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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-14

Carl Schurz, whose illness has been
reported by the cable, has written
most interesting recollections of his
varied and eventful life, which are
now running serially in McClure's
Magazine.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-14

Morgan's reason for cabling for $780,
900 more, seems to have been that he
thought it a good thing and besides
San Francisco needs the money.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-14
TELEPHONE WHITE s51.

Possibly the public wants the kind
that it has been getting. 1t seems to
stay with that kind better than with
he kind the cries say it ought to have
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-14

If Mayor Schmitz keeps all the San
Francisco saloons closed for a little
while longer, he will be eligible to hon
orary membership in the w. c. II. U.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-14

The Farmers Institute had better
look out or it will be charged with
starting a pineapple trust.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-14

There ought not to be any fear Of
getting water too pure for the COM
munity.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-14

Father Gapon seems to have been in
the Walking Delegate class.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-05-14

The Star has on one or two pre-
vious occasions spoken of the eff
feet of the insurance investigation
on policy-holders, pointing out
that the most immediate, wide
spread and deplorable effect, has
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
OBITUARY.
MAJOR GENERAL ). c. PARKHuRsr.

cOldwaser, aiich May 7-MaJor General J. q.
Parkhurst, wei known as an officer IN ths army
Of the Cumberland during the Civil War. who
served for two years provost marshal general
under General Thomas. and who was United States
Minister 70 Belgium under President Cleveland
died suddenly last night az his home here.
General John Gibson Parkhurst was native OF
Oneida Castle y. Y. where he was born on April
H. 1924 After graduation from the Oneida Acad-
env he studied law and was admitted 70 the bar
A lss7. After practising in Oneida for two years
he went 10 Michigan where he engaged In the
work OF his profession when the Civil War broke
out He had been secretary OF the National Demo-
cratic Convention in 1860. and September 10 1861
enlisted in the army. lie was lieutenant colonel
and colonel OF the eth Michigan Infantry and a
brigsdier general the staff OF General George H.
Thomas He also service provost marshal
oF the Fourteenth Army Corps and provost mar
shaI general OF the Department OF the Cumberland.
also Of the Military Division OF Tennessee. After
the war he was United States Marshal for Michigan
from 1865 70 1852 He then returned 70 his law prac-
flce but in 1883 he wes appointed by President
Cleveland Minister 70 Belgium, ana served two
years. General PaFkhurst was married three times
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
roREIGN POKT.


feid New York for Antwerp land prOceeded).
Prennen e o Tn-Sailed, steamer Princes Eucs
(Cser) Poack. New York -, j..
iSsS' tSt5 Kasmpn NeW York via plymouth ana Cher
bourg; sailed. steamer Barcelona Cier)' Fey. Ne"
copenhasen. May 5-Arrived. steamer Texas dam. An
C,,hraitar NfSv m-Arrived. steamer ILong Albert
eCir1 FSeven New Naples and Genoa sailed.
steamer Konign Laise (eT) No1sST NGon Genoa and
Sauee) York; passed steamers Napolitan Prince
1pvS EaEleton New York for Naples aud Palermo;
Madonna (Br) Lander. -Marseilles and Naples for
;s Ne~ NSev 6 q n-Saed. Blueoher 6Cssr)
Sessine, from Hamburg ana Dover. New York
Nsonsv51eo NAV ARRIVED previously. CoFonda
fisrI IL Sauteur, New York for Busnos Ayres and
r1. noSSilo NI u-sailed steamer La Tourane CFr,.
movdlie May 7. fi:45 m-Arrived steamer Furnessa
punEiTR May arrived steamer Lady ATmstronE STFl
AntEeTn Nav 5-Arrtved steamers Mohawk tBr white
New York via weymouth: O. American Dutch Mark
schlaegeF, New York
Lizard May 7--Passed steamer ConsueIo (rl yya,.on
New York for Gravesend and Hull. " ~
New York via Ponta Delgada. Gibraltar ana NSnsS
Bermudn May O. II mATrived steamer Pretorfa SElr,
Mckenzie. New York '@''''
Bombay. May 7ATrved previously steamer Iiohtene.ls
CGeF). FTeiriehs. New York.
Palermo May 2-Saiied steamers Italia (r1 Yr,aVa.
New York; o. Pannonia CBT). DenisOn from FiuH5e1
New York ~ E'u''9''
Port said. May ARRIVED steamer Indrani CFr, v,,,
Jams. New York for Alden. Singapore. shnnEhai ~
Port Said. May 0-AFFtved steamer echonSeiS tC
Denker New York for Aden Colombo Calcutta c,c
Rio de Ia Plata May Arrived previously steaH,a
CuHeo 0Br. Anderson New York for Valparaiso an
Patras May 2-seIlcd steamer Neustria Crr, .vhr,,
CrOgl Magaeilles). New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Monday, May z, 1905

ARRIVED
20 Barber 4 60. in ballast. Arrived the a
midnight
Steamer Minneonka C3F) IAyland London April o. TO
the Atlantic Transport Co with Is passengers and mdse
Arrived a the Bar at 3:45 m.
Excelsior Ger. Courtin London April % 10
Philip Ruprecht. IN ballast Arrived at the Bar lO2O
Steamer Jersey Cty C3T) Frankland Bristol April II
ard Swansea % 70 James Arke & Co. with mdse Ar
rived az tho Bar az 40
Steamer IN Gascogne I'D rournIer Havre April 2s.
20 compasnle Generate TTansatantique with l64
age passengers and nadse. Arrived al the bar q
Steamer Acacia (E5rD. Thomas. April TO- with
70 Order vessel master Arrived at the Bar az
$50
Steamer ameron CBr) Presant. Huelva April TO- 20
BQwEing q Co. with Arrived at 2 q m.
Steamer Massilia (FF), MuTii. MaTsees April Is md
naples q. 80 james w Elwe co. with $50 steerage
passengers and Indee. Arrived at the Bar I a
steamer tosefeld CBTl. Blacknore. Ia GuayFG April 20
SS.uW y Mnnnod. with mdse. Arrived the BRF At
Steamer Iinduaan Cr). Appleton Sunderland April p
20 e houston AAne tn ballast Arrived az the Bar at
Steamer Tntoretto Cr). AGahison santos April 10 Rio
sAnelro =! Bahia p and Barbados May /, Iusk q.
geVpns. Win ls4 passengers malls and mdse Arrived
Steamer philadelphia. Crockett. Cabello April 27.
Guraeao ~ la Guayra 30 San Juan May 2 10
Eouiton Bliss Lallett, with IS passengera malls
4 rnese arrived al tle Bar, al 1888 a IN.
SLe9Tner sonettord d3T. Henry, Euevitas May /.
winchester Co. with sugar Arrived the Bar al
Steamer Bradford Gen. oeng Port Antonio May g e
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
WHITE PLAINS ROAD ROUTE.


Public hereby Gfven that pursuant 20 the pro
visions Of Chapter Of the Laws OF 1891. amended
the undersigned Board Rapid Transit Railroad Com
mssioners will apply TO the Appellate Division Of the
Judicial Department thereof 70 Do held az the
Appellate Division House. Madison avenue ana
2jth street of Manhattan City OF New York on
the 25th May. 1905, at O'Clock IN the AFTERNOON
81 that day thereafter counsel can Be heard
for the appointment commissioners IN the above
entitled matter and report after due hearing
whether railway railways IN said city for the trans
portatIon OF persons property ought % be constructed
and operated The which the AFORESAID aP
pcaton will be made the petition Of the said Board
dated the 18th day APRIL 1905 and the adavits and
h the once Of the clerk Appellate Division
about the Goth day April 1eO6 addition thereto
papers shall be presented TO the Court by the
said Board
structon said railway railways forms part of
the papes hied aforesaid with the said Clerk Of the
Appellate Division The following Is brief and sub
Of the said route IN the County OF New
YOr This route practically extension Of the
rapl6 transit elevated vtaduct 10 s 70 begin at lt1h
street ana Farms Road near the Bronx Park, and
track elevated sructure is planned 20 run
West Farms Road motifs PARK avenue ana white
intersection with East 24lst street
The object the aforesaid application IS 20 obtain the
appOntment commissioners who shall determine after
railway or railways ought constructed and operated
and report evidence taken 70 said Appellate D
together with report OF their determination.
which report Of the construction and opera
that Il shall bel shall when confirmed by said Court be
taken OF consent Of the owners along
the line o said railway railways
Dated. York. April o. 1904.
ROARD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD CO1GAfIS-
SIONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BY ALEXANDER E. ORR.
BION L BURROWS
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
COLONEL HENRY Il. ADAMS.

Greenwich Conn. May Colonel Henry II.
Adams OF New York, well known in military cir
oles and in the iron and steel business, died at his
summer home here to-day, the result Of an OPP
Grafton for the removal Of his leg Colonel Adams
was sixfy-two years old, and until recently was
nresident Of the Colonial Iron Company. Of Penn
sylvania He was vice-president OF the Patriotic
League Of America an ex-captain OF the Old Guard
and a member OF several clubs and societies In
,f1 Nou- VnrlE
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

United Fruit Company with 10 cabin passengers and
mdse. Arrived at the Bar at mdngnt
steamer Skuld (Nor). Hansen. Bahia April 10 and 81
Thomas May l. to the Tweedie Iradlng company with
rosewood Arrived at the Bar at m
Steamer City of Columbus smith, savannah May 4. 20
the Steamship Company with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at 6:OS a m
steamer Bayamo Cuban. Hun havana May B. 20
James f Ward Co. with 3 passengers ana mdse Ar
rived a the Bar at l2:23 m.
Steamer FL Dia Mason. Galveston May l. TO the South
ern Pacific Company. with mdse Left Quarantine az 500
Steamer Proteus. Halsey. New Orleans May l., to the
Southern Pacific Company. Win passengers ana mdse.
Left Quarantine at 0:i2 IN.
steamer Huron. Chichester, Jacksonville May and
Charleston the CLYDE Steamship Company with pas
sengers and mdse. Left Quarantine at 3:44
Steamer Hamilton Boaz. Newport News and Norfolk. to
the Old Dominion Steamship COMPANY with passengers
and mdse. Left Quarantine at ] rs IN.
Steamer Comal. Risk, Brunswick, Ca May 4, 20 c II
Mallory & Co. with passengers and mdse Left Quaran-
Steamer Mamma Hata. Charles. BaltimSre to
Foster with mdse Left Quarantine at 6;OS q M
steamer Canova CBeg) Russell Baltimore April ana
NeWpor, News 3usk Ievons, with mdse IN transit
Arrived at the Bar at 8 N.
sandy Hook. n J, May T. $3.50 m-Wind southwest
moderate breeze: cloudy
Steamers Princess Anne Norfolk and Newport News;
AIaslan san Diego Francisco. etc; Bellta (NoT)
Port Antonio: Gregory r) Para. Maranham etc; HORT
Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Public Notices.
III r,nIrpn Appn,T.I .ATE nIVISION

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
~ First DepaTtasntIn the mSttSr Of TIE aPPlisation
OF the RoaEd o Rape 5raHst aiToaa s %
commissioners determine and report whether rapid
RSEass0H h 81 pbs n b a and I orate Ieroms @
provisions OF Chapter Of the Laws Of 1891
RAILROAD commissiOneTs win aPgy g ths ApDeIla.s
for the First Judicial Department thereof 70
be held the Appellate Division Court House Madison
New York. the 25th day OF May 1905. O'Clock in
ssS caD ~ beSrs % for ne sppontment 81 tnFee com
in the above entitled matter to determine and
city transportation OF persons and prop
s Spa %Sicb The ~ aoread sppiicston viii be made are
the PetSn OF The saa 51sFd a aaisG the SE day q
he same an OF which were in the once Of the CLERK
April 1858 and in addition thereto such oher papers as
shall Be % & 6 t 4o sSu a ~ e6es tRs f S 5d az
ton Of the said railway or railways forms part Of the
Appellate Division. The following is brief and sub
santial synopsis O. The ad route IN the County Of Ne
subway running through Jerome Avenue about I64th
lawn Road opposite WoOdiawn Cemetery. From me
b sG1X rawava @ IN Ma3hattan the Tst ia three trsef
connection leading % the 5dEe over the Harlem River
trail Hudson River Railroad Company. The other
a. T1btI Avenue near kan Street ~ as 10 connect with
subway be hereafter constructed under that avenue
Cromwell Avenue. so to afford means Of junction
BY this Board The object or the Aforesaid T u
% obtain the appointment of eonrissioneTs VI saaH
whether railway railways ought constructed
aD1ese anq Division togethP with report Of their de-
termination which report in favor Of the CONSTRUCTION
will ask shall bel shall when confirmed by said
owners along the line OF said railway or railWays
1oSRD OF RAPID TRANSIT RAILROAD COSlNfIs-
sIONERs FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK
BY ALEXANDER z. ORR. President
BON La BURROWSs secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
GOVERNMENT DOCK AT SEATTLE BURNS.

Seattle. May darlington Dock, filed with
government supplies intended for shipment to
the Philippines the transport Sherman, was
destroyed by fire early to-day. The transport
Sherman and the French ship Daniel. lying
close by, were slightly damaged. The total loss
is S1S5.O00. of which 100000 is on government
supplies
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
MACY WAGONS AND AUTOS ON PARADE.

Once a year Manager J. R. Price OF r. H. Macy
& Co.'S delivery organization brings out the stores
entire delivery force in annual parade. Yesterday
morning he had in line 90 delivery wagons 10 auto
mobiles, 10 shipping trucks. Is furniture trucks AMI
vans The line started at 18th street and Seventh
down 10 18th street. ther to Fourth avenue. up TO
18th street. through 26tb street to Fifth avenue.
then 10 49th street through to Seventh avenue and
down Seventh TO s0tb street. It swung into Broad
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
IONN A schMARz.

John A. SchwaTz, a furniture dealer in Brooklyn,
died on Sunday his home, No. IS Schenck ave.
nue. East New York, in hfs forty eighth year. Mr.
Schwarz was born in the Williamsburg district
He leaves a wife and four sons. Mr.. Schwarz
was member Of nearly a dozen fraternal organi-
cations The funeral will be held this morning at
ST Mchael's German Catholic Church, in Jerome
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
DR.. LAWSON a. LONG.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Holyeke Mass, May 7-Dr. Lawson A. Long Is
dead aged seventy-eight years. He is said TO have
announced for the first time that cholera and
other epidemic diseases directly traceable to
filth and unsanitary conditions. He for ten
years practising physician in New York.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Meetings.

NEW YORK INSTITUTION 10 LOTp Tpr,'1--s N
~ sTRUCFION OBJ TIE 49, 49, -iSon tnsl q =. !.
V,rt. M ? rQis1-Notico As neteuy, 1900 of
rneSrinr 0f the members ana tae tae-'5,,,rfor a.
directors will be held at We ~ iN ie2a 81
TTotrhfr On Tfiaalfny afternoon ~ trs0ectel
me Inttalion win ho reviewer 81.
MAJ CON (9eorre Moore smith - N,s ne Sl.t
Cs,rrie1-or vrin be az the stateN - rrcciN
Hundred ond Fifty-seventh stlese 70 the
oCl,ciI 70 convey t'-.elI rcl1c
tho Ingtitueiou. Luncheon ttet rrkKlS. 50
THATCHER - 49,
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
Proposals.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT, oFrICE IN

1e17-417O1 17171 M 17-V1' UfFICE OF
General Superintendent L. s. Life -SaVjD. g,
Washing,on d G april 80, 90 1903 proposals. T
day. the 23d day Of MAJ 1906. then pubcv Weones-
for tuEnshins Hppes required for Of
plies be delivered at such points In New me 1he SUP
Grand Haven Mich. and san FruncscO CoI aOiA Sttys
required ana In the quantities named in the speciSeS @
Furniture; i5roomS and Brushes CrockeTy H9S HSdS ana
Points; oils ets Ship ChSndleEy Stoves etc Too ETC. &C.
~ All Of which enumeFotsS ~
be obtained upon application 10 this oIc. 'o which
Inspector OF 4te-Savng stations Ot 70 the
New York city; Superintendent Twelfth street
uiet Grard raven, Mich. and Superintenien, Dls-
lAfeSayi1s District New Appraisers Stores IhSteen
cisco, C9l t1nielopes containing propos9ic iran
addresssd TO ne General Superintendent O. s Isq Be
side Proposal for Annual Supplies T qn the OUT
served 70 reJect any or all bids and 90 waivs % re-
BALL General Superintendent Government s. ]. KIM
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
MAX JUDD.

81. Louis May MAX Judd, Of national repu-
tstion as a chess player died suddenly in his room
at the Monticello Hotel to-day. Death was due 20
angina pectoris. induced by nervous strain over
a game.
Max Judd was born in a little village near Kra-
kau. Austria, on December q, 1852. At the age
Of twelve he came to this country and lived az
first at Cleveland and later at ST. Louis He soon
made a name as chess player. winning the cham-
rIonsbtp Of Ohio in 1871. holding the title until
1891 He played in many national and inteTna-
1ional chess tournaments in this country and
abroad and received many second. third fourth
and fifth prizes as. for instance, at Cleveland IN
1871 Chicago in 1874. Philadelphia in 1876. New
York in 1880. New York in 1889, Vienna in 1895
and 1897 He was also a successful match player,
winning AGAINST AItseroni, Hodges, Showalter and
others He played last IN a national tourney dur
5vr- the Worlds Fair at ST. Louis. winning the
second prize after Marshall Judd leaves wife,
hut children.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

W proposals. IN tripicate will be recsiv.4 -, -
- n June 9 lsGd for suPplyng the u q Mil',sl SS
anTed during the fiscal yeaT ended June 90 1907 ~ =
serves sh 20 REJECT or eeeept any or all proposals or %
Envelopes containing proposals should be endrs
~ssals Tor - addressed 90 g. a.. u, s. 81 A %to-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
PocK ISLAND ARSENAL. ROCK Isr,ANn

III May 3 lOue.-Sealed proposals. in ,r,D,,,
the @ blank nix forms lSTnShsd by this Once only N
day June 1909 for iSrnishns hardware isa,h TSss &
serIals heating and lighting 6aDsr cienicals.
ng fiscal year ending June 90 1901 Ysse etc. dur
nished application Lieut. Col s. l. GrEI,etlon fur
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
THOMAS 3. CANNON.

shelbyville Tenn. May Thomas B. Cannon. a
relative Of Speaker Cannon and nephew OF New
ton Cannon a pioneer Governor OF this state. died
here yesterday, at the age OF ninety-one.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

TRANsPACFIC MAILS
Destination and steamer. Close IN N. 7.
Philippines also specially addressed mail
for Japan. Corea and Chtna-LyTa CVia
Japan Corea China and Philippine
Shinano (yia Seatte) May 10. 600
Japan. End China Especially ad
dressed only)KeeMun ............. May II. 600
pines.DoTo via San Francisco) May 49, 1890 m
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 45a Sunset 200 Moon rises Moons ase Is
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook Island "a Hell Gate e.27
PM-sandy Hook 7:3G Gov. Island sOOlEell Gate 0:5S
The kroonland, reported yesterday by wireless Will
dock to-day about 10 a n
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

FIRST DEPARTMENT.-In the matter OF the apDli-
cation Board Rapid Transit Railroad CoFnnis
the City Of New York for the appointment OF
Commissioners determine and report Wnether
rapid transit railway railways for the conveance ana
TRANSPORTATION persons property determined Dy
the Board, ought 20 be constructed and operated.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
'Bripgs mail

Galveston May Mallory
sBrings mail.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
DURsUANT no sTATUTORY REQUIRE,

DURSUANT To STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice is hereby given that an act-senste
BIZ $780, 629has been passed by both branches
of the Legislature entitled
TO PROVIDE FOR THE EREcrIoN OF a MoNU--
or THE FOURTEENTH REaiIMENT. NEW YORK
STATE MILITIA OEIGHTY-FOURTH REGIMENT
, MI1HCH Gsi RTrA1NED ms EoRAIATioN AND Df:s:;
THTL1N MT4TI8 AND IS Sow KNoTvN As The FouF-
TIoNAT TS5l q CT1aRD WHO WERE ENGAGED IL THE
BATTLES OF FIRST BULL & RTNi STE OF ,N1 T1s-
DRIED AND sIXTY-ONE. GAINESyILLE. STATE
ETGHTEES sH:sS'i4 HUSDRED AND sIxTY-Tyo. GROVE
NES VIZ Pl ETT7TFFs HUNDRED AND sIXTY-Two
AND SECOND BUrI4I. RUN STATE OF VIRGINIA
AND sIxTY-TWo. AND MAKING APPROPRIA-
Further notice g hereby siven that a Public Hearing ing
such bin viii be h held S at o1 SS MayO 6S S9s Efs IN % &
TO- 1906. al 1880 O'Clock A. NJ ,ooo
GEORGE b MCCLELLAN.
This bill will the first heard at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
r1ent notice is hereby given act-Senate Bin
T5has been passed by both branches OF the
A~s'''l'u'' AN ACT
TO lEI1
CHmDRENS MUSEGM I BI,ILDING IS IN, IN TIE T4, RoRT
PfsCE PEsa V5 OF TE PREsEST BGiLpISG AND THE
DESIGNATION OR ACQUISITION @ ~ oE ,, a STE SIZE
ANb iMAGNTENANcE OF THE SAME.
upon such win Be hsS At the Mayors aiss Oss In , tAs
City Hall in the the Ctty .l o. New 10TH On nay
Dated city Hall. New YORK May Z 1903
This s,u will be the second one heard that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
heTsey 9 s.s sv9@ Sa,tss ss9f p an boS SSS
Of the Legislature. entitled ,cr
To AMEND CHAPTER FIVE HUNDRED AND TWEN-
bREb 3ED NINETY. ENTITLED .'AN ACT IN
TFE T1I:'t CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK; REL
ALIVE 10 "a a. ba1eb, given that a Public Hearine
upon such bill viii be held at the MsyoFS once in the
City q ,oIa Hsn 4, n 10 !se sS CLOCK SlSs A. ~ '
Dated City Hail. Nfx s;E3Rt3E 6GTs q NAY MecLrIfAN 6 Ell
This bill win be the third heard at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
I'm p @ INT os is s Sssn p iAdS S an So SSseSss
of the Legislature. entitled ,cr
TO AUTHORIZE AND EMPOWER THE BOARD OF
ESTIMATE AND ALLOW DAMAGEs SUSTAINED
coNsE0uESScE or THE CIiANGE or GRADS. OF
STREET AXD EXT EXTERIOR RI RS, STREET BEET BoRoUGH or
LIZ HhSNA , Sba1 barsb r rSsT NEW ,bt 4 1nl, ,,
such hill win & be held he nat at t4s Mayors Ogee IN ne
10 1904. at 1890 O'Clock a. NJ ~
Dated Guy nan GEORGE E Mcclellan.
This bm win be the fourth one heard at that time.
PURSUANT TO STATUTORY REQUIRE
ment notice II hereby given that an act-senate
BIN No Tt2 Int aShas been passed by both branches
AN ACT
TO CHANGE THE TITLE OF CHATTER FIVE HIN
DftED AND TNENTY-TIIREE OF THE LAWS
EIGHTEEN HUNDRED AND NINETY. ENTITLED
AN ACT IN RELATION To THE OFFICE
SHERIFF or THE CITY AND COUNTY or NEW
YORK. TO IAN ACT IN RELATION 10 T5FD
9GR 99EERIEn Ot, ,, SaE6ItE @ OF THE COUNTY or NIIW
AMENDED HN CHAPTER HUNDRED Ann
bREB lEFIS1S ANb NIsF9 M E4E sATs OF EIGHTEEN hun
Further T9;les @ e hereby siyeg that Public Hearing
CITY taSu ip TIE city % New York. Thursday May
Dated City Hall. New York MAY T. lGOa
GEORGE y. MCCLELLAN.
-. Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
The Turf.
Help Wanted.

NTANTED.-AT THE PHlLADEi1f lila -. .lIl-- DL--
w o4 ~ he Cusrfermaster's Department 5th street
and GEay's Ferry Road, PniIaoelpilei Fe-' H-''~ -
tents First class hands only deAifed
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08

DURSUANT TO STATUTORY 49, -, =
men, MOTTO. is hereby gwen that hats an ,SS ~ n
Printed No 8tI Assembly ii.ll ). - 1srisiatu1e. e
been passed by both branches ol s"-
To AMEND THE GREAIe.tS ---rfrc ~ TIE U.s.
RE,T.ATIVF To REtSC l.ALt- srS-rI01 VIZ
STREFTS by AMENDING
r,,r,6sl So,cs Is hereby given that sa- o.- G (,
uDon Sieb biu viii be held az he M M Tsusl,y nay =.
City Hou. In tho city of Rev A'-~'
1904 az 1880 o'clock A. 81 - lO1G
lave" wy f'N'@ ~ GEORGE B. NO. N.gx
This biu will be the eishieenln o-- -----------1
New-York tribune., 1906-05-08
SUPREME COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.


STONERS FOR THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
BY ALEXANDER z. ORR. President
BION L BURROWS. Secretary.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
HOPKINS

A concert was given Saturday night
in Olson's hail. by Professor O. P.
Foss, violinist He was assisted by the
Lunnart orchestra of ST.. Paul, which
also played a short program of dances
after the. concert program.
The Aid society of the Congrega-
tional church was entertained Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Miller on Excelsior avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richardson
who have been for many years resi-
dents of Hopkins, are planning to make
their home in Trinidad, Col. Mr. Rich
ardson left Sunday night for Trinidad
and Mrs. Richardson will follow, after
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
hilbert.
A number of friends of Mrs. William
Feigal gathered informally at her home
Saturday night to welcome her home
from her trip to Europe, where she
spent the summer
Miss Anne Alexander of Lake City
who will teach again this year in the
East End school, will make her home
during the winter with Miss A. W
| Cooper. :.
Miss Anna Campbell entertained
Miss Alice Nettleton and Frederick
Bennett of Minneapolis at her home
last Sunday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Gould of Bremmerton
WASH, and Miss Alice NAHUM of Mil
bank, S. D., have been guests during
the week at the home Of Mrs. Geo1g
Coburn.