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THE BALTIMORE TRUST

THE BALTIMORE TRUST
AND GUARANTEE co.
RapitaI. ISL 900, 900,
Heberfbu6.. --.............. 81. 100000,
Gde Galperf= unb sSapette= Strase.
oermietbet iidbsre Dep often. o. ebdItsr
in ibren sesen Geuer uno Ginbrettr seiiterten
@enolben.
gltumt @eIher Gls D.pofitum entsescn. bic Gheds
aui Siht untertuorten fiHo u.a teiabit Sinien auf
tdaltbe BiIanSeH.
Xritt oils Gtftsmsntsponfr,d.r, gatIaspermaIt.r,
Gruifse, Qsornuno Il. 10. auf. ebeuo oIs Bernalef
untet Dppetbtt
Gfietteu unb Obliodttonen.
l,bernimmt hte Giniaifiruns uon GinIommen. Di.
pibenben Wiiethen Il. ~. uno ior9t fir plnitlite
Husiabluns eerieIten.
Npbert q. 9aptefon, Yrdfibent.
Germ Sssmsp ~ ssS,,riss. g; Snas, sice-graHssntsH
0baS. @. Saer. S,tr.fdr uno sdasm.ia.,.
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Alarnlanoer Staats> >normal< <Sbulf,
Gde GarroIItuns une eafapettez Npe.
goltimore, Mb., Den II. luguit 1900.
Die s5erbf, gefiTon besinnt Sienifa9, BEN III.
September 1900.


Die S,erbft, eeiiion besinnt Sienffas, Den IL.
September 1900.
gleue Gdalcr ntiifen f6 bis aum IL. Sc5ttm=
Der 1900 reeiftriren laTen
Sis Qriifuneen fir 4ufnabme unb fir Veforos=
runqen finDen om l2., l3. uno IA. september
fott. Sic Gntbsilune Der Siuiien unb re0ulGrs
Gortrdqe uno 9orlsiunoen beginner u II Q,
beu H. September. Sdbiilsr wcrDcn ni3t cher in
bic mittleren alaiien ouigenommcn, ols biz liz Bit
trforoerli6sn 9riifunesn on ben oben Oenannten
9aaen in surieDeniteaenocr gSciic bcianoen BADEN.
:GIementars unn afaremidbe Separtements.
81. Glementar= unb afaoemiden Scpartcmtnts
SuD prddtie fir ben 1lnterritt uno bic Iusbil=
buno BON S6llern sipii6en fiini uno ieds3cbn
eabren, josuie fir bic 9prbcreltung gum Gtntritt
in bag 0ormal= S,partement aus0etattet. Die re-
ou[oren 2ebrer peroen bei'm nnterridt IN Der 9bD=
III Gbemie 9otanit, Naurmhcn6aft uno anoe=
rem stubien bon ben 9rOfciioren bes Normal=Se=
porte,nsnts unieritiiBt, pie bon oem Srnjipal Der
Stootg sglprmali6ule lngeorbnet iptroen mag. Yer
S.rbffurius beeinnt om Sienit 9, DEN Is.
September.
gpsoen tpeitcrcr @ugfunft, &atalo0e unO Girtu=
(are penos man fb on
6. 9. Nreftpman,
MarDIGnber taats=Hprmali6ule,
1870. .43l Baltimore, Weo.
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Die Qntport pur6e Dem
2oro SdIis6urb numb
dere6t oe m q d. I.

9lnbererIeits ltebt 81 Sung G6ung
ouf @runb bes Ieiner3eit betannt gez
9e6snen fuiFerli6en @bitts ol5 auto
riIirtsr l1nterbdnoler Der 6ineIiI6en
Regierung bu. Die 8egierung Iei6t
1T mittIerpsi.e ub6dnOen 9etommen,
(Sprtiebuna iicbe 3. Sctte.)
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@pppIasGpncg, nenes &ebauoc,
Golpert= uuo MaoiiOn=Strabe, unter eetuns Der
Ndtsr Der rGjeieli6uft Seiu." Sas S6uliabr be-
aiuut am ;peitsn Sienitag bes September. Wss
Gen @ufnobme= =Ssoiu9ungen tpenoe man r9 on
Rep. Sobn u. Morgan, S. j.,
(4ue3, 1MD Nrafoent.
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9te(e Setfe 1T 6eGer als
irseno cine anoere
fir Gotretten> uno
2saoe5we&e.
Sic if aus oen 6efen
Stoffen, Die Oct MES
oi5inif6en 25iGens
f6aft 6sGannt (tno,
GergefeGt.
9ur6 Den @e6rau6 pom
0temn's Shtpes
fel seife ,ueroen
bic Seine uno 2Ii'
Rro6en pon SranR>
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Siten Sic (t6 uor glad
a9mansen. Saufen
Sic nut Die eGte.
Bel gbotbefern iu baben.
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NEf. ct. SpIcobS=Spllca.

etuoiensR Rurius: aluffi6sr, piNtni6uftIi6cr II,
foufmdnnii6er ltnterri6t oriinbliber lrterribt in
Der bsutitsn Spra6e. - @eoin9un9en: rSoorOers'
Srp Stjiion bon fiinf WtOnaten Sll5 StuOisu bcs
oiunen um . en- Q, ben 4. September 1900.
Wtan aorelfre:
Sruner Spfepb. @trettor.
citation g. Baltimore, Mb.
Rotafoo ouf 9erlan9en. CSulil4 ;2Utte, ,1&0)
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The Baltimore Law School.

Ser @erbf=Surius bcgnnt an l. Sftober 1900
ellie 9orleiungen glbcros. g8eQen austuntt mi
9ataloa tpenDe man fdb al $ M a D 81 q n I
GetretGr, Nr. IL, Stz2crington= Str, baltimore
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Wa 8 bte 4rgefia8fen

9onbon, %. 9uguit. - General
@aielee, 8er6lsbaber Der 6ritfiGen
9ruppen in peting. i4idte einen bonn
Is. 9luguit oarIrteH. ianaen 8sri4t
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Nfrpn's Nufrubr.
2Io6-6ewaftt6aten 1T @9io.
Sas HatbbauS nnb ncbrere anoere
&cb1noe burh Spnamit nno Uener
Dem SpDcn slethgemadbt.

3psi unI6uloigs ainosr fallen osr
Gollsputb gum Spfer. - Ilsls
8erpun6ete. - Der poli5eiatf
nabm Reibous uuO flu6tsts Fi4
na4 GleOslanb. - Der Ns9sr,
gpel6sr ben @ufrubr psrl9ulOste,
legt elm @efGnoniB a6. - Mebrez
re Sunbsrt Munn Milia our Stelz
le. = 9lle MirtbIdaften sel9iOl=
len. - 'S9arfe mabregsln ssgen
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Nre rOOHe


with u good deal NJ lh"raH', Soret0r 90
~ unyina ~ s"u' 'upc. apiurtluca u docs mot
Nr waiter Scott save 'Uro hutush'd a'"''
~ h,iuT gold, iu'h kHiIro |.E beneath
hIm follnI Ug' w iluools ,n,a lhcs"
v.tF" tiuturrs are no lees inf'r'.tiuu us
vntks "f AT tnnu aa cspros fnis ~ hpp"."a.
grrof'.tion ft1 nHur, tho INF" lr"i
Io,"s'n save calm, st-ous Hrd h'hN
Hg'ov with ipyo "f .uuutr,, uo had 30 need
"t goiug into rnroyysus 10 order tp prove
hIa s.u,''itr
"" do not know ~ whom NJ Hnvoacn
SAID this, lut "" have no idea mat D." sad
it %, Hans tlflsiitu Andersen, who mad 80
little oi realism that be- Vontur"d tp dc-'fih"
ih" adventure "t a TN soldier "" suspect
that h." was speaking of Mr BJGrusen. who's"
realism u" 1dorcd 1uackcrny. Lamb and
tarl'I", all Of whom are classical. lend 'h"ir
authority To- these purcs - does Mr Ham
il'on Mlh" who says. with AN originality
and ~oi"mnity puit" iuscparahle from him,
TO Nature. therefore. We turn ~ 20 IN"
oldest md most influential teacher Of our
rae" "Ih" English Sentence" Is presented
20 Gs In .ip pages a long sentence indeed,
bur on" who's" interest uruuCs'i"nubly
excuses is length
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RACING noon ~ MONTiNi.
Sons OF Senator Clark May Buy the Pick Of
Bitter Root Horses.

BUTTP, Dec .S-Thcrc seems 70 he no
Doubt tina. Sort,ru will r,,, ,,,-o .rio,.
" 49, '''
racing NJ u pest on 'h' cfcHt. l.. ~ iau-
renee was here not long ago from Chicago,
aud ,Ic .p,ri. ,b,,,,,j, s,,,.,,, bi,,, 500. ii,
'i'" "tH N''"N
M'. IA r'''' was secretary oI IN" hig race
meetings held here and at Anaconda two
v.,,. ,.., Vb.r ouo.,i,rod Io o.,,,,II ,,,I.
' ' 'r
say 'hI' u" h'H seen many hpr-'in'n ana all
expressed themselves in favor of races in
Maintain, h.clusa ,bc, cot s,uYra ,-.,,,,or,
~ - w
M' l""T nee was h'' IN favor oil new tracks.
a. the stat. had excellent ones. All he wanted
he snil va- :, GOT ,3,, ri,lt kind nf ,,ors,,,,s
~ ~ ''"'
'''''@''d' l''' ne mas 9"''""d"d IN DONG
50 j. evidenced by the fact that press de-
spatcl"- from california state that Charles
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DIED.

CARBON Friday. Dec. IS 1900 Mary Elizabeth.
daughter of the lat. Alexander p. ". K,nnan
and widow OF stephen Card Of San Francisco,
Cal, in the 75th year Of Ler age
Funeral services az her late residence s2s West
44,h ST., on Monday, lee. a. 1000. at II O'Clock.
CoNGER At Newark. ~ J.. on Thursday Dee
%. 1900. Jane ~. daughter OF the late David
Ssabury and widow Of the late Stephen II. Con
ser. 81. T.
church. newark. y. J, on Saturday. bee 90
1900, at p. NJ
DcREMvs.-on thursday, Dec. ~. 1900 Henry
T.. son o: Cornelius and Clar'ssa q, Dor.mus,
aged 81 years.
Funeral from residence. 81 wcs, s7th ST.. on Sa,ur.
day, Dec. ,a.'isgo a,SP.M II. IntGmsrt ~, vate
HANKS. At Nonkers. y. y. a, his residence. on
Wednesday, Dtc. 70. 1900. Edwin Jarvis Hanks
in MS Gsth year
Funeral private
HEAlD.-N West Orange n. j.. on Friday. Dec
os, 1900 suddenly, panI, Addison Hoald. In his
SD year.
Funeral services at hts late residence, lleTellyn
Park. on Monday. Dec 81. 1900. on arrival Of
80 p. N. train 'rorn 100, u Barclay and Chris
topher sis. Special car. Carriages at Orance
station.
IALONE--An Anniversary re1ul.m mass for TIE
and rauls church. Broo,lyn. will be sung al
s. Lcos church. Fss; csih St, near Mad son
sv, New ! ok C!iy. on Saturday morning. Dec.
~. 1900. at g O'Clock The reverend clergy and
ircnds are 'r,..'d to he present
MARCY.--On THURSDAY evening. Dec. .7 Ieoo
In. Erasius l.. Marcy.
Funeral from 81 francis Sevier Church, West
10Th ST. near eth ay., on Monday. Dec. 81. 1900
a, 10 y. ~
MOGER--O Thursday morn'ng. Dec ~. 1900.
sgGdcnly. AT h.s residence. 27O Stuyvesant ay,
Erooslyn Wism Henry Moger. aged IS
Funeral services Will Ue hrlt at the James Netho-
dist Episcopal church. RED av.. corner Monroe
81. on Saturday. Dcc ~, 1900. ats NJ In
teEm'nt al the convenience o; family
WltIlAMS.-M his residence. al West s-th ST..
on Wednesday morning. bee 60. 1900. Thomas
BiSlsnd. youngest son Of tie late benjamin lIaines
and Elizabeth s Williams ot Mississippi
FGncfal services a, Grace Church on Saturday.
Dec. 20. 1900. At 10 o'clock. southern papers
please copy.
HOLLAND LOnGP No. 8, p. AND 4. Mem.
te;S Of Holland Lodge SO. s. r. lnd A. NJ.
are rrgLcste, t. attend the funeral services q,
t Grace Church On Saturday. Dec 70. 1900. at
10 a VI. DAVID l. JACKSON. Master
:, " CROSBY. Secretary,
VETERANS or ruE SrlFN7H PEGlAENT.-
The veterans of the seventh Regiment aie re.
QucstcG - attend the funeral service of Thomas
II. Williams CIonth Company. At Grhce Church.
on SATURDAY. bee %. 1900. AZ 10 \. NJ.
THOMAS nlMOND. Colonel.
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,ur R'Hvr uoiIDNr Tr'Tt m
sarcd' Canadian Irqsgcmcnt nrd Major
rond e,u lie Iiis stru,k fnt u"tr Nonr'.

OTTAWA. ont Dec 2. 4 sctIput Oie.
agreement between Win''nn Churchill mud
IIa manager. Major Fond ~ Nnw No-t,
threatens - h'Iug tlurch0lis lecture tour
ip N..o.inr ton sudden end churchill lcotutrd
..."Iptu lJrE" audience on tho Bo"r War last
rsut and Nrt - h0v" gone to lirantford,
ont 20 spc1k to-'i;.t However. ho i'
e'ul hero ~ the residence ~ lord Mimic.
vuo,o gu"-' ho T. While IN ottawa, and has
cancelled h,- engagement tor tonight in
SPITE ut the protests d, his manager
Mr. ,huro. m signed contract with
Moior Pond TO deliver Gf'y lectures in Amer
icl. ntfoon Of which hay" been siycn
,hur,Iu sis~ tina, he j. overworkcd but
M1'or Pond sr,s 'lc lecturer has gone on
tu-Dp, Major Pond .1ii.
Churchill has notified ne that he will not
rIr" any moro lecture, Tho 'rCnhl" IL ,ust
$3.50 lecture ON Wednesday night IN
Montreal We hud an cy,cutiouably good
huu-" and Churrbill claimed that he vsS
words he was merely working for my profit
and did not propose to do 40 longer lie
thoN demanded doVb,o h'- contract price,
otherwise lo would cancel ia" agreement.
llo IcIcIfod his demand IN Ottawa, 10 which
h9vr ab-uiufoly refused To- uCDedo
Nr Churchill has issued ~" following
statement. with regard 10 nv iHwr" -
iil my cug1C"mru'~ tu-ulgu', ] an very de-
-lr,us of Scoring .ll nv engagements in
,H'.ll " the ,rrur tim" there ar" limits
E ms strength. and Hs | hlv" alr"td' been
through ov,rwork, | found mys"lt unable
fu facn TIE Hll-uicht iouru'" to Brantford
imn"diaf"ly g'ter tho c'crtlon ot nv lecture
in ruawe hay" INSTRUCTED m' 1scnt to
ford II tho uC9-lo ~ Rrau'ford s'il do me
tho honor 10 Vl.h no 70 com" here
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me 80 ami tie nsu"f'
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ordrr,teI +, .ir,l,ri,, oDd dir,.tuess In
tho Hr.t rtrtu-c We SEQ some members of
tho Wittin,t,n family M the breakfast table
Dick. tho SON. say, t. his sister: III 70
on a ,.trat crui-, Won and Aunt Abigail viii
hr worried about ne, all to time" and she
ropl'o-. "Noi AT all N,tli9. ever happrn,
t, a drunken man"
Mr,.r, Henry Dickcrman 4 Son Of
Boston, Ma,. send u- a r.i.-l, Of Eugene
Fields "Triburo Primer" with oririr,l H.
u-t-atiors bv Mr. John & Frohu The frs,
edition Of this, which wa. Eurcnc tiald's
first book, was issued in Denver I'M 1882 Not
over Hftv cop!os were printed and one Of
them is said to have been sold recently for
SIPS
Another Iugcnc Field rcI suettn, Ina lces
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A Book on Chinese Etiquette.

hon; NJ e,iouc,,, b,, "a ,noro ,.o. .,.
teen ccr,urios old sbo,,Id bo,.a so,,o ,,,ora.,
for madam roadors p,ra Toi T., 600.
coIohr,,od li,.ra,. ,bi,.so -, ,,, IL.
IN tho time or tho IIo, d,.,ost,. ,h,,,. oirh,as
h,,drod a,d ,a,,,, ,-, -,
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e" women "h'''ur'n S"c prepared
N''l'N "I "'N'"ul N'S o'' 'n'f"''''lS 'p women
ana 'lr'-' N"''" '"-""F arc SHOWN ana 'S-
'''meh '"r'uFhp"' we '''''U1l hthpfe as
N' most p'ri''' ruL'3 ever prepared Tor
woman C'hauc' ihr'e nave heen trans
lated by Mrs ]. BALDWIN ana are published
b. N'~Sis. tatoh ana MAINS hnder inc title
Instruction Tor 'hln"se Women and Girls.
by Lady sac brlGh' scarlet, which TO the
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The Stories OF NV Tour friends.

A modest appearing little book that should
make manyfricuds among the children l. "Th"
Stories of My Four Friends" written 10y th"
late JIne Andrews. edited by Mrs. MdrCar"t
Andrews Allen, ana published by CHM Co.
Of Boston. Mass. They are simple stories
veilcd in a doiCatc imagery and inspired by
the beauty of nature and the poetry Of the
woris and fields. Miss Andrews soers TO
have had that quick sympathy and rarcr art
that fitted her to interest and instruct her
little friends and these simple allegories will
not fail TO please an ina glnallye chlLd.
The sun., 1900-12-29
Englishwoman's
Love Letters.
Si.5o NET.
Doubleday. Page & Co., New York.
Tnticth Anniversary Of the seventy -nr.t Rsgt-
mcnt.

The niteth anniversary Of tho formation
of the Scyonty-iir,r KeEimcnt was celebrated
at Tie G"mory, Park avenue and Thirty
fourth street, br review. followed nv n
reception lat u.gli. brighten. George
Moore smith. commanding The Fifth Brigade
y q :. y ' wa- ~" reviewing o.f1cer. He
wa accompanied bi his stan Col " q,
B1t"~ cur.rdudcd ~" Regiment, which turned
out IN iiuil tore" FOR o 10" occasion The armorv
wa crowded "lih ia" friends Of the soldiers
who hti IcIprd fo max" the record Of which
al IA" Iu"intcrS are proud, were also present
N" review rNs-ed Oh without hitch and
uE" pheasant feature durinE the evening was
~" i'"-"' 'I'ion of th" Grant t-uphy This
trophy winch :, a iiuuI" bust or the late
t"i Grant. 1. offered each year for tho
'""Ip"n, making ~" best score at creed
moo II Md~ voI lat .guiuor by COM
plN " ih"r" Nts dancing after tho re-
The sun., 1900-12-29
TIE Rainbow Arrives at Newport.

NewroEr Dec. % Tn" 7o-foot"r Rainbov.
owned b9 Cornelius Vanderbilt arrived here
to-day from Eri-tol aud later left for CITY
Island $40 las been thorough, ovcrhauloi
h. the HcrroshoTs and i once more IN first
,.u-, condition. ono Of the trophies won by
irn Rainbow lat -ea~nu in her New port raccI
,,.- % cup offered b Mr.. William Il. Naudcr-
bit, Jr. Thi- will h" on" of the prizes that
he will have - forfeit. having been di-Quali-
fed 10. TIE Newport ) -CUt Racing ASSOCIATION
',- king on ballast
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Tho C.friuIt lIoclry irar has lccn organ ycd
vI'u Nr.d .guri'-~ at no tlrruOut knk, Iruuklyn
GaH's are ,">.T 81 Ntl any teams outside Of tie
Ainl'.ur E.r.-, Lctg.c stating t!ub ui Bronx
Iva. la'ui L.td krsucL' IT. SfcHolNs RINK
i,H.I. tI.. uil4 Hf any hockey team 10 IT, vicinity
address, o., l.. IuS ON. S'rfttdry, ,fWOi. HOCKEY.
.,'H, tfTI,.t t''Hu" Ice u nj. brooklyn.
AGIpa .r1arWy's team uf hockr, players and
tA' recently ufgHL.4rd Cl"rmoi huc,.ty team played
IIulr game ga .l' .," a. tho tiCmuIt aNcnr.r uuk
% l'rpra3u yesterday mrtuilr. The urs, half
tad.u Hl 'lc s"us' tie. St'rr tVlNtu. flr Alelphi
41 Dt.I.s EuNc for TIE Cl"'Muui, Then came
l" ,'c ud i~f'' ~ p.ly IN which g." sArl. men tai
'I. 10. NIu' o." 5000 at the SuIId ul Ia" WhS.,r
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billiards.

The third game Of tie billiard tournament
for tn" championship e the huiCA"rppcknr
A C. was played la-t night and les, lied IN
victory Tor Charles : Norri, over Abro
Akin bv tho Scur" ol Sup to iij Tho former
CHICAGO champion, NorrI-. made several good
rams toy tOr closest klud 81 line nursing Akin
WAS oft,la~~"i 10y ll- opponent. Norris av-
,rt ."d 49, Ter Ll1 "tu points md hIS best
run w.t, O. Ailn., average was 3 ~ AM
| /. l--.v r1lr va - Dr l. L. Nial and
I.pri"s Norris viii meet ia thc game this
I,
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small Iirc In the Van Rcnsseiacr.

lur occupants ol the Van R'l..rlaor at
60 West Thirty-,"ooud street, had "a little
49," scare az 80 o'clock yesterday mornIng
S"wo furniture, which was stored IN the
,'u'r by Mr. g. Lucas, the proprietor. was
u siroyed. The damage was slOVO.
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tourI Calendars Tbs Day,

Tf-rs court Sp-c.,l Tcrm--r Fart u. II tart,
r.'''',
~..n-atr's ,ugu rhanbc'S- To- probate wills
u. '.arn" k'aE, IIhuE q. Ih"nioU. Grace l.
.... .H. th'.l1 I..ll e. ntt, ~ iu 80 \. NJ
t.'f court Np'gH' l,TtA.-t OvJi opens at ~ \. VI
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An
EnglishwOman's
Love Letters
Is a Genuine
Literary Sensation

"li you go to a dinner party,
you are sure to BE- asked:
"Who wro.c An English
woman's Love Letters?
"T'he authorship is now at
tribu,ci to at least sixty more
or less wel-known writers.
MIR. Murray, the publisher, told
a Daily Mall representative
yesterday that the book had
sold better than anything his
firm had published Tor the last
twenty-five years.
"'I do not know who wrote
it, said MIR. Murray, and |
cannot even guess. My i'm
preston is that the letters are
genuine enough. and that they
were edited by a literary hand,
so as to give them that p.r,ect
touch which has made than
such a delight 10 the reading
public. AT present there is
simply a wild run on the book,
and | am 5000 copies in debt
to the trade
"In the hope Of clearing up
the mystery, and also with the
desire that no writer, however
brilliant or popular, should.
even unwittingly, appropriate
the glory which belongs to
another, the DAILY Mall has
by telegraph put the plain
question: Did you write "An
Englishwoman's Love Let
ters"?' to a number Of popular
noveIists. Here are their tele-
graphic replies:
mo sueh luck"
John Strange Winter.
mo. I did not write An English
woman's Love Letters"
Beatrice Haraden.
"Have written love letters to sew
eral Englishwomen. Which do you
refer to-"
George Bernard Shaw.
"Deny entirely"
Anthony Hope HaWkins.
"Am entirely guiltless Of wear
ing my heart on my sleeve for DAVIS
to peck at"
Marie CoreW.
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Basketball Player Injured In a Scrimmase

What looked for time a. IL II might result
in "a serious AFFAIR occurred during a game OF
basketball last nlgi' in the Eleventh Separate
conn amy o, Hrmory at Mount Vernon Com
pan} u team of tho regiment and tho ibertys
"l N"i'tr- were the ,oIitc,'aut, m con-
.,-' Ir'llUlnhrl TO the gjlu" bet .,ocn thu
Wri vernon Iii.,h S,hpol aud the niver-
~'' 'l trHn.i lNlnH Two minutes before
l'.'" was up t"o~-," Grp-tILau of the liberty
l"ni. WIS 'cci""h'tll' kicked Iu The stomach
dGIlrg "a ~"riuunCr. and M, cries ~ pa In
Sl"pi'd lh" KAN" shortly aitcrward ha
Mccain" Hn'Or~,loU- an! doctors were hur-
i"diE sent Tor After In hours work over
HIM he regnincd cpn~ciotisn..s hut was in
sieat agony ~ midnight GroSsman WIS
s,nl wing IN one OF IN" company rooms at IA,
armory, with the two doctors in attendapce
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utRfNy i,rpIIfGpNSt

MINIATURE AtN,S,c. tms nav
Sun rss 80 gpl ,.i, go Moon sst' isis
tu.u vNriu Iug uN'
SANDY iiop. 'u, spr o. so usl G7tr aa-
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The Inn of the silver Noon. ="

When Monsieur Achii" Nifour. a reputable
young bourgeois landed proprietor and
d,lettanto student Of the arts. went to the
annual fair at Grrs IN lie met with some ad-
ventures 1t "a possible that he would not
have gone 10 tho fair had not an amusing
and irresponsible advonturer stolen his
clothes Will" he was bathing The amusing
and irresponsible ono was thoughtful enough
TO leave his own somewhat travel-worn rags
In exchange and Monsieur Achillc. finding
himself porforco obliged To- don the dingy
blou," and brecchcs Of "A workman, made up
hi mind To see the fair and take his chites
What thoSa chances were is set forth with
much ingenuity by Mr. liernea 3 nlcker-
booker \i"ie In The Inn OF the silver Moon"
lHcrbert ). Stone & co. }. witch we do
not hesitate 10 call ON entertaining and
Gr'sucallv told tale IL would not be fair.
eli her To the reader or to the author. To- do
more than hint at the nature of Monsieur
Achilles adventures or 20 give the exact loca-
tiun OF the Inn of the silver Moon itself But
II the latter We may give an indication by
quoting tho refrain Of an old provencal ditty
from which the author takes his title.
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TIE EENSICp CEMETERY Private station.
Harlem Railroad - n'nutrs' Td' from the ufaud
Central Depot un!cc. IS East t2i st
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CYPRESS HILLS CEMETERY.
Once. | Mnul Cofufr I'D Y
Special 3oticcs.

ROEBtCks WE A1IIrR STRIPS ATE vsr.
rant - cNCrl' the cold uH"H applied to doors and
winduws. till on ~ telephone Nucb4cd l72 Futon
Established ,h5L
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In ,o.mortov's sunday SCN Prof. Ramsey has an
IbsOT0lhgly InieIe,ln ATucle on Cntmisuy.-AG..
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GrliaIous 3lo,rcs.

ST JAMES CHIECU. MADISON NN. S7IST 81.
Rev. J.. MHlrul" Warren. -. -. Rector
Holy tuT"luulon % \. q.
horu'ng N'fNtC, ana Sermon ut''' Ir - \. NJ