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DEFIED THE O. L. U.
The Theatrical Protective Union FIatiy
Refuses to Order n Strike.

The Theatrical Protective Union FIatiy
Refuses to Order n Strike.
The question of union music was permanently
disposed OF yesterday at the meeting of the
Central Labor Union. For more than a year the
Manhattan Musical Union has been trying to
get the Theatrical Protective Union to order q
strike OF theatrical mechanics at the Four
teenth Street Theatre 10 compel the leader OF
the orchestra there to employ only members of
the Manhattan Musical Union, The latter sue
csedsG in inducing the c. /. I; To- order
strike within two weeks under pain of suspen-
eion. The two weeks expired yesterday. and
and asked II his organization was suspended.
He said the strike would not be ordered. The
old wrangle was thereupon renewed, but IL
wound up with the decision TO reconsider the
resolution to suspend tho union, and by q large
vote IL was tabled for a year.
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3lew CIVILIZATIONS.
THE NEW YEARS NUMBER.
Pail Mall Magazine.
Now Ready. 20 cents. $3 a year.
WITH AN ETCHING,
ION THE A CANAL. VENICE"
New CIVILIZATIONS.

Some Of the Contents.
ST. IVES. by RoBERTLOUIS STEVENSON.
WARWICK CASTLE with illustrations)
BY the COUNTESS OF WARWICK.
CURLING illustrated.
BY the LORD ADVOCATE OF SCOTLAND.
CADET LIFE AT WEST POINT.
BY Lieut.. A. HASTINGS BROWN.
THE CAMPAIGN OF 1914 ROUND BAR
RITZ. By Lieut. Col. w. HILL JAMES.
HOW TO CELEBRATE THE SIXTIETH
YEAR OF QUEEN vICTORIA's REIGN.
A Woman's View. BY the COUNTESS ofCORK.
A Soldiers View. Sir EVELYN WOOD, VIC.
A Churchman'S View. The ARCHDEACON of
LONDON.
NEW n n INTERNATIONAL NEWS CO.,
IS Duane street. Montreal; Montreal News Co.
Toronto; Toronto News Co.
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USED AN uyDERrAKER's WAGON.

A Dying Man Taken from the Hudson
street Hospital by His Reiatives.
Antonio IIenslmore. who was crushed between
= car and the side OF an entrance OF the New York
Central Railway freight depot, at Hudson and
Laight streets. on Saturday. was removed from
the Hudson Street Hospital to his home. at 12l
Baxter street. In an undertaker's wagon yester-
day. Although the surgeons said TINT he was
mortally injured, and that his removal would
hasten his death, his relatives insisted on TAX
Ing him away,
ding and pillows. on which the Italian was
laid. The hospital doctors thought he would
internal injuries in addition to broken ribs and
q fractured skull.
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pREw = rIsron q q roL1CEMAM
n1es~ssnsy Fisea SIC Tor carry,as ths Re-
vnlver nnd n for Helnn mlnorherlr.

HIeswesney FIued e1o Tor CarryinE the RE-
voiver and ~ FOR BEING Dirordsriy.
Not having any home In particular whore he
might pass his time In quiet, peaceful contemp-
lation OF tho joys antecedent to the y~uletide,
Mike McSweeney went out on Sixth avenue on
Saturday night to see life. After q while he
got dissatisfied with Just looking on and began
to be q part OF life. He jollied the girls rs they
passed him, and. growing holder, tried to stop
one or two. A Ten1erloin policeman saw him
and said:
What are you doing 2"
Nothing" said McSwceney.. Az he spoke he
put his hand In his pistol pocket. The police
man had seen that done before and knew the
deadly guard. lie caught the wrist and twisted
the arm up behind McSweeney's back. The
hand held n big :iS-calibre double-nction revolt
yer. When he was arraigned in Jefferson Mar
ket yesterday morning insolvency said:
"Ye see, your Honor, l was afther Goin' out to
be seein'a bit NV fun on the avenoo. an .ye're
not KNOWN phwat hfinit one nv thin wicked
divils might be aither ye, so I'm takin' the gun
along. Judge, your Honor, Just for that"
1t was $40 for carrying the pistol and SIS for
disorderly conduct.
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Arrived-suSpAr. Dec. go.

Sc rnris. Watkins. Southampton Dec. IL.
So Patria, Bauer, Newcastle Dec. y.
SIS Munchen, Won COLLEEN, Bremen Dec. 2.
Ss ST. Cuthbert, Fitzgerald. Antwerp Doc. o.
SIS Alene. Soldiers. Port Limon.
Bs 81 Rio. Quick. New Orleans
S. ~GlenmaSis, Wallace. Wilmington, NC.
S. Richmond, Davis, Richmond.
So Yorktown, Dole, Norfolk,
SIS Herman Winter, Nlckerson, Boston.
Bark Carrie L. Tyler. Tiilotson, savannah.
tFor later arrivals sse First Paxe.I
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ERIE RAILROAD.

' ThrouEn trans leave New FORK. foot of Chambers
St a, follows, aud hVe minutes earlier from West
4.DD 4: Y, y%cstihnle express daily for ,waysrly.
arrives Luna 0 500 =. Nj. Ptrior car 70 Bunulo.
s).ln r.. M.-Nestibuie limited. Fast Mail daily.
Z.to solid train for Chicago via ChautauquA
] ak. arrives Gle .ciand at Z 40 a. H., Chicago 3 y. NJ.
Sle"pers 10 Chicago, Cleveland, and Cincinnati. Din.
is vGr.
ION y. M.-Eut1aio and Cleveland vestibule Elk.
.cp press, duiiS, arrives at Buffalo G:lo A, NJ,
lrliiord Til5 A. H., jamestown Is 1h A. NJ Cleveland
l:l1 A. u. (Slr"urra 10 Iuna,o and ClevoAndl, max.
West.
LAX II. VI DAILY Via Chautauqua Lake and
C.fO NIAGARA FAILS solid trnia 70 Chicago. Sleep
srs To- iuna!o L,rll", and GlnG!nnati; Dining car.
l. AccOMM1nAI.9Ns n. ~. 26li. 4ot: and %?
West l2tth ST., Chambers and West 23h 81 ferries,
New York; d"i awi i2o Fulton ST., 10 broadway,
Brooklyn. :. % ...'On T.. HuA oxen, and Jersey CITY
station. Wcs'rJt.a ,Apr"ss calls for and CHECKS bag
gage from Uu'. D., md res l-nrcb to destination.
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srAIIoNs foo, or Dr.Iro.s.. an, ,orII,not str,et,
s.oo IN eject November 10, iSgG s,..-,..
PPm;n.99oA \. ". 4 : rE EISE; I Pssl2T Car , !9 Tttfsog pSii.
man compartment Sleeping; Dining smoking, and
pnsetvati0h Iars; Arrives lineage u 4. y" Cleye.
iniu 4;5nA i. NJ, CINCINNATI 6:45 4. NJ. Indianapolis
sac A. ~ Loqisvine ll;45 A. NJ, st. Louis s;eA
= H. hn inrdo 500 a. VI. ~
StuO =. ". CHnIAnO AND 81; LOUIS EAPRESS;-
SLtfplng ana Dining Cars TO ST; Louis, Louisville.
hAu, engage. Arrive Cincinnati. lO:4o A. M, 81
LOUIS ~ !. N chicago . on !. N.
oioo n. u. Nt1iEEN LNPRESs Sleeping ana
b.h!nI cars TO Chicago and Cleveland. Arrives
t.Nc,hnl i ! 20 a. n, yhlcngo " l., NJ. next day.
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No Sewers Allowed to Empty into Running
Streams.

HoRNELLsv1LLE. n. Y, Dec. c0.-The Hon.
Daniel Lewis of New York. President of the
State Board of Health, was in this city on Sat-
urdny, and informed the Board OF Sewer Com
missioners that the State Board has decided
that no town will hereafter be allowed to empty
Its sewage into any running stream. The
sewers OF this place were constructed in 1894
at a cost of $l0O, 900, and were made to empty
into the Canisteo River. The plans were never
submitted to the State Board OF Health, hence
the city will now have to build disposal works to
dispose of its sewage. This decision of the
board also affects Corning and several other
places in this State.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Commis-
~ sioner OF Street improvements OF the 28d and
2Ath, Wards Of the CITY OF New York will, a. his onioe,
December end. 1909. at 10 A: NJ, hear and consider
all statcinents, objections, and evidence that may be
then and there offered In reference to the contem-
plated change and revision Of sewerage plans d the
the Laws OF 1887 and chapter bA5 of the Laws OF
1890, the general character and extent OF the contem.
plated changes being as follows:
lst one ~ sewerage plan in relation to the loo
Pond District.
brook District.
Sd. Two (2l sewerage plans In relation to the Crom
well Creek District.
Ath. Three (3l sewerage plans in relation to the Uar
lem River District.
9th. Four q sewerage plans in relation to the Bronx
River District.
Maps or Plans showing such contemplated changes
LoUis +. HAFFEN,
Commissioner OF Street Improvement or the ESQ
aud cath Wards.
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MARINE INTELLIGENoE.

MINIATURE AIMASAc-THIs DAT.
Sun rises. 72i Sun sets. SO Moon rises. ooa
mon wArER-rHis DAY.
Sandy Hook. z 90 Gov. island. 8 Ell He'll Gate. 10 10
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SIGHTED.
IS Ludgate Hill, from New York for London, passed
the Lizard.
SIS Benmohr. from Now York for Singapore, passed
Gibraltar.
So Southwark. from New York for Antwerp. passed
Dover.
passed Gibraltar.
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SAILED FROM DOMESTIC Forts.
Sa Ei Paso. from Port Eads for New York.
IS Seminole. from Charleston for Now York.
Ss Pawnee, from Delaware kwa for New York
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IRilronds s.
BALTIMORE & OHIO.

Leave Aow York, foOi OF liberty H., daily.
CHlGAGo. 800 !. NJ. and 1913 nirHt.
PITTSBURGH. $3.50 ex. sun, 600 sun, lp Is night.
C~lACiSAATl. ST. l0ylS 1000 A. NJ, 800 y. n.
an9hlNS Ma IL; eaLilaVhf3 80" ~ DINING earl
(Dining earl !. h".i2;l5 night. SUNDAY $1,000 tDin,
Ing car, II 80 A. u. Dining carl, z 90 Dining car.
$500 DINING carr, 1913 night.
NORFOLK, II 80 A. N. daily,
day. 2:OU p N,
Al trains illuminated with Pintsoh light.
Onices: llS. l7s, 2Bl, 4i6. lI4O broadway. 81 Eass
iSth e.. ~ Bowery, New York 35s, ai4 Fulton st..
Brooklyn; station foot Liberty st, n, c. X, H. of N. j.
hisggsge checked from hotel or residence to destinG
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Situations 1tanted-frmalea.

A NEAT co'ored girl, recently from the West Indies,
"A would like n place In small private family as
chamberniaid. waitress, to take care OF grown chill
dTen. or to do plain sewing. Address II. A.. 40 West
18th at, care OF Mrs. Morris.
STENodRAPHER and expert typewriter tReming.
~ tom: experiences: reference. Address Miss A..
box 100 Sun uptown ONCE, 1903 Broadway,
VoUEG LADY desires position as companion or at.
i PENDANT TO elderly lady or invalid; would care for
and instruct invalid child; educated; specially
trained for teaching; references.
Z. q. BOX ylS, Dnnbury. Conn.
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LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

stotons foot OF Cort amt and Desbrosses SITS.
6t4O 4. ~ daily sun ay. : A. NJ for MAUCH
cnlNN and lnterlneda ate Stations 49,.
GENrVA. ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
S~tsPENSloH BRIDGE. and the West, and principal
Local points dining car and chair car 10 Buffalo.
CT. X and intermediate points.
"BLACK DIAMOSD EMPRESS"
arrives Huff!o go /: NJ Pullman Ntstibule Day
Coaches ana Parlor Cars. Through Car to Rochester.
Dining Car service. Meals a Ia carte. Connects at
bHttatn $ n throuEh sleeper TO Chicago. -
CT! NJ auu Intermediate points.
HA'.HE. PliIrsG&,' ScRFHSToN, and p]rsnclpai inter:
mediate stations. Connects for all points In coal
regions; chair ear to WIikeSbarre.
Bt t.io rlllfisSotN!.. E so fA'$f[ S%Su aaa arf fSF %ii iR1es
giun- Putlman Buffet Parlor car TO WIkesuarre,
@iSS 7. NJ. daily Tor EAsTON and Intermediate sta
GtIO z. 81. daily, except Sunday. Express for
Stating ON and principal intermediate stations. Con-
nects tor Reading and harrisburg. Chair car TO
$50 i. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
ann all points West. Pullman ,sieeper vestibuled
ira u :. !. TO Chicago. Sletpcrs 10 Buffalo and Toronto.
al SIu,fi PLAiTfIEiG EASI0S,, BETaLRHE2.
VA. ROCHESTER,. AIANIA. aud BUFFALO. Pull.
man lseper for Buffalo.
r 300 Rim + a. AZ, fai'y e. i,a tTHAc kI GENEVA, J, Eoo oaEs.
West. Pullman sleeper TO Chicago and Buffalo.
Sic per TO WilkcsbArrt.
Additional local trains daily. except SUNDAY. for
lows. 800 a. VI, ESQ. 1 go. amd $3.50 p. NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 285, 273.
eiI, and 1898 Broadway. 81 East +th St, 1855 L. l2oth
St. l27 Bowery, Few York: $50 Fulton st, 4 Court ST..
9S Broadway. and lSroo Iyn Annex. Brooklyn.
n. Y. = ransler 90. VIII call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence through TO destination.
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Eegal aGtiees.
2atents.

Oct RICH quickly: send for 300 Inventions
" Wanted" EDGAR TATE & Co. 2+5 Bway. n. Y.
OScA a. MICHEL a. CO.-PATENTS
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DATENrS for Inventions procured promptly; low
Il rhtch. ROtDER 3 BRlESEN, 81 Nassau St, n. Y,
established 1904.
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w 4 GO, patent attorneys, Washington, d. c., for
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SAILED IRON FOREIGN roRrI
IS Campania, from Queenstown for New York.
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MISUNDERSTANDING &C.
WANTED-Job blank book %nnishcr.
w L. JouFtIOY, SO John st.
1T

#AntfH-5 Halfa-dHisrfIIattnu
WASTED-An 1dea.-Who can think of some SIM
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may bring you wealth. Write JOHN wEDDERBURN
SEQ. patent attorneys, Washington, d. c., for their
1880 prize.
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della wAHE, LACKAWASNA AND
WESTERN IL. Il. :.
Stations In :scw Norg, foot OF Barclay ana
thr,stOpher SITS.
VESTIETLE TRAINS. BUF.

~ u
Direct route ~ Newark, Bloomfield MOntclair, the
Oranges. summit, licrnardsyile. Fasking Ridge. Madt
son. Morristown, I4ssaic, Paterson, Boonton. Dover.
haGkettstown.. Schooley.s Mountain; ,WashinRton.
Phlllipshurg, Easton, Water Gap, StroHdsbIrg, Pocono
Mountain, Scranton. ]Ilttston.M ilkesrarFs; Nantiooke.
oxford, Norwicn, w"trryille. Utica, lHchheld springs.
Cortland, SyrHclec, Oswego, Ithaca. Owego. Elmira,
Corning, l,ath, ,DauhNille. Buffalo. aud al points West
500 4. M." husnamton Mail. Stops at principal
.intunE
Iorio 4. IA. cafe carr Buffalo, Scranton, BIng.
hnIy'oh, ~ rn'V ., anu .sNtto EApreSs. ruiinlah
tr. MS for ChlcGs "a anu puinIs West.
j 800 i. M.-ItAtc carr scranton, B~lnRhamptou,
ana Eiinira Express. Pullman parlor cars.
sIGO Il. Nj. scranton, Nilkcsharrc, and Plymouth
ESurcsS. Pullman burct IarlOr ears.
1850 T.. M.-ttllN)-Bulalu NcstiUuie Limited Ex-
pros toc scranton, B.nghamton, Elmira, Buffalo.
Pullman BUFFET sleeping car. connecting at Buffalo
with trains for CuIcaGo and points West.
OibO y. M.-.Daily) -BunAio. scranton. Bingham.
ION, lthnCE, ltlra, ~ r cuse. and Uswego ExpresL.
Pullman liUilct slcCp"rs.
Tickets und Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze 4 Sons, LID, ll3 broadway, II Park place. ana
49, broadway. Ticket. AZ ferry stations. il+2 broad.
Col IIubus av, Ne" iGFk @3s and 7Z:i Futon st, and
lOn l~'rpaIwny, brooklyn. Time tables giving fun in
formation nj uHl stations.
~C,IcutlH Express company will call for and check
bRggas" from hotel or reslaonce 10 destination.
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at'atrhc9 and 3ewrlru.

On DIAMONDS. WATCHES. Call or I'd
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NEW FRENCH METHOD, 1876 specimen. post paid,
York. French Instruction.
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NoIiCEmEstimstss for furnishing about four thou.
No. 900. viii be received by the Department OF Docks
until I? O'Clock noon, Tuesday. December goth, 1905,
For full particulars see the City Record. Copies for
sale at No. 2 City Hall
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Rnhllt autir.a.
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follows:
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS.
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for EUROPE, per stcniuslip Germnnic'. via
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atlfdiral.

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In this city. Onice over SO years at 100 East 7th 81,
near Union square. Bours o to o; Sundays o to 3.
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ARRIVED OUT.
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G%IrurSton5.

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y steamer AL FOSTER daily except Monday ant
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MAILS FOR SOUTH N CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST
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TR~ANsPACIFIC MAILS.
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australia. which are forwari,d via Europe.
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Malls for Newfoundland. by rail- to Halifax. and
thence by steamer, close OF this office daily at
$3.50 r. NJ. Mails for MiGuclon, by rail TO boston
and thence by steamer. close at this Office daily
at S:30P: NJ Mails for cuba close at this onlce
daily at 200 A. VI. Tor forwarding by steamers
sailing tMondhys aud Thursdays from Port ram
pa Fla. Nails for Mexico, overland. unless
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close at this ONCE daily at 200 A. 81. IRegistered
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