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urssron esxti scsyxsDsn
fafsrisv PIPE said 70 Have nees Csss n
the Piumbiag OF Certsin schools.

faSsrscv Pips said to Have nees Cssa IN
The Piunsiae OF Certsin schools.
After its regular meeting on Wednesday isst
the Board Of Education wss in cSccutive Sos
zion for more than an hoar and hala Before
this secret session u vas aid that Conmis-
sioner j. J. Little. Chairman Of the Building
Committee. had an importa NJ report 10 present
Il was stated yesterday that o report was
read setting forth thst instead OF the specified
lead pipe cheap galvanized iron pipe had
been used In the plumbing Of Grammar School
81 at 113 East Eishty-ssventh street. and also
in Primary School ~. at Concord avenue and
145th street. Inspector Eugene g. Odell
passes upon al the school plumbing. and he
had certified that the plumbing was In accord
snce with the contract. II was reported that
Mr.. Odell had beeA suspended.
None Of the commtssioners who we're seen
yesterday would Gfve any Attenuation as to
=, IT. n . aIsSs Siosssor 6dsi ssve lis version
o'!h fh e1S anshscris.ss sesoo, headquarters"
terials had not been furnished IN accordance
Ea6da Gs I've S. Essts e.: u
Ing COMMITTEES And Commiss!onsr Q'Brien
s;sksd me e rive = " Of Eiti efssn nggs
Cd IN s saes IL ana ss nsxt e DAY rscrived
the board OF kduCoetO0 onUuld eCt I nave
heard nothing from them since told
the Building Committee that the SPECIFICATIONS
for repAirs at Grammar Hchosh 81 called for
EslyeHi4ed iron pirss and the same was sup
piled. In regard 10 Primary. ~ the only con-
troversy was about the pipe In the cellar: The
specifications called for lead pipe. The weight
Of the pipe and the position Of the girders
interfered with :, putting IN lead pipe.
Thought, under the circumstances. Iron pipe
would give better satisiaetion. ! sfted upon
my discretion and had iron pipe put IN. have
been inspector Of plumbing In thu sehools
s * eaiIa,nigs s' With s which s s1e o.ea
eonnestsd, galvanized iron .oI pipe hiss b..
p sn. :s ss 9ssss Sn dRSs Ses
Ta.s Ws, S.y h.ss ss.rsBss
nr s ssS sspSb
psbevoiss with f6sse disclosures. Nj bebe-
in. s: = e. ss sssm III. :.
know about he Meter. In reply TO the state.
ased in The ccpsEactien 81 Gram mar school
wns 70 some from Ireland but the man could
ma deliver L. L presented the matter
they accepted another stone st . saving Of
believe there has been any dishonesty In these
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From BrooHys Eta

One OF the young ladies at the TELEPHONE
ce1tLsI ofacs has siaEnlSriy pleasing voice
Il. Il Is lust ~ we'll right here to give the
reader to understand that no names arc 70 be
est OF a gentleman VINO holds public office
and was talked OF for hMny"r His snnh
T., the central oifice girl without term AZ en-
dsarment The discussion over the wires
ge9emlly began with ~ that y, l ynu: dear"
In the absence Of the clerk the distinguished
man went 10 the telephone IN person. Central
the Voice. asked: lis that You. dear. Z" No
darling" responded the distinguished public
II l. the GOOD fortune nf some wives to mako
their Appearance just in the nick OF the N. 'st
rIssperatnG time That Is what hapLnned 10
lie lie man when he said M darling. the
other fellow" stood mis- wife who had con
She staytIed him by exclaimlnG: We'll. like
that" Did shsY
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THEIR FIRST DISAGREEMENT
Hypheaated Names and Creased Trouse
tho Questi0as ~ Issue.

tho Questloas ~ Iss0e.
Y.osn the Catoaeo Sunday 1ttbn.
had kro ". Pfds thss yoq expected
". Bsspsss i 90. up % and walked shs aeer
bliGhtins sheer Spreading itself over his face,
fssnns Il 'f c4ey eonS
IBID you expect, sir. that when / married
you was going to sink my own individuality
and md become @srsly an aDpendase OF the Sar
didn i pee. anything Of the kind ls but 4
bad such ~. na 1. IS :: Siodgsrs and had good
And II ] had been born with such a name as
Barpaby should neyer S 60 around oGasting OF
Yssssa wnx s aS5s 70 o tafs It
And Yoa didn't see ANYTHING wrong in tho
hanging around the house whero the slodG-
mournfully Was thsre e as regular thing.
aeo9t three or four times week"
ssssd Sas e neRs
M. Bafnabv continued to walk tie floor.
his ses sSs SAID
eh!istened me Epaminondas dePrge b should ~ ID
hyphenated way OF stringing out II surname
don't go Gent on. madaIn-pHSt ta cont ,,,,
needn't worry YOU Sioueers-barH
the Proud eonseiSasness q. Being the husband
II you get tired "a carving It sir- ,',. :. +,
b t s ssSsta go to calling myself
~. Woaia 6s yeSr own affair you could
would you Ike it II / should insist on your
yourself Mr. Slodgers p
the bones Of Tigath- Pi!eser; i1uiahrtt go
that t. should draw the line at SlodEersr
lust because one q the wo%e3 in sSur set
snSs Der ops wants yverySody to speak 4 he, hsr
as Mrs. Aontmorency-snodgrass you think
a anfs sn are e hS Souys in
ssd Gs avn n1 the ages Mr..
R,ssr Barnasy. III drop ths. hyphs99 and nd
so much on one condition.
"1hat you quit wearing creased trousers.'
"Ars karnsoy yvu are pre"um'na entirely
to" Fh hsf ahing u wearing creased trousers is
merely a lad. Just because Mr. Fitz. shipper Is
Il the habit Of wearing them you think you
HOW would You like to seq me going round
with my. dress creased fore and aft like a.
IFS r.. nothinS S but a fad. l tell you II Mr..
Pomeroy Cordeile. who has Just come back
from Europe. with an ryeglaWss and draxi.
sn pair Of i eIeased trasers a. let Nm d q
But by the bones Of Tiglath' PilsseS. wouldn't
Huldah." said Mr.. -Barnaby. feebiy. as he
threw ID his hands and sank Into the nearest
6lodgers- Barnaoy goes"
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Positions for carriages. coaches, reserved
seats and boxes Tor the Thanksgiving Day
football game between Yale and Princeton
we're sold at auction last evening at the club
house ofthe Manhattan Athletic Club It was
midnight before the sale closed. Positions fos
carriages and coaches and boxes went of like
hot cakes. but there. are plenty OF good no
served seats left. and can be obtained to.mor-
row.
higheet premium paid was SIS. and the lowest
Tyson. y. y SAidwsii. b. Stewart, g. j.
tons sold for from $2q e S8S Apops
ar.abSrS; & HeTyisk. Z; + sshglts, 9. +.
4. Ware. II. W. Bergen, L =. Banks. A. Il.
Granger L B Stargi:. 6 Bacon; Jrs i; II.
tbs, and F. E RamsdalI.
When It came to reserved seats. the frs:
choice went for $40, sect which. with 81 for
each ticket. made S12 No one was allowed
more than sig seats. II will be we'll for college
men and al desiring seats to the game to JFrt
their way into the hands OF spectators.
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A Rest ut Any Ps1ce.
T.n IL (A--~ nnxys. E@-n.

A story is going the rounds on the South Side
Which makes weE n2w1 s0ssty y9p1 e.. man
pal charaeters In rnther laaghabie COMEDY,
some bearing and winning voice. accompanied
the young lady to her home on Friday evening
while at tho gate to have Q lover's 8te-A-tets
with his fair cam panion The night was t.eau-
tIfG! no one near to intrude. and auove all. ne
loy.d! Why shouldn't. she kiss him.
With maIdenly mndesty she. refused. he
which would h!l his cup Of hanniness. The
request waa repeated several times and 80
onGrossed did the young man become In WOO
Ing he failed to notice the approach OF pa
rental step.
The old gentleman. who had been there him
sell. and did not care to intrude upon the hap.
yiness Of the young couple quietly stepped
behind q convenient r0sebpsh and waited
Thinking the young man a. would soon leave. In
re REQUEST until the patience Of the old gen.
we'll knew srous.d them from their happiness
in a tone Of inpatient angerby saytgg:,
Alice. kiss the young idiot. and let him 60
home !"
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IssuG CsSvses EDs.ersssA.

WARRINGTON. Eov. 7.-SecretaIy Tracy dis
posed OF the case OF the wrecked steamer De-
spatah this afternoes oy approving the oonclu-
sion Of ths court ol inquiry thst II b not case
eating for any further sction.
The court found from the evidence submit
tod that the orders Of Lieut. Cowies. the COM
handing ofleef el the vessel. were safe and
proper And ttst he scs!dsu I; w9Ii6 nSt haze
tskins the AsssteaRas Light for the Winter
Quarter shnal KGAt
si Ias S I'd I ~ ia A saa Isl e eas
vessel passed wlthin f0uf miles Of the Winter
Qvestst shoal hsht. yttS roper lookouts
without settng Il. that light either must have
been entirely out OF else Was burning dimly.
The court was Of opinion thtst this condition
Tas ths princ,Psi cause q ne difTastST I ap "a
he'd accountable for tt
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DIED FOE WANT OF FOOD.


Usap Csas I've late ssr Oas weas.. bss
VIII Save shs 0thsr.
The tenants Of the big tenement ct <16 West
Nfv-thiyd street called the sttsntion Of the
sssAortttss Of tho Roosevelt Hospital last night
teths sosdhisn OF Mra Catherine Kelly. Who
oesapfsd two rooms on tho top door. back. and
WHO bad bsen sillng Tor some dayI
%. cAsrlss H PEEK responded Aad found
Mn, Reilly and Nor nisss. Kate 6ttien. aesd la
HDnynng from hunger Thc peir wess hud-
1eIIaSps Hospital
- sas caSuIanss yss going taroHEh, 70
I'd the body vss removed y the ASEEue, fRs
yOcrc! died certificate stating that Ma Ksfly
food"
Miss Gillsu. Who WA weak. sick. and enact
qtsA. YES left ut the hospital. She said thaf
Asr anns W 90 r month ago. WORKED es isNp-
ty.ninth strs~t. stnes that tims tssy had de-
pa1ied en- charity for . livelihood
hsA had NO work for come months. sho said
thah her aust Wae insured MIRA Kelly was Q
WIDOW ~ b ysass ID ago
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The ssststuts EaiE

But three weeks moro. and tho American In
stituts wfll hxve brought its exhibition 10 .
o,0ss. The tiRs between the present and Nov.
j6ts short. and those prone 10 neglect the OPP
possunity to seo something worth seeing will
Yeoyet not having visited tho eS hibition. There
10 time for Qvery ono to visit it.as the doors are
or4n from ~ IN tho morning until 10 at night,
capacity for thousands u people, There Will
BE- souvenir nights on Thursday. Thursday. and
6Sfnrday. AMI every lady will be, given y copy
n spplsuded aiwsys when II ilnds lis place on
ne pr.snumo 81 tho afternoon or evening
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Avsess 81 G5evss Cssassas u ths Epasesps
DeSaAOUss D wheea1g.

Avsess sSs G5evse Cssassaa u sAs Epasespal
1esa1sUss - whseH8s.
wHxx1Hn. Nov. 7.-Further evidence dsveI-
oped to-day In the casa Of J. Porter. who was
arrested here last night st ths episcopal rsst-
dsnes a he Right RsS. Bishop Ksin. while
tyiag 10 pass forged check on the Bishop.
II goes % Fhow inst Porter. or McGrain. Is
he calls hfmseK Is ono Of the most dangerous
forgers IN tho country. and that he Is wanted
In at least . score Of cities and towna When
arrested large number OF forged Ger
tiled checks - . dozen different banks
were found on him. They ranged h
amounts fson 900 to $1,000 II seems that
Catholic prieqts and schools arc hfs principal
VfOtima Esther MauTitas o. st. Alphonsus's
Church and lo0qeYiy of st. AnRustino's Church,
Pitabpsgh, to-day Identifies Porter - The man
who had given bin forged check on Harris
burg bank about Q yeAr ago Among the
things found on tha prisoner BY Chief Ut Police
bsi6f1RIe ws6 . bunch Of twelve or nfteen
oN-iaahIeosd quill pens aad = email battle Of
IA $360 sna ops ior SO and another Tor go
bssldes he had blank chsoks on about twenty
banks q q! p6fta o ths country. duly certified
scros0 the faoO Ia re4 tuk.
LeGrna % . diseinS1iahed-lookine man
ea4 his bsasd aad noestaohs ses white ed
he has the general appearance q q we'll :to.do
man. Bishop Kahn compared the forged stf:
pature With genuine one, and thus caught
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JsAss naNs,s csssprel ~ the D.r.

MkASnn. kov. 1.-The bar meeting to-day
= tska action ON the conduct Of Judge Dubois
toward Col Gault. by combining him In tbs
"swost box" on Thursday. was attended BY
every procninont lawyer In the city. The COM
mtttse appointed 10 Investigate reported. set-
ting torth tho facts. and closing With the fol-
ESsoAad, That the act Of lodge Dubois IN
ussuthofiasd. Oppressive, and subversive Of
lessonsI liberty. lenecting. A. u docs. ON jus.
~ az lag. And TIE judissssy. and that
by no precedent, caRnOt BE- justified or ex-
cused BY ASx misconduct which .esn be Inn
q SSsslon lnt9 which the Judge may Ksvs
baeh bstrayod."
yhe ySRyt va. sdoptsd and Q resolution Of.
kaV dSS1tS Il was withdrawn.
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Era ~ SASlsaSlekis Asoor

y ssnt!s.te. X .' s.gas;,,.e. asxa ssy:n
He naturally stopped and looked around. but
saw no one. He staTtsd on. nut had proceeded
shrrflier than before. wus repeated. Again he
locked around. and again he SAW 20 one Than
his heart misgaye him. for the hour was al
ciutched at his soul, until his sleek locks grew
70 resemble the quilts Of that sotohously fret-
But suddenly the mystery was solved He
CHANGED To glance overhead. thinking that
probably, IKE the May Queen, he. had heard
a cage that dan gied 6om y heeond-st9 win
dow. The eyes Of the feathered and feather
less bipeds met and the Parrot quickly hnd ap-
at. you DID fool !"
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CopIax lGssic Events.

The MsssrA Alfred aud Heinrich Granisld
: ssIt 70 70 sS'1s' Sss.s e
sS 4ss ssI eIi eonesp .et@si eno. L,ssu.
intsssssiae tes sritS,TE o,.,,, oo,ss,.. :. J
be s.sn Il III 1s n
Ssdsy syenipg asSt g. whish Nine; fprssh,
inaiy sttrsetIvs prOgrsnl,s for the first Of this
VOTERS, serissSf entertainments lathe. Gus
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4" casTxlNrHKxvN aH0H

I'M GRBT&lNTHENU1 AH0H
- oussseshsl tAst fsrhaSs Therein BsTWO
JaA~Sr 0hsWD . Year Hereafter.
noss tlsAa 1900 psople Visited the ohyrssn-
tbaxum show atthe Madison Sousre Garden
yssassdsl In ~ evening Tie crowd vas a.
psuislly largo
fNs Benedict Sup. presented b. Judgs q L
Bsaedtot. wus awarded 10 NJ. L Asmus Of
Nut Hoboken foethe best display Of cut roses.
III. Asmus also secured the cup presented By
Mrs. A ]. Lmburger for the bsst display Of
cut chrysanthemums on long stema
70 Deilsdoncs Bros. WAS swsrded the
premium In class 1I6 f,r the best 100 spikes
Of nianonstsa 4 special prsaiso Wss
axSsded 10 Z g. nm Of 3ich nond. Ind, Tor .
display o. nas Seeding ehvyssnthsnunA A
Gsimn. gardener 10 Ne A. J. LAdsnbusg. Tor
F6s dispisy d ross VA. remarkable for ths
Sc soos ans sn11 ss. ossSfB ve e:
ASSpe, Bon cslbns Esdene Sasin. Hsdsme
d Wa&tesille.' XAdane Host 70 cepuchin,
e I q: 4ssss @sl rsRsi , sas.
f. .:s: e z: ~. g: : ..s.s
3 Wedassdsy sseer ss sns ended - slSSI
dsass Who potted ths srSstest nuusbes q
sants r ons h9Hr: the ehsrssssl q
q 9d ;'s & 0sss q y; iSIHsi e., on
iydssa we're a tukn1 Kssident Of tie Now
XSSt Eoeis2S Club: p Bryan Of Flushing. and
n HcCEcEe Of New Rochelle The anekeopss
W4s j. N. Aa1.
y addition 70 the prizes and cups, each
Prise winner WIN receive diploma on parch-
IL sssnins Il tSs gut Sovers VIII 30 d.
tylbsesd an,one. the hospitals and chsritsbis
instkutsons o. The city. There VIII be prone
InAeSs o1ehestya. and gtgnoF Censnts Be-
l6Npa and Nile. NstAlie will sing.
Yk4 present show has been % successful
that edoTta are being made to arrange Tor two
regular doWes shows each year hereoitsr. ono In
tke Spyin0 for rhododsndrons. azaleas. roses.
cSspsejoIs, oSehtde s1d other flowers. and tho
othsr In the fall to b especially devoted 10
chTyssuthemnme,
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WARRANT FOR A BANKER.
PHRsKD6Nr a. =. BLANCHARD WANTED
IN KANSAS CI1T.

No Il Accused Of Fereesy sss or ostsini.e
Hssey sy Faf.e fretcsces-rhs story 81
HIS Alleged wrehgdeinss.
xxssAs cr7r. Nov IA warrant has been
isSuod for the arrest Of A. z Blanchard. Presi-
dSht Of the Maine Banking Company. with
rooms In the American Bank building. this
city. Blanchard II at Augusta. Me-. and 10
cAsssed With obtsintnG moasy by false pre-
tenceA
Forgery Is another crime Of which Blanchard
Ia aeeNssd. II 10 claimed that blanchard
has deiraudcd the directors out Of thousands
Oh Aog,ars. Dr. benjamin. A. Harding Of
BtssistonA ILL, acknowledged that. "a
a rsgait Of the name operations. he he'd
bsss ruined financially. blanchard was 1t
oHs ttms ffes-will preacher. BE sfterwsFd
enGaeed IN the practice Of law here bot wss
unssscsssful nnd In 1890 organised the Maine
Bsaktag Company. with a capital stoes o.
e5OO0n 4 z Blanchard, Horatio Clark. b A.
Hssdtne. n & Captain. z b. Watts. and ". q
Barry wsrs named a. directora
N oacs vss opened On the nrst floor Of the
Ansytnn Bank building. and Blanchard. -
PyUsldsrt Of the company. roDressnted It to b
en0.9vd Heeottating loans. receiving and pay
iueiuterest on de possts.ahd h buying and sell-
inR Unjtel Btates bonds. A . matter OF
fast, H. bank never did any business Il was
apparsntiy used By Blanchard ~ cloak for
his swindline operations. Just after the or
gssintton Of the Dnpsny Blanchard wsae
Ease and secured the services Of J. r. Clark 10
casAssr.
lGs. Clark Is . young msn and the son Of Ho-
ru4io Carl. q director. Tho Cfarks live In Maine
Ard srp. rich. Blanchard represented 70 the
sanloS Clark that thore. were four houses Ct the
- z III Shi:S e ia as purchasing sos
Hc told Clark he would let him taxi. .
bali Interest n tas ,o ,ns sss sSs, NJ N:
what purported 70 Be e e xsr.anty deed 70 the
Blanchard and Horatln Gsyk. The young man
meyer doubted the authenticity Of the deed and
he'd Il until to-tisS. when e was declared 70 %
. lgyHsSy.
AID he names Of two deputy recorders wore
fosVesL b. Harding, who h 70 the city, u
seems Was used - tOol for Blanchard. He
is e gSgis Of Mira blanchard and has amassed
q small fortune In the practice Of hie prcfes.
sion. he said this morning that Blanchard
he'd tskAn III 10 had and leSt him psnnilsss.
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cor s1s,soA
ROov Assesss - . Chsrgs % DSSbing {
YUtsAgY - Tssatsa.

Bo00 ASSooea - . Chorgs q Do1binG .
DStsasy - Tss1tsa.
TRENTON. Nov. IA conspiracy which has
Just been brought 10 Light shows that Joseph
Z. keysrs Arsenal Pottery In this city hes
g tSs S%eSnt 81 rom sas6o 81 g sa1SSa
" ". Sweet, invoice clark OF the pottsry.
Of the principal NconsPimtors. Two men
named Thomss Wotheis6er and Maurice
Mser have been arrested in Phfladelphis -
The d cts we're discovered to-day. t Is said.
coods fromn he pottery which had been
sSiTesd 10 New Yort q, alleged BY Sweet. Il
said that othsrs are impaicat Med and thst moro
tive Of Mayer, The pFopriotor Of the pottery.
The method. Il Is said. was to ship goods to
cQnfederates in distant cities and then make
false entries on the books.
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The n.,xe on tn. Kangaroo naIlo.
RON fk< LIsoa Q.,srter

In ons, Of the polling places YESTERDAY little.
81 Tie TT Emerald Isle. presented himself before
the bale clerks and received a set OF ballots
but very short time, when lie again appeared
and handed ali his ballots. peatly folded. to
the inspector, That official did not receive
them, hut said:
Which ~ the ballots do, you wish to vote.
sir2" The little yoter Strengthened up with .
swagger and replied:
'Tdonf care i dom. sir, for there's q good
straight Democratic pastsF on livery wan ~
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A.Ls-.t ..s n.st.o..h . TIE.

4IssvsR. Nov. 7.-Tho Amherst Dartmouth game here
toAsy resulted In . draw. the score bsing IL 70 IL
AIsAssN pisysd strong game on the ends. but was
w0Sh - oestts. ON tito defensive shs Was not as
stgua On the offensive Dart moo III felt her
loo CsII L.tenan a. lefs tsckit who VIII probably
NOD Coy dgsin this seasdh.
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The wk.,ssash vvet.sps st v.Ar.ra,ss.

Wet SUPERIOR. Wis. Nov. THE whale
hack steamer Charles ". wetmore has been
heard from at Valparaiso. Chilli. where she
touched. leaving to-day on tho homestretch OF
her 24OO0-mils voyage from New York to
Puget Sound.
Ia y private cable despatch Capt, Hastings
says he noticed no antiIathy to Americans.
The whaleback no sooner touched the wharf
than q crowd OF people boarded her evidently
hnaf
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wssrs YesterAsy'. y,rs. wers.

AA--Jss0 90 Eighth avenue no damage
Z. u.-s,iG k,ao yahnih srses and csiumsss
esss g es as ssss ~ sS,: ' ss.ss :.s %
Ss@Ss. 0IR 10 tbastesp slSsst. "a assnASs. esAx
Gkssii15d sis.t John .. Bland. damage ss'ooo
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werd.. sIe-s VIA St Louis.

IL. Logx. Nov. 7-Perry werdsn drss bsssmAn Of
last seasons Baltimore Club. has signed cuntract
TO plsy with the Browns next season. The signatures
OF Sttvssts aad OuIuedsT Dufkett Of The CAvsiknA
and be- the month expires Pitr0er knsH win
probably cast his lot with Capt. Glasscocks team
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C0aaDetinS Her Ows Case n . 0sS Tor
Divorce.
ZASESvIILk. O.. Nov IAN unusual proceed
Ing here IL the trialSs ~ divorce case Of
Robert Sutton s@aiP< tAfssfes Sutton In
which adultery is charged. The defendant,
who is young aud unusually pretty. pleaded
her own cause The she did with aHickness
training Of a lawyer. The subjected her aged
husband TO very severe crv.s- organization
lawyers and court The case was continued
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DOCTORS Mccoy and WllDMAN,

OFFICES o EAST AID STREET AND
$50 BROADWAY, CORNER OF l4TH
STREET, NEW YORK, AND 1877
MONTAGUE STREET, BR<DOkLYN,
Where all Durable cases are Treated with Success
nyou live at . distance write for . symptom blank.
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You Can spend summers pleasau

You Cah spend Summers Pleasantly,
 If you go to the Hotel del Coronado and there enjoy the mild pure sea air for a time It is restiul and inyigorating, and every moment is enjoyable there. Outdoor pleasures and sports; also all kinds of indoor amusements. Fishing shunting and yachting in abundance. For terms py the season, room plans, pamphlets etc, ad-