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OUR NAVY TO THE FRONT.
DEWEY 81 "a IRIS FUTURE PROMIsEs
RI OUTDO I1S PAST

In B%riIIinncy and Glory-He Was Guest Of
Honor at q Naval Dinner and Sat Bo-
hind n Spanish FLAG IN Tulips La
bsllcd Luson, with n Yankee Flag Atop.
Admiral Dewey was the guest OF honor at
the annual dinner Of the New York Command
cry y. the Naval Order OF the United States at
Delmonico's last night. He Ia Commander.
but Lieutenant-Conmande Chenery. l. :,
N. who Ia Vice-Coml nander. presided.
There were 100 members and guests present.
Az they took their places at tho tables before
the dinner was served. a color guard brought in
the color and they we're drapei hehind the head
table. the bani play ing The Star Sranglcd Ban
nsr" during the ceremony. Beside ADMIRAL
Dewey and Lieuten ant-Commhnder Chencry
there sa. at the head table Capt. A T.. Mahan,
the nov. George williamson Smith, President
OF Trinity College; Rear Admiral George F..
Bclknap. Rear Admiral joseph NJ, Miller, Col,
W. C. Church. Capt. Taylor Of the Indiana,
Capt, Chad wick OF the New York and Capt.
John r. Bartlett
The head table wac decorated with clusters
Of red and yellow tulips made to represent
Spanish facA There were three clusters
labelled "Luzon. Cuba" md Puerto Rico.
Over each cluster was a small silk American
Gag. Admiral Dawey sat behind "LuzOn.'
At the conclusion or the dinner the health o'
the PRESIDENT OF the United States vas drunk
and then vice-Com m ander Chenery responded
to the toast Ourselves" Tho health oi
Admiral Dewey was next. Admiral Dewey
said that he was glad TO greet his old and his
now friends. Everything he'd seen since his
return home. he said. had shown him that the
american people are more IN love with the
Navy than ever.
"fha American Navy" Ia said. has entered
on an era OF its history which promises to be
eyen more glorious than its brilliant record nj
the past, Ihava noticed an increased interest
in our ..,ayy All over the country. especially IN
Cons resI. An instance OF this was aifordc4
The other dey. when | was before the NiraI
Cor mitteo the rrmhn-s istered 70 me and n y
.usyratlpng with such lLtens' Interest that
heI eve anything | might have suggested would
have been carried out. wen to the building off,
dozen battleshiDe."
Gov. Roosevelt, who cams In late. was no
rJwn for any toast. but made o hrief speech
lie said thar the lesson gained from the late
war vas that we should always no prepared
Tho bet guarantee Of reace. he said. was 4
god navy.
Admiral Pelknap: Our New Navy" Csr'. II
z, TAYLOR: our Navy IN the Future" Can't A
4, Mahan: Our Enlire STATE Lieut.. .Gov
Wo0lr II 18th. Naval Reserves" Capt Jacol
". NJ er; The Buil 'ers OF the Old Navy.
Can't. I, L. HUMPHREYS.
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cataIrh. TAasn affections, IN the acute
form, may pas, ava without treatment,
but they leave "A foundation for chronic
caJarrh in later years. Even Il slight cold
is ncut. catgrrh, und readers the mucous
mrmb, aur- Of the head and throat more
liable 10 chronic Catarrh Afterwards The
chili ia constantly u-slil,d, winter and
summer, with cLtarrh. Auctions OF tho
stOaYach and bowels, collie and diRrrhPa,
are due 20 catarrhal de.angements Of these
organs.
Agrnat many fami'ir5 are learning by
bitter experience that il"sn affections must
he promptly tre1tcd or the cnIld's health il
permanently injured,
Pc-ru-na Is the remedy. No Hmily should
be without i, A. -Oun ms tn" symptoms OF
cold, cough or my other affection Of tGo
throat or stomach is no,cel, Pe-ru-na
should be given according e. directions. 4
vast multitude ul families ar" relying entire
ly upon Pc-ru-Hh for anf,ty IN this direction.
That Pe-ru-na can u" rolled upon is
cvinrcd by he great number Of tustlmo-
MAS which DR.. Hartman Is receiving daily.
Only a very few Ot til Sc can be published.
Only one in a Thousand.
EvNry household should be provided with
DR.. II rtman's free hopk o. O. I'll rrh. Sent
FREQ hy The Ie.ru-na Medicine Co., Column
bus, y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
ART sale NOIES.
Collection Of Paintings and Porcelains to
Re Sold ut Auction Next Month.

Collection Of Paintings and Porcelains to
Re Sold ut Auction Next Month.
Although this winter at its beginning did not
promise much In the way OF art sales, the list OF
annUnacencnts has not yet been completed.
Tho American Art Association is preparing for
an exhibition and sale TO AXE y zoe Ia April at
it's vallrr es and at Chckering Hall which will
rrl .cn; some interesting Iorceiains and paint
ings. The collection ol paintings belonging to
Sir. Frederic Bonner. chiefly Of the Barbizon
school, collection OF antiqne Chinese porce-
lains made by Mr.. William Churchill Oastlry.
AMI sone paintings owned by the MSS o~cistion.
are TO be disposed otat auction. Mr.. Bonnet's
n 'ntinas include. three Illnesses. and five
Wyants. besides Ave Dsubignys. three works
each OF Corot and Jacque. and single examples
Of Troyon. Dia,. Fronentin, Mauve and Vollou.
The IN, ntings belpnClng. to the association
are 10 BE- sold because Of alterations TO be-
made at the galleries, They include several
examples nj Monet, whose followers are O! the
worry appreciatlvc AMI confident nj. There
sro also works by Pierre MiRnarh, Cain.
Sir Thomas Lawrence, ~lsafyaelii and Gains
borough.
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MAMMA DEAD, WIFE SHOT.
THIS WAS THE COUPLE That &C
CUsED POLICEMAN BINNING.

Had Rcen Arrested ~ badger Thieves ana
the Policeman Found II Ont In Time
{, Defeat the Woman's Chrrges-Ths
Man Shoots Her and Kills Himself.
Eugene MAMMA. who was also known TO the
police AZ Eugene Hastings. shot his wl'e
Caroline In the shout or last night and Their
killed himself at their home. 222 West
Forty eighth street. Mrs. MAMMA ran The
house. letting out furnished rooms, and her
husband dii little. according to All accounts.
except drink liquor and tale morphine. Last
night about 81 o'clock ono OF the dodgers. Albert
Robinson. saw him come In at the basement
door. A momcntlater. MAMMA was qunrrclling
with his wife. Robinson saw nim ron n hand
to his hin pocket and. q airing further troub'e.
srrana out the door 10 call a policeman. Then
he heard two shots. and when he got back with
a policeman they found Mrs. MAMMA scream.
ing with pain from a furrow CIV in her
right shou, Ter by the fret shot fred and
MAMMA dead at her feet, shot Through the
head. An ambulance took Mr.. Mamma 10
Roosevelt Hosiital where her wound WAS
dressed. and tEen she went nome again.
Ms MIA was - years old.
police, On h. u ,ght OF Jan. 81 Mrs.. Mamma
wU- arrested NJ Broadway and forty:s"cpnd
street, charged by PO.:c.man Robert, Blnting
with ~lolterin and addressing men. She spent
the night in the s'Q'ior house, but the next
tay ia court she zee AIRED that her arrest was
an outrage. and she VAS discharged from Gus
toty. She eai that when sh. vas arr'st"d she
was merely Haitiug for her husband, who had
stouI 81 into tho St. Cloud Hotel FOR a cigar
She atlerwaid preferred charges against Po-
ltceman blnnin; and mater, looked daiS Tor
him until some one discovered that Nr~ Man
MAS ri"t re WAS - IN. The l.ogues' Gallery
and her husbands was 37l. .
Tho Il APPEARED the couple were arrested
for working the uatger game on Nov. -. 1898,
and getting SO from 4 man They escaped
prosecution because the victim failed to al
pear agains' them. The charges against BIN
MING Nern hlsIn 10 snn
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To Entertain Dew"ys Captains.

The surviving Captains Of the American war.
ships who took part In the battle Of Manila Bay
undnr Admiral Deweg are to 10 the guests Of
the colonial cub ~ q banquet in the club.
house. Brns way and Seventy-second street,
next Thursday evening Aupng those who
will respond to toasts ara President Schur-
man 81 Cornell; United States Senator Bev-
erilsa OF Inlana: Ionu barrett, formerly
Consul NJ sam; PT -ideLt Raymond OF Union
Gov. NoodrrT Wornor Ni',r uni John A..
Tayl)r Among other guest who arc expe ,ted
10 he present ara Gov. Roosevelt. Secretary u
the Navy Long, Rear Admira fh!lip and Capt
Mahan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Can Work
Better
! when he uses
Grape=Nuts

Il can work harder md with better effect on
Grape Suts food than any food ] have ever
used. For days at u time I eat but little other
food besides urarc-Nuts and a little fruit. and
m experience teaches the wonderful nutritive
power and value Of Il,
1T il a great food Tor q man who has little
time TO spend at breakfast. II being fully
cooked and ready for m IMMEDIATE service. Yours
truly" Vim. a. Shinn. sins Sing, n. Y.
Grape NUS furnish nutrlment OF u character
that IL shown upon the user. The person eat
iuy Grape Nut, may not know the reason why
he feels stronger and better; that reason can
BE- "a planned and shown by chemical analysis;
from the grains. that furn ish the gray matter
In the nerve centers Of the human body. and
the proof OF this " best shown by setuaA use
ana sIpsrtenoA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
CAME INFO NONEY SUDDESLY Y.
when He Got II DR.. Dickson waved a
$1,000 Note mt His Landlord.

RICHMOND. Va. March 10 DIR Jamss Dick
son. IN Engli,hman. about atty years old, has
suddenly become well-to-do. He has been
in Richmond tor a short whilo and has earned
a little money as a solicitor o. advertisement
form daily newspaper. WON no came here hehHd
TO walk the larsor par; % he way from Wash.
ington. For ,hirty.s'I hours he lived entirely
on d~oughnuts. Within the last f5w days h.nh-
ley 4 Norris, law yers In Bnltirnore. sent tor Dr.
Dickson. Ho went there and learned that MA
father, who had died in England, Lad left him
considerable money, The .'um o. sl4,pol. in
cash was given to him ani. he was told, thu
about $4,000 would be pad later. DE-. Dick
son on his return hero went back 70 his chenp
boarding house. He was told tnat b. would
hav. to ply. in advance. He pulled OF, q
land ord announced that hereafter no would
board at the finest hotel In tie city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
SELF DEFEN CIR ~ TEyi ~.
A Man Kills Father and son, md Says They
Would Have Killed Him.

DArLAs. Tex, March lO.-A. w. Henson and
his sou, Josenh. were killed near Winnsboro.
in Wood county. Last evening by Henry Brown
ing. Browning and A ". Henson had had fre-
quant %quairels daring the last three years In
efforts to settle he details of a land trade be-
tween them. Yesterday afternoon the parties
met and again quprr"Ilcd and threats were In
dulgod H. Late In Inc day they were thrown
Together again and Browning opened fire on
the Hensous With u shotgun. The elder Hen.
son fell dead at the ilr,t shot. The boy was
felIed with the second shot. lie died about
m'dn ght, Brpcpln, urrended 10 local Of
n..rs, and ms sent II rpl' ~ the county seat,
Quitman. We ips. Is fhRt he Acte1 in solf-de.
fence. a. T. haA long becn he intention OF the
Hensons TO h. him,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
WARSHIP FOR 4 P.tRIS JUNKET.
Boston Councilman Wants to Go Acrosi
the Ocean In Great style.


Boston. March l0.-When Councilman
Charles T. Horrigan OF Ward 8 at the
meeting OF the Council on Thursday
evening offered an order appo!ntinR n
committee to request Of tho Secretary OF
he Navy to give the use Of the United
States cruiser boston or any available wnrship
70 convey tina mentors OF the BO,ton CJuncil
o. the Paris EXPOSITION. nearly every one be.
lieved TINT he WA peruetrating a Joke. When
President Riley refused TO entertain the order.
Mr.. Horrigan says he was surprised.
1T was not a jok, at all" said the member
from Ward 3 last night, Il introduced
tho or Ter because | felt II was a proper suR.
ees,ion AMI | believe II would have passed
both the Council and Boar. Of Aldermen, A.
Secretary Long ia very friendly toward Z 1ston
he light have favored the schc ne. Pc son.
ally. wouldn't care H. T. was a cruiser, gun.
boat or ba,tleship bat Il the Boston could get
around here in time she would suit me per-
~fect.y."
Mr.. Horrigap intends TO relntroduce the
order at the next session o' the council md
may communicate personally will Secretary
Long.
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JUMPID PROM 4 FERRYBOAT.
Young Man with ss1 In His Pocket Tried
Suicide Rescued ny D-ckhand.

AZ the ferryboat Manhattan Beach OF the
East Thirty fourth street Line was entering
her slip at Long Island City at 10:40 O'Clock
last night Christopher Nelson. n dcckhand.
hoard a splash in the water at the
stern OF the boat. A momen' later he
saw young man stru tgllnH IN
the water. Nelson jump"d IN and. with the
assistance OF the other drckhands. pulled tho
young man out. He was taeen 70 ~. Johns
Hospital. where h. was placed under arrest on
The charge ol attrm ntrd suic'lc lie dos rih-d
himself a. Gu-tave Bertrand ~ 1888 L. King
ton aveuue. but refused t. say ANYTHING else
about hiE.s.li, lie haG SN1 IN his pockets and
was well dressed
shortly after midnight a man and woman
who refused to tell their names called at tho
hospital and sal ! that Brr,rard haf started to
visi, his : ,trr In Patylon. J.. |. They laughed
AZ 'he idea OF his attempting to make way with
himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
STEAMSHIP FRAMES OVERDUR
An Earn Liner Which Sailed for Havana Il
n Week Behind Time.

NORFOLK. Va. March 10,-Tho Norwegian
steamship Frames. an Earn liner. Capt
Thorbjo,nsel, which sailed IRON Norfolk for
Havana and Is not yet reported as having ar.
rived. has. It is feared. met with disaster
Among the ships cargo taken on NJ Phlladol.
phia was 500 kegs Of blasting powder. The
Framnes took hor. n deck load Of crrosofe
PIES Thcss are awkward cargo when on de'k
In Gus" OF storm
The tramnes had a crew of about twenty
Ave and one stowaway. She passed Care Henry
outward tonDd Feu. 2B and IL . ra week over.
due. She l. known to- have been at sea dur ng
the s'orm by which r'vonue cuttnr OnOniHgt
was So rough handled. The Framnrs Is a
steel stngls.sc.ew steamship of III tons
register. She Ia ownrd by Fern oy ( Eager,
The ship and cargo are valued at 100000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
ROBBED AFTER FLASHING sroo.
Brnohlyn Man Snys II" WAS Hold Up in
the Street Hero Thieves Missed $3.50.

Edward Ri y. who works with his father. q
man alactlrer OF awnings. at az Fulton street.
Brook N. complained to the Charles street
t,lice last night that he had Just
been held W. IN the street and robbed
Of 500. n had drawn $3.50 from a trust
COMPANY IN Brooklyn in the morning, he said.
and Ia slowed the money away IA tina inner
rockets nj his wtistroat. In pay ~ for a drink
street. he displayed 500. the contents OF ona
rocket. Wen he went out he was seized by
two mon. one held Hm. the other punched
him ami hotw cen them th"v tore open his
wni-'coat and got the SlDO roll. Then they
- - tVNu.y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
BOSTON BANK CLOSES.
The Blackstone National Trsnsfers Its
Business to the shoe and Leather.

BosroS. March lO.-At The CLOSE OF business
to-day the Blackstone National Bank trans
ferred It's business to tie banking rooms 81
the Shoe and Leather National JaNk. The deal
was made ut O Meeting Of the directors OF the
Blackstone this morning. when. alter q long
session. the details Of the change wcrs set.
be llquidatei. This leal was not unex.
perted and rumors nave been cir, ulatel tor
some time thar the Blackstone Bank would
institution. The causes leadlng up To the
present move On The part OF the Directors
Of the Blackstone are many, For some
y ISrv t III BUSINESS InS c,m mas b., been sn iI9T,y
disturhancc In Boston and the liquidation OF
nine banks a year. ago. The moro recent
financial trouble In th's city eliminating In the
suspension Of he Broadway National Bank.
ana later Of the Globe National Bank. was felt
By the Blackstone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
As 4 MORMOv WOULD EDIT Il
Kansas Editor Offers Hts Newspaper to
Roberts of Utah.

FORT ScoTT. Kan March lob J Sheridan,
one Of tia mos, widely quoted Democratic
editors and politicians Of the State, al 1ounces
in his newspaper. the Western S0irt o. faola,
han. that he has rendered that Newspaper TO
ex-Cpngrpssmen Roberts Of Utah for q month,
during which perl Nr. = lh"rts is to edit II as
n Mormon would run it The idra IL 70 give
Rotcr'e The oppo-'uI!ty t. argue thr matter Of
hs recent svunI- GA from e ncr,.s M n give
publicity e. 'he principles o. MOI uonl-ln, Mr.
Shrridan SAYS n ngotiations are pending wi'h
Mr.. pohprts a. this end. m that he Iu"cts %
announce the date OF acceptance soon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Secretary Lo.x and Conersssmsn Take .
Trlp on the Dolphin.

NEWPORT News. Va, March lo,-Ths gun
b-, DCiph;n with Secretary Ions and the
iouse Naval COMMITTEES aboard. arrived here
this afternoon from Washington. The Rear.
sarge fred seventeen guns on her arrival.
Aftcr ms pecting The KearsarTe and exposing
satisfaction At 'hC ,Kc9llcncs ~ c0nstructlon
the plrty vent 10 OH Pc ~ N the Dolphin,
-rlC-row they vii 20 - Norfolk ard from
thofe 10 Washington. reaching Washington on
Nonte' morning
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

FL PAso. Tex. March l0.-Civll Engineer n.
curry Of Na-hvllp. Tenn. has reached the city
today from the interior Of ,ieyico. lie brought
news o; the su .cide at Santiago. Mexico. on
lag' Monday evening OF Stanley Il. Riggs. -
years old. Of New York. Elggs's death was In
Simultaneous. He shot himself In the head.
Santiago is in southern chihuahua, whore a
party Of civil engineers u the Mexican Central
haii way had Their Temporary hea, quarters,
Riggs went TO Mexico two years ago 10 the
hope he shtd Of forgstting a young New York
uirl who had discarded him. before his death
he told his q ouhles to Curry. who was HIS close
friend He said that a short tine after he be-
saInc engaged TO the glri he quarrellel with
his father, Then the young woman broke
or tho Engagement ana he went IN
Mexico. He nal been In Mcylco about 'wo
We ~ following his vocation ~ civil
en.ineer, first In employ o' Chihuahua and
Pacific halfway An afterwari in the service "a
the Mexican Central. The young man. Urcori-
ing TO Curry, WAS constantly brooiing over h. .
troubles, although he seldom spoke o. hiS past
life. A short TINE A.o news reached h,m rom
New York that "A relation had recently
mnrrnd the wonHa 20 whom he was engaged,
n, shock was 100 much Tor h.ggs. ard after
de4tro, ing al his private rapers he retired to
his room aud shot himself.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Fabian Drowned From n Ferrvbont.

Pasquale Cello. a laborer OF 81 James
street. Jumped from the Pennsylvania ferry
boat Washington on h"r6:ij p'c'nck trip to this
city from Jersey CITY last niGlt. md was not
sopn again. with hls tvr u~Iutiers he wa re-
tu ninS HON. rom work. He had been acting
atrann, Y all day and whsn the boat was in
r,idstrsiIn be- ran 10 the 81 .rn a / threw him
self over the railing. TIE boat was stupped.
bn' no trace OF his body was discovered.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Executive Committee of intercollegiate
Bicycle Racing Association Meets.

Amect.ng OF the Executive Committee OF the
Intercollegiate Bicycle Racing Association
was held yesterday AZ the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
The annul gathering OF the organization
will take place next saturday. II WAS decided
that the annual rnce meeting will be held az
Franklin Field. PhIladel phia. on June =
Officers were. nom nated. hut the ticket WIS
not m ado public. 1t Is, understood that the
PRESIDENCY this year will 60 10 Yale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Garnet, Republican club Dinner.

Tie Henry Highland Garnet Republican Club
of Kings county held a dinner last night in
Sumner Hall. Fulton street. Brooklyn. About
two h .ndred guests were present and letters
Of rp.re, were read from President Mckinley.
Gov Roosevelt. Lieut.. -Gov. Woodruff and
senators rIatt an Drew Speeches were
Wsnry Nnr4hall. form r senator John y Gl"en
ri ohio school Commla-iUner samuel Scottron.
Walter r. Atterbury and Commissioners George
l. NlnlJn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
A,chbtsbop Sees "a Record Made.

Archbishop Corrigan escorted q party OF
visitors to Fire Headquarters yesterday after
nom and the nromcn CAV" an exhibition ~
uuiCE bitcbing for the party ana built u chain
ollie ladders to IN" roof ~ the building. sev.
nrni of Inc visitors were lrum Washington and
others from san Francisco. Hook and Ladder
COMPANY Us made n reco-i htGh. They. w.ro
ready lor the street In i've seconds MAJOR
George Montague Wheeler. Y. u, A. timed
thsU.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Divorce for Mira Louise Kessel.

Supreme Court Justice Dickey Of Brooklyn
has granted Louise Kessel M absolute divorce
from John Frederic Kcssel Tn pIair IN =
lauyhter u he late Assem- blyman JOhu lsatt7,
IN the defendant 10 q sou o.. Adam hes@el, q
prominent Williamsburg '-l'tician.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

Enclosed nnd a picture OF, my two little girls who col mt b" without thor prrnnA
They hayeh both had the uclste snc last wrote to you but event through thes ckness
I gave them the crunA
ave have used Fe.ru.na constantly for the past Two years with
our children and have received the n,JSf satisfactory results. We would
NOT be without it, The youngest one, Elsie is the one int had brOn-
chaI trouble, and had IL NOT been for your medicine size would have
choked to death. IL has done wonders Tor her Yours gratefully,
Mrs. H. n OvernIrn.
2SO5 Winston Ave, Cinin ran, o."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Special Policeman Kills Himself.

Georre Hdl!er. n years Old. a special police
man at 2 mer Pars. committed au side yeAter-
lay b" showing minseli through the heart N
mis- room n the hotel. He was III AM despond-
ent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

Ih,s. the Leasing and Letting Season,
finds you probably guessing as a. Just were
10 locate desirably. An advertisement In X
SUN will relieve You Of much nnxlety and
brine you in contact with those who " = what
yOu f~eQuirer-A6N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11

Persona Of sonpd Substance and Good
standing
read 1,Hr Suy. You may reach them through
the Advertising columns. DesiSaDlt assoclAr
lions with pleading results have oesn fosmeo
through this mediuUclA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
MCSZKOWSKl says:

MUDLKOWNKI says!
"Any one hiddenh a room
near by who will hear the
Pianoh for the first time will
surely think that II Is a great
virtuoso that plays"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
SAUER says:

SAUER says:
81 can freely say that tho
f,inOh gives me more pleas
uts than | have had from
thousands Of so-ailrd treAu
Of pianiStt effort"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
TIE sTArwARr CHILD Of THE ERIE CANAL.

THE cOmn"r tal supremacy ~ Nrw lork ~
the .talwtrt cn!,I oi III Erie ana; u never
had md ,"ds no other protector. han the
Er'o Gael. r'hi"h even IL i'S present lisgrare-
iul aHl decrepit condition - ,:ho cr st"st rail-
road rnte regulator upon this continent is
future /. secure because an aroused and
mighty poor eareg going 'oCnlarge, improve and
mulerni,e II. So that II shall he as IL n high
way for tho crossing our state to-
dav snd IN the distant future T. Il was for that
Of ISIS" NIL
sponda1 % no tnNst: The Canal and our In
1ustrioi pave,ornar's." The cost OF tie canal.
hs SAID. wonl' he slight 10 proportion TO The
ianpf; IL ", ND bring. and ne cave figures TO
Illustrate how light tho taxation f'ri' would be
Among ,hoPe yresent were ; /. Avery, II. {:
Brewster. John Z. Crimmlns, Zen. Howard
carroll, Raymond jenkins SHEPPARD Knapp, J.
KAY, T. A. Mcintyrs,y Ioescr. ". $. Lambert.
Evan Thongs, William ] Young. j.. r.
WiGSdsma, Samuel Ih2 shsIioa pT ana r +, a.,
Oulnhy.