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cannot hope to recover her general health through
athletics so long she remains locally weak. a wo
suffering in this way is untitled to bear the strain
OF athletics Just much she is untitled to bear the
duties and burdens of wifchood and motherhood
There is a sure safe, speedy and permanent for
all disorders of this description It is Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription. II acts directly on the organs
concerned i'll wifehood and maternity, making them
strong and healthy and vigorous. II soothes pain
allays inflammation heals liberation and tones the
II hts woman TO indulge in and be bene-
hted by, athletics All good medicine stores
sell H.
Your valuable Favorite Prescription cured me Of c
male weakness and catharral discharge from the lining
membrane of the special parts" writes Mrs H. Parker
oil brooklyn. Jackson Co, Mich II perfectly
we'll"
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation
Constipation s the cause Of many diseases Cure
the cause and you the disease One Pellet" is
gentle laxative, and two a mild cathauic Drug.
gists sell them. and nothing is just as good"
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THE NEW REpUBLICAN ORGANIzATIoN
PROGRESS TOWARD THE ENRoLMENr-NH" ''''-
BEERS OF THE WAYS AND MEANS


The Ways and Means Committee OF the 'o,''rn''.
tee of Fity-three met last evening In the s' '"n'''
Building. and received reports Of several Suo-oo'"
nnittcos which had been raising funds for the con"
ing Republican enrolment and securing p'aceS ,o'
enrolment. necessary registers, bIahks' GU -,
i. Homer presided and addresses were maze ~
General Wager Swayne. J. Bayard Backus }. .
Iehmaler John Elderkin and others. The folo"
Ing were made new members OF the committee Vi
Wavs and Means:
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Til. athletic ,nanis the

The athletic woman is the
woman OF the day. The
past twenty years has seen
\ wonderful progress in this
| respect. That this tendency
| will result in a more robust
womanhood. better able TO
bear the burdens and duties
and pleasures Of life, there
can be no question. But
this result will be accom-
plished by the building up Of
those women already in rea.
sonably robust health, and
the killing off Of their weaker
sisters. Athletics will make
a naturally strong woman
stronger and healthier; they
will make naturally weak,
sickly woman weaker and
more sickly, and if INDUCED
in to excess, may result
fatally.
A woman who suffers from
weakness and disease Of the
delicate and important or
4
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INDIA AND THE GOLD STANDARD.

London. Jan. 2G-Lord George Hamilton Secre-
tary Of State for India. speaking this evening al
Chiswick said he thought that during the course
OF the next twelve months the Government might
take steps TO establish gold standard for India
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ITS LENGTH.
From Tho Chlcnro Tribune.

From The Chicago Tribune.
Rankin dnspoctsg the N Of his new garm.nt-
I don't know whether ike this or not Nnd's
your idea OF the lcugth ~ m of'rcoat' .
Svl.-I generally wear one about four winters,
hut | think that. too long Don't let it influence
Won old chan.
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TURKISH BATHS FOR HORSES.

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
An enterprise unique ana novel Will be started
near the Harlem track at the beginning OF the
ing season. IIorsemen and others who in quest of
pleasure or gain drawn TO Harlem will be at
racted by sign which Will read something as
follows:
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ALGIERS vOT VET OUJJ.y

Algiers. Jan ?e-Several Isolated outrages were
committed here to-day. a number OF lows were
stoned and badly injured.
A native shot at French non-comm.sSloncd ON
Ger. missing him. but wounding u woman
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ota, 500 $50 5o7 s37 300 sji32s5s2 si53 40 4o
The gross yield for 1891. shown above, aggregated
IA approxmately as follows: Gold. - 5l-lC"; silver
q 2i-iOO: copper % $500; lead. 6S1-lW
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she pays for two She pours the tea-see herF
Nowp N, ,,,u. ,,.,a ny
tar "ido IN h.r he was real. To me II was an
other ghost and one with the appearing anu S'"-
yinciug quality Of deep sorrow about H.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-27

Al Take Hoods Pills Aid
A1Tpr IlInnnr assimilation Of food as
Vt'0' 0tIsssOs sist digestion prevent and
cure constipation. Get HOODS PC. OF drug
gists or c. !. HOOD & CO.. Lowell. Mass
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THE OpPENHEINER INSTITUTE

,,r the cure O, Alcoholism. Drug Atic,!ons and Nsu-
rasthenia Craving removed In one Gay. Sc q iruss
discontinued at once hy p1derncs sshie-, can
yer suffering or interruption oi patients occuI alo
Privacy assured Indorsed by many u the ceTsy ana
medical profession Writ call telephone Tor bcoA9r
1871 West 46th St, New York.
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WORKS

promised for the committees Information had
not been forthcoming. 1t was decided TO lay 'he
resolution upon the table
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T.. !. BLISS. Jr..
GEORGE W. CLARKE.
EMIL cAbNEK.
THOMAS CRAWFORD.
JOHN J. CLANCY.
NICHOLAS ". DAY,
SAMUEL G.. FRENCH.
T.. pAYSON GRIFFIN.
CLAY ". GREENE.
DANIEL r. hOAG
Or. ABBOTT HODHMAN,
FRANCIS .. LLOYD.
CHARLES II. LELAND.
WARMER MILLER.
SAMUEL NJ MILAN.
EDGAR l.. MARSrON.
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HENRY y. NICOLL
JOHN ". PIEKSON.
HENRY CLAY PlEltCt.
HERBERT PARSONS.
A. Il. SAkLE.
JOHN STEW ART.
MILTON SEE.
FRANK L. STOTT.
JACOB SIEGE1..
JAMES II. TAYLOR.
EUGENE INDERHlLb,
JOHN II. VAN WOltMER.
JOHN Il. WASHBt IN.
CHARLES \. WALK ER.
ALEXANDER WAbk Eh.
DR.. LEONARD WEBER.
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ho. been strongly represented. and among those
we'll known here are j. Wilmer Bidde LOUIS pb 10
de " NJ McCauley and +. II Bohlen, Oh rd''a-
Golby Of New-York: Andrew Low Green OF Geor-
ola and Walter Travis Of Flushing; +, .h
Pines are Miss " NJ Hurlburt. Miss NJ. Ma arl
burt and T. l. Hurburt OF Bro9kyh- ~ Sr,e w ots
White and Frank s White Of Boston, tra MT; an Of
Mrs E Robbins Walker and * , =, r '"''"'' -
Lakewood has large arg 5 5S0wqBs s rr9 An
lV Waviland George n Usher Dr. and Mt.
en starr NJ and Mr' p WfsiSy i f. 5GoadSy
Wr nd Mrs Nathan Straus and john ; carr, pi
XeweYork, Mr. and Mrs Thomas Adams r.. NJ
and Mrs. Otto Huber and Wi!lism D. N'~''' %
Among The he Palmer HSg aG are the snd
Mrs J. NJ Corey, II. +. A. Ilesse Mrs II key'
5 p Bunker. and william WI E ,Iae Roarke Of
TROY. Cornelius j. Dusen berri ana Marvin 'i"s''
af Brooklvn and r a Board. CT Lufa!o
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TROUBLES or THE WCoRuIcK FAMILY

ONE BROTHER Committed SUICIDE. ANOTHER Is
MISSING AND a THIRD Is ~ THE ALMsHOrsE.
Elizabeth y. J.. Nov. Is (SpeciaD-Search is being
made by detectives for William Mccormick. brother
OF Judge Thomas J. Mccormick. OF Elizabeth,
who committed suicide IN the Roman Catholic
Cemetery on September 49, The Judge ana his
brother William jointly owned piece OF property
worth $4,000 IN Elizaoeths chief business street.
William Mccormick an indorser or the Judge
notes for several thousand dollars. II is alleged
that he disposed OF his haf-interest In the Eiiza-
beth property for 50 900 r. F. Cailaghan.
saloonkeeper after being informed by the Ma
tioral State Bank OF Elizabeth that he would be
held responsible for the notes which he had IN
du-sed -
The bank has filed bill or relief In IN" New
Jersey Cont OF Chancery 70 set ASIDE me CONVEY
ance by which Mccormick disposed OF his prop
erty TO Callaghan. Notice OF this was seryed on
the latter Yesterday. but when the bank oincie'.
tried 10 serve notice on Mccormick Il was founc
that he had disappeared ,,
Since the Judges suicide. because or nnanchi
troubles his youngest brother. John, mas returned
10 Elizabeth after an absence OF several years
with his mind partly blank. and having speEt an
irhcritance OF several thousand dollars lie -
now bcing cared for a; the Elizabeth almshoGse'
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CAUGHT BY THREE WOMEN.
THEY c1.EvERLY TRAP AN ALLEGED THIEF AND
sWINDITR.

swINDITR.
An alleged svindeT and thief. for whom the no.
b,ken nolice have been looking since November s.
vae cleve-ly trapped and arrested by three women
IN ,ha, CITY Yesterday. on November RuHo!ph
S.ar,uss a Young man boarding with Mrs Emma
pischon n, No 800 Newark-st. advertised IN
Ce-rar paue- for work. A man VINO SAID that ne
ras n need o. a achrar called and Offered STAN
.,ss CONFINEMENT While the young man was max
i've ,repara,ors to accompany the stranger to New
york 10 accept the place the supposed employer
etole a pockethook containing ts from bureau
d-,ver ard vas caught In he act by hVe-year -oid
Elsie Bischon who did not toll her motner "ha'
sne say until the man had escaped
Mrs Ris,hot reported the robbery 10 the ponce
and when they failed 10 do anything she ana MIS-
Nina Krumm and Mrs John Farley decided 10 SCI
q tran fo- ne thief. They inserted an awe Use
,,ent for WORK IN German paper giving the ad-
irass ~ Mrs Krumm. No. 81 Nll"W-aNe-
P-ir,t and early YES .orday morning man rang
Ne IGOR bell and seeing that the calier aIsWeIeI
e Sescrufion Of the thief VINO stole Mr. blschoH
none Mrs Krumm called the TWO other women,
srl t,ey confronted the man. stlZed MN anu
.nrned him over 70 the police.
The prisoncr was booked as Charles Muller. OF no
- Avenue a New-YOrk. He denied that he was INC
man who was wanted but the women were - posi-
I've in their Identification that Recorder stanton re-
AM .l
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70 ABATE BARREN ISLAND NUISANCES.
MAYOR VAN WICK PEops COLONEL MURPHY
SPEEDY ACTION EXPECTED

SPEEDY ACTION EXPECTED.
Mayor Van WICK yesterday received a report
from special committee OF the An,i-Barren ISL
and League. containing complaints against the
long-standing nuisan-cs a. Barren Island. He
passed the report on 70 President Murphy o, the
Health Board with the foloS ne suggestions:
Complaints have long been made tha; the buei-
ness carried on az Barren Island has been OF SUCH
q character as 10 be public nuisance and tho
cause Of sickness fo people 2nd damage to property
n adjacen, neghoorhoods. During the last sum
mer such complaints made 20 this office were al
mere regulation Of these business operations has
not removed the causes for complaint. In SUCH
event resort may 70" had 20 ire power 70 abate and
prohibit after dgtc specified the business caus-
ing the nuisance.
I bring this matter 10 your attention at the pres
ent line as any action in the nature - an abatc-
meut now ordered be- timed to take erect re
fore the recurrence OF the warm weather ana op-
portunitv IN the interval viii he afforded those az,
fected Is me order % abatement TO secure other
locations for carrying on their business.
The ink on the Mayors communication was
barely dry before President Murphy sent word
back 70 the city Hall that he had called special
meeting Of the Health Board FOR 10 q. m. on Mon
dav 70 consider the Barren Island nuisances. ana
had given notice 10 the contractors OF Barren ISL
and 10 appear before the Board NJ the meeting a
promise 20 carr, out the Mayors recommendations
was included in Colonel Nurphy's letter.
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lyoTgrR FIRE SHOP" ~ uARLBoho

,, Xo, 26-rhe following no,ice
.o'..I q, ne factory Of John OCOnneh & Sons
o. This city this afternoon ... g., ,,,s
All nrio, }s.s and agreements now IN IVlCe "a sos
fscfoty viii terminate ga ufday Nosti,n' ID sholl
"a 80 - eers ~ the business We claim ana siilii1
eI.rciss ne right 10 hire and discnaree Hof '
any person persons whcI'7rei , a., smcb change
XII Contracts ana agreements vii BE- mage ny
~ ci~nr.nre mus, be settled by snd betweeh o..
srapoyes and our firm We DO noi CAIN 'e sntist
20 trSs,sere in any way with the indiVdua! or
Srssdon, M any person We are now reaus oi,u
,haIi he pleased 10 confer with any or an o. oui
rr.sent employees in relation 70 future eHp'oyH''"'
rrrSsr .hs ppew Drice lists and agreements
Tho firm OF John o'Connell Sons employs aoout
four hundred hands. and turns out ABOUT 'n'o'
thousarde pairs OF shoes week
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MURDER DOES Not BAR INHLRI1ANtt.
CHILDREN OF NAN WHO KILLED HIS BROTHER
AND SISTER TO GET SHARE IN
THEIR ESTATE

cisun. Cal Nov 26-Judse Buckles OF the
soano County Superior Court. has just decided an
Interesting case. involving the question whether
person can acquire property as the direct result oil
his own crime. The decision Is in the Affirmative
Louis Frank. Arthur. Thomas and susan bele"
were brothers and sisters. Louis ard susan were
unmarried and both possessed estates In their own
right The father and mother were dead. Frank
was without funds and possessed FAMILY WIN
whom he was not living at the time. He murdered
Louis and Susan with no apparent motive except
20 succeed TO portion OF their respective estates
He pleaded guilty and was hanged
Tho pe,it,on for the distribution OF the estates OF
s,,san and Louis Below asked that said estate be
distributed In equal shares to tho surviving orotn-
ers and TO the estate of Frank Beew one OF the
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WITH QUEENS AND ROCKS.
JANOwsKI PLAYING FINE CHESS IN THE
6HOwALTER MATCH,
ruLsBUKY ON A ToUR-NDTEs OF THE PRINCE
TON ToURNAMENT-GAMEs FROM A

rIIIspURT ON ToUR--NOTEs OF THE PRINCE
TON TouRNAMENT-GAMEs FROM
FOREIGN FIELD.
The fighting in the match between Janow.h and
showalter has been decidedly IN favor OF the former
SO far Independent OF .he score for chcas-players
have long ceased 10 take the score into consdera-
ton when speaking o. tho games analytlcnly. In
the first gan tho Kcntuckian allowed his adver
sary 70 outplay him. in the second game showalter
went IN for q complicated combination which nj
time promised 10 win n piece. but which a
matter OF fact lost pawn and got black into
somewhat peculiar position. from which there
seemed 20 be escape. and in the third game both
players missed an opportunity 10 win. and n draw
as the final result therefore most atisfnctory.
Janowsk won the fourth game OF the match at the
Manhattan Chess Club yesterday afternoon. when
he opened the contest with Ruy Lopez. which
Showalter defended In the Berliner fashion 10y
means OF 3. .Kt-B3. The opening played
cautiously on either side, and but for exchange
o; Bishops the pieces remained nearly all the
board. Soon aftcrward however, exchange OF
queens followed. and while Janowski had castled
the kings side Showater had brought hts king
into safety the queens side The players then
settled down TO work and each IN turn proceeded
with attack on the place whore the respective
kings located. The took q sudden
change when the Partisan sacrificed the exchange
in order gain entrance with both his knights
and the rock into the adversary's citadel The at
tack gained him n piece and afterward the
game The score Ot the match stands in favor
Of Ianowski by three games 70 none. one game
being drawn. Here follows the score o: the game:
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uorEuENrS or TRANSPORTS

The Quartermasters Department al tne army
building reports the following location and move
ments OF transports:
IN. paaan,a-ss sailed November - for SIevitas.
The Port Nlcfor-Arlved Ponce November 30
I've He-Salled November - from san Juan for New
The Mohawk the Mobile and the Mssszchusstts-Rs-
The xanitoba-saQei November 81 from Nuevitas.
cuba. FOR Newport News
The N.rneWsska-N per =. Brooklyn
The Nississ.ppi--At san Jren.
The Michigan--A A. Ponce. November %
The Roumanisn- sailed November - for Tampa
The Obdam- sailed November "a for san Juan Poaes
and Santiago.
The Beriin-sailsd November "a santiago for Ponce
The Cn-stsr-At Savannah November %.
The Missourl-Per % Brooklyn. November 9.
The Relief-At Ponce.
TIE Bay s,a,e-At Morse Work. South BE -.;ss-
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VIEW srEAuERs FOR THE LINE.

The Cromwell Steamship COMPANY un'ou''.sD
ve.,ersav that It had made contrac, with the
xa,,r,f ,,evys sliubuili:ns and Dry Dock Com
psny 10 build two new steamers. 10 be used III me
trade between this port and New Orleans Ihs
rev steamers are to be constructed OF s'ee' a"1
their dimensions 40e feet long ~ zee. pe"i aa,
uf,h ~ zee; inches depth Of ho.d. ne .eSsr n
U,iV $50 cat r,lqie keels and bige keeis, 10 a., ~
ven, iae rolling motion OF ne sn and is seer
"e.i'' - .eccer. Thcy VIII also he equlppeu WI"
tie atest appliances for ssVg med 1S Of seventeen
ne M n,r The construct on Of the SHIPS vi" VIZ
be Under the supervision CT horace see - '''-
CrOlnw e Line
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VHITE-sEVEN PIECES.


'''0'-'
From Princeton comes the news that fifteen stu
dents are now engaged IN tournament :oT which
three nrizes are offered 10 the winners According
70 INC schedule the contest must be over by De
ce-1ber 10 The players are divided In two sec
t,ors and tho two winners in each Will nave 10
pIav off for the prizes. Here are the names OF me
c9ntes'an15 ionJ c,hidester. 49, Ch rles Hern-
con. 20 j. 6 Wilson. c; D. y hn'ch hing. 81
+ p McDermott, o. 4 ingram W. u a
second secton-J Ely. ~; 4 S Weston 49, r. 4.
6 Krug. 0l; F. + I Sha ien9eTe' w n Ely w.
Those GermSn e1p sss. S sc ea%e
CO. q. uaterjug place some OF them being or specla
,n,eres, Appended are the scores o, two games
with analytical remarks from 'he "eS'"''"''e'
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Fyor.RTH GAME- El.v LOPEZ.

Tho MIR gam ie scheduIed Tor Tomorrow.
The management o. The American Chess Maya
zine" announces that Pilsbury started on a tour
through the United states under the auspices %
the magazine Friday evening at Norwalk. Conn
Yesterday the American champion was booked 10
give a simultaneous performance at the Brooklyn
Chess club and this week the champion will give
various entertainments az all the small CLUBS In
Brooklyn. The management expects 70 greatly pop
uarize the game all the country and. a. there
IS every promise OF financial success, both Pnlsbury
and his manager ought TO ne highly satisfied.
Some additional moves. which were made by tee-
sranh IN the game between ~. Petersburg and
Vienna have come 10 hand Following IS the score
I'D TO date and the position arrived at:
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sJIy OVER A TROLLEY PURCHASE.

Providence. Nov. 2d-An attachment for NZ9'""
was levied to-day on the property OF william A
Walton and William y Otis. rs individuals, and OF
Henry w Harvey and Samuel Otis. as copariners
IN bohalf Of he United Traction and Electric Com
many OF New-Jersey. The action IL based on an
s4y,nc. OF more than slODD0 BY the traction com
80 49, n purchase the interstate Railroad Company
In this State and Massachusetts. The same persons
,ra rrncipals IN suit for $4,000 recently brought
a. Sew-York In which the traction company - ~ue
tendant the basis o. which is an alleged preach o.
contract IN that the traction company DID not com
nlete the purchase OF the Interstate Railroad d
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VIENNA OPENING.


r,r,ooa n, XXX White should have at once phsru
KY b for although he gets al. oI+n Is y me 80 ~.
t3c'ls he Loses q move with 10 R-b ~ "'.' l'.
,,l ~ erus. he could castled m one move
ttlsct he'd god enough game for me useIefS =,
- Vrres b al X, These are. hp"eNst ihiiD 80
TONS J2ofk having had simply llNeIth iIAil ~
-. managed ~ .Kt-Kt > when
~ Vhte a clance - winning tn exc1aIse WIN -
M Tloes immediately withdrew - . Il .. W ne
u a. rreferale nevertheless, uniI ne t1N' ~"
p'SIS'.a... OK 23 Bx r instead Of 80 Xxx ba-N
a., Us X at II play IN coisecitnce are. .. o.,
b. IL "a ri Is, Oheie might De noted ma, -
n -, X followed by Kt-Q l. would have been D''.t',
~ s,t.eou.rt 80 .Kt-B & ch. White .ost the
ana VA, 49, c,rsen,ence hut managed by clever ma!
exc a's nav me game by perpetual check Taxing
s,t,r.t her il - d interesting game
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Eighteenth Street, Nineteenth Street and sixth avenue

brothers AloI objections 10 any distribution being
made 10 the estate Of Frank Beew on the ground
that he having murdered mis- brother and sister.
cod not succeed 70 any o. the left by them.
To this objection general demurrer was inter-
posed and mas been sustained. Judge Buckles de-
rlariuc that un e-S the Court can change the
ode Of civil Procedure. the estates Of Louis and
Susan Belep must be distributed In equal parts 10
tho estate % rho murderer, Frank Belew and the
surviving hroi hers.
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PrTROFFS DEFENCE

tn. pinninE Of the Ecnish a; slssfs ens Sn, he
night have ped H after whls: y S.a KS 40 10
o as Hhoas ti.Iotssa nv o x.fh MIN
= no = HAD white played II CD or %. - o,
hi. Knisl, could nc, have beer dsl ,,s Sta
n ihstssd .. vhssh .l'sTsd , wn.:s' q. .n
s s;,- "a XXX Having been is. oe WIN "hnrs
tw:nsyeosshird mIys HWsii. s. TX veaN have
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PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

David D. Stevens. physician. Of No i''S2 broad-
way has fled a petition in bankrupt with "a
bf,,,ss All nominal sssets sasen; actual assets
uso principally in outstanding claims inc ,o
he,rg .y,,r.. the estate OF Obed Wheelsr sor Etoo
,rftS "a also creditor for $500. The FiasS
Bank "a a s;dz,lent creditor for ,27A .-.--.--2-
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3. altman 4 Go.

In their Department for
CoLoRED DRESS GooDS will offer on Monday and
Tuesday, complete assortment of Ali Wool DRESS
PATTERNS for Gifts including Fancy Fabrics, Whireords
and Cheviots also Plain Materials for present Street
wear, and several lines suitable for Early Spring, at
greatly reduced prices. large variety Of Percae Dress
Patterns
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} play and Wdtr N IWl IION'H'
cor RFSpO\ SCE.

Solution to problem No. 265: 70 : -,
Correct received from Isaac Lewis feeI nj
versity Heights. New York. W. y. l. Robbins. NV
York: H. l.. Fairchld Nichols Conn, the Re-. LOUIS
IL Bahler Schenectady Ir. 4. II. Baldwin. NorWalN,
j W. Hooley. wappngers Falls ne Rev A Mas,n'
NewYork: Charles Leach stony Point; Cyrus A. Feake.
Yonkers and c. W. Jones. New York The lati"r or
respondent Or. 4 Ii Baldwin. Edwin H. Baldwin beih-
rhem Penn. Il. G. Parker Gouverneur. y. Y. ana
II y. T.. Saratoga. y. y. claim cook win l. i'b
" u l. Robbins New York-A cook called a
secont sau,,on v nroem not intended BY ne author
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RIG RESTAURANT CONPANY FORMED.

Albany Nov %.-Papers Incorporating 'he mus
,-rfous Dairv Company OF New-York City. with
csnl,sl Of 81 900 go were fled with the Secretary
OF State to-day The company proposes to conou''
restaurants IN New-York City ard elsewhere N ".
state Its directors are Samuel 5 Chlids, I'd
S SsrTss1p Dean Of %sw-York City chaIles Rob,
erss OF Besking Ridge. Albert ss s,sd.
e. and Louis A Thompson OF sunine''
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CROTOy VATER N TIE BRONA.
COMPLAINTS AS TO ITS QUALITY FOUND TO DE
DUE TO SLIGHT CAUSE

Dr Eurenc Mona CHAN. Assistant Sanitary super
,,,erden, Of The Bronx. reported 70 the Board OF
Health Yesterday regarding complaints o. PAD
Grafton water In Bos,on-ar~.. between Ore-nundrea-
ana-sixty-afh and OnehunGi ed-and- sereniieth SIS
An investigation showed that NUMBER oi ehuS OF
old nine had been left lying about and had been
,o,,,1 8, tho water The Sanitary Superintendent
was ordered oy the Health Board yesterday TO com
r,nricate with Commissioner Dalton. OF the Water
supplv Department on the subject