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The times., 1897-11-04
GEoRGErowS,s ATHLETIC ME4f
Sumerous Eatrie-, Including sew
eraI stars. TO Compete Saturday.


f;eoreefown University Athletic Assotla-
tim win hold it's annual fall fieldand rack
rne.t ,,n mkt Saturday afternoonon George
town Fiel1. The affair promises -. oe 'i'e
lar,est and best the blue anc graz mas
ever held IN point Of number and quaity
~ WISHING athletes it viii be espceiaiiy AZ
tracHve.
Entries have already been received froH'
Johns Hopkins. University of Maryland
and Baltimore ity College.
The recent rains lave left the tlack III
somewhat damaged condition hut Man
aper Claiborne has large force ot men at
work. getting it rapidly into shape, and oS
SATURDAY it viii he as fast nj Saie ds
e.er.
Werers. the king OF sprintefS, Is IN me
pnk of condition and Will certainly ap-
near i'm tie three track events, the 100 ="
ana 400 wards dashes, and in the discus
event. In the 22o yards he viii make an
,.ffoT tc lower his own woild,s record OF
% seconds George Lyons. l9ol and r.
pessez law, viii furnish inc sport IN the
hnlf I.ile Lyons Is picked by many 70
trt-ssa ss-'ye tlIITr7 -a----1-%-a~
yaeet on the college track he. ran the $50
Yards in 1.59 Is, which time las not
heen equaled south Of Philadelphia
]. +. Naglc, 81, antl w r. Armstrong,
Of M4ryland varsity, win make a stifi
lnd for first place in the male run Arm
| strong was up 70 last year the champion
miller ~ Maryland, bnt Nagie defeated nm
in fast time.
W. j. Hubbard, who until Wcfers de
featcd him last spring, was the champion
22O yard splinter of Canada. is now II
| student le,, and will appear in the sprints
he and Malone, the game little catcher
will fight hard for the honor Of crGssina
| the tap. sacuad 10 Wefers,
In the discus event will appear tie great
| Garrett, the Princeton champion of las
year. the man WHO broke all records al
| Athens Tor this event two years ago.
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SAIL. Fok THE kLoNDIKE.
4 Pilot Boat Leaves New HaveT
With Nine rospectors.

Pilot Boat Leaves New Haven
With Nine Prospectors.
New Haven, Conn, Nov. 3.-Pil9t boat
Thomas S. Negus, having ON board Capt.
Mcclure and eight companions, bound fOr
the Eloudike- sailed out of New Haven
lIarbor today, leaving behind them the
encouraging cheers of multitude of
friends and onlookers A farewell session
was held IN the cabin Of the vessel Just
bcfore she sailed, in which wives and
child,cn Of the yenturesome voyagers .oVk
part. There Were three desertions from
the original makeup OF the crew. They
Were John j. Hogan, mason, and his
two sons. The members of the expedi-
tion who sailed were Capt. Mcclure John
Schaffcr, Arthur Boyle and Charles Garlic
ten, of New Haven; John Adams, Of Ford
ham Heights, n. Y; John E. Melville,
Meriden; John Beck, Taylor City, Conn.
Porter Rhodes, West Haven, and John
Ferry, OF San Francisco.
Capt Mcclure says he will try 80 make
the trip In lis days from this port To
San Francisco. If he succeeds in accom-
TlishinE this he VIII have broken the record
Dy about -four days.
The Necus is a fast boat and stanchly
huilt. The vessel went out to sea by
way Of Montaek Point She willnot make
ar.y stops until Montevideo is reached, and
| there her supply of provisions viii be re
/ plenis!ied. Instead Of taking the passag .,
! around Cape Horn, Capt. McClures plan
| is to 10 through tie Straits Of Magellan,
" here ii is expected to meet much more
moderate weather. The expedition will
| be ianded at Cooper River, and the RESI-
| OF the journey to the Kiondike region Will
/, be made OF RATS up the river or over
/ land.
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BAskErBALL SEASON OPENED.
CAROLS Won with Ease From
Washington Athletic club.

CAROLS Won with Ease From
Washington Athletic club.
The basketball season was opened in
earnest last night in the gymnasium Of TIE
washington Athletic Club. with game
between the hc.ne team aud Carroll In
gtitute aud was won by the latter by The
sore OF 8 to 3.
II was the first game OF the National
Basketball League championship series,
and was witnessed by a very large and en-
thusiastic crowd OF spectators, who
found frequent opportunity 10 applsud the
brilliant pla ying OF both teams. Many Or
the spectators came to see the game played
under new rules and in such Costumes as
Iocal patrons Of the game have seldom saw
before. The innovation in rega I'd to
clothing was the sleeveless jersey shirt
ana THU knee rymna sum breecbes. Not
withStanding this Substitution for the
heavy clothing worn under the old rules.
there We're 40 serious injuries, though
scratches aud bruises We're necessarily
nuIaeroUs.
The game was well played, and TO
Umpire A.c6lue is due much Of the credit
for last nights excellent exhibition Of
the pouulaI game.
The CAROLS played quick game, with
accurate free passing a feature.
The team tar several new pla yers who
played like the veterans. The Washing
tons have cnly recently gotten their team
together snd their lack Of practice was
the cause Of their failure To Hlak G bet.
ter showing.
Under tile new rules q goal from field
free throw for a foul counts only one
point The game was played in halves
of twenty minutes. with ten minutes in
ternission-
Soon afrer play was called ice Daley.
of the CAROLS, made a beautiful goal from
field. After the bail was again put IL
play ". \ was guilty of a fo.ll, ana
for tlis free throw was given and Daley
again showed hls good eye by landing
tle sphere for a goal Wild. Il the home
team, WHO Is developing into a strong
player. gave al excellent exhibition of
his skill as goal thuower by landing The
pigskin in the CAROLS basket, and j
Thompson tied the score by a goal foi
q foul. The excitement was intense. but
short lived for Berberich. Of the Wis.
it0rs, made 3 beautiful goal clear acres
the field, and with the call Of time the
score stood 4 TO 3 in favor Of the Car.
rolls
At O'clock Timekeeper Edwards pu
the ball in play again and Center Berbericl
quickly drove Il among his ends and aIm0S
As promptly Paul Hughes mac goal 70
CAROLS and in iedss than seven minute
more Murphy scored another goal from fielt
H45dthis was duplicated bv Rerberig h 'ssecont
goal beautiful one frOnia hea w scramble
Tp TO this time the hall was nearly alway
in Washing ton S field and the rapid
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THE rIenRs. FINE sHowINe.
They Flpy Quick, Snappy Football
in Practice.

Princeton, \. J.. Nov. Prihceton's
practice against tile scrub this afternoon
was nared Considerably by the fumbiing
Of Quarter back Baird, but in other respects
it was fully equal to yesterda Us fiue show
ing. The Varsity played quick, snappy
football, crossing the scrubs goal four
times in the twenty-five minutes practice.
Baird missed two of the goals. After the
drop the players We're divided into squads
and drilled rnder veteran coaches. Crow
dis was in the game short time, but hurt
his knee again and retired. Bcau pla yed
q star game at guard on the scrub. To
Eight h. was given the varsity signa.s
and tomorrow will be given trial on the
first clever, Burke played quarterback fer
the varsity today for the first time, in
very good style. He is 1900 man, nd
has been playing a strong game for the
scrub all season He made himself solid
with the coaches 10y making sensational
3O-yard run for a touchdown behind good
interference. Kelly is in the infirma ~
sick with n'alarial fever, and Trainer Nc
Masters says the star halfhack viii not
be able to play until the latter part Of
next week.
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81 & r." Route
Bestlne Of Sweaters in town.
Az Ninth.

passing and accurate throwing OF Carroll
players was telling ia their score. On Ber-
berichs foul, the home team was given
a free throw blt missed the basket and in
the scramble DAILY landed a pretty goal
Witt five minutes play the game became
fastes than ever, butthe home boyscouldnot
land safely once cut of their many chances
and in the lastsfifteen seconds Daily scored
the final and thirteenth point on free
throw.
Following is tie line up and score:
W. 4. c. MacEey, r f.; j. Thompson.
/. f.; wild and Conner, center; w. Thonp-
son, +. T.. Co3mbs, /. b. c. III Daley,
r. r.; Prick. ]. f.; Berberich, center Muir
ply, r. h.. Hughes, !. b.
soore-C. T., Is. w. A C.. 3. Goals for
c. I. Daley from field. .; on fouls. 2: Ber-
berich. 1 each; Hugh and Murphy, each
from field. For w. A. c., Wild from
field |: j. Thompson, On foul, TIM
pire-Mr. McGlde. Timekeeper-Mr- Ed
wards scorer-Mr. Brnkley. Time-2G
minute halves.
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I.e1incton Summaries.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 3.-This was the
second day Of the Kentucky Associations s
fan meeting. The weather was fair, but
the track was deep with mud. Summaries
First racc-seyen furlongs. Jamboree,
Z to ;, won; Momus, second; Vice Regal,
third. Tine, 81 IA.
Secoud raGe-Four furlongs. Josie
Leeds, Z to ., Won; Lena Mayes, second.
Oriental H., third Time, 0:54.
Third race-one mile. Imp. Skate, 8
to 8, won; Sir Yassar, second; Rock wood,
third Time, 1.46
F,urh Tace-Five and half furlongs
Isabey, 1 to 3. won; Hampden, second;
Spanish, third. Time, 1:121-4
Fifth race-Fcur furlongs. War Maid
to /, won; Dunster. second; Princess
Revenue. third. Time, 0:531-4
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GIEAsoSss FAScIFuL SCHEME.

Only the Law stands in the Way
OF Jt.
New York. Nov. 3 Mayor Patrick Glea-
son, Of Long Island City, claims he
holds over to noon January 1, while Mayor
Strong goes out at midnight, December 81 :
therefore he, Gleason. viii be mayor of
Greater New York for twelve hours, long
enough to fill all the offices. Two things
prevent the carrying out of this brilliant
scheme By law, Long Island City ceases
to exist at midnight, December 81, 50
Gleason will be a mayor without Il city.
Also IL is provided that Mayor strong shall
act until his successor takes the oath OF
office Gleason yesterday got 500 votes
ont Of 100000
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Bij9u Thea.er MAT; hTcrE EEERY EEI54 d PAY' 1.
High-class Family Vaudeville.
CHAS. t. ELLIS CO.
TEN OTHER BIG ACTS.
Peoples Prices, Iuc., zoe. soc.
Mat, 10c., zoe.
wANTED-MIscELLANEoUs.

w y y EI1--h y ECU
WANTED Good parlor suite or odd pieces;
cheap for cash; state particulars. A d
dress WALL, this office. 1t
WANTED-SeconG-n nand coupe, rookaway
and brougham. DRUG STOKE, 3d and
Pa. ave. NV. 1t
WANTED-To buy a cheap huckster's lI-
cense. APPLY to h. I. b, o. ID 81. sw:
WANTED BY a gentleman and wife hav-.
ing beautiful, quiet country home, TO
board and care for an aged or afflicted
Leruis, etc, address ELCH0, Merrifield,
Fairfax county. Va. Item
WANTED-Sewingw with dressmaker: waists
or skirts or will.Sew iu families by the day
or week. Miss H. E., 445 ST. NV. Item
WANTED-Piano upright I'm hire; from
private parties only; terms must be mod
crate. Address PIANO, this office.
no3-3t
YOUNG man wishes TO learn the pho
tographer's S business; viii pay for inStruc-
ton. ddress AMATEUR, this office.
no3-36
! WANTED-A small steam boiler; horse
power. Apply 907 4 1-2 ST sw. no3-3t
| ENTERPRIsING man, with one to two
thousand dollars. CHAlNLESS WHEEL
this office. 3t,em
! WANTED-By neat and reliable Iaun-
dress, washin q to do at hone: also a nlac,.
for girl 15 years old as nurse, or 70 work
and 20 TO school, Call 1852 4th st NV.
no2-3t,em
WANTED-settled white woman viii do
chamber work and sewing for unruT.
room. Address MkS. j l., This office.
no@-5t,eM
| WANTED To buy ladies' cast-off cloth
ing Address b. p, this office.
no1-3 EN-
| WANTED-By a Government clerk,
| horse to drive TO light buggy for his keep.
| P. o. CLERK, This office. no2-3t
| WANTED-A young lady would like the
| use of upright piano for storage, best
/ care assured PIANO, this office. MOIST
| WANTED-Diamond must be perfect, not
! less than one or more karats. Address D1-
| AA0ND, this office. no1-3tem
| WANTED-rurnaces, latrobes, and ranges
! promptly repaired also ranges, hea ting
| and oil stoves at low prices. GEO. e.
/ GARTRELL, Sio Tth st. NV. oc30- lot
! OLD BOOKS-I pay ca sh for all kinds OF
/ old miscellaneous books, viii call, ex
anime and make offer at residence. Drop
| postal to WASHlNGT On BOOK SHOP,
under Second National Bank, AMES
J o'NEIL, Prop, 509 TIN st. NV. oc2S-lm
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MURpER AND SUICIDE.
A Poker Game Ends in Row ant
Death TO Players.

btRtch W thN CA1'
Rochester, \. Y, Nov. 3.-As the result
of a quarrel over game Of cards, George
Pangburn, the proprietor OF the BUCK
Pond Hotel, situated about seven miles
northeast Of Rochester, lies dead in the
hotel while Louis Karle, Of this city, was
at late hour last night lying dead in the
yard with three bulletholes in his side.
Karle with friend James Tuttle,
went to Paugburn Hotel, where both sat
in a game OF poker. A row developed
and Pangburn ordered them out. In the
yard he was attacked by Karle, where
upon he drew revolver and fired five
Shots NJ Karle. three taking effect. Pang-
burn then went into tue hotel and said
to his wife: Il guess he won be bother
ing around here any more, and guess
will go, too With this he walked into
room and fired bulletin his brain.
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BUY NOW!

Elegant dressers will find a rich
bargain here now i'll these distin-
guished-looking English Top Goats
at $40 to S25. Pos tively no more
at these figures. Well have to sell
the next lot we bny at an advance
of from S. 10 S. the coat. Isn't
that S. to S. worth saving?
Parker, Bridget & Co., 3l5 9Th ST.
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AUCTION SALES.
SO
IOIl ! 8 =

Today. Thur sday, 10 o'clock at our
auction stables, 205 11th ST.,
w. Goidhlock of Ohio, viii seIl a
load IF good serviceable horses.
Shipped direct from Chic and will
be sold for the high dollar. Two
horses belonging to private parties
sold for want of use.
MAGRATH & kENNEILY,
4uotioneerS
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A Third-St,,ry Fire.

Fire did 5000 damage yesterday after.
noon II tie house and contents at No
SAG Il street northeast, occupied by vii
liam Ilcliander aud Walter " atkins. The
blaze originated on the third floor III the
latter's rooms from an unknown cause.
The property was fully insured.
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No Evidence Against Them,

Pittsbure, Nov. 3-The striking miners
who were arrested tor unlawful assembly
at Turtle Greek, last week, had u heariug
before Alderman Groetzinger this after
noon ard Were held for court. an fur
nished bail There was no evidence to
show that the men had committed an
unla wful act
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THREE rRA1NMES KILLED.

Fast Freight on the X. c., Nj. & b
Jumps the Track.
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. IA westbound
fast freight on the Kansas City, Memphis
and Birmingham Railroad jumped the track
on swiycl at Carbon Hill, sixty miles
west ct here, last night. 7Fhe engine buried
itself in an embankment. Jonn Snapp,
engineer, was crushed and scalded, dying
two hours later. R p. Martin, of River,
pumper engineer on the engine, was sscald
cd to death by escaping steam. William
Walters fireman, was scaideti, and viii die.
1t is Fought the switch had been mis-,
placed by train -wreckers.'
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Grnnd Oneninc nnd 80,

Grand Opening and Free Lunch.
/ viii celebrate the completion Of new
and extensive Improvements to my oyster
saloon and restaurant Friday, November 3.
Ny many friends and the public in general
are cordially invited To call between 3 and
II p. m. next Friday TO partake Of a splen-
did lunch. John Well, 18TH and d Sts.
NV, opposite new City Postoffice.
nos -3t
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SOLDIERS PLAY FOOTBALL.
Artillery Eleven Defeats the Team
From Fort Myer.

The Artillery rontball team lined up
against The Fort Meyer Cavalry team
yesterday On the gridiron Of the lattcr.
Arsenal kicked off. The Fort Myer tea3
got the ball, but was downcd without
gaining any ground. After forcing the
ball into the Arsenals' territory the latter
secured the oval on dowus and teld il
until i touchdown was made By Ncalg
who aIse kicked goal. Then Fort Myer
kicked the ball well into the Atsenals
territory, ana after d succession of downs
time was called.
In tEe second half the Artillery boys
got tic bali and Foil made run from
the se-yaid line TO goal for a touch
doyn. Neaiy again kicked goal
Score Artillery. =; Fort Myer, O. The
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HOTEI. DIRECTORY.
PLEY SQUARE HoTEI

~ LIZ 81 Q "A NE HUT Ell
Huntington Avenue and Exeter Street,
BOSTON, MASS
New Elegantly Appointed-Strictly Fire
proof. Location unsurpassed fn the city,
Three to eight minutes from princi pal shop
ping centers, theaters, etc. nerican plan,
$3.50 per day and upward. European pIap
81 80 per day and upward
au16-3 mo-em F. 5. RISTEER & co.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WANTE d - VIII trade bigh-cIass OF
make bicycle for buggy or carriage. Cali
MIR. TAYLOR, 800 NJ st. NV. no4-3t
To EXCHANGE Mans '97 Crescent wheel
for diamond ring; used but little Call
after D. m, 936 h st. NV. no2-3t
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FOR SALE-Riders, attentioni BY order
of the different storage hOuses we repre-
sent, / am offering ali mig l-grade bicycles
ana tandefns for ladies ana gents at the
The year. Advances made on these goods
must be collected. and therefore, above
sacrifices viii he made. Such high-gTade
Worlds, etc, etc, new and slightly used,
Will he offered at this the greatest bar.
gain sale OF the year. Sundries and parts
VIII be S0ltfs also and no reasonable offer
will be refused. Bicycles bought outright
and exchanged. and taken on storage.
NEW YORK BICYCLE CO., 434 9th st.
oc30-7t
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Your credit is good at Lansburgh's Fur
pfture House. l 9th and F SITS. oc3-tf
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FOR SALE Window frames, with sash
anu weights completes; inside shutters
and doors aud old trim. cheap, front door,
with bevel plate glass; also vestibule DOORS
1921 18th St NV no2-3t-eIu
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PosToFFIcK NoTIcE.

Should be read daily, as changes may
occur at any time.
FOREIGN MAILS are forwarded to tha
ports OF sailing daily. and this schedule OF
clOsings Is arranged ON the presumption OF
their uninterrupted overland transit. For
the week ending November Is, the last con-
Meeting closes win be made at this office
as follows.
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FOR RSALE-YoungC Cuban and Mexican par
rotsi monkeys gold fishes, dogs, pigeons.
canaries, IncuDatOrs, SpratJs and a usLin's
dog bread; send for catalogue. sCHMID'S
Bird STORE, 712 18th su. nv. ocS-t II
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For HIRE.

FOR HIRE-To drummers and business
men, horse and buggy or Dayton, 81 per
Apply to the REX STA BLES, rear 615 I
st. NV; telephone call, 100. ap30-tf
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FOR SALE-A bargain; antique bedroom
set, 8 pieces, wOven-wiTe springs and
mattress, all new; price 50; also 81 yds.
bodied brussels carpet, price $50 Apply
1918 IA. ave. NV, side door. Item
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FOR sALE-s'IscEI.E.ANEoUs.

FOR SA LE-AlInost new, contents OF a
eIlfurnished house in a fine locality.
between 9th and l 5th, and n sts.; boarsI-
ers in house; nice opportunity for one want
ing such a chance Address R. S. T..
this office. no4-3b
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FOR Secondhand No. 3 National
cash register. NATIONAL CASH REG.
CO., corner 9Th ana La ave. nol-3t-eW
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FOR SALE Hounds. pugs, lex terriers-
st. Bernard. bull terriers, cuIlies, pup
pies, Maltese and AngOra cats. SCHMfD'S
BIRD STORE. = 18TH St NV. seat err
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FOR RENT-Store and cellar in Stanton
Flats, l54 9th 81, NV =; flats Well filled
with responsible colored tenants; a good
stand for provisions. coal, etc. rent SO,
OWNER, 1442 Rhode Island ave.
uoe{-- on,
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FOR SALE-set OF Hopkins plat books OF
ID. G.; vols, in perfect CONDITION, and
canvas coyered, for $50. W r. HERBERT,
6O5 ID sc. NV. no3-6t
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MORE RACERS At BENNING
Several Prominent Owners With
Their Strings Have Arrived.
TRACK IN PERFECT SHAPE

D.rpit. the Bad weather Supt. lee
Has the Course in Condition TO
BE Paced On-Steerlechase Jumps
Have All Been 'Brushcd"-B Ben
ming Pike To BE- Graded.
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FOR SALE The contents of a Navy Off.
GERS Residence; bedroom suites sideboard
lor sfIitc. tables. folding bed and a Gar,
eral lot of nousefuTnIshing5, TO be sold az
once at any price; the above is The finest
of fine furniture. 1721 Z a. We. NV.
no2-3 TEN
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FOR SALE q heating stoves and 3-4-size
walnut bedstead and spring. I241 2d
ST, or Kirby St, between " and \. near
New YORK ave, NV Item
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FOR RENT-For term OF years, the coal
dump, located cor. LIST and u SIS. ne,
Connected with 70 X o. tracks. the largest
dump III the city. and the one nearest the
city'S center Apply TO THOMAS ".
) NTH. lsJ and l:.u- ave NV oeI5-Imo
T1PEWKITERS rented at re-Sced rates.
with privilege Of purchase. standard
makes, preliminary instruction free. NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY. GIL 7th
al. NV. auZo 3m.em
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For SAIE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE $50 '97 make bicycle; good
al new: lamp and bell; for so. MR..
Ia VI OR, 303 NJ st. NV. MOIST
FOR SALE-A comparatively new 81
wheel, with attachments e. +. o'BAN-
NON, I'LL Pa. ave. NV. no4-3t
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FOR sALE-Cheap. setter pups and
mother. X. E. HARVEY, 62S ST.
sw. nos ct EN-
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FOR SALE Cheap; fine French plate
street showcase. 1514 14th st. NV.
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FOR sALE-S2.sS for 6-ft extension
table; lounges, $3.50; Cook stoves, Sd;
heater, $3.50, paTloT and bedroom suites,
81 per week, cheap cash and credit. RED
MOND, 81 3 7th st. NV oc30-tf ,em
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FOR SALE -IIigh-grade wheel, lamp, cy-
clometer bell, etc., $50. 1858 L st. NV.
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FOR SALE->Sample lot OF fine shotguns at
sacrifice, call early and get a bargain.
JULIUS COHEN, I104 7th st NV
orJ XII
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FOR SALE-Baby Carriage in good consli-
Iion; s. 90. 5IS 6tn 81. ne. nO4-3t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-14
VARIOUS LABOR NOTES.

The strike OF the cloakmakers employed by Ju'
Illus Stein No SIS Broadway. who wanted an IN
crease In their wages. was settled yesterday. Inc
firm advanced wages 10 per cent. which was
compromise on the demands Of the strikers.
The shirtmakers numbering about one hundred
employed by Goodman & Co., OF No. East
Broadway, and 40 employed by the contractors
Brufroman. of No 1870 Mangin-st., ard Plonsky' OF
No 50 East Broadway, went on strike yesterday
fer an Increase Of 20 per cent. In their wages
II was given OIL, yesterday that the Machinsts
Union Is satisfied with the proposed terms OF SET
Element OF the difficulty existing between the uh''"
and the elevator constructors. and that all dang"
NJ a strike has been averted.
On account OF the hard times General Secretary
MCCLURE of the United Brotherhood OF Carpente"
and Joiners has sent out notice that the me-"
hers OF the organization will not be held strictly "
tina rule in relation to being delinquent IN tne''
dues There are about sixty thousand members V
the organization, and the Executive Board deem.SS
n heat 10 suspend the rule until the maJorIy '"
The men out OF employment obtained work agam
The offic.als OF the United Garment WorKen"
America report that the clothing Industry Is saw
ing more activity than for some time