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BALrrMoRE. Nov 15.-The marriage OF Miss
Mary Katharine Clark. daughter OF Mr.. James
Clark. to Capt J. Philip Roman. who COM
manded Company Q. First Maryland volun-
teers. took place Al q Don to-day at the home OF
tho bride In Cumberland. Nd. The Rsv.
Edward J.. wunder. pastor OF ST. Patrickr
CHURCH, this city, ofioiatsd, assisted By the
Rev. Edward Mcfammany Of georgetown Coll
beth Farrell OF Pitt-burg, Misc Regina hoDon-
I'D Harod o. Linoein, Ne5: and her sister.
q. cousin OF the bridegroom. -wAs best man.
The usheTs we're Messrs, yanLear Black.
College.
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Bnldwln-Moss.

The wedding OF Miss Fannie Langdon Moss.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Moss.
20 Charles Gambrill Baldwin OF Baltimor,
took place yesterday afternoon in the Church
OF the Pilgrims on the Heights. Brooklyn. The
Rev DR.. Richard 8. Storrs. pastor ofthe church.
performed the ceremony. MISS Grace Moss, a
sister OF the bride. was maid o. honor. and tho
Baltimore and Mss Ethel Moss OF Brooklyn
Summerheld Baldwin. Jr.. OF Baltimors. was
best man The usher, were the Rev: Nsll.on
ward Baldwin and Lewis witherbee Francis
Of Manhattan; Alexander b. Richards Of
Brooklyn. Frank q. Baldwin. Revnald W.
Baldwin and Willard A. Bald win OF Baltimore.
A large reception was afterward given At the
home OF the brides parents, 80 Remsep street
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Army Orders.

WARRINGTON. Nov. l5.-These army orders
have been issued:
Capt Alfred T. Morgan, Thirty fourth Infantry, 10
New York city for duty with the Forty .nrsl insn.
,ry until its arrival in the Philippines, when he will
Join his own regiment.
capt Air, W u. Jornstad. Forty second Intsn.
try from Washington Barracks to San Francisco,
Second Lieut.. George bennett, Fourty-fourth In
fAntrv. recently appointed. to Join his regiment
Second Lieut. George W. Bunnell. Jr.. Battery Z
and Second Lieut. Fred H. Gallup. Battery N, Fourth
ARTILLERY, exchange batteries,
Acting Assistant Surgeon II. Brootmsn Wilkinson.
frNm this city TO New YORK city, and accompany
the Forty .hrst Infantry to Manila
Capt Lewis VI. Koehler, Fourth Cavalry. from
Fort Leayenworth TO san Francisco.
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COR.
Miss Underhnl B.nten by Mrs. Ashmors In
tho Rain at Ardsley.


tho Rain at Ardsley.
Rain brought a cessation OF interest IN the
golf tourney at the Ardsley Club yesterday
Walking over the links with bedraRRled skirts
was far from cheerful. and. as the large. hotsl-
Ike clubhouse was empty Of guests. the after
noon was decidedly 4 depressing one. The
golnng was far from q high standard In the
morning Miss Ruth Underhill was beaten by
Mrs. Ashmore. but II was hardly good match
Miss Underhill. when well on her game. could
easily negotiate the Ardsley links In as or 95.
In other words nearly as we'll as Miss Hoyt
could do but with Mrs. Ashmors yesterday
she played very poor game.
Aside from the match play. IN which the SEN
sation was the defeat OF Miss Underhill. there
was also Il women's foursome decided. II was
played in the rain and mist Only a few OF the
playe:s who started out finished. and. In addi-
ton to whatever golinE trophies they may
have won. these successful golfers we're GER
tainly entitled TO some sort OF a wet weather
prize. Only three pairs finished in the four
some and their scores were:
Mrs. Wells and Mr.. ThAcher-
M M e 3 e-Sss-,n- .-io
Mrs coeh ran and Mrs. Ashmore-
H fp'..s : g ss--sSS-,,.- .-,,,
Ms. underhili and Mss Herrou-
In.",o $40 I 9 Io-sS-iio- Ills
The match play results were in this order:
Ardsley Cup-Mss Ruth Underhill. Nassau
Country, WAS beaten by Mrs. H. ID Ashnore, Bal
tusrol. by upi Miss Fun CO Terry, Ardslsy. de-
fAnted 10 Mrs. Thomas II. fletcber. EnYlewood.
Correlation Cup-Mb. J, 4. Wells, Enxlewood,
beat Mis' 4 Drake smith, Enslswood. BY y up and
stn play Miss Archbold, Ardsley Club. detaultsd
to Miss Lucy Heron, C.ncnnan dolf Club.
PGINcETos. Nov l5.-Prof Walter D. Harris
OF Princeton University. completed to-day
survey Of the old stockton arm Of 200 acres
south ~ Princeton, VIII CHI WA lately purchased
by the Princeton Coli Club with view to max
ing a new 20 course Willie Dunn arrived here
mittee began the work OF laying out tho course
from the Typographical map made from the
survey In com pany wi tn yames Swami. Prince
toms professional coach. Dunn went carefully
over the ground and offered many sugg sstions
M 10 how he material advantages may be Inn
proved. The lard Immediately south Of the
stockton house was finally selected as tho
Cighteen-hoe course. For the present the old
Stockton house will he used as n club house
This will be remodrllad into a building NJ the
colonial type and equipped with all the modern
improvements Of a country clubhouse. How.
ever. II is expected that after the com m itteo
has carried out its present plans In regard to
the course, these Old buildings will be replaced
by new and more suitable ones-
Of the Forest Hill Field Cub last night an
nonnced the winners and their scores for the
"klckcrs" handicap on election day. The net
score OF the first ak men for the eighteen holes
was ma follows: Becker 1Ot: Price, III: Hun.
ter, 80 Bell ~; Heller. 81; c. Hunter. 81.
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Needlss-WtlIiauis,

BALTIMORE. Nov. 15.-Miss Bessis Park OF
Williams. daughter Of Mrs. P. B. Williams and
granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver A.
Parker. was married at $3.50 O'Clock last even
ing to Mr.. Arthur Chase Needles OF Roanoke.
Va. formerly Of Baltimore. at the residence OF
Rssoqiats siormsd e Cn reS, assseS by ths
Rev. II C, MeComas OF New York. Mr. Martin
J. Caples OF Columbus. Ohio. was the best man,
and Mr.. James Hewes, Tbs bridesmaids were
Mss Edith Williams. Miss Mary Parker
McComas. Miss Lucy Hswes and Miss Florence
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RICHMOND. Va. Nov l5-Mr Alexander Nc
Adam Paul OF New York and Miss Lucille De
Solos PizzInl, daughter OF sx-Capt. Andrew
Plzzin. woll-known citizen OF Richmond
were married this evening at tho residence OF
the brides .paronts by the Rev Father T j
Tierney. AMI the Rev. Father T. j. Waters OF
~ Peters, Cathedral. Miss Estells Pizzini,
Edward 4. Taicott OF New York was best
man.
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Kans-PauI.

PHILADEIrHrA. Nov. 16.-Miss Margaret Paul,
daughterof Mr.. Frank Paul. was married at
noon TO John Kent Kane. In the Church OF the
Good Shepherd. Rosemont. by the rector. the
Rev. A. b. Congsr. Immediately after the
Geremony, there was a welding breakfast at
TWIN oaks, the country place OF the brides
father. at VII anoya. Miss Paul Ia . mem be r
OF the Phlladelphia family of that name. An
aunt, Miss Mary Paul. married Mr.. William
Waldorf Astor and died severa! years ago In
Kent Kane and nephew NJ the late Thomas T.
Bayard. Ambassador TO the Court OF st. James
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EGa HARRoR CRY. y J.. Nov. 15.-The New
York state Fold Trial Association began trials
here yesterday. opening with Derby with
Ten p. sntrEs Ersy PloS slo Won BY Dewey
town. Ohio, Second prize won by MY Sew's,
owned by Arthur Stern, New York. Third
War song, owned by O, ThuIcun WAYNE. Pa
To-day the only entries were Tor dogs OF ali
ages The FIRST prize was Won by Tony. Rogers
town, Ohio. Second place went 10 Domino,
owned by Arthur sterns Of Now York, and
l.. ThudnGhnm ~ Wayne. Pa,
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Tran Shooting.

The Parkway Gun Club OF Brooklyn held its
monthly tournament at the Dexter Park
grounds yesterday. Archibald Andrews was
the only one 10 make n clean score. the bird,
being particularly lively lot Of hyers. Thomas
Short and George n. Ringer brought down
Several sweepstakes races followed the IN ain
conteet which was at live birds. summary:
Monthly Shoot at 10 iliyo birdH per man
henry J Booklnan, ~ yards, y; Archibald Andrews.
= yMds' 10; Thomas H. short. az yards, 81 II.
yards. o.
Sweepstakes. r liva birds-Forebach, 4; Short
.; Andrews, 4; Bookman. I; Ringer. q; LANDER, 3:
q, Sein. q. Forebach Scit' and Sb Irt divided hIst
money. Andrews and Rookma second money.
Sweepstakes. ? birds - HICKMAN. o; Andrews.
q; snort q. FOrobach, o.
Sweepstakes. 10 clay birds Bookmau 10; An
drews. SeitL, T. Short, y, Ringer, q PorobAch \;
LAUDER, l.
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italian Convicted In Italy for n Murder in
Boston.

WAsH1NoToS. Nov. 15.-Soms months ago an
italian named Diablis killed In Boston sani-
tary Inspector Ellis OF that city. who had at
tempted TO mako Diablis observe the sanitary
regulations. Dlablls fed to Italy and was
captured there. A demand for his extradition
was made By this Government at the request
OF the Governor Of Massachusetts. but the
italian Government declined to com My with II
on the ground that its laws forbid tho surren-
der OF an Italian subject for trial 10 another
country. The Italian Government agreed,
however, to give Diablis trial In TIA own
courts A telegram was received at the State
Department to-day from Lewis VI. Iddings.
Secretary Of the United States Embassy at
Rome and Charge d'Afaires. announcing the
conviction OF Diablis and that he had been
sentenced TO six years Imprisonment.
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Miss Mary Aymar Fowler and Dir. Frank
NewiIl Lewis were married at noon yesterday
at tho home OF the brides mother. Mrs Mary
T., Fowler, 1877 Joralemon street. Brooklyn,
Inc ceremony was performed by the Rev. DR.,
Frederick Burgess. rector OF Grace Episcopal
Church, on the Heights. Brooklyn.
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New Under Trolley Car. on THIRD Arenu..

The new cars that are to be used by the
Third avenue System on its under-troley lines
we're run yesterday or tho 125th street cross-
town line and on Third avenue as far south as
NSty-nlth street. Tho firm that had the con-
tract to build tho cars Jailed TO have them
eady when the electricity was In stalled on the
10Th street and part Of the Third avenue
mes and cable cars were altered so that they
could be used temporarily .as under-trolley
rhrL. The new cars are much longer than the
"ah'e ears, They have two rows OF seats.
..evsn in each row and each scat Is capable OF
eating two passengers comfortably.
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Watts-Casaard.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 15.-Miss Helen Chase Gas
sard. daughter Of Mr. John Cassard. and great
granddaughter Of tho late Daniel Chase. was
married at noon to-day to Philip BARLEY
Watts OF the Baltimore bar, The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. Edward Il. Law
renee. Rector OF st. Marks on the Hill Church.
was attended by relatives and intimate friends
OF the bride and bridegroom only. The house
was decorated with white chrysanthemums.
curgus Winchester. Miss Marion Rous was
bridesmaid,
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Warwick j. Prices Examination Post
poned.

The examination in the cases OF Warwick ].
i'rIce, who is charged with stealing revenue
stamps in large quantities from the Mutual
Lille Insurance Company. and John A. Meade.
lamp dealer, OF % Liberty street. who is ac-
used OF receiving the. stolen goods. was most
hsadny next In the Centre street police court
~ $50 O'Clock, The adjournment was ordered
NJ the request OF Iawver Abe Levy, Prices
counsel. and ex-Assistant District Attorney
John ID. Lindsay consented.
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Crow of tho Altaretta 8. snar. Rescued.

PnovrscKTowS. Mas, Nov. 16.-Ths men OF
the TRAVELLING schooner Joseph p. johnson OF
this port arrived to-day with the crew OF the
three m astsd schooner Aifaretta g. Snare OF
New York, Capt. II. II. lawson. bound from 81.
John. n. b.. TO New York The johnson ran
masted and bap sail. gona fr1,ro tba te.r,n1 .,
the cargo Of lun Der. The sailors on tho John
con launched tholr donss In the gale and
brought on the sailors.
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Rear Admiral Watson in Good Health

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15-Rear Admiral Van
Reypen. Surgeon General OF the Navy, has re-
oeived letter from Medical Inspector Persons.
Fleet Surgeon Of the Asiatic station. In regard
to tho health Of Rear Admiral Watson. DR.. Per
sons says:
The condition OF Admiral Watson continues
good. The reports OF his condition that we're
printed In the home papers lust received were
grossly exaggerated. He has not been on the
sick list and has done his regular work every
At the time Or. Persons's letter was written
the health OF the fleets and personnel was eS-
cellent. only thirty-four men being on the sick
minor complaints
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S"s'. to Stop Lexington Avenue Cars.

! outs Teknlsky and other owners OF prorerty
nj Lexington avenue and lO5th street, had an
action on trial before Justice Werner OF the
supreme Court Yesterday 70 compel the Metro
lniitan street Halfway Company 10 remove it's
RACKS on lexington avenue in front of his
property, aud for damages 1t 10 set IN that
lhe company did not gel the requisite consents
81 property owners and that the sale OF the
franchise FOR the road along that section was
illegal; slso Ihat the road IL q nuisance, The
ease was not concluded ~"'
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Football Notes.

At West PoInt--cadet @ toam. Il, New York Mill
nry Acadenyo.
The Montclalr High School football eleven was de-
fsated by the Princeton Props on the Orange Oval
yesterday by II to
Tho Terrace football team would like to arrange
games with team. avoraginr 1875 pounds. Address
A. I. seiNa'. 33i Forest avenue.
The Marion r, G. would Ike TO arrange q gams for
Thanksgiving afternoon with hrstcAHs team offer
Ing q reasonable giara tee and averaging i4b
pounds Address Thomas A. Feury. 2i3 West lo5th
street.
Owing to cancellation the Clinton r. @. Of Jersey
City has next Rturday open and would like to ar
range game with any l1i.pouni team offering
suitable guarantee. Address Frank loungling. 70
Thomas street,
Owing to cancellation the Savoy y. q, has Nov. ~
open and would like 10 close with any team avCraR
ing IN" pounds, Orion T. 9, and Y. ~ r. prefcrrad
game To be played at home grounds. Address
n. Calyo. bi+ East l6tth street,
Tho Murray Hill football tsaIn OF Flushing would
like 10 hrln - games with 40 pound teams for tho
remaining SATURDAYS In November. and also for
Thanksg wing morning. Half expenses guaranteed
Address Nanderyerg Barclay street. Flushing
The Manual Training School team defeated Adcl
PHI Academy ON Adephi Fold, brooklyn, yesterday
afternoon by a score OF 22 too. II was Adclphi's
second game Of the season while the Manuals had
played number of tim a. Their team work was
clev rand they had no Nicuity in running through
their uponens. They scored eleven points in each
half The field was quAgnro
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Hecht-Hoyt.

Mrs, Isabel Sim Hoyt. daughter OF tho late
Col. William Z. Sim. was married to Edward
c. Hscht yesterday morning. The ceremony
was performed at the brides home, 264 st.
James place. Brook yn, by the Rev. Or. J. H.
dist EPISCOPAL Church.
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Revenue Gutter Bear Returns from Bshr In,

WASHINGTON. Nov 1o.-Ths Treasury De-
partment has been informed OF the arrival at
Gan Francisco Of the revenue cutter Bear from
her cruise In Alaskan waters. The vessel has
lust completed one OF the most notable cruises
over made by the Bear. She was com m on ded
overland expedition to relieve the Ice bound
whaleTs at Point Barrow In the winter OF
lS7-9S. The Bear vii soon be taken to Ran
The principal mission OF the vessel on the
late cruise was to relieve suffering and en- force
and other points.
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Perkina-Supper.

Miss Thsrese Supper and Henry Grover
Perkins OF Boston wero married last night at
the homo OF the BRIDES mother. Mrs. william
supper. III Clinton street, Brooklyn. The
ceremony was REFORMED by the Rev. DR.
Louis was best mgh,
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roUNa HUNTER BADLY HURT
c. DuBois waEst-n'a Son Accidentally Shot
while Ont After Quail.

WEST lsIIP. L. l., Nov. 10 oliver Colt wae-
sian. the foureen-year-old son OF o. Dubois
Wagstan OF New York. accidentally shot him
sefthis afternoon while quail shooting. In
dragging the gun through thlcket both bar
rsls were discharged and the contents entered
Young wagstan's hip. The discharge OF the
gun aroused the wagstatr family. who are con-
stantly on the lookout for poachers. and sew
~ral servants who started In the direction OF
the sound OF the shots found the lad lying on
The ground unconscious. His condition ls
critical ~
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Reduction on Rates on Fourth-Clas Mail
Matter Il Recommended.

WARRINGTON. Nov. 10. - Third Assistant
ostmastsr-Gsneral Madden recommends that
the rate on fourth-class mail matter be re-
duced from one cent to to half cent an ounce.
and an increase in the limit OF weight OF pack
age from four to six pounds. The reduction iu
tarin. he says. would entail q temporary loss
OF revenue. but the apparent dencit would he
more than eXtinguishsd 10y an increased voi-
ume Of buslne and would obviste the existing
difficulties In classification for both the patrons
OF the malls and the postal EN- ployeps,
Other recon m en- datons by Mr.. Madden are
that prepayment 10 full be required on hrst-
class natter and that local drop letter be de-
Iivered at the one cent rate
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ability Of the ends TO the utmos'. HauEhton
coached him all the sfteruoon and gave htm a
entirely and none OF tho other coaches lifted
u snort rest the freshmen were called
minus the services Of Boal. DAILY. Kendall and
sawin The freshmen played de- Perate game,
feel very much encouraged by the showing OF
the team, az IL proved In the best OF shape to
Hest IN. greatly improved agsrega,iGn from
shown at any time this season.
PRINCETON. Nov. 15.--The Tigers continued
their practice behind closed doors, again this
afternoon. The playing OF the Varsity was
oi over confidence. There was too much FUN.
bling 70 please the coachers md the mass
On. @ SStsd the Ss Of a'2.
Varsity lined up against the scrub the first
time since the yam. with tho Indians in twenty
they we're able to pound out only one touch.
down. The freshman levick secured the ball
sssn ss MA, TSs 90Sksd and Pre-
OF the scrubs. he covered q clean nifty yard. Tor
the only touchdown, oraig ha. been shifted
tested this week Hodgmen, who replaced
Wheeler at full back on Saturday. had his
Snss sn' and vii b.
season ' pnTss Of $50. when was 81 sent snt
down from Cam bridge to-day, was snapped up
NHlthb ~ VI Ou ITlnVc-
ton men taking the Ia.e end.
Altar three days Of rsst the Columbia foot
ball team went into herce practice yastarday
Ioneacre, knapp. clarendon and Miller were
absent, and their places were nlied by Owens.
Bruce. Denmnn and Dugro. respectively
Iugro ~ a new man at guard and held well
He made large holes IN the scrub, line for the
Varsity backs. Sanford WAS back again from
New Haven aud took charge OF the practice
aided ny capt; wilson. who IL now able 10 walk
without erutches.
NEw HAVEN. Nov 15--yals practically I'm
ished her practice for the Harvard game to-day
and will win or lose Oh what she now has 10
the way OF football knowledge. Tomorrow
viii he spent In signal practice. with probn DIV a
little work In kicking and catching the ball.
and on Friday the squad will start for Boston
at noon, putting up at the Vendope Hotel. The
400 students who sat In the drizzls to-day
tothres halves o. IS 25 and m in utes, Ca me TO
the conclusion that Harvard has got to have a
strong team to put the Blue under Notwith-
standing the slippery field and the wet ball not
single tumble occurred on the university
side. Halo was In at centre to-day and faced
Cunha. who was on the college aide. With HIS
1SS pounds Hale tossed the big Hawaiian
Aroun like q meal bag and went through him
as he pleased. 1t is now q settled III ing that he
Will go IN at that position against Harvard. for
Cunha has failed under the most persistent
coaching to come up TO the standard
Hale's place at left tackle will he filed by Fran
els who has made great improvement in his
play IN tho last week.
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curIoURA REMrDIEs are beyond all doubt the great
est SKIN cure, blood purifiers, aud humoT remedies
Of modern times. Warm baths with CuTICURA soar,
gentle amounting with CuTICURA. purest OF emollent
skin cures. and mild doses OF CUIICuRA REsoLyEHT,
greatest of humor expellerI. have cured thousands
of cases where suffering WAS almost beyond endur-
snce. hair feiess or all gone Disagreement terrible.
sold hIouIsOnt tn. world. POTTER D, AND o corr,
IRONS. nnston "Hnw 10 cure Every skin Humnr' fee.
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Killed and wounded :. the Philippines.

WARRINGTON. Nov 15-Gen. Otis has cabled
to the War Department the following casu-
alties not previously reported;
Killed In action on road to San Jacinto,
Nov. IL. Oscar Fl. Mercler. acting hospital
steward; Thirty-third Infantry. Lowell. Com
pany Ell Casteel. sergeant. Company Fl: John
A. Robinson. oorporai. Company II; Willie
Boone. Company H; Smack Mitchell. Com pany
l.; Arthur Pettus, Company L.
Wounded-In action at San Mateo Nov. IL.
James Wright, Company K, Sixteenth Infantry.
both thighs. severe. In action at Arayat. Oct.
II, James Turner, Company l. Twenty fourth
Infantry, neck. severe. 10 action at san Fabian.
eKpeditionary brigade Nov TO- John O'Neil.
Tonsy ,Eerhardt. Thjr,y.third Infantry aldo:
arm, slight; George Puehi. left arm. sIsht In
action at Bameam Nov. Il. James +. Wyatt.
10 frses, fS,tSp Mp@as'a 4
seventh Infantry, back. severe; Dell Cud.
ney. right thigh. severe In ACTION on
sergeant. major -Thirty:third Infantry s" is't
thoraI, sAyere; Herbert Is. Harpold. sergeant.
Company @. right thigh. slight: George r.
L isft thoraI. severe Edward A Hurth. Com.
Royy. L. st thss slight; Duke s,,,b H.
slaht; John ". Stokes. Com pany M. LETT
shoulder. slight Francis g. Tanner Company
4, right wrist, 81 ght: Charles Ulnry. Company
Z, right leg. slight; Charles T, Throek norton.
ESo%nnny L. RIB, thigh ;lish,; Charles T.
severe; James Boyton. Company +. sub.
maxillary. slight.
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weil-BuiIt Dwelling Houses.

In the CITY or out Of town. are always In do
mand. Sun readers especially require tn
best. To rench them use the real estate col
umps- idr
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CRAZY WITH ITCHING
Eczema on Head. Got into the Eyes.
Doctor & Institutes Could Not Cure.
Cured In 2 months by CUTICURA.

l have been troubled over two years with eczema
on the top OF my head. II rs started to itch some
thing horce. My doctor said it was ecIema and
treated me for sI months; with failure, 50 Tried
more doctors, but they ID the same. I tried New
York institute which treated for six months out
could not reach any further than the rest. had /
worse than from the start as 1t commenced get in
my eyes and nearly got mo crazy with itching |
noticed yonr advertisement IN the N. Y. World and
thought j would try CCTCuRA remedies. In fpO
mOnhs' Tim did rot knop hat had any trouJI. at
all, and feel like new man now,
ALFRED MEISEL,
Oct IL. 1893. $40 W, 4Sth st., N. Y Olty.
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Transport Thomas Arrives ut Gibraltar.
wAsHrSoroN. Nov. 15.-Col. Howe. COM
mandnR the troops on the transport Thomas
from New York. reported TODAY to the War
Department from Gibraltar as follows:
Transport Thomas arrived to-day; condi-
tion OF troops excollent; all ara well f