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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-11-18
NETWORK CITY.

r Ms+caIf Supervisor of Public Schools IN
Boston delivered address yesterday oelore tne
Society for the Study of Class PROBLEMS at the
School of Pedagogy, in the University Bulio'hs'
Washington Square. His theme was Ihs"'N "
the Elementary Schools.
Bazaar of the Seasons will be held IN Holy
Trinity parish house Lenox-ave. and One-hunoreo-
and twenty-second-st, Tuesday at p m ana
Wednesday and Thursday, afternoon ana evening
The Tribune Acknowledges the receipt Of SO FOR
the India famine sufferers from X Rencar. ne
amount has been forwarded to John CROSBY bro"h'
NJ No 80 Wa!l-st- the treasurer Of the fund.
The secretary of Our Animal Protective League
in making acknowledgment Of SECS so received at
the office Of the league No. 2Ss Fodrth-aVe toward
a fund for the benefit of John Derfinger, VINO mas
been rendered destitute through a fall whlie saw
ing the life OF a dog wishes to state that out OF
The contributions received an allowance adequate
TO the needs Of John Derfinger's family VIII De
paid weekly until the fund IS exhausted, several
persons having contributed on condition that TINS
method Of distribution Of the fund shall De nnaoe-
The annual meeting OF the Educational Alliance
will be held at the building OF the organization
Fac broadway and Jererson-st. on Sunday next
al sI5 n m Abram S Hewitt will address the
meeting.
The eighty-stxth regular meeting OF the Quill
Club will be held at the Hotel Manhattan on Tues
day at $50 o'clock. Dinner will be served at $50
o'clock "New-York Schools in Paris" will be dis
cussed by Alfred T. S hau1ier Associate ouPeI4H-
tendent Of Schools.
At the evening service II Christ's Mission. No.
l42 West Twenty-frst-st, to-day the Rev. Dr.
Charles ". Drees. superintendent of the missions
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Porto RICO
Will deliver an address on The Religious Condition
and Prospects of Porto Rico
Postmaster Van Colt announces that mails from
Australia New-ZeaIand and Hawaii OF the follow
ing dates-MeIbourne. October o; Sydney, October
"a: Auckland. October %, and Honolulu. Novem-
Der (Which reached San Francisco by the steamer
Marposs, were dispatched East az Q m on No
vember Is and are due in New-York on the morn
ing Of Wednesday, November q Mails for Aus
traIia, New-Zealand and Hawaii viii close at the
General Postoffice advertised.
The New-York Railroad Club yesterday elected
H H vreeland its president for the third sue
cessive term.
George stadelmann. an engraver. Of No sos Fifth
st. dropped dead yesterday in barroom al Third
ave. and Twenty-ffth-st.
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BABY CARRIAGES & Go-cARrs

CRANDALL CARRIAGE CO.. $50 Sd-ave..
manufacturer Of BaDy Carriages and pat
ent Go-Carts Of the newest and best styles.
shown a. our wareroous. open evenings
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ANOTHER VIRGINIA COUPON CASE

Richmond Va. Nov. 17.-When the United States
Circuit Court CT Appeals hands down its decision
n the tobacco coupon test case argued here to-day
its judgment VIII reject the opinion Of the United
States Supreme Court The case Is that Of Emanuel
FelsenheI against che United States and involves
the ccnsJ3tuJicraity OF the act Of Congress pro-
hibiting manufacturers or dealers in tobacco cigar
cites cigars sending coupons calling for
some prize - packages containing The manu-
fzct1red goods BY agreement Il counsel and with
the sanction u The presiding judges questions
OF -aH involved he viii DC submitted 10 the
United States Supreme Court. which Will instruct
the Circuit Court of Appeals in the Interpretation
Of these questions Of law.
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PORT CHESTER.

The State Line Hunt Club. composed OF one hun
dred well known residents of westchester County
and Connecticut, gave its annual ganebake at its
lodge at Wampus Lake yesterday afternoon. The
members had been out shooting game nearly a
week for the occasion
The. heirs of Commodore Higgins Of the Riverside
Yacht Club have sold his handsome country
bone on Byram shore. overlooking Long Island Isl a
Sound. TO Mr.. Herschelm. OF New-York. for S4o,OO
The property adjoins the home Of Peter F. Meyer
% New-1ork- +. L Briggs, New-York hardware
merchant has sold his the shore for $1,000
I he Victor Alien property at Strawberry Hill on
the Sound, also changed hands this week 1t was
purchased by Henry Thompson. New-York street
railway magnate. for $50 600. The transaction was
made through Colonel Henry Huss.
The cornerstone Of q Danish Lutheran
Church is TO be laid this afternoon in East Port
Chester
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ELECTRIC POWER SENT NAVY MITES

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 1.-THE Snoqualrate Falls
Power Company. of his city. performed q novel
feat n Tie driving q electric motor ia
miles distant FROM tne generator All the
Transmission lines OF the company were con-
nected Up n one continuous circuit beginning a.
snoGlalnie Fails. running 70 Seattle back 70 the
Fans. then 70 Tacoma and back again 10 the Falls
The regular transmission Is @ miles 10 Seattle and
a mics 70 Tacoma The tests were conducted for
experimental purposes only: and 70 show that cleo
tr-c ra-Srl-SS-1C CT power be made cororoer-
ciai-y practicable much greater distances +ba-
has heretofore been c0n-ernD plated $1,000
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70 LET TIE POOR OCCUPY TOWN LAND.

PAYMENT OF ARREARS OF TAXES
TIE town Of Pelham Is about TO try scheme to
force The payment OF taxes in arrears on real estate
Il Is going 70 put TIE poor people Of the town in
possession OF the vacant land which has been sold
BY the Town for he on-payment of taxes. The
scheme was originated by Supervisor John NJ
Shinr- and has been adopted by the Town Board
Pelham. Ike many other towns in the suburbs OF
Ne~-H Crk. has had trouble in collecting taxes IN
arrears Cn vacant property. which has been cut Up
into lots toc speculative purposes. Supervisor Shinn
mas concluded IEat i is about time that The
asserted lis right the property which y
pays TIE taxes and. therefore, lhe poor people will
&c allowed farm II The only quaiidca ION re-
CURED by them Is nat they shall be recommended
by the OY-Tsrer of the Poor.
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COAL AND wOnD

- - GRADE Red and White As =
WINTERS old reliable wards. - a.
ayes. G3tl-st a.
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous
BENIOFF. Lz1.esr F1l--i-r and -z.-7- I5- s-h-a~e
- 12in-s-A kinds u c-s made a-- -z-1-9eIei
latest styles 5 years =x7s-=--e Sa-.s-zc-.oa
guarantee
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MORE CRIME N BROOKLYN.
A DAYLIGHT BURGLARY-HIGHwAYM ASSAULT
AND ROB j DEAF MAN.

In broad daylight Friday burglars carried
away booty valued at 800 from the home Of Stan
uard Higgins. No. % Ashford-st., Brooklyn. Miss
Higgins the daughter. left for High School early
in the morning Then Mrs. Higgins also went OUT.
About noon a stranger asked a girl who lives in
adjoining house If Mr.. Higgins ever came home 10
dinn7r II was learned that he did not When
Miss Higgins returned al 1 o'clock she discovered
that burglars had ransacked the house and carried
away considerable Jewelry and some clothing.
Another highway robbery which has leaked out
occurred on Friday night. VIII N Cyrus P. Law
renee. boss painter OF No. 10 Gien-sr..
knocked down and robbed in Guinea Row East
Navy ork- Lawrence Is deaf. and I'D not uECrr-
stand when the h!ghwaymen demanded his money.
They did parley with him. but knocked MIN
down ard kicked him. They not only took all OF
his money and iewelry. but also his hat. Being
bareheaded. Lawrence ashamed TO ride n a
trolley car, SO walked all the way home. Yester
day he complained OF severe pains over the heart
where the men had kicked I'm
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YONKERS.

The fourth lecture on Eminent Leaders in Re
hgion in America the Unitarian Church will be
given tonight by Oscar Straus. His subject is
Roger Williams"
Colonel Charles F. Diehl OF The Associated Press,
living IN Chicago. has resigned q member OF
the vesJry OF ST Andrews Memorial Church, Of
which he junior warden. Colonel Dehl was a
resident OF Yonkers five years.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE no
AsToR-Thomas Poindexter OF Richmond ana
Frederick W. Taylor OF Buffalo. GRAND-Seconu
1isntenant q T summerlin. sth Cavalry, l.
s. A. and Captain P c. Harris, Z. s. A HCL-
LAND-Ex-Senator J. Sloat Fassett, OF kInlIrd
and ex-United States Minister to the Argentine re-
PERIAL-Captain c. w. De Malloy, OF Englano'
and Clifford Horne of Boston SANOf.D1'
George B. Hickox> OF Philadelphia. ana ~. - =
King of Andalusia Penn STURTEVANT-Or.
E c. MoIoney, OF Baltimore WALDORF-E1-
Governor Lloyd Lowndes OF Maryland, John Z
Mlburn. president Of the Pan-American Expos
ton ~ Bunalo: Lieutenant Colonel o. L. Helm,
U s. A. of West Point, and Willard Salisbury OF
Wilmington. Del
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PEEKSKILL

Hugh c. Moore, who killed rush
at the Boston Institute OF Technology last week,
had for some years been student the Michigan
Lake School here. His brothers now
cadets at the Michigan school
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To EspAY. NOVEMBER 20.

r-.v. trsren " g. IIovd ....... TOO a m 1000 a m
rtore,,, 49, S1ba q m 100
5daeonnha go -iss,on Civde 500
TIaH-;I,o1 N-.rfoIk MA T1omIuion. 3:OOp
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER q
New-York Southampton American. 100 IN 1000 m
Liverpool White Star.-.- J:uo m !5Vv m
yVesteruiaud Antwerp, Red lO:3p m lZtO m
havana Havana, 7 & Cuba....... 100 p m 800 m
Corna Galveston. Mallory. .....-..--. S:uVp m
Ts,,.as.o1rn SorfoIk Old dominion. 800
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NEw-ROCHELLE.

The Union Railway Company. better known
the "Euckleberry'' line. has begun legal proceed
ings compel the assessors 10 make sweeping
reduction in the valuation Of its property in this
city The company 81 ants the assessment the
power house and barns reduced to $4,000 The
assessors put them down for $50 coo The case Is
down for trial January :.
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STEALS sErEHrT ELECTRIC LIGHT POLES
THE THIEF SELLS THEM TO ANOTHER COMPANY.
WHICH CARTS THEM AWAY

TIE THIEF sE-Ls Tf5EM 70 ANOTHER COMPANY.
WHICH CARTS THEM AWAY
A bold and unusual theft has just come 10 Ugh;
IN Pelham. Tte thief stole seventy uew electric
light poles. ranging from thirty 10 fifty feet long
and valued al 500. The poles had been distributed
through Pelham Manor 5y the Pelham Bay Light
ing Company. and were 10 have been placed in
position along the Boston Post Road When the
WOrkInen came around few days ago they had
disappeared. Constable Marks Of Pelham was
sent for and he set out 70 hnd where the poles had
gone. H learned thar thief who had seen the
poes unIoaGed IN The Manor. had Immediately
counted them. and gone 10 New-York and sold
them 10 another company for SOC The buyer gave
50 cash and e check for $3.50 That
night gang q with wagons drove to Pelham
Manor and. under the direction Of The thief carted
TIE poles away. There were seven wagonloads OF
them and i took The whole night TO get them
away. The Pelham Bay Lighting Company has
sreceedea IN stopping payment on the check given
Jre -llef, and Will repleVin the property. The
who sold the poles mas, fed. and police are
locking for him with q warrant
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ANTIQUES, ETC.

e---aVe-, new uIh
" :. HUMMELL SIS Ma 9-l.s,,i,,,rs s1e
56Th-st-OlG mahogany LII ''''o'7
cyaIfv. Antiques restored
y FRIEND. - Fast 24th-st--'1'd AlaIos
ary F-rlrr.tirr Br!c-a-Brac' etc
n MAYHEM. $40 v. 42t-s'.I t,l.t IN n
Copper. Brass Pewter. bFlc-@-' az o'-
arms
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BILLIARD & POOL TABLES.
BROOKLYN SCHOOL OF ENGRAV-
ING

PREPARES pupils for practical positions
branches taught. copper plate monogram
and address dies lettering On gold and ST
verware. W WOOLSEX. Principal. All
FU!ton-st-. BrockIyD-
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. NOV. II. 1900
ARRIVED.

FOft4 Cr -NI-N-tCINI>' 90
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ur1bra cBr). Durton Liverpool November 10
9ueenstown IL WIN F1-a H Issn ana at s;29 m
stsaer George Pyn1G 9b ed AxstPaiasian IS Co
es al Hspania Ger Won Lueufes stettn October
% with nldse to the Hamburg American Line Arrived
steamer a snei5y (BD whasy Kraaksaan august %
GhsEb2n Is sog5s6sya 20 60 ort sara n APsrs 5 s.
Mchasis so and Delaware BreakwaLer November 16 with
TO the on sqsaF at he Bar at
Ara @ Sdng IoEG9s%a Ag Hmoy is
HongKong 49, Singapore October s. Port SAID "A and
Co Arrived at the Bar :45 18TH:
8 %th aspha to the &ewYorE and Ber;nudsz Asphalt
cGmpany AgTyse At the Bar at a5a5 and 569 Grenada
with mdse and 10 cabin passengers 70 the
steamer caTb6ee (Br,. Scott Demerara November ;,
Antlea and 81 Kits ana 81 Sr3x 10 Ti'h dSe and
cruz Pr6gTo 10 snd Ha1ana i8 With mdae and IS
passengers to James Ward Go. Arrived at the Bar
steamer Santiago Hathaway, cientuegos November 6,
ana Is cabin passengers to Jas Ward & Co Arrived
Steamer Ell Paso Boyd. New-orleans November -,
Steamer Conianche Rockwell Jacksonville November IA
and Charleston 10 with mdse and passengers to William
Steamer Guyandotte Killer Newport News and Norfolk
WIZ rdse and PASSENGERS 10 Old Dominion IS CO
10 IN ballast 10 the T3geman Line; ,, z.-,..-
caEa With m, .ndse TO WiaTp P Clyde & Co
Steamer Seminole Bearse. Boston to William Clyde &
CO. Is bound 10 Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer supposed San Marcos. Young. Boston. H
SANDY HOOK Nov Il $50 Hi-wtnd s6uthwest mod
breeze; cloudy.
% 6o3: R 6 H4 Fa2 Rs.ss @
Naples etc Iberan lrl Liverpool; Lucana (Brl LIVER
pool Philadelphia. Curacao etc: Athos CBr> Kingston
6 Mpoa9q @ ii G B Bs Bfh nss ana
Ger. Hamburg VIA Plymouth and Cnerbourg C'hesa-
Goldsboro. Philadelphia Ceufuegos Santiago; louisiana
New-orleaHs; Curyba MaJanzas etc; Tallahassee. Sa-
Hanna Katamania CBr) Mtditerranean ports Island
dam, Copenhagen; Mnnehaha (BG London; Baron In
News: Cheronea CBrl Hamburg: Brooksde tBr Nortolk
Galveston Brilliant Ger, Flushing e. Horte. NewOr
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool. Nov 17-ArriveG steamer Etrurta (Er) No
Kay. New-York Sailed steamers Philaderhan tBr).
Mckenzie. New-York; CanPania tBr). Walker New
Southampton, Nov 17-ArEved, steamer Friedrich der
cee6s5) passed Hurst castle n '- bremen '"'' pro
HUI Nov I7Arrive, steamer Toronto CBr>. Marshall.
cara. Nov II s:25 m-Passe5. steamer Frtear:c-
der Crosse Ger Eiche NewYork Tor Southampton and
Brow Head Nov l7Passed, steamer Kansas City CBr).
Ley'is. Nv! 2rk for Bristol
r, antwerp, Nov X II n-sasled steamer Nooraiand
Hamburg. Noy 15-sallei steamer Tho-5is CHor VII
T5avre. Nov Il a m--A--.yed steamer la To.raiae
!FrE Santei'L New-Yeri; noon. sailed. steamer La
L M5sat,, r. 2av P9 , A5To .s A.-, I'm Car
& 5S f.r AieEa7r.a . ION Sai-et steamer Neva
H7rta Nov I5-Pasze! steamer AI.er Ger, wfIher1.
Santos Nv I5-Arr.-e6 steamer Cyprtaa Prince tB-f
Dobson, Eew-foFk Via Perramhuco
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For Boys and Young Men-Country.

NEW JERSEY, MoNTcLAIR, IS WALDEN PL
~ The Montclar Military Academy thirteen miles from
Aew-York the slope OF the Orange Mountains
500 feet separate residence Senior Cadets
a well equipped gymnasium. instructor. West Point
Comrandant.
Preparation for the best Colleges and Government
Academies-Classes snal-Boys taught HOW TO STUDY
Time saved in preparation for college.
For catalogue address
J. c. MACvICAR. Head Master.
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z & ".
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise Sunset Moon rises 3:18 Moons age q
HIGH WATER.
4 M-sandy 4:4S Gov Island $40 Hell Car. 20,
P M-Sandy Hook 4:59 Gov Island 81 Hell Gate 70
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,~TIoCE FURNITURE REPAIRED

NTERL.INI. successor to Pm. Nohd.n.
~ parai~,nE Of Antique Furniture a spe-
- - East 2sth ST.
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PATENTS. .INVEN TORS HAND BOOK
FREE patents economically secured and
prohlably sold INVENTORS COMPANY.
- VI st
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CT TLERY.

CO --5EY OF ever description CT -a-t
cacs . orcs- al1 -erz.-st a. =
- - :. 9 -117-st- a1c : Sassa--s-.
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BOOKs.

LgVEBlNG'9 BOOK STORE
Eor nearly 20 years on Broadway near 10Th
81 has removed TO
500 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Every body in New York and for fifty
miles around knows Lowering His store IN
headquarters for book-lovers and book
buyers. All kinds OF books 10 suit all
tastes and ali pocket books. Historical!
books bloGra? h!cal. religious. scientific
books o. travel. books Of fiction. books for
children poetry. etc. etc. Any hing you
want. and positively at the lowest prices 70
be SAD 2 ;Is United states
Encyclopedias sale for a song-Ap-
pletcns. Chambers, Britannica. and Peo-
pies. Books and Libraries purchased
l. FIRING. S.f Broad way l2th a.
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CUSTOM SHIRT MAKERS

SHIRTS made te order: finest rnara-t.I -.
workmanship. popular prices NFs->ss -
POLITAN SHIRT Co. C. A B-sr1r-
Mgr. 351 9th-ave. -
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Danring ACADEMIES
LNERNANpO'S DANCING ACADEMY III West And
St-Classes and strctly private lessons every day
and evening
~ BORGE VILLAGES SCHOOLS
" Leslie Rooms geo W sad St and HARLEM. $3.50
". I26th See circular
TT GEORGE DoDwoRTH
L. Nos. IL "a East 49th Street
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS
Now Open.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool Nov 17-ArriveG steamer Etrurta CBr). No
Kay. NewYork. Sailed steamers Philadelnhian tBrD.
Mckenzie. New-York; CanPania (Brp. Walker. New
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COMPLEXION SPECIALIST.

ANE- :. DARSY. 20 East 2sta-sL w4v.z
eNre-- facial --ea-~-e--s Wt-a D -~s'
complexion sp-c.a,-.-S clients ---.4.--.
- - -e- ---z-- -.---.-.- L.
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CARRIAGES.

RI NASOCLS. SC-reys Cover cz-A
T-apa, Phae-ons. steeI CT p1e-aa.t. -
LENGERT WAGON Co, sG2-5uS Wess
53d-st
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ALL vERMIN ExrERM1NArEp
ARTIFICIAL PALMS AND PLANTS
A NEW FEATURE.

handsome a wool suits making
10 your measure FOR the Cpheard OF price
$40 Why hesi-ata2 Come today ard make
your s~lsCtto1-ger them Wher convenient
LOUIS MINSkT 3+5-34T Grand-st- Open
SATURDAYS u1til 10 .. N.
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BERMUDA.
GEORGIA

TOWNSVILLE. Ga
PlMEY WOODS HOTEL.
DOWN n The PINE FORESTS
COUNTRY CLIP. GOLF LINKS C----r. AM 70
SHOOTING BICT0I-E Es-Es
HARVEY & WOOD E-te.
Park Place New Yo-a- N7--zys 20 10 y
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS MANAGERS WANTED We
are establishing substantial. legitimate
paving business IN large cities. salary and
interest 70 parties able 70 invest from $500
- 81 UO0. protected m5Co7o.y. NJ DOVE ELL.
SO Pax Row ElEg.
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Observation-Disclosures

cf-PFkFI.UOUS HAIR, MoLES. BRIT Il
HAEKS Facial Rltmt-hes Permanently
,sc~,oved Treatment guaranteed Rneumat
IN. Dyspepsia Constipation. Sleeplessness.
..st'SS-ausncss etc. Treated Successfully.
.rSas,Iltation free. pr. II HERMAN. Elec-
1ingI.t 81 West 2Sth-st
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CUSTOM MADE SHOES

P MARINI. Ladies' and Gents fine 49,.
and shoes made 10 order. Fit guar.1fsr3
for the most Giff1cuit gees asa Sts-ar.s
near 34,h-st.. New-York
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ASTHMA. BRONCHITTS
CURED.

THIS WEEK we Vii. SCI S. 50 ou-ae CO
-e-.1e ca-a-ra cure hall Price tE-s 80
week treatment s-=c- a --ERISE No.
ICI\E co. l32 W=s- G,+-s. NsE-y--x
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AWNINGS,

AMERICAN Awning and Flag Factory
Canop!es. Chairs. Tables and Tents 70 let
T * ELTON. COS 6th-ave.. Telephone call
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BATH CABINETS.

IRWIN : contain al the
Cesc features OF al the
other cabinets. with seq
eral entirely new ones.
making them TIE "---v
perfect Bath Caoilz-s-
VIII cure OF relieve : ns-
any disease
Cabinets from IS % So
Book Free.
IRWIN MFG. co.
13 Cham oers Street,
NzU Y--l
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CAST OFF CLOTHING

ASTOSISE-NGLT high prices PAID % -
DIES. gentlemen ard children : sCa-5sd
Ci-r---g- IN Ev=--1S scE Street Ccs----e5
Diamonds. Iew=.-y B--c-a-B-ac- FN1-s s.
"a. or address VI. CT Ms NATAL -
e---
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AUTOMOBILES.

TFFORE buying new or second hand auto
1,obues get our prices Special bargains
,,,sva on hand Autos stored without
re pU BoIS AUTOMOBILE AGENCY.
900 broadway. Nsv-York-
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.

MONDAY. NOVEMBER H.
Vessel MALI o,...
-'Ofi0iA' ga DOMINION - 800 "a
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CT SToN TAILoRs

THE open door to good tailoring N-,H-.-,
and freshest goods. Perfect ttrtn~ -
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