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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

tofore the fire has not been returned
The next Spanish gun fired at an Amer
lean ship will probably call forth sum-
mary vengeance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

John Sherman retires from the Cab
met and from public life after con-
tinuous service of forty-three years. he
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

The naval appropriation bill has
passed Congress and calls for total
of thirty-three ships. They will not be
available for the present difficulty,
however.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

The State Board of Dental Examiners
has concluded its business at Parkers-
burg, and thirteen applicants out of six
teen presenting themselves passed after
very rigid examination. Think of
the agony those thirteen tooth-pullers
will inflict upon the people of the State,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

Correspondence containing important
news solicited rom every part Of the sur
rounding coEntry.
Rejected ccmmunica tons will not pc re.
turned unless accompanied by sufficient
postage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

West Virginia S quota of troops prom
Uses to be ready to-day. The compan-
les generally have been recruited TO the
full war strength.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26
cAgsTaIRs. RYE wHlsKEy

is the purest and highest priced Whis
ky ever introduced in Wheeling. 1t is
put up by Carstairs, Mccall & Co, of
Philadelphia Established in 17SS
MCLAUGHLIN BROS. Agents,
1916 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

They have just had railroad strike
in Japan. The Yankees Of the East"
are learning the ways of civilization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

Daily and Sunday. ny Mail, Postage rre-
maid.

Tributes O. Respect and Obituary NO
tees five cents per line.
Stamps OF the denomination of tw" cents
and less accepted for amounts iess thah
one dollar.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

Chairman Dingley says the war will
cost two million dollars day. All the
more reason for putting an end to it
quickly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26
MALE HELP WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-We want one
shrewd. careful man in every town 10
make few thousand dollars for himself
quietly at home and not work hard pri-
vate instructions and valuable outfit OF
new goods sent free. Address imme dia te-
Is. ?; Q. Box 530S. Boston, Mass.
tn. tn, sat,rt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

American vim, earnestness and deter
mination must now step to the front.
and the war prosecuted with all the
great ability we possess.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

The REGISTER. embracing its severai
editions is entered at the Postoffice at
Wheeling, W Va as second-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

The President signed the declaration
of war with a promptness only equalled
by Congress in passing the measure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.

Washington, April 25.-To-day' S
statement of the condition of the
treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance, $219, 1903, las; gold reserve, S179,-
94T,967
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

The liner Paris will report at Sandy
Hook about Friday of this week. Don't
worry about her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26
BUSINESS CHANCES.

$50 INVESTED ACTUALLY EARNING
3 per cent. weekly profits. Rare chance
No stock or Klondyke scheme Safe en-
terprise. Control capital yourself. ID
SLOANE, 40 81. Paul St, Baltimore. Md
mchStu, TIL. Diet
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

After Yesterdays action by Congress
it will scarcely be healthy for the Span
ish gunners in the Cuban forts to fire
on the ships OF the United States. Here
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

A PENSION BILL INTRODUCED.
Special TO the Register.
Washington. D. c., April 25.-Rep-
resentative Dovener to-day introduced
a bill to pension at s25 a MONTH Mich
gel Shepard, OF Falls Mills, Wetzel
county.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

Oil City. Pa, April 25.-Credit bal
ances, II; certificates, on sale cash,
701a closed 70la bid. Shipments ILL.,
1893; runs, 90,381.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

WANTED-Coat- maker. first class; also
Pants-maker who understands Vest
making Wire E. II. FREEDMAN Sis
eefsNiHe, w. va. apr26eq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

WANTED Experienced Salesman for
city trade, by wholesale grocer Address
p. o. BOX $40. City apr26t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

Has Spain abandoned Cuba to its
fate? 1t looks like it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26
FLORISTS.
LOST.
WANTED.

N'ANTED-Four Agents. Good personal
appearance Liberal inducements to the
right parties. Apply No. 1915 Main street
apr26et
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

It's now case of Johnny, get your
gun"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

W ANTED-Local or travelling statesmen;
permanent position. ELLWANGER &,
BARRY. Nurserymen, Rochester, n y.
apr26, SD, tu.th, sat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-26

WANTED-An experienced salesman ac-
quainted with the grocery trade In Wheel
ing, Benwood and Martins Ferry Ad-
dress BOX A, this office ap25cs
WANTED-Gr for general housework
ABBY NJ MORRIS No 1928 Market s+raar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED

Silk pieces have come from Mrs. H. NJ Bornmann
OF Philadelphia. Penn: bunch OF lockwood from
Mrs G A. Thompson. Of Fredericksburg, Va;
pretty pinbal from Mrs y III. Moore OF Roches-
ter y Y: picture-cards and calendars from the
Misses Fannie and Agnes Forshaw, OF Brooklyn
A pretty doll neatly dressed and named te.en
Gould from Susan A. Fried. of Easton. Penn Il
blue crocheted wall ornament from MISS Lima
Hunt, r OF Brooklyn; pcture-cards and caiennais
from f. r NcCarrah. OF Monroe. y. Y; pack
are containing seven boxes OF smells ana picture
cards from Annie Douglas. Charlotte ana 'latA
Matthews Of Sanibel Island. Fla; a large pack
age Of books magazines. scrap-pictures' Doo"'F'
lavender and pink sachet bags. three needle-DooKs'
q no,kot book-slate and a yellow satin bookmarA
from Miss Marie f. jackson. OF this city, bag ana
two neuwipers from Lulu g. Mc\cn, or BrooASh'
a crocheted fascinatO from Mrs. Theron r." T"'-
sons Of this city: three bags. completed with pretty
and useful articles and little doll, from Josephine
C. Howell Of Newburg, y. T.; box containing 4
par Of shoes two rubber dolls. toys pcture-pooAs'
ball and cards from Miss Mcintosh. or Mount N''-
non ~ Y: reading matter from Miss Jane n
graham m OF Hampstead, Long Island, DAINTY pm
cushion eight sachets made OF prettycolore silks
q box of cancelled stamps. nine blotters vii al
tistic covers tied with br ght ribbons tour sllkco|
cred rnemora ndun books with tiny peh'H a.
tached 10 each by baby ribbon scrap-plctures, d
dolly Christmas cards holder. an exquisite car
endar FOR 1898. silk scraps eleven -,
novels and threo bound books. from Mrs. Fredercil
+ Rodewald OF New Brighton. staten isIahu
cards and booklets. from Miss +. MARSH OF T'"S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
COMMUNICATIONS
Selected BY NJ. f.. G.

Letters have reached IN" office from MIS- fhno
Bevin Of East Hampton Conn; Mrs. r.. u 'ut"c'
Of this city: phebe Boughman OF cuba I'LL. Graz
Mackinson Of Tccumseh. Neb.; Mrs. Adeialue -
Springer Of Toughkenamon, Penn; MIS-. r. T.
Newcome OF Brooklyn Mabei Nickroy o' ~.
sch Neb: f. NJ Harrison. Of East orange y. d.
Al T. of Rrooklvn; "A Sunshine Member. oil
Coxsackie - Y; Florence g. Booth. OF Newton
don Conn: Miss NJ. +. Britt. Of Mamaroneck' y
Y: Miss Clara Stelle OF Trenton; ~ J. Mr.. ~
Matthew'S OF Slnibel Island. Fla: Mrs. u. J..
Scofeld OF stamford. Conn; Mrs. T. A. Morris, oi
Southport. y. Y; Mrs Christie Markel OF Schcnec
tadv y j.: H. NJ. Cooling. OF La Rue. OHIO AliIe
Hallowen OF Washington, the Misses A. ana =:
Mcintosh, Of Mount Vernon n, r.; Mrs: p H. H.
lvn. Mrs Robert r. Lees Of Westport Conn, ana
Mrs j d. W Could OF Montrose. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
HELD on CHARGE or ADD CTIOy

Erie Penn Nov l7.-Frank Mcgowan. his wife
and Mr. VIM. were arrested here last night
on a charge o. ab1uc;ing eight-year-od Edith
Barnes a daughter % Mr.. Mcgowan. were held
to-day under 81 go bail each 20 appear az court on
December !. when r-quistion papers VIII nave p"en
secured TO return them 10 cleveland.
Cleveland Ohio NOV. ian Indictment Was re-
turned by the Grand jury to-day against frank A.
N,rovsr Flr,rn Edith Mcgowan and her sister.
Conscience VIM who abducted Edtn Berry, Barnes.
the daughter OF John 4. Bair"s. from the DHthan
Avenue school. IN this city, y'sirfDAf. ~ soon -
The Indictment was returned a telegram Was sem
Ia m. chief OF Police a. Erie Penn. wncfe me
h.ir possession. informing him 81 the lnulctnett,
ana that a certified copy of II would d" iorwsiuea
., lin a, ono. ReduisifiOn papers are being pre-
uared 80 that In the kldnappeis ieiuse ~ ~
mn 10 Cleveland a requisition VIII be maoe ~"
mem ON the Governor Of PrnnSyNdhiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION

Albany Nov. F.-Gov"rnor a'lack Issued his
THANKSGIVING proclamation to-day.
State Of New York Executive Chamber
The law OF the state based on long established
custom. authorizes the Governor 10 appoint day
Of general Thanksgiving, when the people may make
special acknowledgment OF their gratitude ior the
mercies OF the year. Each year gives aOuluaht
occa sion for ksgivins but the one no." closing
been filled with events which may Wen ehSite
our deeDesf gratitude Business prosperity has
Continued and lncrea sed commerce and agriculture
have Yielded abundant results; charity has iounu
new avenues patriotism has received new impulses
and American civilization has entered new neius
Let no grateful that In so Tar as tne hS 'wan
plishment OF these results depends on nuin a..
agencies our State has been aols TO contribute 'S
part -, =, ,..or-or 40 bere-
Wherefore J. Frank :. Black. Governor 90 ne'e
ny designate Thursday. the t"enN-loi'.n 20.
November instant az day or genera tnsHnssn Ny,
ing and recommend that on thar ddN w p.opi i
rofrain from thrr ordinary pursu ~ a." az 1i,s
a. fhnir .,cusfon ed places o' norsn,p ana <H"
Saa,o't acLnnu ledgment ~ Almighty Coz 49,,
r,rra 81 tho Capitol. In me citv or 'p'hN inls
-. .I'..sr,h da, ~ November IN the year ~ our
lord eighteen hundred snd ninety. sisn'' -, .~v
MILAN 81. GRIFFITH. Private Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
FORTY THREE YEA RS or COOP
THIS is THE RECORD or THE WoMAN's
HOSPITAL.
MRS RUSSELL. SAGE GIVES AN ADDRESS AND
pR THOMPSON TELLS or THE NEED OF
A%r1sFPrIc CLEANLINESS

Tn. beautifully decorated hall OF tie Woman's
uo.nital Ct Forty-riuth-st. ard Folrtt-ave.. had
no suggestion O, sickness or pe;n Yesterday, when
~. forty-third anniversary OF the hospltsl was
being celebrated. Plants. palms anc flowers
hioon.d on platform. and fair nurses In hrga'
snd rattv uniforms bloomed the right side OF ="
ball and made a pretty picture that was height
.-ed bv the trailing eversreens and graceful smiax
that surrounded then: Soma OF the patients and p
number OF medical students were present and
much interest was manifested 10y all in tho pro-
ceedings.
Mrs Russell Sage made graceful htte spec o.
IN which she praised everybody connected WITH the
hosnital She had something sweet 10 SAY about
the nurses whom she designated As "iaithtNi. al
tentlvA and good Marys and Mar'nas, ana she
rsid an especial compliment TO the one man on
tha Medical Board Of Governors who conducted a
religious service for us during the last year.
The ''one man" not designated but MIS-
sace's look proved that he was I'm tho HAIL. ana
everybody smiled when she glanced spnroNinSN h
MIS- direction. Evidently no had boon iNh- I'd"
hi5. MS light under bpshei.
Mrs Sage remembered the ministra'ions NJ 'h"
late Rev Or Hall. and spoke touchiney about ms
services at the hospital.
DR. W n. Thompson delivered an aoofeSs III
which re recounted the progress OF menlcai SCI
.ncs during the last 1fty years, and demonstrated
that the uss OF anilseptics had done more IN pre-
venting deaths resulting from operaiions man any
othsr discovery. tie recifed the case OF "a mater
rt,v in Vienna which IN lN'H .dn p uNa lll
rae Of X per cent. one Of its pnysicials taught
en-. necessity Of antiseptic washing oil ne, ia.nS
ard he surgical instruments. and in biiei -lac-
a, time the rata Of mortality decreased 10 d" per
cent and now Il is only one-quAiJer %. Per Cei" A.;
Ocullsts TOO have discovered tins uuia ana, rs
,rnlica;io Dr. Thompson said. WIN me eithre7.
results and surgeons are vel aware ne ..'', raay
deaths succeeding surgical operations are iaie!
the result 81 the operations themse ives. $500 49,,
yoInr students in the hospital have thesr %"
.ons brought home 'orciblv 70 thcm. ne deciaiel.
Thoy are instructed 10 wash their hands as VOL ~
49, nossihv can in soap and water and then IN
49, r,ater Tie "clear.water' IS KEEP Tor twenty
<o,,- holrs and then examined, wneh u - iouhu ~
be .varnning with bacteria -,
Il Is the hospital physician who 10 aI"ays ine
s.s,.-or inc snea ker said I'm cone lsion because
~ NO cases OF any Illness are ever alike. ana 10
Soctor IAN only draw conc usons ana discover
nu.a,,o,s nv treating large number ~ cases al
me same time. and watching tho mnilpi"F OF
symptoms. .s,s.., =, ,ho tosD,.s,
s.,I'sred o~ief address and Mrs W. N"Nm'"
lang two ballads receiving her snare oi me e'n-
.rois applause
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
SfTTlEnENr WORKERS EEcAIrE.

The reception OF Christodora House the nome
o., the Young Wonan's settlement at 40. ia
Aveile H. yesterday afternoon and evening Was
lrgelN attended, II WAS the firsi public reception
Ger given by the Settlement and patrons and
friends among whom were prominent soclolossts
and philan,hropic workers rom all o.er the city
gathered 20 discuss Informally how the other half
lives. .
The resident workers received between ana ~
- M aided bv the members ~ the cluos ana edl-
ca,ior,l classes Light refreshments were served
Tho settlement moved into It's present quarters
,eo months ago and has opportuniile no" 10, q
- ,bornusnlv orsa nized and more EXTENSIVE
orE man was possible IN the cramped space OF tne
VI ,,.rte-s a. No is Avenue Il The hist moor
=, - Louse is reserved FOR 'lup meetlnss rep,
,,ons and entertainments and on Sunaay io' sTpr
.I,,'o. II also contains the library ana 'edulNH
I'm and nfice and q few "f the eduoa,,"ha'
IpV.n ,,e h.ld there The basement = u-'n on =
,ii,, Tor clue and educational work. ne o 'i
he house Is devoted TO IN" convenience ~ '"'
,esidsnf workers. ,i,. al ,io,,
'Fyi,b sfafemenf Of fhs suc"'ts A. hie.'N aipns
=, ,,ss ., work undertaken ny the Young Won
~ ss,t.nenf s an apysaI for S"' . 10 d.
o,ed 10 IN. extinction ~ the second mo- NV
80 aus. and 10 plumbing and TspaITA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
TRADEMARKS " Foreign CONVERGE
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION TO BIZ
IN SESSION HERE

The Commission appointed by President Mckin-
ley 10 examine the convention FOR the protection Of
Industrial property. and it's relation 10 patent and
trademark laws. will meet IN the United Sta tes
Circuit corr. room in the Postotfice Building. in
this city tomorrow and Monday at II a m. 20
hear those interested.
The convention brings under agreement TWO
dis,imilar subjects The protection OF Inventions
from by others than the inventor IL a different
thing from the projection Of the mere designation
OF n.ercha ndise. The latter j. receiving Spe-
cial attention from all commercial nations. The
convention is signed by Belgium. Brazil Denmark
France. Great Britain. Italy. the Netherlands
Norway Portugal Salvador Spain. serva. Sweden
Switzerland. TuniS and the United States or these
countries belgium. Brazil. France. italy, the
Netherlands Portugal. Spain Switzerland and
Tunis have entered into sub-conyentton. or agree
ment tor the international registration OF trade
marks
+. G. Stowe. Consult General Al cape Town IN Ms
report under date Of September y. l"' pears TINS
testimony % the value OF trademarks
From all / can learn goods once introduced and
proved SatiSfactoYy hard to replace ny DINERS
equally as good Take for instance, ara rom the
United states the product OF one packer j. pr
..rrrC. and o. offers nave nOl up 10 III" pi"srHt
tur 0ren able 10 introduce otheF bTands 10 any
extent Tine African merchants may Know ma
other brands just good. but th,y say, Ny
customers call FOR pail Of - brand anu can
not afford to AXE the time 10 Try 20 convince hcHi
that another brand IL Just ~ good" know 81 one
hous. that bought quite large quantity OF another
hrauI of lard. with which the cpnshn.f- or no
I-nired states arr fully satisfied ana al ms
writing a year after purchase. mas most "' IL On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
SEUT.CENTENNTAL RECNION.
4 vAssAR SCHOLARSHIP TO BIZ RAISED As
An ABBOT MEMORIAL.

N,rr ~ Tho mcm.ors OF the alumne OF the
cninecr and Abbot Institutes and several teachers
aud professors who belonged to the faculties when
the schools were in operation met In a semi-cen-
tonnal reunion yesterday afternoon at the nome OF
Mrs Arthur T. Sullivan. At No. 6st Ffth-ave' me
subject upper7nost i'm the minds OF the guests was
brought to discussion by IN address OF the chsr-
man Mrs. George W. Lane.
A. has been stated before In these columns. the
object Of the Abbot Memorial Committee Is 70 raise
funds for tho establishment OF a scholarship AT
Nassar College. This is to be memorial TO "oram
D. and Rehccca Abbot. whose educational WORK
60 long Carried in this city. thor former puP'S
and co-workcrs would pcrpet in the recollection
Of all who have known or heard Of their laoors.
one Of tae addresses made yesterday was mat %
the Rev Dr. Joachim Elmendorf who spoke on
"Vassar the Daughter OF Spingler
The Rev d.. Henry j. van Dyke also MADE an
address and Or West tho former president OF
Old Rutgers Institute. spoke. ,,. ~,
Miss Maria =. Gilman. a sister Of ifeS'Hei, 'lI-
man OF johns Hopkins Universe =, said some lrihss
ucrtircnt 10 the occasion and MIS-. Hows OF
Spinslcr Institute. also spoke. paper on Inc
lIr. X ate psor Clarke. bat - Mrs Clarke was
not able 20 be present. Miss Stuart gave seVers'
Hiss Gertrude r. McNamee. secretary o. me
a Inot Memorial Committee. read an interesting re-
nor, and Mrs. GEORGE T. Rowell, as the treasurer,
stated tire condition ~ the eXchequer 49,. go,
Tho handsome rooms were gay with hchls an
flowers aud at the tea. served a. . O'CLOCK the
guests mingled I'm soci3 way. exchanging i'H''-
nisccnces OF pheasant school days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
TO PREVENT STREET BONFfRES.
THE MAYOR SAYS HE WILL PIT AN End TO
THEM

The polio. have been trying for years 70 prevent
IN. small boy OF The city from building bonhres
I'm the streets on the night OF Election Day, but
have failed A delegation o. property-owners yes
terday told Mayor Van Wyck thai the bonnres IN
the streets on the night OF November spoiled
asphalt pavements 70 the exien, OF $1,000" Or. u
Scho-r who spoke for the delegation. said mat
the police had paid no attention TO tho boys who
kndled the fires.
That's strange" said the Mayor. II have bean
tod that chief Of Police som out orders 10 mo
patrolmpn. to that no fires were lighted.
Dr. Scholer said that II The nremen ana employees
OF the Street Cleaning Department co-op'rstsd
win the police the practice could he stopped.
I'VE have 800 policemen" answered the Mayor,
"aud they should be able 10 stop u.
August Blanke said that schooboys mere nghung
Arcs IN the streets every day
Il Will send a communication n the Police DE-
narfment about the matter replied the Mayor
There will be no more fires Election Day or a.
any other time ] will see that the practice
stopped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
SCHOOLGIRLS TO PLAl BiShff BALD

A crowd o. pretty girls. with their teachers and
.h,n.rons. IN. basketball team ~ lng"sde
scbool at NAN-Mil,ord Conn. Nil PLAY 4 match
game With the team ~ Mrs liazens school on
S,,r-dav A. Pelham Manor The N'W-York AMI
Ts..Uaven express train. dce IN Nep-York A. iN
M vii ne stopped 81 Nes Rochelle 20 so dosn
tho lrgiAside team and their friends. 2 parry ~
,houf an, and returning the - clock tain out ~
S.u.york Will make -nArisl stop 10 prn them
m me same schools had contest ~ Nes
Milford las, spring with a score Of 80 10 IN favor
OF lngleslde.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
Az OPPOR7T NITY FOR ENGTNEERS.

EXAMINATIONS TO BE HELD FO9 PLACES or
TIGHTSHIPS
Captain f NJ Shepard United States Navy. in
spector ~ the Third Lighthouse District. with
headouarters A. Tompkinsyille. staten Island. and
chairman Of the local civil Service Board has
issued the following notice.
Applications for examination FOR entry INTO the
lighthouse service. In the Third District, 10 MI
vacancies in the grade % assistant engineers or
light house vessels will De received A. this office on
or before November 30. Forms OF apple 'tion VII
hs furnished ON request The application. IN each
case must be accompanie by current license as
engineer or assistant engineer from ~" inspectors
. vessels.
Apple atoms rrr~'yed in response % This notice
viii he examined hy the civil Service Board of mo
district and each competitor not below minimum
renuir.m,nis ia the marks obtained Will be- rated
and his name placed on list or eigibes accord-
ing TO his general average determined by Civii
Sorry - Iul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
,,rpnyvgX TO SEE THE TissOT PiCTrRES.

The American Art Association VIII give spe, 20.
View OF the Tissot pictures. Illustrative VI '.'
OF Christ a, its galleries Mau''o' 80 ,.,,,,..
% ,,,d,, next 10 cI.rgymen and their families.
9G,,,atlons have been sent 10 ministers o, eHey
lnnn,,ra,Ion in tho entire city ana Jersey ,l.s.
s - 81 have failed receive them snouin srnh
1T "a rs to the association. which VIII tien i"'
I'D tck ef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-18
PEcrpTyON 1T THE KNICKERBOCKER.

Members Of th" Nnlckorhos or Athletic club who
wore on the Reception Committee yesterday a'ter-
noon on the occasion Of tho Ladies' Day R"'"p-
ton" were awaiting the arrival OF their guests
rrorlu.ly Al o'clock. An especially inviting pro-
sranne rad been prepared. and the women were
80 hhory 20 eI in the pretty theatre ana %"
unused or 10 wanGor about the building. Dinner
was errvod IN fhe dining room ~ 81" O'Clock. ana
was attended r. a larg" number OF ne guests In
the gymnasium - hasbet ball gam" MAS played a.
O'Clock. between the club team ana the Paterson
Young Mons Christian Association team potato
race was ran by members OF the khick"rbockei.
While the evening Performance" was varied the
afternoon programme 10 less 20. Alfred
.tcTIS gave several fppersona tons OF celeDTattd
actors. Miss Belle Under acted The Tailor Made
Gn!". Mis- Annie ST Ten was the denscuse Master
Freddie Reed was the banjo cOHrdian ana Mt ana
Mrs RobNns gave onc-act come dl"tla '~iI-d
The Counsel for the Defence.