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Mechanics' Liens.

1c5th st. II Z: Frank Perste VS. Michael J
Wales av. We, 2S7.a 3 Westc he ster av. 75x
100: Edward F Heating Va Meradith J
Murray and r l. Quirk observation-disclosures.
apth at. 81 TO- 81 +. Philip Goddard vs.
1920 st, II W cor Wales av. 25I1o1 bX-I5S.b:
Leo Braunfold and ano Va Louther 3
Horne. Observation-Disclosures.
1otth st, 200 " Manhattan av. BOX 100: Tho
American Lum Der Co vs. Mrs II McCArty
aud Carlo Luckes. ........................
Same prop. same VS. same. ...................
Cherry at. n " cor SCANNED st. 26I1o1x
irreg: Fritz X Perelb-rx VI VIM Sugarman.
White Plains road. q Q cor 18th At. ll4SlO5.
Liber,to 6ianfrancesco vs. Mary O'Con-
nell ct Al ......-- ...... ...-......
Broadway, e =. from 44th to 4'th st:
General Incaudrs ent Arc Lamp Co VS.
Fifth Av Real Estate Co. ct al. .............
11sth st. n a, 40 W 5th Av. lOoN1OO Sam
uel u 'rombsch va Sebastian Sanders. .....
S5th at. 345 and 347 W: Patterson Brothers
vsW Y ID Stokes ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Monroe st. l52 to 16S; A WeiEel DAnawitz
h Co vs. Benjamin Light and ano ........,
Washington ri. cor Desbrosses ct.
21.loIloo: schnatz h Massoth VS. 8 L
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" rsnpy i"a; and 1913 Chrys'ie st; Law.
iiuuhst % 'Ikin, referee. to GrosvouOr =
NJ ~, 40 " LenoI nv, 26AIOO.l1;
All Nav % SAmnrl ID Tumhark ~.
J,n.,s &c lo;h av, 21I.'HU; Kate
y,Ilnns,h 1" Margaret Lander 0....,-..,.,
lSE,'.nue Az " :, - sis III At. 2jxgpN
Sc'fct " - A''%i'F I" N"GuaitH
B pIIs.:" st. So, 3s,lN l3p.sx at,.iixIin.a;
.s~lI" - y ~ 5Il.r = Brldgcst,
L''Fa ha'se; - john t. Thr.il ....
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Satisfied Liens.

Miller. Sam. VS. Number so Madison av."
by bond. Madison av. 40. 1spS...........
McCallum. John and Lee VS. 4 l. Mitchell,
Washington. W cor Dehrosses 1t, 1929 p.
ano, Fulton av. sw cor l74th at, 12G. 1Ux
lOnL lSkO
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Plan. Filed for Now Buildiag,.

Clinton av w 3, 100 CrotonA Park South
two-story dwelling; White owner: Hun
ter MurRatroyd. architects; cost 49,. $40. 900
Hughes. owner U Bandesson. arch
Prince st, Q cor Mott st; siI-story fat;
Schneider / Htrter. arch tects; cost, 49, $1,000
Trinity av, o 4, .G2 l6Oth at; three-story
tenement Fred o Frederickson, owner;
II Garvin. architect cost. ,.......,....... 5000
9th st. 233 + Sixstorv tenement and stores;
itect; cost "'' w s. 10000
owner: D Meyers. architect; cost ,.,,,, $1,000
83d st, q 8, $40 18th Av, six-stury fiat;
schmuck Il Montag. owners; Burne
Arch cost :.,.....,,. 10000
DIV Cling DornthCa SChmitt. owner:
- II. architect; cost. ,,.,,,,........ 1000
o3d 1t. tl3 G. rear: two. story stable; Joseph
HorgAn owner; Henry Kemlen arch
esd ST. il E; one.story dwelling; Joseph
Horgan. owner, Henry Kemlein, architect;
Union av NO: two.story dwelling; Serena
Clark owner; Z II VIII, architect; cost, $500
West Broadway. bu7.5op: Improvement to
lofts ressie Adams. oNnir; Cohen.
architect cost -, 80, -, $50
and baths; David Eeich, owner Fred Ebel'
ing architect: cost. .......,.,.,,...,,. 5000
9th av. 1893: imp rovement to fiat;
Cohn. owner Buchanan Deisler. archi'
Willis Av 463; Improvement 20 tenement
and store; NoAl Lemlein. owners; Clev.
erdon Putzel. architects: cost. .:..,;...;. $500
Lexington av. I2S; improvement 10 dwell
ing Blum RuOenof. owner; Hornsteln,
architect cost 800
Broadway. 0H: imnrovement to ofticos; Aston
estate, owner: Roe. architect; cost. ..,,. 300
Thompson At, Z improv enc mt to tenement;
Morris De Fina owner william Higgin-
SON. architects cost. ..,.........,...''...... 800
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Lis Pendens.

lad at, n g. 2os.G @ 9Th Av; i6.6Ilo2.2: Mary A
Reed vs. Walter II Benjamin indiv l. eror ct al
partition: atty. De Berier.
22d at No ll2 "; Building Dept Samuel Love
violations; atty, r OtterbourR.
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Chesebrough. Charles A. to + j McCooey,
I'd ay. 1lbs. r yrs ........... ...........
Bunk. Rate. to August Bornkamp. 10th
at, 40 +, . yrs ............ :......,.........
FrChman. Daniel TO JCseIh FleiszhnIan,
Broadway, 12l7, 7.l2 yrs. ..........
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Ale0ira:.

A TTESTION.-OLD Dir. GRINDAE. GRADUATE
~ UNIV E.>IrY Of tliE tlIl OR NEW YORK,
MEDICAL DEFAISiN& l. 50 YEAR, A SPECIALIST
IN DISEASES o. MEN. OLD Dh. GRlNDLG mas
h-t lon crrstatl shed and has had more experience
than any other advertising pny >iciau; ny papers
prove this. Under ans s'i"nth" treatment blood md
shn diseases. pau in homes. red pms sore throat
aud mouth, ulcers. painfli swellIngs kidney and
bladder complaints, bcaldnR mt4n4 alton, gravel.
speedily, permanently cured. Men about to marry
should consult OLD DR. GkINDLE. Every impede
ment removed Sufferers, do not waste time visit
in less SIX fll p!ysicla4s, Rymemher OLD DR.
GRINDLE mover fails. OFF1CE OVER II YEARS ~
III West l2rh St. between 9th and TN ave. Advice
free. Medicine 81. Hours, - to .; sundays, . to3.
OLD DIR. GREY, A. ICnrs n Hpecialist In
dUcnses OF men on'S. quickest permanent cure
guaranteed in all the disease uiar To- men, blood
poison. hhir diseases, kidney and bladder trouble
weakness. nervous debility, errors of youth. bad
dreams uulevelOp'u organ, impc lncnts to mar
rAVe SC, Co suit oil Dr. grey rrSt. he ia the old
Ibl shed aud the longest in practice OF any
special NJ IN tho ritr. Ohre ovrr 81 years at 100
East nth st.. Union square Hunts nto y: sum
daysy TO 3. scrnL he treatments nd ,l~u tree. Meli
cine only 30 Ccnts. No charge unless cucrd.
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AkniEnmenta of Mortgn

Stiebel. Isaac, to Mechanics 4 Traders Bank
Gordon. Lewis. to Henry Def Wee es......
Wilcox, + edk " and Julia A r, to Anthony
Mannheim Louis to Callman Rouse .........
Serenbetz. Leopold. to Henry Scheuerman
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NATTER, &C.-Gcr1rnn steamers sailing
on In"diyE tnie p"ntcl Matt.r &c. for Ger.
maya d Spe'illlr Al 1rsSscd + intcd Matter
a.. tor other pats o Europe. Am"rica1 and
White star sIetme on Wednesdays German
steamers Oh Thu sdAvs. aud Cnnnri, ko nrh md
German steamer on saturdays take Priutrd
advertised 10 carry mail.
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Sfltrt 8oard.
West side,

QDDST.. 81 AND 80 WEST. NEAR BROADWAY
~ Board-The Niblock: W mana Iemen mt; pArlor
dining room rooms On suite with bath: also other
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Fl MANHATTAN AVE.

An elegant apartment OF = exceptionally largo
rooms bath, i'll single houEe: nckel plumbing hot
water steam heat oak woodwork; all mproy msnts:
$40: janitor.
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Post @tfitt aottrs.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

(Shonld be read DAILY by all interested a,
chat ~ may occur At an" tnUl
70 clgn ma Is for the week ending Nov. l. 1900
viii lose PROMPTLY III all casrsia q tieuer, Al
Post once ~ fcllpws; PARCELS JST MAILS
close me hour e 'rnr than clusirs time shown b,-
low Parcels Post Nails for Grrinany close at 6 T. NJ
Monday. '
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
TUEsDAY.-.At : A. NJ foe Ell ROPE per ste.msb,p
Kaiser Wilhelm dor drussp., via Chcrho,irg
SOUTHAMPTON and u EN- u
WEDS sSDY.-At7 4. VI. supp'cm nta~v - 4, MY
FOO T.! ROPE, per steamship t. Louls . Via g iuth.
hmpton deter, tor ireland must be dirertrd
per steamship st. Luuts)" atpA " (suupIe-
mcntArv lo:3O 4 ~ for EUROPE, per staI,n.
snip Ieutol nc VIA Q1eeusowni at 1880 A. A.
for REL Il, NJ direct per steamship Moo iland
lettcrs must be directed per steamship Noord.
THUnHSpAY. n,ATA.,M for FRANCE direct. SWIFT.
LERLANH ITNN. SPAN, PORTUGAL run.
KEY. EGYPT anil BRITISH INDIA per It nm.
shy La Tnuranc.tva llarvo lrttrrs for other
part ~ Eurnne mrst be directed per steam nip
La rnuraineO
sATURDAY.-At A NJ for E'rRDPt. per ston ,,,hip
"a pan a IA Queensthwn: NJ for
NETHERL NNDS direct. per steamship Rntttr
dhm. Viz ,'terd IN tlc trra must I've d. er.pd
per ste IN nip tt"rd W.; va. NJ. 'or ITALY.
persoa : Up Aug So Victoria. Via Napl % 0es
Nctora'J. >
sUNDAY.-N A. VI. for 40 les ISLANDS direct
per steamship Peninsula.
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21TH ST, q WEST = Handsome suite Of rooms /;
81 private bath; private table high. class refer
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Borough of Queens-sale or Rem
ELMHURST, l. |.
Real Gstatr-p)ut Of the Cim.

New Jersey-Sale or Rent.
nSE LOT near depot. HackenSAck. 400. So down.
~ Large lot with good house, s+hu. near depot,
HRCkensacA, n. j. Cad personally. WILLIAM T.
TAYLOR, NJ. 1913 Liberty street. New YORK city.
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FRIDAY-At l =. NJ. for JAMAICA per steamship
Erna lctters must DO directed per stea m ship

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail TO North sydney.
aud thence hv steam r, clos" at thiS office daily
at $40 y. VI connecting close here every Mon
dar, We lnrada aUd SItirlayl. Mails for Mique-
Ion Hy rail- to Bp.tnr. aud thence BY STEAMER,
c'ose at this office Ually at $40 M Mails for
CuGa. hv rail to Forl Tdmra. Fla. AID thence by
steamer. clos At tins office daily C.vc,p Monday
nj {; A. " til" connecting closes are on sunday,
W.dn"sday AMI Friday. Mails for Cuba. by rail
tn Miami, Fla. and thence by steamer, close at
this othre eve-v Monday. Tuesday and saturday
At t. 80 A. Il. thc connecting closes are on
TUESDAY aul saturday, Mails for Mexico City,
overland. unle .p ciglly idr s>ed for despatch
ly 1t amer close At this office daily ut 2:3O A. NJ
aud 2:3r p. VI Mai for Costa Rlra. Bclizn,
Puerto Cnrte2 hnl Guatemala. Wy rail to New
Orlran4. and hence bv steamer. close at this Of.
fee da " Al 500 p. VI. connecting closes hero
Mondays rnr lrli e. Puerto CrrteI and Guate-
maia. Sire Eiste o mail cl ,ses at II p. NJ previ-
ous day. iR"uisterel mail closes at Is p. II.
second day before.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERIC.
wEs'r ISDIES =, ~ '"i''S's

wE'T INDIES, &c.
suNnAY.mAt s:Hop.M or NEWFOUNDLAND per
MoSnAY.aAt ,l,A n, fqr tAPLATA COUNTRIES
f"F ST: Th1MAs' n GEH STS' "sd HLLEEswAnhB
i Is ,'iSln vi s., Rrs and A9ttE a.p;rstam-
az ~ r raE 'SA ana 81 hS Marc
aud Port a" Prince. per stea nship Adler.
fGES tM T. ;'Sn%ss
Coz CO... ~ M 10 70 XIT,HAl CME8i ept
stsamshir Advance. va colon dctt rs, for'irato-
nj ioS ss d fGr Gt pITT% Gr scn
rot y'n San Juan, .tI 4. NJ. for ,NEWFouVD-
n'S norE E' iSf%iN os ,.sa .He,s
s,pAntilia; at Pm. f"r MEAlco per stcsm.iHp
per steamsh% Ttlala at n.y. Y ". r., %i cinS
ss@ %ST sn1 G s;2 AA3 r c,inA AA Is
Pcs I ssd CAr VTf p.r for ma
nS"e1 81. fGF .li,c, rn'r,o c"rtc. and nstemala
THURSDAY.-ht2:3o \. VI for NEwF )fNDLAND
PEI, steam hiM waiensan. fron rhil.dsiphia:
%rlpWAFPp n"r p pSto1 for
via Gandel,lpe. Mar'iniqn"; Ear ADDS aud
B Brme b. c lStgrs s%r rGmsHn TaidGd
steamship Santiago de Cuba.
FRIDAY.-At l =. NJ. for JAMAICA per steamship
Erna aetters must DO directed per steamship
sATrnDAT,n4 49, NJ for BnAzIt direct. per
Rod innelro DEBTORS for North Rail and La
Plaza CnUnt;'rG IN 81 directed per steamship II,
Bnfi NJ; at a. VI % IA PLATA COUNTRIES
direct per steanrh G nn"cr: at 10 A. NJ.
complementary lg.o A. NJ for BERMUDA,
p,r steamship Trin DID; At 10 A NJ. sup
nlen ntlry Lr:3o 4. NJ tor CAPE HAITI.
s,iG Az! Anh, 81 g. I0A NJ for FORTUNE ISLAND.
JANA, A. SANANlLLt AID uARTnAGENA,
! "a must h." dte,td "Irr ,ss.,snmship Adron.
p ms VIII NJ V. via PIT Prince Anx Caves
G'd a'lhel n"ttera for Clracoa. Venezuela. Tr nj
Ia Rptts l,n Inn IA 10
per .t"amslip puns Wiem w.. at ~ A. NJ.
for CUBA, il Havana. per steamship Mexico
U"tt'rs mnst be directed 'pnr tramship MeS-
ico at a. N; snip cmerta'y 1890 A: M
ia Cura no p rstra'csI Caracas.
SUEDAY.-At Il A. M, tpr NORTH BRAZIL, Per
steamship Flumincnse, via Para Maranham aud
Ceara.
Nails for \ ,Xfnnndlnnl. hv rail TO North Sxdnax.
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SSTH ST., 40 wEsT-A few table guests accommo-
terer In charge.
12D ST. 2a4 wEST.-Eiegantly furnished rooms;
40 sup rior table. bath toilet on each door:
board optional.
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%, rs MANHATTAN AVE.

Elegant apartments of and extra large light
rooms and bath; open nickel plumbing: hot water:
Stra heat oak woodwork; all IMPROVEMENTS S32. 90
to So 90; janitor.
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[IDW GOD ST., FLATBUSH, 5000.

Think of a pretty s-room house; open plumb
tath &C. hest section OF Flabush; 81 Oou to ST. 200
cash; balance as rent Don't fail to sec this.
PETERSON, 81 9TH Av.. Brooklyn.
DARK SLOPE-InyeHtment and residence bargains;
some Investments paying 10 per cent. net
d sirable 3.Sto!y and basement brownstone dwell
lings, fine locAtouE, $1,000 upward. l.. NJ.
WYGANT. SO Seventh av.. Brooklyn.
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TRtNSPACTFIC MAILS.

Ordinary mails tor China Sui japan via Vancouver,
close here daily At so p. NJ. MP to Oct s3I. in
elusive. ~ dcsuatCh per steamship Empress ~
Japan NAL" for China and japan, via Seattle,
Close her. daily a. g: p. NJ up % Nov. -. in.
clustyr. 70" despatch per steanIs ip Riojun
Marn Mails for Chimo. Japan aud Hawaii via
SaI, Francisco, clos" Ii r. daily Mt $3.50 p VI. ND
tn NOV. ~. inclusive. or despatch per stra mship
CHINA Mills for HswEI. via San Francisco,
close Ter daily q; ~ =. v. up to Nov. So in-
elusive, ior d"rI's'Gh per steamship Austria ia.
Mails for Ans rlI>ian Colonies except West
Ausual.H which 9 g, via E;roue. and
CISCO, Hawaii and Fiji I.ands via Van
couvof. close here daily a. $3.50 l.. NJ after Oct.
So, and up to Nov. IT, inclusive. for dos
In'rh per NJ amsh y Mtnwera. Mills for Society
IsanCs via IAN Francisco, close here daily at
$50 p. NJ. NJ to Soy. s25, inclusive. for les
patch u" shp Gallo. NJ il- for Australia
t'rCep West Australia. New Zealand. Hawaii.
FIJI and Sa moan lands. via san Fra cisco, 81 40
here d tilv II i:3N p. VI after Nov. sl2 and up to
Sov. s25. !nCns ye. or0n dtv -, ARRIVAL ~ steam.
tuln Camp,H a. due at Wv York >ov. -, for les
pat, h per steamship Ala n"T'. Ord nary mall Tor
China aud ia All. via Vancouver. los" here d lily
patch puu steamship EuIre.s ~ China. MUS
for uiurs J,rHnaui .Inwai rlspfo australasian
ClOr C.U"Nrrpi Ncst An "a Ia and New /ealand)
and FIJI !slAnds clOsr hero Ia y M II ". ~,
for dcSpat II per steamer poriC. from San Fran
cisco
Trrnspaehc mails arr forward I'd to port OF sailing
daily and he sch iue If Il sing is arranged tho
u ann ton OF ne rHrin' "rrlpted overland transit
ERe.istpred mai closes at q j. VI. prev ious day.
CORNELIUS VAN COLT, Postmaster.
PoStoficc. New York. \, y. oct ~, 1~N".
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SUNnAY.-At $40 P. VI or NEWFOUNDLAND psr
stra from Moth sydney.
MONDAi.-At II A. NJ. for LA PLATA COUNTRIES
dir ct. per steamship Hellopcs.
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Anrtiou sales.

DUBIIC POUND, Fast IsGth St. Oct. 80. 10 A. ~:
L gray mare, harness and buggy: also gray horse
harness and wagon. Louis WiEGEL. Pound iasIer.
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TuESDAE.-h i2:3o r. NJ. supplementary ~. Ny
for ST THOMAS. ST. CEOTV and LEEwARO
ISLANDS. via St Il t's and Aut,t a. % .r al a III
sh y Orino o: at p. VI. for INAGtA and HAITI,
vaCtpc Ha H. L irt Ne paix q ,npiyes s., Marc
and Port am Prince. per stea nshin Ahler
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WRITE A LETTER +.
o.
3nTR. v:3Rnes
B~sAs.1as
Il. D.

Many womcn live where there Is no skill.
full specialist in wotncn's diseases, and still
more caunot afford TO pay the high fees
charged. These sufferers should follow the
example of Mrs. Anna Willy, of Worthwhile,
Sphinx Co., S. OAK, who writes as follows
to DR.. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y:
II am enjoying good health, thanks to your
kind ndvicc and valuable remedies. / suffered
Srry ssuch with female ailmcnts for more than
carefully following your frte advice, aud taking
six bottles each Of DR.. Ficrcc's Pavori,c Prcscrip
ton mud Golden Medical Discovery am now
a well and happy wonau. l have also taken
several walls OF your Pleasant Pellets which
Or. Pierce has probably treated and cured
more cases OF female weakness, pains in
the back, side and abdomen, nervousness,
headache, irregularities, alterations, tn.
mors and other female troubles, than my
other living physician. His wide expert.
ence peculiarly fits him TO bring about curcs
when every Que else fails. He charges no
fee whatever to those who write him for
advice, and he invites all TO consult him
free by mail. His wonderful remedy,
DR.. Pjcrcc's Favoriic Prescription, eau
be depended upon to overcome nearly cv.
cry Kind OF disease that afIlicts Urls and
women. 1t contains no alcohol, opium, or
other narcotics, and does not create craving
for injurious, stiinufants, rs Is SO often the
case with other medicines advertised for
woman's ailments. lf''5I
An honest medicine dealer will give you
DR.. fierce's Favorilc Prescription, and not
try to persuade you 10 take some inferior
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THOSE. who wish may enclose 81 onc.ccnt
stamps in their letters, aud Or. Pierce will
send free his IooS.paGc Common Sense
Medical Adviser, which IL the most com.
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The same book, clotli.bauud, IL stamps.
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,CATARRHoF THE STOMACH.
A Pleasant, Simple, Safe but Effectunl
!. Cure for IT. =. h.

j
Catarrh Of the stomach has long been
considered the next thing to incurable.
The usual symptoms are a full I. or
bloated sensation after eating, accom-
panied sometimes with sour or watery
rislnss. 4 formation OF cases, causing
pressure on the lungs and heart and
difficult breathing; headache. tickle ap-
petite, nervousness and q general play
ed out and languid feeling. -,
There is often 4 foul taste in the
mouth, coated tongue, and II the inter-
Tor of stomach could be seen 1t would
show a Shiny, intlamed condition.
The cure for this common and obsti-
nate disease is found In treatment
which causes the food to be readily and
thoroughly digested before 1t has time
to fermene and irritate the delicate mu-
cous surfaces OF the stomach.
To secure u prompt.and healthy diges-
tioa Is. the one necessary thing to do.
and when normal digestion Is secured
the catarrhal condition will have dIsap-
peared. @
According to DR.. Harlanson the safest
and best treatment is to use after each
meal tablet composed Of Diastrse,
Aseptic, Pepsin. little Nux. Golden
Seal and fruit acids.
These tablets can now be. found at all
drug stores under the name Of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets. and, not being a
paten. medicine. can be used with per-
feet safety and assurance that healthy
appetite and thorough digestion will fol-
low their regular use after meals.
Mr.. n. ]. Booher, OF 2710 Dearborn
Street, Chicago. ILL.,, writes: "Catarrh Is
a local condition resulting from neg
lected cold in the head. whereby the
lining membrane Of the nose becomes
intlamed and the poisonous discharge
theretrom. passing back Into the throat,
reaches the stomach. thus producing ca
tarrh of the stomach. Medical author
tiles prescribed for me three years for
catarrh of the stomach without cure
but to-day am the happiest OF men
after using only one box OF Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets. can not find ap-
propriate words to express my good
feeling. I have found flesh, appetite
and sound rest from their use,
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Is the SAT-
est preparation as well as the simplest
and most convenient remedy for any
form of indigestion. catarrh OF the
stomach. biliousness, sour stomach,
heartburn and bloating after meals.
Send for book. mailed free, on stom-
ach troubles, by addressing the T. A.
Stuart Co., Marshall. Mich. The tablets
can be found at all drug stores.
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BASE BALL.

The Wheeling club yesterday receiv-
ed letter'f from President Nick Young,
Of the National League and arbitration
board, asking for further evidences Of
Wheeling's claim to the services OF Ma
zena and Jyoodlock. 1t is peculiar that
Young needs further proof, as the evil
dence already furnished him seems con-
elusive enough for wooden man. How
ever, the Information wanted will be
forwarded at once. Atildavits by the
officers of the Springfield club will fig
ure In this additional evidence; these
will be had before the close of the
week. 1t will be shown that at the end
OF last season, Whistler himself sent to
Young the reserve list Of the Springfield
club. and that the names Of Maizena, and
Wcodiock were iE that list. After sew
ering his connection with the Spring.
fields. 1t Is alleged Whistler gave the
two players Ounce" releases from res
eryation 70: the particular purpose OF
getting them for his Syracuse club
without having to pay the price wanted
by Springfield. In the face OF these
facts It would be highway robbery 10
deprive Wheeling OF the services Of the
pair.
/, Outflelder Durrett arrived In town
yesterday. and Is in the pink of condi-
ton. Lyle. Hunt, Donovan. Durrett
and other players will indulge In prac-
ttce at the park tomorrow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

1882" the musical extravaganza,
which ran for two years In New York
to enormous receipts, is to be presented
lat the Opera House next Saturday. The
piece Is a satire on the Columbus cpl
sodc OF 1432, presenting O lavish stage
establishment. No one ever claimed
much of o plot for 1882" Plots are not
needed In this class OF productions.
'1492" Is one OF those creations of music
and mlrth In which the play itself is not
as Important as the cast which produces
1t. 1t Is combination OF comic opera,
farce. vaudeville and spectacle, 4 gilt
tering and glowing display OF costly
and elaborate scenery. handsome cos
tunes and young and pretty women,
In the '1492" Of former days interest
has always centered in the man who
played Isabella, the daisy queen, and
the latest aspirant Is Stuart. "the male
Patti" An exchange says:
stuart presents q representation of
q woman that needs to be seen. He
may be tall, but he Is Queenly; and he
may be n man-if he were not the
chorus girls would not smile SO fetch
insly upon his appearance. Without
being compelled to tell the audience
that he IL man who Is acting part,
Stuart manages to deceive n great
many OF the people until that stage In
the play is reached where In one OF his
specialties he makes use Of his male
voice In such manner that there Is no
MISLEADING his seS."