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rotel Russell, Russell Square, London. The most superbly appointed and conveniently situated Hotel in London, being, in. close touch with the great Financial, Commercial, Legal. Judicial, Medical. Scientific, Historical, Art, Literary, Dramatic.

Parliamentary and. Social Centres, the Leading Shop ping and the Principal Railway Term in i. Yet Rest fully quiet amidst its well ordered surroundings, and the Grand Old Trees of Russell' Square in HOTEL Blootnabury. Tariff same as at the popular an famous JIJ I () TL t-rU h. Alt k.

iItA L. Accommodation for 500 guests, THE FREDERICK HOTELS TD. BY MA PL E. GAYXOR CASE rOMEs AGAIN. BROWN ORDERS ANOTHER HEARING BROWX ORDERS ANOTHER HEARING I EF TIE COMMISSIONER SHTF Addlson Brown, la the United States District Court, has signed an order la the case of.

jaka T. and E. H. Gaj-ndr and B. D.

Green ec motion Tor a warrant to remove them from iere to the Jurisdiction of the court for the Southern District of Georgia, for trial for alleged-confptracr to defraud the Government, that sends the case back to Commissioner Shields, to be heard tgaln ob July 5 next. United States District AttsroeT Marlon Erwin. of Geonrta; United States Attorney Burnett and Assistant United Stales District Attorney Baldwin, of this city, asked that warrant for removal he Issued. Abram J. Seme and Lafiln Kellogg, counsel for the opposed the motion.

Tie motion was denied. The order In part: rte isatter Is vent back to the Commissioner for farther competent testimony offered by either side In accordance with the opinion rendered herein. It is ordered that the defendants attend before John A. Sfcielis, Commissioner, at his rooms in the PostoSce Building on July 6, 1500. at 2 o'clock p.

and the defendants and each of them are required to be at that time on such proceeding. This is the- case in which the Gaynors and Green nre alleged to have conspired with ex-Captain O. M. Carter in river and harbor work and to have procured a profit of something- like $2,000,000. i ITER BRITkjF BIDS REJECTED.

TWO BIDDERS NEARLY 11,000.000 APART IS THEIR PRICES FOR THE WORK. The East River Bridge Commission has rejected bids for tbe steel and masonry approaches to the new East River Bridge, There were only two bidders, the lowest being the. Bridge Compar.y of Cleveland, whose bid was nearly J1.000.000 below that of the New Jersey Steel and Iron Works. When the contract for the steel towers was let the Pennsylvania Steel Iron Company was the lowest bidder, but its bid was thrown out and that of the New-Jersey Company accepted. On the present contract there was such a difference In the bids that the Commissioners could not well do the same thing, and so both bids were rejected.

Commissioner Lane said that the bridge wouW not be ready for use for some years, and certainly not during Mayor Van Wyck'a term of office. RAILWAY COMMISBWWKMM AFPOIXTED. Appellate Division of the Supreme Court yesterday appointed three Commissioners to hear and determine whether an extension or connection should built for a railroad in between Wett and Greenwich this city. The order was entered upon the application of the Central Park, North and East River Railroad Company, which runs Belt Line, and the Metropolitan street Railway Company. The Commissioners appointed are: William H.

Willis, Robert E. and Henry ciark Johnston. RETEXUE STAMPS MUST BE RECORDED. A notice received at iha Internal Revenue Office here from Commissioner of Internal Revenue G. TVllson, In "Washington, says that It has bten ehown that many State officers, such as County Registers, clerks and others, charged with the official recording of conveyances, mortgages end like Instruments affecting the ownership property, have omitted to note upon the record Instruments maoe Jxine 13.

or not the original instrument was etauiped as required by trie Stamp act, and the amount of the stamp. The notice says there is no penalty tto be incurred by such negligence of the recording officer, but that the public should insist against Its continuance. Notwithstanding the fact that the Internal Revenue laws impose no penalty. they do declare the record is defective if the omiseloc in question occurs, and shall not be used in any court proceedings. MEDALS PRESENTED TO LIFESATERS.

A meeting was held yesterday afternoon at the Maritime Exchange to witness one of the local Volunteer Lifesaving Association's presentations of medals. The tokens were presented to Captain Mlcnael F. Barry, who is employed at the Pennsylvania Railroad Pier No. 1. North River; W.

A. Lindsay, and James Dooling; a thirteen-year-old toy. Captain Barry has a record as a lifesaver. He holds one of the three large gold medals given ior this service by the United States Government. It represents the saving of thirty persons from drowning at various times.

John V. Barnes, president of the Exchange, welcomed the audience. He was followed by Colonel J. Wesley the head of the association, who Since the birth of the organization 654 llfesaving: stations been established In this State, and many other States are following the praiseworthy enterprise. One of the happy results which attends tile work is better comprehension of the means and opera ucr.

of resuscitating persons who have been long submerged or overcome In the water through bathing cr by accident. Another satisfactory point is the increased inclination of both sexes to become swimmers; this lessens the chance of disaster skwrrrcED roR PAtetwtf couxterfeits Judge Thoroae, In th? Criminal Branch ot the fnited States Circuit Court, yesterday sentenced Green to three years in the Klmira Re- (Ecrepcan "AoDcrnscmcnis. EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will find the London office of The Tribune, 149 Fleet Street, a convenient place to leave their advertisements and subscriptions for The Tribune. LONDON SHOPS. PETER ROBINSON Ltd.

Dry Goods Store, Oxford London. iQO Shops and Show Rooms. Latest Fashions. Best Style. Moderate Prices.

New aDd Exclesire Be- signs in Silks Tor French Millinery And gl Costumes. if 4 Laces, Ribbons, Hosiery, Flowers And Dress Materials. formatory; Henry Thompson 'to' five years; Carlogero Meggiore to six years, and James Whaler to five years, in Sing Sing for passing counterfeit five-dollar bills. John Gleason. who turned State's evidence, 'was discharged, as was also Giuseppi lo 3Viargaret Callahan.the widow with seven children, who arrested about a week later than the others; was discharged for lack of evidence.

i- JAY RECEITER IX GRAXT'S: PLArR. JT'DGE LACOMBE APPOINTS HIM FOR THE FORTT-PECOND-ST. RAILWAY. Jwitre in the United States Circuit Court yesterday, appointed William Jay. the well kwn of No.

4S receiver of the Mannattanville and St. Nicholas Avenue Railway Company, to mm I Hugh J. Grant, whose resignation he accepted in the morning. Mr. Jay'e bond is fixed at Mr.

Grant in hi? petition of resignation says in part: Tour petitioner found, when receiver of both the Third Avenue Railroad Company and the Manhattanville and St Nicholas-aye. Railway Company that the performance of his duties practically engrossed his entire time and attention and the genera' management of the Third Avenue Railroad Company's system necessarily Involved the management and operation of the road of the above defendant (the road) and your petitioner believes that it ia advisable, in the interest of all the stockholders at tr.e defendant, that it should be operated in conjunction with the Third Avenue Railroad Company. The order appointing Mr. Jay receiver. gives him the same powers that were given to Mr.

Grant when the latter was appointed. i CAPTAIN THOMAS CASE DISMISSED. JUSTICE FURSMAN SATS HE CAM FIND NO LEG EVIDENCE ON 'WHICH TO BASE INDICTMENTS. Fiiirman, In the Criminal Branch of the Supreme- Court, yesterday handed down a lengthy decision dismissing the indictments found against Police Captain Andrew Thomas, of the Tenderloin (Xir.etpenth Precinct). There were three indictments found against Captain Thomas by the March Grand Jury, of which George Haven Putnam was foreman.

He was charged with three separate failures to perform his duty as police captain, in failing to report to his superior officers the existence of three alleged disorderly houses. Justice Fursman. in his decision, states that he has been unable, after careful reading of the minutes of the Grand Jury, question and answer, to find any particle of legal upon which to base a prosecution of the defendant, and is therefore constrained to dismiss the indictment. CEXTRAL BREWIXO COMPAXY ATTACHED. The Sheriff received an attachment yesterday against the Central Brewing.

Company, in near Avenue for $26,665. in favor of Bartholomew Dunn, for balance due for excavating' rock and earth for the brewery building, and increased cost of doing the work, owing to change In the plan. The attachment was obtained on the ground that It Is a New-Jersey corporation. It was served on the president, B. (T.

Kearns. Two mechanics' liens also filed against yesterday, o.vnei, and the Kaat Copper and Sheet, Iron Company, as Jay hour. as J. for $1,306 -for -stone, and the Sicilian' Asphalt Company, $3,671. The company was incorporated on August 19, IS9S, with a capital stock of $500,000, by many liquor dealers and saloon keepers of this city, and a large brewery has recently been erected in near Avenue A.

On March 10 last the capital stock was increased to $600,000. European rnscmenis. FOREIGN LETTERS OF CREDIT. Tourists in Europe AND AT THE Paris Exposition. The EUROPEAN OFFICES of the American Express Co.

tire conveniently located for cashing Its TRAVELERS CHEQUES I LETTERS OF CREDIT and will fnrnlnh nil required Information, ulao forwarding? and iiorngp facilities. OFFICES IS EUROPE. 2.0X1105. I'AUIS, 11 Hue Scribe. 3 'Waterloo Place.

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are recognized as the lead ers of Fashion in America SOnS and 215-219, Regent London, 173 st THE Goldsmiths Sil Yersmi ttrs Company, REGENT LONDON, W. Choicest Stock in the World of DIAMONDS, PEARLS, RUBIES, SAPPHIRES, EMERALDS, OPALS, AT MERCHANTS' PRICES. The Goldsrnitlis SilYersmitlis Company, 112, REGENT LONDON, I JAMES -DREW, HOSIER, SHIRT AND STOCK MAKER, Etc. I HOSIER, SHIRT AND STOCK MAKER, Etc. I LftDIES Are invited to walk through I our store and compare prices.

MONEY WILLINGLY RETURNED. BPEHfiBI St. Paul's Churchyard, (Facing the The Crafton Fur Ltd. ART FURRIERS, The Leading House for Furs in London. 164 New Bond Street London.

ART IN JEWELS. Illustrated Catalogue post free. 65, New Bond Street, LONDON 143, Regent Street, 43. Burlington Arcade. H.

P. 13-U OLD LONDON, W. (Through to BuHiMrttm Arcade.) Hotel Cecil; ftofaeon. Elysee Palace Hotel, Paris. High-class Hairdressing by female experts.

Manicure ana Chiropody by New York operators. First and only "American Shaving Saloons" in Europe. WESTOBY AMERICAN TAILORS, 40 West Strand, London, Cloae to Mftfipoie and Victoria Hotels. Most moderate prices conalstent with tool material best work. Qiiupn Charles Worrell, Ol Arcade EJfIVFI TIPQ 60 RUf I London, England.

PENBERTHY'S FINE AND SOFT KIDS AND SUEDE WELT. CUT FROM PICKED SKINS 390-2, Oxford London. inISH Liri At Manufacturers' Prices, made and marked without charge. IRISH LACES Direct from the cottage workers, beautiful examples of Irish At first cost. Walpole Belfast House," Belfast Dublin and 89, New Bond Street.

London, W. PARIS SHOPS. i FOB TRUNKS AND BAGS (i; See the Immense Choice at ill LOUiS VUITTON'S Paris 1, Rue Scribe London, 454 Strand All Sizes-All Prices. I Nowhere Else. I PARIS SHOPS.

FURS. P.M. GRUNWALDT, PARIS. 6, RUE DE.LA.PAIX.. before buying furs should inspect the GRUNWALDT MODELS.

The largest assortment of choice furs in the WORLD. SPAULDING JEWELRY. ETa 36 Avenue de l'Opcra, Paris. State and Jackson Chicago. Sole representatives in Paris of the Gorham Manufacturing Co.

of NEW YOKK. foreign Resorts. LONDON HOTELS. London. First Avenue Hotel.

SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON HOTEL DE LUXE OF THE WORLD The rooms are. bright, fresh and airy, i and delightfully quiet. Bathroom to every SAVOY RESTAURANT. The most famous Restraur.int in Europe. The Orchestra plays during Dinner and Opera Supper.

Visitors to the Old Country. SOUTH KENSINGTON HOTEL Considerably Enlarged, QUEE GATE Noted for. its Comfort QUL GATE and Convenience. TERRACE, S.W. One of most Fashionable Hotels in London.

CL A RIDGES HOTEL, The Centre of Fashionable London "The Last Word" of modern Hotel Luxury. Charming suites private entrance, bathroom, etc! Oxer 300 rooms. Nearly 100 bathrooms. A magnificent Royal Suite. sj! Urafci PAVILION The Quickest Route to Paris.

nu HOTEL GREAT CENTRAL, LONDON Near Bond SU Piccadilly, Hyde Park. A conspicuous triumph of modern World." London. Luncheon Table d'Hote) 3 shillings. Dinner Tabled' Hote; 325 shillings. 1 Visitors received "en 700 GUESTS can be accommodated, HOTEL GT.

CENTRAL, LONDON, Furnished St Decorated by Co. DieudontK Restaurant, Condon Locatsd in Ryder the Centre of the "West End Most recherche Cuisine tn Europe. Cnsurpasied selection of choice Vintages at moderate prices The table d'llote Luncheons, Dinners, and Theatre are the general rendevoua of thecritical American and English Gourmets. The frescoed walls and have been executed by famous Italian artists and should be by every American visiting London. ALEXANDRA HOTEL (Hyde Park LONDON.

LUiiUUii. 1 Flneit position in London, Park and RoW." BirlnstTC I'ntrnnncf. Redecorated and re-furnished Modern sanitation. Cuisine now one of the best in CARLTON HOTEL, LONDON. The perfection of Modem with the fineit location In London The World wide reputation of Mr.

C. Rltz. of the Hotel Rttz. Paris, who is Manager, and of M. Kscofficr.

who la acknowledged to be the- roost expert at European Chefs, and has charge of Carlton Culaine, assures perfection In each Department. a 'v Horrex's New Hotel, LONDON. Corner Norfolk St and Strand. WITH PERFECTTLT APPOINTED MODERN ARRANGEMENTS THROUGHOUT. ELEVATOR.

ELECTRIC LIGHTS. ETC. LOCATION MOST CENTRAL. NEAR LAW. COURTS.

EMBANKMENT. AND PRINCIPAL THEATRES: 15 WALK FROM WESTMINSTER OMNIBUS AND RAIL COMMUNICATION WITH ALL PARTS OF LONDON. W. OR REX. Proprietor.

THE LAN6HAM HOTEL, LONDON. Inrtrnllrd Situation la Portland Place. At Top at Regent St. W. Convenient for the Ilex Shops, Theatres.

Etc. Every Modern Comfort and Convenience. Moderate Tariff. hotel gesil GIBRALTAR. First Class in Every Respect The only expressly constructed Hotel in Gibraltar.

Highly recommended. Perfect Sanitation. Telegrams 'Cecil HOTELS IN ENGLAND. Unt.l SOUTHSEA. PORTSMOUTH.

Queen Motel, riBS Marine view. Facing Isle of Wight. Lovely old gardens. Tennis, etc. Adjoins Rcyal Yaclu Club.

Frequent boats to Cowes. Ryie and Eouthamptou. 'ROYAL HOTEL" under same direction. Opposite Queen's residence Osborne. Upper Norwood, Queen's Hotel.

Near Crystal Palace, London. Healthiest situation In IQnglar. i Lovely Boarding terms from $2.60 per day. Special terms for large parties. Convenient train service for City and Weft End London.

Norfolk Hotel. Brighton. England. Elite FamUy Hotel. sea-wall promenade and lawns.

"public rooms. Perfect sanitation, Shaded electric lights. Lift- Delicate cuisine. Choice wines. Jules A.

Creighton. Her. Kenilworth, England. The Hotel Romantically eituated. overlooking historic ruins of Kenllwortn and Abbey.

Leading hotel and moat central for Shakespeare-Land Proprietor had 10 years' New-York experience. Moderate terms. tor booklet. CHA3. E.

CLEVELY. Proprietor. The Howard Hotel, Norfolk Street, Embankment, landon. Every modern comfort. Overlooks Embankment and River.

Elegavt public rooms. Electric light throughout. American ayalem Fixed tariff. LONDOX. Board and reaklence In a perfectly appointed XJ Engllsn In beat part of Kenalnxton.

near Park and Gloucester Road Station. Full hoard terms. Including late 4 course dinner, from 11 waeklj. Private tlttinE rooms. Highly recommended.

lira GASCOIGNE. 27 Lexham Gardens, Cromwell Road. The International Palace Hotels, The Riviera Montr Carlo. The Riviera I'lilai't-, Mi Franca. Hotel anil ii.

Gbealrrh I'nluee, F.f pt. CAIKO The l.a riase, The liiiynl Palace, os Belgium. hill. -nil ltayul, Vlllll.NM.s Delirium. Puvllton lirllruir.

15, near I ru lintel Stephanie. All A Austria. (id. Hotel International, Italy. The Kin l'ulucc, I.IMIIIV Tin- miiiiihit l-aini Turkey.

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OPPOSITE THE GRAND OPERA. The Modern Hotel of Paris. A. ARMBRUSTKH. Manager.

Hotel de Lille et d'Albion. Paris, I 223 Rue St. Honors, the finest part of Par's. Near TulKeries Gardens, Place 4 New Opera. Ist class.

Moderate terms. AH home comforts. Free light and Hall. drawlns room. Res; taurant.

D.nlntr room. Lunch A Table d'bota dinner at separate tables. Perfect sanitation. Electric light throashout. Lift Bathk.

Telephone. Bedroom with (team heat If desired. HENRI BADIE. ProDnetor. AIX-LES-BAINS Louvre Savoy Hotel Casino Parlc GRAND HOTEL D'AIX The Grand Hotel.

Brussels. OSTEND--HOTELS The "Splendid," 350 Beds. "Continental," Beds. 44 Kursaal Beau Site. 125 Beds A.

Declerck. Proprietor. AY. these Hotels are modern in every detail, and on Sea Front. Hotel Restaurant "Central" THE HAGUE (HOLLAND) First rate accommodation, excellent Ivitchen.

Moderate charsen. HOTELS IN GERMANY. Frankfurter Hof, Frankfurt A Main. MAYEIfCE-GN RHINE HoteideHo'lande I'uuoramic Tltw Hhlne Mountains. Every iiimiuri.

Faclus Steaiuer Kit am FOUR SEASONS, Wiesbaden NEULLENS HOTEL, HOTEL MARQUARDT, Stuttgart. QPMUC HOTEL GERMAMIA. UHnLOfi'jnC. Oppostta Station. FOUR SEASONS HOTEL Munich HOTEL CONTINENTAL ALL comforts IflUff FINEST SITUATION Resorts.

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QTDA-QQQHDP 1 hotel 0 lilhoODUisb HATIQKAL Hotel de Russie, Baden-Baden. Baden-Baden HOTEL ANGLETERRL HOTEL VICTORIA, HORNB.E.ROi««ffI»K FREUDENSTADT (2,600 feet above Sea). Black Forest Hotel, Railway Line Stuttgart-Offenbars-Straasburg. First class hotel, most healthy position: on a charming hill in the middle of. a beautiful park.

"Villa Walaiust" Romantically situated at the of Forest. ERNEST 1.1 Z. Proprietor. Russia-Moscow, HOTEI, BERLIN. First lso Bedrooms.

American and English Patrons. Swiss SWITZERLAND AND AUSTRIA. Hotel Bristol VIENNA The Favorite Resort of Americans Hotel Krantz VIENNA Newest and Most "ledern. Patronized by the American Ambassador. Gd'Kotel Hungaria; BUDAPEST aTJ- Ftfst-Class Hotel with Panoramic over tin Danube.

Every modern comfort. Exclusive Americas nod English patronage. CHARLES J. BURGER, Manager, formerly of Imperial Hotel, Vienna. HOTEL PANNON3A, Buda Pesth.

INNSBRUCK-HOTEL TYROL, Charmins S-prlns Summer Resort, Lovely climate, AM I wilij ami Mountain excursions, A iniiMllWf, cecaerts. good roads and ball for Haul Tyrol o(fara madam comfort by moderate charges. Large garden, electric lift. etc. illustrated hlatdry MM on app! Prop, of Hotel Tyrol.

C. LA.ND3SB. HOfEITKITNGER "I Finest Situatlaa. Thrown THREE KINGS HOTEL, Basle. HOTEL BEAU SITE The Modern Hotel of Lausanne.

Splendid ol' Moontsuaa, American Ik -English Patronage. LAUSANNE I jml GRAND HOTEL DE VEVEY Vevey. I HOC Hotei ds ur ope I IllirKlir Overlooklnz kVUk.iilk Charninz Garden. Ist Cd. HOTEL NATIONAL, LUCERNE.

HOTEL BEAU BJVAGE, GBHEVA. Magnificent position on the lake opposlts Mont Blanc. Beautiful terrace. Concerts in summer. Baths on each floor.

Lift. Electric in every room. Manased by the proprietors themselves. Mayer Kunz. The Baur au Lac, divert 7itrirh toutei'annes.

ITALY AN SOUTH OF FRANCE "EDEH PALACE, BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE PARS. Cflo Q. HOTEL DE LA ViLLE, on Railway Tk -Iteta. I Lift. Electric Light.

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