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british VESSEL TWENTY DAYS OVERDUEs

Newport News Va. March ? 'Special.-lhe BTU
49, .ao,psbin Lord LansdoWne which arrived in
uaunton Roads last night from Pcnarth after a
netlous voyage. came up 20 the city this morning.
She was twenty days overdue. She sailed from
penarth on January % and put in at Ponta Del
gada St Mchaers January B., being thers
badly damaged in collision with the steamship
Cb.niston The officers describe the harbor there
-, ~, ..e,, storm, as resembling ship hospital.
~ n,.er twoscore Of damaged steamships being an
chored inside 60, nj. rauu,,,
arrived here from NewYork to-day in a private
car going later to Old Point where they VIII re-
main for several days.
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PRESIDENT MAY VISIT SENATOR HANN4

Washington. March 3-Senator Hanna has in
yited President Mckinley 10 20 with him next
week 10 his place at Thomasville. Ga, for rest.
and the President has promised TO 70 II public
business viii permit his absence. Senator Hanna
.aid to-day that the President had indicated a
strong desire 10 accept the invitation. and that he
houed he would ind himself able TO do so II the
min e.. made il will be solely for the purpose OF
snruring recreation OF which the President Is In
need after his long strain I'm connection with the
war Senator Hanna does not expect TO get away
uelore he latter part OF next week.
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Washington March 2-The following Army, Nav!
and Marine Corps orders have been issued
ARMY.

WASHINGTON. March 2-T'he following Army Navy
and Marine Corps orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Frs, r.,eu,.nan, LAWSON NJ FULLER. Ordnance De
Mar.h and Aprt $500 70 North Point, Maryland to
slperintend the erection II s@acoast carriages
s.cond Lieutenant HENRY NJ DICIIMANN. IN Infantry
is Iieyed from duty at Fort Sheridan Illinois ana
Rrraai.r General NELSON COLES discharge is amended
20 az to take effect March
Rrralr.r- General CHARLES NC REEVE Z. 3 v" is
Lieutenant colonel FRANCIS r JONES chief quartz
general supern'epdsnt 0f i ;ne ATy
Cs,.ain EDWIN p ANDRUs 5,h Cavalry. will proceed
O. S. Paul MINI. and establish temporary recruit
ing station IN that city.
Lieutenant colonel ABEL I. SMITH Subsistence De
partment VIII rejoin his proper station. Havana
Capfain CHARLES l.. STEELE. 18Th Infantry. will pro
ce4d ~ Philadelphia for recruiting duty.
First Lieutenant FRANK Il MARTN "a yoG anes Ems Ems
gineers. is honorahly discharged 70 take erect "'9
date -
Lieutenant Commander W. II. TURNER is detached from
the Franklin and ordered 70 the Iowa March -
Lieutenant Commander +. Il BARRY il ordered 70 'he
Franklin as executive officer March 10
Asa, rsy%ss'sf IRwI Nsv 5T station is aa'S"'d
T. J. J. SEE professor OF mathematics is ordered to 'h'
Naval Observatory
Lieutenant +. r. CASE and Assistan, Ensnrer H. G.
COOPER were h1norably discharged MArch i
MARINE CORPS.
Second Lieutenant H. l. BEARS. honoraby mustered out
~ service February 81
Captain =. H. HARRINGTON promoted major. to rank
s..,ad rjen,cosnts G c. RBID. r. H DUNLAP and
4 J. MATTHEW'S. honorabiy mustered out Of ser
vice
F1r., Lieutenant. II. c. HATNES and GEORGE BAR
NETT promoted captain. TO rank from August H.
Second Lieutenant HILL honorahy mustered out of
service.
Second Lieutenant E A JONAS honorably mustered out
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yolc,yo uELrs syow. CAUSING FLOOD.

Vancouver b. c.. March "A letter from Lac Ia
Uoche a camp IN the Cariboo gold country. says
,ho, flood caused By volcanic action Lookout
Mouutain which melted the snow. has caused
much damage. The miners are neeing 10 hish
ground as the water continues TO rise. The noun
rain WAS covered by snow ten feet deep IN
Mace. when steam issued from It's SO, ana mo
pc. ,ss sent I'm streams OF water into the Valiey.
Dausing All the creeks 10 vcrow Inc letter auus.
trhe Rambling from Lookout Mountain lnc.essses
.o,rt, IN volume Volcanic action, when ulnoun,.
sdlv mas already begun. is momentariy eNPpu,
90 become visible TO the terrorstrcken n
y, ,ho galley Thousands OF dollars worth OF ptop-
or,v Ind a number OF lives are said to De IN danger
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UOTEUFNTS or NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington. March 2.-'rhe Lebanon has sailed
from Havana for Lambert's Point. The Baltimore
sailed to-day from Hong Kong for Manila. The
Nashville has arrived at Santiago. The Wahnetd
has sailed from Norfolk for Washington. The
Wilmington has sailed from Georgetown for Para
marble The Sterling was put out OF commission
AT Boston Yesterday. The Annapolis and the
Vtck-burg have sailed from La Guayra for ia
ruaica and The Amphitrte has arrived at Fort
Monroe The New York and the Indiana have ar
rived q Havana
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matter ~ doubt 10 those with whom he talked p
fore he started for Hong Kong Immediately ILL.,
the sinking Of the Merrirnac the Advancement OK
ten numbers given him to-day was offered 70 MN,
but he hesitated TO accepting II, exhibiting stfvns
to the foot Of Ieutenant- commanders. ne ietI mo
impression with his friends that he asplred 70 Sc
cure the same proportionate Advancement in that
arm OF the service a had been offered to him IN
the staff corps, amounting to 20 numbers, whicn
would have resulted in his becoming the senior
admiral OF the service at the age Of forty ana
would have allowed him 10 retain that rank TOT
dozen years
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WAR INDEMNITY CLAIMS.
THE ATTITUDE OF THE GOVERNMENT IN
REGARD TO THEM


WASHINGTON March 2-The Government expects
to have to consider a large number Of claims for
indemnity as a consequence of military operations
but II is said by officials that far none Of the
claims reported result OF the war appear TO
have substantial grounds in the light OF all the
circumstances though all will receive the most
careful consideration. The following statement
may be regarded summing up IN a general way
the position this Government takes in the consid-
GRAFTON OF claims for indemnity:
No government. in the absence OF special treaty
spulatlons, insures the absolute SAFETY ana Scout
nv Of the lives and property OF subjects or citizens
OF foreign States against injuries committed Dy ~
surgents mobs or private maefactors ~ltmn i tts
accord reasonable degree of protection TO aliens
such injuries. but If the authorities use reasonable
diligence to extend the protection Of the law to
ment is informed that such injury is threatened II
is its duty guard against II II is able 70 10 SO
The burden OF proof in such cases rests on me
claimant TO show the exceptional circumstances
that exist as the basis OF such liability as for
example that there has been want Of good faith
or of reasonable in affording protection. In
short. 1t must be shown that the authorities are
Treaty Of Peace this Government will pay such
claims arise subsequent to the outbreak or the
ternatlonaly liable to pay 10 American citizens.
This liability. OF course, depends on me crcumc
were committed. and the grounds Of such liability
are vel DEFINED by authorities on lnternaIlohsi Ia"
The State Department has issued form for the
preparation of claims against foreign governments
by citizens OF this country INVOKING the ala or me
Department. These claims limited 10 those not
founded contract. and the rules for their preps-
ration are substantially those which have been
adopted by commissions organized under conven-
tions between the United States and foreign gov
ernments for the adjustment OF claims. Substan-
tally the rules would apply In presenting
claims against this Government by citizens of for
eign Powers Each claimant is required 70 file
memorial properly dated setting forth minutely
and particularly the facts and circumstances from
which the right prefer such claims IS derived by
the claimant This memorial should be verified by
an oath affirmation. The rules, among other
things instruct claimants that I'm all whore
pronerty OF any description for the seizure loss
Of which q claim has been presented insured at
the zine OF such seizure or loss original policy
Of insurance certified copy should he prod iced:
documentary proof should he authenticated by
proper certificates by the oath OF a witness and
an testimony taken I'm any foreign language ex-
hibited i'm proof should he accompanied by an Eng
translation
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PRIZE MONEY FOR MEN or CRTTSFR YALE.

Charleston 8 c.. March Pin the United states
District Court to-day the clerk. c. j. Huison made
out and Judge Brawley signed 295 checks for tho
officers and men OF the auxiliary cruiser Yale for
their share of the money accrung from the
sale OF the Spanish prize Rita After the Rita had
been captured by the Yale and had been sent here
tha Government bought her for $4,000 The prize
money TO be divided amounted 10 5000. To cap
tain Wise OF the Yale was sent check Tor SsO9l
and the smallest amount received by seaman
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pylryyTu FOrVD N ALASKA.

Chicago March Am assay OF black sand found
IN the Kotalinqua River Alaska. made by DR..
Willis f.. Everette. OF the Smithsonian Institution.
is said TO show that one ton OF II contained s"7
worth Of platinum besides iron oxide gold worth
slO2 81 two pounds of tin. two pounds OF copper
Ind one Troy ounce OF iridosmine. The great value
Is sad To lie In its yield OF platinum which II eN-
ensiyalv used in electrical construction and drh-
tsfrv Platinum has heretofore been found IN mar
ketable quantities only In the Cral Mountains OF
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rRG NATIONAL PARK COMMISSION.

Washington. March The Nickshurs National
p.r,, Commission has boon organized. and to-day
the Commissioners called IN Secretary AlEer and
received general Instructions as To- thsii duties The
members Of the Commission are General stephen
u Lee OF Columbus. Miss Colonel James q.
Fyerest OF Chicago. and Captain william l. Rugby
OF Mount Vernon. Iowa, who was secretary OF the
,...,'cigfion 10 promote legislation creating me
I'm IN, Commission has elected General -"
lLsirn.L and General John 5. holnlZ OF IJledo.
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PRIVCETON SCtRE 81 BSlDtS.
EXODUS OF STUDENTS EXTRAORDINARILY EVERY
ONE N TOWN vACCINATED.

Princeton y j. March (Specia).-There nav
han M nevv cases OF variooid here and the scare
,roduced nv tho one case now AT the college IN
Urinary has 10 a great degree subsided ROBERT
steen the sick sophomore. IS consideraoN oeuo'
to-day and 1t Is fot that he is IN no serious nah
ger However the students and townspeope arc
taking every precaution. and nearly every one hSS
been vaccinated.
In 70 last night about three hundred students
had ler, town for two weeks and the NUMBER was
Increased by perhaps twenty-five to-day our u -
Thought no more will 90. The students SUI IN III
town show no fear Of catching smallpox ana lec'-
mos and recitations were well attended
AZ the chapel exercises this norma fr'',u n
Parton smoke briefly 10 the students. -dylng tneIo
was no danger. all persons VINO ma .vns ~
contact with the one case had been sent nome
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signed BY TBE PRESIDENT.

THE APPROPRIATIONS OF s2o""Ooo FOR SPAIN
AMONG THE BILLS APPROVED.
Washington. March 2-The President has APP
proved the following bills.
The appropriation Of S2o0o.ooo TO carry out the
provisions Of the Peace Treaty with Spain.
For the Investigation Of leprosy in the United
States. -
For Public Buildings Custom House. New York
CITY. Lawrence Mass. addition jamestown, y.
Y Springfield. Mass. additional property for use
OF nostofIce AT Nrookyn. and EImlra. \. Y.
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NOT YET CONFIRMED.

TIE SENATE AGAIN DISCUSSES TIE CASES OF
SAMPSON AND sCHLEY.
Washington. March 2-The Senate IN executive
session took up the cases Of Sampson and ochey
and discussed them briefly Senator Butler moved
10 consider the nomination Of Schley independent
os other nominations but II being apparent '''"' ~
l...,. ,r.. present the Senate went into open
session The motion remains pending, and VIII
- ,'-,-sed hy Senator Butler at the next executive
sostion The greater mart OF the session to-day
Was devoted 10 nominations to which there was no
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NO MQUOR-SEELING AT ARMY POSTS.
EFFECT or SENATOR HANSBRouGHS AMEND
Mr,AT TO THE ARMY REoRGAN-
T2ATION BILL.

Washington March THE amendment when
Senator Hansbrough offered to the Army Reorsah-
izatior BIZ. and which became a part or that meas
ure, prohibiting officers or soldiers from sehls IN
tOxicauug drinks IN any post or exchange was
more far-reachine than at first appeared. II goes
further and prohibits any person from selling such
llQ4ors In any encampmcnt or any pig - use9 lor
military purposes. This VIII eNcluue HiuoiS NUN
all military reservations.
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Washington March 2-The President sent the

Wa1hing on March Zinc Presld'nt SOM UHe
following nominations to the Senate to-day.
Assst.nt NavaI Constructor RICHMOND +. HObsoN 70
q adsanced numbers. from y ] u TIE Is ".
naval constructors a. De NO on me isl OF
rdral constructors for extraordinary heroen
c.rtsI. r. +. FORBES 18th Infantry, t. nc MAJOR
First Regiment Volunteer Engneers-f'fst Lieutenant
r-I.u'c A. SCfTTEI.kE. assistant surgeon % D" sui
econ with rank Il major. . ,.
u.4i,.f Dernrtnent.-C aptain Z. g. CARTIER. He9ssn,
" Ion 10 he surgeon with rank of major
VIvfA% j FAG1N marshal for the southern Dis"lA "'
,,rr1s r MONFORT postmaster at Cincinnati
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,or ,ppo{yTUEyT or SENATOR GRAY

WASHINGTON March ?. The appointment Of Sen
ator George Gray. Of Delaware as ui''e' S'nso'
"'"' - ma Judicial Circuit which. The
~ ti,,nt announced this morning has been aeolacn
mon bv tho President. WI nor De "i"u' UNI" Az
a.. adioururaout of Congress.
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MARINE CORPS.
VIEW F0rRTH- CLASS POSTWASTERS.

Washington. March 2-The following were among
the fourth postmasers appointed to-day:
New-Jersey- Bridgeboro Agnes Kellock; Tucker
ton James " Kelly.
New York Crown Point. Charles Talbot; Deans
Corners Charles r. EsmOnd. Lembeach. Nelson
Woodard. Raccvflle. Mr. Emily Potter; ST An
dr.w W J Gamble. Schroon Lake. Frederick c.
Harris. stanton liil Michael Bronx.
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Washington March 2-The House Library com
nitro, to-day reported favoraby the Senate JOINT
,o-Iltion authorizing the Secretary OF ne navy 10
erect "a monument 10 The Maine N''i"S 3" -" wanna
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Past Commander in Chief Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic secretary and historian. Final plans
for the work have not been made but the Commits
soners will begin their duties soon as possible.
and probably will meet at Vicksbnrg this month
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IDrrcE FROV AMBASSADOR WHITE.

HE URGES A FRIEND TO COMBAT ANTl-"EtnA"
FEELING.
Syracuse y Y March 2.-Professor Ernst Held'
Of this city has received letter from AmDdss'io'
Andrew D. White. at Berlin IN whicn i inns sen-
tence: .
~ trust ,ha, YOU are doing all IN your power To
kaen hack absurd tendencies 10 misrepresentatiSSn
and the provocation Of ill-feeling between tnc
I-ritad States and Germany. There Is really no
reason for anything OF the kind. and ny nope ~
mai loon the old relations. formerly 50 kindly Will
be again resumed.
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-1r1D DAY IN BEEF tOOhI.
MOST INTERESTING SESSION so
I'' FAR HELD.

rrrR.s SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE
,DrcTrD BY A REGULAR OFF,
'oN n~.x ~rnpA1mrD BEEF STORY
nrx1rD-ouEsTIoN OF couN-
GET. FOR MI rs.
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roR 4 u0yruENT TO MAINE VICTIMS

r MoSroRr. postmaster al Cincinnati.
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Committee ON Ordinances.

The Committee ON Ordinances will meet
in Rooms 10 and II, City Hall, Wednesday,
Sentemher 90 1900, At 8 " M, when tho
following matters will be considered
Resolution de ordinance providing for a
license fee of one hundred dollars to be-
placed upon each car.
Proposed ordinance prohibiting more than
two lines of street railway tracks on any
street.
Resolution de equipment Of street railway
cars with folding running boards and inside
guard rails.
Petition of Councilman Gallagher for re-
peal Of ordinance requiring lights on public
conveyances.
Resolution de requiring Aa lead or IN gall
vanized pipe for water connections and re-
qulring all connections to be made before
street is paved.
Petition of John Lowe ct al. for amends
ment of ordinance re Fire District,
Petition of 5. u. Poll for amendment Of
building laws and permission to erect q
theater.
Persons interested in the foregoing are nos
titled to attend and be heard theron with-
out furthr notice Per order,
GEORGE X. COOLEY, Chairman.
Attest: JAMES b. MARTIN.
.s1S 81 Assistant City Clerks
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FURIOUS ITEMS.

x-Police Officer Richard Moore and
wife of New Haven are visiting their
daughter in-law Mrs. John r. Moore,
of the New England hotel. He is a
remarkably well preserved man and
looks as though he could perform duty
to-day Just as well as ever.-Waterbury
Democrat.
Mrs A. M. Hitler of 115 York street
has returned from West Midway. Mass.
j. H. Gallagher j. F. Mclaughlin, f.
j. Smith, and Charles Spillane of the
postoffice have gone on fishing trip
to Block Island
j. B. Rider of 50 Park street return
ed from Sparrow Bush, N. Y.
Dr. c. J. Bartlett and family of 7O7
Elm street are at Barton Landing, vi.
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TO REOPEN OCTOBER 8.
$, and Miss Cady's School on Hill

Mrs. and Miss Cady's School on Hill
house Avenue.
Miss Peck, daughter of Professor
Tracy Peck of Yale college, will resume
her classes at Mrs. and Miss Cady's
school, No. IS Hillhouse avenue, this
year She has been in Europe this sum-
mer and is now in Edinburgh. She will
sail for New York in time to reach New
Haven September 49, Mrs. and Miss
Cady's school will reopen on Tuesday,
October 3. A Partisan French teacher
Nine. Bessier, will teach at the school
this year as resident teacher. She is
said to be a fine teacher of the Ian
guage.
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wEsTv1LLE SCHOOL OFFICERS.

District Meeting to be Held This At
ternoon.
AT caucus held in Masonic hall in
Westville Saturday night the following
candidates for members of the board Of
education of Westville We're nominated
L. Wheeler Beecher, George w. Crane
and Charles A. Marvin. At the caucus
Judge Hobart l.. Hotchlliss announced
that he did not care to serve any longer
as superintendent Of schools,
The annual meeting of the Westville
school district to elect members of the
board of education and other school Off
GERS will be held this afternoon from 3
to o'clock
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AT HUMPHREY STREET CHURCH.
Rev. Mr. Luckey Addresses Both Morn

I. =
ing and Evening Services.
Rev. Mr.. Luckey preached at both
morning and evening services at the
Humphrey street Congregational church
yesterday His text in the morning was
from Mark xiv, Go, and he spoke of the
alabaster box OF ointment broken by
Mary on the head and feet of Jesus. In
the evening he spoke from the gospel of
Luke, nineteenth chapter, seventeenth
to nineteenth verses.
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District Of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
September 18th, 1890.
ESTATE of GEORGE s. VIBBERT Of
North Haven, in said District. assigning
debtor
stration account with said estate to this
Court for allowance, it Is
ORDERED-That the 18th day of Septem-
ber 1899 at two o'clock in the afternoon,
at Court of Probate to be held at New
Haven, in said District, be and the same Is
appointed for hearing on the allowance of
said account, and this Court directs that no
tice of the time and place of said hearing
be given by publishing this order three times
In some newspaper having a circulation in
said District. BY order of Court,
s15 st ALBERT f. WELLES. Clerk
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AT a COURT OF PROBATE. holden at
New. Haven, within and for the Dlstrlct
of New Haven, on the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. D. 1899 Present, Livingston
w. Cleaveland, Judge.
An agreement for the adoption Of William
Flanagan, minor aged years, residing In
New Haven, In said District. having been
exhibited to this Court by the Board for the
Management Of Temporary Homes for De-
pendent Children in the County of New
Haven, one of the slgners thereof. for ac-
ceptance and approval,
fT is ORDERED That hearing upon
the approval of said agreement be had az
the Probate Office in New Haven, In said
Probate District. on the 10th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1899, at 10 O'Clock In the fore
noon; and that public notice be given to all
persons interested to appear at said time
and place, then and there to show cause lf
any they have, why the foregoing agreement
should not be approved by this Court by
publishing this order of notice in some
newspaper having circulation In said Pro-
bate District.
s15 ct Judge.
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ORANGE SCHOOL, MEETING

The town of Orange has it's school
meeting to-day and it promises to be
an interesting one as regards the cleo
ton of school visitors.
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CLAIRVOYANT.
SANITARY PLUMBING.
And House Drainage a SpecIalty.
THOMAS f. MNAGHMR

THOMAS f. MEAGHNR,
Successor to The Robert Morgan Plumbing
Co.. 80 CENTER STREET, Whites Block
dealer in Gas Fixtures, burners, Globes
etc; Gas Fitting, Steam and Hot Watet
Heating. Estimates given. special care h.
testing by pressure apparatus the "a niA
tary condition Of the traps and drainasn
system of buildings by smoke or pebpermlhk
under pressure, at nominal cost. T0los
phone call ZU7-l2. jyl II
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$I.z5 a yard-A big variety Of
plaid back Dress Goods for
storm suits, skirts. etc. hand
some styles and every color
that is desirable.
At $I.oo a yard-cclored Cam
els Hair, Grenada and Chew
lots, so inches wide. two-toned
changeable effects, very desir-
able and serviceable for hard
wear.
At $3.50 a yard-speclal value
in 54-Inch Colored Cancels
Hair, in heavyweight Melton
ette-just right for the tailor
made costume.
At$I.5o a yard-The imported
Satln-face Broadcloths and
Venetians In all the autumn
coors. This is a leading fab
ric in the big cities.
At ST.. 90 a yard-The new fall
colors, in Herrlngbone Games
"a
Hair. This, too. fabric sure
to give satisfaction in the wear
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1Mants.

one cent a word for each insertion.
hve cents word for full week, seven
times.
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NANTED

LEHMAN girls and several other girls want
ssTTqatlons Tor general housework MRS.
SEBALD, 80 Court street s1S I'm
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8narfi and Rnu1ms.

FOR RENr,
A LARGE, sunny, front room, furnished
Price reasonable. Gentleman preferred.
my23 If 10 WHITNEY AVENUE.
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Zeal Estate.
FOR RENT.

lis FRONT street, near Grand avenue, eight
rooms; for one or two families; $13. In
quire at THIS OFFICE. 81 If