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The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-12
Senator Patterson's Address.

The introduction of Senator Patter-
son by POSTMASTER Gabbert was some
what longer than that OF the others.
He spoke in a playful manner of some
of the senator's hobbies. particularly
regarding the manner in which his
newspapers are to be considered. He
introduced the speaker with the re-
mark that nobody could more grace
fully or eloquently speak to the toast.
"The President" than the junior sena-
tor. Senator Patterson said:
Mr. Toastmaster-Th few of us
who voted for another candidate at the
last election, if not ready to take on
sackclOth and ashes. are at least will
ing TO admit that probably the great
majority were wiser than the small mi
nority in selecting the man they did
for President.
The spirit that moved the people TO
seat our honorcd guest in the White
House was not inaptly Illustrated by
the campaign button adopted by the
stockmen and cowboys. 1t bore the
likeness of the President and beneath it
the iegend: Don't be Il Maverick. The
men who wore those buttons were
strouuously in favor of the erstwhile
ride of the plains and believed it to
be very bad Americanism not to bear
the Roosevelt brand"
Throughout the senator's speech was
high.y eulogistic of THE President
Theodore Roosevelt. He concluded:
MY friends, l have responded to
the simple toast of The President Let
us. before we separate, supplement it
with a sentiment made common prop
erty by the gentle and princely Joseph
jefferson: The President. May he live
long and prospect"
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-12

oen'al 10 damaging but to bousAtin8
Tue community as q whole. We mus:
DO careful that nothing 10 dooe that
wouId jeopardize their industries as
tnRt would therefore work harm of
the most far-reaching kind not only to
all ifom the humblest to the highest
engaged in these industries. but to the
business community as a whole We
must be careful to Sc that the law 10
administered with sanity and conser-
vatisn
but the power must exist, in my
judgment, if justice is to be done as
between the public and the common
CARRIE in some governmental execu-
1--WE tribunal. not only to fix rates and
alteF them when they are convinced
that existing rates do injustice, but to
SEQ that the rate thus fixed goes into
euect practically at once. That is i'm
portant to certain individuals as to
CERTAIN Industries. and it is important,
10 certain communities. | do not in
tne least aScribe it to any moral culp-
aDlllIy OF the men engaged in handling
lheSe great corporations that they can
not see some of the bad effects of GER
tam 'hlngS they do. II is most natural
lor a man who is trying to carry on
MS business in competition with some
other business to think that whatever
he Gces that would best his competitor
is a pretty good thing for the com
munilg at large; and often | do not
blame him for what he does. but in
tend 10 prevent his doing it.
The Private Car Question.
- cannot attempt to speak in detail
OF all that should be put into the law
as hope it will be enacted at the next
session Of the national Congress. Not
only should this power Of rates go in.
but In my belief we should at the same
time deal with the private car ques-
ton, which as regards certain indus
tries offers an even greater menace
than is offered by the present system
of fixing rates.
81 do not think that the law will
have 10 deal with many subjects. but
do feel that with the two have men
TONED and with perhaps one or two
Others it should deal effectively. There
will be the argument made on the
other side, doubtless the argument be-
ing made in their own minds by GER
tain Of my hearers, that such power Is
liable TO abuse. Of course it is. The
power Of taxation is liable to grave
abuse. and yet it must exist. In the
appropriate legislative body you cannot
get any needed power given to the rep
resentatiyes of the people without OK
posing yourselves to the danger of that
power being abused. There must be
the possibility of abuse or there caE-
not % the possibility OF effective
user - ..
The address was received with
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-12

The address was received with
hearty and long continued applause.
The Grit-advocate., 1905-05-12
The Great Corporations.

"Of course it would be possible to
come much short of such confiscation
and yet do great damage. perhaps ir-
reparable damage to the great corpora
tons engaged in interstate commerce.
We must remember always that most
of the men who are responsible for the
management OF these great CORPORA
tions. and who have profited thereby
have made their fortunes not as Incl.
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OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH

So common 1895 % ckTTE quiet fair to So soo8
shippers S50S5 65; common 50 25TS3 IL SHEEP Etsadv
S9G$5. LAMBS steady, 81 251$1 30
East Buffalo. May 6.--CATTLE-Receipts $50 head;
1895 90 heifsrs SASS 90 cows s88s4 Is bulls $50
HoGs.EEso:etgts 200 heed; active, I6625o higher;
&c roughs S54S5 2o stays So 25gsa 20: dares So
@Se SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts, 400 head lambs
earlinss SIS 25QS5 So ethsTs 81 $685. To- ewes 81 $50
Kansas CITY. Nay CATTJ!LT:-Feceipts, 100 head;
81 4OGS6 50; fair good, $4 259&5 IS: Western FED
steers 81 oo$8 ~ sockers and feeders 1885, Southern
steers 81 00GS550 Southern cows, 25S4 80 native
COWS 50 25GS5 native heifers 81 50Gs5 So bulls 50 75
TO- calves 50 50Q$6 25 Receipts for week % 100
ioGs coo head; market &c lover top s. As;
IS 85a$5 49, rigs and lights 81 4OQS5 So Receipts for
the week. 97.4O0.
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BILLIARD AND POOL rAn,rs

hl.EA
MANUFACTURERS OF billiard on5 -,
tables; high grade bowling alley tuiIasTS.
lowest prices. Mark BROS. "a ITnior,
Square. OI4Nn
BILLIARD AID POOL TABLEs,-soII57-,
made high grade goods. durable 49,
rate cushions; supplies, repairs DD~K
GfS .. 100 EAST 6th-st- Established 1880
II. WAGNER-ADLER COMPANY -
facturer5 superior billiard tables: Schaa
fer cushions. 42d-st. and BroadNay. a.
Great JonsE-st.
CAST OFR CLOTHING.
HIGHEST PRICE paid Tor ladies'. rentls-
mems and children discarded Clothiro,
ane Evening and Street Costumes, JsweIry;''
Brlc-d-brHc, h,urs, etc. Mr.. or Mira NJ
NATAL. ga eth-ave. Tel. 1,O1S-5sth.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.
COMMERCIAL DETECTIVE BUREAU
AL investigations, information shadow
ing; satisfaction guaranteed: absolutely
reliable; UOnudentally conducted at reason
able rates. CHARLES SCHN ELDER Lords
Court Bldg. p Wiilianl-st-. New-Yori.
sAAdWIcK DETECTIVE BUREAU. Lett
innate. commercial. criminal work. cor
able; authorized bonded. 1877 Broadway
WRIGHT DETECTIVE AGENCY.-Inoom-
parably best service: results more con-
vincing than promises. highest credentials
100 West l25th- ~
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

NeT'-York May 8, 1905.
BEBvEs-Receipts. 126 head, consigned direct 70 a
slauEhterer No sales live weight to-day, Feel
beef active at 617S9isc 70
a little beef 9s&c. No change
tho cables London and Liverpool. Exports from
port to-day 615 beeves and 1880 quarters Of
CALvEs-No receipts nothing doing. Feeling
barely steady City dressed slow 6Geo per ~
country light supply and steady at 5G71ac.
head including for the market making with the
stale stock, sale Jersey City. Sheep
dull and unchanged lambs more active ana frrn, with top
grades 1Oc higher. One car carried Clipped
sheep sold 81 25$5 ner 100 n unshorn lambs at s!Q
Dressed mutton slow At 7G81ac 10; dressed lambs
11312@sc; country dressed spring lambs S2G$6
per
Eales-Kerns Commission Company: go unshorn Colo
lambs 20 10 IS % 100 70; %
Colorado DO e8 10 at Is 60 rs DO Be n az IS Be- 2
IS clipped Kentucky ewes, 90 70, "a 25
J. b Gibson &, Co.: 202 clipped State lambs 70 10 at
SO 25; 81 culle, 81 n ST.
HoGS-Receipts were II cars, lisa head; for
market Feeling Prime State Pcrnsy1-
quoted S. aG7S6 per 100 10. Country
dressed hogs unchanged 5z96c per for heavy to
light weights.
10 average at 81 Per 100 ~ - do 237 70, s. 90 2
rOaghs, 355 n. at So do, 200 n. at - 90
g. Judd & Co.: s. Western hogs. 173 10. at So %
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AGENTS AND CAEVASSELtS. - Break
away from old Chestuuts still going the
rounds: we have something new and useful ,
rapid easy seller, . necessity; 1-,..5 profit
customers satisfied. CT EEN MIG. CO.,
Inc. Syracuse, y. Y
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NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentne ruled nrrn but IN
changed Rostn steady with So q for common
good strained. Tar was steady and unchanged. We
quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTTNE-O and machine bbs 5e1a q
TAR. IS 90
ROsIN-Conmon 70 good. IS *; f SO 15aSs %. p
SO 2OqS3 % G. SO 1898 40; Fl SO 6OdS3 70, Z 81 500
So 20: X, s. $685. 40; NJ 81 s58S4 90 n IS 10: W G.
IS 50: W ". IS 90
STOCK ON HAND.
5Ssln s204 bSls
Tar Loaf bbIs
Wilmington, May 6,-SPIRITs TURPENTIVE firm and
unchanged receipts. 8 ROSIN firm and m
changed receipts as bhls TAR firm at ST so: rece,rs
"A bhIs. CRUDE TUEtPINTINE firm at 50 so 81 and
81 80; receipts. Al bills v ~
NeW-Orleans. May 6-ROSIN-Rece!pts. hills
Savannah May 6--TURPENTTNE frrn az 57o. ~
ceips. 14l2 obsi sales s2l shipments 643 ROsIN Arm
receipts 296 bbls; sales. 1291; shipments u
C So %; n SO 10 2 So 175; f. So 22b: q Ia 24lL'
Il. 50 10; l. SO 90 K SO 20; n. SO rs: n IS so: " q
SO 90. " ". 81 10 -
Charleston. May s-TURPENTINE and ROsIN-Noth-
ing doing.
London, May 6.-TURPENTINE- Spirits. AS %.
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CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nsw-York, May 9. 100.
quiet and rather
tnrespouave TO what regarded az favorable SET
a. cables both Europe and Brazil The undeTt1Ie
vas eteasy however and after opening steady a. IN
CHANGED prices the market closed steady, with Aach
other months the Initial basis nats
rer reported about 1000 bags Ths selling seemed 10
profit taking while there was Is1
about enough fresh buying to sustain prices s!u
Insignificant 70 furnisi4
While the European cables We're
considered favorable showing which consisted OF an
Ffysncs ~ Il franc EHyre and Of a partial = PIE
al Hamburg, Indifferent viewed IN the lgnt Oh
last few DAYS. Wheh european
frBts showed little desire respond 10 ou!sh
from the market Brazilian markets 1o%eEeL
reis and Santos 100 refs hlgGeI
ard receipts at points light The spot marx
s QUIET but steady quotations the basis OF &C
Rio No Z. -..-,,.. 5a,
The range Of contract prices in the local market To-Day
lrugs
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AGENTS WANTED everywhere. local and
travelling, to canvass small towns and
rural districts for fall trade. good pay
weekly PERRY NURSERY Co, Roches-
ter, ". Y.
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ARTISTIC WORK prompt delivery. WEI
e5lers falL % please ~ TIE CRAVEN
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brazilian coffee is as follows
.IncIudlnR 1 81 * taken e shIp.

CoTToNTIle cotton market was comparatively narieT
Irregular, with trading Of evening up cnaraCteI
Considering The disappointing cables the showing Wa
considered very steady, however ana seemed 10 IeIec'
disposition part bears operate
gsyely developments favorable their side of the
although pronounced
largely accounted for by the natural
Discrimination lines Sunday
that is keeny susceptible 10 changes In the
weather TIE opening steady at unchanged prices 70
advance Of point and almost Immediately following
this prices forced up advance OF about ago
by moderate bun support and covering notwith-
standing the showing OF Liverpool Due about
points higher cljse9 higher
months and 1GS2 points lower positions owing.
believed, scattering end-week liquidation,
spot cotton was points higher With good sales thus ind
eating the general situation. AT
the advance here realizing became OF feature and
with the larger bulls showing little disposition TO hold the
bag. prices worked of little under last nights level
The close steady advance OF point 10 de-
cline OF points we're estimated at 10000 bales
There were further reports from the South claiming ad-
progress with crop, although the daily
eaer reports for the last week have been generally ia
VOrRble, with no heavy rains noted The forecast
Testery was considered favorable and wires from
de7-Sr.es reported reselg on the outlook Tor faFor-
able weather Reports concerning the Southern spot
alton continued claim steadness IN practically all
tons
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PRIVATE American family o-ers respO1s-
BILE parties large, cheerful, beautiIuIy Il III
nished front room; large closets; southern
exposure; convenient subway, elevated, e1-
pr ess; select residential netghborhoodi choice
table 23l West 196th-st,
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. LiveEo0l 7Eeey repor IA eonpartsons follow:

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool Spot cotton
american. GOO receipts 1900; American 1900; mid
point Up on near and points higher on far months:
osS Sps r and point hs6eE on near and 2 Pn'
July = l5d July 4l6d; Ausastseptenber Ala;
December and DeceIrterJanusry, 42Odi Jan
eeriary. aid; Fehrlaryldarch, ara and March
FLOUR AND MEAL-There were no new features
~ to-oays hour market and transactions were
Ta5en5s tatn gnsnangsd 60 sPrng
winter patents. s. SOC s. Is; spring clears s. 20
Winter, 50 35q 60 RYE FLOUR quiet; quoted: Fair
coRN, MEAL steady: quoted Kiln dried ;275S$s e.
"a veIIo e S 20 MEAl stsady; quoted: Fine white
es5sTn ste9dy eitE arm: quoted: Western spring
S ed Cog ;22 % Mas shj99Sent SIS % So
s5 90; A8aPy SO esh2P e'20 bulk &
oRAIE- -WTEATGse Sentiment continued beansb IN
VA, 9fes but 9eFngs nevsrt err
osec about &c nst lower II quite STEADY in tene
he-r traders The low temperatures NorthVSesteT1
crop outlook and state report rom Kentnc es 10 10
~ @ oS NV ass a. ~ as sss 20 in april and
sc n us pTSistSas for yeTy fsyoTa6le government
t q ne southwest were quite satisfactory en-
have been ;ately circaiatinE T
= H. a1 e ,bsst5e ls rlg q taese sondiaons had
1,Ee iraaeIs Dei.eEe Il has been sola almost to
saes showing pert5a. Ad net decline early selling
60 600 bushels against coo b SnTe
higher After he reguisr cose Wheat s e 70 s Rois net
for time. but before l O'Clock had recovered and
was quite steady &c for May Ssc July and s2l
tcr September. The as follows: 10
red Sic elevator and S21.c 0 an0at; No North
err pul15 s. o95s and 10 hard ManitOba, s754c
sii0a5 CoRA-toHlnlssion house buying vas feature
II corn part OF the time while elevator houses
moderately the West causing an easier mr.
around midday The Chicago 10 cars
little above the estimate only IS cars were ex
pected Monday This the market up azain
July S2Hc and September 6iHe The weather was oca
tl1sred little unfavoraele. being Iaverr,oo
Soseo p1itly 4e net higher The export conslsts;
% tNo loechi No quoted az
e s. sfo Sf No white. 521o and No yellow Sc
ard enough prevent yaJuss
from showing fair Saturday The close Wa
10 - e83ci white 30 70 a5 y ep3sIkc an
cssDee white 30 20 30 ID. 251413ec RYE-NonninaI
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PRINTING
AGlATs WANTEn.

AGENTS WANTElD.-The y. Z Registry
Bureau has just opened up in New-Eork.
and wants agents for the best 81 q year &c
cideut and 81 10 health policies sold field %
new; large commission, with renewals;
county managers wanted In ever State
can or address \ b. CTIL4ET. Manage.
4i2 Times Bldg. Times Square, y. Y CITY
AGENTS WANTED TO sell Kentucky
Prize whiskey by the barrel; fine prenl-
urns given 10 help sales; big chance for
hustlers. Address Box 2I3. Covington. ken
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PATENTS.

THOMAS DREW 81 ETSON. los Fulton
st.. patent solicitor, expert; established
1855 real service: teleDhopa $3.50 John
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LOST.

OsT.-Bank5ook No. 803. 49, on Dry Dock
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
upon said book Is called upon 10 present
the same to the bank within thirty days.
or the said book viii DO declared cancelled
aud extiuguishsd and new one Issued In
lieu thereof
LOST. Handbook No. a., O23 Of the Union
Dime Savings Institution Is missing. Any
person having claim 10 IL 10 hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said pASsbook cancelled
and new one issued
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PHOTO-ENGRAYING.

HALF-TONE and line work; catalogues and
color work; excellent results, Low prices
HAGOPIAN PHOTO-ENGBANiNG CO. )
Great Jnres-st Phone 1000 Spring
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WE REPAIR. sell and exchange typewrit-
ers and save you from . TO 1850 from
manufacturer price. Remingt01s spe-
cIaIty STANDARD TYPEWRITER EX-
CHANGE. 23I broadway.
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UMBRELLAS AND CANES.
UPHOLSTERY.

UPHOLSTERTNG slip covers and mat
tresses. new and remaking. also emor5ii-
cry OF all kinds. A L. SCHFSEIBER. for
ruerIy Schneider & Dornsr. $50 Amsterdam
ave TeIep hone 4434-Piver.
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AANUFACEURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; high grade bowling aIIev S1StI4SI 49,
lowest prices. Mark BROS. "a Union
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN OLD ESTABLISHED COMPANY. in
creased business, requires $4,000 add
uonal working capital. viii pay salary ana
liberal rate OF interest to well recommended
party WAC VIII advance on book accounts as
needed and look after collections. CONNER
CLAL. Box 40, Tribune Office
ATTENTION Private party desires conf
Dental accommodation OF 500 two weeks.
negotiable security deposited. SI25 returned
lender; fun investigation Invited, rsFar-
enGe5 exchanged I4IMEDIATT. Tribune
Odlce.
IF YOU HAVE FROM 500 TO So o,. IN
ready money. I can show you how, and
where to employ it 50 as 10 make a forum,
II a rev years without risk, IN a les!riruafe
business enterprise. I invite the rliosr riS
orous investigation, and am preDars{ 20
submit satisfactory evidence to convince ~
most conservative. Address c NJ l. ~
BOX 1877 New-Yor City.
WANTED.-Young man Of good habit. y,
enter well established, very rr,ateb1s
rapidly growing ruanufacturfns- hl,st--'s,'
within nifty miles OF Troy. y. Y; can secIIrss
controlling interest. present capital $50 O0o
Address until May 10, Lock Box is T,T7S,,
n. Y. Ivy
HIGHEST PRICES PAID in cash TO-
pawn tickets. diamonds, pearls ana ,avTH
elry. A. BAUM. 223 BovSery
WANTED. Three partners for gold pros-
Pectlng in French Guyane CBraziD' 7
RUSTICO. ~ Leroy-st.
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TYPEWRITERS AL makes sold. re1teQ.
repaired exchanged: reliable service.
GORAIAN 20 Nassau-st. Telephone 2I4O-
CortlandJ.
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pRs. NERKLEY. go West 35th-st.. y Y
Tel 63GO-3sth. $50 Clinton-ave.. Brook
lvn. Graduate OF Kirksyiue. NO.
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FREDRIK WETCIE.-Nervou prcstration
n specially 123 West sOth-st- Telephone
g3T-Riverside.
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QUIET COUPLE, out during day. wish 4
or rooms. private house; permanent
AGA. Lexington 70 9th. P. b.. Box &c. TTio-
une ONCE.
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USFURN1sHED ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG WOMAN desires two unfurnished
rooms In private house, with refined fam
lily; no boarding or furnished room house,
uneXceptionRl references required; breta-
way TO Riverside, between seth and lIutn
SITS Address PERMANENT, Box 70. TTio-
une Office.
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80 csb1es. Rjo--orfee market Arm No Rio,
ss625 exchange I6 232d receipts 1000 bags 6nples
Tor he United States 1000 bags stock 1ooOoo SaS
eantos-Coee market fr4 g9od a4eTase Sah Tt~
stock. S5lpOo bags; f-alho1l
cree market opened Z pig higher; at $50 m was
net UNCHANGED u pig higher sales 1000 bags 70
fraa market opened steady 4 franc hlgher al Il III
a1aa 600 hays
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TYPEW RITING.
Typewriting-5 cents per line,

ALI. MAKES TYPEWRITERS BOUGHT.
sold, rented, repaired bargains s.
HACKER, 1S4 Broadway. telephone 6I53Lt
-COrtIGnQt.
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OSTEOPATIIY.

VIBRATION ParlOrs, 1851 Broadway; Eu-
rcpean treatment. specialist; constitutional
and local diseases, rheumatism, govt. sci
stica, lumbago. liver. kidney diseases. fe-
male troubles, scalp. hair. face. skin
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UNDERTAKES.

LEON r. BAILY. Funeral Director. ST
West 42i-st-. New-YOrk, office telephone.
! 1Nl HNLh-sL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TREATMENT
cures Irregularities. rheumatism. cousti-
nation torpiIlty Of LIVER and all diseases
causei Is improper circulation OF blood
l0f r-est 42d-st. Room 30
1APfsTAkE BY married couple; eXpe-
rieUcei, care OF genrleman's private resi-
.terre dt.rl1g summer months or longer. five
wears references from last employer. Address
+ O. Box y Tribune once.
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FOE SALE.

Washington. painted by Bierstedt. Mrs.
STRIFFLETt. Central. corner jefferson
ave, Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE.

LARGE LOTT. 5Ox1OO; light on three
sides; with or without steam power and
elevator service. Apply 70 WILLIAM 2.
BAKER co, Park-ave. and lSlst-st.
sOTH-sT.. 115 EAsT.-Four stories; new
plumbing, immediate possession Sl.lOu-
OWNER, 3S1 West 1sJh-st-
PRIVATE DWELLING near Washington
Square, 3is story; brick W L, 80 Wash
ingtuu Square.
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DOGS. BIRDS. Sc.

DOG SCEOOL--IICUsebrea teaching.
boarding, anything with dogs or cats.
collars. chains, medicines; dogs on sale
ru3 West 11Uth-st. cor. Broadway Tel
. 500 -MurUiuGsiGc
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RARIFY-Marke, dull: feeding was quoted az 4414e Q
Z Nsr-York and mailing. 46q52c, C BuffaIo
NETWORK PRICES.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS

San Francisco. May 6.-The official closing ouoto-
tons for mining stock to-day were as folloyys
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DREssMAKISG AND MILLINERY.

DREsSAlAKER.-Exp highest city
references; shirtw aistH, suits and sum-
mer dresses: by the day. 50 So HOOK
ENBECK. $50 East e2d-st
STYLISH DRESSES made nom SO IN. nv,
first class French dressmaker. separate
fancy waists So up. JEANNE QUIT
TARD 10 Yves. 39th-st
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

-A.-AT~TRACTIVE floors and suites.
with private bath: single rooms, with CT
without board; apartments, doctors Offices
all desirable locations; highest reterencsS
information free. ). c. LELAND d CO.'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PANAMA, LEGHORN. FELT SILK and
BEAVER HATS,-We are known as the
best PANAMA and STRAW HAT Bleach
ers. Why2 Because IN cleaning WE USE
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COACHGfAN.-By young man. sinr-s h
county. understand horses and car
riaEes willing, CUlE.Cg- HOGAN Is8
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81 80 CARPETS your rooms, lining free;
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