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New-York tribune., 1900-10-29
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

mass meeting viii be held b. the West Side
Republican Club al o'clock tonight al Dietrich's
Summer Garden. Observation-Disclosures and
Broadway C X Bovee, jr will preside ana
among The speakers viii be AIurat Halsread and
John :. Wise
A Kennedy Child. the well known Hartford ed
itor and publisher, who has been speaking in this
campaign under the auspices Of the Democratic
Honest Money League Of America is 10 accom-
pany Senator Depew on his speaking tour this
week Ar. Child Is Sound Money Democrat and
has made number Of addresses in the campaign
On the same rosrrum with prominent Republican r
sp=akers. watch goes TO show that the Honest
SoEeE Democrats n this campaign are earnest IN
their efforts 20 defeat BTyaulSU.
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foreclosure 5aIes.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
TORK.-The New York Life I1s1raues azs Trus,
Boyd william / seaman Harry slcCzluza 7ase5a L65s
pursuance u judgment os s5rscI1sur. ard saIs suT
Taae and , sa'sTso y ~ spsys ,a. & a'n ss1r1s
the Referee IN sad 5gegH1sn 7azaea ~ ss. az gaes
Br5adWaT in the Borough OF Manhattan. CRY o. Nsz
York, the 13th cay q S0vebsr 1850 a. tEslvs o'sock
,ioasers ne premises directed BY said tuasnenr hs
All nat certain piece or parcel OF land situated
S-,& y ~ & ~ 1of1+ - r. rs--s-Iv if-s os e So
where westerly Ilas IS iatsrsec-sl b.
iaz5 NV mt n sare-y Of NJ stsssa or 5is s7s5s ss-s
925a 6a5 hnsa1 Is as5's and s1afss es5 o6s has ana % =
sy line OF said one hundred ard ast-dfth s-rse- ana
running thence southsry along ne Eestery Hne r sc
feet and four inches nortasry from ne aorraWszs-7
a1q R5 IA Susbs-s e F-asl-7. x fgo7s e 2 .9s
Nicholas Place sixysx (6 feet three @ lacass 2 re
thencs westerly direct lias a7us lard
OF SAD D1qoi7 tz M a-r-d S- - =. 80 S az
81 NIcholas avenue distant suatred ana afy-,lgr
eoTaer * on. h9adred ana af5yrd Street aaa s. N
g. sas y.S53s Ays5ss 1ag s7eas oa a ara a . @ I @
4 5et sl 1i5s Sstvss1 sad iani now Or AZ - "a Sc
bins and land o. Jennie B Boyd nts-sects said
about one hundred and s1rysght 4s' fssl sogr q zs
ffth street Nicholas Avenue and rheace =asz-y
along land late of said stebnins -wo hundred ard
OF beginning be the said several distances 5s-sus
more less
ExceptinE however from the described premises
much thereof been raka1 for A1us-
With such right easement # The sai1 jennie
3 Boyd and Harznsss Boyd have had 4
the Croton Agueduct II front 0f sad prs
Being part premises conveyed 70 The n
Jennie B. Boyd by John Mclean BY dated The tE=As
day 0f July. eighteen hundred and e,Ehry-six z1t
corded in the once of he Register o the City and Cga
OF New York Libe- 1877 q Couvsya-ces, pase 279
Dated. New York. October 20rh. 1890.
DAVID " CLCRE- Referee
EAiSrET ROBINSON. Attlrneys for Piainti1 52 Wan
Street New York
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year and stands beside the old church. OF similar
name. which erected thirty-hve years ago, and
is the oldest Catholic church IN the annexed dis
trct. Father Patrick Tandy. rector Of the church,
conducted the services, which were or an especially
elaborate character
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. = " EToL 2 s -LACE
The approximate amount ot the lien charge
isfy which properly q
thousand eight
eightysghr and S9-1O0 dollars. with
day OF September, 1900, cgethsr
allowances amounting three hu1rst f1-y-C-a
S9-iO0 dollars with interest from ths 12-h day
tenlber. 1890, together with -h= q
approximate Jf 0-hs- liens
which os allowed purchaser q p---
chase money paid by The Referee Tw- thousand
and ssvsutF-tEo S3-10O dollars
Dated. New York. October 20tl- 1900.
DAVID MCL.CRE Referee.
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sUPRElLE COCRT. CorarE {

New-Tork--CharIss L Jones Adu-iais-rat1r ot
goods. chatteIs credits. which were -a--as
Stafford browne deceased. Pai1ti against Henry Rus
sell browne. and others DsfendaCrsIl pursuance -s
judgment OF Foreclosure and duly
n the aboveentitled action bearing
October. 1900 7 the undersigned, Referee
Judgment named VIII sell az Public Auction.
YORK Real Estate Salesroo1. No. IL BrCadway il -hs
Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New YORK eighth
day OF November 1850 - O'Clock 5av
by McNtckzr Co. Aucriousers premises directed
oy said Judgment 20 be Sold and therein dsc5e5
lows
AL that certain lot parcel Harlem IN ras
Twe-trh Ward q the city OF New York bcr-nts5
follows, viz: CCrnnlsnct1E at point So1t1ay
side of one hundred and Twenty Third Street 1-s-z-I
three hundred and sixtyvs feet EastsrIy from
erIy side Of Fourth Avenue wids1e1) -11z-zg
thence Sournsriy and parallel with FJz--s
hundred feet and eleven inches 20 the
block between One Hundred Twenty Sscord ard
Hundred and Twenty Third Streets thence as-er a1-g
sad centre line q the block sixteen fseC
thence NortheTIy IN line parallel with Fourth
OF One HU1ted and Twenty Third Street z-5 --s1cs
Westerly along Southery side of one Fl-s-st azd
Twenty Third zfEhr inches r. z ra-s
OF beginning Fetag sixteen iuchss II vit-1
in front and and One eleven inches
half the block depth
Dated New YORK October Is. 1900.
SYLVESTER l. H WARD Referee.
NASH & JONES. Attorneys for PLai1ctH
63 Wall Street. New
The following IS diagram OF property soIf
described above, the street being Ezs I23G
Street.
Ef-AA-
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Danrln9 Aeaoemies

IN GEORGE DoDwORTH.
l.. No u East f9th street.
CLASSES AND PRIVATE Lessons.
Commencing Saturday. October 10th.
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SCANDAL Is coxDoxED.
Rat German Omctais Must BE more
Prudent La the Future.

BERLIN. Nov. a. LIN the reichstag to-
day. replying 20 a Socialist Interpolation
regarding the home oface scandal Count
Won Posadowsk-W ehner. secretary OF the
interior. was charged with per-
hitting the collection OF money fran rich
manufacturers some time ago for the fur
thcrance OF the anfi-striks bib. the Inn
gan by declaring that In spite 0f asser-
TONS 10 the contrary. there was a great
deal OK difference between the affair under
discussion and the Panama scandal. nor
did Berlin pffys councillors. In his ofla-
ION closely resemble members Of the
Malta society However. he continued.
every German government must avoid
even the sembisnce OF dependency on any
particular group. Therefore. notwith-
standing tho good faith ia which the Of
fictals concerned acted, he dtd, not hest
tate to describe the course adopted as be-
ing mistake.
THIS statement called fprvh Applause
ne chancellor proceeded TO say he was
In full agreement vita the secretary Of
ths interior. whose work aud character.
Y spite 81 all attacks. ! highly esteem" "
lie added.
Il am % the opinion that such means
should not again he reaartcA to- This
view has been communicated 20 the de-
parifnent concerned | will not allow
such matters 20 have any per
s0nsl Influences The whole manner
In which the@ I.elpsae voiks Ze!-
tnng published the affair clearly hs-
trayed q design against certain person.
ages. and She trend Of their cconpsnlc
policy I condemn such intriguse ana
shall n9s allow my decision 10 to In any
way influenced thereby"
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the station. The ducai party. including
the three Misses Evans, aunts OF the
bride, arrived In cabs a quarter OF an
hour before the train started. stimuli
tsneously with them came Sheriff Law
renee's state carriage. The public and
railway officials mistook the latter for
the conveyance OF the duke and duchess.
and their cabs passed almost without no
ticc.
The duke was agtired in a blue flannel
suit. with tan shoes and a shaggy Scotch
travelling cap, and the bride wore a long
astrakhan cloak.
The duke and duchess had their first In
tcrview yesterday with the dowaser duch-
ess, who was quite Ill Their reception
was most cordial. and In the evening there
was family dinner At the home OF Mrs.
Lister Kaye. aunt % the duke.
The duke explained that the ceremony
In the Maryiebone church was regarded
more in the light ~ a legal contract than
as wedding. which ne expected would
be more fully solemnired ut 81. Thomas.
". Y.
1--WE are both glad" said he. 'Sa. return
TO the United States. and / am confident
that everything win be satisfactorily ar
ranged. am sailing by the American
line. you see. for | must now pattern after
the Americans. and a very good patferu
have always found IL. Our plan. de-
pend upon Mr.. Zlmmerman's arrange
msntx hope to NO To Cincinnati. and
thence 10 Florida or California, and 10
return here In February. I sever myself
from the past without regret. and start
for the United States full OF hope for the
future
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THOUSANDS BEAR WITNESS
To the vslae OF the Pyramid Pile

Thouzsads OF pile sufferers bear witness
to the Ines Unable value Of the Pyramid
Pile Cure and even those who have IN
have been happily surprised BY results
from . few weeks treatment with the
Pyramid
most instantaneous and the healing obs
and astrtngents contained In the remedy
gradually and naturally bring about q
complete cure in any form o. piles. Itch
Mr p. arcSe sir lRssta q Iosis Nica
writes: Il WAS troubled with piles 50 bad
| had TO quit work for awhile found
no relief aniil ! tried he Pyramid me e
cured me almost instantly. can truth
fully recommend the Pyramid Pile Cure 20
any sufferer from piles"
Mr.. Edward Duneilen. OF Wifkesharre,
Pa, says: For seven years was scarce
~ ever free from the Itching torment OF
piles. had used otntments and Saiyes
without number and oftentimes got relief
from them, but Il took the Pyramid ftie
Cure 10 make complete cure and u did
IL thoroughly, and for eighteen months l
have not had the slightest trace Of piles
l feel all tho more reioiced because some
OF my friends told me | would never be
cured unless submitted to surgical oper-
alton and this felt ! never could do.
AIRS Aaron Medron, OF savannah. Ga.
writes: Ever since the birth OF my FIRST
child. six years aso have suffered
greatly from piles ana rectal troubles |
could not bring myself 70 Gear the
thoughts OF a surgical operation and had
always been pretudiced agasus, patent
medicines
But ii was simply a case of try some
thing or give up entirely and 80 having
often seen the Pyramid PILE Cure adver-
tised determined 10 try Il and for two
years have never ceased 10 congratulate
myself that did so for have becn en-
tirely cured OF rectal troubles and two
packages Of the Pyramid removed every
trace OF the plies. This may sound far
fetched and over-drawn but Il is ahs0-
Iutely true.
The Pyramid Pile Cure contains no co.
caine. opium nor any injurious drug what
ever. and Is absolutely safe, painless and
effective.
prugxists sell full-sised treatment OF
this remedy for 50 cents
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PLAN OF GOVERNMENT
FOR THE FILIPINOS.
Ftvst previecfnl osne~rs Prov ta~d
Tor IN thu pr.sta~~ at the
ueu3nef

MANILA. Nov N.4rhe. rAnspYtne conn
mission has enacted she FIRST legislation
e~iahilshiax provincial civil government IA
the rhiilpsincS. mandy. an act sor The
government ~ thn prrvfnce 81 the Hsu-
Kuet This was adopted to-day, and Il res
erslinater win the act passed yesterday
AR the establishment OF township gov.
efumsut Ia the nArna province
The anwernog. wfkn IL anfausnted WITH Pc
eeixe ratary ~ 81 l&s9 He will pass upan
The acts ct the tawn connciis. ana uif
lAsae orders which ~iii have the same
fan 60 enact the neaaseAry measured
The governor. whs will also o. the
treasurer ard auditor. VIII ~ es-officio a
Ffnklncsat Justice af the HyaCe and fn
that cspaefty vii control the cpnssaha-
iaf&
kieesags IN the province ~ rengnat wHi
re required ~ yitFfn thai thrY have h2s
years Als TBer VIII also o. required 10
dssiere shels aneRlane~ 10 American az.
thafitx, Three meHths imprisonment wtif
ha ignvuNsst kef a refusal s. Accept ma
ntelpal Nsy,en whea ei9fteA
Reti~siaestes and soldiers asp declared
sfen offsr
nxlin1arns tasaayers eiii ~ ptulshsa ~
rr0f Twem MnruHetFr asd Gen take
Wfsgks ~ she caw aafssinn. have rasitef
feae1ek province They tasrd q saa as.
pafeHtiy snsyE wits stx~x - Eais anf
esaaf minerals. aai 4 teyNcesatg climate.
TAa aistrset - comparatively neaeNfAt
Nest ~ she inhaiatsmts are rxaFYafsS
MeTFitxe* Are Fnxlstsrsa kaa M rsFe-
ssasheN acts shisA wiH ~ aHa~r8 pfa-
siNsNnalir @atn tae pangia 81 tAn PRES.
lNf~ tssasr srr&tsf SaFteisy Or self
x94esa nsx<t
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Is SoT 4 THREAT.


NEW YORK. Nov. a--Trustworthy In
formation has been received from Con-
stantinopie. says tho London eorrespon-
dent Of the Tribune. that the reports
THAI the American hstticshlp Kentucky
will call al Smyrna on her way to the
far East. snd that there viii be some
thing like naval demonstration for the
purpose OF influencing the Turks. are nn-
founded. and no menace OF this kind IL
intended II ia expected In official cir
Giles at Constantinopie that the American
claim for indemnities for damages 10 mis-
sion stations in Armenia viii be settled
by the Turkish government as soon as a
practical method Is found for dischArging
those liabilities without establishing \
precedent for other countries. The Turk
Ism government ls anxious to get rid of
the American claims. but Is bent upon do
ing IL without committing itself to the
general principle OF responsibility for the
Outrazes which occur IN Armenia and
elsewhere An adjustment OF the Amerl-
can claims will be brought sbout in the
course OF NEXT year. IL seems. ana no
naval demonstration will be required for
enforcing Il.
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REPRIsAI.s N ORDER.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2-The Turkish
authorities having refused TO grant an
exasnatur 10 Or. Thomas n. Norton TO
act - United States consul at Harpcct-
the indications point TO some resaliafory
measures on the part Of our government
In the near future.
The Turkish contention now r. that they
permitted a United States consulate TO
be established ~ Erxeroum under an i'm
Piled understanding that the United
States would abandon its claim 70 con-
stiiate at Ha-poot. That there was some
shadow of foundation for this under
standing Is admitted. but II Is still. the
purpose OF the United States to establish
this consulate. because the British gov
eminent has since been permitted to
locate consul at Harpoot. ard under
the favored nation clause of our treaty
with Turkey the United States govern
rpent claims the same commercial privi-
lege Great Britain.
The last adverse decision of the Turk
irb government in this matter has not
modified the orders 10 the big battfeship
Kentucky 10 proceed from Naples TO
SMYRNA.
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To prove what Swnmp-Root, the great Kidney Rem.
edy, will do for YOU. every reader Of the "Post-
Intelligencer' may have sample bottle sent
Free by mai1.

The kidneys filter and purity tho blood
that IL their work.
So when your Kidneys are weak or out
your entire sody Is Affected ana how
every organ seems 10 fall 10 do its duty.
II you are sick or Ted badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, pr.
Kilmer's swsmp-Root because a. soor
as your kidneys are well they will he'p
all the other organs TO heaith. A trial
Will convince anyone
women suffer a. much from kidney
and bladder troubles AS men do. which
fact IL often lost sight o. Many tfmes
when the doctors services are sought he
quickly comes 10 the conclusion that here
womb trouble Of some sort.
MANY Of tho so-caiicd female crn-
plants are nothing else hut kidney trou-
bic. or the result OF kidney or bladder
Among the many famums investigated
cures % swamp Rect the one which
we publish today far ne ssnsit e eur
the wonderful curative properties OF this
great kidney remedy.
Mrs. ". ~ wheeler. Of III High Rock
street. Lynn, Mass. writr.t About "a
menshs aro had a very severe spell u
weeks, and when I finally was able %
leave NV bed I was left with excruriat-
Ing pains In my hack. Ny water at times
i'tsis At a timc. and then only after spf-
fering great pain NY physical condition
was such that I had no strength and was
all run Down The doctors said INV kid
neys were NOT Affected, hut felt cer-
tain that they were she cause II nv
trouble. NY sister. Mrs G. ~ little
field. ~ Lynn. advised me 80 give Dr.
kiimer. 6wsmp-Ropt a trial. ! procured
bottle ana inside ~ three DAYS com.
menurd 10 Eet relief followed np that
tsettie with another. and 10 the compile
sion Of this one found WAS ceppicse ely
fx4i a rsfff y
| am a. well ~ ever. Ny business IL
that OF canvAs~Hr. l arm on my feet a
great kHaf OF tho timr. and have to use
much energy IN getting around. MY cure
81 therefore. AL the more remarhsb bic,
ard 10 exoo@dirgiy erGifyin9 70 me."
MRS. H. N. WHEELER.
n Kidney trouble IL permafsesi 10 oan-
ttnue. much suffering with fatal results
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BRITISH ARMY CIRCLES
STIRRED TO CENTER.
All sorts Of Sensational Ramors
Are Aaeat IN Iosaoa 0meial
Girclen.

NEW YORK, Nov. ss~The announce
msnf that Gen. Kitchener mas been rec
Omnsnsisd at the cabinet council for a
lieutenant genrraiship. 80 as 10 enable
hssu 10 take supreme command % the
British forces IN South Africa when Lord
Roberts leaves. has not been officsaliy
confirmed, says the Trihune's London dis
accuracy lsard salisbury t. a firfn be-
iicvrr IN kitchener'- ability 90 put an end
60 the guerrilla tactics ~ the Beers. ana
" - tnlernbiy certain that once Kitchen
or Is allowed free hand his policy will
MT err On TOE ode OF ienleney 20 the
NoerA.
" H. nas knswn what Lord Me4husn In
IN South Africa after Lord Roberta and
he nay prefer 70 return home rather than
serve under a junior.
Meanwhile Lord Woiseiev IL again re-
pgtrsad % ne extremely dissatisfied with
ths position which he holds AZ comma nd
er-tr-chief without any real authority
and 3, 10 said that heswiil not walt Tor
Lord Roberts return. hut will retire next
week. N which event his auiiea as su-
pysgns osfac~r az the army would ~ ear
ried er temporarily by Sir EysiYn Wood
the adtulant general
Resitcctinz Lnrf Malseier. a London
correspondent % the Journal and Adser~
tigNr SAYS
woiseley after his retirement, ls
rofnx 90 raise a tremendous storm ia
army circles ~ an exposure az who IL re-
pstgn fif< friends NAY All the Blame Vas
e@cn LAID on hirl. and be wIii endure Il no
llaGer, He quits IN order 20 clear him.
ssft He May make the exposure through
taS ue~sgeP.rs o. frpsn his seat Ia the
house ~ lnriA =
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are snre to follow kidney trouble srTi-
tates the nerves. makes you dtxxys rest-
less. si~<pless and irritable Makes you
aswes You 70 set a as many tines s'S surns
the night. Unhealthy Kidneys eau~s
rheumatism rravei. casarrh OF thr bINd-
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back ache, causes tndigcstson. stemaeh
and liver trouble, You get n shallow. yei-
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