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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

A RAILROAD DIRECTOR SAYS THAT SUCH A LINE
TO BRISTOL WILL BE RUNNING BY JUNE /.
Hartford. March 19.--The directors OF the New
England Railroad Company held a meeting in this
city this afternoon at the Office Of Vice President
Z. D. Robbins President Charles p. Clark pre-
sided.
The principal matter discussed referred to the
extension OF the third-rai system to Bristol and
action toward the furtherance OF the project was
taken. The New Haven directors left In a special
car attached 10 the 2;jS train.
director said that the third rail TO Bristol will
be In operation by June l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

Chicago March I9.-Oscar Neebe. one OF the Hay
market Anarchists who served several years In
mas been made the defendant in divorce suit. His
wife charges Gesertion. They were married in 1888
Omaha. March l9-Judge Sabaugh. OF the District
Court to-day sentenced Charles Hendricks If
teen wears Imprisonment al hard labor for highway
robbery The prisoner held up three men. shot two
OF them and got ten cents. lie captured by his
third victim.
Everett, Mass. March l9.-Andrew Swan. sixty
nye years old, OF the best known citizens Of this
place committed suicide to-day by shooting himself
In the head with revolver He mad been suffering
from insomnia for time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
ARCHFLOGICAL LECTURES.

PROFESSOR GARDNER, OF OXFORD. TO GIVE A
COURSE IN THIS COUNTRY.
Boston March l9.-John Williams White, presi-
dent OF the Archaeological Institute OF America.
to-day announced that Professor Percy Gardner
NJ. A Lit. d. Lincoln and Merton professor OF
classical archaeology and art In the University OF
oxford formerly Disney professor of archaeology
in Cambridge. has accepted the invitation Of the
Council Of the Archaeological Institute OF America
TO lecture before the societies OF tho institute in
April and May Of the present year. Societies OF
the institute exist at Boston. Newly ork. Phlla-
dephia Baltimore. Washington. Cincinnati Cleve-
land Detroit, Chicago and Madison. Professor
In ADr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
YALE DEBATERS CHOSEN.

New Haven. March ls.-The debating team that
will represent Yale In the intercollegiate debate
with Princeton. on March 25 at Princeton. was So
iecto3 today after several trials OF the five men
who chosen In the serni-nnas few weeks
ago The most remarkable thing about the matter
is tina; The winner OF the Thacher prize. Barry
Conger Smith 'sS. who awarded the prize for
excellence Will be ateynate. Heretofore that win
ner has Always led IA team. The men on the
,earn are c. II. Studinski. so co. J.. s.. of Pueblo
Co. y A. Smith. 7. c.. OF New Haven and j. c.
Clark a. Of Brooklyn. y. Y.
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TO ENFORCE SYNAGOGUE ATTENDANCE.
RABBIEs IN BALTIMORE RESORT TO EXTREME
MEASURES.

RABBIEs N BALTIMORE KEsOKT TO EAI1'I'ME
MEASURES.
Baltimore March - (SpeciaD.-Proposed radical
measures by the rabies OF the synagosues In Bau-
more TO compel attendance at orthodox service
on Saturday the Jewish Sabbath have aroused in
dignation and opposition among the younger He
brews. The rabies say that a large percentage OF
tho Hebrew residents OF this city 90 not attend
services at any OF the synagogues. and some plan
must ne adopted TO encourage. and If needs be en-
force regular attendance at worship One method
suggested at conference Of the rabies was ior
them 10 refuse 10 marry persons who had not been
regular attendants at services. Many Hebrews are
indignant at the action OF the rabies. They assert
that no one Of the Jewish faith. whether ne attends
the services or not fails contribute 10 the sup
port of the congregation. Should rabbi refuse 70
perform a marriage ceremony, one OF them stated,
a writ OF mandamus could be obtained compelling
him TO perform the ceremony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
BAKERS MURDERERS NOT lhi 'Ao"hi :

TUE cORnNER's JURY FINDS THAT THE CRIME
,,,s rouv,7.rrD ny UNKNOWN PERSONS.
Columbia. s C., March % SpecaD.-Despne lno
reward of 5000 each. the Coroners jury III ''o
oast ~ t,ostn,as,er Baker Of Lake city, to-day
rendered a verdict that he and his chl.dren na'i
been shot by unknown persons. as over huIlulTu
nlcn were engaged in H. ii Is thought tndt uit "
tcctlves have proofs which they are holdlng paCN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
ANOTHER BODY FROM THE CHICAGO RUINS

THE NUMBER OF PERSONS REPORTED MISSING
Is NOW TWELVE
Chacigo March 19-Workmen engaged In remov-
ing debris from the site OF the burned Emerson
building discovered another body this afternoon
This makes the eighth corpse recovered The body
was identified as tina OF William Bos aged sixteen
clerk for the ". A. Olmsted Scientific Company
r. Pits. solicitor, who was supposed to nave
persisted In the fire. has been heard from. The list
Of missing now numbers twelve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
THE ELECTIONS IN CTBA

Washington. March l9.-The State Department
posted the following bulletin to-day:
The election for the Cuban House OF Representa-
tives Will take place April 81. and that for the
Council Of Administration April IS The Cuban
Parliament will meet May 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
GILLIAN MINISTER TAXES MS LEAVE

Washington. March ls.-Sehor Cana the Chion
Minister. who has been transferred to London nrc
sented his letters OF transfer the President To-
day and took his leave. He sails March g
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fII.NORRKOIDS.

N~@IN%((|/V|7S7||-| |||1-F|l ~
AFTER fifteen years intense suffer ng with
the worst kind ~ piles | have been ao.
soluteiy and I believe. permanently clFse
IN a feW weeks. without an operation ana
without having lost one day from my az
office. In the interest ~ humanity would
Ike 10 tel. my fsllow-suferers how ! gf
cured Address K Box - Tribune once.
PILES. No cutting drugs. loss time. 10
pay until cure.. best references. DR..
WOG0PTFF. - East 23i-s;
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l.naMEN IND PIETIEES

,>~.>1.~~>~s~,N>~>~>>>e |>r|s>~0>'on,>~o>,r
PIc'rr RI FRAMINp ai mak.fs Priv,
t-,.,ife waiting y desIre0 . % rreeiaI a.,
oo.,r, 10 soa-o's AMI artists o.gd 2, p-
,ure and Frame shop. rs Wes' 23t ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
FINE DIAMONDS.

"A a. FINE Diamonds Watches. On
weekly instruments NJ least Prices. de
livered on first payment T.. - HEFFER.
( Maiicn Lane. New York. second noor.
t-ut this out
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BOARD WANTED.

TWO LADIES employed during the day.
would like board In private family. sin
gle rooms. 50 per week; below 03d-st. !;
convenient IN Madison and Lexington ave
cars. referenceA Miss NJ. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
,.oLD FURNITURE & KEGILnr,c

~,o~--->~eS.s - ~ 'S>''0T' NJ q - rso,
PICTURE FRAMES ard f4ralu-s -
gildeI finished. equal % new THoxp-
son p N'GRAW - Fest i-ff-s'
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BUSINESS FURNITURE & HOMES.

LETTER and document Ming cabinets.
legal b.ank and card index eabinet|.
pigeon hoe cases. bookcases. shelving:
fancy hardwood boxes. shipping and mail
M boxes SFNSMITH GARNET AND'
MOUNTAINEERING 10 IS Anp-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

BILLS SIGNED By THE GOVERNOR.
Albany March l3.-Govcrnor Black to-day signed
tho following bills:
Mr.. Goodsclrs. amending the charter OF Now
- 49, "'f'"'e
construction OF sewer In Newburg N' Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

.,.oo.s->N,~.NN~-NO~ WV ~-N~sN0,NN N|sNN~NN.N>
sTII.LMAN. come. Barclay ana Green
vioh st-.-- Oldest and most reliable shoe
store downtown. Established 1871
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MIsICAL PIHLIC ATIONs.

.>o>~>.>o~>>~>>~> >~y>>~~~~~~>~ :
REMOVAL SALE.--Great s.ausns" AZ
latest classical and popular nus, 49,.
hooks on account NJ removal, ~ ~, ,ssprD
% cts. books fr - ris. Ab"H'
HlMANS ilf N,.f ri -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
SII NEGRO CONFLICTS KILLED.
AN EXPLOSION IN A MINE PROBABLY CAUSED BY
FIREDAMP

Nashville Tenn, March ia dispatch from
Birmingham Ala. The Banner says: AN
explosion occurred r Slope OF the Tennessee
Coal. Iron and Railway Company mine at Pratt
City to-day. The following negro convicts were
killed Alexander Shelton Ell Lawhorn. George
Jones Henry johnson. William Scott and Thomas
Oliver The men were 1900 feet from the surface.
renairIng the air machinery The explosion
caused either by iredamp or by powder Since the
explosion fredamp is heavy, and II Is not possible
at present 10 reach the dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
DENTISTRY.

>o~~~~Y~~o~~-~~~-~--~~~ -~~>>~>>~>~~~~~>>~~~
uosTOS- DENTAL PARLORS. ~ East
ian ~ ,oI,h side Union square. First
clas. IN every respect Prices moderate.
can and ,ee u Examinations free
shs,ln,elv without pain. hlgh-claSS den
tistrv. twenty thousand references. DR.
MAY. li2 West ia5th-st.
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GNSsA AAIINS

>~>-~>Nc~~croD>~~N
MUSCLES developed health restored. ~
prof Lungs method DEVOID. y
West 42d-st. Is yeas experience.
THE GARDNER NORMAL SCHOOL on
GYMNASTICS AND PRIV Az jim
SASrr-N. 81 East 59,h-s,. Our c!plsrA
nuaIifes STUDENTS 20 '@aca gymnastics
scN00l or College.
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,<>l-~(~.N~~ --~>>NoD>>~~>,~~- N~N~N~~~~~N>>~
VfrrO- ME,'HANlCo AID ELECTRO
THERAPEUTICS Of NALLETrE IN
srrTi"rF 100 IVES, 2d-M. &c West
OBI
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ro,nt,c uEDs AND coycup,

oNo~o.~~~~>>~~-c~>~ ~r~~N~c>>>>>N~,>
sPErfALTIEs ~ FOLcISG BEDS. io
s,,les 10 select from. FREO'K lyS'
Ivy CO. % West II h-.'
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS

-~~~>~>~~>-~J~>r >c>.>oN~~>~>~o,.
IRON ED. BRASS TRIMMED. w'v-s,
Wire spring. and good mattress. 1873.
window shades. loc. each. other gS.s
proportiors,ely low. j. LUIS. l99ia-r.
and s'ii AVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
Gas AND OIL STOVES.

orrcrAL. DISCOUNT IN Wo-der's, Pa.
Fi7nne stoves. IN o7~r@-ion. J.. =. cav.
>O~ = Fu''o--e'.. N0r 'rrF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

T, was stated IN an English newspaper that Cap
tain Harknett who lately came from southampton
TO take charge Of the Maynower and make the re-
turn trip in her would probably be her skipper
after the craft was transferred to King Leopold
If this is true Captain Harknett has lost sood
berth through the sale OF the Mayhower 10 the
United States Government He was looking rather
glum on Thursday afternoon when the tugs from
Tho Navy Yard took the yacht away from the Erie
Pasin Captain Harknet when spoken to about
the transfer said: Some changes como quickly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
HOSPITAL FOR ANIMALS.

-|>>~|~>>>~-->~>>>s
NEW YORK VETERINARY HOSPITAL.
III West 25tn-st.-EXcelient accommo-
da,ior- FOR eick and disabled anna.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

A young MAJ mo spends nearly All ne Is "of ="
on Yachts w.s asked why he had bought Sill an
other boat "It IL written" he said. Lay not UP
tor voursef treasure upon earth so lay mine up
on the water For the winter my treasure Is iaid
I'D at Tebos."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

Duncan Hunter and DR.. Halsey De Wolf. OF
Providence together with Captain Rowell and DIT
Osbourne. OF Boston. are with George W. Weld on
the cruise OF the big schooner Hildesarde to Der
muda. The racing rig Of Mr. Yields yacht has oeen
removed and she Ia sailing with 'Z-foot
main BOOM instead OF the Shooter she carried
las, summer She has received smaller and stouter
+onmast. and the new sails made by Wilson &
sllsbee. Of Boston. have given satisfaction Cap,
tain Edward Calbeth. who commands crew OF
on yachts belonging to Mr.. Weld for about fifteen
years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
NA(uINENt.

70 -yNI-,-s-s-s'a~frr~~ s~s-~-N7>-s - pl.tv
A WONDERFUL coal saver. ~ At az
bergman Heater. !u.e s,si.r, elsi:
ms lu.l dad kecp.ns steam uo''''sis,s !
ana sre from scale. the n.s' kEL
all feed water heaters. htNJ y
LEY & son. Makers. ~ L'p'''
years cNuerienCe
AT REDUCED PRICES 30 80 80 nIb
wood and IRON working m1t ara eA'
guaranteed. machinery to1s.' o.s Ns5T
changed. GEORGE D. EpuN'
son-st.
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nISlI NOME.

No.>yNS>N>~~,Nr>,>,NN ,>y>/>>>>S>s>>~ Ag,l,
JA,OI & son. - Union S9idi' sf.s
Boxes from %ic. 90 si5p. az ,-,ck,,
me " Mus!ca' Novelties and
I.oCn~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
IVORY GOODS.

~.-.~@. -NN7-Ny --0yNNNNN0N7~N7~'O>|~-~
MANUFACTURERS q Toilet Ariic'r',
Billiard Balls. Checks. Miniature lNo'y'
repairing IN all branches srs .yy a;
JOSEPH KAPP SONS IVORY co. ~
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brushes.

-~~~~~~Do~~-~~e>~~~)>~~ s>~>>~>~~~~~~~
MANUFACTURING all kiads. machine
brushes our speciality. WILLIAM +.
WARNER & co. 1876 Centre-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
ARRESTED FOR CIGARETTE SMOKING.
MOUNT VERNON YOUTH, WHO PERSISTED IN
VIOLATING THE STATE LAW. TAKEN

Chief Of Police Foley OF Mount Vernon has
started a crusade against boys smoking cigarettes
On Friday night he arrested Patrick Way fifteen
years old and the charge Of smoking cigarettes
In violation OF the State law" was entered on the
police blotter opposite his name. The Chief says
that he had warned the boy 10 stop smoking and
that he failed TO obey.
The Chief says that hereafter all boys under six
teen years old smoking In public will be arrested.
Way Will have hearing tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
KLONDINE OUTFITTERS.
Al @@NA E1nQ @1'1T9


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world send scent stamp TOR Bargla
List OF new and exchanged cameras. LIE
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CAMERAS.-.>eW. secondhand la!ssn
stock: 80 pet cen, saved NEW-lOEh
CAMERA EXCHANGE a. ruit5r-s.
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CIiIROPODIST.


DIR. LEVY. ~ I.afnyctt. Place. and :
West @tth 1T. cures ,orns. lngrowlng
. ,'s a~f hurtons
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LADIES TAILORS.

---->--~>-~~~-~~~~->~> ~~-~>-~-~-~~->-~'->'>-.
Z. f. PAULINE * co. 80 East :jsh-s'-,
Ladies tPaieno Tailors New Nyiu
now ready: latest designs. exac, IT, pe',s1
workmanship
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

WE ARE MANUFACTURERS. by buying
Of W you buy direct and are lifted &C
curat-ly at bottom prices with flesh ma
leTial. HALL MANUFACTURING CO..
iS3 Broadway.
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LAW NERS.
IMMATURE PORTRAITS.

;
PORTRAITS COMPLETES. -Specii! mooa.,
ing nne miniatures. WITH patent -
which take ona or two Miniatures ana q
glassel with special glasses. RRoNH'
Naesan 81
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MOVEMENT CrRE I.SrtTTrss

MECHANICAL. MASSAGE co hLs nl
drugs. baths and ele'uiciy ..rt
Pampniet wlth list OF health-eo9A' ciSc
THE IMPROVED MOVEMENT
INSTITUTE n Fast 10Th"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
IrAIIAN NEWSPAPERS.
INDELIBi.E MARKING.

: --DlN~-Nl-l-le1-T--lN--~1@
INDELIBLE MARKING on snee's. nap
kirs hordkerchiefs etc 25c per DOZEN
goods called for SHAW MARTIN 40
gfh-aTa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20
,,n,sECIEANING G REyovATIyC

IAI.L JAMES F.. GARNER on telephone
.or all housecleanins. li3 West 18TH
ST Send fo- circular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

Of the steam yachts that the Government Is
81 10 have its eye on Is tho Andrta. belonging 10
John E. Brooks OF the NewYork Yacht Club The
Andria Is now at Malaga, having arrived there
Yesterday from Tangier with Mr. Brooks and party
aboard She 4. an able vessel almost ls2 feet long
lei feet on the waterne 236 feet beam. and draws
II feet OF water. Mr. Brooks was formerly the
owner of the world-cruisng schooner Lasca-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

c. LENlELE. 81 West l9th-st.. formerly
with Tinlny Sc Co. satisfaction guaral-
ted fans specially
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CORSETs

PACoUIN MODEL CORSET. latest nov
city, to be had only at THE PANSf
SHOP. Broadway and 2oth-st. Lingerie.
Peignoirs. Handkerchie.s and Wells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

JOSEPH scHoNLEpEN. s22 s,h Az.
nor A7th-st.. Manufacture - In. f,,,,
r.rnodeiliny garments to The latest ..v..
~ orders roceiv" my persona. attertio,
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FOR SALE.

~~~~~~~~>~~-~~~~>-~--> -~->~~-~- - -~~>~-e..
Ar-TOrTtPP --sarrifcc. $500. cost ts.s,.
oulsiio music. slmp.e call receipt r~,,I
CG%%. Box 2G2 ~Gy Ef1ad"ay
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GLASS APPARATUS.

-o<>~~>~>~> >~>r>~>-~>~>'>>~ nm >>/(r>>>r>
FOR CHEMICAL, physical and paarn'-
centical use f. MACHLElT & SONS
l42 ~ AZ Fast 23d-s'
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FINE FUES.

o>o~~~~r>,~>>-~c~~| |>NHHr>r>O~>e.~.~>.e.
r. vOLkEL. i3f G'h-aye. rhs ,,,.v
noyeItie. N MI kinds ~ fprs. sealsf,r,.
yerslon lamb COTS specioity: fn,:
.nnOdelled: reasonable prices.
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BLANK BOOKS a. STATIONERY.

CASH boxes. 5qc.: large Webster DE-
tlonary 99c.: ready reckoners. 2Jc. let
ter files l4c: copying presses. 50 30: busl-
ness outfit Of printing. 81 80. NATHAN'S.
20 Fulton-rt.
rYPEWRITERS' Supplies Law Blanks:
Defender file IL cts: Blank Books great
vari.'v NrNGER'S. 1875 Chamb"rs-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-20

One Of the fastest vessels now offered 10 the
Government is the Helvetia. owned by Columbus
ODonnell Iselin, OF the New-York Yacht Club
Any one who has this boat moving at her best
rate can vouch for her speed. There Is n great
deal being said about steam yachts doing sixteen
and seventeen knots The top speed OF tho fine
ocean tug Edward Luckenbach Is about twelve
knots or a little under that, and. as this boat is
used by race committees al a great many regattas,
opportunities are had for Eauging the speed Of
steam va chts that alongside When returning
late from a Sandy Hook race. and nil are doing
their best. there few yachts that can get away
from the I,uckenbach In other words few yachts
travel at better than twelve knots. The Helvetla.
however. can probably make eighteen knots an
hour or perhaps more Aside from fimsy speed
then break down the HeIvctia IS proba bly, tho fast
est real yacht that has yc, been mentioned in me
Holvciia IS an American boat. 81" Is % feet LONG
her draught OF water is only feet inches her
fitness Tor shallow .aSoons might prove OF sicdt
service In her the Government VIII get smart
craft She has already been examined by mem
Der OF The Board. and VIII now be surveyed by
them all.
Tracy Dows has bought his brothers steam vac ut
Thespn Both David Dows jr.. and Tracy Bows
are members Of the New-York Yacht club The
Thespa is only three years out from the Cramps
yards in Philadelphia. She is nearly two hundred
feet long Captain Whitney Is still in charge. ana
viii bring her from Winthrop cove where snc
has been wlnierng. The Thespia has also been
mentioned for the consideration Of the Govern
ment.
The yacht agency Arm Of Tams Lemoine has
BY request supplied list OF yachts which might
answer the requirements OF the officials empowered
to choose vessels auxiliary cruisers. and the
members OF the Board have since inspected III. fol-
lowing vessels: lac Radha. 100 feet J. Burke
Wolfe. the Atlanta A3 feet George j Could the
Almy IL feet, Frederick Gallatin: the CorsaIr 2n
feet. Commodore j. rlerponi Morgan: the Con-
queror zoe feet, +. w. Vanderbilt. the Eleanor ~
feet William A. Slater the Hermirc estate Of
Henry l.. Pierce: the Alicia, III feet. II VI. Flag
Ter and the Columbia 265 feet. j. Harvey Ladew.
All these boats were In the list previously sug
geSted by The Tribune.
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ART DEALERS.

~--~-~~>~~->>|S>~,, ~.
HGRRY 5, JONES. 4? West 22d-st.-hi,s
class ol. paintings on eNniotion' af''''''
frames of every description.
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FASHIONABLE HATTERS.

mn '<<<'s' fNNshsVNHsflN y ~ Nf,<>~
DERBYS. 81. So and 81 six hats. s.. So
and 81 T.. WILLARD JONES. 10
NasSau-st.. near Maiden Lane.
s. DERBY. 81 ~. 81 DERBY 81 30 So silk
hats. $500. AT PATTON'S. 0S Liberty
at urs'0ffs
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FOREIGN MONEY nOlGHr.

FOREIGN MONEY. o.d old. silver. dia-
mcnds lewelry. antiques. postage
stamps. highest priccs paid. SCHWARTZ.
II Yves, t2i-st
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cnINS. MEDALS. CIRIOS.
CAsEMAKING AND STAMPING

CARPET CLEANING.
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CARPETS cleaned By steam, by hand or
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co. l.55S Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st..
COE & BRANDT. Tel l32-3Sth
CARPETS cleaned by steam, by hand or
on the floor Careful Carpet Cleaning
Co.. I55s Broadway. 42l East 4sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel. l32-3Sth.
COLUMBIA Steam Carpet Cleansing and
Renovating Works, 100 West 34th-st.
All grades. Sc yard. Telephone $500 3Sth.
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.urIsTS, MATERIALS.

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ARTISTS MATERIALS. picture, alu
,,,n,l,r. large variety; moderate prices
-, a,,nn,lon given customers. HaRl~
M,<N 70 Union Square
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7IrrTIE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE,
mann AID ROOMS.

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|, NEW uoME.-Elderty peop.e ar
others. 81 pc- week; Circular sent
H. Anns-avs
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COSTUMERS.

COLONIAL HOUSES.
ARCHITECTURAL Decorations. every de-
scrption exterior anc interior: Papler-
mache Compo. staff. Capitals. Gable or
naments Festoons. etc; weatherproot'
finest modelling; largest line. WOOD,
Union SQUIRE
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ART AND ~ RNii, RH

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sTA<pARD AUCTION ROOMS. ~ and q
Wasi I2JtE 81 buy eLjirr contents ~
houses etc. fer spot cash. sa.es NJ private
houses \ spec ally.
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FINE TAILORING.

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ARTHUR GOLDSMITH. Gentemens
Tailor. Established 1916 :. Wal, ~.
10 p"r cent discount for cash
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CUTLERY OF every description, both In
wholesale and retail. on hand and made
TO order; repairing neatly done. GUSTAV
KNAUTH 81 John and II Nassau SITS
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING,

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ATTENTIONS prices paid for
ca.t-on clothing Call or address
JOSEPH LEVINTAN. 70 6th-ave.