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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-12-04
suvERIc A FINE VESSEL.

The suveric has proved to be a splen-
didly-arranged ship for this work. Shs
is roomy and well ventilated, and is so
arranged that the sleeping and living
Quarters can be kept clean and fresh
with the least trouble. Each bunk Is
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
FUNERAL OF I TOWNSEND SMITH
siamese Minister Pays Tribute of Respect
TO Dead Consul

The funeral services Of Isaac Townsend Smith.
the Oldest member Of the Union League and
Lotos clubs. who died at his home. No Il East
Seth street on Saturday. We're held at the NIadi-
son Avenue Baptist Church yesterday The
Rev. Dr. Kerr Boyce Tupper officiated A
memorial service viii be held at the church on
April %. when the Rev Dr. Tupper will speak
Four OF The first deacons of the Madison Ave
hue Baptist Church acted as paIlbearers. and
sixteen members Of the Union League Club in a
TWO line flle followed the coffin. The church
was vel filed with friends of the dead man.
6iiu among me many members of the Union
League and LOtos clubs who were nr.sert ,,,,
Joseph Milbanka vice-presdent OF the Union
League Club.
Among those who attended the services ,,ae
i'hla Akharaj Naradhara. the Siamese Minister
aud his secretary, who came on from Wasbine, ,
ipn. The Minister brought with him a wreath og
roses ana lies as a token Of tribute, respect and
regret from the King of Siam. He also broupI,t
another wreath Of Violets and roses from him
s'lt and members Of his legation in Wasbington
tne burial was AT Greenwood Cemetery where
!D. Iupper held a short service
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
VETER4NS ASK FOR PARK.
e.. n. II. Posts Join Increment to
Obtain Land Near Grants Tomb.

seventy-eight Grand Army posts have sent or
are sending petitions to the Board of Estimate and
Apportionment, asking that the land between 1l6th
and l22d streets Riverside Drive and Claremont
avenue be incorporated into Riverside Park. The
various posts represent more than one hundred
thousand old soldiers. who anxious 10 have the
land preserved because OF the historic interest
tached TO the place The matter is also being
actively taken up by the Grant Monument Asso-
citation. Of which General Horace Porter is the
president.
In speaking of the plan. General Porter said yes
terday:
Ninety thousand citizens contributed toward the
Grant monument fund OF $6t0,V0 So much of the
work was secured at cost that the tomb really
represents outlay Of about $4,000 The tomb
was built here because the city had been 50 pro-
life with promises as to beautifying its surround
ings These promises. however. were not carried
out. Enough ground was reserved which to
place the tomb and the walks surrounding IL. but
no provision made when it could have been
done economically. for the prevention of buildings
of unrestricted height which would mask the
largely upon clear space and the surroundings in
general.
The patriotic people OF this country some years
ago became restivo, after seven years OF neglect
ahH mere was then strong movement in Congress
10 have the permanent interment Of General
Grants body made in Washington. but the New
Workers defeated this largely by their own efforts
as II plqued their city pride to have the remains
removed TO Washington. This while the body
was IN the llttle brick tomb before the monument
erside. and the tomb having been built by private
subscription. II would seem that the city govern
ment is douDly pledged to add every reasonable
beauty 10 the surroundings
President Card Of the West End Association saws
that there be question of the advisabflitv
OF forever marking the old battlefield while the
beautlhcauon OF the approach to Grants tomb is
necessary Several Of the institutions on Morning
SIDE Heights have spent large sums in improve
inenls; and their representatives say that much
LVte VIII De spent in the same way and that for
''iis ie'iSoh they are entitled 10 consideration
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
FELL OFF STREETCAR-MAY DIE.
Old Man Severely Injured Opposite His
34th Street Home.

John Dwight. a retired civil engineer. seventy
years Old of No. East 34th street fell from
an eastbound 34th street car last night opposite
his home, and severely injured. II is
thought he may have conclusion OF the BRAIN
and this with other injuries and his advanced
years makes his condition alarming His son.
DR. John Dwight. said he was conscious at mid
night but was not out of danger
Mr.. and Mrs Dwight were returning home
on 34th street from visit 1t is thought
the old man started off the car while il was
sun IN motion. He missed his footing and was
thrown on his face. He lay there unconscious
Tor nearly five minutes. Mrs. Dwight kneIt be-
side him and was almost prostrated with grief
Patrolman Peter F. Reed summoned a New
York Hospital ambulance. but Mrs Dwight re
fused to let her husband go to the hospital He
was carried into the house where his son At
tended to him. Mr.. Dwight was at one time
engineer for the New York Central
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
MEET TO HONOR MOST.
anarchist Speakers Say His Spirit
WM LiUe On.

Johann Most IS dead. Anarchism still lives"
was the tenor of the addresses, delivered in Eng
lish German, Yiddish and Italian, at the memorial
meeting in honor OF the anarchist leader held in
the Grand Central Palace yesterday afternoon.
Long before the hour for the meeting men, woH-
en- and children began TO gather, and by the time
the band played the "Marseillaise' the big hall
was crowded Inspector Walsh had 100 policemen
there to preserve order, but there was no trouble
and while the speeches applauded and some
of the mentioned roundy hissed, the
crowd quiet and orderly. The hall was hung
with red banners Of the various societies, draped
with Grape.
Emma Goldman declared that Most represented
ideas of truth and honesty, against robbery and
theft. She said:
From to,.day.s meeting the powers think that they
who represented an idea no more. Although
John Most is dead. his ideas not dead. AL
though he can no longer use his bitter sarcasm,
tine powers will have to understand that the ideas
he represented are not dead. because ideas do not
die with individuals. and John Most's Ideas will
always live
Comrade Janovsky, who spoke in Yiddish. de
clared that, while Most was dead his ideas would
live forever. and closed by saying that there was
man in sight that could take Mosts place as
leader.
When "Comrade Lucy Parsons" appeared IT was
two three minutes before she could begin her
speech. great the applause She said:
Chicago. and the capitalists began to spew their
venom on all who declared themselves as an
ciared that he was an anarehist It required far
than 1t does in 1906. and John Most in 1855 was a
comrade of those men who sleep the long sleep.
It was announced that the collection amounted to
s347 80 and three gold rings. Most's ashes were TO
have been exhibited in an urn but they were not
taken to the hall It said they have been
winds in accord with Most's wishes
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Sunday, April /, 1905

steamer Excelsior Ger. Courtin. Hamburg March I6
and Shields 10. 10 Philip Ruprecht in ballast. Arrived
the Bar 11:SO p m.
steamer Caledonia Gr) Baxter Glasgow and Neville
Steerag- passengers and mdse Arrived at the at
steamer Santiago Jones. Santiago March - and Mas
2S, to James r Co w 50 passep.yars
mails and mdse. Arrived the bar a S:3s m
Steamer COamo. Dalton March 10 Jobos 81
MayasaeZ "a. Aguadla - and San ~. the New
York and Porto Rico IS Co, with l5s passengers
steamer Pretoria tBr Mckenzie. Bermuda March 20
10 a = Outerbrdge & Go. with 1852 passengers. mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar a p m. Slst.
steamer hudson Br) Burnett, Kobe December 81 Moii
JannnaIY = Shanghai - Hong Kong To- Singapore 3.
y and Agiers March \ to Philip Ruprecht, with mdse
arrived at the Bar a.
steamer Venetia @er). HoH Cotton March - Kingston
- ana inaSua %. to the Hamburg American line. with
4;6T '' "'
Steamer Panronia CRrl. Benson. Trieste March II
Elne 10 Palermo ld NapiA 10 and Gibraiter 20 10 the
Cunhrd IS % Ltd with 80 cabin $50 steerage pas
N III ''Ni S' "'''
Steamer Marecas tBr,, Kirkby Trinidad March "a and
Ereada - 10 the Trinidad shipping and Trading %
W Bi,h 80 passengers mails and mdse. Arrived al the
Steamer Bayamo Uubsn). HUFF Progreso March n
aInplco = ana Havana ~. James + Ward a 90 win
Saolh passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar ~
Sandy Hook y J. April l $50 p n,--U-ins northwest
moderate breeze clear. '' '''' 'N' ST.
SAILED.
steamers Algonquin for lesion and racIs,n,.io
.ioidshoro Fhlladelphia, Yoruba Rio Janeiro etc
- No 10. Port Arthur. Tex; Charles Maver tovir~
biges Nos II and Is from Boston,. Batmora' Srgist
norm "ieTl. London and Plymouth John Wilson ~,
Gina; Atr7to tBr kingstoH Colon. etc and south
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN pORTS

Liverpool April Arrived. steamers celtic tI}r Ran
son New" York via Queenstown. CAstran tRr,
~ la'I1as Ini hostoni Umbria tBu Dutton. New York
Aprli l. ~ 80 m Sailed steamer Iucana
Bri. watt from Liverpool. New York
southampton April J, 1l:l5 m-Arrved steamers 81
taul iass"W. New York Plymouth and cher
Soqirs orino,o ,Brl Down. New YORK via kingston
Dover April J. - U-Saiied steamer PennsvIvani,
1erl, h"nth drom Hamburg. New York via
MoVis April ! Arrived. steamer Columbia ,T2r, Wadv
worth. New York for Glasgow ,and nrocestoi,' az,
sailed steamer Astoria err. Iumsdane from (;lss
Rotterdam March n sailed steamer Noordam Dutch,
~tf"gTf N~" York via Ruuogne sailed non, later
port afternoon 3Ist passed SrilIv Anrti y, ''
naples, April Arrived steamer Republic tf3r, Mc-
AGiss. Alexandria foE Nav YoTk via Ponta peisaaz.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
TURNER'S "EDN1" FOUND.
Detectives Unemtk W0man Men
toned IN Case of Bank Teller.

Pinkerton detectives in the company of an officer
or the National Bank Of North America found ed
ma yesterday, the woman who supposed to
have helped spend some of the $4,000 which Joseph
A. Turney stole from the bank. She was not ar
rested and it was said last night that she prob
ably would not be. She in a city not many
miles from New York
Apparently the detectives were unable TO get any
evidence against her than that disclosed in
her letters to Turney, and there was proof that
she had concealed any of the stolen money for
Turney. She may return TO her fiat in this city
to-day.
Turneys examination will come this morning at
the Tombs police court He silent as his
Intentions yesterday, refusing to talk visitors at
the Tombs but it is believed he will plead guilty.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
POLICE DRAW REvoLvERs ON MOB.

The St Dominican Sisters. whose convent is at
No. Izo Ridge street. have complained of being
annoyed by boys Of the neighborhood Yesterday
while Patrolman Baxter was escorting two Sisters
up the stairway of the convent a rotten or,rro
hufied by lad, struck one OF the Sisters I'm fbe
back or the head With PatroIman Ward he -
rested The boy. and crowd gathered around them
which soon became mob of nearly five buTdraj
enraged Jews. The policemen drew their re,,5.a-
and drove tho crowd back Ia Essex hJarLet y'IIs
court the boy fined '' P'iiO''
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
HOLY NAME MISSION OPENED.

The Holy Name Mission. 10. l57 Bowery. was
blessed and formally opened by Archbishop
Farley yesterday afternoon. The mission is The
iirst n It's kind established on the Bowery Inv
the Catholic Church. Father Cunnion opened
the ceremonies by stating briefly the object or
the mission. 1t WAS established" he said @prin-
cipaly as a rendezvous meeting place for the
unfortunate Of the district who have no nlsca
20 20 but :he saloon"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
WEDNESDAY. APRIL !.
TRANSFACIFIC MAILS.

Steamer. in y V
Hawaii Japan. Corea. China and Philip
pnes-Siberia (via Francisco Apr g. 12:3O n,
Hawaii-Aameda via san FranciscoJ. Apr 3. 1890 m
Japan. Cores China and Philippine
fremont via Seattle Apr B. 600 p m
Japan, CoTea, China Philippine
Empress of Japan Cia yctoral -. Apr 4 600 p m
Hawaii Japan Corea and China-Ameri-
Marq yia San Francisco) Apr TO- 1890 m
Tahiti anad Marquesas Islands-Mariposa
via San Francisco -. Apr T. 1890 m
Hawaii, Guam and Phippines-Uniteds
states transport Sheridan (va
Francisco :.-..--..-.. Apr 10 1890 m
Taeoma) Apr 1s 600 p m
New Zealand. Australia New Caledonia
Samoa Hawaii and Fill Islands
Sonoma FranCisco) ....... Apr 10 IL 30 a m
Australia Fiji Islands New Caledonia
Moana (via vctora) Apr % 600 p m
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

COMPANY August KieTrnan. , 2r5 81
Cunningham -. 1OI 81
Koeisch 5sss Os
A. Keene costs ,........'. 100 90
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
REWARD FOR LANepoN THIEF
- Tslerraph q T,he rribune l

iBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
SfoTristown. r. J.. April Woodbury. C. Lang
oo2. through his attorney, has offered $50 reward
20 information leading 70 the convict on
of The man who broke into his country home ..
30. ~ Madison avenue. MnrristoEn last Th sda,-
nl8nt anu wounded lie caretakeE- william Paul
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
DENVER THEATRE FOB sHueeeTs
IBy Telegraph - The Trihune.l

IF3t IFIt5IaI'U 70 Inc Ir1bune.l
Denver, April Local parties who bava h,,
nesoiiatng with the Shuberts for an arti-trust
theatre here announce that tho deal was closed
J. 81 .:-hi tor the erection a 5000 0oo b,rdipe
&hrH W.. combine theatre ana business blocks
The theFtfc Will seat eighteen hundred r.eorie
A~-L lii I-~ hSaIla Oh Nay l 1920
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 5;45 sunset 6:24 100 Moons age Q
HIGH WATER.
A. M-Ssndy Hook 64s Gov Island 1:15 Hell Gate s.ns
+ M-Sandy 75 Gov. Island 1855 He'll Gate eos
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
Proposals.

DROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND PIECE
GooDSzDepartmsnt ot the Interior. once e Indian
pOrais. plainly marked OF the snvsOpo.
Proposal for Clothing. and addressed Conmis-
sioner - Indan Affairs. Washington % c Will
once until clock D m OF Thurs
Gay, April furnishing Indian with
elsthing and piece goods. aids made en-
Government blankA schedules giving all IN
formation for bidders win pc furnished application 70
the Indian Once. Washington. d. T.. Indian
Warehouses a New York city. Louis
Mo. and Omaha Neb. The Departments ths
right reisct and bids. Any park a.t
b. =. LEUPF. Commissioner.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel Line
italia Naples March VeIoce
'Vaderland Antwerp, March Red Star
sPrIns Wilem Port Prince, March 27..D "
sPotsdam Eoulogue, March q Holland-Am
Monterey. Havana. March 81 Ward
Liverpool. March pa. White star
City of Columbus. Savannah. March 80. Savannah
TUESDAY. APRIL 8.
'KronDrnz Wilhelm .CherboUrg. March IN G IIovd
'Zua. Ponce March Red ID
WEDNESDAY. April. 4.
'Carmania. Queenstown. March Cunard
advance. Colon March Panama
sBrings mail.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
Public Notices.
STPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIvISION


SCPItEME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION.
FIRST DEPARTMENT In the Matter or the Appli-
catoa OF the Board of Rapid Transit Railroad Coras
soners tor the city q New York for the appointment q
three commissioners determine and
rapid transit railway railways for conveyance and
transportation OF persons property. determined h
Jle t.oaTd. ought be constructed operated
GERARD AVENUE ROUTE. Public notice hereby
gwen that Undersigned. Isaar Rsii
brennan and William Ialpin- having order TIE
Appellate Division Of the Supreme FIRST
Judicial Department in tho above entitled matter
on the 23rd da OF March 1900. bearing day
been appointed commissioners determine repOrr
after due public hearing whether railway railways
mentioned IN The petition Of the said Board. presented 10
the said Appellate Division the 9th ~
February 1905 and fled in the office ot the Clerk o. said
Court about the day ought be
and operated hereby appoint
April. 1905. O'Clock afternoon
the Office 0f BOa-dnan. Plat street
In the Borough OF Manhattan. of Re
time and place Of the sitting and sitting
such adjourned sittingS thereafter held
will hear all persons interested in said matter
Dated. New York March 27th 1905
WILLIAM HALPIN
ISAAC BELL BRENNAN.
JOHN g. COLEMAN
GEORGE T. RTVES. 10 Liberty street. New City.
BOARDNAN. PI4ATT & SOLEY. IS Wall Street.
York city
Attorneys for Board OF Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missiOners.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.


First Department.-In the Matter Of the Application
OF the Board Of Rapid Transit Railroad
for the city of New the appointment of three
commissioners to determine whether rapid
transit railway railways the
portatiOn Of property. determined
Board ought operated BROOKLYN
AND MANHATTAN LOOP LINES. Manhattan Sections
Public notice is hereby the Undersigned
Buikley Huhbeh Harry W Alden aud Warren Leslie hav
ing order the Appellate Division OF the
Court for the First judicial Department entered IL Tho
above entitled matter the day of March. 1898
bearing date thar day appointed commissioners
10 determine and after public hearing whether
a railway railways
Board presented Appellate Division
the 9th day OF February 1906 and fled in Office % ha
Clerk OF said Court the day ought bs
constructed and operated do hereby appoint Tuesday the
10th day ot April 1905 o'cioc IN the afternoon o.
that day. office Of BOardrlau Patt Soley.
Wall street IN the Borough OF Manhattan city % New
York as the time and place OF the first sitting and At
such sitting and adjourned Strings may here
after held they will hear all persons interested in said
Dated. New York. March -. 1905
CIfAS BCLkLEY HCBBETLs
HARRY " ALDEN.
WARREN LESLIE.
GEORGE T.. RIVES 70 Liberty street. New York city
BOARDMAN. PI4ATT & SOLEY. 25 Wall street. NeN
York CITY
Attorneys Board % Rapid Transit Railroad Com
missiouers for the city Of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
JAMES A. DOSNELLT.
u Ii ELrrL u y 4 -
SUpREAE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION

First Department-In the matter of the application
Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for
the City New York for the appointment OF three Com
rnissioners determine and whether rapid
railway railways the conveyance and
uortation property by the
Board ought 10 be constructed and operaed
FOURTH STREET ROUTE IN THE COUNTY OF NH-W
YORK. Public notice Is hereby Eiven that the under
signed Frederick Phillips, William E. trell and Aora
ham s Gilbert having by order of the Appellate p
COu-t for the First judicial Depart
rnent entitled matter the d daN
March 1906. bearing date that day. been appointed
determtne and after due puouc
hearing whether railway RAILWAYS mentioned IN ts
OF presented the said Appel
late abou- the 9Th day OF February, 19
and fled in the Clerk OF said Court or
ought % be constructed and operated
90 hereby appoint Monday. the I'D day OF April lsS a.
o'clock IN the afternoon Of that day at the oface or
Boarduan Platt & Sol5y, No. s. Wall street. IN tn4
Borough Manhattan city OF New York as the time
and place OF aitng and at such sitting ami
ad be thereafter held
will hear all persons interested in the said matter
Dated New York. March 2S. 1905
It GREILA
A : GILBERT.
FREDERICK J. PHIrLITS-
GEORGE I. RIVES. No s. Liberty Street. New YORK
City. -- - -. 60. -.
York city r,-,-. -.
for Board or tSapid transit I'ailaA ~D'
uissOnerS.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

r,ent notice ia hereby act on.
printed No J24 No i59 has been passed by both
branches Cf the l.ef;tslature entitled
IN ACr
To AMEND SIS"TlO\ THIRTEEN HI NDRED AND
SEVENTY -FOUR OF THE GREATER NEW NORM
CHARTER RELATIVE To THE CLERK OF THB
BOARD OF JUSTICES OS THE MUNICIPAL
COURT
,pon such bin Will held tho Mayors ths
city OF New Work. on Wednesday. ApF
A. 10 o'clock \, NJ
Tatei 11t- Hall New York -
GEORGE y. MCCLELLAN.
This bill win the second heard this date
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.


- First Departnent.-Ia Matter or Application
of the Board Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners
the city OF New York for the appointments OF three
Enssioners TO determine and report whether rapid tran
sit railway railways for the and tranSports
tion Of determined by the Board
ought be constructed and opeTateCVAN CORTLAND
PARK ROUTE hereby given
undersigned a Donnslly. Paul l. Herman and
julius Kremer by order of the Appellate
vision Of Court for the First Judicial De
partnent I'm the above entitled the 2
day Of March 1905 bearing date that day, been
pointed commissioners to determine and after due
public hearing whether railway railways menonel
petition of Board presented the said
Appellate Division 9th OF February,
fled IN the Office the Clerk OF said Court
DAY ought be constructed oper
ated hereby appoint Friday. Goth day o April
O'Clock afternoon that day. "A
Office A. DOnnely. 81 Nassau Street.
Borough Manhattan. city OF New York the time
and place OF the first sitting and at such sitting and such
adjourned sittings may be thereafter held they will
hear all persons interested in said matter
Dated. New York, March =. 1896.
JAMES A DOSNELI.T.
L I HERMAN.
JULIUS c. KREMER
GEORGE L. RIvES. 30 Liberty Street. New York city
BOARDMAN. PI4ATT & SOLEY. 35 Wau Street New
York City.
Attorneys Board Rapid Transit Railroad Com
migsioners for the CITY OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
~ WI +. GRELL,
SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION

First Department the matter OF the application
The Roard Rapid Railroad Commissioners r
the city or New York the appointment OF three c
nissoners AID whether rapid transit
railway railways for the conveyance and transport
OF persons property, as determined oy Lae
ought 10 be constructed and operated FoCRLtEN -
STREET. ROUTE Public notice is hereby given taat ne
,,r5ersgnad William H WadhaIus James .. Farrell ana
John Pine. having by an order OF The Appellate @ @
Ion of the Supreme for the First Judicial Depart
rnent entered in entitled matter the rt d
OF March 1906 date that day been appoil
after due
hearing whether railway railways nentioned IN We
Dstirion OF the Board presented 70 the said Apl
division on about the 9Th day OF February lsOo
aIs5 IN the office Clerk OF said Court on or so
~ same dav ought constructed and oQeratec %
fsrebv appoint Wednesday. the 1lth day OF April l.
a. ocIork in the afternoon OF that day at the oco
~ William n Wadaams. No 81 Liberty Street, IN tns
Lororb Of Manhattan city OF New York. the Tune AZ
place OF sitting and at such sitting and s- i
adtourued sttings be thereafter held tlcF WIZ
Lesr all persons said matter.
Dated York March 26. 1905 - --.v>,~,,rs
WILLIAM TT. W-ApFiAMSs
JOHN r. PINE.
JAMES q. FARRELL
GEORGE l. RIVES % liberty street New 4or> -
BOARDMAN. PIAATT & SOi-E1, &. Walt 9ttSo- ----s,
work CITY. Attorneys for Beard or kapid lt-S
Railroad Commissioners for the city % View ho'N
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
DI7RSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE

uent notice IA hereby given that act senate eli;
Drtnted No 7O7 No S93 has been passed oN "o'N
branches OF the legislature. enttlod
AN AOFN
To AUTHORIZE TIE PAYMENT OF rttE CI-AlM SS
~ lanes a RI 'SSEII4 FOR SERVICES RENDERED
TrIF CITY YORK
FNrthar notice hereby given THAT Public HeaIis
80, s,,rb mn viii held MaNors ofice. in me
CIV HALL IN C1ty OF New York. Wednesday AprA
! 1906 a IL O'Clock \ NJ -.
Dsted CITY HaH, New YCrS. March - 1906.
GEORGE n. MCCLELLAN. Mayor
rb,q hill will ba heard this date.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TOMORROW. APRIL 3.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were filed Saturday.
the first name being that of the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1906-04-02

'Brings mail.