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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
ROBBERIES NrlR pRIcES STATION

Two rohherics took place iu the shadow OF the
West Thrueth-st. police station between and :
o'clock yesterday morning In one case man
was knocked insensihle with a piece OF iron pipe.
and In the other woman who was walking with
a man. had her pockotbook snatched from her
hands Both robbers were caught
Shortly after O'Clock Michael Carr. OF No 80
West Forty-frsi-st Wa passing along Thirtieth-
e.. when benjamin Thompson. coored man.
Jumped out upon him from dark hallway and
struck him over the head with piece Of iron pipe
Knocking him senscless The coored man was
taking 80 cents from Cars pockets when Police
man Evans came suddenly ont OF the station and
surprised him. He ran. but was caught near
Sxth-ayc
Emrlinc KING. young artists model who lives
az No i5l West Twenty third-st.. walking
down SiXth-ayo toward her home with Clarence
Montague. friend when Walter L. Dickerson. a
negro. eighteen years old. who says he lives at
no as Sixih-ave. rushed out upon her AT Thir-
ncth-st and snatchcd her handbag. breaking the
strap win which she holding 70 In her hand.
Monfagu" and Policeman Evans caught Dicker-
son THOMPSON. who struck Carr. said that h. had
not slept for seven nights and tho police thought
ne was NOT exactly sane H. was sent 10 Bellevue
Hospital for examinatior Dcksrsor was held IN
N''p han for trial hy Magistrate Flammor In JET
ferson Market Court yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
HUSBAND HELD on SUSPICION.
HIS wIrE's BODY WAS FOUND MANGLED AT THE
BOTTOM OF Az AIRsHAFT


BOTTOM OF Az AIRsHAFT
simon C'auer. thirty-four years old was arraened
;n Morrisaria Court yesterday morning sus-
picion ~ having thrown his wife. Anne. two years
his Junior from a window II their fiat. on the
fourth floor Of the tenement house 30. 500 East
y-fourth-st. yesterday morn
ing soon after midnight Clauer was ncli 10y M2sis-
trato Cornell without bail pending the action Of
the Coroner The woman was found AZ the bottom
Of the airshaft dead. The autopsy hy Or. Donlin
shows that death was caused by fracture AT the
base Of the skull
The woruan's death IS taken by those OF tho
rcighborhood a natural result OF her behavior
IN the night I'm the evening piercing screams. with
shouts for help and the police which were uttered
by Mrs Clauer she leaned from her front win
dow. alarmed every who heard them A. II
Bischof a druggist at One-hundred-an thirty
fourth-st. and s.. Anns-ave., out Of his store
and saw people running from all directions IN
Spouse to tho screams He saw the woman leaning
out Of the window and he shouted:
whats the trouble?'
burglars are up here and are trying to rob me-
was the answer.
Bischof ran back into bis store and got his
volver Running ont into the street again. he fred
Two shots. which brought Patrolman Darmody
The policeman and the druggist went over 10 the
fat after the supposed burglars They saw tho
woman's husband and he explained that his wife
was suffering from dementia The man was ap-
him 10 have his wife examined TO her sanity and
ger her committed 20 an asylum. '!auer replied
that he would not Ike to do that, bur would rather
The policeman and Hischof started down the
the couple had only moved into me house on
Thursday. and that Mrs Clauer paced the door ~
10 the distress Of the tenants on the floor below.
Al 1870 o'clock yesterday morning the screams
a aI ran ~ he Willow ad lead his wfe away Soon
tlFT be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
TRIED MURDER AND SUICIDE.
DEsPONDENT OLD MAN ATTEMPTS TO KILL
HIMSELF AND HIS WIFE


Poverty Illness and the growing weight NJ
years We're some Of the causes that yesterday
afternoon drove an old man to attempt to muir
oer his wife and try to take his own life The
man Is Isaac Lewinsky. and his wifes name Is
Maria. Both are sxty-fve years old They
live in three small rooms on the second floor
or the tenement house at No. 164 East One-hun-
oi'd-and- feminist After their MONDAY lunch
cont was bread and water-the old man
seemed more dsconsoate than for days His
Wife ondcaVorcd to cheer him. but she was un-
able to DO SO
Lie down. dear. and take sleep. Maybe
you'll feel better then" she said and smoothing
his pillow she induced her husband to do as she
bid. Finding him asleep. as she thought. she.
too. laid down on a small couch.
When she WAS awakened It was by awful
spasm of pain. Standing over her with his eyes
cleaning she saw her husband. IN his hands
was bloody razor
Nainly she tried TO make an outcry. Her throat
had been cut. In her desperation che jumped up
and seized her husband. Round and round the
room they fought Furniture was overturned,
and the blood from her awful wound turned the
place into a shambes The husband was the
stronger. as Mrs. Lewinsky was fast weakened
by the loss Of blood. lie gave her second cut,
opening her left cheek from temple to neck.
She received other sashes either arm.
Mrs. Lewinsky in her struggle managed to
make her way toward the door She half ran,
half tumhled down the one flight Of stairs. stag
gcrcd through the dark hallway, and fell with
groan out on the steps in the midst Of group
Of children. who fled in terror at the sight.
The street was crowded with men. women and
children. A great crowd gathered about the
injured woman. Policeman Duffy was at her
side almost Immediately.
My husband cut me with razor" she man
/ aged 10 gasp and then became unconscious De
tcctives Hallihan and COllican. Of the East one
hUndrcd-and- fourth-st. police station. were not
far distant. and seeing the crowd, ran to invesr-
gate. They hurried up into the Lewinsky fiat.
and lying ON the bed they found the old man.
He was barely conscious and blood was flowing
from a cut in his throat that reached almost
/ entirely across II.
Dr. Babcock Of the Harlem Hospital arrived
ir response 10 the hurry call for the ambulance
and took the injured couple there. 1t is
believed both will recover although there IS
less hope for the woman The old man man
aged 10 tell that he was tired Of life. He had
intended for two weeks 10 kill his wife and
( shoot himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
CHANCES or 4 SOLDIERS DEATH.
TILES TAKE EFFEcT-A TON OF
SHOT TO KILL a MAN
From The LONDON Mail


It is certainly a crumb Of comfort TO man about
o. nsht Tor his country TO know that in battle nor
a aioI Gesrri i,i and weight lake eiieci
Competent authorities state that on the average
II h4s been estimated thar IN the Crimean war
the British ami French TROOPS nred between them
Jtctles. lys-.'i'S ' ,ii Wv, tHe,r .sa ,he cars
adher.ufs killed some f0rty-elX thousand 0t fhr
allies with an expenditure Of over fifty million pro-
jcctles this representing death for every l's'
The american Civil War returns which wero GOT
out Win very sr,'i care; s.oN,a ,nat sie i,s ,
witch involved ihc expenditure Of nearly twenty
vter he pr1ss'af.' threw no fewer than hun
Kindred neoris were kiiics nv thcm Then Ar Trou-
vile TWO people only were killed after some TWEEN
ts-stvcn thousand odd shells had been discharged
At sedan however the aim o. both the Germans
and The French showed marked improvement.
for after TWO hundred and forty thonsani Hrolec-
and Prussians Were killed
For the Spanish-Amercan Var the returns
showed a tremendous amount Of shot and shell
fred for very measre results. ~ course. in this
damage 10 earthworks fortihraiions ana govern
mcut building generally was enormous ana there
made themselves scarce the death roll would have
Again when the Americaa marine rs landed -
INK two nights. the machine guns ana rifles alone
I've thousand rounds ~ ammunition sNty-eight
dead Spaulards were found as result OF this cnor-
oI,r ey,n .xr.rionre ~ nur 'lttio war" has
been very male f any. better than the results Just
pany's expedition into Natalie Gland Every one
VIII remember how iA" warriors or l."icnsll
,nn., ,aecti,e on r."ari w. The imml adv,nrnJ
- fnrm The m"rfnlit, Vas very small con 'drrins
fIs. r her of be- lt| IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
rlR ~ IssrED ~ WlSHINGTON.

Washington. Nov. Major W a Simpson Chiet
C. he Military Information Bureau Of the War
Department, has compiled a large map showing
rs theatre Of military operations between the
British and Beers in South Africa. The map IS
.n- ,ae latest and most authentic data and be-
s-s BENG technically exact 10 gives at q glance
e. s-rre sweep n country IN which me nsh'ins
ssc1g on Ialysmith and its environs are shown,
VIII Che nearby points. and the mountain passes
,'o-sh which the Beers have assembled In the
N'ta. country The map is primarily for the use
O. 10 VIZ Department. bat IN view OF the wide
Trsai p.t.r interest in the South African strug-
e. limited number is being supplied TO Libraries
nrT-itr0rs tor ready reference curing '"'
MAJOR simpson also has completed second edi-
- ~ '.e map showing the Nell OF n4littIE
f..~.tcre .r frD PHILIPPINES II carries the scope
q DE map down 20 the coast on the south. as
...',t OPERATIONS 8. that quarter indicated tna.
ifTatie ..t..ltv was 20 hc expected south or
-a.-- as Hs. as in the north.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
cR0cKfTT WE'LL KNOWN ~ NEWARK.

Zach a. Crockett. who was arrested in Newark
q saturday n.sAt by Internal revenue officers on
''siae ~ renewing cancellation marks from war
'-'-e s'amI. and selling them, IS Well known in
'+'a'k ie s "a member Of an old and respected
H--y. Cfo.f0.t ha. Wife and three children.
IT, "4s Itlaf successful &. business. and oFll-
-i'-f colc .o' support his family. bur recently
.-s otsa Hs. dressed and appeared 10 have
.s ~ money Crockett was locked up ~ New
~ . -eA Who roes.crcd ~ the Paiace Hotel when
a.'rs' MAS made us G. H. Lee. OF BayOnne. and
g. va p FL ro0n. win Crockett. apparently using
So ~ Stamps vas ken 20 New York ty Secret
s...'e Aeoa- Frank O. Thompson Lee had been
is4.e- ifom New-Aork by the detectives. VINO
L. co., e.. -ted room adjoining the one ia which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

wei re was so extremely natural and gave such
Il me imitation of hobo bent on breafing IN a
niecuhg mat when he started in the third firnae
TX Tx PonSeman grabbed him by the neck and mt
M" 'nuer arrest lie tried TO protest but II was
II" -', ana In three minutes ha was on hie wa :,
10 IA Hiter the meeting was over tho orator
' npS~ uoo CAP ana hurried down to bali him out
uhuVistahd ne Was pretty Sick OF his foh and
tHal,sS substitute can be found the res; Of NV
r ra,rrg spcvcacs NH probably be made without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
ST. Pl7RIcKS clTHEDRlL DEBT

Father Lavoue preached AZ high mass yesterday
In St PatricKs Cathedral Iie announced that the
Cathedral debt had been decreased $4,000 thus far
this year. AMI 1t WIS now only S3oopH He urged
that The annual collection 10 bee taken up next
nonfn De generous ono. So thar the cdihco could
be soon freed If All claims
Father IaNelle explained 20 tho congregation that
inc money which they had expected 10 give 70
place the fourteen groups 81 sfatgary known as
the stations or the Cross I'm the Cathedral would
not be required. as ol had been privately given
81 90 apiece. or $3.50 I'm aii-and the stations are
now ueIng PIT IN rnsltinn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

The market for both crude and refined petroleum
continued active and strong last week. with fur
Their substantial advance IN the price FOR the re-
fined product Activity I'm the fields continues as
result Of the high prices for OIL Producers and
operators are making renewed efforts 70 discover
new productive territory. but in only few In
stances have they met with any great success.
During the month Of October there were Ssf wells
completed in the Pennsyivau fields an increase
OF eisnty-three as compared with the preceding
month Tho daily average production was US0
barrels gain OF 2l5 barrels as compared with
September In the Ohio fields 3i2 wells were com
pleiel in October. and The new production was
.ri barrels This shows an increase OF thirty
three wells and am increase Of $50 barrels in new
production rs compared with September I'm the
Indiana te.s lis wells ompi.ted. with a
daily average production Of 200 barrels. which is
an Increase ~ twelve wells completed and twenty
five barrels I'm production
Tho on city Derrick says that the number OF
wells completed in the Pennsylvania fields during
October WAS larger tnan during any previous month
in the history of the OIL industry. hut that the
ora for new production Is held by October. 1891.
when the Mcdonald field was at the zenith Of its
phenomenal career
Refined petroleum closed n - cents gallon IN
barrels and f15 cents In bulk al N-w-York Phila-
dephia prices being on basis points lower. For
'ien quotaions were. London. : l-l6d per imperial
gallon. Antwerp % francs per loo klo-, and
Bremen. So marks per - kilOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

The Approximate amour, r tae en cr charge sat-
isfy which above described property sold 81
one thousand aui forty 5000 Hl oW5W dollars. VITA
interest thereon the fourth iiy October. iSv
together with costs and allowances amounting on
hundred and siXty seven 90 iOJ <lb15o n liars with
interest from 9Th 1870 together Ufi expense
OF the sale The approximate amount ~ taxes
melts. other liens. which ie allowed tia
purchaser out " the purchase money or paid ty fe
Referee. IS Five hundred ana seFerfy-s's.t 42-loD
ts57~ AZ dollars and interest.
sad premises viii Dee sold subject 70 nrsf mortgage
Of Sl4 go with interest thereon az the ~ FOUR ard
half per cent per from January afl. lsJ9.
Dated. New NQlh. October iitA 1863
HENRY L Hey - 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
lrovTH OF ISLAND TRADE
Dcr WITH CUBA. PORTO RICO
,wA1r AND THE PHILIPPINES
.,,poRTs AND EXPORTS SHOW GREAT
~ ,,.s ~ THE LAST NINE MONTHS


,srRlcNN .--- >-,,., MONTHS
GAINS N I'M '+''
.,.-.or Nov (SpeciaN.-' onl'"''0' w.
VS. 10 United states and NNoa' zorro NJ
1 H'" ut,h amazing rapio'N' 1"'
/ s..-,ary Of Commerce az" s''....,..' ,,..,s
| =. ~ tho treasury h"'''' =, 49,. CON,
| ~" .be imports from 'heS' 'S'.'''' -. - ,Sas
~ than In the 'ofresi ''"..N 49,.
&C. and tho exports 10 mem '' .'
4 .se same months OF 1879 or ~" ne '''.'.
20. '[-.can Imports from 'hes' '""' 's'"''.N ~.
- = Islands was IN me nine "0''."7 ,,.'..
-,-,l against S4''l'-S III az. .,.,
N.As Of lNS and >SV's'." u" '''' -. 80
.s,- While exports 10 'h.m ~ my -,
81 os-e $.as-i7>'. against $500" % H.. ~. a,,
ling months or lS'N al" '''''
"..s n lN-.
examination % the details snow '""' d" ','
...rof exports the sales 10 e"'" o. -
'.'.~0s Of Islands have O''h s''"''' d." Wv -'.o
s,s irst ended than I'D any ''''''S
s,, the history or America" Coi'iii'' 0'"'
.. v,.-h them. except 'h'Se 10 "'a ~ '"
- tr which reciprocity oo"H"' '"e S"''S ~
yea sand % much hisAer inquire '""n '"e' ever
i-~ s IN any preceding or subsequent year
So p,~.o Rico. Hawaii and the fMnpllN's Ne
20. ~ the nine months Just ended are 'a'Aer
.-v corresponding months IN the history
,,~lr.,an commerce with those Islands 'hons"
,-,sa .hcy are necessarily less 'Aan IN 'ne
''- mir 10 the destruction Of her sugar planta-
ys~'S .,-ls during her war with Spain. the
t,s a"- .,.,,,. ~ that time being brought
80, sCGar sDllH 90 W
~.o
r'I ox,o,ts 10 these islands and especial
s--F N- eN' -. ,s..... . -a,,,d ,7o,.o,o,,.,a,.
DIP e. .he increase '''''., "
p, .-s AGRICULTURAL and business interests IN inc
's'i.'o'l '.r~,,r~orts TO cuba in the nine
sr- 'u.t-1a i'N4 49, . 90 oss s,,,.s. 9, IA a.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
ELEVEN NAY HAVE Persisted.
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE BURNING OF THE
WIRE MILL AT wArKEGAN.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE BURNING OF THE
WIRE MILL AT wAuKEGAN.
Chicago. Nov. 5-Nearly solcoo and possibly soy
oral lives represent the cost O; FIRE that de-
s,royed the larger part OF the American steel and
Wire Company's plant. AZ Waukegan. yesterday.
Tnconfrmod reports place tho number a. men who
porshcd az from two 10 eleven hp' there VIII be
no certainty until the five hundred employees IN the
burned mills are checked up
The fire broke out at $50 o'clock and the flames
spread with such rapidity that within ten minutes
after the fire started all the immense building oc-
oupcI 10y the wire drawins department was
blazing mass one hundred employees on the first
floor where the fire started became panicsfrckon
and stamqeded for safety. Two Armenians were
nearly sufocaicl hy the dense smoke. hut We're
rescued in an unconscious condition. There were
many narrow ESCAPES from the second floor. on"
of me WOrkmcn. George WORTH says he saw Two
men fall while trying 10 leave the oaroed wire de-
parfmenf
From the wire mill the fire spread rapidly 10 the
ealvauiziIg cleaning and arncallne SHOPS alJoh-
ing the main building. thence % the coptcras
house. slightly detached. which Was party o.
etroved The intense heat rendered futile any plan
10 save the wire MIL and adjoining nulldnts. so
the entire attention ~ the hrencn was dtlotci 10
rho warehouse. completed only Few Wecks ago"
and filed with mill products valued Ar Nvl'"-
These buildings were sc1rchfd. but the rolling mill.
machine shop and boiler house were untoucheu.
seven driving horses were roasted alive IN q shed.
DESPITE the efforts Of nrcmen. Flames also fastened
on a train OF cars standing on a spur track. ara
before the ward engine could haul them to safety
SIX had been consumed. tank car loaded WIN
oil caught Ere but the blaze was cXtiAsulshed u"-
fore an explosion could take place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

The Approximate of pho Zen charge - sat
isfy which The above described .rfv s f' i' st ~
SlH 2N' 80 with interest thereon from the twenty enth
day q September 1893 sefier alfa COSTS and allow .
auco. anuunfn- t9 Five nlrIf.l AMI tfIlfI -rrr ana
- Dollars thereon. together with the
expenses If fre sale The agirAiuafc amour. ~ the
taxes. water rents other Nens to d. ai Nft I'D the
purchaser out ~ rho purchase money ar PAID by the
referee. S772'6 and interest
Dated. New York. DrfehtI i3-h. i~9Y
WILDER MCBRIDE Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
DESTRUCTIVE BLAZE ~ KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo Nov a fire which broke
out shortly after midnight this morning destroyed
the six story building az Sixth and Main ats. The
loss On the building and stock is al least S2oovo
The building was occupied hy the Jones Drysoods
Company as q department store The HUMBOLDT
Building a fve-story structure across Sxth-st. oc-
cupiod by the Enrich Housefurnshins Company.
was struck nv tho falling walls Of the Jones Build
ing and collapsed. The damage to this building
and It's contents is estimated ar 5000 Several
other buildings near by Main-st We're badly
soorched sparks from the Jones Buiidins blown
eastward carried the fire 10 the rear parts or the
Walnut and Clifton hotels. Walnut-st. both of
which buildings Were badly damaged IN the rear
The fire also spread 20 the old - James Hotel.
Nj Jones estimates his companys loss on stock
81 $50 f,0 with SIP per cent insurance. The loss
on the building Is about 5000 The upper two
stories OF the 81. James We're burned Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

versa n only for the sake OF really ascertaining
whether the Transvaal hurghers abilities crack
shots have not been considerably oyerrated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

Ocean 5tcamers.
NOGT@ GERTNNM LLOYD
FAST EMPRESS SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. BREMEN
Sailing ar 10 a. 81
Lain y nov II
Traee Nov. 1iIfkaser " ie or. Nov y
Kaiser VIM or. calls theirulrs and uthampion
twin Express steamer
sol CHAMPION. BREMEN
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE .
Farhar1ssa. ............ THURSDAY N0v o 10 4 ".
koenigin Iuiss Thursday. Nov u.s. 10 A NJ
oELRcHS co. 10 BROADWAY
GERMANM5Dlr ER3ANE SERVICE
'HAMBJ re- AMERICAN NORTH GERMAN
LINE To IL)N u.
NAPLES And GENOA VIA GIBRALTAR OR ALIlf-it9
fY EXPRESS STEAMERS SAILING AT II A.. NJ .
fkaiser Wilhelm II. NOV. II Ems - Dec
'fIerst Bismarck. Nov. j. a Victoria. DEC
TWerfa ..... Nov . KAISER Wilhelm II Dec u
FOR ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT ON JAN 3 AND JAN .
Petrn frnes available FOR the steamers Z either he
from Naples Genoa Gibraltar Hamburg Bremen. Lon
don. S0lfhamrf "a. Paris and Cherh0urg
Hamburg American North German lAQyl,
Line Oeirirhs & Coz Agents.
o Broadway y Y Broadway. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

i coNp,cNrr GFNERALE RANsATLANTIQJE.
f,yi1fltT line TO HANRE- PARIS fRANCEl.
~ Sailing every thursday AT 10 A. m ~, ,o
20 Nov. it Ia Brrfasno Ire'
- 'f',.--- Ia chan. payne Dec u
= az Frs, lass passage t. HsvIe go ana epw arg =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
NILE STEAMERS.

COOKS NILE STEAMERS.
CAIRO IL ~ ~ ~ rs 4 = 20 ma
Harnesses H. Nov. p Rameses H. Dec 10
p.rr..ae Dec kaufres. Dec -
fconuect.nF with Cooks steamers ior ne S''ona -
V-.alfy saliines thereafter. Dahabeais anu rpe-
clq steamers for private parties on. No.. -
,-tfos COOK sos 2Gi and l225 bway \ l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06

60 fct for Business purposes.
~-o'o~~J1>~
BUILDINGS. STORES, LOFTS AND OFFICES
20 ist on Spruce" Beekman. Fulton John Maiden isne'
Der Nesey. Barclay Park place Murray Warren. cham
tefs Reads broadway. Nassau. william COD. 'NI
Pearl. Water. Front South and many other streets
rutland & WHITING Beekman ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-06
DED D LINE.

- For L. Guayra. Cahrio. Curacao and Mara
fatho Via Gu ID. cling AZ + ITO Rico.
p berts Per. Brl kiyn
S s. DELIIiIA.. Thursday. NOV % NJ
CARAD A.. .... Wednesday, DE ,eutcr q. l l. NJ
These steAnet. superior accommodations Tor
BOI-I.r0N BLISS < DAII.ETT.
General Managers. -, Front 81
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,,,IT0Ry STEAMSHIP LINES.

VI From New York wednesdays. Fridays and Saturdays.
son TrxAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
srRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tcks,s Issued 70 all
sc Gcoreia Florida delightful Excursions
V,rf,e ,1r our 80 page Pocket Guide lmalet hee)
T., " MALLORY co. Gen. Agts. Pier 20 2 r.. Y
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~ KEW YORK QUEENSTOWN LIVERPOOL.
Oresni. nov 49, 2 m. Gernianl. Dec. g. noon
N..es,i- nov - O,eanic--.. Dec. -. .
r,~-~i- Nov 3 7 g. 10 Majestic. Dec. 20 noon
,reut. 49,. Nov p. noon 1el 1nc Dec p nd n
T. rassa.e freight and general Information apply 10
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier 4. North River Once 9 Broadway. y J.
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For Boys and Young N
Musical Instruction

TIE GRAND CONSERVATORY or Mr'slc
y 90 " o2n ST. TWENTY SIXTH YEAR
INc0RpORATEu BY ACT or LEGISLATURE
--i~,h and systematic instruction 20 all branches ~
VOC .-t TS-TRI' MENTAL MUSIC Plano Violin.
q, Flute e.rref opera ana Oratoro and ail ms al
f~s.r.rr.rfs FROM THE FIRST uEGINNiNG To THE
HIGHEST ARTISTIC PERFECTION ~ Moderate terms
Tho fu course loads o. Pc issf,e ~ IN ,thS'H or
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School Aqcurlcs.

oOoO~N~o.0~NONo.00O~NO0-0 0O00oJ0Oo0oNNNN~NN
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supple, Professors. Teachers. Tutors. GovernesseA
&C. t. colleges schools and Families Apply TO
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For Porto Rico
uea on the following dates Will call a, Porto Rico TO
Land mails and pessengers
S. S PHILADELPHIA. ..... Thursday. Nov % 1 p n
CARA AS........ Wednesday. December r. ! p NJ
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. i35 Front ST.