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forerlosnre Sales.
I,IST 33TH STREET York Supreme


last 18th STREET New York Supreme
~ c.our, County % New York.-The Equitable ldfe
ssvrance Society Of the United states. Paintn agans
$500 Lindsay and others. Defendants-In pursuance
,,sorenf II foreclosure and sale made In the above
er,J,lei action on the 18th day OF October lss ana
al entered IN the I'm lay Of october. ls's ne
,,nae-stgred referee in said Judgment named. VIII
I'M, ~ -rhic auction he New York Real Estate Ex-
%, ,orcugh ~ Me nhattan. the iith day OF No
is,s al twelve o'clock. noon. on that day, by
yt,,an, Kennedy auctioneer the premises IN sald JUGS
80, o,toned and therein described. as follows
Al ,hat certain lot piece parcel OF lana situate IN me
cr ., Sev York and lying and being on the SoutneiI
80 -, Tbrtvdfth street between Lexington ana ihrn
~.ruas bounded and described follows TO VIII; Beg
,t,g a. ront on the Sou;herly side or Thirty h1
,,e, distan, on. hundred and ninety one iee' I'VE hes
ond ouar,er Easfwa-dis from the EasefY sl1e OF Lk
,ny,on Avenue: running he-." southwardy ana para,
"a lexington Avenue and part way through parry wal
seven feet inches thence East"erdly ana
ana ,hree-ararters Of inch; 'herce NoftnwanN ana
"arslis, 10 Lexington Avenue ninety seven Feet ana elk
rches IN tho Southery side OF Thirty-hh street ana
,hence Westerly the said Southery sde or lhrV-
60 c,r.s, tyentv-two and three quarters
n, inch the place OF beginning be said several dis
tsnces and dimensions more or ess o,s
Sew l1th 1888
A"e AI-G.;STr> VASDERPOEl. Referee
ALEXANDER & COLBY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Once and p q. Address.
100 broadway.
New York CITY. . J.. 1, -,
Tho following is diagram ~ the property 70 We eo'u
known as No. 100 East Both street
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:, C.ou-, County o, york-Will'sm Crlttenoea
Adams Plaintiff arains: William Calhoun and o'he's'
Defendants. Sae
1r ,,ads ana entered in above entitled action pea,
ing da.a the IAN day of Ortobe- 1898 the Under
,he Peferes In said Judgment named Will sell az fu,.-
Auction AZ m. Exchange Saesroons no" Iocat~i az
III roadUay in the Borough ~ Manhattan. my o. Nv
yor on he 18TH dpv November. 1898 at IL clo-"
noon on that day by y. Phoenix lngraham. Auct
mo nremses directed by SAID Judgment 10 be SOFA anu
therein described AZ follows; -. to-. --,.b
All those certain lots pieces or parces OF iano VIZ.
the buildings thereon situate the CRY county slG
state n. New York which. taken fogether are Doun.
and describe. ,oiiows 10 wit: BEGlNNlNt AZ poI
on ,ho No-,herly Of Twenty-second seet ulsau
one hundred ard ninety feet iour ncnes f.asei
f-11, tho Sortneastery ~ second ANehur h.'
Twenty md street and running thence Nor'hery va
ai.l with Second ninety eight feet nine hc.' u.
me cen,r, line u bloc; between Twenty >e'hl m.
Tvertv-thlrd streets Easieriv aiotS faia rs
line one hundred and MY fee; eight inehes tnence
cCutteriy para;lcl Secord Avenue ninety 'sn,
nine inches 10 Twenty second street. and thence
along second street hundre3 and my iee
sold several dimensons courses snd disafcN nloe
Ices Together with the engine boilers betting shat'ns
pulevs hangers ard machines m he snih premises
lorg,nr 10 William calhoun Of the parties OF h-
fret mart hereto. Reng the same premises ~,
the .aid William calhoun ly deed dated the -srd DAY OF
ecenbe- 1907 made hy Harri~ g. Newton and "lfe
' Wv ADRIAH H. I.ARkIN. Referee
JULIUS J A. LYONS Attorneys for Plaiatln "@V
Broadway Borough ~ Manhattan. New YORK C.V
u hi-lSf
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW

~ hEME w NJ tOt-Ni VI .'b''
YORK.-Mary 4. Chisolm. Plaintn. against James
Adar and others. Defendants.
In pursuance Of Judgment Of Foreclosure and sale.
ing date the 2ist DAY Of October 1895 Undersigned
the Referee said Judgment named. will sell Public
Auction the Exchange Sale. Rooms now located AZ
III Broadway. IN the Borough OF Manhattan. city Of
New York. The 23i day q November 1898. al p
clock noon On that F Meyer Auction-er.
premises directed ny said judgment be sold and
therein described follows:
All that lot. piece. parcel Of land situate
living being H. the city County and State ~ New
York and In Block designated by the number Fifty
53) The Land Map OF the city Of New York and
bounded and described follows viz: BEGINNING at a
hfty-two o52) eight 81 inches southerly from the
corner formed by the Intersection OF the westerly side of
Creeenwch with the southerly side Of Carlisle
Street thence westerly. al right angles near
v So with Greenwich eighty hve $50 feet four -
inches southerly and parallel or nearly with
again at eht angles nearly with Greenwich street
seven 90 feet inches thence southerly again
- with Greenwich Street twenty FIVE
% inches thence eastery and again AZ
right angles nearly with Greenwich Street but
santing slightly the south % feet
inches thence southeriy and parallel
nearly Greenwich Street three ~ inches
castery right angles nearly Greenwich
street eighty Ave $50 feet and half i.J
70 the reserly side of Greenwich Street and thence
inches the point place - beginning Said premises
known number One hundred nd lei IlOsD
Greenwich Street In the CITY o. New York
Dated New York. October 3lst 1905.
JAMES KEARNEY. Referee
SCHENCK Pt'NNErT.
Attorney. FOR PLAINTIFF 10 Liberty
haitian city u Nov York
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80. e.

Twenty second s.
The approxirns,e amount ~ len charge satisfy
which IN. described property Is 70 ne sold
s2I 1892 interest thereon from the 18th day
october 1895 together and disbursements ana
allowances Amounting 1897 Is. with Interest from oo-
Ter IL Isos together OF the SALE. tn.
approximate Of assessments water rates or
other liens which be allowed TO the purchaser out
Of the purchase money paid by the Referee. Is
81, l65. 50 and interest. -
Dated. New York october "a. 1898.
ADRIAN II. LARKfN. Referee
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES $40 second-Gbif
wood and iron working machines. funf
Guaranteed. machinery bought and ex
CHARGED GEORGE H. EDDh. 3ys NAdi-
eor-sf.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WIFI + 81 HN I'm Il.
"a xEw-YORK- EENsTowN-IIvERPool.
Maies:ic... Nov l6 noon Majestic Tues. Dec 49,
C;ermanc... o. noon. tymrc. Dec. a. p M.
Teutnnc.. Nov. 80 noon Germsnic. Dec 81. noon
Britannia 49,. Dec = noon Teutonic Dec IS noon
saloon rates On Cymrlc. so up. Germsnc Britannia
$50 un Majestic s75 up. Second Cabin. si2 %
unwsrds Third Glass Cymrc Gernanic and Britannia.
$50 on Majestic and Teutonic. s2I 50 Revenue tar
additional
WHITE STAR LINE
PIER No. IS. North River Once. Broadway. ~. 7.
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The approximate amoA, Of the Hen or charge 20 sasS
-,,.r ,be aNov. property be sold Is S.255s. WIN
,'crss. thereon from the l7h day Ct october ISL 20
,a.tor with costs and allowances amounting 70 s3"f
80 ,nf.res. from the ~ OF November lsSs. To-
reher WITH the expenses 81 the sale The appIokina =
ro,, - axe. assessments other Hens. which arr
"a no allowed 70 purchaser out Of the purchase o,ss
or paid by the referee Is 1000 ana lhte'rs ny
aho,e nrera~ arc 20 sold subject 10 por mortgage
~ s3s 90 thereon from the hrst DAY OF
June 1887. 49, ono
" JOSEPH " ELROY Jr Referee
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THE CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
HOUSES. iG5-i6I-;Gs Wes, 32d-s stor-
nge moyinr Taienhone. Tft ash st
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WATCHES ON INsTALMENT.

-r-~|-~( - |--|~-(-| |N~|l@-~|N
WEEKLY PAYMENTS Fine Hiamcrfs
Watches WATCH SUPPLY co. j
Maiden Lane. Room s.. AL Eoc:s guar
AGtoed
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A DvERTIsEMEHTs ana subscriptions for Tn. Tribun.
"a received at their Uptown Once. No. I242
"a door north ~ 3lsst, until O'Clock m. advertise
nen,s received at the following branch Offices at regular
once rates until o'clock D. viz: "a sth-ave
cor 23t -; ~ dh-a'e cor. l2th-s. Mscy's OH
and lIti 81. l32 columbus West
West 42l-st ath-ave.. 10 Es.t s;h-st 2s7
east. between 1th and sh 100 East 47,h aas
2t-aNe.. bttween 10Th and nth 1925
6i,tst.: 7os lst-ave eoh-si ESQ 3d-ave near
<is;-st. 354 3d-Ave 21o Bleeckers a25 Pl..cker-s
zoos "a ave 20 East soth-s 1921 "a ave- ed2 "a eye
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nLARD WANTED.

,>~>~~(~-~o-~~o>0 observation-disclosures
GENTLEMAN desires room md board IN
strictly private family until December 1.
then for self wife nd i've year-old boy
terms moderate; between 10th and 3O'h
SIS references for the winter. II suited
: b. Box is. Tribune ONCE.
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DESKS & oEEICE FURNITURE.

~ 49, y. -, ~ NNH(NH, = ~
ers. cashiers desks; partitions. tables.
HARBU RGER. ij& C1nal-si.. near lluf
sOn-st.
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Orean Girdmers.
COOKS TICKETS AND TOURS.
- Holy Land and Egyr;. Europe China. Manila japan
Hawaiian Islands. Programme free from =. -
THOS COOK q son POI and Do broadway y !
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PED ID LINE.
Asror La Guayra Puerto Cabelio Curacao and Mara
c.,ho via Curacao-Calling also at Porto Rico.
~ From Roberts Pier Brooklyn
pIrrAIFIPHIA. NM. Saturday. Nov. s. 3 P. NJ
3 G cARAcAS-............Sa Saturday Nov. 10. / p. NJ
These steamers have superior accommodations for pas
'eHts'' BoUI.roN BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. 1875 Front ST.
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LOST


HANDBOOK No sn3 e4a. ~ the Bowery
Savings Bank Is missing. The finder Is
requested TO return ~ 70 the bank. ~ not
restored before the 9th day OF December.
1905. Application will he made 10 the bank
f0r a nes book.
LOST. -Bankbook No $40 4l4. Bank Tor
Savings $50 Fourth ave. New iork'
PAYMENT stopped Please return book 70
bank.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS subscriptions Tor The Tr,sune
y received a their Uptown ONCE No l'<'- hohu"a,
~ door Of 3stst until O'Clock p IN
rens received AZ the following branch Offices at regular
orsce rates until O'Clock p m. viz pa sh ave &
cor 23d st 1852 6th-ave. 18th MacSs o,'-a'''
ana IstN-s l42 Columbus ave. near West oo'h-|t
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
CARPET CLEANING.

->~~-oN> >>Oo~~NrNcN 0oNN|0|01Nc|(|'"oo
CARPETS cleaned by steam. By hand or
on the floor. Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co, i.55s Broadway. AL East 4sth-st'
COZ ~ BRANIr. Tel i22-3sth.
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INRENCH LINE.
CoMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANsAr,.h NTiQCz
D1PFC,T LINE TO HAVRE-PARIS (FRANCE)
Sailing Every Saturday al 10 A. NJ
From PIER No. AZ North River. foot Morton Street
e scoeoe Nov u La vouraire. Dec
Ia charnpagne Nov. ~ la Gascogne Dec. 10
u Rretaene Nov 90 La Champagne Dec II
Col agency U. s. and Can. Bowling Green. N Y
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VIEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

T-N
y ~ ..cw York-I.ous +. Mailer, plant'n. against
Albert Kl.r,mc al. defendants At.
made ana entered the above entitled action bearing
49, o-h sav or October lsaS l. the underslsned th'
a tr saS fder-nt named Will sell at public auction
3, the New York Real Estate Saesrooms No III
y.aiuoy in tte borough Of Manhattan city % New
w on the el'h DAY November lss az II o'clock
,o,r on ina, dav by BRYAN H. Kernely arctonetr the
npen,sss directed 10y said judgment - oe sold and
herein described a. follows; 49,, -,
AZ MT certain narce u land situate lying and being
&, 30 Porough Of "anhaftan. II the city county ana
state OF New YORK. and bounded and descrlbed as follows
AZ point rortherly side Of Elghu ninth
etrect distant hy-eight feet eastery rom me north
eer, corner u Eighty street and columbus ave
me. running thence nor'heriy. parable! win columbus
avenue and part the distance through me centre OF a
.eve five feet thence easterly end parallel
rh Eighty ninth forty two feet. thence souhey
seain parae with columbus avenue 10 the northery
., ~ Eighty ninth seventy i've feot and thence
westerly along ncrthey side Of ish'y nnth street
fnrtv-t two .eet 70 the point place ~ beginning.
pa.sd Ney York November 9Th. 1898
'NN " JOSEPH 81 ELROY. Jr. Referee
VIM O'DONOGHUl,. Attorney for Plaintiff.
i15 nroadway.
Ro-ough ., Manhattan. city - New York
Street number q this property lie - West s9th ST
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COOK. BY first class meat COOK or will
work al anything for the winter o n
NJ. Tribune Office.
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1IARN,S Nile AND PALEsrINE PARTIES.

NLARN = NII1E .fNIJ T-fI-I1o T NE AIt T IES.
~ I>avs Jan. 81. FEB and ~ lorg s5s5. give
q days al onstaatnopl@. DAYS IN Athens. option
J. or weeks in Egypt Or Palestine with so side trip
:, Isl Cataract OF Nile. So Galee Trip Be-. Short
tours spending weeks n Egypt and Palestine. $500
Special Round World Party, $1,000. leaves Nov 20;
Hawaii trip. $500. Japan and China "Trip $3.50.
r {. CLARK. III broadway. y. Y
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

i.-G5 PARK AVE. corner 3sth st
Large. handsome room second moor
MAJ lor dining room: reference.
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Carlisle Street.

The approximate amount Of the lien satisfy
which the above described property Is 70 be sold Is sJ2
25s a. with interest thereon from the 18Th dAy %; o.
tober l@Ns together with and allowance
st21S8 october 2st 1895 together
with She Of the sale The approximate amount
- taxes assessments. other liens which be al
lowed the purchaser u the money. r
paid by the Referee. is 81 30 ana interest
Dated: New York. O, tober 3is 1895
JAMES KEARNEY Referee.
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N~~>S~~~~~~~~~~~o~ -NcVNo|S0~oe"S..S>| W.
i5c EACH.-Volneys Ruins. Poems
Of Passion" Smolletts Count fnthom'
"Iancelot Greaves.' PRAI l. Iol o.n ~
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West li,h street

i1th street
join SABINE SMITH. Referee.
Edward s Savage. Attorney for plaintiff 81 Nassau
Street New Yo:k CITY.
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DPfvFR. Married: understands good care
~ horses or porter or nigHt Waterman
JOHN SEMLFR. GA East ll',' 81
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PATENT sOLICITORs AND AT
TORNEYo.

--~~-~~~~~~~>~-~~r-r-r >---r-~ ---0o-o~o~~>~~-
PATENTS obtained all over the world.
Prompt and careful attention always
OSCAR 4 MICHEL. 800 broadway. ~. Y.
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WORK WANTED.

cOIORFD BOY 10 would Ike position In
b0t... ba,lboy OF porter. ? years In pr
vata -lace Address e. g.. Tribune once
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EXTRACTOR in dental office. fv- years
experience: can furnish best 'estimoniars'
Address Pox 1856 Norris Plains y. J
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! GRAMrKrT PARE.-Frort parlor and
bedroom. with private bath. dining room
on parlor floor; references.
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FOR TEXAs. GEoRGlA AND FLORIDA. ;,
srpAICHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to all
point, in Texas Colorado Arizona. California. Mexico
&C. Georgia. Florida &c Delightful excursions
r "a MALLORY & co. Gen. Agts.. Pier 20 E. p. y. 7.
old DOMINION LINE.
~ For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News.
p,,s,.bure Portsmouth, Primers Point. Richmond Viz
s,nia Beach Va. and Washington. D. C. Freight and
ssenyer steamers sail from Pier 20 River every
Weekday except Saturday. at F. NJ. and satueeay al
l.. GUIL1.AUDEU. Vice Pres't and Traffic Mgr.
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SEWING MACHINE SALE.

= o " E S TIC. 500:
New Home. Singer.
y. s.. SIS; hlgh
Arm. $50: discount
Tor cash in 80 days:
cOc. weekly.
WESTERN UNION
SEWING MACHIN e
CO, 1T3 3d-ave.. near
i6th-st.
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DRESSNAnING.

l|~7-(D7N|~o|N~7-[DTN||
S0LD[s FWRRlERo
o.. retail stock cleared out At wholesale
prices. Seal garments, etc. altered 10
the latest London and Partisan styles AT
moderate prices sOI 6th-ave.. between
tsih and iGth ste.
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TYPEWRITERS.

~ - 80 o. r. % . - -
BLiCkESSDEKFEK TlfLWEIIkiS.
guaranteed the best; price s31 thousands
IN use. send for home indois"in"hts
PLICKENSpERFEE MFG 20 u. ana
co nroadwav and i70 shave. Telephone.
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EssMAKIHG.- Artists street gowns
perfect ~. style and finish. IS. nesigee+.
evening gowns wraps. ETC.. at proportlo.i-
steIv low rates HARRISS. Yves: l4th-
81, elevator
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ADVERTISEMENTS ard subssrp'icns FOR Ihe Inuane
n received then Uptown once, No. l2'- Bfoaonhs'
"a door north Of 3is until o'clock m. sdVeruse
ments received the following branch offices al regular
cor 23d-si: lj2 0h-sye l2hst MACY oth-a,e
lsth-st. ColCmbusave. West loo
West 42d-s' near e,hay. 90 East lttt-s 20 W ss
42d-st eth sth 100 East 41th St LOS,
'1-ate 10Th nth l.O25 3tave. near
6ist-st l1Os ist-ave near Ssh-st.: 600 30 ave near
Ilst-s 55s 3d-aye 21O Blocker 325 Bleecker ST.
zoos 80 East 79;h 1921 &c 1902 Sd ave
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EMPLOYMENT. AGENCIES.

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR
The Tribune received AT their Uptown
ONCE. No. 242 Broadway % door north
Of 3ist-st until Q o'clock ?. m. adver-
,isements received az tho following branch
Offices al regular Office rates until o clock
y m VIZ "a shave. $ .. cor. 30 st. +.
i52 Gth-ave cor ioth-st. Mays 9Th
ave and I4th-st.. 1872 Columbus ave. rear
West Goth 81 100 West 42d 81. near 9th
ave so East lifh st. 251 West va
:, 33s ~ ave. between 18TH and nth
81. / O2s 81 ave. near 6lstst los Isl
ave near s9th st go 81 ave. near llsi
3, "a .d-Avc.. 2lO Bleeckcr 81
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CT\ARlt LINE

a. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Prom Pier 49, y r., foot Of Clarkson 81.
a npania Nov r. u Ftruria sDec. 3. A. II.
-rnra Nov 70. 10 :. NJ. 'ampana Dec. 10 noon
.ucania. Nov 90 J. " Jmbria 90. Dec. Il 4. ".
VERNON Il. BROWN 4 Co. Gen. Agents
BOWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-09
SHERMAN nom.

The state suffers a very palpable loss
in the death of Hon. Sherman Hoar.
He was young man who gave prom
Use of more than ordinary public use
fulness and this may be said without
reserve even by those who differed
widely from him in political precepts.
His independence and honesty in them
selves furnished a healthful example.
as did also his earnest interest in all
matters appertaining to the public well
fare. If the democratic party had re-
tanned such men as he in control. It
would not have sunk so low as it now
has in the estimation of the state and
nation. 1t is a curious fact that
among the young men who brought the
Massachusetts democracy to its high
est estate of influence and power, all
the prominent leaders have passed
away save Williams and Quincy, and
these two survivors are now political
antagonists within the party. Sherman
Hoar, William e. Russell and John F..
Andrew are gone. Outside of politics.
Mr.. Hoar won distinction also at the
bar During his career as United
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-09

States district attorney, he had the
handling Of several very important
cases. which we're conducted in man
ner that brought him great credit.
Among these was the Maverick Bank
case. but most of all the conviction OF
Mate Bran of murder committed on
the high seas. This has become one
of the most celebrated cases in the ms
tory of the Massachusetts bar
Since the war broke out, Mr. Hoar
has won the gratitude of Massachu-
sets by his assiduous care for her SICK
and wounded soldiers, and it was while
laboring for their relief that he con-
tracted the disease which finally
proved fatal to him. A member or
the executive committee of the volun-
teers' relief association, he not only
superintended the shipment Of sup
plies to Santiago and the various
camps, but he visited those camps
and worked zealously to better the
condition of the suffering. The diet
kitchen which he caused to be estab-
lished at Montauk was by no means
the sum total of his achievements.
The cause and manner of his death
entitle him to be remembered as one
of those who gave up their lives in the
service of the nation.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-09
TIE THEATRE.

What Happened to Jones' amused
two large audiences at the Worcester
theatre yesterday. There was large
matinee, though the performance did
not go so well as at night, because Ade-
laide Thurston, who plays the part Of
Clssyl was out of the cast and her work
was done by an understudy Last even
ing. however, Miss Thurston was in the
play and gave a most finished perform
ance. She is especially adapted for the
part, being a girl with a strong resem-
blance to Gladys Wallace, and speaks
her lines and acts her scenes with grace
and skill. Miss Thurston leaves the
company permanently soon to become a
member of the Milwaukee Stock Com
pany Bert G. Thayer was good in the
part of Jones and E. Soldene Powell
successful in the part of the professor
Of anatomy
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HIS VIEWS.
Major Taylor Won't Ride
Sundays.

st. Louis. Mo, oct s-The first
races ever held in this city under the
auspices of our new Cyclists Union,
We're held today and proved in every
way most gratifying TO the new organ
ization. The principal event in the
program here is the I've mile so point
championship. The trial heats were
ridden this afternoon with Bald Coo
per, Gardiner, Kimble and i as
the lucky heat winners Dark
ness caused a postponement of
the final until tomorrow, but
tonight it looks as though some
other arrangement would be made Ii
company with Arthur Gardiner. l
have positively refused to ride on sun
day We are both opposed to Sunday
racing. Eddie Bald left after the races
tonight for New York, where he be-
gins Monday rehearsals for the play
he will take out on the road this win,
ter. Cooper and Kimble are the only
two men left, and il is not believed
that they will care TO ride for hollow
championship.
From st. Louis we go to Cape Cir
ardeau, where there are races on
Thursday and Friday. / shall reserve
myself for the one-third of a mile CO.
point championship there. 1t would
not be at all surprising If it was de-
cided to run of the final of the five
mile Championship. and that would
also be settled at Girardeau. We will
be in St. Louis on the last two days Of
this month, after which ! intend go
ing after a few records on a chainless
wheel.
The summaries Of todays race were
as follows:
Five-mile national championship:
First heat-E. O. Bald won. Time
1859 rs.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-10-09

Col Ray Of the United States troops
made short work of the objections Of
fered by Col. Parron ia command Of
the garrison at Manzanillo The Span
ish commander started in to bring
about delay just as other Spanish
commanders have tried to do, and sent
word to Col. Ray that he understood
that the city was not to be evacuated
until Oct. 10 and intimated that he in
tended to hold the place. A little thing
like that did not phase the commander
of the American forces, and with stan,
dards flying he marched upon the city.
When the Spanish commander saw
that business was meant, he sent word
to Col. Ray that he would give up the
custom house at once, provided that
the Americans would not raise the
American flag over the building. and
was politely informed tnat one of the
first things the Americans had been
in the habit of doing was to raise the
insignia of their sovereignty. The
Spanish commander backed down and
a fight was averted.