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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30

ed officers for the ensuing quarter as
follows:-President, Geo. w. Reed;
Vice President, Paul R. Dickey;
Secretary, Frederic L. Webb; Treas
urer William R. Jones; Censors,
Messrs. John E. Tracy, Thomas
Mcguire, and Hugh Crawford, Editor
Walter S. Greene; Librarian, W.
Thomas Ramsey. Immediately upon
election these gentlemen were en-
stalled and entered at once on the
duties of their office. The programme
of the evening, as set forth on the
printed announcement cards gotten
up at the opening of the term, was
"a Night With the Poets" This
literary portion of the programme was
not carried out however, for at the
close of the business session the meet
| ing adjourned in favor of our Alpha
Sigma nelghbors who were holding a
public meeting in their hall. This
meeting the Society attended in a
body and were highly gratiied with
the work carried on there and with
the kind welcome accorded the A. L.
S. visitors.
Mr.. Robert Goddard an old student
whom we have missed for year
owing to i'll health has returned "the
same old Bob" and will complete his
course.
The enrolment of the College, we
are more than pleased to announce,
has attained to the number, unprece-
dented this early in the term, Of
two hundred and nifty five students
attending upon the classes.
Last Saturday, answering to the cal
of their country, thirty five young
men left this place, going to the far-a-
way Philippines. We feel an lnteres
in these boys, do we of Maryville
College. Their commander Lieut.
L. S. Goddard. Several of thei
J number have been students along
y with US. The Brickey boys, Amos
Seaton. John Keeble and other
just as well known. We hope tina
they may be spared in life and liml
and, after duties we'll done, all ma,
be returned to their own mothe
country.
The joint meeting of the Y. M. c
A. and Y. w. C. A. was held in tn,
Chapel last Sabbath afternoon. l
was one of the most interesting ant
also one of the best attended Of al
these joint missionary services. TIL,
subject considered was "Siam." Thu
meeting was conducted by Mr.. G
w. Reed, one of the student volun
teers of the college. The subject wa
of peculiar interest to Us, because O
the recent departure to that land O
two of our former students Rev. an,
Mrs. Robert c. Jones. Some of tn
papers presented were, "The Ian
and People," "The Religions AM
Customs" "Woman's Social Positio
in SIAM" "Missionary History c
SIAM" What our Missionaries ar
doing and "Maryville's Tie to SIAM,
The College weekly prayer NEE
was under the direction of Rev. I
T. Alexander, D. D. of Tokyo
, Japan. DR.. Alexander is one of OF
l. honored Alumni who is preachin
and teaching in distant land. H
d is here on furlough enjoying muc
needed rest. His subject "Twent
years in Japan" was presented mo!
ably and with great interest to all.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30
General Repair Shop.

Bycicle and Sewing Machines and
Guns specially.
Hack Buggy and wagon Bodys
made to order at Bottom Prices salts
faction guaranteed. Give me trial.
&C. w. Hammontree, Kithcart
Building, Maryville, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30
TAILOR-MADE SUITS
AT BARGAIN MADE
PRICES.

When in Knoxville, it will be to
your interest to visit our store and ex-
anime the large stock of Suitings we
have for Fall and Winter wear.
Fit and workmanship guaranteed.
Cleaning and repairing done by tall
orS.
TUNNEL & BARKSHADT,
Fashionable Tailors.
3OS Union Street. Knoxville, Tenn.
DUNKIN.
jeff Kidd was on the SICK list last
Saturday.
Ephriam Read has rented Il e
widow Martins farm for the CON-
ing year.
Willie Kidd of Knoxville was in
our midst last Sunday.
W. A. Hart who recently brought
the remains of his brother Sam
from California to be buried al
Mary vile, will remain in our midst
for few months.
On last Sunday Rev. Strykel
preacher very interesting sermon
at Harris chapel.
There will be box supper at the
Harris school house on Saturday
night September Goth. All are cor.
daily invited.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30
Attention.

The Maryville, Laundry is now
open and doing good work. Have
your laundry with Frank Rodgers,
Mondays and Wednesdays. We will
do your laundry as good as any laun-
dry in Knoxville. Every piece OF
work guaranteed.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30

Sam Houston Inn Leading He
tel in the city, special attention to the
public. Good clean beds. Good
Grub. Hack meets all trains. j. L.
Porter, Prop, Maryvllle Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30

finish Hose for Ladies and Child
rem at 1Oc.
The only Store that sells Ealf
Bleached Damask Table Linen two
yards wide for 800.
Drees Goods.
This season finds our store filed
with the choicest of New Dress
Goods. Plaids-American Plaids,
Scotch Plaids, English Plaids, Ger.
man Plaids, French Plaids. Every
Style and Nation represented in
our stock of plaids, the smallness of
our prices " ill astonish you.
CREPONS.
These are all the 60 this season
and nothing could be more tasty
and desirable. All wool crepons
5Oc. Silk Blister Crepons SOC, Silk
and Mohair Crepons 81. Crepons
$3.50 and $l.75 that usually sell al
$3.50 per yard.
Serges, Mohairs, DiagonaIs ana
Brocades.
15e Quality Cashmeres 10c-2O
Quality Fancies l5c-9Oc Brocatel-
les 25c-69c Novelty Goods SOC.
Underwear.
We carry big line of Ladies
and Children's wool and cotton un.
derwwear, more than any other
two Stores We nave made a Spec
ialty of Underweare for years and
know how to buy the right kind.
ChiIdren's Underwear.
Ribbed, 1Oc l5c zoe and 25c
Boys heavy Fleeced lined under.
wear, 25c for all sizes.
Ladies' Underwear.
Vest, 15c zoe 25c
Union Suits 25c to SOC
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30

If your sight is blurred with
specks and spots floating before
your eyes, or You have pains on the
right side under the ribs, then your
liver is deranged, and you need a
few doses Of HERBINE to regnlate
it. Price so cts.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30
For Sale.

A new No. 3, two horse wagon and
a second hand top buggy, almost as
good as new, will sell on time or
trade. -ChaS. Kirk.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30

If you want sewing machine see
Martin Bros. East Maryville. They
can sell you the best machine on
earth for the least money, prices from
$40 up. The Standard rotary.-19-3
M.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30
DeWitt's Little Early Risers pc

DeWitt's Little Early Risers per
manently cure chronic c0nstipa.
ton, billousness, nervousness and
WORKOUT feeling; cleanse and regu.
late the entire system. Small
pleasant, never grippe or sicken-
famous little pills."-George 6
TedfOrd.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30
A. L, YOUNG'S

Plush Capes-
Newest and most Stylish Styles
in fine Plush Capes- Starting the
prices tor Silk Plush Capes rs low
$500 on up to the finest $1,000 i'm.
ported Capes.
Cloth Gapes.
All the new things New colors-
New braiding and faring shapes
in Ladies fine Cloth Capes.
Lddie' s Jackets.
The new Browns Very Swell
Styles New Scalloped finished
Coats English Jackets all new and
pretty and perfect fitting prices
are lowest $500 IS 90 $3.50 to $1,000
Our stock of Capes and Jackets,
include all the qualities from
cheapest to finest. but all are made
with the same care and finish that
gives them Style.
FIanneIettS-
For Wrappers, bright Stylish
effects 1Oc values for nc, 12ac,
values for 10ct.
Bedford Cords.
New Novelty in wash goods Tor
dresses or Wrappers unusually pref
ty Styles loo values at 1Oc.
Our Speoialties.
The only Store in the South where
you can buy Bleached Sea Island
Domestic at sc.
The only Store where you can buy
lOc quality new Fall Ginghams Tor
SC.
The only store where you can buy
Stevens all linen Crash for SIC
The only store where you can
buy 7Hc light outing flannel for DC
The only Store that sells full
seamless, fast black Isle thread
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1899-09-30
WHEN!

You visit Knoxville, we hope to welcome
you to the busy store on Market Square, Busy
because of unusual low prices--for the very
best quality of Dress Goods, Notions, Under
wear, Hosiery, Corsets, gloves, Caps, and Jack
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20
LAWYER ATTACKS WARDEN H4GAv.

Justice Truax. Of the Supreme Court yesterday
granted a mandamus to compel Warden James j
Hagan o. the Tomhs Prison. 70 permit John Pal
n'eri lawyer. 20 see Nicola Tocci who IS confined
there awaiting trial On Indictment for murder
Palmer said that he asked for the mandanus In
order that he as Toccis counsel might prepare the
prisoners defence In his application ne alleged
that the Warden was acting a "steer4r' FOR the
law firm Of o Hare Dineen.
Because 7 am not friendly with Warden Hagan."
Palrner said Cd" sm 10 be deprived % this case iust
as other attorneys have been treated because they
viii not give consideration 10 be allowed 20 r.
come counsel fOT prisoners"
Assistant District Attorney lie Barber opposed the
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Grand Hotel, 81 '! en-; ;:, :: :,
Venice. Sat, i. Italy, s,,.,
pas a Eroutag, Of 300 feet on hs p,on,,.,o,,
Grand Canal.
Grand Hotel,
Milan.
nEATH DIE TO 4 JOKE.

The i1ry I'm the inquest touching the death ~
Toserh Teionia ~ 30 POS East Twenty-third-st.
held Yesterday returned a verdict that Tetona's
death resulted from practical Joke George ".
Dornev. thirty-four years old NJ 40 42e Second
ave was committed to the Tombs IN default %
s. So bonds 20 await the action % the Grand jury
az the Coroners jury was ~ the opinion that he
was - blame for the Joke played on Tetonia.
Tetonia entered the saloon Of Henry Messeme. at
No $50 First ave. on August H. 10 clean p waist
coat Some men In the place poured naphfha on the
Naistcoat Tie naphtha became ignited from sparks
from d cigarette Tetonia was smoking and Tetonia
was fatally burned
Charles Foster. OF No Ts First-ave. Francis
McSiovern Of No 242 East Twcnty-thira- st. and
John @ MESSENGER. = brother OF the proprietor n
the saloon. committed the House ~ De
tention Witnesses
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HrR7s rAuuAvT COUNTY oFFIcERS.

APPLICATION or THE WHITE LAW TO THEIR
STAYS A SAD BLOW TO POLITICAL PLANS
The declared intention Of The State Civil SerVic"
Commission TO extend the provisions Of the White
law 20 the employees in the Offices ~ all county
officials was unwecome news 70 the Tammany
Sheriff Register and County Clerk IN New-Nork
County II has been the conviction Of the Tam
many officials who heads Of departments ~
the municipal government that the new Civil SCI
vice law WAS making sad mischief FOR them TIE
impossihility Of keeping their favorne district po-
ntical workers r the pay OF the city under the
law has made them anxious rs 20 their ability 20
keep their leadorshps IN The face % the rev PR
mary Election law
Now sheriff Dunn. County clerk Sohmer ard
Register Fromme begin 10 see trouble In store for
them They said yesterday that they could not tell
until the State Civil Service Commission formIlaf-
ed rules and regulations how many employees IN
their offcee would be affected by the extension 81
the Civil Service. Much will depend upon the mum.
Der Of officials 20 he placed IN the exempt list ard
upon the time Of service IN the offices which PEI
mts employe 20 keep his place without exam
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

Tne approximate amount u the len or charx. %
satisfy which he above described property Is 20 h. sold
tie sum ~ $"-ls with interest thereon from the SIN
Gay ~ september, l>" together with and allow
an'e Mounting - HJJb1I with thereon from
s'p'ent~. I'm lo" Glrt a., which may - realized on
sale or other property described rad iuigr4nt situated
arf o. be sold "a the County = Kings ana me
- me sale lne appr Nnate taxes assess
menis or other Hens which he allowed To the pur
chaser out o tie purchase money, pad hy the referee
ne amount n me taxes o, 1899 which aruu said mn
di"ii nm interest Or share is one-arh u $50 40 on
said pertV 80 a75 Canal Street ard sns nrh ~
s. ll4 II on SAD property No 100 Fulton stree,
Dated September 10Th. 1890
r.'rrsIAM T. EMMETT. Referss
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SEEKS RELIEF FRou BIG DEBTS

Herman + Levy. u 80 l. Park Place Brook
iyn. filed petition In bankruptcy yesterday. lie
and his brother. Aaron We're In the importing bust
ness ~ No u Mercer-st Manhattan. In 1901 under
ties are So 81 a. and the assets SIS ia EXEMPT
property.
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Gurouean ADVERTISEMENTS.

EUROPEANS AND TRAVEL
LFRS will find The London office OF | he
Tribune, 149 Fleet Street. convenient
place to leave their advertisements and
subscriptions for The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

u varrum Surrogate % the County ~ New l lorN;
No,ic- is hereby given all persons mains . -
against Augustus r Pearse late Of ne Dolhty ,5srso,
York dec. -e4 to present the same @h N9n,pti
70 he subscribers A. their place y ansac'ns Sottss
No % Ets, 2Sth street IN the Borough OF
and the CIV = New York r before me o,h az ~
To-,rnbar Dated New forE he Pm iI{ ~ *
500 CHARLES - PEARSF EDWARD =. ILL.,. -
-,,ors Gl-RTON $ BUCK Attorney FOR Execut-,rs -,Y
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European Trains de Luxe
FROM TONDON

Luchon ExpreSs--I'y renees. Rowan E1prsss'
Nord I,N press-RcrIin a II. Pctcrsburg.--f n
gadinc Express-t DIRE. Zurich x In',rnr,.-
Carlsbad Exprrs>-Tger. BnNrcuth Ahrls-
hnd.-Pcninsuinr Ezpress-Brindisi for Egypt.
-Mediterranean EXpresS-Ntce, M0ntc "r'v,
etc.-Trfrste EXPRESS vienna. trieste q
Egypt.-t Onstanzn Irxpress-Con-tnn1n 4" on
Express-Eenon' nome "
Naples
INTERNATIONAL SLEEPING CAH tO'
- CockSpur St. LondOn.-3 Place de IOpern'
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Nntlfr Of Summons.
ooO>Oooooo0OOrOONNNNN 60
SUPREME COURT, County OF Ne" lo.A'


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CtT-PRFNIE COT RI. County OF New lVlh'
- ,-, Oh. 81. .-,v and County IN
81 NM ~" lo'h .-,f Cs9RNFrIA r LIT
VT ,-n IT. ,,i-s, THOMAS L LEE and Minnie
b. - H. "a 1-,o,rae T. Lee Mon Lee. sometimes
termed and known as fnns "i"S ,e-,'ed ard In wv
wife ~ The SAID " N - .,r 80 Ms Chg Ouong
AS FlnG Ni:S Gnu SI-hs i'n ~" sr,r Tho people ~
M. state or ~, fs,.~a ,a-trlds Isaacs Foo
VIE or IKE -,t~eon S.~shro W0o,eno. Arthur F
80 t-ri. - seven Gnu Kwai. John I,antles, D@"is
IL. cAr eraa The PEOPLES Bank II Buffalo. BESSIE
i-..-~ ND Duncan EQUITABLE General Providing
ls.''" ~ tresi.b Derar-r-ont ~ tie city y New
s-l.i4l ~. ~ Ga Nf5r~ire Hennessy william n.
.fH ,,., 49, I'D Abraham sterzebach Nathan
Sii '- ,,,lp = 49,, Michael " Ahranams Har
Al ans. Nfrt''' Nf.sae solomon
rs Samilson ssa' r,,,ae srn-o, Henry Dohr-
Wen tln~l ,;;l1,, ,rv and All uers1n or persons
mann. herman Mes t's,ry ~ claiming Or who
owner or own. e.-,+s rigtf fiti- or Interest
may nave NJ .'il 70 ~. Stree, m the CRY
NeM RI rs + Leo and ofhers 70 C,rnela r. Little.
e. 10. ,be oace NJ Register - the County Of
trcpl'lfl il N-~fe,.gse raoc 2n2 through
Now TX III ID. - --,-'- 5sceased evch unknown
or un1'I Sr.ls ~, h. ebe +rev mr. arr - them exlsO
person or persons 'i lt So ~ g. t-.nisi q, ,he
n"ns s,ne i.r ,5a las, n watch ends with the
~ wing aes % grin ,7-sxsi.,. the heir ar
Wi'd- yum -. tf,,~c rl,fry rss dos ,re Gaia C'nu
heirs ar "a" Oh '3u A 5,..ss1 lsga+ea up isgatoee
Q-'hf spun. ,,-,. .p vyiea 7~ wives n such
ne 49,, ,~,s.ae NJ trustees Il any trust trusts
leg i'Fet ne cu-, rl1,-g To,rg embracing OF ar
uhi.r III" ,risoe The execif0r 0r executors 4 such
lelnt .| 4.s.~..-- ~ fra goods chaffas and cred
ifs az such t"staior WI or IN - 5e.e,S4.
Mrs Is0ung widow ~ Quong h.AnE LouhR; 1No,,s-l
Mary e Allison. Herrs Cohen Abraham Sonen hairy
or Henry ,qneR. ,Hitr rt-r-f,cDaNTs AND EACH
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E0N1E[E gTENN79Mlp 60.

DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE
Connecting with all railroad ard steamship iines all
Summer Resorts Steamships "H3rsto Hair' new ani
Manhattan" leave Pier No S. 2 r.. FOOT Of Market
Street. Tuesday Thursday and SATURDAY az p NJ
Steamers every modern lmpr3 f5r ~
comfort and convenience OF passengers Ticket ccss 10
290 Broadway. OF Rsa1e Street and genera. 0cs
No. 222 South Street opposite the Pier
HORATIO HALL G T. VI. 292 South Street
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Norfolk Hotel BRIGHTON, England.

Elite Family nntef Overlooks soa-waN promenade and
lawns Fine public rooms Perfect sanitation Shaded
electric lights LIZ Delicate cuisine. Choice wines
jules A. Creighton. Mgr
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Upper Norwood. Queens Hotel.

paiara London FFoalfficet situation N
England. Iov'lv gardens Boarding terms from 80
ler day. Special terms f0r large parties convenient
rain service for cry md West End London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Iae .,r.y
~ received az their Uptown Once No La o.o.-r,s.
ient, received at the following branch 6crs esu.
Office rates until clock g. m VIZ 20 sth@ ave
I'D q l52 oth- ave cor. 18Th - Macy ~" 80
and Ian st.. l4e columbus ave. West noi uss
West 42d - dth ave % East ltth-st % ICES
42d-s' between I'm and stn $50 East am ST. n,,r
30 between 10Th ana 77th SITS lo26 81 ave sssr
6lst-st. Los ist-aNe Sath $50 3d-aNe.
slst-st 53t Sd ave. 2lo Bleecker-s 3.o Bee "a 81
2eDS Sd ave- 30 East 10th le2l 3d-ave 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20
BOARD an0 RopuIs
ROOMS FOR DEWEY DAYS

Hotels hled other sccomm citations are oe'"e ~
idly There Is no time for correspotden,e A., 10
Good accommodating two rent from - Ss,-n,
centre and s. DAY up the outsNi' n.,y
must te taken Tor A. least Thursday. Friday ara ''
nights -, e-r
send much money as YOU wish - eIs-,,st
accommodations through either Adams American ~ "A
states. National Wells Fargo Co Eslfe,s' ,,r .
order nay the over 20 us in eN'ntnt1 ,s.t
receipt ror d room and W. viii buy fcr 'ou 'if '''
e vacant ,,l,fav
Parade seats sell from s. apiece up. ~ t@sfatN 49,
FOR Military Parade for less than s. .-v
SELECTED ROOMS AND BOARD ADfN. ~ e.
OPEN EVENINGS l53f Broad" tf NeAi W.
IN HENRY THOMAS Treas
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tprriQn Resorts.

foreign Resorts.
The international Palace Hotels.
The Riviera Pn lace. .......... Monte Carlo.
The Riviera Palace.
NICE ......-.....-........ France
Shepherds Hotter. and
The Ghezirch Palace. Egypt.
The La PLACE & The Royal Palace.
OSTEND 49,. ............... Belgium
CEatenu RO- al.
ARDIsNNE ......... ....... .BelGium-
Pavilion de Bellevue
BELLEtI f.. near Paris France
Hotel Stephanie,
ABA/iA .Austrihs
Til cd Hotel international.
BRINDISI ..............- .lthly.
The AVenida PnInce. -
LISBON o.. ....-....... Portugal.
Tn. Palace,
THEIR APit .............- \ urkey.
The Pcra Palace.
CONSTANTLY OPIE ....... turkey.
Terminus Hotel ...:.... bordeaux.
For Information. tickets 10 all points an. lee't,
accommodates apply International c. cos Cnces' -
Cocl,srlr-st. London CT 8 Place de rOpera, Paris
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWIN SCREW EMPRESS LINE TO cHER8orRJ
HARIS). SOUTHAMPTON H0NDoNi HAMBURG
bismarck SEP, p ioAM C2qmo ss-,. o., o.. Z m1y
" '9''- Twiy scRFv ffHsssETGTR SERVICE ~ 4"
TO PLYMOUTH LONDON AND HAMBURG No
Jew YORK HAMBURG direct.
Patria Sept % 80 \. PhTrcia o.. sept. 3 p "
Patricia. sept 30 2 30 ?. Wa'fersee De- A v
HAMBURG-AMERicAN LINE q BroaiVay y 7
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Gnrroaatc 6 Noiltes.
- r pf5FTYSTFR SMAKfANNA MOORE.-In

nE PEYSTER. MAK1ANNA MOORE.-ln
- pursuance Of an order OF Hon James ~ Narnuin a
- ~ the County OF New York. n)tce IS hfFtoy
e1le9 10 all persons having claims against & ae
ID. IL. PEI e-.r late n the county OF ~" ~
ceased 70 present the with vouchers mercer l" ~
s',tsc-,her :, his place Of transacng business u" III
- t. 'a,,or,evs Nessrs Wilmer Cannel1 No - vi
Street Manhattan New York city on Or nrioe W 500
a., IN october 1903 Dated New York Mefch IN
WILLIAM " DONGAN DE PEYsTER Exc clt2r " =,
NrP 4 CANFIELD Attys for Executor No 20 " al ''''
Nt.~ba..an York City y. Y
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OLD DOMlNOUGl GlNg.

DAILY SERVICE.
For old Point Comfort; Norfolk Portsmouth,. Pnners
Petersours Richmond. virginia Beach Washington. D.
g. arf entire south and West
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Per %
River foot Of Beach ST. every day except saun.ay
at .. n. ard Saturday a. 2 r..
n B WALKER. Trarec Marsger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

''''''' ROYAL YACHT CLUB HOTEL.
''''''' II II " + - ECCLEs HOTEL.
Tariffs OF the Hotels and full pnrticuinrS
as 10 routes. may he had n the European
Offices of the ''Tribune,' ut 40 Fleet street
London.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

"a NEW -YORK-oUEENsTowN-L
Oceanic -. Sept. 20 m. Ocean.c...... Oct $ ssn
Majestic. .. Sept 27. moor Cvmr.c .....Oc' - a
Teutonic OCT T. noon Majestic or p GOO
Cierna mic Oct. H. noon Teutonic. Noy nco
For passenger freight and general Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE
pier as North River. Ofice Broadway, y. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-20

For Porto Rico
The steamers OF the Red ID" Line sailing ,'r
uela the following dates will call a. Porto ROD %
land mails and passengers;
s PHILADELPHIA. ..... SATURDAY Sept o. ! "
s CARACAS.-................ Friday Oct s. p ".
BOULTON. BLISS & DA LETT
General Managers. i35 Frort 81
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cOOKS NILE STEAMERS.

Rameses Ill Nov. q Rameses ILL., Dec iP
Rameses. Dec 8 Rameses. Dec % -.
fConnecfing with Cooks for t1e second CAT
aractD Weekly saiings thereafter Dahaheshs ant sps
cal steamers for private parties
THOs COOK & son. 26l and 225 way. !
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

'i From New York Wednesdays FRIDAYS s1i ss'uTda'~
FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA. ID,
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP T.ckets ssaed 49,, !. ~
points In Texas Colorado Arizona. California. Mefi0~
&c Georgia Florida Sc Delightful ENclr- IS
write for our eO-page Pocket Guide ,ma-.ee f'se'
" MALLORY & co. Gen Agts. Pier 20 2 X y :.
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DED u LINE.

PED IL Line.
- For Il Guayra. Puerto Cabelio. Curacao sn' n'i'
e. DO VIA Curacao Calling also az Porto Rico
From Roberts per. BROOKLYN - u
s PHILADELPHIA .... Saturday. SEPT = q u
s s ACAS................. Friday. Oct
These steamers have superior accommodates i3' -
sengerS
ROULrON BLISS & nAL.EIIs
General Managers. rs Front -
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ERENCH LINE.

l. coMPAGNIE GENERALE rRANsArLANTIouE
DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs tFRANCEc
Sailing follows. 10 A. "
From Pier ~. - North River. foot MTton sirs., q.
la Bretagne sept. 5S Ia o., II
la Normande. ...... Oct IA Bretasne -. os' -
Cen'l Agency Tor L : and Can. 80 Broadway y !
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CUNARD LINE.

"a TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
From Piers 81 and 50. North RIVER
rucania sept %. A. VI. Campania. Oct T.
Aur.nis sept 26 II A. NJ Seryia Oct 10. 10 y
f;truria. sept. 80. noon Umbria Oct Il II u
VERNON Il. BROWN & co. Gen Agenis
ROWLING GREEN. NEW YORK
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class. Moderate All home comforts Free light
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