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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD for a lady. with use o. piano,
fret class apartment: West side near
Park; pleasant home FOR an Invalid ret-
erences exchanged. Address HOME BOX
$50 Leo Broadway
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RAIL WAY.

The Avenue of Travel South and Southwest
CUBA. MEXICO & CALIFORNIA.
Train. New York depart from Pennsylvania r. r
station Daily, 23d Cortlandt and Desbrosses St
q The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Gorilla udt Streets is five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-thfrd Street
station.
1910 4. Mast MAII-Puman Buffet Sleeping
Cars New York 10 Atlanta, New Orleans. Savannah
and Jacksonville. Fla. Dining Car, Washington and
Spartanhurg.
3:25 y. Nh Y. FLA. EXPREss-Pullmsn Draw
ing Room Sleeping Cars. New York Columbia,
vannah. jacksonville Tampa and Augusta
3.25 4. M-WASHINGTON CHATTANOOGA LIN
TIED VIA LYNCHBURG-Pullman Drawing Room
Sleeping Cars. New York TO Roanoke Knoxville. Chat
tanooga. New orleans and Memphis. Dining Cars.
Radford and Alfalfa.
4i25 y. M.-WASHINGTON SOUTHWESTERN LIN
ITED-Pullrnan Drawing Room Sleeping Cars. New
Atlanta. New Orleans, Birmingham. Memphis.
Ashevle Knoxville. Chattanooga and Nashville. Din
ing meals. New York and New Orleans.
Tourist Sleeping Car. Washington San Francisco,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays
New York and Florida Limited finest train In the
world. service January &C. 1890. between New
York and 81. Augustine.
NEW YORK OFFICE, 2T1 BROADWAY.
FRANK s. CANNON, J. NJ. CULP.
80 Vice-Pres & Gen1 Mgr. Traffic Mgr.
W A. TURK. G. p. A.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot OF Chsmeers-st,
as follows and five minutes earlier from West 2Sd-st:
300 4. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for Bnshamton.
waverly. Elmira. Buffalo Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
y. NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo. -.
200 T.. M.-Vesiibued lmited-Fest mall daily. Solid
train Cor Cnlcagu Cleveland 40 A NJ. Chicago,
p NJ s.eepers TO Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. ,, ,,.,.,,,., r....
daily Arrives al Buffalo 7o5 A. NJ. Bradford 10 A. n.
jamestown 700 A. NJ. youngstown 1917 A. N. SeNs
land 1890 p Sleepers 70 Buffalo and Cleveland care
Library Car. .,,--,--... ,r.u.,,x
0;I5 r. U.-Daiiy solid train for Bnghamton; Waveryi
Finira and Chicago seepers to Buffalo. Chicago and
Cincinnati Dining Car. . ,,,,,,.. 40
CONSIDERATIONS at Ill. ilS. 26i 4Ol and o5I broad
Uay l27 Bowery l23th-s ana I'd ~ est
Ct Chambers and West 23d-s ferries Htwo orh, 90
and Fulton-s. SS Broadway Brookyn - 1890.
uoboken nd Jersey station. New
Co calls foi and cLecAs baggage from notes Aha 'e'-
dences
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M COMBINE TELEPHONE COMPANIES.
TWO INDEPENDENT CORPORATIONS TO UNITE
AND To TAKE IN MANY oTHERs-ro
prvAr THE RFTI SYSTEM

RIVAL THE BELL system
,.,,,roore. Nov Is (SpeciaD.-Alexander Brown
cons bankers OF this city. have about com
80 negotiations for a consolidation OF the
PI..oss Telephone and Telegraph Company which
" recently incorporated by Baltimore capitalists
-ssr the laws OF New-Jersey. and the Federal
Ta,enhone and Telegraph Company. which also
-. New-Jersey charter The former company
s capital Of 10000. and the latter capital
OF 100000 ,-....
~. United Telephone and Telegraph Company
IN absorb the Maryland Telephone and Telegraph
W. the Pi;tsburg and Alesheny Telephone
"a Telegraph Company and plants IN winning,
anu anu Del. Alexandria. Va. and Jersey city, and
oI;i Establish service in Philadelphia. Washington
VIZ other cities. The officers Of the company are
a. usa-v A. Parr president; I. w. Wilkinson' secre-
~ ~ ard William II. Emory, treasurer;
"rris Federal Telephone and Telegraph company
., lacked by influential Western CAPITALISTS ana
- nnfions on several plants In the West. IL Is
hssS.csed after the various companies tnat are
psot,roiled bv the United Telephone ana Telegraph
ccnsnnv and the Federal Telephone ana Telegraph
SSConsnv are gathered under the folds on the lat
~ - establish long distance communications oe-
Ml ssn 81 Louis Pittsburg. Washington Baltimore
W. n.he- cities in the East South and West me
S~-.ited Telephone and Telegraph company ana tne
rsSersl Telephone and Telegraph company are
,,sependent Of the Bell Telephone Company
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NAVAL STORES.
NV AZ II VINLNs
Nov. 25.-Turrentine firm at 47c. Resin

CHARLESTON. Nov. 25-Turrentine firm at 47c. Resin
firm unchanged. - -t-,.. ...-.,. a.. 49,. &C. -.
80. 80 htls. sales, 100 exports 81 Rosn firm.
reesois IA bbls: sales 2i35 exports 4.969.
SFl,-i,gton Nov 25.-Spirits turpentine steady 47Q
rejpts 81 casks. Rosn firm. 81 o2is QS1 07i1
i-ts cq bills Crude turpenrne weak 81 5OQ 81 so; re-
ti1ts p hbls Tar firm. 81 40; receipts. 14l bbs.
'r,.s.1sinhIa Nov 25.-Butter Arm: fancy Western
rssry 27s prints. 2Sc. Eggs firm; fresh nearby
o.. ~ western 23c DO Southwestern. PC; do Southern
90 cheese unchanged
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RAYMOND & WHITCOMB,
2n IniOn Snunrc. New York.
NEW YORK CENTRAL,
?, except sunday. 4ltallN.
HARLEM DIVISION.

9l2 A. NJ and 3.3IP NJ Daily except Sunday
Ptshed sundays only at $50 A. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices us 26i 4l3 and 1915 broadway. IS
Union So. W. 235 Columbus Ave. CT West l25th St,
18TH St and l3Sth stations New York; 33s and T26
Fulton and iU4 Broadway p. d. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortlandt' for NewYork Central Cab
Service. Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE u. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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BOOKS.

-N~JNN~-N~r~-o~~~r~~- --~~-0~~~~~N~-~0|o>>
LARGEST & CHEAPEST
Book sac Ever Known. over 100000 vol
umes OF literature are on sale ana are te
ing offered at the lowest figures IN the lhat
century: 80. 600 magazines at lc. 70 &c.
each; Is. COO paper novels from lie. TO Zoe;
30. coo school and text books from &c. 10
25c: 65. 600 novels and works Of fiction
from &C. 70 Doc. 300 medical books from
Zoe. to sl.00 each: 1000 standard sets
from Doc 10 5000; 1000 sets OF ency-
clopedlas. 500 70 s25.OO. and. In fact.
books covering every branch of literature
at or about one-hfth the price asked by
the publishers. NO catalogues ISSUED;
and books OF al. kinds bought. sold and
exchanged. highest cash prices paid; calls
at residences frse. COVERINGS NEW
YORK BOOK EXCHANGE. ISL Broadway,
between 9th and 10th SITS: open evenings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.

c,,o,nnst, Nov 25-FlOur quiet. Wheat quiet; No 2
- 7Ic corn STEADY; No mixed, S2iac; oats firm; No
Teo ~, ~ 5s.T9Gc Rye dull. No 2 6qc. Professions
yyS,skev quiet 81 3}is. Butter dull. Sugar
go An, lie Cheese quiet
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 80 Beautiful old
Nernis Martin chair and table, mahogany
music box. large cashmere rug and
smaller: oil paintings. engravings. micro
scope skull guitar. bric-a-brac; half
price. Q. @. BOY "a $50 Broadway.
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ANTIQUES. CURIos. SILVER.

l. +. BYRNE. dealer in modern and an
tique china and bric-a-brac, old paint
ings. miniatures. laces and antique shawls.
Old jewelry bought. sold and exehanged'
China repairing "A speciality. 236 W. llbtn.
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OIL PAINTINGS RESTORED.

o~N]0<O~O~~0~01--|lNI IN0v'17l-N10 " Nv
OIL, PAINTINGS scientifically restored
torn. dlshgurei canvases repaired without
trace OF biemish. EXPERT. i3i East
-
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HYPNOTISM.

LEARN HYPNOTIsM. personal magnet
Ism: accomplish otherwise impossible.
personal instructions. success guaranteed.
Or. MACAURA. Isl East I9ih-st.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ant ne

NcN~N~No~NNONNooNo -NoooNoNNNNNNNNr
r. MUELLER. GLIDER. Artistic Picture
Frames. Pictures Framed. Furniture
Gliding and Regi.ding: also Ename.lng.
$50 sth-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

SEAMsTRESS.- North German: ass.st
some chamberwork good references.
Box ~ 769 3d-ave
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CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
Stations IN New York fooi Of Liberty s ST.
Leaving time from South Ferry foot Whitehall ST. is
the same as from Liberty St, except when noted.
Trains aR say ss'f foot roy of Liberty Ii lS St,
for Easten' Bethiehem Allentown Mauch Chunk. &c.
$40 C5:45 $3.50 to Eastonl p NJ sundays "sO. $500
For wllkesbarre Ptston and scranton 400 ssIo A.
~, 80 p NJ SUNDAYS; 40 A. NJ. -o.,o
G29 zoo II 80 to Beading A. ~ f$o s4sS , go SO
m 20 to % Readinr e2 800 o soo 80
Ne'a"S' T. NJ Al. .' Rail h,xnL ROUTE.
For stations on he New York ana Long Branch R. r.
'43o c55o to Red Bank only. $50 a93o to Red Bank
s4:3o t6:23 ?. " Sundays. 800 clol5 to Red Bank
FOR LAKEwoop. .i:ao. 1880 \: NJ. M:4o. kS;2o
H;io. 500 p. NJ SUNDAYS 'io15 a NJ .,o nan
A. H. si45 d5?o IcEehar St. eniy so iSOo
i-'N''O''' 0''' VIA fMA,TAwAS.. a. NJ
Branch 40 $50 aR9 80 A s s,5D shr9a :b Gn
only p NJ SUNK vfi b BR r. nj c5I r NJ
of SavesinE S. $50 $50 Ii 80 si:so P. ~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILAD WIsHi N.c4 R4ET1MoRB AND
Week days .4sc 500 tS'i Ii: Dining CAP NJ
5000 Dining csf) P. NJ. sI2:l5 mdt. sundays '4:aO
lq 3HaF o CAP BnSr ts o' . nsys BG'
T. $50 e. 800 800 800 :2 i'o ''' sundays
Tickets and Parlor seats at foot Of Liberty St,
way. 7s7 eth A1 25 Union sa west ljS Bast I25th ST.
2IS West 10Th ST. 2i0 Columbus A a. New York Court
burg The New York Transfer Co. will call for and check
baggage from hotels or residences to destination
sErom south Ferry NE minutes earlier.
aEfom south Ferry at go 4. u
bFrom South Ferry at $40 P. u
From South err qt
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PICTURES AND PICTURE
ER AMlrS

U. $. FRAME AND PICTURE co. Mfrs
OF frames and mouldngs; large variety
Of pictures. gliding and show card fran
ing. Barc.ay-s;. Telephone, 3.oJ5 coFi-
land,.
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PHOTOGRAPH SUPPLIES.

>~N~NNrINNNNoNrNN o~NNroNNNONrN'ONN"N"
NEW YORK CAMERA EXCHANGE, ia
Fulton.-Iargest supply lowest prices.
Cameras bought. sold. exchanged; send for
bargain list
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DEl AWARE. LAcKAwAHuA & WESTERN

stations New YORK. tot oil barclay ana IA aTrX.
SOFA 33O m.
Blnghamton Mail 00 ~ 90 % m
Buffalo ithaca & Oswego Eh'''' 81 20 = - 40 . m
chicago Bun. Express .....,,ss NV '''"
Scranton. wilkesbare Plymouth 4cop.m 1920 pm.
Express 81 80 m.
Chicago ~ Buffalo Linn bh ;''' 81 M y m 40 a m.
Bur tx lar Buff IS MIL "a 40 y M - sO am.
tlthaea Os~e ssc;sot6n May occupied 70 80 A. ~
1919 sDd Pullman accommodations {" il' 10 anu
$50 Broadway ana 90 : and check baggage
m destination. sDaiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
IN CONSOLIDATE CAB COMPANIES.

We'll informed persons said yesterday that the
lament n consolidate the various cab companies
=, The city IS going ahead. and Will before ong be
carried out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDULE II EffENi 49, 10 $500
FOR THE WEST.
r.,,e Ney York South Ferry Whehall Terminate
ana toot OF h'He''y Zeal Sunday ssundays
cricH2O .430 a. m liberty street ony)' LOU
p p5Ir7SsBUKG .4So a. M liberty street only) 'S1S
p M S;,,IIThrI sT LOUIS 1000 a. 1855 m.
1910 night. ,ox., n,,r- TRAINS
..s,,,.cTON BALTIMORE. fs.c 1000 DINER.
.,t "a a m DINER, TOO p m tDneD 'lSo tD ,s
"a - IN oval Limited" exclusively Pullman 4Tdln Dnea
90 csfSl 81 SO ,Dlner. '565 o. M tpneD ana i-''
night. NORFOLK, tlOo p M alth Pint,eh Light
aiees: Il3 i72 2el 49, l24 BroaG"ay = r Sn,on 81
,9T p1wery ~ y $3.50 Fulton ST.. lleS FuIton 81,
" WhitehaU Terminal and Liberty ST baggage
ahocheS rom hotel or residence 10 destination
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FURNITURE AND PIANO
POLISHING.

REFRESHING and polishing Of Fixtures.
Furniture and Pianos. MILLER. l.s23
Msdison-ave.
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ANTHOLOGY.

~-N~o~~~~e~~~~~~~~~~y>~
LORD GOTwOI.S. NJ. D.. scientific astroi-
oyer: ~ years experience. tith, ~. lS
6th-ave. near i2th-st.
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STATIC ELECTRICITY.

RHEUMATISM. Nervous Diseases, treated
with STATIC ELECTRICITY. DIX.
223 East liih-st
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TAPE WORMS,

-~-~~~~~~~~~~~->-~~~~~~~o~ o~~NS>~~0~~~~~|O~"N
TAPE WORMS removed while you walt
cure guaranteed: send for treatise on
worms A. W. ALLEN ~ years expert
ence). 6O4 Grand-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
EEHECH VALLEY.

SAons loot OF West Corandt and Detbrosscs Streets
(Pcnnt II. Il. Ferries)
Time 21 COrtandt Desbroeses
Daily Sunday. Sunday leaves So Other
trains daily. sunday leaves Sunday IS
\ sunday leaves els pm ysunday ave' 5.5 I'm.
t'6.5J 7. 90 An Local for EASTON.
'7.55, e.. 10 For BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West and principal local points ParOr and Dining Con
Coal branches
+'1I.jJ. 1890 Noon. BLACK DIAMOND FIX
PREsS. Handsomest train in the word Limited % seating
capacity Due Buffalo 9t5P connecting with through
TO Detroit Chicago. Dining Car service a carte -
sf2,35, 1.OOP. M For VILLAS BAitRE SCRANTON,
+'3.J5 NJ Coal branches and intermediate points.
v'J.fO yJ.2Or.N. Local for MAUCH CHUNK.
hicagO NrHtibulc Limited. For MAG
ARA FAILS and points West, Through Sleeping Cars TO Chicago
and Toronto
.,.J5. $40 Pm Exposition Express Tor BUFFALO and
TORONTO.
SD, 900 IN For ITHACA. ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO
and est Sleeping Cars o Chicago
so PLAlNFIRID BOUND BROOK, locals, daily except
sundsy: 'lOfl lt5tA ". 49, -, '6ll and 65lP ".
Tickets Pullman c-OnmOdatious 26 SIS 90 and
1854 broadway, - Union square West rs Columbus Ave- ~ Y.
Fulton Udwy and Annex station. BIOokyn
y Transfer will call FOR and check baggage from hotel
residence through G,s.ina'5n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

For slender women
gives them abso-
lute.y a p er Z e { {
Icrm. without pad
ding. enables the
slender figure 10
wear the prevailing
costumes. the prin-
cess. and tai. or
gown. no steel In
the fronts. opens In
the hack. short on
hips. small waist ef-
feet. gives the SYM
metrically moulded
form so much de-
sired; Endorsed By
p b sic ians and
ladies' tailors. sells
on sight: larg q
profits. each form
made 10 measure.
Call or address
MADAME
WRIGHT
i,l35 Broadway.
Room l.U06.
Agents wanted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
,ng Stock Exchange. furnished by William Z. Bon
brrht & Co.. OF Colorado Springs
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RUST FOR VI.

WRIGHT BUST FORM.
TIE NEWEST AND LATEST CORSET
SUBSTITUTE.
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WORK WANTED

Male.
MESSENGER. -Colored boy. IN ONCE, or
as valet 10 gentleman. j. f. i5s West
53d-St
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MOTHERS HELP or nursery governess.
oy refined lady; highest references. Ad-
dress 3. Greene-aye. Brooklyn
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nIsINESA CHANCES.

III SINEsS thANtES.
NnnN.NNNNDNNDNNNDNOOov ~~|"@>~>0~"~N~0~N~>
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL PROCURED Tor
merchants manufacturer and others
desiring % extend their business stores.
business places sold quickly. ~ DONALD
a. VIRGINS. $40 Nassau-st
PARTNER with 1900: established, good
business: investigation desired. MIN
TON. Room I. 43 University race
WANTED. Young gentleman. literally
Inclined. having 5000: can form profit
abe connection. r.. Box 80. Tribune Or
fee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
BOARD WANTED.

THREE ADULTS desire second floor, with
good board. In comfortable house IN
rneaIs FOR two 10 be served In room. Will
furnish. except carpets. and care for rooms;
Americans only; references. Address.
stating terms. a. A.. Box %. Tribune Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26
CUNARD LINE.

~ Thirty excursions during Spring and Summer ocean
,.,e,. nv ali Lines Send Tourist Gazette Holy Land
w Irsions r. c. CLARK. III Broadway Ne~-foFk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

pRElSSMAKER. -Fourtesn years with two
first class houses: stylish work: dresses
renovated. Mrs. SAIZER, Jos East nth
st. near ith-ave.
RELIABLE dressmaker. assuring best Mt
ting. choice designing. will remaks and
alter: moderate price; by day. Address
RESPONSIBLE, Medison-ave.. 42d-st..
paper stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

SEAMSTRESS.--Good quick sewer. can
cut ana ~ terms moderate: reference.
d NJ. 1907 Lexington-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-26

PEDIGREED Great Danes. 81 Bernards'
P0odles. Dachshunds. Bull Boston.
Yorkshire. Fox Terriers. Corkers. japanese
spaniels. Angora Cats. Giant Belgian
Hares. Grown or Puppies. "a n lstn-st.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-28
SATURDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1899.
LOST TO THE WORLD.

Though Gamaliel Bradford and Alad-
din Atkinson, with their funny antics,
are furnishing amusement for thou
sands. there is still a feeling that the
world has in some unaccountable way
reduced its dividends of humor. No
one has been able to locate the lapse.
After a careful perusal of the columns
of the Boston papers, for many months,
we have come to the conclusion that
the lurking gloom is caused by the dis
appearance of the Hon. Sammy Men
dunn. the human interrogation point
For several years, when George Fred
Williams, Josiah Quincy and the other
circumstances of the republican party,
were displaying the latest styles in
halos, no edition of the Boston Herald
was complete without a letter of inter
rogatton from the Hon. Sammy Men
dunn Some men would have run out
of questions, but Sammy Mendum never
did. His acute mind ranged across a
broad field each day. us the tariff
not taxi" he would ask today, and to-
morrow he would interrogate through
the obliging Herald, why does a tur-
key lay an egg?" And the world was
both edited and enlightened. To have
such a flow of innocent merriment
cease, is sufficient to cause the world
to reduce it's dividends of humor
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-28
HOW IT HAPPENED.

The remarkable praenomen of the
Hon. Gamaliel Bradford, medicine man
Of Aladdin Atkinson's Independent Or
der of Squaw Men, and his impulsive
remarks relative to expansion, have in
spired the sarcastic Sun of New York
with strange flights of fancy In no
other paper in the country should we
look for paragraph like this:
1t is a curious fact that Brooklyn is
the only place in the United States
where the Hon. Gamaliel Bradford can
get chance to talk in public. For
months he has offered to make Aguin-
aldian speeches in any community that
would listen to them. He has begged
his countrymen to give him an oppor-
tunity TO instruct them, but until GER
tain Brooklyn philosophers took pity on
him, he has found no audience When
he says that if Mr.. Mckinley is re-
elected, within one or at farthest two
generations, congress and the supreme
court will be turned adrift by mill
tary ruler" it should be remembered
that a terrible accident happened to
him at the Massachusetts Reform Club
last February. He was in the library
writing his usual daily letter to the
Boston newspapers when a bound set
of the Hon. Aladdin Atkinson's pam
phlets fell by it's own weight, struck
poor Mr.. Bradford on the noddle and
made him what he Is.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-28
NEW NATIONAL BANKS.

The current year promises to make a
record in the matter of the organiza-
ton of new national banks, that is.
dating from the 1893 panic. At least IS
institutions have applied for or have
taken out national charters this year,
and the number of national banks for
the first time since 1892 will show large
gain in the aggregate number of insti-
tutions. The capital of the banks organ
lied or in the course of organization
amounts to $4,000 900, while the de-
crease owing to liqufdations or failures
Is only 100000, making net gain in
the live capital of $40, 600 OO0 The report
of the Comptroller of the currency for
the year ending with Oct, 1898, shows
that the capital of the national banks
decreased for the II months $4,044 900.
In 1897 the decrease was 81, O90, 500; in
1896, s4,3o5,OOO; in 1895, $6,4SS, 12O, and in
1894, $7,96O,000 1t is not to be overlooked
that the decreases Of late years have
resulted quite as much from liquidation
incident to a consolidation as from
other causes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-28
THEY ARE FIGHTERS.

AS an evidence of the fighting quail
ties of the average American dentist. il
is only necessary to call attention to
some of the many contributions that
have recently been sent to the presi-
dent of the Dental Protective associa-
ton for the purpose of fighting the
Grown Tooth company. Worcester has
sent nearly $500 alone. Holyoke, North
ampton and Springfield have sent near
ly $500. The utmost confidence is ex-
pressed that the Protective association
will be able to take care of all it's mem
bers faithfully and all litigations that
may come. These law suits have at least
resulted in bringing about unity on the
part of the deptists and they now pre-
sent a solid front for fight.
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RISE In IRON AND STEEL

One Of the most noticeable attendant
features Of the rise in iron and steel
during the last ten months is that no
one has been found able to give an
opinion as to when the advance would
cease. Only recently has there been
any indication of a willingness on the
part of manufacturers to close contracts
at the prevailing high figures. Archer
Brown Of Rogers, Brown Co.. lead
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ing authority in the steel and iron
trade, intimatest in an interview, that
the prices have reached their highest
levels. He believes that it would be
better for these industries, as whole,
If the prices were 10 per cent lower
for on such a level, they would prob
ably remain for several years. II.
through an undue demand, they are
brought to a still higher figure, their
reaction will come sooner and be more
cavara
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Mrs. Eddy, the Christian scientist,
who has been sued by Mrs. Woodbury.
of Boston, should treat the case with
her doctrine. She has simply to be-
lieve that there is no case against her,
and it will disappear. She should have
faith, and believe that no legal action
has been taken, and the libel case will
fade from the court records.
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The Hon. Billy Mason of Chicago is
playing to the galleries, when he talks
of resigning from the Senate and ap-
pealing TO the voters to turn down the
administrations Philippine policy, and
return him to the senate. The fate of
Conkling and Plat has not yet passed
from the memory of the politician Of
today. Mason is lucky to be in the
Senate at all. He will not tempt for
tune by testing the feeling of the voters
of Illinois just at this time.
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A statement is sent out from Wash
ington by Postmaster General Smith
that the dead letter office is flooded with
mail addressed to soldiers in the Phil
ippines, but detained because the send
er failed to give the company or regl-
ment to which the soldier belonged
Correspondents should bear these points
in mind