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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-27
THE NAVAL RESERVE READY

orders were issued to the members Of the Naval
Reserve yesterday not 10 away from the CITY
without permission. This resulted from the com
munication sent by Adjutani-General 1',rlnrbast
20 Captain Jacob ". Miller. AID a consultation bv
Ve '"Uer Win the Officers OF the lst and "a
hattalions. The officers We're Informed that in all
probability volunteers would be called upon TO 70
&c Philadelphia and bring tho monitors which are
10 come 10 this port The officers OF the Reserve
said last evening that they were ready for any
emergency. and that all the men needed could he
Furnished at short notice 70 man The monitors
II was understood last evening that The Adj
Juiant- 1ch"iaI or the state awaiting iu;Orfna-
ton from Washington before designating the NUN
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N. Y. A. c. WINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP.


THE LAST HOCKEY GAME OF TIE SEASON PROVES
AN EXCITING CONTEST.
Inc New-York Athletic Club hockey team de-
feated the ST. Nicholas Skating Club by
score OF goals 10 at the St. Nicholas Rink last
evening, thereby winning the championship OF the
United States. There was large attendance
present. and the players were literally appla uded
me play was rough at times. O'Connor was
oady hurt in the second half and had 10 give way
70 Crownshcld Barron. who hurt IN the
game Friday night. unable 20 play last night.
This Handicapped the st. Nicholas team to some
extent.
New-York started the scoring after play
began. Fenw!ck scoring a goal after carrying tho
puck ne entira length OF the rink A few minutes
Ater Fenwick took the puck from Callander. who
was carrying II down the rink A scrimmage re-
suited, and Baird finally extricated himself and
auued aaothc~ goal 10 New-Iork score: Calan-
uer got the puck again. and. after q long run.
passed II to Harry. who shot II through for the
last gonl Of the game and tho only for the 81
Nicholas team. The second half was noteworthy
ior rough play. but no goals were scored.
Inc Ilnt up was follows.
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monitors WIG a''''s % inc
- nemper OF the Reserve said last evening: I'VE
go 'IiAlous 10 snow what we capable OF doing
ana 10 prove patriotism As soon as tho en-
c"ntcs LOT us 10 offer our services Will fall over
ei.eh other IN our eagerness 20 fll the posts as-
nlSneu 10 Us. There Is remarkable degree OF
I ga. ana energy among the members OF al the
GS.NiS'ohS OF the Reserve which have been organ
i"cu. we mean 10 make our service a credit to
pom the city and the State"
dp'aln Jacob W. Miller. Of the Naval Reserve
"neh seen at his home last evening would only
"a! lhet the conversation he had bad with Ad-
!utant-General Tlhnghast over the long-dist ancc
.tl'phonc from Albany In relation uni
!oTmS 'or the Naval Reserve and some minor de-
,aiis connected with the organization. Captain
Miller added with C smile Were ready to man
those monitors soon as they re sent around"
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SECRETARY ALGER KEPT BUSY.
MANY REQUESTS TO STRENGTHEN THE DE
FENCES OF sEACOAST CITIES

Washington. March 26-Thc office OF Secretary
Alger was lively place to-day. II being Saturday
there was an unusually large number Of visitors
Senator and Representatives. who sought informa-
ton on matters in which they were Interested and
some OF them desired that work on fortincatons in
the vicinity of their homes be pushed so as 70
render them imprcgnabe 10 attack Senators
Hansbrough and Roach of North Dakota and
Bacon OF Georgia were among the members ~ the
upper house who saw the Secretary. while others
who came included ex-Representaiive Linton Of
Michigan; George H. Russell a friend OF the Sec.
Telary' from Detroit and James s Clarkson of
Iowa. ReIres rntaiiVe Barrett, OF Naseachusetts
escorted Josiah Quincy. Mayor OF Boston and
Messrs CASTOR and Windsor Of that city. 10 the
Sccretarys of"e They received assurances thai
ne question Of the military and nava. defencos OF
Boston had received the attention Of the officials
mere, ana mat no steps necessary were being
negected Secretary A.ger again held extended
conferences with his bureau chiefs-notably General
wilson, General Greelv, Major Shalcr. OF the
OTGnance BureGu-and with General Miles
me most important action taken WAS the allo,.
ihtht 70 the signal ONCE OF which General Greedy
u al the mead. Of $500 with which TO install az
cicctiic system % sea-coast artillery fire control by
winch proJectIes can be fired from guns with
redsohabIN wei defined accuracy. The money will
De USED also IN connecting the various forts and
poirs az seacoast fortincations by telephone and
telegraph. '0 anu
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TO COMMAND THE NEW TORPEDO-BOAT.
LIEUTENANT KNAPP. OF THE SAN FRANCISCO,
rrANTS LONDON.
LEAVES LONDO,

yo-6on March 2G-IAeutenant John Knapp OF
the United States cruiser San Francisco has been
ordered "a take command Of the torpedo-boat pur-
chased r,- the United States Government by Lieu
.srart-Comnander Coiwen at the Schichau yards
where she was built for Germany Lieutenant
Knapp started for Schichau tonight. The crew
will be supplied from the San Francisco
The torpedo-boat Is Of abou; 100 tons and OF the
trs;-class German type, with single propeller
Germany permitted the sale. the boat is one
kno, slower than wanted IN the German Navy
She Is larger than the Gushing. and approxmates
closely the Ericsson. The boat IS doing her sea
trials today ard Will sail soon as she Is ready
Colonel Bates goes 20 Belgium tomorrow. in or
der F.-I
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THE TEXAS HERE
SHE WILL BE orERHAUI.ED AND REPAIRED AT


The United States bat1c-ship Texas in command
OF captain John W. Philip arrived here from New
port News soon after o'clock last night; and an
chored at the Government anchorage OF Tomp-
kinsVille. She left Newport News quite suddenly
FRIDAY afternoon. In response to orders from Wash
inston At the time the orders were received she
was coaling up from barge along side md she did
not wait 10 have her punkers flied. but LETT the
narbor with only a few tons al coal boa I'd.
she IS expected 20 60 20 tAc Navy Yard either
morning or early tomorrow morning. where she
Will pe overhauc1 ana few slight repairs made
10 her 1t is not known how long she will remain
al this port -
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hundred boxes. chiefly Eastern packing. taken at
to 5,s cents
CLEVELAND PRAISES MKINLEY.

'1T I-4@-h-NH tI'NIot4S VI NI-NI1I-l'
HE SAYS THE GOVERNMENT is PURSUING EN-
ACTiN THE RIGHT COURSE.
Princeton. y j.. March %-Ex- President Cleve-
land who presided at the debate between Yale AMI
Princeton last night. which by the former
made short speech after the debate In which ne
said Il nave been hero long enough to feel Prince
tons defeat. Even II defeated proud Of the
boys and won't forget them" He compared the de-
bate TO law case and said The decision had gone
against you. but you do two things. You
appeal or go to your rooms and swear. tnfortu-
nately appealing won't help US. brt can do the
other"
Later 10 a reporter. when asked MS views regard
Ing the Cuban situation. the ex-PreSident said: Il
think the Government at Washington is pursuing
exactly the right course. II could DO nothing else
and maintain the National honor"
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BUSINESS FURNITURE & DoxEs

LETTER and document ming cspine,s,
legal blank and card index capii'e.r.
nir4on hol. cases; h0okcases: sheiNlhs'
fancy hardwood boxes: shipping and hs .n
Ing boxes sEXsMiTU GARNET AND
WOODWORKING 60. ~ Anr-S
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COLONIAL HOUSES.

N~~~~A~~~~>~~~-~~~~> 49,, -
Architectural Decorations 80 ~
sc~,rtion exterior ant interior. rsprI
,schs C'npS stan. Capitals. Gaole -
ramentr. Fpsioons. etc. wea ~
nnest modelling. largest line "O'D' !
Union Square
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vPS. Della PARNELL BADLY BURNED

HER CLOTHING IGXITEs WHILE SHE WAS SIT
TING BEFORE a FIRE.
London March g7-The morning papers announce
that Mrs Della Parnell. mother OF Charles sew
or, PorDcu has been badly burned by her clothing
isnitine as She was sitting before fire.
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,IEsIORRIIOIDs.

PILES.--No cutting. rugs. loss time. no
pay until cured best references. D..
WOOnRvFF, 81 East 23t-st
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MOVEMENT CURE TvSrITUTEs.

MECHANICAL MASSAGE CURES after
drug. baths and electricity fail.
Pamphlet with lis; Of heath books sent.
THE IMPROVED MOVEMENT CURE
INsTITITE. u Eas, Nth-s,
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CAPTAIN A T NAHAN SAILS
He SAYS HE WILL. BE AT ALI. TIMES WITHIN
REACH or ORDERS AND WILL RE
sPoNp TO Any REQUEST.

SPOND TO ANY REQ EST.
Captain Alfred T. Ma han accompanied by his wife
and family, sailed yesterday on the steamer Fulda
ior three months "trip In Europe. Captain Mahan.
VINO Is recognized as one OF the greatest naval
tnorlies. recently retired from the United states
Navy. re hhd up TO the zine Of sailing received
orders 10 nod himself in readiness for active duty.
bIt ne sad he would AT ali times be within reach
OF orders from Washington and would promptly re-
spond TO any request made to him
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IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

-~>~~~~~>~~<~~ ~ - s~ess>>~>'<>>~N-
PORTRAITS COMPLETE Special mount
ing fine min,n'ures With patent frames
which take one or two miniatures and are
g'nssed with special glasses BROWN. 60
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IVORY GOODS,

NNN~NNNNN< NNNNNNNNN~~0-1-NN.0
MANUFACTURERS Of Toilet Articles.
Billiard Balls. Checks. Miniature ivory.
repairing I'm all branches a specially. \.
JOSEPH Knapp SONS IVORY CO.. IA
E4a ii'h-~'
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BACON FOR SPAIN AND CUBA.

The SIX hundred thousand pounds. or equal 70 a
taoura-d boxes dry sailed bacon. bought last week
FOR me S.arts1 Government Will reach rs des-
taa,i0r ~ -" way OF "a Tcslipmont rom q for
egn port Tlcre good buying last week o.
IA acks f0r the Cuban markets. wl'h about seven
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kLONDIKE OyTrITTERs.

NL0JNlNE FUR SUITS
who."ss.e IriceS. call and inspect. r IS.
" Spring St. southwest cor
r~r broadway.
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REMOVAL SALE.--Great slaughter of
latest classical and popular music and
books IN account Of removal: mgsic foli1s,
80 cts. books fsr ~ cts ALBERTO
HiMANS. 40 West 23i 81.
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nRIC- &-HRAC SFAN REPAIEERs

~..,..
& LEVIEIE. u West lD,h- ST. formerly
with Tiffany & Co. eatisfactiOn SuaiaA-
teed. fans a speciality
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BOXES. HANDLES & DESKS

r. n. ESTES & SONS. - John St
Turned ami Locked Corner Wo"asa
Boxes Handles Toys. Desks and Cn"''s'
A rinrs desk ~ wholesale prices
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INDItLIfsI.E MAItIx;yC.

-~O~~e~ ~,.>---~--.~-~ >-~~-c~~,. -~~>~>~~N0~4N~~
iNDELlBlE MAKING on sheets nap
kins haudkeTchlcfs. etc. 25c per dozen.
goods called for. SHAW MARTIN. Ti5
6th-aNe
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.

'OLCEMEK & ZlMMEHRMANN. book
ti:1srS ana manufacturers q Advertising
Lsteli -. cen-lo.c gods speciality. 2o'
Chufch-st \ Y
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MISCELLANEOUS.

~>~r-~r>N~(.r~>>> ~O~->O>~-~>~N~~->~><
PifOTDGRApHES-- want TO rent fur-
nished photograph gallery with tho priv
liere ~ buying Affrcss y. H.. S32 Tin
'on-ave.
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BELLEvrE DOCTORS orrER THEIR AID

AT the suggestion OF Dr. G. Boiling Lee senior
physician OF the fourth medical division OF Bellevue
Hospital, twenty-onc out Of TIE thirty-two physi-
clans and surgeons Of the STAFF Of that institution
Yesterday signed their names 10 a document IN
which they offer their services 10 the Government
IN case OF war. Dr.. Lee is a Virginlan and a
hepAe" OF ConsuI-General Fitzhugh Lee. Ten OF
the signers are surgeons and the res; phvsirions
All are graduates OF necical colleges Among the
signers We're DIT X NJ. DAILY. OF mis- ctvo Dr
Anton n. BirGe OF New-Jcrsey DR. a w WI
ia.ns: OF Georgia; Dr f.. 5. Insolvency. OF his CIV.
i1r. j. j. Nut OF Illinois. and Dr. Burt wilson 81
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GAS AND OIL STOVES.

SPECIAL. DISCOUNT on Wonderful. DiIe
PLANE stoves In operation. L. J. CAN
.-o\ 70 Fulton 81, Nrw-Nork
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FOLDING beds AND COVCHEs.

SPECTAETIES N FOLDING BEDS: 100
stvles 10 select from. FRED X ANS
LEY CO. 90 West l4ih-s'
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ITALIAN NEWSPAPERS.

>~~O.~ocO~~~~->-~~~--~o~> "-~~>~~~>>>~~>>-~>~o~~>
l.lTALIANO N AMERICA. best adver-
Using medium FOR Italian trade, all
Ianguaeos Translated Office. rs Park
y w. New YORK.
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-~N~NONOoNNN-~O~- ---e--o.NyNNNNo-oS~-N.NoO
CARPETS cleaned ~ steam 10y hand or
on the floor Careful. Carpet Cleaning
Co. l5jS broadway. s2l East Isth-st
CCE & brandt Tel i32 3Sth
COLUMBIA Steam Carpet Cleansing and
penov.'lug WORKS 100 Wet ai,h az
All grades g. yard. Telephone $50 3Sth.
60. Francis T. Powers Jroprl.t0r.-
Works lln-i23 East lYlsf-St between
Park and lexington aves. Carpets ,a;en
up aud reinii II desir"l. rcnOvatinv a.,
carTe's md rliFs specially
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RrsSMAXE9 All STYLES drH"ses PIT,
fect m guaranteed. superior "otk anu
finish: samples shown reasonaoie sa ~
responsible. COOhE, -"o Nes' '
rear H-oqdyav.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-27

STEAM Packing Box Factory; all ORDERS
promptly attended 20 ". =. RILEY.
- f'N.rrV
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FINE FURS.

-oDo~0~.>~~-~~---~~~ ~~>~~~~~~~~~~>O~~N~~>o>
r. VOIkEL i36 6th-ave. The latest
novelties In all kinds % fu-s. .ealsklns.
yer-ian lamb coats speciality: furs
emocelled: reasonable prices.
JOSEPH ScHONLEBEN, SD 6th-ave.
near 4Tth-st. manufacturer n fine furs;
rerrodelling garments 70 the latest style;
all orders receive my persona, attention.
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LADIES' TAII.ORS.

--~>>~>>~~o>-~~D~~-~<~> m ~.o~~~o>-o~o~~o
T.. r. PAULINE :. co. 90 East 25th-st.,
Lafies FatenD Toilors. New styles
worn 'tnsti3
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FRAMES AND PICTURES.

PICTURE FRAMING at makers prices
,yhue waiting II desired. a special dis
count 70 schoo.s and artists. 23d g.. Pie
,urs and Frame Shop i5S West 221-st.
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I<ODAI<s AND CAMERAS.

~ONN-NNNNNNONNrONNl NNNr.N/ON.onNN-or.oN
THE GRAPHlD.-Th finest hand I'm the
world; send cont stamp FOR Bargain
Lift az new and exchanged cameras THE
FpbMEk x S'HWlNG MIG Co, 21l
Cana. -. New York
cAMERAS-.Nvn. second hand largest
stock. 20 r.t cont saved NEW YORK
CAMERA EXCHANGE. ~ Fulton -;
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FLAGS AND SOCIETY GOODS.

THE RESI- PLACE 60 purchase buntings.
nars .or schools buildings. homes, h'so
silk fsrs. society gcods. J. i. JOEL *
CO.. s. Nassnu-s,.. New-fork.
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-DRrssMAKER Perfect h''Sr
and original designer. 'a,aar,,,oed
gowns that are perfection. ana qua qua. a,,lr-
ssvperlor g. imported gowns: perfect h,''ns
shir, waists: any number made on, ~. 10
two designs alike satisfaction snaf ,,,
estimates given on every 1es, tIP'a;" NV
ssU Um%j tressniak,rg. samples of all the
Iafes, spring and summer dress GOODS ara
,n,ai,tes ,o,y ready, AMI will lie shown al
ans. tire. sey6ial samp.es ~ Work s"o""'
Mime GULLY. lO5 West 4''h-st'
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LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE ALPHAB
EMPTY PACKING pOxEs,

LARGEST assortment OF packing boxes &
I'll sizes bought and sold. Il. RYAN.
100 Rcade-s.
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CAsT-OFF CLOTHING.

ATTENTION .-Iilgnes, prices paid Tor
cast-lG clothing Cal or address
JOSEPH r.EV1NTAN 70 9th ave.
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MUSIC DlDAI.S.

o~~c~~~>>~~>>~>>~~~>>~~~~
jACDT * son. - Urlon square. Music
EoNcs from SIC. 10 ; 500. and large
inc of MVssca Novelties and CUCKOO
Cocks
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRlcES.-J'D scccu.-ha I'd
wood AID iron working machine iIIy
guaranteed. machinery bought 3ld ex-
changed GEORGE Il. EDDY. 3Js Mad
sOn-st.
a WONDERFUL. coal saver. 1884 Patent
bergman Heater. a me giant al sav-
ing fuel and keeping steam boilers clean
ana free from scal.. IN. most unique II
all ,e,d water heaters. REM +. KEEL
LEY K SON. Makers. Oh L!beriy-st.: IS
wears svuerisnCe
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COLD FURNITURE & REGILDryG

PICTURE FRAMES ard furniture re-
eildei. finished. equal 10 now. THOMP-
son & MGRAW. 30 East lIth-St
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ErRNITIRE AND CARPETS

IRON BED. BRASS TRIMMED. Woyen-
Wire spring. and good mattress '".'s.
window shades lOc. each. other gp1ds
low. J. LUIS. ioJth-st.
and shave
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.>.>O NNNN0~>~N o0>N0NN~NNNNNNNoO~N
SIGNS Price Markt and Nirt0w Tickets.
gold and SILVER stamped. for all bust
nesses MASTERS ZIG Centre 81
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HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS.

NETWORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL
III West 2Jth-st.-EXc-llent accommo-
dations for sick and disabled animals.
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

~(-0~N~(J~T~N|~l@-l~-@F
NJ ARE MANtFACrUEERS by BUYING
OF u YOU Duy direct and are lifted a.
c1rateiy at bottom pri-eS with fr-,h me-
i.ria.. HALL MANuFACTURING co.
lS1 BroadwaN
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GLASS APPARATUS.

o~o>~>><D.~>O>-~>N> mn ~~N(>>N>>N>0>
pOr CHEMICAL. physical and pharIns-
ceutical use. r. MAcHfErT SONS.
Ii3 tn ll7 East 23d-st
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OF THE ARRANGED
ARTISTIC MATERIALS

>~-~-~~>~~-~~~>N~-~~>~ -~~~~~~~~>~~~~~>~~~~
ARTISTS MATERIALS. pictures and
iraming. large variety; moderate prices /.
best attention given customers. HART
MANN 10 Union square
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COINS. MEDALS, CIRIOS

~~~~~O~o~o~~~~D~o~~->-~N>~ >~~N~~~O~~~~~O
NEW-YORK CDIN AND STAMP co. 40
$50 Broadway. y. f.-l.argest stock IN
America. Reliable buying catalogue. lOc
PRICES PAID Tor rare coins. 10 cents
Catalogue 81 Gold ard silver Coins ali
Nations and Paper Money. 20 cents each
LYMAN II Low 2s7 AZ. ave
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pREsaNAKER BY the day: excellent ~
tor: good references. terms, - a. "''
HOMES i3n Wost Goth 81.
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OBESITY CURE.

INDIGESTION. constipation. rheumatism.
spinal cHrN aiGre, nerve CsHrse, Paia.' 81
,-ss..d with mechanical massage. swedish
movements. by machinery, arun.laL hoLs,
tack. stationary bicycle. LANDER IN
cTrrTT -Tr % Vet ro'n -
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L. ~ NEItS.

LAWYERS.
7~TNNr~~NrS~~N~7~~N-~ ~N--~N~~.
A"SOLL ~ W days. ElN,pAI'i n a
ABSOLUTE EUTHERs. Attorneys. o.
DIVORCES. Dakota and 2.O liroaINas
DINOk' -. ] Investigate our rrm.
ABSOLUTE divorce. any cause. ai.moay
reduced LAWYER GEORGE ROBlNeON
80 Nassau. 9Th floor. telephone. l.o9S
Cortlauit
l.AWl ER ROBERT + NOAH $50 B-oad-
ay.-"u years practice IN all the courts
clfil ani criminal. legal Fees only: no
clients interests ever neglected ac'icss q:
damages arising out ~ injury q person 90
property and divorce cases a speciality. en-
ploys the greatest detective firm In Amer
ics. legal corrhsn1nden's o. errvfeTe: Ld-
vice free Telephone I $50 r'snkNn.
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BABY CARRIAGES.
RHASS MONKEYS.

-~~~~~~~~>~~~~>~--~~> >~~~-~'>~>~ - -
NANfFAC TURERS Of plumbers nish.'
plated goods. W. :. q X. SMITH -
Ann-s, Nee-York
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T.. MAILER.

DIAMONDS. watches. jrwe.ry. repairing
fHe complicated watches. French AMI
hall c.ccks specially. DID gold bought "
exchanged. Established 1857 T3J 9Th
ave near t2a-si
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

6s WEST 2:D-ST.,
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
ALI. REFERENCES
STRICTLY INVESTIGATED.
Servants breaking engagements wiz
be dismissed from ONCE and forfeit all |
claims 10 fee pRic.
Brooklyn Orlcc. ? Bond-st..
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& RENovATJNG

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for all houserleaning lt3 West 28th-
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MIHKORs AND EEAIES.

JOHN G. GKAUL. 1911 West -.,d-st.. old
st and largest store o. Us klad In
Ereafar Nsn- YORK
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FOR SALE.

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FOR SALE-A drug store in good .oCa-
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NJ 2U2 Granl-st.
NO REMINGTON typrwr!tor walnut
desk. good a. new. JANITOR. ga West
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FASHIONABLE UATTERS.

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IIRts SHES.

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CUTLERY o. every description. both IN
wholesale and retail. on hand and male
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NEEICE FURNITURE

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PAD BINDING.

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MASONIC HOOKS a GOODS.

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ZINE 1AILOitING,

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10 Nef cent discount for cash
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ART AND FURNITURE AiC-
TIO<s.l.HS.

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