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HR

That the principal pl1ce e bUSlaSW Of the
said R. Hudnut,l PhsrmIe1 Y StosItS6 IN the
County Of New York.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF HadlStS Phlr.
macy has bereunto caused n eoFpoO0 seal 10
Be AFFIXED and this lnStrumSnA b SiHneo ~
goth day Of April, 1905.
CseSD r. HUDNuT's PHARMACY,
b Jane, 7. white BrsddsHt.
COUNT ~ SEw Yosk, -
On IL ia day Of April, lsoe, Ssfre me PET.
.DnsrS caHt M 4 WHITE = me lnown:
say that BE- resided 10 he 0p Of New YoFt.
suta Of Nov York; that hS 10 the President Of
R, HUDNUTe PHARMACY, the corporation dA.
scrfbsA IN and which executed he above instrU-
ment; nat Be knew the seal Of OaA Compensation;
that the ssal Alfred 10 said Instrument was SuGA
corporate seal; that II WaI - aniIed b. order Of
the Board Of DirectOrs Of said e0poritoa, and
hat ~ aligned his ame thereto By like ordaE.
q. ALERT aLADE.
EOtArJ Public Queeaa Ooung,
Cert, Sled In n. 7. ".
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DEPARTMENT or DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Sealed estimates will be received by the Commits.
sloner Of Docks At Pier A, Battery Place. until
L. o'clock noon, Thursday, May z ioB, for build.
Ing new Ferry House at the Manhattan IerminAl
OF the Staten Island Ferry 1000.
Sealed estimates will also be received ct the
same place for supplying materials under contract,
until r. O'Clock noon on the dates specified below
In each case:
OILS. etc. ulig. April -. 1905
Ice Gi2O, April 30, l9R.
Piles Ni28, May 4, 1908.
(FOr DartlCulars see CITY Recordl
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SsJTLIgs sHoHGooD, Auetlon..r, by los

Shongood's Soma, Auct'rs, o. BoWey.
Apr l-Clothing, &C, pledged, No. 1000 70 Sa9a
h..d G. Lang, lO Avenue c; J.. Fisher, BrooA.yn.
Apfn A-yewel Try: S, Schwartz 20 Grand n.
April S-Clothtng &C. to April 1, 1901, H, Rosa
berg Co. 80 9Th Av.: l.. c. NeubeTger, 4 sth Az
Apr! e6-Clothlng, &c: Mayer Bros. Il. 9th Az
7it00 TO $500. Nov. I. iSO6, 10 Aprl l. 1907. and Al
held over: S. Lelchtenth hit, b7 "a az.
April " JewelIy and all goods 10 Apr. !. 1877 ~
No, $500; y, S. Aufses, 20 81
p 0-Jewelry, dc., Nos. 1901 N 1900. $50
NO, TO l2l0o ]. GOldschmidt, 1881 I'd dv..J J. Blnncn'
thai, SEQ Hudson Al.
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NEW YORK NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .R.

Trains depart from Grand Central station, i2d
ST. and 18th Az, as follows, for:
BOSTON via New London and PrOv.-'. l0O0.
'GlOte s.. NJ. .tIHlO 90, 'GlNA 'T3OO. $500
.''5Oe, 'l2OOP NJ. Via Wlllmantlc 1853 \. NJ,
'2Ol p " Via, Sprlngneld-'915 A. NJ, 'lsOD,
'H4U, 'tiOD p. NJ.
IAkevllle and Norfolk 1900 4. ". aga p. VI.
GREAT HARRINGTON, ~STocKBRlDGE. LEMON,
PITTSflELD-'lN. 1910 4. NJ. '328 p. VI.
Ticket Offices at cod Cent? SIN and cle5th St,
also at c245. i2O, clBi B'way, c25 Union So, CiS
Eifth Ave, CZt5 Col. Ave, c568 fitth Ave. CBt0
Mad. Ave, clos W. i2Sth ST., 27gs Third ave. ln
B'klyn, ca Court ST. 40 NOstrand Ave, 3o hway
'DAlly. Except Sundays. 'Stop7 II l25th ~.
lStops a. i25th 81, Sundays only. .parlor car
II nitrd. Has dining car CParlor and sleeping
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P-AMNRROKERs, SALES.
I. T ImusKL. 70 BoweIy, sell. 10 a. N.

L. L. FmUSkL 10 Bowery, sells 10 A.. NJ:
April 2l-fine consignment jewelry,
April 21-COnsolidAted loan Co. Harry Levy \
Co, props, i3 Park row. formerly 100 PARK row
diamonds. watches. teWelry. goods every descrln'
ton pledged prior AprTl 1, 1907 No. &i02 10 6ii1
all older dates held over.
April I'LL, Phillips, 1877 Bowsry. SIS ". i2Stn -
kAlnusa Son, $50 Canal St. clothing, &C. pledged
prior April II, 1907.
.ApHl5-J. r. Lemon a Co.. tI6 18th av.: all watches,
diamonds, jewelry, goods every descriotlon pledged
prior March -, 1907. No, 1882 20 SigS0 also No.
S2S6 Of Feb. 4, 1907, and all older dates held over
April a-M. Levy, - C6rmine ST. diamonds,
watches, jewelY, clothing. &c., pledged prior Apnl
Is, 1907, all older dates held over.
April 29-GoldStone Bros. SIS 9Th av.. all dA
monds. watches, jewely, goods every description
dates held over.
April SO-wm. Simpson. Of Park row all dlAnonds
watches, iewelry, goods every description PLEDGED
prior Feb. ., 1907 10 No. 1851, all older dates bed
over.
April SO-M. Speler a Co, 1881 I'd av,. clothing Co.
pledged prior April Is. 1901.
Nay Pine consignment iewelry.
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DEPARTMENT or BRIDGES. Nos. IS to Il
Park Row. Borough OF Manhattan, City Of New
YORK.
SEALED BIDS OK ESTIMATES will be received
by the Commissioned OF Bridges at the above once
until > O'Clock =. NJ. ON
THURSDAY. MAY !. 1905.
For the construction OF a bridge floor at the
Metropolitan Avenue Bridge In the Borough Of
Brooklyn.
For full particulars see City Record.
tSlgnedl j. W, STEVENSON.
Commissioner
Dated AphIsa 1908.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. In duplicate. will be re.
celved at the once Of the QuartermAster General.
u, s. Army, until : O'Clock p. NJ, May sd, 1903. at
which time and place they VIII be opened In the pres
ence OF bidders, for the construction and complete
equipment OF from 70 u single screw steel steamers
for Sea Coast Artillery Service; length % feet,
breadth p feet. depth II feet Inches, In accordance
with conditions. specifications and drawings which
can be obtained By addressing the QuarefmAster
General. y. S. Army. Washington, D.. {. Proposals
to be marked: Proposals for Sea Coast Artillery
Steamers
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Dated ApnI2.. 1904

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Washington, n. C..
April q, 1904. Sealed proposals will be received At
this once until . o clock p. NJ. on May i4th. 1919.
for furnishing the District during the
nscAl year beginning July /. 1903. and ending June
20, 1909. granite curblng, asphalt paving blocks.
vItrined paving blocks, red sewer bricks, terra Gotta
sewer pipe. portland cement, and miscellaneous
castings Specifications. blank forms Of proposals
and all necessary information may be obtained
trlCt Building. HENRY B. r.. MCFARLAND,
HENRY l.. WEST, JAY J, MORROW, Commission
crs, ID. {.
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on some ~ such bottles,
siphons, tins, kegs sud
boxes. Richard Hudnut
On others u such bot
ties. siphons, tins, kegs and
boxes. = double monogram
composed Of the letter n
and two r. =, one re-
versed enclosed In tNo cir
Giles, 10 wit ...,....,"..,
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Ill OBEL. Au.

HI 1OBKL. Auet., % Bowery, sells 10 4. ~ ~
Goods pledged prior April %. 1907.
April I-CiOthlng: Kaskel q RlnTler.
April aSewelry, diamonds. &C, from No. 'oHn
Son, 26to Sd Ay.
ApHl2s- Clothing: A. Rothman, S5 Hudson st.,
and J l. FnlhAuf. $40 BoweY.
April So-Clothlng. 7. Michel. 1910 "a Az.
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on others NJ such bOt
ties, slphoDs tins, keEs and
boIes. q double MONOGRAM
composed of the letter ~
and two Rs one r.,
versed. enclosed 10 one cir.
Gle, 10 wit, ...,,.,,,.,,,.,.
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CENTRAL AUCTION co.. VIM. McCsry,
Auet. w Canal e., sells 10 A. ~:
AHrnsI-byE knoth. ia ID Az, cloth hG pledged
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SEALED PROPOSALS, In duplicate. will be re.
celved az the once Of the Commissioner OF Imml-
grafton. Ellis Island. New York HArbor, Al $50
J. N. May !, 1909, for supplying blankets, bedding,
In the contagious disease hospital buildings al said
station. For further particulars and specihcations
address ROBERT WATCHoRN. Commissioner OF
Immigration.
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On others Of sueh BOT
ties, siphoni. tins. kegs and
boxes, double mo0oErsm
composed Of the letter II
and two RS, one re-.
Vsred, to Wit.
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PIANOS AND ORnANa

V0P Upright Bargains Worth Seeing.
vi Good Condition. Another Upright DIX
Sacrifice; Fine Tone; at
w BlDDLE'S. 4 and Q ". i25th 81.
MEA FINE UPRIGHT; rood condition. sWs.t
tone; unusual bargain; SteinWay up.
WV hight, guaranteed. FAST inH ST.
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street on a plant arranged by the District
Attorneys ONCE and the County Medical
Society.
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EUROPEAN
ITALY.
-
FOR TARIFFS

% TARIFFS
Grand Hotel desThermes, Salsomagglore; Excelsior.
Rome: National, Luceme; the famous hotels under
control Of the Pfyfer Brothers, apply Town a
BUREAU, $50 9Th av., New York City.
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shelter Island.
PROSPECT HOUSE.

shelter Island HEIGHTS, n. Y.
New York once for booking, Metropolitan Bldg q,
av., room 6004, r, T. Martin, Mgr. See
Long Island r, r. Time Table.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
ROYAL BLUE LINE A

Ouces: 80, 43i, lDu hroaaWaA ., ANlut rouse,
los Greenwich 81" rs lulon Square W. 3n Grand
ST., ", V, 39 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn, West 2Sd ST,
and Liberty II.
After 0 =, NJ. Sleeping Car Reservation and tu,
information regarding tTains. &c. can be- obtained
At Bureau Of Information, 3. 4 20 q r., I'd ~,
criminal. Phone No C0C'Nrt JibA
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ROR SALE.


ON ACCOUNT OF DEATH. CONTENTS OF 80
VEST NTH STREET, FINELY FURNISHED
HOME, ATPRIvATE SALE. CALL AFTER iOA. NJ.
~GENTLEhEN'S Clothing 70 order on q weekly
payments; perfect 1T hne material. Exchange
CLOTHING 90. - Broadway. saIranOS On PARK
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InohAo nAooEll oeCIttaIl.
HEADQUARTERS OF X FIRE DEPART
MENT OFTHE CIT or NEW YORK, Nos. 1877 and
$50 Fast SIXTY seventh Street. Borough Of Aanhat-
tan, the City OF New York.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATE s will be received
by the Fire Commissioner at the above oince until
1890 O'Clock \, N, on
TUESDAY. NAYS. 1905.
Borough Of Manhattan.
No. I, For furnishing all the labor and materials
required for erecting a building for an engine com
pany to be located on the bulkhead At the foot OF
One Hundred and Thirty second street, Harlem
River. Borough OF Manhattan,
No. :. For furnishing all the labor and materials
required for erecting 4 building for an engine com
pany, 10 be located on the pier at the foot ofThirty-
NTH street, North River, Borough Of Manhattan,
For full particulars see City Record.
NICHOLAS J. HAYES.
Fire Commissioner.
dated April %. 1903.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
NOTICE.

The Magnificent New Hoffman House, Mad.
ison Square New York; absolutely Arsproof.
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Borough Of Queens.

List oo2i. Academy street, between P1yntAr
Srenue and Wilbur avenue.
List eo22. Crescent street. from Jane street 10
PayntAr avenue, and from Freeman avenue TO
Webster avenue.
List SosS. Grand avenue. from Tenth avenue TO
the old BoWery Bay road.
List soeo. Thirteenth avenue, from Grand
avenue 10 Flushing avenue.
Llsl OOi7, Willow street. from Main street to
Hoyt avenue,
List SeS. Gates avenue, from Woodward
avenue 10 Kings County line, Second Ward.
Borum avenue 70 Murray street, Third Ward.
Lsl eet7. North Prince street, between Broad
way and state street.
List pots. Ralph street, from Grand View avenue
10 Kings County line. Second Ward.
List 600. Academy street, from Broadway 10
Grand avenue, First Ward.
List $3.50 Grove street. from a point 500 feet
north Of Onderdonk avenue 10 Woodward avenue,
Second Ward.
List o5i. Sixteenth avenue, from Broadway 10
Jamaica avenue, First Ward.
List soS2. Sixteenth avenue. from Broadway 10
Graham avenue, Flut Ward.
List ee6S. SIth street, from Vernon avenue 70
jackson avenue, First Ward.
List eo5t. Grove street, from KinEs County Hns
70 a point 900 feet north Of onderdonk avenue,
Second Ward.
list oo6S. Eleventh avenue, nom Broadway 10
NevtoEn road, FirIt Ward.
last ooo. Fifth avenue (BHell street.. from
broadwAy 10 Graham avenue, First Ward.
Last 80, Haneit street. from Flushing 70 Hoyt
tVcaue, Nnt Ward
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FLA, April %, 1908. Sealed proposals for lefty
work At Northwest Entrance 70 Key West HArbof,
Fla, will be received here until 70 O'Clock noon
ton on application. LANSING Il. BEACH. Lieut..
Col FnRrS
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ADDITION TO WHARF, Fort Totten. n. ".
March 80, le06.-SeAled proposals In ~tripHcAtO viii
be received until April 20, 1908, for addition 70 wharf
right to accept or reject any or all proposals or
any part thereof.
CHAS. a. CLARK, iSt Lieut.. c. A. C., o. N.
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WILLIAM 4.

Secretary.
No. 800 Broadway.
City Of New York, Borough Of Manhattan, April
81. 1908.
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WILLIAM n. JASPER,
SecretAry,
No. 80 Broadway.
City of New York, Borough Of Manhattan, April
-, 1909.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Sealed estimates for furnishing Cement and Rip
rap Stone Contract 1889 will be received BY tie
Commissioner OF Docks at Pier A, Battery Place,
until u O'Clock. noon, Monday. April q, 1903. (Por
particulars see City Recordl
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PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE
owner or owners OF all houses and lots. Improved
or unlmproved lands affected thereby, that the
following proposed assessments have been com
pleted and are lodged In the once OF thc Board Of
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PROPOSALS.


SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS will be re-
eeiyed By the Board Of Water Supply. N the once
go, ninth noOr, until II \. NJ. on May u. 1905.
foR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE Waikiki
pALTZ AND GARDINER, Ulster COUNTY.
NEW YORK. Al the above place and time the
bids will he publicly opened and read, The award
OF the contract, II awarded. will be made As soon
thereafter as practicable. Pamphlets containing
Information for bidders, form OF contract, Upecinca-
tlons, etc. and pamphlets Of contract drawings.
can be obtained at Room 1918 at the above address
BY depostlng the sum OF ten dollars $1,000 for
each pamphlet, or twenty dollars $1,000 for each
set, TO Insure their return In acceptable c~OndiiiOn
within thirty days from the date on which bids
are 70 be opened. For further particulars see
City Record.
JOHN 4. BENSEI, President
CHARLES y. CHADWICK,
CHARLES A.. a
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES.
Sealed estimates for repairing Ferryboats and
other Ferry Property Contract iii0 WILDE received
BY the Commissioner OF Docks At Pier A, Battery
Place. until y O'Clock. noon, Tuesday. April IS.
1905. For particulars see City RecordD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22
1.-The Ring and the Man

ne King ana the Man
HEN me , ss~ working ers, out m h he rss s
EpSVTa goes long nsuring
M REN interested in the people and in the story before
S6HBT0 be appears
ESV how exciting it promises to be- In the
SUNDAY MAGAZINE begin serial by
Brady, called THE Ring and the Man. which
the best thing he has The
thing about this serial that General Suspense takes command at
going you
escape big things pending
consequences likely to be pretty important
Mr. BRADY accompshes this by prologue really remarkable
1ogue which is story itself 1t vigorous elemental begin
ming people people, with blood their
they appear Brady tragedy
characters have plenty of time things their relation and
reform.
THAT western experience hangs the hero like the sword of Damo
ces You know that it bound to fall but don't
badly will hurt 1t mighty fine thing that prologue.
IT only story fight by
leading merchant in
age forty-fveto girl This
politics refomer Mr. Brady shows how of ability and
great The Political Ring Probably
Ring unduly disturbed likely
the kind of people like gift
and knowledge of give
life action You will remember those tales the hard fighting
which him his literary he had already gained
Episcopaian clergyman Philadelphia in
ministry Toledo; but he has accepted call Kansas City.
WILLIAM GEORGE JORDAN has article 1.-The Rod and the
Child Chldren) MAGAZINE
that the subjects
children
youngsters
should 60
THE BRAVO by H. B. Marriott Watson which the
supply the gallant Galopng
This chvalrous gentleman
S IN of his best adventures
THE STAND OF ALMIGHTY VOICE"
at
reality the tragedy of real things the Wilderness 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22

is IN one of his best adventures.
THE LAST STAND ALMIGHTY VOICE
moving tragedy, of real things the Wilderness
forcefuy admirably told by Mae Harris son who has
thorough
and tells good who made bad by
and punishment.
VHEN Shorty McCabe the all lean back
orab shall be laughing while interesting often
moving story Shorty reformerwhch
sidestep
problems especially those of the other fellow, with
do the
Shorty That story going hold you where live
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MUHUFELDER's MILLINERY SALE
Pen Picture of the Clearance That
 Starts This Morning.

There are few millinery firms that in their regular advertisements give more vivid description of their hats and wares and few that in their great clearance sales convey with few words of explanation and their regular and special clearance prices a better Idea of the bargain feast that awaits the early buyers.
 Today this firm start their great midsummer clearance sale Those who may have visited the store during the past few days and noted the work go- ing on In repricing and rearranging tho stock will have realized tho magnitude of the task.
 This morning those who attend will see hats in every department marked down at prices that only an actual clearance sale would warrant. It comes little earlier this year, comes on the closing days of commencement exercises and the beginning of pro- Jected summer outings
 The firms announcement speaks of the mammoth stock running up into thousands of dollars that now Is of- fered at q fraction of It's value It briefly touches each and every class of hat, the various kinds of trimmings and enables a lady before she enters the store to know pretty accurately
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having incomes of more than s4,0oo q year The opposition aroused by these two features of the measure and the continued financial depres- sion led to overwhelming republican victories throuenout the country in November, 1894. The senate was giv en a small republican majority, while on the house of representatives the victorious party had more than twice as many members as their opponents. On May 21, 1895, the supreme court, by majority of five judges against four, declared those portions Of the Wilson act which established an in- come tax Invalid, on the ground that they provided for what Is practically a "direct tax" in manner not authorlz- ed by the constitution. This decision by q majority of one in a court of nine judges is most interesting and significant example of the authority of this branch of the federal gov ernment President Cleveland finally went out of office with the country still in the gloom of financial depres- sion and many excavations on his own head
 Since his retirement the ex-presi- dent had been living life of quiet dignity at Princeton As the years rolled by his real stature and the fine quality of his public service came to be recognized and he died one of the most respected ana best loved Ameri- cans. Not long ago he wrote q mono- graph entitled, The Independence of the Executive Remembering his
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GOING TO THE BOAT RAGE?
If So Go Comfortably on the Steamer
 Rosedale To-day.

The steamer Rosedale, one of the best known excursion boats on the sound, will leave Belle dock at 10 o'clock sharp this morning for the round trip to New London to see the Yale Harvard boat race on the River Thames The craft will stop at New London. For the comfort of the ex- curslonlsts the sale of tickets will be limited to 1000, though the Rosedale can comfortably carry 1,700 persons. This will give all who attend an ex- cellent opportunity to see the race, and will do away with overcrowding and It's attendant discomforts Tick cts are on sale at Gillespie's Medicine Shop, TIA Chapel street, and at the pier, Belle dock.
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PECK FOR THE RACES.
ComInodious Steamer to Make Usual
 Trip to Ynle-Harvard Regatta.

The splendid steamer Richard Peck will make trip to New London on account of the Harvard boat race on Thursday, June 25. The var sity race Is scheduled 10 be rowed at b:30 p. m. The Peck will leave Belle dock, New Haven, at D. m. return ing after the race. An orchestra will be on board for the entertainment of passengers Fare for the round trip S1.50 Children 75c. Tickets are now on sale at the office of Bishop & Co.,, 1855 Orange street, New Haven; also at the office of the company on Belle dock.
 Sale of tickets will positively be linn ited and should be purchased in ad- vance in order to avoid possible dis appointment.
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PRESIDENT GETS DISPATCHES.
Supposed to Relate to Situation With
 Venezuela.

oyster Bay, N. r., Juno 24,--When Secretary Loeb went out to Sagamore Hill this morning to sec the president he carried with him dispatches of great importance. Just what their na- ture was he would not say, but 1t is not improbable that they relate to the st- uation which has arisen in Venezuela, following the withdrawal of Jacob Sleeper, the secretary to the American legation at Caracas, who was in charge of the American governments affairs In Venezuela during the absence of Unit ed States Minister w. w. Russell who is now in this country.
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CLEYELAND'S LIFE Career of Distinguished Ameri- can as Mayor, Governor
 and President.
SON OF POOR CLERGYMAN
A Fearless Executive, Determined and Indomitable--Aiilestones in His
 Long Life.

Grover Cleveland was born in Cald- well, N. l.. March IS, 1887, the son of the Rev. Richard Falley Cleveland, a Presbyterian clergyman, At Fayette- Vile. near Syracuse and Clinton, where his father held pastorates young Grover received good aca- demic education, In 1853 he went to New York, where he taught for time In an institution for the blind Going west In search of employment he was induced by an uncle to stop off in Buffalo, where he became clerk In the law office of Rogers, Bowen & Rogers. In 1859 he was admitted to the bar.
 In 1863 he secured his first politi- cal office, being appointed Assistant District attorney Of Erie county. In 1869 he became a member of the firm of Lannng, Cleveland & Folsom. When tho campaign of 1870 came around Mir Cleveland ran for sheriff
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-25
TROLLEY LINE RECEIVERS.
Action. Against Chicago Consolidated
 Traction Company.

Chicago, June 24,-David R. Horgan and James M. Roach were appointed receivers for the Chicago Consolidated Traction comoany by Judge Grosscup today.
 The action was taken on a petition by the Central Trust company of New York, trustee of the Equitable Trust company of Chicago, which holds mortgage covering the properties of the traction company,
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when In office, the New York Sun begged him to call 1t How l Spanked Congress" He was fond of fishing, shooting and outdoor life in general, his fondness for the open country growing only more pronounced as his age advanced
 The surviving cabinet officers of President Cleveland are Secretary of State Richard Olney, Secretaries of the Treasury John c. Carlisle and Charles S. Fairchild; Secretaries of the Interior D. R. Francis, Hoke Smith and w. F. Hill and Attorney General Judson Harmon.