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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

= YSSStrE,Io-AN AC.rIvE NAN AS. BOOK
& Keeper and to re generally useful;
E ralary $40 per week.. Address. G S9a,
Times Dispatch.
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sWyNNTED--A YOUNG MAN TO WORK
on farm: good homo and wages, Nd
L dress. 10 NJ. SUTHERLAND r., i. d.,
No 4. . Church Road. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

IOE BICEERSTAFF SELLS BASE-
bail goods and fishing tackle. lSll Il.
Main. .Nt aa@EH,tf
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WANTED. FOR u. 8. ARMY.-ABLE.
e bodied unmarried men, between ages OF
good character and temperate habits,
n who can speak. read and write English.
9 For information apply to RECRUITING
q OFFICER, $50 East Broad street. Rich
1nond Va t#
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WE WILDE SURE no PLEASE YOU
p Ii you cnll and see our selection of Wall
Paper. as II Is complete and prices arc
right. r. S. BuGG, SOC West Main.
Phone 5567. y,
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN
lngs rents and Flags In the south:
prIces right. II. Z. COPELAND g. CO.,
los North Ninth Phone 2576.
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"a N r ED - EXPERIENCED DRY
U clen,nr ana dresser of ladies' garments.
N JOHN AUSTRIAN, 2105 Washington
53# Avenue Newport News, Va.
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FOR 3sAI4E-lOO,0Oo GOOD SECOND
N Hand Brick. ncar4corner Ninth and CLAW
streets. Apply to- WALLER TAYLOR
& son. 100 North Eighteenth Street. y
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SOLICITORS g. statesmen.

SALESMAN TO TRAVEL,
South Carolna for an oil established
s hardware house. Address, stating
salary expected cXnericnce imd onclosc
recommendations, ''HARDWAREi' cure
this paper.
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FINE UPHoLsTERlNG AND MAT. z
TRESSES tE @a

JACOB UMLAUT, PHONE 1902. WILL.
repair and reuphoster your furniture
Mattress: make old ones over like new.
4 Prices reasonable. s#j-f 3isttg %'S NJ
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HELL WANTED-FEMALE.

.N4NNTED--4, FIRSV- CLASS BUTCHER
VAT once. r. KASTELBEItCiiS SON.
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID rOE
secondhand clothing and shoes, Seno
postal. MORAN & CO. 2214 East, Main,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

JOE BICKERSTAFT SELLS. AND RE
pairs all kinds Of bicycles. 1911 f. Main.
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!. fine paying lunch room:l strict in;vestiga-.
!tion quo ted. Answer quick. G 355,+ care
!. i,rinlnS- y lSnatch y.Et ..els b ~ s...4ttI II.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

5yv.ANTED-NIEN5 TO LEARN BARBER
trade; new SYSTEM. only eight weeks
awarded; board provided; position
guaranteed when through. Write for
free catalogue. MOLER'S BARRIER
~ COLLEGE, lH Prince Street. New York
81. nitN ~. 49, z. 49,.
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W.\NTED-A GOOD YOUNG COLLEC
+ tor. Address Box 5G},@clty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

IN YOU WANT y OUR HOUSE, ON TIME,
give the contract to L. r.. BROWN,
Barton Heights, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

WANTED AN EXPERIESCt,D WORK.
Ing housekcepcr for summer resort;
y oresWho can make good deserts, Apply
to r.. Station a, Richmond. Va
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ROSES! ROSES! ROSES!

OUR is AND o0C, ROSES WILL MAKE;
Ills season. M1RI'rs5 ROSE co.
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GASOLINE ENGINES.

WI, HAVE ON HAND "a COMP LIITF
stock Of the celebrated international.
Gasoline Engines, - from PHI. = p. to IL
III. p. These engines nro suitable for'alls
farming purposes. Inspect the sample
In operation. w. X. BACHE & SONS.
LOG East Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

FOR CASH. HALE CORD Or PINE
4 Wood. $3.50; Oak, 1856: Splinta Coal $3.50.
Z Ice delivered promptly latft4oc. per 10h
pounds. TYLER &fRYA NJ, Linden ard
Cary, fPhone 1919. 80 tfP ilt =
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BOARDING

wANtrED --Ntt ,ELY-1 Un-
nishcd front aud back rooms, with flrst-
class board: also tra1lsietts nccolnn1o-
dutcd. 3lT West Grace Street.
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sToCJI8 COMPANIES INCORPORATED
If, you have stocks or bonds for sale SAC
Il GEoRGE NJ. KELLOGG, Broker, s3i5
Ilicott Square, Btitfalo. n. !.
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PAPER HANGING.

TO BUY FURNITURE IN LARGE CIR
small quantities. Address p. 0. Box 775.
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WANTED --EXPERIENCED LA . Y
Typewriter for CODY work BarOcS
Typewriter preferred; state salary Adj
dress T. 333 Times. Dispatch
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fsEALED5 PROPOSALS.
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LADIES WORK a 4SPECLAT.TY-SlflTS
and Skirts cleaned. rcnnlred Or altered
Mrs r. 8. FABER & CO, 81 East Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

III IT'S FENCE WIRE YOU WANT, WE
have It, from l-root to effect. Try. US on
nrices New Store. 2 West Broad.
VAUGHAN'S.
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WANTED BY AN EDUCATED AND
industrious person, position as collee-
d ness employment; can furnish best ref
nrcnccs, Address A., 351. this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

YOUNG MAN i BET ~ ZEN
twenty aud thirty. With $50: will IN, y,
strllct him In a Ver!H'pttractiyc. strlGl-
~ legitimate line of1work. HEd take
him rs assistant. Address G. 33l.i aI1tt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
WINES AND LIQUORS.
FISH FISH! FISH

FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS T WILL
sell three large corned shad for Csc. ;
three largo mackerol. CSC: one dozen
small mackerel. 25c,; one dozen roc her.
ring. 1Sc II. Il. WAIDROP, 305 Brook
avenue. saN4t SGs
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

If WE CLOSED Up OUR tGl.OTHlNCi
brancllinnd only RIM a TRUNK, bag md
suit case store, We couldn', runtn Latter
DAD than We do now An the new inno-+
valions in things for trlEGlcrs z,lrapplngs
rendN ut all times; and runhing1n clotl,-
ipgy store, too, enables us 10 sell @em
cheaper o., IT. BERRY ~ GO, " ~
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JAP.A.LAc FLOOR STAINS, n

FLOOR OILhAN) STAINS, AID. KINDS.
!. Washable Gold Enamel, BraihuJ.f l'hlnAs,
all. HARRIS HARDWARE co, 400 r.,
Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

5wANTED-AT ONCE MlLLlNERs.
Makers and Salesladcs at Mrs, JULIUS
BEAR. 1923 East Maia street,
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WOOD AND CoNI.a IT'3 YOU WANT a
. ]non of.wood md coHl. SEE a. E.HLONG.
. 1902 East Main Street lie hns a plan
ss'nat VII stow ynu TO. pas. TX the week.
4 Phone 1908, .fg e
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W ANTE - PARTNER, LADY OR
Young, man, with $50 cash. take charge
good, reliable legitimate business; profits
Si5O and upward per month";; SIG per
week g,o start. Address, ip2, care
Tinns- Dispa tch.a{ 49,. 5I555 SF,55a5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

NIGHT, {l3lTIWEEN
Eighth and Marshall and Brook Avenue
&hndat'lay. one Gold 1Gl,amelcd Bracelet:
Reward If returned to 304 East Broad
Street. sijE s3l - --
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SITUATION WANTED-Male

A POSITION WANTED BY a NEAT.
& Industrious young man seventeen years
\ oldtof good character and moral habits
Address O. So care imeS-Dispa tch. At
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1vAN,rED-EVERY ONE IN NEED OF
Il hands and for household and kithen use,
to send 4 cents In stamps to r. O. Box
49S Richmond, Va, for free sample OF
kalenn
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EGG BAKING PoWDEF

EGG BAKING POWDER. MADF, OF
whites OF eggs, whcnt phosphnteS,
blcarbonate soda; absolutely pure; saves
eggs. HI.AH trat artH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

wv w ANTe ftDlJ no CALI <hl' 7df isApI
We have the largest md best limo %
Trunks ana Travelling Necesssst'eS,lp1, f the
Sly; reprit'n2g 5fo rns a 3; 1sa. a.
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FURNITURE AND CHINA PACKING.

JACOB UMLAUF, 7o5g WEST MAIN
street, Will pack and ship your furni-
ture, china. ETC., with care. Let him
pack yours. Phone 1899.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SCHOOLS WISHING TEACHERS AND
tenchers wishing position for next SEES
sion address CENTRAL TEACHERS
AGENCY. Box Y. Richmond. Va,
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FOR RENT MODERN NINE-RoOM
Dwelling ON PARK Ayrauc; Nix rooms
furnished tn Scptnuber list; silf7
month Address a, b., care Times
Z Dispatch.
FOR RENT--FINE BuIEbISG. SUIT
able for light or heavy manufacturing +.
Southern Railway and water conncc.
lions. Address G.. B.'FORD co. Phone
4 a02S. TrigG Shipyard,
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W.ANTED--A POSITION AS AsSIs-,
tant to party running summer hotel,
y boarding house or poultry farm. Ad-
# dress w %, care Times-Dispa tch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

FOR SALG-A tFIRST-C GLASS LADIES'
Z and Gents Restaurant onfEroad street..
doing good business: good reasons for
selling; none but those meaning ibusl-,
ness need apply. I Address G. 3i5. care
rTinres- Dispatch, asIeb st AXE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

cor BRED BOY AS PORTER in DRUG
6 store: one who Is a good cleaner NJ, ny
ss;,fraid of work. fragile DRUG CO.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

BECoaIE a CHAUFFEUR AT HOME
h positlons guaranteed AT So weekly.
Z Writc for particulars. AUTOMOBILE
4 1lcpE. lSo, No 742, Seventh Avenue, new
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or WIILL-RROl< IKE,
! t,a,rinrca Horses: weight, eleven II ftr# -
twelve hundred poulds. Advertiser VII
be In city Wcdn"st'nX r"d 'r.,l'il NC
to make appointment for afternoon.
Address Il 1885,, care Times Disphtch. al a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

PLUMBING.&GG GAS FITTING.5 TIM
and all kinds Of sheet metal work done
4 In nrst-class manner. Eot-alrt furnaces,
ranges and fireplace stoves, L. Nv.
DORSET & CO.,t7ls East Cary street.
Phone 1917
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WANTED.

WANTED--AT OSCE,.sN VI r 81, i>! LIZ;
Phcusants, Wild ,iGecsc,,sH1, WILDCATS,
Eagles and Grouhdhogs. AadrhSS
2 LAX ESIDE PARK, Room; 81 Mutual 4
Building Glf9. 1ttff;f S2fSt'
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MEMS HAT REPAIRING.

PANAMA AND STRAW II Il S
blenched, blocked retrlmmed, AMERI-
CAN IIATTERs, 4N East Marshall We
have no agents.
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DRAWINGS or ALL KINDS MADE
quick and nccurate. 4 F. 20. Box .742 IN
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HELP WANTED-Male.

ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY a..
! earn good income corresponding tor
newsna pers experiences, :, t, enhe SYNui
GATE. Lockport, N Y...
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MEN AND BOYS WANTED ITO
learn plumbing, bricklayins., plnsterisnngs
trades; pays s. day. Special oner -; @o
wo months course; short time OILY;
BROS co, New York. Chicago 81.
II Louis Free catalogue.
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REAL ESTATE-For Rent,

FOR RENT-'THREE UPPER FLOORS,
Nos, l7-2i North Twelfth Street, contain
MI ab9n, eIefen 9ogsanq sqsae ee
suited for light manufacturing: also,
/ Office, 2ox7o feet No, Is \. Twelfth.
with basement and three floors above
RICHMOND TYPE AND ELECTRD-
TYPE FOUNDRY, Twelfth and Bank
Sireets
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STORAGE.
STEAM DYE WORKS,

JOHN I.ATOUCIIE, CLEANlNG DYE,
Ing, pressing, securing and repairing.
French cleaning specially. Phone oile.
lo3 East Main street,
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DYElNG AND CLEANING,

THE PLACE TO HAVE, YOUR CLEAN.
ing, dyelng.. and repairing done Is at 9
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.

.WllTTE ENAMEL WARE OR STEEL,
will not break: Gas Cook StuHej. Hot
Plates on Cook Stoves, at Hor cacE;.
clcgant,new stock: canno. hr underHn'd.
HARRIS HARDWARE, CO, 400 East
Broad. {tltt ID Fl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

t.oSr-.S tiNDAY AFTERNOON, ON
Ataln street car going west. or Brohd
street car going east, Silk. Umbrella:
IS. a. 1.add'' OH end Of handle; RGr
I ward If returned 10 NELSON & IADD
COAL OFFICE, lilo East Broad or
3,nhonc 101G or $50 5ass.h y
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n It'll E DISTRICT COURT Or TILE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
SlsItN DISTRICT VIRGINIA. fl
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WATCH REPAIRING.

YOUR WATCH REARED OR
guarantee that It is done properly; 20
years experience. Cleaning 81 90; Main
Springs. sl0O. 4oS East Broad street
All work guaranteed.
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RUBBER RocTs REPAIRED.

nc, HALFSoLED, HEELS 3aC. PATCH
es l5c. and upwards, Water bags and
rubber goods fixed. DREW'S ELEC-
TRIO SHOE FACToRf',He Z, Main,
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FLOOR STAINS AND VARNIsHEs.

WE, CARRY, HARRISON'SS FLOOE
Stains and Vernishes: he best that car
be had. ELRA I11A RDWARE Co. Henry
and Broad Streets. it 'ga1ti
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18
CARPENTERS AND MECHANICS
TOOLS. ,

.SPECIAL@AND PATENTED .NlACEFIN-
CRY built. Let us develop ,your5mechani-
cnl ideas along that patent you have
!, been thinking about; liberal proposilion..
G.. p. FORD CO., TriEg Shipynrd.
'Phone 302S. i}t"@ 5a M
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LOST AND FOUND.

FROM his HOME. ApR ~
ts1ith. ii White French Poodle DOG nm,
sttcring tolthctnamc Of Tipoo. K H,.,.,.,,
4 to 60T North Ninth street, or lc, ,n
Bros. 40s North sixth Street. anG + re- :,
5ccivc reward. Mrs. III. LuIila'tS
x TERRY.
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- r. - ~
AND sSUNDRlES

&c. YARD UP: CHEAPER BY THE
\ roll; large stock on hand. See us be-
fore you buy. EI.BA HARDWARE
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AFTER A TllORouG.I INyrEsTlfi,l-.
Ion: lsrSolvcA That GallselfE S3Wlss.
Milk Chocpato is the best ana 1nlest
on earth. Sold w here..s::. - 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-18

SPECIAL MIDWISTER PRICES ON
reup,lolstering parlor furniture, couchcs,
etc. at Jurgen's Furniture Store. 419-i2i
East Broad street. We nccept monthly
or weekly payments on this work.
SHEARS SHARPENED +t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
ASKS CUSTOMS RULES CHANGES.
Secretary Shaw Sends to Speaker Cannon
Letter About Section z.

Washington. March 2-Secretary Shaw to-
day letter 10 the Speaker Of the House
recommending the following changes in customs
administration:
That Section Of the customs administrative
act NJ June 10. 1890, he so amended as 10 permit
al the time entry is made such addition 10 the
cost OF value given in the invoice Of consigned
merchandise in the opinion Of the consignee
or his agent may raise the same TO the actual
market value or wholesale price Thereof the same
as is by said act permissible OF merchandise
actually purchased.
That Section be 50 amended as to impose no
additional DUTY for differentiation unless such
differentiation shall equal per centum of the
market value OF merchandise. and that the Sec
rotary OF the Treasury be authorized to remit all
additional duty whenever the differentiation is
iess than 10 per centum OF the value of the i'm
ported merchandise, provided the board OF gen.
eral appraisers shall certify that in its opinion
the differentiation is the result of good faith,
differences Of opinion or error.
These recommendations are embodied in bills
now being considered by the House Committee
on Ways and Means. and Secretary Shaw al
ready has stated 70 that committee his desire
that these changes be made in the administrs-
mon OF the customs. They We're also among the
changes which Secretary Root assured the Ger
man government were being considered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
HAD STOLEN REVOLTERS.
Three arrested for ReceaUing Prop
ertv Taken from Pier.

Three men were arrested by the police Of the
Oak street station last night on the charge OF
receiving flfty-five Colt revolvers. which were
stolen about a month ago from the pier OF
the New Haven Steamship Company me
men arrested were Westminster Abbey. OF
No. 3s0A Clinton street Brooklyn, VINO Keeps
gun store at No 81 Front street; Jacob
A. Gallaf of No. 10 West 1f5th street. who is
a merchandise broker at No. 11sS Broadway.
and Jacob Baum, who keeps a pawnbrokers
sale shop at No. 22s Bowery.
The robbery was not reported until yesterday
morning Superintendent De Young of the pier
placed the value of the stolen property at $500,
and had clew to the thief or thieves. Captain
welln, of the Oak street station. called up the
Colts Arms Company, at Bridgeport, on the
telephone, and got the numbers on the missing
revolvers. and placed Detectives McMullen. Ken
nelly O'Neil and Denneon the
The detectives visited the store of Westminster
Abbey. and said they had formed a shooting
club and wanted to buy some revolvers. They
allege that Abbey produced six of them, num-
bered like the missing revolvers He was then
accused and according to the police said he
had bought the revoivers from Gallef. He also,
it is said, told the detectives that he had just
shipped twenty-four of the revolvers TO Phia-
delpha Two OF the detectives conffscated a
case containing these revolvers on the Clyde
Line pier.
5alief who was later arrested. said that he
had bought the revolvers from Baum, VINO was
he knew they were stolen but the police say
that he showed no bills or record of their pur-
chase. .
who was arrested on February IL on Park Row.
had a revolver marked IT, a number tnat
appears on the list of missing reVoVers. rrT
was discharged the next day. An attempt VIII
be made to locate him, as IT is oeileVeu 'naI he
knows something about the roopery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
NEW MODERN HOTEL FOR LucsRNs

The newest in the string OF Continental hotels
owned by the Bueher-Durrer firm is the Palace
Hotel. in Lucerne. which will open early I'm tha
spring, and which has all modern improvements
Situated on the Quai National in its own private
park. the Palace commands a panorama OF Lake
Lucerne and surrounding mountains Including
Ptatus, the Stanserhorn. the Burgenstock and the
Risi- The hotel. which is freproot is under the
management OF Eugene Kiefer and contains thirty
hve suites or apartments and $50 bedrooms with
private baths Double corridors assure quiet whtla
all are outside rooms. with private balconies
There are individual safes for guests and cleaning
Will be done by compressed air. UNIQUE features
are the marble hall. general loungins room the
restaurant Francais and open air terrace WHARF
parties of from six to hundred can be servs5
privately. The dining and table dhote rooms seat
three hundred persons. The ladies' paror and saua
de musique. the American bar. billiard and snok
Ing rooms. mems and women's dressing parIors
Hover stand and information. post telegram ana
typewrting offices, book stand and newspaper kosL
Is the result OF an exhaustive study of tha 80
veniences and Inconvenience in the prncipaI
OF the world americas ftnost hotels were recenfIv
visited by Mr.. Butcher Durrer and Eugene Kiersr
MS manager, in order to study tho details WATER
nave made American hotels famous Other pron1i
nent hotels under the BuCher-Durrer control ara
the Burgenstock and Starserhorn hotels tba
Grand. at Lugano anu ehs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
OIL CASE HEARING ADJOURNED.
Hadley Will Again Examine Witnesses
After March Is.

The taking of further testimony in the OF the
State of Missouri against the Standard Oil Com
pany before Commissioner Sanhorn was continued
yesterday by consent OF all parties till March Is.
fusal OF the Standard Oil people to consent TO a
postponement for a fixed period has made neces-
sary will cease Attorney General Hadley of Mis-
souri, is expected to be In the city on March Is to
continue the examination OF the witnesses begun
by him in January. After the adjournment yester-
day Henry wollman. New-York counsel for the
State Of Missouri, said:
1t seems reasonable to believe that the Standard
Oil Company must by this time recognize the tu-
tiity of its efforts reveal the ownership OF
the stock in the three companies which are re-
spondents in the Missouri proceeding. and 1 would
not therefore be surprised if at the hearing on
March 10 MIR. Rogers answered, without further
efforts at delay. all the questions relating stock
ownership which he has hitherto destined to an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-03
NEW GRADES FOR BACKWARD PUPILS.
DR.. Maxwell Directs Special Provision for
Children Who Are Handicapped.

DR.. William H. Maxwell. the City Superin.
tendant Of Schools. has just issued a circular to
the principals of the elementary schools of the
city, directing the establishment OF three new
grades for children who are backward. They
are 10 be known Grade c. for n-Engish
speaking children, to teach them quickly to
speak, read and write the English language;
Grade d. for pupils around fourteen years of
age who desire TO obtain employment certif-
Gates. and who have no prospect of completing
the elementary school course and Grade E. to
afford pupils over the normal age in the grades
below "A opportunity to make special prep
aration for admission that grade and thus
shorten the time necessary to complete the work
OF the elementary school,
There many thousands of school children
in this city who far behind those OF their
age for one cause or another. Many of them
need to find employment at the earliest possible
moment, but cannot meet the educational re-
quirementS of the Child Labor law. In these
special grades such will receive special individ-
ual instruction in the fundamentals, with view
TO fitting them for the careers which they are
likely TO undertake.