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BREWERS TO RECOTER REB LTE
Judge Thomas Decides an Important Suit
I'm Their Favor.

Judge Thomas Decides an Important SUIT
In Their Favor.
Judge Edward b. Thomas OF the Unite States
Circuit Court in Brooklyn. yesterday. handed
down an important decision in the controversy
between the brewers and the Government in reler-
encc 10 the "a Per cent rebate which the brewers
claimed on beer stamps. purchased on July "a,
1885, the day the Dinglcy bill was passed by
Congress. but before it was signed by the Ere l.
dent Tho Commi ssioner OF Internal Revenue
refused 10 allow the rebate. The United States
Brewers Association retained Sawson & Row 10
bring suits against Revenue Collector Moore OF
Brooklyn on behalf OF he India Wharf Brewing
Company and the Nassau Brewing Company for
the recovery Of the rebate.
Judge Thomas in his Gcssion says:-"Thc
Government claim amounts TO this: That the
collector was not permitted by the statute 10 al
low the deduction until the stamp was used, and
that when the stamp was used there was no law
allowing any deduction. THIS view makes both
the sale and use OF tho stamp conditions rTecc.
dent TO DO performed by the brewer before he OBJ
tains any right TO = reduction. This conslruc-
ton is at least partly incorrect and sufficiently
so TO defeat tho Governments conclusions
founded upon il.
The terms o! the statute preclude the in
depreciation claimed by the Government The
statue directs a deduction upon all sales Of
stamps US FL ny Y TcNer III MS UllSucSS 10
deduction is uron the sales Of stamps This
use must follow the sales. This Ly all au-
thorIty involves condition subsequent,
Hence, tho allowable construction most IA
yorable 10 tho defendant Is this. The title TO
the stamp. with an accompanying right 10 the
deduction. vests in the purchaser at the time
OF sac. and the right 10 a deduction is dc
feNsib c. unless the stamp thereafter DO used in
his business. The Dinglcy act does not de-
feat this right. but, on the other hand. eH-
pressly provides that the repeal OF eAis ilg
laws. or notifications thereof, embraced 10 this
act, shall not affect any act done or any right
accruing or accrued. When the Government Of
the United States following the practice OBJ
served by it for many years sold at deduction
OF ia per ccntum stamp OF the denomination Of
ST and assured the purchaser that the stamp
was worth whole dollar Tor the purpose OF p,y-
ing taxes. such stamp should have tax paying
power equal 10 tho highest oblig ation issued by
the Government"
The wHr-rcyenue act OF last year restored the
rcba'e system
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NJ, X. q T. Demurrer OyerruI.d.

Judge Townsend OF the United States Circuit
Court. Southern District OF New York. over
ruled yesterday tho demurrer entered by tho
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad. in the
suit brought against them by the Mercantile
Trust Company The suit grew out OF mort
gage made In 1890 TO the latter company as
trustee TO secure bonds agGregatiIg 500 .OOO.-
600 ThAre was o default in the frat coupons
duo. IN February, lsOl, aud one year later the
ofearninGs, default in payment OF the first cou-
poms' that the property covered by the mort
gage had earned the required amount TO pay
the coupons. and that the defendant had refused
to account,
During the six months for which an account
was asked Tor the road was in the hands OF re-
cslNers; The demurrer was to amendme nts to
ms original bill and as a result OF the over
ruling Of II, tho nlea filed hy tho de endant com
pany. alleging that it did render proper nc
count which disclosed no net earnings for the
was accepted by the com plain ant, stands az \ n
answer ~ the bill.
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RADcLIFFE GIRLS AMAZED.
Prof. wsndelps Paper on the Relations o
Their College and Harvard.


CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct 7-Radcliffe girls are
discussing with good deal OF interest Just now
the eft-handed plea for their colleges better
endowment to which Prof. Barrett wendell mas
recently given publicity In the columns OF the
Harvard Monthly. Prof Wendell disapproves
OF the growing intimacy Of Haryurd's relations
with Radcliffe.
III the practice Ioipermittlng properly quail
fed Radcliffe students to take certain advanced
courses in Harvard University continue ana
increase" he remarks, Harvard may sud-
denly find itself committed TO co.education,
somewhat as unwary men lay themselves open
to actions for breach OF promise"
The position Of Harvard and Radcliffe Prof.
Wendell then proceeds to analyze. He does
full justice to Harvard. but there are those
who insist that. while he does not misrepresent
Radcliffe. he falls to say all that might be SAID
OF the dignity and reticence the girls college
has always evinced in Its dealings with Har-
ward Radcliffe has never presumed upon the
privileges Harvard has seen fit to bostow upon
her. But OF course Prof. Wendell's article was
not written for RadcifTe's benefit. though he
ingeniously gives twist to his closing para
graph which, like a SOP thrown to Cerberus,
may tend to calm the incipient wrath OF girl
students.
Prof Wendell's article Is occasionally funny.
According to him. Radcliffe has worked per
ccptibe harm" to Harvard instructors! The
light IN inded hereabout wonder whether Mr..
Wendell IL using words with his usual &C
curacy and precision when he asserts that
man who likes to teach women IN In real dan
ger OF infatuaton." This Ia because his men
tai muscle" suffers relaXato ion In teaching girls.
inasmuch as they offer. when contrasted WITH
men Students. "a comparative lnck OF mthtai
resistance" Now that the original type, OF
Annex student-serious. mature. stimulating
is no longer dominant" this danger OF IN
fatuation" has naturally increased.
So much Tor tho luminous aspect OF Prot
Wpndolls article. There is moro In the same
vein but the quotations udduccd will serve u
ahOu the drift OF his somewhat remarknole
paper. In the end he does the college good
turn and pleads for a larger endowment IN
| order to avert the danger OF co-edu" ation. ,
| That he has greatly. exaggerated this danger
easily tenable opinion. Radcliffe desires rs
little 80 does Harvard TO proceed to lengths
which might call for the holy bonds OF matri
mOny. 49,
The girls live their own life here as happily
| az tho men live theirs, Neither would wish &c
| change things. Prof. Wendell therefore seem
| to he good deal OF an alarmist. heanWhlle
| both colleges are going on quite as we'll as Il
| there were no double daggered courses IN
Harvard's catalogue and no double-atnrreo
| ones in Radcllfres! But there are-siNty
| three OF thsm-which a fair proportion OF the
| $40 odd Radcliffe students may take in Har'
| wards classic halls II they 80 wish.
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BRYS NAIVE NOTES.


A Course In Law Establishcd-Groat In
crease In Enrolment.
BRyN MAwR, Pa, Oct AFTER having an
nounccd Its decision 10 the effect that students
may no longer live outside the college halls,
Bryn Mnwr College now declares another de-
parture in Offering it's students course in law.
This will be given by Prof. Clarence D. Ashley,
dean OF the Law School Of New York University,
and will bs free elective course on the law Of
contracts one lecture a week throughout the col
lcge year The course promises 10 be popular
one.
The number o. students for 1901 900 cannot
yet be announced but il is such an increase over
last year that there are great difficulties 10
classrooms and accommodations in college
halls
New courses are also offered by Dr.. Wills in
applied mathematics and in dynamics. by Dr..
Hoppin in Pausaniss, by DIR Radford in Latin
satire and in Tacitus, and by Dr., Barton in Bib
lical archaeology. The course in Arabic is
thrown open 10 undcrg raduatcs by request The
major as we'll as the graduate lectures in Spanish
and Italian will this year be given in the lang unge
studied.
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SHOT IN RAINES LAW HOTEL.
Kelly Fired Four Times at the Woman With
Whom IIo Had Lived.

Michael Kelly. who said his home was at 1OS
Forsyth street. shot yesterday morning tho
woman with whom he had lived In the Raines
law hotel at % Chatham Square. The woman
Is known rs Bessie Kelly. just before the
shooting they had n quarrel. According to the
story told ny the woman to Detective Hahn Of
tho Oak street station. she had met Kelly for
the first time in several weeks yesterday
morning. He had threatened to kill her I'M
less she returned to him, Upon her refusal he
suggested that they go into the hotel nearby
and talk it over. They went into a public
room on the second floor and took seats at
able near the door
Kelly gave an order to the waiter The latter
went away TO get the drinks. whereupon Kelly
pulled revolver from his pocket. Before he
could aim at tho woman Tony Nu9gi the pro-
pre,or Of the hotel seized The pistol endsqy
grasp and decided &c. call a policeman. He got
TO the door when Kelly fred four times at tho
woman. Three Of the shots took effect, one in
the breast. one In the left arm and one in the
right arm. Kelly was arrested and locked up
In the Oak street station. Later he was held
without bail to await the result OF the woman a
injury. She was taken to the Hudson street
hospital where il was said that she had chance
n
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IARKsPUR POISON KILLS Two ToMEN
They Drank 1t Because tho Solution
Smelled of Alcohol.

Mrs. Mary Gibbons and Mary Fritz. patients
at the Loretto House. at 504 East Ninthieth
street. branch OF the House OF the Good
Shepherd are dead OF larkspur poisoning. The
poison was in solution In wood alcohol. to be
used as n preventive OF vsrmin. The police
and the authorities Of the institution believe
that the women. who were under treatment to
be cured Of alcoholism. drank the solution be-
cause it smellsd OF alcohol and without any
knowledge that it was poisonous.
Mrs. Gibbons was sent to the Loretto House
ayear ago by her husband. Mary Fritz wa.
homcleRs and friendless aud won't to the plsce
OF her own accord. The women slept In tho
same room. Late Friday night both wOmsn
were taken sick. Physicians were summoned
but there is no specific antdote for lark spur
poisoning and there was little they could do.
Mrs. Gibbons died early yesterday morning in
commissions. Mary Fritz died a: noon
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&ailroaas.
NEW YORK CENTRAL,

nonuaN; o.nHtuIu"yb only IDalE, except satur-
HARLEN DIVISION.
S:l2 A. NJ and $3.50 !. NJ. Daily. except sunday, to
-, Fttsheld sundays only at 1920 A. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars on all throuV trains
Trans illuminated with plntSrh Light.
Ticket ofices At 1I3. 26l. +l3 and I2iG Broadway,
70 Union al, W. 335 Col IN bus nv., 81 W I25Ih AZ :
Grand Central Station. i2Eth At. station and I3sth
81 Station. New York: 33s and 1913 Fulton st and
ron broadway, f. D., Brooklyn. " ~
Telephone 1880 Cortlandt" for New York Cen.
trAi Cab Service. Baggage checked from hotel or
residence by Westcott Express CompAny ~
GEORGE II. DANIELS General Passenger Agent
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High Initiation Fec Splits Union,

The Wood PolIshers' Union. imposed OF var
nishers employed on house and boat work. has
been organized in opposition to the Progress
new union objected to the Initiation fec OF the
Progressive Narnishers Union which is SIS
and Is considered too high The initiation fec
OF the Wood Polishers' Union IL 81
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Chinese CiSarmak.r, Strike.

Twenty Chinese cGarmakers. who worked
with tho spaniards and Cubans 10 Staehel-
berg factory in West Broadway. decided yes
on general strike in tbirty-two factories sew.
eral days ago. The strik IL Tor an advance in
wages. ranging from 81 to SIP a Thousand. nc.
eording to the quality Of the cigars.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY.

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest.
CUBA, MEXICO AND CALIFORNIA.
Trains from New York. depart from Penn ,ylylnis
i. r. station Daily. Esd st., Cortlandt and Des-
brOsBcs at.
8T.The leaving time from Desbrnsses and
C0rtlandt street In i've minutes later than
that given below for Twonty-third Street
Station.
1910 a. FAST MkII-Pullman Buffet Sleeping
Cars. New York to Atlanta, New Orleans SayRE-
nah and Jacksonville. ria. Di.Iinc Cara, Washing
ton and Spartanburg. Tourist and Sleeping Car.
Washington TO sapFrsncisco, Tuesdays and Fl iaaTs
$500 p. Mn. Y. &FLA. EXpREsS-Pallman Draw
ing om Sleeping Cars, New York to Colum5a,
Savannah, ia Lsony lille, Tampa and AuSu.ts.
c:5J r. M.-WASH NGTON CHATTANOOGA
LIMITED VIA LYNCH 5UHi-Pullmln DR. wing
Room Sleeping Cars. New York 10 Ro lnok", Kncy'
vile. Chattano,Ha. New Orleans and Memphis.
Dining Car Radford nd Attais .-
4;26 p. M.-WASHiEGTON SOUTHWESTERN
IlMITED-Pulmdn Drawing Room Stepping Cars
New York to Atlanta. New Orleans. b cham.
Memphis, Ash"ville. Knoxville, Chattanooga v
Nashville. Dinin Car serves meals, New York
NEW YORK OFFICE, 27l BROADWAY
FRANK :. CANNON. J. NJ. CULP,
sd Vice Pres. y Gen'l Mgr. Traffic Mgr
W, A, TURK, O. p A.
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Delaware, Lack2WaNna & Western

stations N New YORK, foot ol barclay am '%HG' "
Leav" y \. rhe' rs, ,ri "'i"e a. an,
$1,000 am ltGara. O.w"g bNfalp ~. - va
sI.ou nTr Hlualo sal ca. AZ cypress $500 pm
40 pm y rant II. VI .vrOlTre and ..,,,
s7.nO nm .Buffal' aul hIrtt, Lil. ~ ~, P,h
-t:lupnl iiuyl"EN. tar BIh"." 80 AIN ".''""
=. tI'um fIthS %. OsNOgH, ltrl ana go No..
Bunrln TX ... .r. ....,.. ~, ~.
tSlecper t. Srraut ~. May b" pIrHpiri," ~ ~
IIrksts al I'd Plllmtn acrnmiRnlNt Gus AZ ll"' So
an / 40 iiruEdN av ant - PARK place. q, - "a
Ncstcotts Express C1mruY VIII '"'' .I,.Lx
ahsrL hAggags u DESTINATION HS'
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he was serving . term in Joliet for hishwsy
robbery, committed when he was rendered.
desperate by his Inability TO make go OF the
razor trading, .,,s
on with hls coat"
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Boston and New England Points,

VIA BOUND Inns.
FALL RIVER LISE-For Fall River. Boston
and New England points Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on each. Leave Pier ~, n. r..
foot Of Warren st. eek daysend Sundays at 800 p.
NJ. Steamer from New York, Sundays only, touches
at Newport. On other days Of tho week Providence
Line eastward steamers atop at Newport.
PROVIDENCE LISE-For Newport Proyi
dence. Boston. North aud East. Steamers Rhode
Island aud Pilgrim. Orchestra each. Leave Pier
p. NJ, touching at Newport. II. l. Monday mornings
excepted On Monday mornings Fail River Line
sToSiNGfoN LIAE-For stoninRton, Boston
Hampshire. Leave Pier 49, y. R.. foot OF Spring ST.;
week days only, at loo P. NJ.
NORWICH LISE-Fo New London, Norwich
Worccster, Boston and the East. Steamers Proy
dence and City Of Wore sister. Leave Pier SO, \. r.
foot Of Spring st. weok days only. at $3.50 p. NJ
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through ira M leave New York. foot of Chambers
st.. as follows. and ave minutes earlier from West
DON A. M.-yestibuls Express daily for BinR.
O.OO hamton. Wnverly. Eimlra. Buffalo, Brad
ford arrives Buffalo X p VI. Parior Car Buffalo.
C.O0 T.. n.-vestibuie Limi ei-Fast nail daily.
L.OO Solid train for Chicag arrives at c. eveland
7:IoA NJ, Chicago r p. NJ. Slerpers to Chicago.
Cleve and and enc matt Dining Car.
73O p M9n0 s ana of pnS e 1
Bradio.d 100 4. NJ: Jane Town A. NJ; YounEs.
BudalN and Cleveland. Cafe Librsry Car.
al ~ M..Dsly, solid train for Blngha AZ ton,
fslo, chicago and Cincinnati. d ming Car.
u'ICk GlS, LOCAL TIME CARD AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODA IONS at III, 1l3. 2dl. 4ol and
e57 broadway. 127 bowe y. l56 East "a tn st. and
273 West I:5th g.. hambers and West 23d at. fer
way. Brooklyn; ~ Rrer ST.. lioboken, and jersey
CITY Sta ion. New York Transfer Co. caG for and
ton,
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HALF BLIND FROM
Z M a
Three Children Afflicted. Whole
Bodies and Faces Sore, Raw
and Bloody Mass.
Tried Doctor after Doctor for 20
Months Without Slightest
Relief. Crying Constantly.
Couldn't Sleep. Tried CUTICURA.
First Application Gave Relief.
Cured in Fourteen Days.

Ny second child got eczema when 'oven IL this
oil, Three months later my first child got II and
following him the last one two years old, fell A
victim. For twenty months they suffered fearful
agony. Their whole bodies. especially their fnc6r
were so sore and law that the little ones were blind
hsIt the Tine No words AN dec rihe the sum e
% my second child. who's whole budJ was one
bloody mass. DO was constantly crying, could get
no sleep. and he 'tuAly did not look hnmsn
tried doctor after d)ctor but mono afforded tho
slightest relief decided 10 try CUTIcuRA The
nrHt Application brought relief in each case and
a.tsr tou Teen days Treatment with CuTICrnA SoI p
and CuriCURA ointment. the worst case WAS cured
aud the whole nelghbornoud is surprised A. ina
WONDERFUL enect OF CrcICCRA. l continue the use Of
EITICuA SOAP for the ch!dIen. because IL makes
the little ones look splendid. ''
Nov, IS, 1893. MIRs. ANNIE RING
6l6 f. 18Th st. New York CITY
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& OHIO R. R.

SCHEDULE IN EFFFCr MAJ II, lH"'.
IOK TIlt w.t..
Leave New Yor& sonth Ferry Whitehall T"roln 'n
South Ferry. Leav" Liberty street Eiil - ia'e",
-DAily. tEI en-, sun by bsnt.Na ,r,v,
P!TTsBU G. $3.50 A. VI. rLiIcrty street only.
SCiiiSGNSATi. ST. L.tOjtJIs :, So \. NJ" 'i;'' Pm.
"l2;lOn ght.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
wAsHISGTON. BALTIMORE =, -n'il pin'r,!
% nor,. s2"5 q R5%G! attcd os have ini,'nan
Tran, Diner. ,-l:5! ,,GG; i%%i'., " '''''"
Al trains Illuminated YIN @ o' R5d ai say Is
Irninn T. M''Iai il very Y T., ia4 mt - Frl'
ton It.. Bro5tlgn; wh.,chill Terminal and Lin,r,'
at baggage che rGy from hotel or sAeh'e 70 "e''
nation.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
MEaT INDIES. &C.


TUFsDAY.--At $50 A. VI. for NEWFOUNDLAND,
6r 'fsn Ken AID sSST6s osf
ana Ia Plata Countries must I've directed per
WEDNESDAY %;ro A. NJ. for JAMAICA. por
Steamer from pbiladelphs; at ESQ A. n r cup
HM$SIGsAy SS0 Cost. XII ke for and P- sdHfa
PPACiflG PuklS per stesm'hp Finanrs: y Va
%s'fH Hs's Ss 's1',"@s't %"S Ss
for ho. PCkT3 niC,. pt: T. 3 IA sport VIZ "a, san
VAR, and wiadwGra Islsnds. per steamship
.,Ssms' l rFSntabotia 5,%si i' NJ Tor PORTO RICO
MENICo. per st'nmship Mat N. as. Va Ismpico
to' % q. pr 4 for p s 't % M an
,ampeche, iucstaa. TnhGsc1 and chsVST, per
must e. psr sST
a. 1us,S5A sn sn3 msPsEy 1so
at NIT so SFissa tSt NIP
DEMERARA. per stcaIship Tiomo; at P. N.
TaS SRS n aa % per seSmsSp sara
sATTkDAy.-A. 10 AM. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES
supplementary 1870 a. M for BERMUDA.
y
sG, H. F for q NFSSoUS i5 Ls.Sbi
ST. amshtn Havana Oct ers ninst be directed i or
Gi isHssp & Js95 an q" rGEarS r pS SbYhkyr As
SUNDAY.-At $40 p. NJ. for ST. PIERRE. MIQUE.
Lon, Per steamer from North Sydney.
Mails for Newfoundland by rail to North Sydney.
and thence by steamer. close at this oftlce daily
ass M am. Ss' h.S Mon
close Us t ta oos ssS H at saS Ms o
1s@ 5s daily snda ssns
aS by S d Miami haa r1Fg and Nall .ssas.
Sona s.eam Tes HiS'0 ana sn ONE
day and saturdayI. Nails for Mssico City. over over
:Ss c'q at 9Th O sas G DAILY q, aqA
Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala, by rail to New Or
leans, and thence by steamer. close at this Office
ay ss eso pSsta ar1sl S sn nSrS ~
iReSistered mail CLOSES at +. N previous day
tRegistered mail closer at P. NJ second day BE-
TRANsPACIF1c MAILS
Mails for China Japan am Hawaii. via Ban Francis
gS%siy M, f:F .h pr sstsiTmsap Amsri:s
.%ea. NJ &Sf a: Si
Az Ec r0l,sian cGlUaSs r1Sep West An'tFtlia
ss Sa SnR co.: asy P1
Sept $40 and up 10 Oct. sl3, inclu .lvo, for
China. Japan and hawai. va Fan Francisco.
close here daily at $3.50 p. NJ. mp to Oct siQ,
inclusive, for despatch per cainship Gaelic,
Mails f'r Society Islanda. via san Fsncisco.
close here daiy at $3.50 p. N, up to oct. G26. IN.
elusive for dN.Yasch by ship, City Of Pa"c Il.
Mails for Au'trGl u except West Australia, New
Zeaand, Hawai-; FIJI aud Samoan lslSndS. via
Ban tIaucisco. close he, daily, at q =. M after
Oct. sla and up to OFT S27, inclusive, or on day
81 arrival o. steamship Camp mia. due ut Ne y
Yok Oct. ~. for despatch per steamship Mosna
MNlsfor China aud Japan, via Vancouver, close
here daily a. n: 20 r NJ, NJ to Oct, s3I inclusive
for despatch per steamship E',rres, Of Japan
TranspGclnc mali are forwarded To port Of sailing
daily aud the schedule OF closing IL arranged ON
the presumrtiGn OF their uninte rnpte ovcriand
transit. hS.Gt.rsd ma closes at +. N. pl syiOuI
day. CORNELIUS VAN COIT Poat mn.isr
Post Once. New York, y. V, Oct. Is, 1901.
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YACHT RACES
The Famous Long Branch Ocean Route steamer
COLU MI B / A

tBstwesn south Ferry and Wall at.l.
0.UO OF LOCK A. NJ. EACH DAY.
SINGLE DAY TICKET. $500
TICKET. GOOD FOR ALL DAYS, 5000
The "COLUMBIAp needs mo- recon- W M a
tion to yachi-race lovers. She makes her
own record by earefnl handling BY expert
waters and the ocean cour.es. holding good
position every day. All her patrons are
satisfied and taken care Of. Her immense
deck room gives NIL chance TO see. Her
stenm- rated saloon gives protection from
cold or Indictment weRtl,er. Tho stnurnnt,
with complete and prompt service, Is
located on tho main deck aft, aud In the
after saloon.
Field aud marine glasses may be had on
tho boat. There IL crowding the boat I,
AS tho number Of tickets sold IL strictly lin
ited to 400, loss than one-hnlf her ca aci' y.
For tickets and further inform lion APP
rlyto w. +. RUSSELL. General Manager,
1881 Broadway, PhYps 211 Madison square,
Pier 10, East River.
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spRISTED MATTER, Sc.-German steamers s1iling
on Tue. dIrs taxa Printed Mltter, &c. for Ger.
many, aud Specially Addressed Printed Matter.
&c, for other parts OF EnIope. American and
White star steamers on Wednesdays. Gorman
steamers on rhursdays and Cunard, French and
German steamers ON saturdays take Printed Mat
ter, Sc for all CO. ntres for which they are ad.
ycrlised to carry mail.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transit
lantic Mails named above, additional supple
menthry malls are opened on tho piers OF the
American. English. French aud German sts AN sra,
and remain open until within Ten Minutes ot
the hour Of failing OF steamer.
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MILLER. BULL d KNowLToN. Agents.
81 BROADWAY.
OLD DOMINION LINE.

Old DOMINION LINE.
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Portsmouth.
Primers Point, Newport News and Richmond. Va,
connecting 20 Petersburg. Riehmond, Virginia
Beach. Washington. d. c.. and entro South and
West
Freight and passenger steamers sail from Pier 3o.
North Ri or. foot of Beach st.. every weekday.
Except Saturday. at |: NJ and SATURDAY. at+ ?. n.
II b. WALKER, Traffic Manager.
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FACE HlIu0RS and Falling Hair Prevented By cuTIcURA
NV HOWVWS SOAR,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08

In all the world there is no other treatment an
pure, 20 sweet 20 speedily ehectiy for sirss,n,,
skin humors Of infants aud children as CuryCInIe
gr. at,st OF Hsin cures. blood purifiers. and humor
remedies. warm bath with CuTICuRA soar and a
single amounting with CUIIvuRA ointment rurast
OF eMollidnt 81 cures. will afford ins ant rrl,cf
permit rest and sleep TO both Parent and child and
when all else fails. 90 '"'e'
Soli throughout the world. POTTER u. AND C. corr
sue FFoTt, Boston 'hp" TO Cure BABY Hunor'' nee.
FlcF HlIunRS aud FAiIns Hair Prevented BY cuTrcURA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-10-08
Steamboats,.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

TueHdny'a Passengers ON the steamer 500
lumbia' will be gives n coupon good for
passage ON the next race day, In event OF
the Yachts not making the race on that
day, Dot. 10th.