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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-06-27

Mr.. Sam Somerville, with two
Highland Chief colts and an old
horse hitohed to a Mccormick self
binder, cut, Wednesday, fourteen
acres of wheat from $50 a. IN. to
6:8O p. m. This is pretty good
work, and we doubt if it can be
beaten, and therefore, he is the
champion wheat reaper" of the
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1900-06-27

So many weddings is creating
much uneasiness among the girls
who have no beaux. They are
afraid all the nice young men will
soon be gone.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
AUTOMOBILES 4 TO MOVE.
SHOW At THE Grand CENTRAL PALACE
TO CLOSE TO-HIGET-sPEEDING
AROUND THE TRACK

The second Automobile Show held IN this bor-
ough within q month viii re brought 70 rlose at
the Grand Central Palace tonight -hsr Jhe
aors=less vehicles VIII re taken the va-to2s cit
les where the plants o. the manufacturers are
thai Is. Jhose which have NOT been disposed oe az
the exhibits. The manufacturers VINO have booths
the Palace say that -he present exhibit mas
oee1 more than satisfactory from trade point -
ana thai many machines have been sold
within the iasJ week Some = them have been
sod for immediate delivery but most orders have
peer FOR early spring delivery.
TIE usual throng was about Tie track LAST night
and rook rhz Evetest interest II the contests De-
.weeu ne expert drivers. ride around The Iit-le
7Va- q almost TOP speed : thrilling experience
Tor hose who have nor tried This SORT u A12lse-
cert It ne morning hours. vher seu PEOPLE are
present the experience : even more thrilling The
writer took a trip about The 1oor Yesterday morn
AS,er making seversI rTtfs s5o-,r r5 If--t ~
u Eues- Tae machine eft The track and began .
-v-,s-s -arva+-r ~ -roe~r - -. -
-a1.-1e would % turned suddenly when going at
tc- SEpee- sometimes OILY Cwo q the wheels
Tne, league % American waeeIren has es1ab-
% ls--- z 2oozl Al ne Snow and voluntary COM
Y Eale. Oscar FRANKIE ? : J-uker 4 s Flag
Il Z. Ackeriev. a y Resrner ? i -Donovan and
ais present nearly everv atre-roon and evening
rhe members q ne committees tak good roads al
tCno11Ie enthusiasts The committee mas secrl-a5
many applications to- membership among the vis-
TIE .21cescs Al he snow last night were uzusu-
exhibit was present There were four cO-npert-ors
= l-e SLOW race Eecn competitor compel. I'd
he slowesr speed without stopping -r5---ar 81 >,
Sntth. Il Al electric. won the race wi-h Peter
tls1=-. = second The tine q NJ w.--=- vzz
= minutes TIE obstacle race furnished another
Ee--tng through without touching. Al tae oraers
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
no Evidence OF POISONING.
POLICE SCOTT THAT THEORY N WILLIAM
AsTOR CASE-NIssING NURSE FOUND.

POLICE SCOTT THAT THEORY N WILLIAM
AsTOR CAsE-aIssING NURSE FOUND
County Physician Converse will TO-DAY perform
ar autopsy O. William Astor, who dtec THURSDAY
morning II the apartments OF Borhes!a Cor
ce7cloIe Was, No. so Adams-sr Hoboker %
satisfy The parents % the dead man who aII-eH
that Astor was poisoned Mrs. Was who was re-
ported 70 have kidnapped Astor's ave-y4ar-old son
n whom sne has been q nurse since his infancy
returned 70 HobokeE al 2.20 yesterday morning ana
explained her absence by stating that she had eonA
10 No 55- Colurn5Us-sve.. Manhattan 10 inform
Astors sister Mrs. S-1genhets. OF hls death sbs
lost Aer way and wandered about the streets ~
New-Nork until morning. she SAID
TIE police q Hoboken have been awara or N.
7-orn4rs whereabouts and discretit the s,o-v -1a+
0ay 7y Justice II the Peace Corxli-r - wa-
present - tne man deathbed. seems N ~ 90
--te+--e 20 the police. Justice Cork!.nE rooJ~ -
- tx man statement, and made will vr1i~1
-4slaT c-eia'sd justice COnkling saws rha, Aa+o-
- - - -S.on -yr t5aTaesia Concepcloae
e1d <-.s" life Insurance equally arno~r ,Ls- -
t----.5 - e--. Ia as parents and sisters
,-.l- = oeI-lzed IN the execution ot as
".-i, ana ne 11ace the woman who nad -a-a5 -
- - ~ --.s ----i1feG a1ETlnistratrtx. The t1sUr-
a--ae papers baTkoook and valuables or Asro- -
-Ss -og@'-l Justice Conklirg says that TI.s-
5-ot- te ---a -AS1o- said that these had 1ea-
lnirusrec 70 ne keeping Of friend in Tagvg-,t
~ - ~ ". 80 20 iro-lce t2en when he was dead Dour,
10 -. rA-7lrEsne = being expressed
sy -he viii made o.. his aeachhed Az-o- ,4r,as
mar 60 ---,9CeI . Mrs. Vas The Prooaeility
"a "a - - nd 9Ank account is iiscrer:itai nv
Mrs las mas worked by the day II mess mess
70 support 1trn and his children ~
Ast5r was a travelling pnOtograrha- .r- -.
80 '@s "a SaC aa4vador i've years ago. On the
az q nurse for he nine-tays-oid child WTE1 -
and g5e saws r9a to5S 5sr 'ae woman followed MIN
SO strong that she cannot give him m '-''1 =
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
NFW-Y0RK CITY.

A. the Firth Avenue Presbyterian CH''rch the
services Tomorrow VII be as usual The Fev. DT
George =. Py1-ves riu preach = he afternoon on
'Aasalo-1-A Wasted Life and q Fathers sorrow
II Princeton this sermon was preached by request
several tines ana viii be preached by request 70
morrow afternoon There VII be service on
Thanksgiving Day a. : e
A course OF Sunday evening lectures. setting
forth the leading doctrines q the New ChCrch
Sweden borg1aul. is 70 D. given n the Church OF
re New Jerusalem. Thi--y -y-7E1a-st. between Park
and lexington aves. The opening lecture viii Re
delivered tomorrow evening y he pastor, oo
The subject The Present Spiritual Unrest and t1e
Three Great Cerra:rttAs ot Religion
The New-Yo-k Society ot Ceramic Arts VIII hold
its ninth annual exhibition II The Waldor-Astor-a
Tuesday and wednesday.
AZ the FIN Avenue Collegiate Church the Rev
D.. Donald Sage Mackay WI preach a. hoth ser
vices tomorrow II The evening his topic viii 30
The Light That Did Not Fan" being the tht-d
lecture on St Pa1I's life and travels This lecture
viii also discuss th4 question - s. PaUFs marriage
and his views 4 women II re church.
General Joseph Wheeler and Lieutenant Rich
rnond P. Hobsor will speak ct Carnegie Hall %
morrow their subjects being, respectively, Ny
Couut-v: lis Progress and It's T-unphs,'' an5 Ar
Appreciation Ct The Life and Service % admiral
Philip" General O o. Howard vii preside There
VIII be cornet selections ~ the Park sisters, and
singing by 2 large chorus under he direction Of
Tai Esen Morgan. THIS meeting IS - be held IN
der the auspices OF the Vesr Side Branch. Young
Mems Christian Association exclusively FOR men
The doors will open al $50 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
GATES MUST SUBMIT TO QUESTIONS.
APPELLATE COURT AFFTRMs LOVER COURTS
ORDER DENTrNG HIS NOTION =; srEE-.
AND WIRE CASE

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court
Yesterday handed down decision affirming a T ~
DER OF he lower court denying . motion made ~
me case ot John h Parks against John Y Gates
me piaInun sued for 4 share Of The profits whirh
Re declared We're due aim under an slere7 60
HeFit made 70 bring about he formation or rha
American Steel and Wire Company and ma mr.
chase q rarious factories. An order was granted
.o- nc examination q he defendant before me
t-taL H moved - vRcate tka order asss-.,~- -.
tor examination ''''- mere
That motion was denied bv Justice FftzrA-s5.7
1c &c ne oraer DENYING Il Is now affirmed 6v ~
+Ati'-.+-'F JiNlsio-- But with e0rEy-1r- T--=,,-
hrie.. SAYS that 2 rh~ Qiatnt.-. should -oyr. -
-I-2eo agreement fact. and mat r+a-s -
>. 80, re WONG 1e entitled tut-rlorr,r,-r
.---Eoent I7r s-n accounting Z ne 5e+eC5sr.
SO $50 sH3liat4 n genera! way that there Wa-a
- s4ts, ne particulars or which ruzt he ,rr,,t-5
10 5 = ar accolnt!ng. should the agreement -
xIosrG tren he order vii % r1oIra1 Nv 90
HnlTls The examination el!ctrt1r taos +sr5.-.
pro- tAe agreement. Il he defendant .re-- -
y, !e--s+ 20 eIEe sGc5 stipulation The order -
pea-ec from VIII De affirmed -7l at'-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
K4TSER'S PASSENGERS LAND.
BTov DID NOT FOUL BIG LINERS sCREWs-
SHE VIII SAIL FOR BREMEN TUESDAY.

BTov DID Not FOUL BIG LINERS SCREWS
SHE VIII SAL. FOR BREMEN TUESDAY.
arrived = port Thursday evening after an a5-
Bremen. Southampton and CherboUrg. -eac1ed he-
pier early yesterday morning. She spent THURSDAY
night a. anchor Of Quarantine. after leaving the
Southwest Spit. where she grounded early n the
evening. Z appears that the chains ot the buoy.
which Il feared had become errangled about
the 2ropeiIOrs. di1 not actually clutch than.
Captain Erglebart said regarding the grounding
g the steamer and touiirg of -he buoy ''The
water not deep enough for rhe big ship .
got under ne vessel and must have been pushed
down II The mud. When : that It cid not
come CQ did rot want 70 proceed urrn I found
out whether Il had touIed the screws Later
when the vessel moved little saw the 0uov 200
~. and knew that everything all right"
He said the pilot, Dennis Reardor 70
wise az fault ana II speaking O: he reappear-
Kee- salI that he believed i 20 Dc one ot me Gov
ertllrerts ; gas cUoEs- It's EUbCaerSl1r ~ said
par-nJiy n1t o1.E .a-4ed 20 Lr1ure the buoy but
TIE passengers We're landed AT SO O'Clock One
- t1e I-rst 20 come ashore was --To5' Sloan. me
[-cA--. "leo "a~ accompanied - Ser- Dash
He refused 20 ak To numerous inquiries wrse1
we're 5rec al hin as soon a. got ashore he gave
ShA same answer. 7 have nothing
Baron Won Holeoen- the German Arnbasssdor 70
tFe 9i;ec States. who mas been Germany for
Jean Gerard. the ceili=-. passenger IA
VII appear in The principal cities ot the Eaz, An
2Jher ps4s.SzeIger vas Harold Bauer. he pianfs-
SCUM q France. was also board.
lle h1-se- Wilhelm Ger Crosse viii san for
,een knot clip which will get her mo B-a-3a7
about one Gay behind her usual time
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24


ARRIVED
- Neville q wttn -adse o. CABIN as LIs Stee-aEe
3as-e1rers - Henderson B-os- Arrived a:
- M MareaEo cB-, Bingham Newcastle November
3 wt-1 -aase sande-so1 x son Arrived 5ar
al scrsne- Boaa Ger. voer-do-- Bremen November
- 49, a. ne Bar a, 30 , n "a
steamer ZI-ah By Rees. Amsterdam November =
u- ruase 70 The Holland America Line arrived a.
steamer Aqg,sla A1si W.. Ma-1sa G-iezs 0aahe- =
Noser.aer : wtrh rn-se 70 Al-ze4- Fe-1la-a -a
s-a.aae- -aT-t Ger E2araausch Santos 0--oas- -
Rama Navena9~r ard barbados Is aas ls
S,ear.er ..ty y san Antonio wilder Colon November
ana santiago ls, Ia Brunswick 20 7u.1se q
Panama Rai-0ad Steamship Cc1-pary- Arrived tHe
Steamer Tioulo Nor. Nilsson Po-,-au-R-,nce >ov.rao~r
ape Iiay-' . - MAE and GonatEes TO- P7-- Fax
COMPANY Arr1ved a. ne Bar At 5 ~ a
r-u,t = -h@ United Fruit Company
s.ssne- e o2raao 90, 9ass: 55a Ns~o--ans Nov-e-r 10
steamer suenaveneura Gasss barge Brooklyn IN
ssean-- Has.,s2n aoaz NswPo- News ana Norfolk
STeare- y1-sapeake D~ano ss7-.Tn--~ s--s -.-z. -,
Steamer Easet Warren, Ps:tadePs.a. EartsaA
Steamer Thrift Nor. Hotstenaanl TiIr Cove ?
paav. Henry T KnoN.,oE- Arrived a,
Ua,;ed --anspo-r M-Pn.rsou Rvrr- -ieneueroa
NoyeIeer y and Hanna ~ W.T.. : caesn and ) deck
nsa, Arrived At ;he aa- al "a a n
20 Is ooand 20 Charleston And Brunsw1ok Passed
sandy Hook \ ]. Nov 2a, $50 , ua-w.nd northwest
fresh breeze. clear
steamers Ggyanaotts Ter Norfolk NeEpo-t News.
Re gi.anss s-ns~ak roanois caaE.ssta1 and Jse2-
Cisz or AAcor Sostoa. cnicaED C5sy CHr)- Bristol
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
ALBEMARLE-Erilio Terry. Of Paris. CAM
BRIDGE-SamUeI Chew. of Philadelphia. FIFTH
ANENC E-Ex-Judge Stevenson Burke. Of Cleve-
land; 7. Rodriguez Allegro. Of Havana; Congress
man GaIusha \. Grow, OF Pennsylvania, and VIII
IAN 3 Stone OF Springfield GILSEY-Wade R
Henry of Toledo. GRAND-Douglas Gordon OF
London. and . P Day A D c. I 5 A
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES George y. Southw1ck.
OF Albany and Commander William H briggs, L
y HOLLAND-Sir Charles Rivers Wilson, OF
London NPERIAL-Colonel F. c Jones. Of
Peoria II: ex-State Senator Myer NIIss0alrn, ~
Albany and Judge E P. Coyne, Of Cfeneseo- MAN
HAITI AN-fTrange Sard Of Albany; Conte Henri
de Mon-ebello. Of Paris, and c. L Pr1yn. OF Al
barry MURRAY HILL-'Tovernor H E PiHgree
Of Michigan PARK AyENJE-The Rev. Or. J.
Sanders Reed of Waterrown. y ! PLAZA
Mortimer O'Rrien. OF Paris. SAFoT-A de "A
Arena ? v.rl:-oe and Louis Be-ore-Tillo. Of PaT1s
sTURTETAN--P. Mccormick. United States
Marine Corps vICTORIA-COloaeI Charles LatAara
Of HopkirsviIIe Ky; Commander ? Nelson y ara
r n OF London and Dr.. J. NJ. Young, o. HaIrlL-
ton Ont WALDORF-M Thtebauc. First SeoretarT
OF The French Legation. washington, ana T. =
Wilbur tr y Bethlehem. Penn
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
sERI0rs CHARGES AGAINST TERKES.
WRONGFUL J-sE Of FUNDS Fy HIM AND oTHEF
OFFICERS OF CHICAGO SURFACE RAIL
ROAD COMPANIES ALLEGED.

Chicago Nov. . sreciau-Auegattons Of he
wrongful use Of large amounts ot funds o: the Chi
oago Union Traction Company 5y Charles T
verkes and other former officers OF the North and
Vest Chicago street railroad companies are HC1-
-afne1 in az intervening petition fled today = the
original brought ny SuIro Brothers against the
Consolidated Traction Company and the chicago
T-nion Traction Company The petition IS 1ied n
the name Of Edwin NJ Post and David Christie.
Shareholders N the Union Traction Company The
validity 5 questioned of ch- agreement made in
AoriL 300 BY which the Chicago COlSC Idared
TTract!on Company secured The right 70 use the
downtown lines controlled by the Union Traction
COMPANY IN exchange tor s.. 1905 IF bonds
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
PROTESTN4DE FOR CRE4MER
COUNT N THE vTH ASSEMBLY DIS
TRICT IMPUGNED BEFORE THE
CANVASSERS

The Committee OF Protest OF the Board OF County
Canvassers nat yesterday afternoon 70 receive any
protests against counts n auy Of the rhtrry-Ave
Assembly districts and he part OF the Annexed
District Included n New-york County. The trouble
between Thomas !. C-earer Democrats candidate
for Congress n The With Congress District de-
clared elected by the Board. and Richard Van Cott
ths Republican nominee IN that district was re-
rewed. when Ernest Harvier. counsel FOR Creamer
sent letter stating Ms clients side OF the ques-
t0n- The admission or the letter was strongly OBJ
jec-ed % By Alfred ConkLnE counsel for Van Cott
and also BY Alder & Goodman. who said that u
would be srn-chiHg the reputation of gentlemen -
The letter was rerrttted n spite u re1oastrances
The letter protests against any count or canvass
Of the vote IN the Twentieth Election Dtstrtc. OF
the Fth Assembly District Il charges:
..I Tha: eErough eag-an! and wholesale COLOMBIA
district in which chare are not more thar $50 bona
5oe citizens was swollen 20 SO By reason OF the
Elt5tc 79tor-ety drawn 70 these offences sixty-stx
REGISTERED electors either disappeared. absen:e5
election or other criminal offences or had moved
back u their actual places cf residence on or be
lSrors Sse5,-a ctsIJee T0tS 9Isr 5d 1Sgs5eEeT rec
-egtstered voters though legally disqualified voted
That ths re s252 return Of the inspectors ytoass
SsCCpu -tS SUBDIVISION =, or the Election law,
that II bears this endorsement as 20 challenged
Toters: See pubic copy or poll clerks COPY = all
ton snail keep minute OF their proceedings n re
$ seJ 70 challenging and The administering ot
That he return made BY the four election IN
dep-vss ne candidate y whose interest The chal-
l9Eges were rnsde-Tnoraas J. Creaner afo-e-
said-JS ne lawful opportunity 70 traverse these
returns Tor Qa.pabe frauds obtain the redress
which the law Is designed to secure II such cases
% every candidate
Following the meeting = the Committee OF Pro
test the Board entire met call OF the Chair IN
-c4 Council Chamber Councilman Goodwin pre-
read and adopted.
formal decLaEa1!on o. he candidates elected n
meeting adjourned sine de
X announced that the Cf7ciz! vote with The
successful candidate IL each Assembly district for
Assembly. would De made known next TIIesCay
A. Offices except Assembly are announced ~ The
state Board of Canvassers II Albany and the
o171-aj vore announced ~ next Tuesday VIII De
only Tor Assenhiyme1-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
MAGISTRATE DISCHARGED PRISONER ~ -
s--RED POLICEMAN WHO r--FFr-
GREEK PE-E=R

Montague LESSER. q lawyer a. NJ = Nassau
ST "as s-7a-E1=6 y C=-r-e-s-- court yesterday
rnor--1g 9e vas charged by Policeman R,--xa -
the ol2 Sip T-a-ioH- WIN abusing ne .a-re~ n
- say afternoon M LessIe- was
- --' thursday. ou- cour- Ead been
r=l. arc -1e vas escorted % th@ 0ld Sip sta
ao1 where h vas -z1er released On bs.
ny Lesser -Cl5 Magistrate Zel-e- mar -e -z---
s--ar@d Wiz ne 10 s-=rrs- ~ ..o-.4=- -
- =. . --a policeman r--es -ar a. -
me M so2 IN, NJ NJ LessLer said You an arrest ne
- 40. Slr-Ae ne. Re .nrrsSla-41,- -,5s-ai
1noer z--es-- Magistrate ZeIiar sz-z-tfs laced =
caloed ne policeman ana discharged Mr Ilsser
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
GOLF.
WILLIE CAMPBELL SAID TO BE DYING
GARDEN CTTY'S FIRST
CHAMPIONSHIP

willie" Campbell who occupies the same place
N regard TO the public links at Franklin Park.
Boston that Val" Flood does at the Van Cort-
iand1 Park course in this city. is said be dying
his home IN Dorchester. Campbell. though only
chrty-eight years old. is regarded the strongest
match player In the country In series OF matches
extending from 1Ss2 10 he defeated the leading
players o. Scotland ard England and when he
10 this country in 1888 there were only two
other goIt professionals in the United States He
Brookfne. Mass. but later accepted the place o1
He IS known as one of the most daring match
plav golfers in the professional ranks but nor a
part in several National championships. he has has
never Won conzpls,ogs piaee a, ana qoal N matches
His last appearance IN this section was al -t s.e
amateur championship tournament al 6aroe" O'''
IN July.
Van CortIsndt Park is rapidly assuming I'M
por1ance fl the local Eolf world Since NaTooH
appearance these or Saturday there has neen al
increased number visitors the links ano sew
ersl matches OF importance have been arranged
A team contest NIL take place ;o-day between
members Of the Van Cor1Iandt Park tI4I . 5 I.u9.
headed respectively by the president snc
dent = the organization TIE makeup g ne n
Mendei 2 R Perkins J H Mckinley. Dr., DPS. D. 5.
v3oePresi5ent's teana-H E Brown. ?. 2 Gtlnlar-
In. A Bur-el r. " G Morrill, 8 :" Do' 'S--1
2. Elgar ?. A Barrett and { Moller
On the other links the day viii be equally active
Harry Tardon left the city yesterday 70 give
Ee-ond exhibition at the Chevy Chase Cluo near
Washington and i Is said that President McAin-
ley has expressed 3 desire 70 see the E1gilshraan
plav After rs return he may make 4 fying TIP
10 The vespe-s Golf Cub % Lowell but Charles
: Cox. MS manager. said that under no circuir1-
stances viii MS return 70 England be delayed after
Deceu be- = Al The Nassau Country Cluo VIII De
team match WITH Columbia. while a tournament
- s-ecel interest vii ne the annual championship
II The Carrier cry coz Club 2n Long -sland II
affair viii n% Wafer T. Travis. ne amateur c1aEn-
oion 0. the United Suates. VINO holds The record of
~ course a. =. - WIZ CccE-ane the s..
Andrews champion; =. I Norris. The Dyker
Meadow CHAMPION. John Reid. j.. formerly Yale
rLsrrpion: Arden N Ro55.-z 2. z Macdonald.
he ex amateur champion. P = Watson IT, o
g brook and J. B Baker. = - Andrews IAe
conditions are - ----ry-stX holes medal play
-Ae club vii present z god medal 70 the winner.
which VIII carry Win = -re Championship -1tle to-
he year This : ne E-st z1al- y -he kind The
Sub mas attempted. ana the Indications are tnat
xii D. the beginning Of a particularly active
Elr-er
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.


Horse Show. Madison Square Garden.
President Brady q the Buildings Depar-r1e7t be
so-a fhA League FOR Political Education. No. 3
West Forty fourth-st-. = a m
Dinner for -ongrAssran-eIect GoIdfogle. Demo
cratic Club. evening.
Addresses by Controller Coler. ex-Mayor C5ilToy
z-1 1ob- = Sraehs1 before he Thomas L Reyn-
olds Association No - 8 Nicholas-ave.. evening
Eccentric Association ~, Engineers, entertain
rneut Murray Hi LyCeurn. s :. n
Lecture bv Professor z. ". Be-n!s on Industrial
History Cooper Union ? n
Sixth anniversary celebration, Social Reform
club No 4S University Place, evening.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

lust received from Paris, sam
pie suits made for US by her most
celebrated BOYS tailor. a tailor
whose great-grandfather headed
the same business in the reign Of
Louis XVI
His daintest style for boys Of
10 to 16-the Buckle and Strap
breeches suit. is here in quantities
"a little cutaway sack coat, vest
and short trousers, SO simple that
off, it looks commonplace enough,
but on the boy, it has to the ex-
treme that Elusive something
termed style, the sort that savors
Of good breeding.
1t all lies in the cut.
The seekers after the plain
every day sort Of clothes or the
dainty things. or the extreme
things. will find here a great big
variety.
Will find everything boys wear
OverCoats, shoes, hats
and furnishings.
ROGERS, PEEr & COMPANY.
2's ss9 5-2'sEs3 ss5 ~ Ta4Z.s T45Ts9 ST.
.s .sa BToa swsy- cor. Prince Pm MI orders
aa5 = ves. sd 81
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
Misses
Suits and Goats.
ard Floor.

Homespun or Serge Suits
trimmed or stitched.
sixes IA and 16 years
$1,000.
Venetian Cloth. Pebble CheV1Ot,
Homespun and Covert Clotn
Suits,-lined throughoutwith SILK.
Blouse Bodices with veivet
vest,-
Sizes IL and 16 years.
$500.
Best quality Kersey Box Coats
tight-fitting or loose Backs
plain or with velvet collar.
Tans. modes, red, blue and black
Lined with satin.
$1,000 and $500.
Golf Skirt,-strong, double
faced fabric.
80 70 30 inches long.
$500.
Separate, Dress Skirts,-Home-
spun or Serge,-blue, tan, gray
and black.
2s 10 30 inches long.
$500.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24

The Rio Grende Western Railway has just placed
an order with the Richmond locomotive Works ,o-
Nve large 23l- inch and 80 by IS inch compound con
solidation locomotives. These engines are ot The
Richmond patent fuel saving type
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
WOMAN sENTEycED To sErEy rr,os

Myrtle Lynch, alias Myrtle Queen. one ~ -.
women arrested IN the raid On The Black Rah-t-.
o've some weeks ago. vas convicted In Pa-- TT
General Sessions. Judge McMahon presiding vss'
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
j. PIERPoyT MORGAN PROSPECTIVE BUTEP
THE GILL BUILDING IN MAIDEN lane NAY PASS
INTO HIS HANDS.

Negotiations said under way tor The
sale Of the CHI Building, Nos. g. Il ana l3 Maiden
Lane, 70 J. Pierport Morgan. This building Is
fifteen story structure erected II centre 03 the
iewelry district and i is understood that = Mr.
Morgan comes into possession 0f he ,ranSa--
tlon Will involve certain transfers OF property
tae part of MI Morgan 2 par- pa ynerL- The
property been offered several times .o-eclos-
ire au- each time las been withdrawn because ~
unsatisfactory bidding The property II The
hands Of Peter ?. Meyer 8 Co The total amount
Of The encumbrauces OF the property Is $s1 81 10
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
INITIAL REsERTE Fund DECISION
ATroRHEy-t5EHERAL DECLINES To TAKE .,---o.,,
70 REMOVE PRESIDENT aC-RxF4AM

- EEN-EE FEEsT0ENT aCRNF4AM
A-oaTy- NOV Ga-AttoT1ey-ti-ne-aI Davies has
1eriec re application = James 2 Mac.ar and
orhers 20 bring a. ac-on 20 remove Frederick .
BafnnaE1 as president = ne Mutus. Reserve FU-6
Lfe Association Il MS opinion ne Attorney-,len-
era says
pursuant % the power vested II ne Sunertr-
sS-11Sl-s . insurance cy -he State Insurance lsuy
lnss s 2I1cle. ABOUT August . -ssS caused an ~
s-..h-ot . De made u re officers q this asso-
c-1I4ohs anc = cs had deemed any arr,Cr ~sc1s-
se-s @s 4 result q tEat exaIira tion against ne
-ctFo1eI-cE o a-E e Is officers ~ z-ryE4 rsy.
fSpoE-sc 70 The Attorney General - =5= -o5 -
=. y szAE1iaAItcn made under the Suoer-rtzyE1
= q insurance = q E1EcE more satisfactory a -
St-1 Hast..oc of determining 20 me cor
80 ---7 oLEtafly alo the conduct OF rs orr
Sets lar nearing II rhts Character IrC- -
HicrtEg aetGaEtrs - -P"-A 'Si4-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
STEAM EXPRESS Earov -r--

Stamford Com, Ne o2-4n exorese z.e--.
wagon a test IN s-o-- New-ya-E - -.
nerc having climbed Bran Hi an rs=--o-5
HI vr:fh = loa- = $50 p0urcs --Gse rt7-r -
o. ne s-eeCeS- MS -rf.--v 80 -,
sred Impossible w--h s1eel -res o0-7-N-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-24
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC
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sunrise SIS Sunset Noon seS n ~ Moons AZ.
HIGH WATER
SANDY s.2T Gov 50 He.i Gate II. ts
P N-Santy Hook N-4s Gov Island $40 = 0g