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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

guest few months after MT. Roosevelt succeeded to the presidency. It can be stated as fact of irst-hand knowledge that both the president and Washington have regretted this incident ever since it's occurrence. The Alabama negro freely tells his intimate friends that he realized after criticism of the president broke out nearly all over the whole country that from his (Washington's own standpoint it was a mistake for him to have dined at the White House, and there is cause to believe that should the president again invite him to sit at the presidential board he would decline. When Prof. Washing ton visits this city, by the way. he is fore ed either to accept the hospitality of friends or to patronize a cheap and dingy little hotel close to the capitol. It is not known however, that he has ever been refused accommodation at any of the big hotels of Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Editor Johnson of the Longmont Call is a modest man. Tuesday the Call said: "Franklyn Brenbarger, Call carrier boy. has just received his report card from school. He is at the head of a class of seventy-five. with an average of s7. This office excels from the editor to the car- rier boys"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Citizens of Brownsville threaten Senator Foraker with a coat of tar if he ever visits that town. Senator For aker will not take the first train for Brownsville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Alice M. Butler is a famous railroad builder. but 1t is a safe bet that she can't drive a nail without mashing her finger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

The Haswell correspondent of the. Nowa County Press sent in a very interesting item last week. It was, Ask Adolph how far Harry can jump when he sees a rattlesnake."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
ONE LITTLE BOOK. a

By Frank l.. Stanton. One little book: No gray dust of dim years Hath gathered on it's pages, And yet 1t holds the tenderness of tears Of all the agesl
 II. No knights in tourney battle for the fair Between it's covers simple, But the green hills and meadows sweet are tkere, And rains the deserts dimple!
 IT.. And there is love-the gentle love that lives For all the storms descending; That suffers long, and wounded, still forgives- Plying, and defendingl
 ". What need of more? The greater singers seem Too high in their endeavor; Life passes like the phantom of a dream: Tis Love that lives for ever
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

They are shipping apples from Aus tralia to New York, and Pennsylvania may yet send coal to Newcastle, or the Dutch may take Holland.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

William Jennings Bryan can preach a sermon on Sunday and lambast John D. Rockefeller at one and the same time
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Spring holds off until the nature story controversy is further advanced. It declines to be responsible, for it in anyway
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Dolphin M. Delmas has a lot of mil lionaires to defend, and his job is harder than the one he had in New York,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Instead of attending the June we'd dings the President will attend the exposition on June 10 and II.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
ADRIFT WITH THE TIMES

no doubt be deluged with offers from pro- fessional humorists willing to supply him with all he wants at 50 cents a piece.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Senator Knox officially lives in Pittsburg, but the Pennsylvania papers say he does not stay there long enough at a time to become contaminated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

This is June, and the weather clerk should reform at once. He has post poned reformation too long already.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

The story of the wild animals the President and Dr. Long have not met would fill a big book.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

In New York they call him Leader Hughes, not Boss Hughes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Instead of regulating wolf bites the President should turn his attention to the snowstorms that afflict the land.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

James Hagen Hyde scored safe get away before the era of indictments had been fully inaugurated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

It was boy, and so Alfonso has made the physician who attended the queen a marquis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

A shortage of toads is reported in Southern California. Most toads are short, you know.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Zion City is to go under the ham, mer. It has already been hammered to a sad finish.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

M. Marcel, father of the Marcel wave, will do well to be remembered fifty years hence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Wall street has become tired of hay ing panics all by It's lonesome self.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

The Boston Post says 1t is summer, but hastens to add that it's authority is the calendar.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Nearly everything nowadays is at tributed to the moving picture shows.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

The Charleston News and Courier prints a deep editorial on Shallow ness"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Bolt your meat" says Dr. Wiley. Heavens! Have we got to learn all our lessons over again?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Editor Price of the Loveland Register is afraid to get out the straw hat he's worn for the past eight summers for fear the weather will spoil it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

The straw hat is useful between showers at any rate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Much is expected at the hands of June and the month will have to do more than entertain brides.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Philip Sousa has been requested to write the March of the Favorite Sons.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Goods made by purveyors to His Majesty are no longer saleable to loyal lrishpen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Dr. Long declines to be conscripted into the Ananias club.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

The weather bureau is no respecter of the baseball game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

"The June bride is a beach," says the Shreveport Times. Bet she would taste good served with whipped cream and slice of cake
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Pocahontas had all the wifely qual- ities, although she preferred paleface husband
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
COLORADO NOTES.
the Denver Post.

From the Denver Post.
 The Leesville Light tells how the mem- bers of a lodge at Leesville turned out enthusiastically at funeral of a lodge brother.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

How to tell peroxides" is explained by an advertiser. It is easy to tell them by the way their hair looks near the roots.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Men are freezing to death on Mich igan golf links
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Most of the poets are sorry for what they said about May.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04
SAYi

Get up and dust. for that's the way To make an undertaking pay
 You for the time and labor spent Don't sit around and be content Arouse yourself, create a noise, Upset the other fellows boise, Be one who vows to win or bust. Works like charm. Get up and dusti
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04


 To make an undertaking pay You for the time and labor spent! Don't sit around and be content. Arouse yourself, create a noise, Upset the other fellows boise, Be one who vows to win or bust Works like a charm. Get up and dust! "The June bride is a peach.'' says the Shreveport Times Bet she would taste good served with whipped cream and a slice of cake.
 How to tell peroxides' is explained by an advertiser It is easy to tell them by the way their hair looks near the roots.
 A DREADFUL SITUATION. Alas, the dainty summer girl Who sets the hearts of men awhir1 And counts her suitors by the score At swell resorts along the shorel In truth. we greatly fear that she Will never, never, never see The happy days that used to be. The year Is out of joint-behold The hckle month of June so cold That people build up fires and say, we wonder if twill snow today?" What chance Is there for pekaboos And OpenWOIk dlQ lbW cut SHO6Ss Ye gods it gives a chap the bluesl
 REPLIES.
 run of hard luck is often the price of fame.
 A bald head does not always denote wis dom. Some bald-headed men get married. People who lend their names to ques- tionable enterprises may expect to get them back soled.
 If people looked as carefully for hap piness as they do for egood time" they would be apt to- find it.
 A SURE THING. Whenever people start to fooling With other folks affairs, Discreet impulses overruling
 And disregarding stares, As sure as knowledge comes from school
 ing,
 They'll double all their cares. Love me not for comedy grace" sang poet If the average man didn't WOO on that basis he would never get married. There will be fifty-three Sundays in this year." says the Savannah Press. That's hard on Houston.
 Chicken, buttermilk and baseball were mentioned in connection with the Presl- dent at play, but no poker. Kuroki is breaking all records as a dec- orator of graves.
 That Pennsylvania man who had to pay $19 for what he called little joke will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

"of course Chauncey M. Depew Is a crook" says a magazine writer. surel
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

New York Mail: Tillman may be right when he says. Hartman should be n hell" They do need water there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Oh. what is so rare as a day in Juno? (Sarcasm.)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

And yet, 1t is safe to assume that the Do-As-You-P Please club of Mobile is a slave to convention.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Washington Post: Burglars who are "caught with the goods" are overlooking a bet if they do not plead that they were merely collecting souvenirs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Atlanta Constitution; Let's leave 1t to the animals as to who is the nature fakir.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

The old world is way above par!
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

We talk of reform and reformers get up And tell us what's proper and right, But the man who is wise will continue to
 sup
 And do all his sleeping at night. There's no use to worry OCT this and OCT
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Cullman Tribune: Next year we shall all be raving with "dementia politicana. It's an election year. remember.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Washington Bureau Age-Herald. 1421 c street, N. W.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, postofice as second-class matter under act of Congress March 8, 1879.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Richmond Dispatch: King Peter of servia now denies that he is going to marry Chicago heiress. Even Peter sets a limit on what he will do for money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

We're doing quite well as we are. So just be contented and keep on your
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Milwaukee's Mayor thinks of going on the stage. Milwaukee may yet be un- done.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Montgomery Times: It has showed in Texas this week. In one respect at least Texas has ceased to resemble hell.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-04

Daily and Sunday Age-Herald. $500 Daily and Sunday, per month..... TO Sunday Age-Herald, per annum.. 200 Weekly Age-Herald, per annum... .bO
 Subscription payable in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-06

oKRA Florida per s1as2 so; do Cuban, s1Gs2;
OYSTER PLANTS. per 100 punches. $SqS6; PEAS. Sa-
Carolina. basket. $lQS2; do Flor
Ida 75c9$1 5O PEPPERS Florida. per carrier, 81 509
81 so: dc Cuban. S1f$2 PARSLEY, New Orleans, curly
and plain per obi $69$s do Bermuda. box, 81 500
RADISHEs Virginia and North Carolina. basket.
81 5GQs2 90 Co other Southern, 5OcGS2 ROMANO.
Southern Per basket $1G&2 do New Orleans. per bb..
s3gs4 do Bermuda per box 52eg$I 90; SPINACH. Nor
PER basket $29$4 do green. S2QS5: SQUASH.
$Ia$2 do Cuoan White Slq$22 %; TOMATOES.
TURNIPS Canada. Ruabsga, per bb 81; do Jersey and
Long Island Rutabaga 7599Oc nearby. white. 81 seq
~; Baltimore white, 81 %; do New Orleans white
SSlS4; WATERCRESS, 100 punches, S2dS2 so
HOTHOUSE Observation-Disclosures in light receipt
higher Cucumbers weaker Lettuce firm and higher.
Mint scarce. Radishes and Yhubarb firm We quote:
BETS GREENS, Ter bush box, 75c9$1 -; CUCT8BERS,
per dozen 50cGSI %: do culs box S29$3 LETTUCE
per dozen GGcgs1 % MUSHROOMS. white large 10.
45G65c do brown 25G50c: 10 buttons 2030c do mint.
per dozen bunches. 60qT5c RADISHS per 100 lunches
$685.: RFUBARB, per 100 bunctes. SS9$7; TOMATOES,
per n i5G25c.
HAY AND sTRAw-HAY-The week is winding up
fun prices. and the market is winding up fairly
strong full figures. Receipts oppressive for
the present sentiment of trade and prime is still firmly
quoted 81 20. II is well to encourage extra IN
crease arrivals. but IT be said that with much
be well supported during the sessions Prices close
Irregular the outlook promises early
covery OF full To-day rates mainly for
kataEe lots al inside STRAW-Steady 60GI6Sc.
Strictly prime is not plenty and the is well
supported.
April. SIS 30: October Sc 90. ALSIKE. 81 10. TIM
-
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NEw-YoRFz DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. APRIL 6. 1907.

do 1880 10 at SIS 1871 n. at IS IS: Pennsyl
vania do 1857 H. at So 3d. DO 9eI 10 at 81 so; oxe
n bull 1870 10. at 81 Go; d. 1918 70,
at 81 8 1905 10 At 81 90 DO 1900 ~ at g o.
al 81 39 Il DO ills 81 25: DO 1920 n. "a 49,
do 1Os4 n at s4 do. 1901 H. at So So do 1910 n,
at So 10 do 994 Sd co; ID do 9lS No. at 50 30
10 g71 n at SO 1880 u, at IS 10; do 1oiS N.
at s3 IS DO $40 So co. do. 9o5 II. at 81 90 do
go ~ a. 81 1850 n. az 81 60: Co. SIG n. at
81 sos do 800 ~ 50 2a do 113 ID. at 50 20; do
90 NJ Fl So $40 70. at 81 90; 10. e3O ~ at 81 SO
i-AfVFS-Receipts 4S6 head including u Tor
butchers and 400 the market Demand far at first at
abt Yesterdays decline; the pens cleared Com
at 50 No strictly prime or choice veals ohered
Dresse5 calves quiet City dressed veals sod sa1+Sc
per 10; common good country dressed at SalO'ac'
choice do would bring lie and possibly 1fisc
sales-S Judd & Co.: $50 veais, l25 10 average. az
Wv p Hume 2s veals IS 30; 80 do. III 10
nj IS 80; il2 do 100 n at IS so. Co 100 ~ at So
c Sanders: . vea!s 115 70. at IS % -
I[erns Commission Company 5 5utterniik calves lIS
10 a 50 80 - - o,a
bao including siaughterers and cars tor the
noet making with the stock held from yesterday
a. cars on sale Prime and choice lambs were hFh'
otb.r GRADES slew; ] hold over few state
She tees} sold JOG$5 100 n. prime and choice
,Inz55rn lambs IS I5GSS 90 and clipped 90 at 81 20
Tssd rfIttcn si4Q1Csc per 70. dressed limbs
a. country dressed dollhouse lambs steady at $1Q
SS X r carcass city dressed do at SGlOc n
Sales-W r. Hume: PAS state lambs, 81 10. at - %:
I52 do So 10 at IS 75 10 clipped do. "a 10. a; $329;
state sheep. 1873 H. ct 50 ..o
5 Sanders: pennsylvania sheep' 4"0 10 at - 'Vi
i5,IGEEReceipts were 10 cars 1e14 head all for
sIaulherers except 90 head. Feeling hrm but sales
had been reported up late hour. Country dressed
hogs slow at S'5g9c FER 10
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orHeR MARKETs-eY TELEeRAPH.

East Buffalo. Aprn observation-disclosures, 12J head:
good demand strong; prime steers s. 6OQSG 10.
VF,AIS-Eeceipts 1919 head; Icye and steady HOGS
Receipts 5000 head; active and steady; pigs. 81 10
SHEEP AND LAMES-ReCeipts. 10000 head slow:
sheen steady: lambs 2Jc lower sass -; few 50 90
cincinnati. ApTtl 5.-HOGS. &c lower: butchers AMI
shippers 81 20$6 80: common s. 50QS6 So CATTLE
steady shippers. 81 50G$5 so common 81 %
asa % SHEEP strong, S3qS6: lambs strong. at
sass %.
chicago. April 5.-CATTI Receipts, about 100
head market steady. but Gul common to best steers
30; s. 5od$5; teifers. s. 1888 p, bulls
30$4 40 81 j6g$; stocers and feeders - 80
6,$a TO- HOGS-Recepts, about l1O9o head market D,
lower; heavy shipping, 81 So S. 90: Hght hItc
S. S5dsG90; light mi~el. So IaQ$6 s2lz choice light.
50 ass So packing So 28SG s24 pigs. s. 5OQ$6 90
bulk Of SAFES. S. 1896 S.. sHEEiIeceipts. about
5000 head market stronE sheep S4g$6 10 yearlinss
So 25G$7 30; lambs So 25q$s %
Union Stock Yards. Iitsburg. April 3-cATTIE-7
suppy light; market steaoy; choice s. saa%6; coed
market steGty prime So 2J1S6 90; good mixed
s. S5TSG 10: cus $31Si. lambs SG4Ss -;
veal calves Sc 5OUS1. HOGSRcceIpts = double decks;
market steady; grades 81 Is; rodghs. So 15dS6 -
kansas City. April 5-CATTLE-Itecepts 200 heal. IN
cuGnc 200 Soubcus; market steady; choice export and
dressed beef steers 80: good 81 400
s. So Western 25afS5 81 sockers and feed
es So 15dS5: Southern SASS ~; southern
s3S Is native s. 5G$i -. native hefers So 500
81 50; So 15a$4 calves - 2Jg$t p H0GSte-
600 market steady; top, S. -; bulk ~
sales S6 OIs6 10 heavy 50 3 = csc J7s packers Sc 80
GSG G2f PIGS end nghts. = 2oG<665 sHE1EP-Re-
ceipts 1900 head: market loci higher: lambs 81
IS: and yearnss 50 SoeS6' Western fed yearinss
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York April s. 1907.
PrFNFs-R Receipts 1vere col cars or $3.50 head in
Guiding go export alive 1i city saughterers
and 20 for market, making. with the held
over YESTERDAY ~ sale Steers opened Gull and
fell off 10c all grades except choice heavy bulls
light receipts steady; Slow and 10c lower
About all the stock cleaned Medium to choice
steers 81 J0G 81 81 per 100 H. 81
bulls n Sc 90dS4 Go: at 81 6OQS4 beef
quiet At quotations. Liverpool London cables
cattle firm at 11l2Qi2t2c at Liverpool and
London dressed weight; refrigerator beef at
SlsTS2c per sheep and yearlings selling 14isG
12c per H. dressed weight To morrow the Snnetonka
will be with 400 cattle and 200 quarters
ScHwarzschiId & Sulzberger and 400 cattle
ehamberG the Celtic with 100 quarters beef
for Scnworzschid & Suzberger; the with $40
quarters Of beef Cor the Cudahy Packing Company ami
Bermudisn is expected u cattle % sheep
10 Bermuda. making with previous shipments total
ending saturday April 500 cattle 90
sheep 1850 quarters OF beef all ports Of Great
Britain with the exception Of cattle and 20 sheep.
Sales-S- Sanders: "a Pennsylvania steers. 1471 ID
ID at So 52l= bulls. 1890 10. 81 %. do
at - 81: DO ST -: do 1902 H. at 81 G5
do 10fs H. IS 25 DO. H. at 50 To- do 1000
ID 50 -. IL co ST. h. AT 50: do. 500 H. 81 70:
2 do T25 b, at 81 so
Kerns Commission Comrany: Il Illinois steers 1862 n
81 10 Pennsylvania dc. 1924 n IS Ia 20 Kentucky
DO 1895 IL a - 80. bulls 1858 n n 81 20
Co: 10 Ohio steers. l12S n S5 81: 90
1910 -. s. s2i5 90. 1910 - s. 81: Pea-sy-
vau!a do 116S n S. IS; Is n So 81 =.
Mcpherson & Co: Ohio steers 1900 10 at s. so; 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-06

COMPANION.-By young lady; speaks four
languages Address z '. B.. care Mrs.
Beckett. 20 West 12Sth 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-06

Liverpool. April 5.-Closing: wHEAT-Spot No red.
Western. winter, steady 6s 2isd No California quiet
firm; MAY. IS lad: July 6s 2isd. CORN
Spot American mixed quiet As lad; American mixed
old rm is 3D. steady. NAV As Sd: July, sd;
September Is AID. Transformation steady 6s sad
FLOCR-St Louis fancy winter steady. IS 3D. HOPS.
London Pacific COast). quiet t. 1Gs0f3 los BEEF
India steady. Sos Sd. PORK-Prire mess.
Western. quiet. SIS 90. HAMS-Short cut. 10.
steady SIS MISUNDERSTANDING cut 90 to so n. ct.
16 "a 10. easy. SIS middles
dull, sos 6i; long clear Tnddes
81 quiet sos clear backs 10 dull
as; clear bellies. u 1G 10 dull 49s Sd; shoulders
II q 10 10 quiet 4os INRI-Prime Western. IN
tierces quiet. 46s Sd: American refined pals quiet.
4Gs Cd CHEESE-Canaiian finest white steady.
Canadian finest coored steady SIS TAILOW-Pr'.ns
city dull. Cd. TTRPENTISE-Snir steady. 5ss
ROSIN-Commcn steady. los 7iad PETROLEUM
fined quiet. 69kd LINSEED OIL quiet. DTS 81.
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STORAGE NOTICES.

zdBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
COMPANY. 80 IS and ~ West e4th St
= Mss olivet Blair. D. T Smith. Louis
Aal1in, Mrs G Carlton. y. n Piexotfo.
1iiss Della Williams Mrs ( Buck and
Acme Security co. Mrs. A Trlnkett. D.
llsning. Hiss n. II. Bolton. AIRS 4 j
Mirsing, Mrs. IArnion: You ana each OF yo1,
are hereby notified that the time FOR me
payment Of oar lien upon the property here
snatter described having expired after due
NOTICE t1efeo1 haa been given you .ve will
cause such property. 70 wit. household eooss
enc mSrcnaaoise. stored by Fou CT in your
slaine y me warehouse OF the corcnanv. 10
be sold Ct public auction rcco-dfrt5 >, ~ >,
esatotes IN such cases made and provided
AZ the auction rooms OF " II Fl7rfar1
s .st corner 18th Street and University
Place, commencing Tuesday Anil saS
Aovas ~ iN-ap a. m, and Continuing al
every Tuesday and Wednesday tbfres4,er
tooes have been sold. LIBERTY S-rOTS-
AZ AND WAREHOUSE COATPAN-y "a
q. - West 6agh Street 10
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for Tn.
n Tribune received at their Uptown once. No 1854
Broadway between ssth and ss,h sts until O'Clock
D. m Advertisements the following branch
Offices at regular Office rates until o'clock D.
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ct: Sc East 257 West A2d between 9Th and
sth aves.: 263 1@5th 1855 Sd ave.
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Instruction.
For Both sexes-Cny.
School Agencu.

AMERICAN AND FOKE4GS TEACHERS AGENr,
supplies Professors Teachers. TUtors
20 colleges Sch oOis ard Families Apply - 'Nes
Lra 81 J. XOUSG-FULTON % Union Sa.,
A DvERTISENESTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS f,- -.
~ Tribune received a. their Uptown Office Ne ~
0feceS at regular once rates until clock n - et
Broadway. between S6th and 9th sts until 49, ~
2 m Advertisements received at the go9winr S4-oes
90 Sth ave e coz Esd ST.; 153 sth ave- cor Tssa
ct; % East 18th st 951 West I'D st hetwse1 -
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BOARD AID ROOMS.

single insertions 5 cents per line. Six
Seen words. seven tTes consecutively. 81,
which entities advertiser 70 have rooms
entered for 6 PEI sod OF fourteen DAYS In
The TrIbunes Directory OF Desirsble
Rooms. Mrlse lor circular.
Full Information concerning these rooms
NAV be had free OF charge. ~ the Uptt Wn
Ogsce Of The \eW-EOrk TT!5-ne. 1874
Broadway, between sch and S7th sta.
$50 81. ia WEST ~Exceetionable fine
rooms with board: select house: tele-
phone.
diTH ST. IS EAST, ALABAMA.-Ele-
gautly furnished apartment. private bath.
q daily: including meals. one. 81 daily;
two 81 30 daily.
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AUCTION SAFES.

saOatAGAGE sALE.-Samuel Neu-vitter
-ncuoneef, Office $50 Broadway viii sci
to-day, ~ 3 o'clock. 81 No. aIs re-, 80 80
-. borough ~ Manhattan. the fl~ttres
eLl clattels % q snloon b order -
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Restaurants.

HOTEL MARTINIQUE. Broadway and ana e -
Al dHote dinner, $3.50 from 5:2l-5 P III - -aas
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uIEEP sraNrep.
Male

Male.
GARDENER AAsD r.aTrayDpEez -
ane wife, 70 children. On courfr,, ,,-acs
VIII cottage: must uaderrtand ,g6r,r ~;
laslliA Eeiefer2ss. kddresa =
H4e-ton Rail- Eroadway and eEth 81
-4t-A. tsht Rofk and utEla uioae. 49,.
eeA y Europe. return frarsn,,rtatios.
se--ly saiiinSs. 4sonf1n Shipping ~. IS
WASTED Box. Is years OF age. 10 make
, Aiitset useful IN factory. Louis n.
laieh,en 30 Greenwich -.
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W0RK wASrEn.

NHlp
80 i9 e aged businfes ran n adde's nzs
tltllS' ecli1-iipeat store as cssisser on co..
800 ~ references ana security g.ein-
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