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New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
DIR. HORACE TRACY HANKS DEAD.
THE WELL KNOWN PHYSICIAN AND SUR
GEoN PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY.


GEoN PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY.
DR.. Horace Tracy Hanks. son of Theophus
and Lenda Tracy Hanks. died suddenly yester-
day from acute Brght's disease. at his home,
No 100 Madison-ave in his sixty-fo fourth year.
He had been in poor health for the last three
months.
DR.. Hanks was educated at the Orange County
Academy and at the West Randolph and Royal
ston CMass) academies. He acted as tutor in
the two last named institutions. He taught in
the public schools of East Randolph. Mass.
for several winters In 1859 he studied medi-
cine under Professor Walter Carpenter, of that
city. He attended courses at the University of
Vermont and al the Albany Medical College
receiving from the latter the degree Of Doctor
of Medicine in 1861 After serving a year in
the Albany City Hospital he appointed
assistant surgeon in 1861 of the Both Regiment,
New-York Volunteers. He practsed medicine
at Royalston, Mass. in 1863 and 1864. and then
moved to New York. where he attended courses
a the College OF Physicians and Surgeons
In 1878 DR.. Hanks gave a series Of lectures on
obstetrics at Dartmouth Medical College He
was gynecologist at the De Milt Dispensary
from 1872 to 1882 In 1889 he was appointed
surgeon to the Womens Hospital. after being
assistant surgeon for fourteen years He has
been professor of women's diseases. his spe-
cialty, at the New-York POSTGRADUATE Medical
School and Hospital since 1885. He was also
consulting gynecologist to the Northeastern Dis
rensary. the Judson Dispensary and the larry
town Hospital.
DR.. Hanks was vice president of the New-York
Academy Of Medicine for three years. He was a
member of the New-York ObstetricaI Society,
and was president of the Medical Society of the
County of New-York for two years. He a
member Of the Society of Medical Jurisprudence
and State Medicine; the Medical Society Of the
state Of Newly ork; the American Medical AS
sociation; American genealogical Society. Brit
ism genealogical Society, the Republican Club.
Quill Club, and president of the Baptist Social
Union Of New-YOrk City. He wrote many
articles on the diseases of women. He also de-
vised many useful surgical instruments.
DR.. Hanks married Martha l. Fiske in 1854.
She died in 1865, leaving one daughter, Alice,
who died in 1874. He married Julia Dana God
Trey, Of Keene \. H, in 1872 Their children
are Linda Tracy and Emily Grace Hanks. A
third daughter, Mary Dana Hanks. died in 1884
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
THE SIBERIAN WHEAT INFERIOR.
SAN FRANCISCO MAN SENT TO INQUIRE,
SAYS IT WILL NOT AFFECT AMERI-
CAN EXPORT TRADE

'" NJ bunker. who time owner OF
The San Francisco Daily Evening Report" ar
rived with Mrs. Bunker, at this port yesterday on
the steamship Cmbria They started on March II
1879 from San Francisco on a tour around the
"'iiD anu 'leE expect 10 reach their home again
in about three weeks In their 1oDr,.v tbey +r.v
eAed from Fladivostok. Siberia to Cronstadt
russia ana while making that part of their tour
ne! we're tod by Government officials and others
ma ma MIS-, bunker was the first American woman
WY NJ HSu 1ourneyed from Vladivostok to Cronstadt
orid bu"ker az hrst intended to travel around the
rbarty Ite ihdla route, but at the request of the
c;dad te rdo G Commerce Of San Francisco de-
H. 49, - ~ rIue through the Russian Empire on the
~ IN Ile rams siberian Railway, learn its
@ EFoDs Die effect on the export trade Of the Pacific
Codst ne was also asked to learn il
az any danger OF Siberian wheat affecting the export
0I Tr "heat grown In California, Oregon and other
esteTh states to the Orient. Mr. Bunker bears
me tle CheerIui message that Siberian wheat is much
IhlerIor, @ ana tnat 1t will not affect the wheat
poft tLade OF the Western States. He also thinks
mar the Siberian Railway is of direct ben
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK {

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY,
child os so0m9n Levy Plaintiff against Rebecca
and ss ds Of a. iG,sriocaOr Of
day Of octobsr 1900 anS duy nisd
the st day Of ' s5s Of & s6e County Of Ne. York
aSction IN IN sal said Judgment named will sell public
1 Yr Broadway n 'be Borough OF Manhattan city Of
wam ryan secionee r' Il. at prems ak
a. 0y said Judgment be sold and therein described
PARCEL
ssass oa.t ws =:
ca1 cSTk snd DESIGNATED Doughty
Of s m MAY and GsSn, sS on 81 s S in the
hTmbeF zoo and being bounded and containing as fol-
Second Street distant hundred eighty s
sFIy Street FRS; Avenue runnng
hsnes Esy sous6ayS along pa Second Street @
hFaTty Fsnf 1 thrGush party wall hundred ve Go
line Of the Block between First Streets
& feet ns and ana snce aoHseS Te sDS
wall on. Th nndrsa % n T S and s partly through
na ql ~ inches 20 the southery Second Street
the point or place OF P8RcEE PPf8fRfRaHns' II
lying nd bns IN the svnenS or Ws5 t ground IN m
Of s Fist Gk M h, at the
MoTheTy along the Avenue twentyfonr C24 feet
Street eleven uD inches themes
and ahf ha ~ a to nd S d, % Sr ss9
d to the pses Of % ds fe
y H s MSmes % sS on Map made
!" the possession of Tj55s% FHRgpI 3 "A Ai'0F " '''
ALL that certain lot. piece situa
ylng and being in the City OF New York bounded and
the westerly side Of First Avenue point disa mt
twentyeight (2s inches Sotherv from
the formed by the intersection the westerly
ede OF First Avenue and the Southery side Seventy
seventysixsh Street part the way through the
centre of wall hundred feet: thence
Southerly and parallel with First
teet thence Eastery and parallel Seventy-sxth
street and part Of the through the
wall hundred d00 Westerly OF First
Avenue said westerly side
OF First Avenue twentysx (26) point place
OF beginning.
PARCEL "
A. ALL that certain lot piece and parcel Of land With
me City Of New York and described follows; BEGIN
MING at point in the NOrtherly line
Street. distant hundred twelve CID
(6) inches Eastery from the Norheasteriy Of
Norherly parallel with Second Avenue and for part
OF the distance through wall hundred 000l
feet and (5) inches the line Of block:
thence Esstery along said line thrty-one (31I
and Of the distance through
party hundred 900 feet and hve )
Northery side OF Seventeen Street
Westerly the thirtyone t3) feet and three
same premises now known as Number 3l3 East Sew
entieth Street.
VIM. ]. A. McKIM. Referee
Borough Manhattan. City Of New York.
diagrams of the properties above de-
scribed and Numbers follows: Parcel
No l. Number Second Street. Parcel No =. Number
90 Avenue Parcel No g. Number 1887 First Avenue.
Parcel 4. Number 313 East 10th Street
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
TRIED TO MURDER 4 FAMILY.
SHOTS THROUGH A wINDOw-POLICE LOOK
ING FOR MAN WHO HAIR
BORS GRUDGE.

Bay Shore. Long Island. Nov. 1S--David Hen
messy sixty years old. real estate broker. is
wanted by the authorities here, they believe
that he attempted TO kill some members Of the
family Of Rufus Corneille to-day.
While Mrs Lydia Corneille. her daughter.
Lydia and Rufus K. Corneille, her son. were
seated in the front room of their home, read
ing two shots were fired into the room at close
range The walls and pictures were filled with
shot and the windows We're broken. but no one
was struck. Rufus Cornele ran out Of the
house armed with a revolver. but nobody
near the place Hennessy was at once suspected,
as he had been arrested repeatedly, charged
with threatening TO Kill the Corneilles.
Last April he placed under arrest for an
alleged attempt murder the mother and
daughter. He escaped punis shment. but was
placed under bonds to keep the peace A week
ago he was again arrested, this time for threat
ening 10 kill the son. He declared then that he
would kill them all The trouble started over
the ownership OF some valuable real estate in
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
gR. ALLDs SEES SENATOR PLATT.

Senator Platt had a talk the Fifth Avenue
Hotel yesterday with lothian p Aids. Republican
leader the floor OF the Assembly. Mr. Aids
that the State Legislature would reasseTnble and
organize along much the lines last year.
He thought the same officers would be reelected
snd the same chsirrnen Of committees named. He
ha1 little To say aside from This and avoided dis
cussing the proposed State Constabulary bill. Mr.
OdeN his home. in NeWburg. and Colonel
Dunn, The new chairman Of the State Committee,
was not IN the city. There was little of interest
around headquarters and there were few callers.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
PRAYER MOTEs GIRLS SL4TERS.
ONE BosscHIETER PRISONER PAYS NO
HEED TO RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

Peterson y J.. Nov IS CspeciaD.-Charles y.
CrIttenton. the founder of the Florence Crttenton
homes who is conducting a ten days mission IN
this city. al the county jan to-day. where he
held services under the auspices OF the City Mis-
sion. McAlister. Kerr. Campbell and Death were
in the audience and all paid deep attention to the
words of the missionary. Campbell and Death
were affected to tears. McAlister. for the first
time showed a spirit Of contrition. while Kerr.
who has ali along seemed the sensible OF his
disgrace displayed the least emotion. Mr. Crit
tentors address IVES short effective. His theme
was THE importance % Giving Ones Self 10 the
Lord Once. Without Waiting for More Favor
able Opportunities.
Al the close of mis- address Mt. Crittenton asked
those who wished 10 be prayed for and to lead a
Christian life TO raise their hands McAhster was
the first 10 respond. Campbell and Death followed.
but Kerr kept his eyes fixed the floor Mr.. Crit
tenton shook hands with all the prisoners Camp
bell was effusive IN his greeting.
A large meeting held this afternoon in the
Auburn Street Congregational Church to form a
yourg Women's Christian Association. IN order to
provide means Of protecting young women.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
SAVED BY HIS DAUGHTEBs PLEAD1YGs.

4 REAL ESTATE BROKER LEAVES SING SING
PRISON ON A coMMUTATroN OF SENTENCE.
John Moran q real estate broker Of this city. who
convicted Of grand larceny In the first degree
OF October o. 1893 and sentenced 10 four years
and SIX months IN General Sessions. left Sing
Sing Prison yesterday morning on a Communication
Of sentence granted by Governor Roosevelt He
had served only year and twenty-four days.
Morau's Communication obtained through the
pleadings Of his daughter, who had interested the
Governor IN his case.
Moran weighs over three hundred pounds. When
he received at the prison he told the officials
70 his clothes he would soon he pardoned
and need them The officials took his advice. and
he sent away with the same suit he was re-
efreS IN
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
PENNSYLVANIA SAID TO WANT SOUTHERN

II Was reported yesterday that negotiations were
under way looking absorption Of the Southern
Railway by the Pennsylvania. Various conferences
are said have been held al the office of j. P
Morgan. in waIl-st within the last week be-
tween representatives Of the controlling interests in
the two properties. No confirmation of this report
could be secured here yesterday, but prominent
railway men who were talked with said that such a
combination was likely TO be effected within the
near future.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19

approximate charge 70
satisfy which the above described property Is to De
S32 thereon from the +th Gay
OF June. 1900 with and allowance amount
ing $33l ~ with interest from the 18Th day OF June
1900 together with the expenses OF the sale
The approximate assessments or othe
liens be allowed 70 the purchaser out 81
the purchase paid by the referee Is Sl444 10
and interest
~ ~ SOL KOHN.
Referee
sale OF described property is hereby ad
journed December 11th, 1900 the same time ana
place
Dated New York. November 9th. 1900.
SOL KOHN.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19

Said premises sold subject existing
of parts said premises extending beyond
May /. 1901.
The approximate OF the lien charge
satisfy which the above described property TO be sold
Is hundred and
dollars. date. besides the
The approximate OF assessments other
liens which be allowed purchaser the
purchase paid by the Referee fourteen hun
dred dollars.
November 18th 1900
GEORGE II. HART. Referee
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
SENATOR DAVIS SOMEWHAT WORSE.
PASSED A BAD NIGHT AND AGAIN SLIGHTLY
DELIRIOUS.

St Paul, Mimi. Nov 1s.-The Improvement which
had marked the condition Of Senator Cushman K
Davis during Friday and Saturday seems have
received decided check, and his physicians report
that he passed bad night last night. and was
restless and feversh throughout to-day. The de-
lrium which feature of the disease in the
early part Of last week, has returned and is more
marked His pulse has again risen materially, as
has also his respiration The bulletin issued by
DR.. Stone at 9:15 o'clock tonight reads as follows
Senator Davis passed very bad night. restless
and slightly delrious. His temperature this morn
ing was 100 2-5. pulse 1O6 and respiration 2S
Throughout the day he had been feeling better.
but is again restless and partly delirous tonight
with a temperature of SO, pulse 1l6 and iespra-
ton 2S
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
b4- A NJ and S3S 2 NJ Sunday.
Pit;sfeid SUNDAYS ony at 70 A NJ.
Pullman Cars all through trains
trains tnUrrina ted
Ticket oHic1s at II3 2G1 4l5 2IS Broadway. IS
ni2n 81 W. 20 Columbus Ave f32 Wes. 18th St.
I21h St and 1SS5h Stations. York and rs
rlIton 81 and lp4 Broadway, z d B~oczlyr.
Telephone 200 for Ne York Central cab
Service. Baggage checked fou residences BY
Westcott Express Company
EDGAR VAN ETTES GEORGE H DANIELS.
General superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
DRAAATISTS DINE AT SHEPRTS.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON SAYS FEAR OF FAILURE HAS
KEPT HIM FROM NEW PLAYS

KEPT HIM FROM NEW PLAYS
The American Dramatsts Club gave a dinner Mt
sherrys last night, celebrating the achievements
and prospects of the American drama. About fifty
American dramatists, novelists and actors were
present among them Sidney Rosenfeld. David
beiasco. Augustus Thomas. F. Hopkinson Smith
John Philip Sousa. ". A. Brady, Edward +. Rose
Augustus P1tou. Paul NJ. Potter, Joseph jefferson.
De Wolf Hopper. Paul Leicester Ford a M
Palmer Kirk La Shelle and Clyde Fitch
AS Bronson Howard. president the club is in
Europe j. l. {. Clarke acted toastmaster. As
to the purpose Of the meeting he said: we give
this dinner 10 celebrate ourselves. not because We
are great or rich or good. but because exist"
Augustus Thomas responded to the toast The
American Drama" He thought the representative
American dramatist had yet arrived but that
he must come
Joseph Jefferson. who was the next TO respond
said
feel very much embarrassed tonight because
only American actor who has encouraged
the American dramattst a all. The fact of fha
matter is that have feared 10 do Failure I'm
A part TO a man Of thirty forty may mean LITTLE
but A OF my years 10 fail in d new creation
would have meant ruin. and tell the truth |
have refrained from attempting any new roles for
fear that might fail.
To my mind the great power of the drama lies I'm
the fact that il appeals to two senses. You can
not music and you cannot hear a painting but
a drama appeals TO both senses equally
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
Railroads.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers ST.
as follows. minutes earlier from W sd St;
q On a m Daiiy.-Solid Buffalo. p m
Rngharnton. waveriy Elnira and Bradford Coaches.
narIor car and cafe dining TO Buffalo.
$50 p m. Daly.-Chieago Lmited-Fast mail-s2lid
rsin ,n chicago arriving 20 ART Cleveland 40 A.
N sieepers 10 Chicago Cleveland Cincinnati Dining car
" :lo = m Daily.-BuIaio and Cleveland Express-Arr
u,caIo az bradford 20. and YcunRv-
town 10 2T a m: Cleveland l2 80 D. seepeFs
faIo and Cleveland. Cafe car
I5n m Daiiy-Solid train Ringhamton waver-
ly EImra Chicago Sleepers 10 Buffalo Chicago.
ITNICy< M FITS LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACT,ONMOpATIoNS Ill, liz. 26l. 40i and a5T
broadway 155 Fast l2Sih ST and "a West 12Sth ST.
$40 Fulton ST. 9s Broadway. Brooklyn: To- River ST
Hoboken and Jersey Guy Station New York Transfer
Co. calls tOE and checks baggage to destination
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

A
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ OF NEW YORK-samueI e. Kilner survIv-
ing &c. plaintiff, against Mary Heath Farmer
and others. defendants.
In pursuance Of a Judgment Of foreclosure sale
duly made and entered in the above entitled action bear
ing date the 10th day Of June 1900 I, the undersigned
the referee in said judgment named will sell public
auction, the Exchange Salesroos. located No
III Broadway in the Borough of Manhattan City OF New
York, the 9th day OF November 1900 - o'clock
premises directed by said judgment sold and
in described follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land. with
buildings and improvements thereon erected. situate
lying and being IN the Twenty-second Ward Of the
OF New York, bounded and described follows: Begin
ming point the southerly side OF Seventyeghth
street, distant hundred and three
the southery side of with the
erly side OF Columbus formerly Ninth svenue
thence westerly along SevenyeEhth twenty
fee nine inches thence southery and parallel with Co
unbus avenue and part Of the through party wall
hundred feet and inch: eastery
point distant the
westerly side of Columbus line drawn at
right angles therefrom thence uorferl and nearly
alel with Columbus hundred feet inches
to the point place beginning said premises being
now known No. 1O6 West Seventy-eighth
sol. KOHN.
CARDOZO a NATHAN. Referee
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No. l20 Broadway. Borough Manhattan City Of New
York.
The following is a diagram property be sold
as described the number being 100 West
seventy-eighth street. Manhattan, y W York city;
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
SUPREME COURT, County of New York

Charles Elmer James Healy and others; s,
of judgment of foreclosure and sale
entered in the above entitled action the 18th day Of
undersigned. the Referee appointed
therein will sell at public auction the l1th day or
December 1900 twelve o'clock noon. at the New YORK
Real Estate Salesrcon. Ill Broadway, in the Borough
Manhattan and city and County OF New York, 10y
William NJ Ryan the premises descrined IN
Judgment follows: All that certain lot piece or
parcel with the improvements thereon erected
bounded follows: Beginning al a point
southeast Of Park Avenue ana EiEhtv-
seventh Street County New York running Ihehe
easerly along side Of Eighty eyenth street
hundred and and nine inches thence south-
erly parallel with Park Avenue nineteen ieet meme
parallel with EEhtyseverth street part OF
the way through party wall hundred and two feet
and nine eAsterly side ot PARK avenue
thence norhwardy along eastery side OF PARK ave
nineteen point place OF beginning sali
premises being known by the number the thousS
and nifty five uO55l Park Avenue
Dated, New York, November nth. 100
GEORGE H. HART. Referee
HOADI.Y I.AUTERRACH & JOHNSON,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
90 William Street. New York County.
The following diagram OF the property to be sold
the street number is 1O55 Park Avenue:
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
WEST SHORE-R,R,

Ttans leave Franklin -. station. Y as foIlovA
ana Ism later foot West 42d ST.. y r:
tbs A. M--For iatera. points Albany q Montreal
til 20 a. Nh Lake Mohonk. MnneWaSka, Saratoga
and CstskiN Mountains.
'2:4o P. M-cont Lid for Detroit. Chicago ST, LOua
tS;45 j. NO For Hudson River points 70 Albany
s6;l5 M-Eor Rochester. Buffalo, C1sve. 4. chicago
$500 =. M--Eor Rochester, Buffalo Detroit & s. L0uts
esl5 7. A.-For Syra-, Roch Mag Falls pet & Chi
'Dallv- tDaily except sunday. Leaves BrOoklyn A.
mex No. l. at iO;4o A. N. at p. NJ Leaves Jersey
Guy p r. r. Sta. No a. IL ID A. N. al SIS ?. III
Time tables at principal hotels Ofaces Baxx
checked from hotel residence by WestcOtt Exp O Il
LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent \. Y.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
ACCEPTS THE CALL TO NORTHFIELD.
THE REV. MR. CAMPBELL MORGAN SAYS HE RE
CARDS IT AS "CALL FROM GOD"

London. Nov. 19.-The Rev. G. Campbell Nor
gan. minister of New Court CONGREGATIONAL
Chapel, Tolington Park London announced
from his pulpit yesterday that he had accepted
the pastorate at Mortified in succession to the
late Dwight L. Moody.
In a letter announcing his resignation. which
will occur not later than February next. he says:
l have come to the conclusion that the invita-
ton from Mortified is the call of God
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPH HIA-
'1:3O goo 1880. loo 500 100 80 50 %.
lI59:25 p II .ia i MD.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
I'i3O. $50. 'I0.o0. 'ffsG \ N. 100 s13p. 800,
500 200 NJ. 'i2,15 r7dt
ofces: Loe.Ly $ Ferry. s2Ith Ferry. IL IZ2 2s1
y I-nfon 81 West l52 East 125-a St rs I2z-h
St. 24j Co.u--nus New York Cour- =. 344 san
Fulton St Brooklyn 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. New
York Transfer calls for and caecEs baggage % dest
From, Liberty St only 'Dzuy +Dzlly. except sun
$SuRiays only
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19


The above premises will be sold subject as follows
Parcel No. I. subject to mortgage OF S. OOo 4j.c
per annum. Parcel No. 2 subject lease OF the
floor OF said premises expiring 1901 with
a privilege Of two years renewal and subject TO the
n OF said premises. Parcel No 4 subject TO a
mortgage OF $4,000 at FIVE per cent per
The approximate amount OF the taxes
other liens be allowed 10 the pur-
chasers Of the purchase paid
is as follows PaEee! No l. S37oS7: Parcel No. Q
S52e as Parcel No. s34S39 Parcel No. T. S34S SO.
Dated New York. November SIN. 1900
A Pafar
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19

Mediterranean Express Service.
NORTH GERMAN 'HAMBU RG- AMERICAN
NAPLES AND GENOA VIA G1RRAITAR BY
EXPRESS STEAMERS
taller Nov 2S. IL A. NJ TX. VIM. II. Dec IS M
fWerra l. P. NJ taller. Dec % noon
Columbia Dec 2, II A. NJ 'F. Bismarck g. IL NJ
FOR ALEXANDRIA; EGYPT. JAN. 3. 90. FEB. :.
Return tickets available for the
from Naples Genoa, Gibraltar Hamburg. Bremen Lon
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OELRICHS & CO. Agents. LINE
Broadway y. Y. 81 Broadway. n. Y
from Congress St. Brooklyn. Take South Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
BARoN ORANNORE AND RROMNE DEAp

London Nov. s-Baron Oranmore and Browne a
Representative Peer Ireland since 1859 is dead
He born June {. 1915
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19

MORTM BgRRlAN llOYDo
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
CHERBOCRG-SOCT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sTrave. Nov 20. 10 A NJ. 'K. ". d. CIR Jan 3 10 NJ
h der Nov q 10 A NJ tTrave- January IS
SIahn. Dec II. 10 A NJ. sLahn.
tTWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Fr. der CIR. Dec H. 10 A NJ
OELRICTIS & CO. NO. BROADWAY
Lewis II. Meyer IS South Third St Phiia
SPECIAL NOTICE
'Prom Pier So North River foot Of Jane 81
tFrom Congress ST.. Brooklyn. Take South Ferry
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19
mARK,s EXCURSIONS no EUROPE

- BY specially chartered 8 8 City n Rot =" s4ls
fine Glasgow Exposition, England Regium; France Wales
and Ireland with Rhine and Swiss and 500 Italy
nex trtps ORIENTAL TOUR FEB I'd. $40 r. c.
CLARK III B'way. y. z
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19

For Puerto [Rf@01
Steamships o. the RED D. LINE will sail for San
Juan Ponce follows:
S 5 CARACAS. Saturday. Dec Noon
s S PHILAD DELF HI aturday. Dec. Is,
For freight passage apply
BOULTON. BLISS * DALLBTT,
General Managers. 1875 Front st.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailings from Vancouver.
JAPAN, GHINA, PMllIPP lBlE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF CTIINA...........-......De 2. Feby 25
E5MPISESS OF. INDIA Dec 81. Mch- 25
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
WARRIMOO. Dec. "A. MIOwERA. Jan. Il
For rates apply 253 Broadway aad IS Wall
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19

u NAhD LINE
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
ITnpbra . "a A NJ ISdcania. Dec IS. noor
Cannanta. Dec l. noon Umb-a Dec -. A NJ
Ttrlria s 4. NJ 'Campania- Dec. % IL A 81
VERNON H BROWN & CO. Gen. Agents
2s BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-19

DED LINE
II For a Ciuayra CabeIIo Curacao and Mara
catho via Curacao Calng also a Puerto Rico
Roberts Pier. Brooklyn.
s = CARACAS. Saturday. Dec. /
s PHILADELPHIA. Saturday Dec rs Noon
These vessels have superior accommodations for pas
BOULTON. BLISS & DALIETT
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