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New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
n,DDrPs FOR ENGLISHMEN.

The British Schools and universities Cluo mas
- orrapoen,cnts 10 hold series Of Saturday
evening dinners at the Brovoort House Desihhns
tonight II is expected that this movement WI
provide congenial meeung-plac' io' 20
rreeting fhclr fellow -counirymen once week
dinner tonight will be presided over Dy e ~
2nr@e g ward Robert G. Wlnny, Orton bIadiey.
II Montague Vickers. ". \. u do3de am t,0tGet 0tg
~ -, Lnnvy1 New-York Eng.ishmcn have slshlheH
tbeir Intention Of being present
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
TURKS AND ARABS FIGHT.
BATTLE ~ THE PROVINCE OF YEMEN
LOSSES ESTIMATED At 460 MEN.

London. March 11.-According TO a dlspatch
to The Morning Post" from Bombay. severe
fghting has taken place between the Turkish
troops and the Arab tribesmen near Shall. in
the Province Of Yemen. Arabia. where an in
surrection has been in progress for ten months
The Turks lost 100 men and the Arabs 300.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
Dr. SUNDERLAND BACK N THE PULPIT.
nioy7rD 70 SUCCEED DR. TALMAGE As
PASTOR Of TIE FIRST PREsBTTERIAN
c-rr-.rc-rr nr- " AsIIINGr0N.
CHURCH or wAsHINGTo,

TYhlngton March 1.-THE Rev. Dr Byron
s.ais'and has been appointed pastor o. the r iS'
FieS'yieriar church. 20 succeed the heF. ~
De Wit, Talmage. Dr. Sunderland has already
served the church for;y-hye years. and since MS
'ssgnailon last June when Or. Talmage took
'asrEs has been the pastor emeritus He VIII no"
resume fun pastoral charge. and his congregation
@ asst ihat he shall again become pastor Tor jne
~ ~ oi his lie Dr. Talmase. accompanied Dy ms
sAe, let WASHINGTON to-day for visit o. TWO
,.s 1.sAs % OA Point Comfort. Va, and ST Angus
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
LECTURE BIZ ST. CLAIR WKELWAY.
Hrgpr,ys At UNION COLLEGE or 1.-THE MAKERS
or MODERN AMERICA"

Schenectady. y Y. March lo-St. Clair Nickel
way Editor Of The Brooklyn Eagle oenIeie'
this afternoon before tho undergraduates of Union
coltege 9 lecture on "The Makers Of Modern Amer
lea" He characterized Washington as the heh-
es, type Of the born leader. jefferson as repre-
sen,.ng the class q achieved leadership and Maai
SON Monroe and Van Buren as men WIpst S!,,i.-
ness was thrust upon them. he paid gloWlhg
tribute Lincoln and o. Grant he s4il ti ,I e "S an
5rsr.ration: his death j. q benediction. Ny NJ
Keiwav tven dwelt at length on the achievements
~ lfrrarr mn.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
MAD MAN DASHED TO PIECES.

London. March IA dispatch 20 The DaiIy
Mail" from Malaga. Spain. says mailman ieaped
,os.o-dav O7rida,) from the highest tower Of the
cashodral Of NlalaCa-a distance OF 20 feet from
+he croiird-and was dashed into an unrecogniza-
HE mass a large crowd Witnessed the leap.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
tn AVOID SOFTc0AL NUISANCE.

The New-York Central Railroad has new
method FOR avoiding the sofi-coal nuisance ~ithn
tho city limits new coaling station has been
o.,,hushed AZ One-hundred and forty thlrdst. at
which engines take on a supply OF coke 10 last TO
the Grand Central station
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
TUF yALE PRESIDENCY.

Chicago March lo-President Harper OF ,nI'"so
University said tonight that the report '"", "a
,,o,. - vale University had been offered
- hiIo was without foundation: II haS MOI Dess a
offered him he said. and ir u hau 'he '"""e'
were he would not leave Chicago
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

The death Of the Rev. Arthur r. Barrow, pasro pa,
of S. AIMS Roman Catholic Church' oi I'.,
,,, ~ y ooourrod Thursday in 81. Vincent $
IIIosnitai Tvphold fever was his Illness ne es ~as
horn I'm ireland in lS5L lie had serFed III Ea'''''
marshes I'm this country
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
pATRIcK MGURK HELD FOR TRIAL.

In the Yorkville Court yesterday morning Pat
rick McGurk who was arrested early yesterday
morning on a warrant charging him with keeping
n disordery house. secured an adjournment OF MS
"ase until the afternoon, when he waived eNami,
Hation and Magistrate Pool held him In sSVS pah
for trial
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

LFvr-FRANK KEr--Announcenen 4, made ot the %
gagement OF Mrs. r. Frankei 70 Nr j. Lew, oo'n -
postor Chicago and San Francisco papers please COPY
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
THE FRIEDRICH DER CROSSE AGROUND.
BIG NORTH GERMAN LLOYD LINER CAUGHT N
THE ELBE

Hamburg. March 10-The North German
Lloyd steamer Friedrich der Crosse, Captain
Dichel which arrived at Bremen on March g. is
aground off Schulau. in the River Elbe
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

The funeral of Mrs. Virginia Marowe' me
actress who died on Tuesday at the age of sixty
one years at the home Of her son-in-iaw. NiIham
7, Volet. No 22l West One-hundred- twenty
third-st took place there Yesterday morhhs'
The Rev Edward ". Nell rector OF ,he "u'OI
. g. r-s-.,-d tho MARTYR cor Iucted the ser
,.jce The burial was ~ Woodlawn INC iuneraI i
took place sixteen weeks after me qeaLm ol h ne
GG,ed o1 The stage OF the Knickerbocker Thectre
Mrs Marlowe played with Mrs John Drew f N
and McCuiough. She was tho wife OF owen Mar
lowe.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
WATER coLoRs NAY BE SEEN TOMORROW.

The American Water Color Society announces
that owing to a larSe number OF requests It's
e.Aut,io, will be omen from 10 n. m TO II p. m.
'rr,,,r - l. also announced that 10 morrow
Iii nosltively he the last day Of the exhibition
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

7r-t,,,re once March H. l a. m.-The weather yester
aav was fair becoming cloudy In the evening. The
t.mperature ranged between IS and Is degrees the
average ON degrees being 81 degrees higher than That
OF Thursday and lsi. degrees lower han hst OF the
corresponding day of last year.
In ana near city today there will probably be rain
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
NOTES or THE STAGE.

4 dispatch received yesterday from Montreal
where the company headed by James O'Neh Is
rlaylng The Musketeers. denied tne report pup
,,t, ,-.s.o-dav that q successor to Miss Margaret
,-..rfr' i~ Tho cast - the play had been engaged
1ff-s hrgin the report said had made consld-
cradle success I'm the part ana "ould De re'dieu
in it.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

Frau schumann-H Heink. Of the Maurice Grau
Onera Conpany IS stlll seriously I'll at the Hotel
Pelvedere Il was said last night. however. tnat
bcr condition seemed TO be slightly better
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

r- NewFngiand increasing cloudness: probably snow
or rain: brisk eastery winds
For Eastern New-York and Western Ne"-fork' IN
cra.ng cloudness. probably rain brisk eas,ery wnhs
- The District of columbia. Eastern fennsylFaha
New Jersev Delay and Maryland fair fresh TO orsN
southeastcrly winds
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

Cooney & Harris ~ this city have bought the
American rights 20 The Ladder OF Life meio-
drama which has lately been played IN London IL
VIII he produced in this city IN september
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
ENGAGED.

Jayne's Expectorant IL a good cough cure ano
helpful in all diseases of the Throat and Lungs. -
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
TIE PRESIDENTS TRIP TO THoNAsTILLE.
ae WILL START or MONDAY AND MAY REMAIN
TWO WEEKS.

s'Nssagton. March lo-senator Hanna saw the
sa to-day and final arrangements were
- - '' the Presidents trip to ThomasVliIe ia.
s party Will leave here at o'clock next Monday
- Consist q the President and Mrs. Mckinley.
NJ, 'ns.-Presldeut and Mrs Hobart Senator and
4 4 mama. and Assistant Secretary C0Itelyou'
w .stooable that they VIII remain az Thomas
VII ~ SNo weeks OF longer. II the pubic business
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
DIED..

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be sn>
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

OPDTPS FOR ENGTNES FROH ENGLAND
London. March lo-The Midland Railway Com
ranv has ordered ten more locomotives from the
baldwin Locomotive Works AT Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

"Carnac cahlb" Is the name Of Henry Arthur
Jones's new four-act drama. which Is 70 he pro-
duced n Her Maiesty's Theatre. London, carry IN IN
seasOn
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

ADrARD-on Friday March 3. 1922. al bis laf. -
C1asson-sve.. Brooklyn. Edward Aclerc - -
the late George Adlard. ~ New-Iork
IriarrnAnt Evergresn l.emetery
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

william II. Crane will return - '9"h We'N
~, ,,l.,a for n short engagement A. the Har-
ilUI lU'" Gnera House where he will present The
Read OF the Family
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AXRp, CENTRAL Sre AMERICA WEST

c,-r-prAY-A. g 1920 A.. m. for Nassau. " r.. per
eA from Miami Fla. at a n tor BermHts pc,
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Bangs & Co.. oI and 93 Fifth Avenue,

viii sell At auction MONDAY & TUESDAY afternoons ~
O clock.
collection of Americana Rare Franklin lmprints sos
ra,lv Amanacs First Editions many scarce and In
tereeting items
WEDNESDAY. At 3 p. NJ
. ,,.-ss,i,g and valuable collection Of Books. COM
,,g desirable editions the STANDARD English Authors
e,as ever. afternoon at o'clock except Saturday.
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SIR DOUGLAS GALTON.

London March 1o-Sr Douglas cation 'ns
rner president OF the British ASSOCIATE" ""1
high authority on sanitation. Is dead
New-York tribune., 1899-03-11

rp1r1.Nr 1ncAL onsERvATIoNs TO-DAY.
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Mss ,cs by steamer at this Office daily al sSo D. m
tnenre.,fny close here Monday, wednesday ani
.,n.-s.v1 Malls for MQuelon. hy rail- 20 Boston and
Sence by steamer close AZ MS case cay al 20, Y. m
esner close al this Office daily 'eSeep, Noncay a.
py connecting closes here every sunday Nednss-
y a. m 'r,-,say Mails for Cuba. by rail 20 Miami Fla.
80 Thence hy steamer. close a. us once "Isry
60 saturday at t-Sp a. h' uthsetlne
cay ;ss here every TUESDAY and SATURDAY NAL. tor
closes r,v overland unless speca..y addressed for
Mexico ~ s,eswer close this Office daily at ESQ
G.spas D 40 o. m tRegstered mail c.oses at p IA:
rrevioas day. .Regis'ered man CLOSES T. IL" 's''"S
cay before .,.>.,p,c ,ctur~ NAILS
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TRANsPACIFIC NAILs

49, - c-nna Japan and Hawaii. per 3 $ Hongkorg
Ma sr i' o% yr"nei'c close ss es, here daily ,o Sg TO
Msi.n Victoria from Tacema). close here daily up
70 March tla go p m mails Tor AUSTRIA except
tsone1 New-Zealani Hawaii. III and Samoan ISL
,er : s Alameda Crom san FTarciSc0). close
Srs dsily after March - up 70 $50 p m. on day OK
arriya of campania. which Will probably arrive
Star.6 Is Malls Tor China and Japan. per En-
Sre.s OF india Orom Nancoave close here daily up 70
tr<h 400 Al 80 o. m Malls FOR the Society Isands.
r ship Tropic Bird from san Francisco. close here
sslv up 10 March - al $50 p N. Mails for Hawaii.
rer = Australia Orom san Francisco close here
daily up 70 March 30 $50 p. Malls for Australia
except West Australia. New-Iealand, Hawaii and
va Islands per NaTrimoO trom Nancouver)
close here daily March us and up 10 March 80
AZ $40 p.
rranspaciic mails forwarded port q sailing daily
and the schedule of closing ls arranged On the pre-
snuptlon Of their uninterrupted overland transit
tReg!sfered mail closes az .. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN cOrr. PoStInastss.
Postoihee. New-york. ~ Y. March 3. 1884
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-11

nan Our Bar is equipped with high grade
xxx Liquors, Wines and Brandies. Tit
UHU celebrated Anheuser-Bush Beer &C.
per glass; the famous Budweiser at
26c. per bottle, especially adapted for
family use and the highest grade of Cigars
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-11
WEDNESDAY. -. MARCH IL, 1893
Cooperative Prospecting.

Where the system of cooperation has
been given a fair trial it has proven a
success. Many a miner works under
ground for six months in the year 10
save up enough to prospect the hills
during the summer season. Some are
not fortunate enough to secure work
during the winter months and to defray
their expenses sell their claims for very
little.
Mining is a branch of business in
which cooperation would be advantage
eous. Instead Of scattering in all direc-
tions, it would be better for a few prac-
teal men to get together, pick out the
most promising claim OIL the list and CO.
operate in working it for all it is worth.
At present they often sell their claims
for a few dollars, the property passes in
to the bands of another, who according
~ turns it over for -four or five times the
price paid and so on until finally it comes
into the possession OF some syndicate
that reaps the profits that might 60 into
the pockets of the original locator and
would be his if he but conducted his
business on the cooperative plan. In
stead of selling ~undeveloped properties
for a mere tride he might, on this plan,
develop them and get more. Such a
system would also be beneficial to the
country at large and tend to its speedy
development.
One developed property in a district
does more to establish a reputation than
a score of prospects, however good they
may be. 1t does not require more capt.
tai than the ordinary miner or prospect
or generally posses to go into a scheme
OF this sort. When men show their faith
in a property by devoting all their ener-
gies to its development they naturally
gain the confidence of capital. Practical
men will know a COOL thing when they
see it, and il it be their own they will
work it more energetically and economi-
cally than if it were in the hands of some
corporation. Sufficient work can gener-
ally be done by hand and a cheap plant
installed to demonstrate the value OF II
property before heavy and expensive
machinery need be introduced. Mining
is essentially Il business adapted to the
cooperative plan. A dozen men or SO,
bound by ties OF self-interest, il nothing
else, could accomplish much in this way.
The idea is worthy of consideration
Mining and Scientific Press,
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-11

Sauerxraut and Weiaerwurst at Gay
nor's
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-03-11
Ghosts in a Mine.

There is a ghost at the Allison ranch
mine, and although no one has seen it,
it has set all the employees a wondering,
and it came nearly stopping the works
one night last week. Just rs a skip-loal
OF men was about to be lowered into the
shaft they heard all kinds OF peculiar
noises, and they even refused to go down
to work. After a little time the noises
ceased and the frightened lei went
about their labor.
John Manion, one Of the employees,
was willing to brave the dangers of the
haunted mine. He lighted six candles
and told the engineer TO lower. Before
doing this, however, he told linn that ii
a signal of one bell was given, to put on
both steam and water power and hoist
Immediately. The spooks had left for
the night, and Mr.. Manion's signal was
not given. The wierd and uncanny
noises continue, and the nerves of the
men on the night shift are at a high
tension all he time.-Tidings Telegraph.
As ghosts seem to be necessary to all
well regulated mining camps the
spirit OF George Avery now stalks
abroad in the darkness at Olinghouse.
1t is said this ghosts appears nightly to
be one Of the miners now occupying a
bunk in the Sip Cos office and its pres
ence is known to the others when the
miner gives a terrifying yell, turns over
and sinks into soothing slumber. The
only worry the other miners have is the
disturbance OF their sleep by the human
a'arm clock.
Sauerxraut and W~tiaerwurst at Gay
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20
Silks and Trimmings !.

suppose would fall far short
the largest stock of Silks house
married We
yard per yard
He himself
goods would could
and said he had been could
silk with enough whole
could which to make selection
him
Trimming Silks
The line Silk Velves Gimps
Trimmings suit every
line Innings
Stifenngs to be found in this
a complete O Binding O every description.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20
Domestic Department.

better line of Jeans than we are Of
fering at ST, 10, 12l, -, 20 and 25c I'd.
A line of Gents fine Pants Goods
at 25 to SOC per yard which we defy
competition to meet.
A line of fine 81 Cassimeres, for
making fine Pants, which we picked
up at a bargain and offer them to our
customers at 75c per yard. Now if
you are a judge of fine Cashmere YOU
will never pass this great offer.
Four thousand yards Fast Colored
Calicoes at &c per yard that are sold
everywhere at sc per yard. Now
please don't confound these Calicoes
with the cheap calicoes that are now
being sold everywhere. Every yard
of them is absolutely Fast Colors and
are just one cent cheaper on the yard
than you can get them anywhere
else.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20
Fine Dress Goods.

Since the firm Of Horton, Burgess
g. Co. went out of business We have
been master of the Fine Dress Goods
trade Of Manning, and why? Because
we make this branch of our business
a special study and keep right up
with the styles, because it requires
more attention and study than any
other department in the store, and
the result is, we have met with sue
cess.
A beautiful line of Barcade Wors-
teds at &c per yard.
a nice line of G-4 double width Di-
agonal and Brocade Worsteds at 10c
per yard.
A very desirable line of 34-inch
wide Fancy Worsteds at 1Gsc per yd.
that looks cheap at 25c.
Our line of csc Dress Goods in both
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20

Heavy c Homespun, SIC per yard.
Yard-wide Sea Island Homespun,
very good for the money, only 4c per
yard.
Crown Suiting Plaids, colors abso.
lutely fast, only SIC per yard.
Good Check Homespun, 81, 4, II,
and &c per yd., according to quality.
Heavy Shirtings, something that is
bargain, 81, 7and Sc per yard.
A very large and wellselected line
of Outings at Il, 5, 81 and SIC per yd.
The best grades of yard-wide Sea
Island Homespuns at Il, 5 and &c yd.
Yard-wide Bleach HoInespuns at 5,
and Sc per yard.
Yard-wide Lans6al Cambria, as
long as our present stock lasts, 10c
per yard.
1914 Sheetings, Is, 20, 25 and 35c yd.
We challenge the market 10 show a
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20

At SOC is undoubtedly the greatest
seller we have ever put on our
shelves, and to give the trade some
idea how they sell, we just sell ten
dozen of them while we are selling
one dozen of any other kind.
Many of our best and most well-to-
do customers wear this Corset all the
time and they tell US that it gives
them as good satisfaction as any dol
lar corset they ever wore.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20

Plain and Fancy Weaves are the
richest we have ever shown and lady
friends will be pleased when they see
our csc line this season.
We also carry very nice lines Of
Dress Goods at 35 and soc per yard,
in all of the latest shades.
a beautiful line of Black Crepon
Skirting at 80, 10 and 81, which is
certainly the richest line of Black
Skirting ever shown in this town.
Our lines of Black Brilliantine and
Serge Skirtings are also complete.
Also nice line Of Blue Serge Skirt
ing.
We would also impress it upon our
lady friends that our line of 25c Black
Barcade SkirtinS is up-to-date in
every respect.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20

In inviting the public to call and
inspect our line of Gents, Boys and
Children's Clothing we are confident
we will be able to offer them the lar
gest and cheapest line of Clothing for
fall and winter we have ever shown
and the very latest styles that pre-
vail in the markets.
Fifty Mems Black Clay Worsted
Suits, in round and square cut Sacks,
at S4.75 per Suit.
twenty-five Mems Blue and Black
Serge Suits, in double e-breasted and
:ound-cut Suit, so per suit, well
worth $12.50 These Serge Suits will
be the leading fabric in mems suits
this season.
We picked up a big bargain of 35
Mems guaranteed All-Wooi Suits
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20
Shoe Department.

First Of all, we wish to impress
one fact upon the minds of our Gus
toners if you want good, solid, hon
est Shoes you can get them from US,
but if you want something for
makeshift that will last you a cou-
pie Of weeks at best, we want to
tell you that you can't get such
shoes at our store. We have no
room in our store for such stuff.
We buy nothing but the best
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20
Glassware and Cr0CkerV.

keep all line of all kinds of Glass
Crocker anything this line she will
N much if she don't what have to offer.
Decorated We
plain Lamp chimney burner complete IS inches
high, for only 20c Beat this if you
15c for Set of six Tum
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20

We are sole agent for Clarendon
county for Mr.. w. Scott Harvin' S
famous line of Factory Hose.
This line of Hosiery deserves a
large patronage by the public, for in
the first place it is a home industry
and we should encourage home in
dustry; and in the second place no
better line of goods can be found for
the same money.
The Harvin Factory Hose has al
ways been sold at 10 and 1910 per
pair straight, but by our special ar
rangement we are able to offer these
excellent lines of Hose in Gents, La
dies and Misses, at 10c per pair or
three pair for 25c.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20
SCHOOL BOOKS.

getting supply time
will have full lot of School Books hand such
adopted by State Board Educa
tion.
We carry large stock School Supplies such Tablets for
pencil Writing Paper and Copy Books and
School School Supplies
Graded Schools OF the county wish books
other than adopted by the State Board list of their
will cheerfully them.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1899-09-20

shoes the market and buy from reliable houses hence
not cheap paper bottom shoe in stock
Our line Ladies' Dongo Shoes at 100 and 125 will
well satisfaction ladies who buy them
Our line Of Ladies' Heavy Pebble Shoes LOO the line
Shoes
this line of Shoes will pleased.
Remember that agent H. Goldman
Bottom Shoes Ladies Children unhetatingy declare
this line of Shoes the best shelves We have
sold pairs
them. We Goldman Shoes
the Children's Misses.
We also sell Shoes
those Shoe satisfaction will
pair of Hine Lynch Shoes.
We also line Gents Boys Chdrens Shoes
all Of the leading styles.
Our lady friends who wish Dress Shoes will do well
of Paris Kid Shoes 800 and these too
expensive have other lines 200 and 225 pair.
Call and when want good Shoes immense
stock of Shoes and have them at the right prices