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TANF UP BOND ON
 MINE AZ P02T BECK
James Q. BuzaTd and Associates Prove Copper Property JtO
 Be Valuable

Jmo, O. Bwmd md hi, associate, hau. taken mp .1v bond which they held on tn. copper property at Port DrcsmUw#u..0 work upon the mines all ,wmor . small number O. men hay. uu.u working ou Jhe property during .uu winter nd the force ,iI. soon be- largely increased. Mr. Hu1rd took eareoo. supp.ia, to Port Dick ou rna tw.Ian.
 Work Is uo,e.Hmgwout two tunnels .on U.m.ru. loro.,. Mr. BUzwd says rna showing Is good both tunnels and .a wei. aeiu.d lead |, being Followed upon which -aippiugrc is being taken out. He doo, not expect Co begin shipping until late in the summer aI.nouga he mighNdo ,oat any time. The work ror the next few month, will 5e directed to blocking out the ore aodiu, and Jhaiu,taIIation ormachinery To work the mine permanently
 som. high grade ore has been taken out at Port Dick. Mir. Buzard thinks irwfIIaycraga higher thauar LaIouchc, where he is also interested. but hesay, the ore bodies are not so wide and he doe, not think the mineral area SD large a, on Prince William Sound.
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RUSHING TO YENTNA
 WITHOUT SUPPLIES

As usual in all stampedes men are going into the Yenna district with scarcely enough grub to last them un- til they reach the gold fields. Men are leaving the railroad work all along the line of construction every day and starting on the tramp to the interior without visible means of support.
 Some of these men may have money to buy outfits at Knik or Shushetna station, but is iS thought probable that the unexpected rush to the inside will soon depIete the stocks carried at those points. if it has not done so already, Many men going from Seward have left here with smaller outfits than they wish to take in, intending to add to them at Knik or ShuShetha and there by save dragging big loads over the long rough trail around the Arms.
 It is believed however, by railroad officials acquainted with the men who have gone in from the railroad work that some of them started without either money or outfits sufficient to carry them through to the gold creeks. These are men wholly without eXper- fence in placer mining or knowledge of the country. H. A. Mcclure, super intendent of construction, said this week:
 'Men are dropping off to go inside right along and l am certain that some of them started out as good as broke. Some will probably get discouraged be- fore they get very far and come back, but lot of fellows will just about find their way through and get there strand ed for somebody else to feed"
 The experienced miners who have gone into the district have been afraid of this all the time and have done all they could to warn tenderfeet without supplies to keep away,
 Mir. Mcclure, who is at the front nearly all the time and sees nearly everybody who goes through, estimates the total number of men headed for the Yentna since the middle of January, when the movement began, at 300, and the most conservative estimate made by anybody in a position to know is25O. A large majority of these were well outftted.
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Pardons Turner Jackson

Washington, D. C., March ? The President today granted a pardon to Turner Jackson, sentenced from Skag- way several years ago to ten years in the McNeil's island penitentiary upon conviction of murderous assault. Jack son was a member of the Soapy Smith gang.
 Worlds Salmon Pack 4,64LO0O Cases
 Washington, D. C., March2 Special Agent II. NJ. Kutchin of the depart ment of commerce estimates the sal- mon pack of the world for 1905 at 4.stLO0O cases. Alaska contributed l3 per cent of the total output.
 fHpiaOs Hold Elections
 Manila. r. l., March ? The first provincial elections in the Philippines were held yesterday. The Fi.lpinoS are displaying the kecncst interest hut uo disorder has occurred
 Presents s4000000O Expense Bal
 NagasaEi, Feb. 21 ,Ianan's expense aHI or Keeping Russian prisoners in the recent war, was made up today lor presentation Jo r.o Russian govern men. !, amount, 'o 'ooJo.ooo. By the terms of tn. Portsmouth treaty each nation is Go pay the other the .N- p.u-o G. a..pLug prisoners.
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Favor Cable to hctCbikaa

Seattle, Feb. - Shipping men of this city have decided Go urge rhe gov erm,ur go extend rae Alaska cable Co ke.chlkan this sumner. They will. pom. out that uo.ou.y Is the town eu- titled Go it oJr l. win be 30 great aid iu reporting steamer movements and
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Makes Attack on Rate Biil

Washington, D. C., March l-Sena- tov Foraker attacked the railroad rate biII in the Senate today. He asserted that efficient relief could be afforded from transportation evils by the pro- per enforcement of the present Elkins law, and some additions to it's vital features.
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Blr1s Makes Monkey 0I Hlrl

Los Angel. ..0. 2i Tommy Burns made Marvin ..". .ue a..-o. heavy weigh. champion look like oua .as, nigh. and was given .ne decision u. che end O. twenty rounds. Burns is m.a- d.e weight aa. n. superior speed and c.aveu.~- he au..... Hart auo hi. him n|rr.-. .f will
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House r.sr. s1- Assessment

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Another Try For Cable Extension

Washington, D. C., March 2-An effort will probably be made to have the provision for an extension of the Alaska cable and telegraph lines at tached to the sundry civil appropria- tiOn bill. This provision directs the application of the receipts of the pres ent lines to the construction of exten- sionS and was striken from the army appropriation bill on a point of order as new legislation.
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Gable Extension Cut of Army BGI

Washington, D. C. Feb. 2N The provision 0. lae army appropriation H" directing that the receipts oI ln. Alaska cable and telegraph lines oe devote. -a building extension, wao stricken nrr yesterday ou Dom. o. ur0.. .- now legislation. The -ao- .... vii. n. brought uu a- a senwa.. m.r-ur. .ru |. is believe. that ]. vii.
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tga5 0l CIal.am Wreck

Wa-.u... D. ,.. .eH. -N The a..u.E-..a.a. today ordered |. 7. D-w. Attorney Dry. at Seattle ,o bring am action aga.u-. the Puget Sound Navigation Company Co recover
 .u-g. ta. ga.u. O. registered ma. which wa, lost .u .uo wreck O. hat
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Says Jarvis Will Be Governor

Washington, D. C., Feb. 26-It is rumored here that w. B. Hoggatt of Juneau has withdrawn from the con- test for the Alaska governorship and recommended Capt. Jarvis, expressing the belief that Jarvis will accept when be reaches the capital and sees the President.
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All Off With Kid White

Walla Walla, March 2-Kid White will hang at noon today. Gov. Mead refuses to interfere, saying that he does not believe the statement of Hil- debrandt that the latter fired the fatal shots which killed Mathew Murphy, the crime for which White is to hang.
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M, Llr-LI DelI MI GernlnY
Villas Goes into Assay Office

ScaltIc, March l-CaIvjn '. NiI1s tuc new superintendent of the |. S. assay office, took charge today, sue ceeding Frederick X. Wing
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CrilicIses Insurance Report
Bat Nelson Saves Three IlYes

Huntington ". Na., Feb 26-Batt- ling Nelson, the pugilist, stopped a runaway horse here yesterday and thereby probably saved the lives of a woman and two children who were ina carriage drawn by the horse. Nelson jumped Ipon the horses neck and was dragged loo yards and badly bruised.
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To Limit Property Holdings

Washington, D. C., Feb. 26 Con gressman Lloyd of Missouri has intro duced a resolution fo" an amendment to the federal constitution providing that private fortunes shall be limited to SlO,OOO,OOO and forieiting any excess acquired above thas amount to the government. The resolution declares that larger fortunes than $lO,OOO 900 are a menace to popular liberty and to the government.
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Anti-alien Fishing Bill to Pass

Washington, D. C., Feb. 26-Cush- mans bill to prohibit fishing in Amer ican waters by aliens will probably pass both houses of Congress tLis week. An effort will be made to rush the measure through on account of re- ports of further depredations by Ja- panese fishermen in North Pacific waters
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30
WORK WANTED.

AID. WRITER or DEsIGNER.-By Powell
graduate; reference. George H. Powel,
New York Personal address. A c. WADE
Suolersvile. Nd.
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mrRNEY SENT To PRISON
rnbezsiing Note Teller Gets Tzoo
and a Half Years.

yudee O'Suliivan. in General Sessions ,,as
snernoon. joseph A Turney, of No 8.
it'o- street Brooklyn. wRs sentenced to prison
Son.- -, snd half years for grand larceny.
% -. ~ was note teller te the National Panx NJ
10, America and on March 30 was arrested
Ns1r Asrres with stealing $4,000 from the bank He
ea~s ssnsi-ted nnd found guilty OF grand larceny
VS. ,.-rsrr. but Judge o'Sullivan sentenced him
81 - rms former charge.
81 lew his counsel, in his plea for mercy. re-
a. 1lJr7ley-s good standing and character IN
f''9. ,irae os his embezzlement, and produced let
g s-o,, people OF standing asking for clemency
Ts o'sulliyaa. in sentencing the prisoner. said
'S-s tske into consideration Turneys good
p ,reyious 10 the crime. and added that the
,+ers sometimes TO blame for these depreaa-
ssls ,Desrl,lch as they often raised men TO high
Us ~ The banks without raising their salaries
eSasser who was a captain in Company F of the
.S5s.aeecfnert. VIII be kept in The Tombs for ten
= . rive him opportunity 10 explain 10 the
cgs gesials Tor the benefit OF the Bankers As
lSIh On fhe methods employed by him in falsify-
secsA.se1 amounts. 10 prevent a recurrence of the
Sc ASSwe Il is said that he is making efforts
ssHt rsst tuition OF the money he stole.
toEAS n the bank officials We're in court during
soIs, oIs,esesinEs and Joined in the plea for mercy.
ne mSSs11ers wife was also present. Turney took
- sss.tence stoAllN-
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n PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Abner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
is hereby given all having claims
aga X Baker. Of New York
deceased present vouchers thereof 70 ~
sui Al transacting
Office De Witt. Lockman & De Witt. No SIS Nassau
Street the Borough of Manhattan in OF
York. OF before the 18th OF October next.
Dated New York the 9th OF March. 1906.
HENRY NJ. BAKER, Executor
DE WITT, LOCKBIAN & DE WITT Attorneys for Execu-
tor IS Nassau Street. Borough Manhattan City of
New
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Surr0gateS' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate County OF New
is
against Alice Bois. late of County of New
York, deceased, present the
subscriber his place transactIns bust
ness at DAILY, Hoyt Mason. No IL William
in the City OF New York, before first day
October next.
Dated New York tie 14th day March. 1906
ALEXANDER T. MASON. Executor
FREDERIC D PHILIPS, Attorney for Executor Il
William Borough Manhattan New YORK ;-,tI
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TYPEWRITING.

TYPEWRIT ERS.--Au makes sold. rented.
repairr1 exchanged. reliable Service.
CCPNAN - Nassau St Telephone 214O-
C1Ttlandt
,TT-pEWPITFRs. s.-Remtngtcn. SO. Gran
dali IS. DensmO-e. NOSt OF Hammond.
s. 80 Expert repairing. GAY. III West
l2sfh st
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OCEAN STEAMERS
HAMBURG-AMERICAN Line.

GEN SUE3-ArLEENANA o LINZ
Special Passenger Service.
PLYMOUTH-CHERB RBOURG-HAMBCRG
D'land MayS1. 10 O:36aml Oceana -.-.- June 23
Amerfka June z. 5 am Deutschland. June %
b chr June14 IL :30am Arnerika .... July
Esn AV Jun21 4:3Oam K. Aug. Vic. July 10
Among the special features OF these ships
are: Grill Room. Ritz-CarltOn Restaurant a
Ia carte. Elevators. Gymnasium, Palm Gar
den. Electric Baths. etc
Twin Screw Passenger Service.
DOVER QONDON OR PARIS AND
HAMBURG.
Large Twin-Screw Vessels OF Il. 600 tons.
Superb Passenger Accommodation
P'sylvania- June ., Jpn iWaIdersee. June 80
Batavia June 9, Z am Pennsy ylvania- July IA
Pat cia. June16. ] :3Opm Batavia ..-.. July q
Pretoria June Q. Sam Patricia. July %
Mediterranean Service.
TO NAPLES AND GENOA
P Oskar. 90. June 8 tMoltke -.-... July "a
+MoItke ... June 12i P Adalbert. Aug. Z
P. AdaIbert. June 10 tMoltks .--.. Sept. II
P Oskar. ... July II 2. Adalbert- Sept. 25
tCans Gibraltar; has Grill Room and
Gymnasium
TRAVELLERS CHECKS ISSUED BY
THE COMPANY.
OFFICE. 81 BROADWAY. n. Y.
Phone. 1900 Rector Piers. Hoboken-
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DECORATION DAY
OUT ON THE SOUND

- on Deooratton @ Day May 80 popular Str.
ma hahD fESfN viii make excursion New Haven.
1e2ViaS Per 20 East River II Peck Slip $50 A f
East 20 St 1000 A NJ. due New Haven. 2:3o p NJ
Return due New York SAB P NJ Two hours in New
81 Children SOC.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

Situations Wanted-Malc and Female
-Four lines mot exceeding "a words). three
Insertions. IS cents; seven insertions. 80
cents. Exceeding u words and less than 40
words three Insertions. 30 cents; seven IN
sertions. 60 centa.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

BOOKS AUDITED, statements prepared Tor
executors and trustees systems installed
all branches expert accounting; moderate
fees. 3 3 AUDIT COMPANY, P. o. BOX
l AhR New YOIk.
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STORAGE

/ O.BRIEN-s STORAGE. EMPRESS & VAN
60. = Office, t5tr ST. and Amsterdam
ave telephone, 52-Coluulus, warehouse.
5l0 West 53d 81. telephone s64-Columbus;
separate rooms for storage, household ef-
fecis pianos. trunks merchandise. &c;
entire charge taken removals city or
country.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

LOUIS Fl. Never. 45 south Thlrd 81, Phlla-
BEFORE GOING ABROAD CONSULT
THE EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT
THAT APPEAR REGULARLY IN THE
TRIBUNE ON SUNDAYS. WEDNESDAYS
AND SATURDAYS
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STEAMBOATS,.
Ideal Decoration Day Trips.

4-EAL LcgUI AIIUA Day HIPS.
STEAMER MARY POWELL
Leaving Desbrosses St. at $40 T NJ
saturdays and Holidays, las P. NJ. w.
42d St 3 80 P. n Saturdays and Holidays
2 P. NJ. West 129th St $50 P. NJ. (Satur-
days and Holidays go P. NJ fer Highland
Falls West Point. Cornwall, New burgh. New
Hamburger. Milton. Poughkeepsie. Rondout
and Kingston. Orchestra on board.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

situations Wanted-Male and Female
Four lines mot exceeding "a words. three
insertions. 10 cents; seven insertions. 80
cents. Exceeding - words and less than 40
words, three insertions. 80 cents: seven in
sertions. 60 cents.
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

KEEPER.-Expert; he is expert
enced. correct. Of proved ability; reIer-
ences employers and others; allow for oe-
lay. Address EXPERT, 1879 Halsey ST.
BrooklNn-
New-York tribune., 1906-05-30

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate of the County Of New
York Notice IS hereby given to all having claims
against Frederica Talman, late Of the County New
York deceased. 10 present the same with vouchers
theTeoi 10 t suhscriber at MS place of transactns
No 81 Nassau Street Manhattan in
The City Of New York, before day of Octo-
Dated New York. the 2eth day March. 1906
CHARLES A. RUNEl. Executor.
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NEW jersey CENTRAL

uVS Uj@IuSS Uj1N uuFsS
STATIONS E9os s. b!aeTsy II. st. y r.
Time shown below Is from Liberty ST.
West &c St leaves 10 minutes earlier. ax-
eepL as noted BY designating marks.
EASION. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN
IND MACCH CHUNK-zAO0 G-1d
Easton). 8. 10 A. NJ, 1.2O. a 40 SEQ Qo5. "a
-SS'on az o0yl 0hIyl 2 NJ sun. z43O A. NJ
wILKEsBARRE SsGS T5-R eOX AND F "a MscRANroN-s1a
a. n 10, - 500 P. M sundays. z4ss
1.AKPWf6oS = SgS a. AvEr.rrpsr rou.
! RIVER And RAk5E6ATGu4o aAkEsGSsT co. TGAs 3, 3
A. N 80. G. Is, Lakewood and Lake.
hurst only. Ks. -. a5.00. xv60e)- sun
Isys GOO A NJ 40. Lakewood ana
ATLANTIC cTrY-.s4o A. NJ. ktsss
LONG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN,
GROVE, POINT PLEASANT-zA.0 90. S.30-
li50 A; NJ. ex12. 80 x1-20. 19O 2 As.
ssxoSs2s Ocean Grove. 9i5 A. NJ. 400
ATLANTIC HLDs.. sEABRIGHT. MON
$50 sac P n. sundays. 800 a n.
SANDY HOOK ROUTE FOR ATLANTIC
BBFGSG4NDS, BRANcaN ssB1SB1 sF1BRIGHT PSR oLeSS LeYS
PLEAsANT-Pier 81. N R. W. I'D ST.
10. n. r. Cedar So sOO 10 80 s. Z n ~ 10 10
S.45. as P. n. sundays. 1000 4. NJ
80, SIC 2 NJ
f1EcA1lNG. HARRISBURG. POTTSVIII.1
AND WILLIAMSPORT-iiz "a 90. "A 80.
toUO. 10. 1000. II O0 A NJ. Reading
9nlyl. tl 90. ll1-2O. ~ 90 P. NJ Reading.
zEootts1ils, Harrisburg only. t4.O0. '5.0D
PHuADELPBI..
Nzi-S0 moo. ms 90. - 90. ms1O 90. I'll 90
A NJ. m"12 90. MI 90 q. 90 o. 90 400
PP'2,9o n M ms % 90 LOO ts.oO. 900. slOsa
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
e-Oo, m'lO.OO. m"12- 90 m'2 90 mt.4OA-
co. "TOO. ts12I5
Daily; tDaily except Sunday. ssun--
Gays. tParlor cars only VIA Tamaqua.
aEXcept Saturdays. mDining Car xSatu~-
days only zFrom Liberty ST. only.
FROM Twenty-third Street-b5. 20 P II
$500 N. el2,20 P. NJ. g4.3O P. NJ
III so P NJ, k3. 20 P. NJ. vs. so p NJ
Odices: Liberty St. West 23d St q
Astor House. PAS. 4S4. 1900. 1851 Broadway
~ 9th Av-. PSI 5Jh Av-. q Union Squars
West 2I9S 81 Az, 105 West 125th ST. 245
Solunous Av.. New York: Court ST 343
344 Fulton St. are NOstra1d Av Brook
!yn 800 Broadway, WilIiarasburg New
York Transfer Co calls for and checks
baggage 10 destination.
W @. BESLER 9 NJ RTTRT
Vice-Pres- & Gen Mgr. Gen. Pass'r Agent
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RAILROADS.
IPIEMMSYL WANNA

PlENMSVl VAMlA
K A | l. X o A d
STATIONS foot OF West Twerty-third Street
and Desbrosses and Cortl landt streets.
AE The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
GortIanet streets is five minutes later than
Station
FOR THE WEST.
- % A NJ CHICAGO SPECIAL.
800 A NJ PITTSBURGH D AY BXr
'IO55 A NJ THE PENNSYLVANIA LINZ
TIED. : Chicago. Cincinnati
and St. Louis
.t55 P. NJ ST. LOUIS LIMITED
-1.55 P. II. CHICAGO. CINCINNATI AND
ST LOUIS EXPR ESS.
s3. IS ?. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA SPECIAL
1s HOURS TO CHICAGO
s4BP P ". CHICAGO LIMITED.
.555 p NJ. WESTERN EXPRESS.
s6 Is p. NJ. ST. LOUIS AND CINCTN-
MATT EMPRESS.
7H5P NJ PACIFIC EMPRESS
IS 25 p NJ CLEVELAND AND CTNCIN-
NATI ESNPF FtSS
so55P NJ PITTSBURGH SPECIAL.
ASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
.7.55. s %. '9.25. -955. .to-55 & m; II. %.
ited'S. .s25. s425. .4S5 .6.65. 9,25
p. m, 1910 night; SUNDAY 50. =. 90, - .
.1o.oS., .1oS5 m; 3in,2ss, 1252 y. . .s5 Ga
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-'3.e e5. - - p. m.
ATLANTrc : COAST L1NE-'a25 a m.
SEABOARD ALP LINE--i2 25 p m and
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY
CHEsAPFAKE & OHIO RAILwAY-.7.S
a m. weekdays and ASS p. m. daily.
FOR OLD POINT COMFORr and S0R-
FOLK.-'T25 a m. weekdays and $50
=. m. daily.
Atlantic CITY-g55 a n and s50
p. m. weekdays: Sundays. '7:55 a. m
LONG BRANCH AsBURY PARK Ocean
Grove North Asbury Park sundays). and
Point Pleasant. (4.O0 from DesS & Cor5
Saturdays only) 225. 3. Is, a IS except
Sundays, s.2s. 925. I055 a m. and ass
FOR PHILADELPHIA
sos, -125. .155. So. SIS. .9;25. - sS' %
.T1o IS. 10. 80. I'll 50 a n. Il 2. 90 %.
ass (.f4.55 for North Phuads.phia onlyl:
.5.55. '625. 655, T.55. S.2o, s 50 go
@ So for North Philadelphia only p m.
is !f5S Pigs' s2s %essdsyS " * s5s $40 9dSy S.
a m. i225. s1255. al IS. .S.25. s,55.
AS. CLASS for North Phtaseipeaisa az as
s25 @55 for North Philadelphia oniy)
p. m, IL. 10 night
'Dlning Car. ,-o
TICKET OTnceS. NOS. SOL AS-1f
Broadway; 1s2 Fifth Avenue (oelow 20
ST.; 263 Fifth Avenue corner ZStn ~.
and stations named above: Brooklyn,
Court Street 4T9 Nostrand Avenue, $50
broadway. and Pennsylvania Annex STA
tion The New York Transfer Company
will car FOR and check baggage trom no
tells and residences through 10 desrinatloh
Telephone '543 Chel-ea" for PennsylVanla
Railroad Cab Serv.ce. ~
w W. ATTERBUHT. J. X WIZ,
General Manager. PasS-r Irafho Msr'
GEO W. BOYD,
General Passenger Agent.
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n Y Car--e& C7ey-;,,-Co
DREssMAKrNG AND MILLINERY.


ottssGAkING !. l. MILLINERY
TAUGHT -Ara-s1rs. give vour gowns
- La's q Tss'-s- ora. fuish. dressmakers
.-.,'' -f'-r u0v easy payments pat
- eut tc measure Doe Cau or write
E--I- SCHOOL $40 Gtk-ave MARY
--H.'. = Ec.Ial Day OF n.Eai school
'.--.SE i=ss Etlu suits. evening
t'Nif f1-. airy ~. 1Yeu-g dresses short
- LfasarHr HART so West 18TH
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rrRNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

s:E.a Insertions 3 cents per line. Sixteen
Eor-s --.er times consecutive ely. 81. which
e-tisE advertiser q. have rooms entered IN
he Tribune Directory 20: Desirable Rooms
:N p-r.a- ~ :Cl--eea Gays. Write :or
crCL.z.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS -PhysiciaHs each city. represent
special treatment drug edolctiGn, alleo
diseases Call, write LT. KNIGHT. Hote!
BarthCIdI. hours 2-5 p IL
NEW YORK young ladies and gentlemen 10
secure patrons for trip 70 CRtsEills. mere
by making expenses and securing us+tshlIu4
vacation address now. .. 9. HITCH
COCK. Manager Ideal Trips Wauen Mas
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60ARD AND ROOMS.

snrA Insertions 2 cents per line. Sixteen
saHts sever times Cousrcuriyely. 81, which
ezlaes ADVERTISE 20 have rooms entered n
~ 7rl5I,ga.s Directory q Desirable Rooms
ig period II fourteen days Write for
cr1gaT
fg- Information concerning these rooms
IA be hac .Iee II charge, al tie Uptown
0Fas ID Tho New York Tribune. l3e5
Rraissy -sveen S6rh and 3sth SIS.
gE VEST E.ND AVE. corner 1880 ST
Hla f-n- Riverside ParEs SUBWAY sla-
II liz srt fr.rfaee cars. most beautiful lpca-
I GE Z s.w YORK City, handsomely Iur-
Il tE,at rysa1s 07--r.rnHing West Enc ave.
a.. Ezthar- exposure superior table
l-ELFGASvl.Y Furnished apartment, 7ri-
rz-s bath 81 daily. including meals. two,
T. weekly. one Sl2 50. TIE VAN EENS-
LlsAEE - Eagr l1rt 81
-
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FOR SALE.

DESKS -Rolltop, partitions, railings Ia
bles safes. letter presses: coIhleis' sii5i. s!,.
ing stores. Offices ntteo; DO dozen chHlis-
FINN BROS 2s-S2 Centre -.
CARPENTERS. builders, any one aIteFlhe
or rabf,,ITtng Have large stock Of doors
partitions. etc. second nanQs sen ch'ap
FINN bros. - Centre st
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.2TE ST Jos sos WEST Two large ooh
n-1-!lE rs--.s. one single
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2- 81 I02 WEST.-Ref-e6 American
r.-au-.- occupying rooms bath tTeseTs.-
-- f.1e ~ October rr longer, reason
abe uls5ls opposite HOLDEN
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q ST. 90 Fast Opposite Madison
s4-sre Park. suite. TWO rooms ana bath
yT references
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Pull Information concerning these rooms
Ia he had free ~ charge IL tne Uptown
or ~ Tf- N-w York Tribune, 1860
-5-Gwar between 3Grr and 37fh sts-
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RESTAURANTS.
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-J0O second hand
wood anC iron working machines. fully
guaranteed, machinery bought and eR-
changed GEO y. EDDY 39s Madison ST.
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nED ID" LINE.

DED ID" LINE.
IL For La Guayra, Puerto Cabello Cura-
Gao and MaracaiDo. via Curacao. calling
also at san Juan, r r.
: : PHILADELPHIA. Sat, June O. noon
s 5 CARACAS. Saturday. June 3. noon
For La Guayra Curacao and MaracalbO.
ZJ-LIA......-. Saturday. June .. room
: { MARACAIBO Saturday June 10. noon
These steamers have superior accommo-
dations Tor passengers.
ROULTON. BLISS & DALLETT,
General Manag gers. So Wall St