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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
SOCIAL NOTES
Additional Social Nsws on PAGE 6

hateh-Whitney Wedding
The wedding Of Miss Annie Whitney
and MIR. Francis Lewis Hatch took
place at the residence Of the brides
parents, MIR and Mrs. Frederick Whit.
ney, on King street, on Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. John osborne OF st. Glen.
ents under canopy Of MALE. star Jas
mine, palms. carnations and marguer-
ties. The bride-a charming girl--who
was given into the keeping Of the
groom by her father. was exquisitely
dressed in embroidered white chiffon
over chiffon and taffetas. and she car.
ried a shower bouquet of orchids ant
white roses Miss Edna. the brides.
maid. was prettlly attired In blue
pima over blue taffetas with garni-
lures OF lace. and her shower bouquet
was of red roses. the flowing ribbons
being notched with buds. Mr.. Wade
Warren Thayer was best man. and
Messrs. Merle johnson and 8. q. Walk.
er acted as ushers. The wedding march
was beautifully played by Mr.. Cosceres
as the wedding party approached the
flower bedecked bower and the fault.
less strains from Lohengrin greeted the
bridal couple as they walked down the
room to receive the greetings Of their
friends. A hashlight was taken Just az
that time. After the service there was
u large reception. at which Mr.. ana
Mrs. whitney received In the bridal
bower. Mrs. whitney wore a spanglcd
lace gown over black silk and looked
very handsome. MIR. Kaai's famous
orchestra was stationed on the lawn.
A marquee also occupied q prominent
position on the lawn, most brilliantly
illuminated and little tables were ar
ranged in an artistic fashion. the guests
following the time honored custom OF
drinking the health Of the bride anu
groom. Mrs. Owens and Mrs. Charles
Chillingworth were responsible for the
beautiful decorations. Lovely presents
were on view. A set Of silver was from
the groom's parents, while Mr.. Hatch's
associates In the United States District
Court sent silver sets Of spoons, knives,
forks. Judge Dole sent handsome
water set, and the groom's gift to the
bride was large and beautiful dia-
mond ring.
The Andrade bungalow on College
Hills will be the future residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch. Among the guests
present ut the wedding were Mr.. ana
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
WOMAN AFFAIR
CAUSED MURDER

The Hiio Herald contains the fol.
lowing particulars regarding the find.
Ing Of the body of Yamada. the muir.
ssrer which wo. .,,o,,.e, .xon,.
s.ye,v nv the RuIIetIn ,bro,yb . w,,o.
less message Ina, Tb,rsJov.
yamada y,ncbiro a Janansss who
has been wanted for murder .,ncs ssr.
,ember os,b was found dead y.s,or.
,oy .,,.r,,o, T., . pon.aL., o.n.eo,d
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17

School. But know that II send him
there he will come out COCA deal
verse than he went in. A reform
schccl never reforms. 1t only mates
criminals. But can't send the boy
hack to that kind Of home and a
mother like that There s.mpi? does
not seem to be any place for the boz.
And he Is a coed boy. too.
Then take the case Of this little
girl Rose Hart whom committed to
the Girls Industrial School yesterday.
suspended her sentence today, so as
to give her another chance. don't
want to send her to that place II won't
DO her any good. It will only have
a tendency to make bad girl Of her
In the end. She is only IL years old.
End she hasn't done anything bad. But
her home surroundings are bad, and
she ought not to stay there. am hop.
ing that some arrangements can be
made to find a better home for the
girl. SO that she will not have to go to
the school.
There are cases lust like that com
ing nm almost every day. Il IL a
shame 10 send such children to a re.
form school. hut the law makes no
other provision. Since the juvenile
law went into effect there has been a
eonstant succession of such cases
come nm I'm my court.
e, ,,,t,, uo nao, . ,a,,r,n s,hoo, for
,,o,on,. ,n,r. thor ws Az sor children
..,v. have n ,ow Tor tho nrevention
q, ,rno,,y IN cots and doc. W. have
nana ,or ,,. nr.,on,,on q, o,,s,,y IN
rhi,aron A ,ather can hon, bi, child
1Io,, I, ,hrow 4, M, into the s,raet
an., 900 ,,n, a, .ny,h,ns IN him for I,
the ,ow a,,owo /, we have Sor n ,ono
tim. hoo, ,rv,n. IN 90, n law ,hrouyb
a., .,.,,,ra ,,., ,,,,i ,ro,oo, ohi,.
L., h,,, 49,. .wor,. h,,a hoa, ,.o.
lao. a. Co. -, hon,n. tho, ,,o sho,,
hana ha,,ar ,,o, NOV, time Wa onyh,
40 h.n. COMA uov q, g.,,,r. n, ,ho,.
80 ran,s mhn ,,,',r.o, ,he,r ch,,drer
rnn 80, -. 90 .,.,.a. ,,.,
49, s,,..a,,n. ,,a .nmma,, ~
"uor,.raa,, r. 30. anv,h,n. a. a.,
10. NJ. 60, r.. 20, It,
49,. t.. 80 ,.wa,,,, ,.., 49,, to-
80, - M ,ha .no. ,non,,,nad
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80. - 49, ,.a .s;,,a.. =. 80. ,..v
$50 ""o ~ W.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17
THANKSGIVING

BY last steamer we received the I'm.
est and largest assortment Of dinner
place cards for the holidays evel
brought to this city. Call In and In.
spact them. Wall, Nichols Co.. Ltd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17

John r. NOR Of the Onomea Sugar
Company Of Hilo came In Of the Kinau
today to be In attendance at the meet
ing OF the Planters Association next
week
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17

W. II. Searby and w. Savage. prom
inent members Of the Puunene Athletic
Association, arrived In the Kinau this
morning.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-11-17

Boyee-"Did You say that fellow was
u vegetarian" Joyoe-"Hs IL u truck
farmer"
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Two Kinds

Of people. who want to sell Homes.
namely:
i.-who WON'T sell, unless they DoU.
BILE THEIR MONEY;
2.-Who HAVE to sell at HALF COST.
Here are few Bargains for you OF
No, 2 kind l have to offer:
SOL bedr. 80 x $50 Kapshulu
: 600 bedr. rs x $50 Puunui
et30o-3 bedr. 75 x $50 Puunui
et3oo-3 bedr. 80 x 1870 Kukui st. Ext.
Staoo-3 bedr. so x 100 Gulick Ave.
S276o-4 bedr. SO x 80 Kinau st.
1900 bedr. 4 acres Pal0lo
$780, bedr. 10 K 200 Kamehameha
Nv Rid.
S46oo-il bedr. rs X 100 Young st.
4 Houses on South Corner Of Fort and
School st. as o whole or In lots.
FOR RENT
e2o-+ bedr. Young 81,
e2o-i bedr. Matloek Ave,
P. e. r. Strauch
REAL ESTATE
lwAlTv slp6, u 5, KING STREET,
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. svltsT's ABS, PAY ~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30

The committees appointed by the several Catholic societies for the pur- pose of raising funds for the new Catholic hospital to be erected in this city are requested to meet on next Friday evening at o'clock in St Patrick's hall. Barcelona council, K, of C., at their last meeting appointed the following to act in conjunction with the other societies to assist in raising funds for the new hospital: J. c. Thompson, J. J. McAvoy and T. F. O'Donnell.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30
SAD SCENE AT STATION
When Mrs Smith Was Parting Whh
 Boys Sent to County Homo.

The police station is a hard spot
 Tor man to spend all his time but
 arter few years people get accus
 toned to heart-rending sights, and
 they don't mind them, though, to be
 sure 1t takes some longer to come to
 that than others. The presence of
 Mrs Smith and her two small boys,
 aged 8 and f. who were going to the
 county home, made up quite q sad
 spectacle this morning, so much So
 mat even those who have been about
 lne station for years found if d,+
 seu l ~ LOOK on unmoved. One little
 leiIoW ci.ing to his mothers costume
 Witn such tenacity that it was aI-
 most necessary to cut the piece out to set them apart. His lips uuiyered
 HIS teeth knocked against each other ana his whole frame shoo, IiLa ona suirering from stage fright If he could cry he would have felt bettar
 put ne couldn't shed tear and when ne tried to speak, something came in. to his neck and preventing him from uttering word. The older boy went Dltteriy and in ,plteous tones in- lulred or his mother if she wasn't go- ing with them. The mother appeared to feel the separation keeniy. but tnreW all the blame on her husband Wno she said had neglected to pro- vide for the family What worried her most was the idea of having tha Doys, two of the incest little fellows i'll the world" she said as she nress. ed them to her heart, sent to an in. stitution where she can't get tbem back in case she should be able to care for them She would like some writing to show that the children be- longed to her so that when she wants them, all she would have to do Is to prove that she was capable of maintaining them herself and they would be returned to her. What Surrender the children to strangers forever! No; she would prefer to die first. At this juncture the weeping party were escorted into the women's quarters. the great door closed be- hind them and those on the outside iSdIu Iiu HioTe. It IS tOuEl, re- marked bystander as he turned in to Harrison avenue. Tt does seem to me that they ought to do the same here as in other places. send such children to homes where they will be under the protection of the denomina- tions to which they rightfully belong. Did it ever occur to you that this is about the only county in the state where unfortunates are robbed of their offsprings and left nothing to encourage them to rise above them- selves and be men and women once more."
 There is nothing really new In this. The thing has been tried time and again, but a kind hearted and sympa- .hetic republican general assembly las invariably turned down the prop ,sition. When will this great wrong ,e lighted?
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30
Bulbs for Winter Spring Towering
Now is the Time to Plant.

Now is the Time to Plant. Crocus, Sc dog. 40c hundred. Tulips 10c dog, 75c hundred. Hyacinths soc doz, S3.50 hundred. Daffodils BOG doz. s2 hundred. Spanish Iris 10c dog. 75c hundred. Poets Narcissus 15c dog. $1 hum dred. and many other bulbs at low prices.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30

ever, 1t is believed that the Democrat is somewhat prejudiced. It is known that the legislator achieved some re- markable effects in tone colors.
 The Democrat also wishes to in- form the Americah that 1t did not say Mir Lilley bought his way into the legislature.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30
The Greatest Boon to HousekeeDerS.

is our "Semi-Finished, Wash List" a low price on each article. Sheets, 4c: Pillow Slips, 2c: Towels, 1c;
 Napkins. 1c:. Counterpanes. 15c, all ironed; Skirts and Shirt Waists. Sc, washed and starched; Underwear, Sc. Everything in proportion. Telephone 2ss. THE MODEL LAUNDRY co.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30
FRATERNAL AND. SOCIAL.
Coming Events of Interest to Many
 Waterbury People.

On Thursday evening White Oak Guards, Woodmen of the World. will give their first dance and sociable at LeavenwOrth hall.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30

At a meeting of vocal music lovers, held in Trinity parish house last night. new choral society was or ganized with. these officers: Presi- dent. Charles F. Chapin; vice-presi- dent. George H. Benham; secretary, Q. B. Churchill; treasurer, Milton Well; lbranian. Arthur l., Langley. Executive committee, the officers and the following: Albert J. Blakesley: A. M. Dickinson. John l.. Bonn. R. A. Laslett Smith. George E. Boyd, Isaac Beecher Clark. W. J. Stanley, R. P. Lewis, c. F. Mitchell. w. D. Piers0n. Isaac P. Kellogg, Edward Beach, II. s. Bartlett, H. H. Romer and Edward Keegan.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30

Tomorrow evening the South End Social club will hold it's sixth annual Halloween barn dance at their rooms on Soath Main street. Good music will be furnished for dancing.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30
Harding 72 and "A So. Main St.
 TELEPHONE 22o. HALLOWEEN

If 1t is your intention to celebrate Halloween we would call to your mo- tice the HALLOWEEN FLAG which we are showing. It is something new and fresh and for decorations or other purposes for which flags are or can be used it is just the thing.
 SILK, 1Oc AND 25c.
 COTTON, 1Oc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30

The Junior Aid society of the Ynird Congregational church will fold Halloween sociable this even ling in the lecture room.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30
Curtain Stretchers

These goods have been in great de- mand this fall and our first lot sold out very quickly, but we have them again in stock, 6x12 feet, easily ad- justed to any size, like an easel. Self supporting, compact and lasting, prce $I.7o.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-30

The Halloween party at the Friendly league tomorrow evening at p. m. is for league members only. Each member must show her season ticket for the entertainment hall and may procure one guest card. All guest cards must be obtained in the office before Wednesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-05
STEAMBOATS,.

1RmSSTm And POINTS IN New
UNUS u WuGEngland. Reduced rates.
FALL RIVER LINE. Fares reduced. Bos-
week days and Sundays at 600 z. NJ,
Strs. PROVIDENCE new and PILGRIM.
Orchestra on each.
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave
Pier 40. ". R.. II. Garrison ST., week days
only. 600 p. N. Strs. RICHARD PECK
and MAINE
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven
Hartford. Springfield and North, I've Pier
20. Z. r.. II. OF Peck slip, week days only.
al 400 2. NJ. Str. CHESTER w. CHAPLIN.
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REND0N@ SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL r. R

sT.rION. y W est I'D s.. y. X
tune Shown below is from liberty Sc
west ZSd 81: leaves 10 minutes earlier. an
SEP s9f rs S0'sf q dfs!gEPaMns R RnnISrowss
kastou,. 80 4 NJ. eh TO 44O. 200 G5 u
Leo. 500 and 500 P. N.
wILXESBARRE AND scRANToN-el1
A ~. 10; $50 ?. NJ Sundays. E4.sa
RfVEF AND B2RNSaATEz4.oo. go
Lakehurst. ks 40. c4i55 P, II, sundays.
$50 A. II. (s.+0 Lakewood and Lake.
ATLANTIC CTTY-ss 40 A. NJ. kf3 40 P. NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN,
GROVE. POINT PLEASANT AID SEA-
RIO. GAS. $50. $50. fl26 sundayas
except Ocean Grove. AGO. zoo A Ms
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABR1GHr. NOM
MOUTH BCH-. EAST LONG BRANCH.
s5t sS s TsSo Sc sSoa A IA soo 80 70
pHSEaDEiLPHIA-:.s,se mI,co. msSo.
leo. 200. .3.0o. AGO. m'5.Oo. MD, 90,
'7.Oa ts.0o. 's.OO O.So P. M. j'1aI
eALTIMoRE AND 90.
m n 20 e;,s .1 H. m'2oo. mt'+0o. CO.
READfNcs- HARRISBURG. PorTsvrIL.H
AND .WILLIAMSPoRT 90. z4sso.
tsioo. s1S n "a % 10; 90 A. ~ Rsadins
PoItsyf.le Harrisburg only. t4.00. $500
:Daiiy: tDaily except sunday. ssun-
aExcept Saturdays. mDfnlns car. xSatUr-
days only: sErom Liberty s.. 9niy
c9.50 p. n. ei220 P. NJ g4.30 p. NJ.
i'll so p N, ks 20 p. 81.
House. 261. asa, 1900 1854 Broadway. Isl
9Th Ave. PSI 5th Ave. Is Union square
West. 2T98 80 Ave. 90 West 18th ST., -
Columbus Ave- New York.. 342 343 80
SEQ Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway.
Williamsburg. New York Transfer 90.
w G. BESLER, c. NJ BURT
vics-Pres. u Gen Mxr. Gen. Pass'r gent.
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STORAGE WAREHOUSES. IS FIRST AVE
AND 10 e 18TH sTREET. y. Y

AMI LIZ l. 18Th STREET. y. Y.
New-Hork Feb. 26th. 1905
To Mr.. A. Girard. Annie O'Bryne, Mrs.
Elliott. r. Meyer. VigenaUlt Naidman
Jack Valencia. Leipzig. Emnonds, Max
schencknan, Jacob kncbloch. Seelig. West
phal. Otto Meyer. William Texas, Mrs
Schmidt, Carl Shultz. Mrs Mary Ionyak.
steifenberser Kaufman, Stuttwicker. Nit
tag, Rose. Ptati, Emil Kirsh. Nary Kelly,
I-uppert, Cath erine Webb. Levonvich. Mrs
A Mil;er. Mrs sab, Mr.. Klein. Mr.. Timer,
Williams, Rev. o. Bryne Mesam, Mrs
Zaln. koelker, Heinz. Cabot, McClenahan
Holman No. 40. Pearl Adams Emil Hirsh
Zuooert, Floersheimer Mulcahey, Gutten-
berg. Sheffield, William Dieterle. Keil. Mrs.
De Matte or Tomato: You ana each Of YOU
are hereby notified that the time for the
payment OF our lien upon the property here
matter described having expired after due
noiice had been given you. We will cause
such property. to wit household goods per-
sonal effects and mercha ndise stored by YOU
or IN your name in the Daubs Storage
Warehouses. 10 be sold at public auction.
according TO the statute in such cases made
and provided, al 122 East 1Sth-st on Fri
day, March %. 1906. at 1890 a m and If
the sale thereof is not completed on ssi6
date the same will be continued at the same
place on the following Monday thereafter.
beginning at 1880 a. m, until the sale Is
completed.
DArB.s sTORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
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LOST.

LCST.-Bankoook No. 3S4. 7S9 on Dry Dock
Savings Bank. Any person having claims
upon said book is called upon to present the
same 20 the bank within thirty days or the
said book VIII be declared cancelled and
extinguished and a new one Issued in Ueu
thereof
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TYPEHYRITING.


JEpcFffIxnx-o cents per ll1o.
NEW UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER, $50;
new Oliver, $50; Remington No. 2 si5
AddressogTaph, SIS. Rotary NeoEtyle $50;
Edison Mtmeograph. IS; ribbons. IS cents
NATHAN'S, 70 Fulton st.
TYPEWRITER bargains; Remington No. :
SIS; No. 6, s35; Smith-Premier. SS5:
Underwood, 500; all makes. $40 up. 10
CorIisndt-st. Tel 1858 CT.
GYFEWRITERS.- makes sold, rented
repaired, exchanged; reliable service.
GOEhAN. 10 Nasssu-st. Telephone 2. 740-
Cortlendt.
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zrrTIaRD AND FOOL TABLES.

pIST-FAcTURERs Of Billiard and pool
tshles. high grade bowling alley build
,rs. lowest prices. MARX BROS. "a Union
rruare.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-05

Atl~NS loot OF rest 4 Htnty-thuO SNreel
ana DesDrosses anu COrCIandt streets.
~ The lsavlns time from DesDrOsses and
Cortlandt streets is i've minutes later than
That given below fer TwenS-third street
| station.
FOR THE WEST.
'Io5 A. M. CHICAGO SPECIAL.
'lOoo A ID. ST. LOUIS LIMITED For
Cincinnati ana 81. Louis
| 'io.55 A. III. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
'155 p. NJ CHIcA G C.. CINCINNATI
1855 p. NJ PENNsYLVANiA SPECIAL.
.4.55 P. II. CHICAGO LIMITED.
20 % p NJ WESTERN EXPRESS.
'6.25 p. NJ. ST LOUIS AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS
LBS r IL PACIFIC EXPRESS
-. 70 p. III. CLEVELAND AND CINCIN-
MATT EXPRESS.
.. 90 =. ". PITTSRURGH SPECIAL.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
T55 SIS. 1925. .9.55. '1055 a. m. ~ %
. .sSS. SIS So, as So 3 8 e. II 10
1875. '425. Ass. 1855. 9.25 p. m. 10
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-s12.55. .325.
ems Palm 1.imitsd.a 90. S ?. m. week
ATLANTIC COAST LINE,-'e.25 3, n end
Special, 40 p; m weekdays 49,,
sfA49ARD AM saiy 90 For ads
Limited" SO Is o. m. daily.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
cHFsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
.7.b5 a ~ weekdays and ABS p. m
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT AND NOR
FoIK---.7,55 a. m. weekdays ana 500
ATLANTIC CITY.-sB a m and ass p.
m. weekdays. Sundays. 'T.53 q m
CAPE MAY.-12.56 2. m. week-days-
BROWNS MILLS-1N-THE-PINE %
LONG BPANcH. AsBURy PARK Ocean
Grove tNorth Asbury Park snrdayslo, a. ana
Point Pleasant. $50 a. M. II 70. S-S5 p
n and O, - 10 night; wseE,days- sun
days. . F 3 g. hi PHi1f fPf t;f2 & n,
600. fps. '755. s25. SIS 80 Is. s5s.
.969. .t1o-s5; 10 IS. i1s5 a n y %
enf : So % .e iS[ ssS s''9 95s. SIS. SIS
s25 G55 for North Philadelphia only)
7. m 1910 night weekday SundaEs.
sSS .755. s.5 .sa =, s''ss Is S 3.
.4,25, t..4.55 for North PhliaaelghIa
onlv) .4b5 1855 se.25, T.55. g 25, 500.
e25 C9s5 for North Philadelphia oniy)
T. m. 1910 night.
Ticket offices. Tos. Ie1. 1854 and % Broad
way; 1872 Fifth Avenus Cnelow 2os S.-(;
2f3 Fifth Avenue corner e9th ST. i
Astor House ana stations nan sa aD9su,
Street. 300 Broadway and PennsyIvania
Annex STATEN. The New York Iransret
Company will call FOR and check baggage
from hotels and residences through 10
TeIephone ''54s Chelsea for Pennsyivanis
Railroad Cab Service. ooo
W. W. ATTrRRURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Marsger. Psssr Trsf1o Mahase''
GEO. W RoYp.
AGENT
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EAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE.

s. s. ANERIkA MOST LUXURIOUS
AND MOST MODERN OF
LEVLATHANS.
Grill Room Gymnasium. Elevator
and A La Carte Restaurant. tCail az Dover
for London and Paris.
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR, NAPLES & GENOA.
Prinz Oskar. Mar Z. P. NJ; Apr. 10
Prinz Adalbert. Mar. y. 10 A. NJ; May 8
tNoltke. Apr. 20. noon; June II. July "a
fGrln Room and Gymnasium
Rates, LIST Class, $40. SSSr s11S-0o up
ward, according to steamer selected.
Offices, IS and 81 Broadway. 'Phons 1871
Broad. Piers. Hoboken. N j.
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BrsrNEss CHASCEs.

,-|@oIrF . CORPORATION fiscal attorney; We
Irs--Slet YOU by mail how 20 practically
,,s legally tncorp ora;e. organize and finance
~ -,.-ss ,So-norstions. sell their securities
bus ,I-., -, ever1-where and earn money
g. i,rtie capital for IS per month, Ad-
Sr,.s T0RPORATIGN CORRESPONDING
csSI TEF. Washington. .. c
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS FOR
~ sccourt Of death Of one and i'll
Ae,I.S ~ remaining partner; vas founded
.TTsntv Years ago by present owner and
-. 80 oarried Oh 70 present time with
F|satiir Increasing prott; an unusual op-
y.S-runitv. Address L r SWIFT. Corcoran
Manor Mount Vernon. y. ,.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

IT A YELOCE Fast italian Line.
Sailing from Pier "a. North River. r.
OF 54th St. for Naples and Genoa.
Bolognesi. fairfield & Co. % Wall 81.
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WORR WANTED.
Male.

cLERK.-F1ve years experience IN gentle
mems furnishings stoTet with reliable
firm. NJ DIAMOND. care OF Fl. Weiss. 55s
East SD ST
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PANAMA BLEACHING.

Bl.sott-asf known Panama ana Straw Hat
gssS !, - n tho city. No acids whatever
t,ec,s'it,,ie .eaning. Leghorn and SIX Haas a
e.ttfss Ia. Ls1ies and gents garments
cssu,rs o. ne" Send postal The French
= neer Columbus ave -'0 "
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poARD WANTED.
,,.vx,sHEp ROOMS no LET.

-, insertions 8 cents per line. SIX
f1o,ss seven times consecutfvely. 81,
tetr s-s1f,ef advertiser 20 have rooms en-
VIZ TIE Tribune's Directory OF Desir-
gtrt' s y for a period OF fourteen daya.
90 soY circular.
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CARPET CLEANING.
NY. CARPET Cleaning CT

n. Y. SaTpet N1San2ngSO
Oldest. Largest. Most Modern
ss7 AND zSs WEST 45TH-ST.
Ia. sSs-Bryart. Established 1887.
y e JORDAN. EDWIN LENTZ.
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fer Mf ENTrr or Tel s63
CARPET CLEANING. Establishes 1878.
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DED ID" LINE.

- For La Guayra, Puerto Cabeilo, Cura-
Gao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. calling
also at San Juan. p. r.
S s. PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday. March IT. noon
8 s CARACAS. Saturday, March 81. noon
For La Guayra. curacao and Maracaibo.
6 s. ZUIlA. 49,. Saturday. March 10. noon
s s MARACArBO. -. Sat. March "a. noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
dations for passengers.
ROILTON. BLISS 4 DALLETr
General Managers. So Wall St
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. Sickness accident, death; one
Of the best Insurance companies wants
agents: they can make $50 per week Ad-
dress Box 3.45S, Boston Mass
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FOR SALE.
LOANs.

ASENS any amounts on watches, 3ewelry,
t.tt-tt a. STERN {. 6I6 eth lave. near
--1- 1le corner. bat next 20 IL.
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PIANOS AND oRoAss

10. Amsti formerly D,oDsrt, ;, I.,.
2ichols, = lhon.4s: cold by him 20 8r.
cnnsf, ,lSs9Ihg.orth here on sais ron en-
ELEcRTER. % Union souar.
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= 100 WEST.-widow has ai-
So. uarlor suite FOR party appreci-
hS-,eIi ke surroundings independent
80 .-spee, TARELlA