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RIGS SMASHED ~ rHO ACCIDENTS.
Troiiey.AutomobileR Race starts = Runaway
Arrest In Eighth Avenue.

Mr. and Mrs. Ignatz Dempritz of 2O4 West
Thirtv.fourth street, returning from drive In
The Bronx Yesterday afternoon met a trolley
car and automobile racing on the hill leading
10 Macomb's Dam road, and their horse in a
fright turned short throwing Mrs. Demprits
on, Of the runabout, The trolley ear
iust grazed the runabout aud then the horse
hotcd. At tho corner OF Seventh avenue
DempritH was thrown out and Mounted Police
man htureis of the Hi9hbridge station started
after the runaway. shouting at the top OF his
voice to warn the drivers OF other vehicles.
with which III" avenue was crowed. he caught
the an imal AZ lI3i street The horse was out
about the legs and The wagon was smashed Nj.
and Mrs Damprit2 had escaped with a Tow
minor bruises They went home in cab.
Harry Mclean, harness maker. OF 6O4
kingshridg avenue, was arrested Yesterday
afternoon at Sevonty-sixth street and Eighth
avenue on charge Of reckless driving. pre-
ferred by James Corvan OF i343 West Fifty-hgth
street. McLnan's buggy colllded with Mr. Cor
vans rig near Seyenty.siNth street. and Mr..
Corvan and Miss Somers OF .+3 West Fifty
fourth street who was driving out with him.
were thrown out. as was Mclean, and ba ily
hruyei After the collision McI.ean's horse
ran away down the avenue turned into Gem
tral Park at Seventy second street, and was
caught on the middle drive. opposite Sixty
sixth street by Mounted Policeman Fancy.
The Coryan buggy was demolished. and Cor
van. Mclean ant Miss Somers were taken to
the Arsenal. where Mclean was held on Cor
van : charge,
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WOMPN ~ me SAENGERFEST.
United singers Organizing Chorus of
Female Voices.

The delegates to the United Singers Of
BROOKLYN at A meeting Yesterday in Arion Hall
devoted much time TO the question OF organi2-
ing wOmens chorus To- participate in the
singing festival which ia to be held in the
Thirteenth Regiment Armory in july. Notices
were sent to the forty societies embraced in
the United Singers some time ago requesting
that an effort be- made 10 organize such n
chorus Tho trion Society. the Arion Quar-
tette the Brooklyn Boss Bakers Ge-aHgverein.
the Cecilia Saengcrbund, tho COncoriia OF East
New York. the German IiedcrkranH, the Fried
rich Glueck puArtette. III" Srhwacblschen
Sacngerbund AMI tho Williamsburg SaanRer-
bund announced yesterday that they hat either
selected women chOruse- or were about to do
80 Delegates from other societies suggested
that the Music Committee OF the singers. to
which $1,000 had been appropriated Tor the
festival. he requested to assist them forming
chorus, After cons derahle debate the matter
was LEFT TO the Music Committee Tor action
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DON'T WANT THIS BISHOP.
HlvAvi ,OWuIrTEE WILL iSh NOR.
SRaRRIIu 10 arr or.
Cuban bishop IL wanted Havana Press
SIN Discussing Mr. Runrie's Criticism
Gen. Ludlow Giyes n sunday Evening
Reception to secretary Of War Root.

Gen, Ludlow 'lNfs Evening
Reception to secretary Of War Root.
Sp,eia, Clbr H,spoth 10 1nt SuS.
HAVANA, March II The opponents OF Bishop
sharretI have decided to appoint II committee
o, four to rall on him and respectfully protest
against his presence here. The protest will
not be az linst him personally. but Officially
G.n Maxmo Gomez was made chairman o'
the committee but II Ia not known set whether
b.yill accept The tone OF the speakers at
IN. meeting last night was extremely mod.
,rate II Bishop Sbarretti declines 10 resign
..itIssxpected he will IL Is planned to con-
tlnue the agitation. The feeling against the
new Bishop is. however. evidently cooling
The resignation Of Nj Runce from tho
Finance. Laws and Electoral Commissions
continues to be the topc Of conversal lon and
newspaper comment The Hh'm says that
Mr. RuncIe should leave the island or he will
continue to influence Gen Wood. The Lr"hd
says that some OF tho attacks upon M Euncie
were made by friends Of cx-Secretary oI state
Capote and eX.Secrctary Of Justjcs Lanuza on
account Of the way h. censured 'he admins
tra,lun Of zen. Brooke who was largely guided
by Capo,e and Ianuza The PAPER declares
that Senior Mora attacked Mr. Euncie in the
columns Of the Ih'rid in order to get at Gen.
Wood, who had depnsed him. and Sehor Mes
.onier who had proposed in the City Council
that the resignation OF Mr.. Runcie should not
be asked for. but that his remarks derogatoy
To the Cubans should | g censured
Sehor Mes-onier opposed the move on the
ground Of Inconsistency IN demanding the re-
signation ~ Mr. Runrie and doing nothing in
the ease of Gen Ludlow, and also because he
agreed with much Of Mr.. Runces article
against the former administration, He did not
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McGraw and i,obnson VIII Sot Play n,
1T. IOuIs

BALTIMORE, March II There is turbulence
again in tho baseball surface here. The new
eruption came tonight a, Manager Htnlon's
home in this city where a conference wds held
by Hanlon. Won der Horst D. Haq- Robson.
McGraw aud Robinson The utmost -crrccy pre-
vailed while the meeting lasted bur T. ar lpngth
came out that the trouble came ohou, over
the sale u NcGraw. Robinson and keistar ~
-. Louis. Robbie" and MrGraW m..p Ilrr"ly
went over the traces with a huge hiuh ThrF
both deciared omphntira.ly that thry Wouli no
20 10 81. Louis. and II Hanon insisted upon
his daa thcy would simply not play bail.
city ~ prefnirnce, n il generally conceded
that thev would rather go 10 New ork or per-
haps PhladeThia. II j. thought that auD,heg
matter will hc discussed iurhrr
You can put 1t down positively slld liOli-
u-Ou and MGGraw. that We viii not 60 to -
Louis aud you can stick a Din IN that
statement
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o. .iut yuiU,-t0Tt l.'Hsih'. 'ON a'r tu ht~} N.
l,,,. ~ confidence ~ your own Iulucut tu maxi q
.t..l 4, s,r,riru VIII Nuu trust me e. 10, p &c..
put am business man ant rLu .'upk farm O..
r., cation ami tue ploasGrr " hrcvdIL!. Arluu..
,N,l s,u head ut hu.-t, aud nt. hay, at ;hr farm
;h,rr ir lIwly,a lut ut good ones. VIII name f".,
ur tnicr fast l1dd'teIs Heller VI. record =.!It.
I-.3 hands, bay NJ louktI dph' AIDED, Er'sl lonv
,ing,r and double, sA5u Ma. Christ r',ogd.
parins " .Os; has Ion" mil"s ~, aiUlvs Jog.
- vt ON road and speeds 81 irut down to 80 D. n
uushad below this, PAGES. hand 'uIne about ~. ~
hands KIND IN aI, harness; $3.50. Dlrectrc.-. black
mare i5a blocky luIlt, mn" action 2.30 speed.
bold going str"n bone. uphcalcd s3jC. And many
others AL ages sizes, nlnds. ~, f.. 4 Wells. The
Rnuch.on Man" Tlu.1ta Grand II J,r.sy city; or.
stock Farm" Glen VI ,ore, Mercer Co v j.. vi,
Ilbertr 81 ferry, Oh rhla. 4 X Il W., 10 minutes
from \ l.-Idr.
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INTENDS TO FlST TTE>IY-ONE DaYS.
A 22s-Found Boston Woman Eschews
Food 10 Reduce Her Weight.

Bos1oN March ll-tnoher faster has
entered the field, and thi, time l. is woman.
Mrs Johanna Kurz Of CIiitonhatc. who weighs
80 pounds aud is A. years Old Shc is not
cschewing food in the interests Of science.
she siaiply want. to reduce her weight. which
she says II far too great Tor comfort aud totally
ont Of proportion inI woman who IL natu-
rally small honed. Mrs kurZ ate her last meal
THURSDAY and was mpt by q reporter when ON
her daily trip TO the grocery store scales She
sald 1t was not her first fast, a. she had gone
without food for eleven days about "A yeara
and believed she cDnll r'sis' the tnmp'atiOn
for twenty-One dnys II she r"ay made NJ her
mind tu do il. Mrs kur2 will have n phvslcian =
advice during the period. Tor III" say, she docs
not intend to iuIutr hrr health 4 ,ne r4n help
IT, Il want to b" thin aud well, Ih" said
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GAVE HIMSELF UP FOR HOMICIDE
Oarman Killed n Nan at Kentucky Dance
and Couldn't sleep Thereafter.

C,RLINyrLLE. ILL.,. March IA NJ. Garman
4 native Of Kentucky, came to this city and
told the Sheriff he wanted TO surrender for
killing aman on Christmas night near LIVER
moro. Nv. The Sheriff tolcgraphei for in for
nation. The Kentucky authorities confirmed
the story. Garman told this story to the
Sheriff
AT the residence OF John Clarke near Liver.
more. 4 dance was given. John Frog" and
we're enemies and each was in love with Lille
Lambert Froce was drunk and in 'he ball
room he trpped me- When | asked him for AN
explanation he whippei out two ravolyrrs and
began shooting AT me- firing eight shots
rushed TO neighbor's near by, secured shot
gun and returned. at which time he began
shooting again. ! fired and blew the top II hi.
head of. Ny father advised me- to leave the
State ard have had 10 peace Of mimi sine"
] could not sleep, work or think. and knowing
! can prove self defence, decided 10 give my
reliup.'
Tho Governor had offered reward for him
The Kentucky sheriff arrived here tonight.
The sun., 1900-03-12
~ THE "kOSHEE" NFfT TRADE.
swift & Co. Purchase Plant In This city
to Cnmpeie WITH Ucbrcw Parkers.

CHICAGO. March ! ll.-Swift 4 Co. the packers
Of this city, are about to begin competition for
the "koshnr" meat trade Of New York city
They have purchased the Eastman packing
plant ia New York and will soon have Jewish
rabbi installed ther" 10 personally attend to
the blood-letting part O. the process OF prepir-
ine cattle and sheep for the maiiiri, so that the
M eat will be acceptable 10 the strict observers
of Hebrew customs The capacity Of the plant
j. 900 cattle u dnv. besides sheep and ar
rangrmcntS will be made To handle a big
poultry business In addition
The extension Or the Swift business to the
New York market IL an innovation on the part
Of hiragO packers. swift and some others do
a Kosher business IN Chicago, bat nom" Of
them has entered into competition with New
York Hebrew packing firms before.
The sun., 1900-03-12
Police Haven't Got Musher.

The police haven't found Nathan Musher. the
missing East Side note broker Isaac Green
burg Musher's iather-ln-law. and Morris
Musher. Musher's nineteen -year-old brother.
who were arrested on Saturday Just before the
Lucania sailed. with tickets for three passen-
gers in their pos session. were remanded at
Jetre rson Market yesterday.
Musher has dealt extens sively in paper on the
lower East Side for the past four or five years
and his notes are scattered all over the dis
trict. II Is believed that many OF them are
good A number oi men called at Police
Headauarters Yesterday. who said they held
some " the notes II will take some DAYS.
according TO the detectives. TO ascertain the
amount OF papsr he had out.
The sun., 1900-03-12
The Sunday Evening Concert.

ar. Grau vert outside Of his own company
to fnd the chief soloist FOR last nights con-
cert. and sci cted Vladimir de Pachmann. who
has been heard before during the present sea-
son at the Metropolitan Opera House, and in
deed in the same numbers lie gave last night
These were Chopins Andan,c Splnato and
Polonaise Brilliant, and a group Of smaller
compositions by Schubert, Schumann. Weber
and Chopin. II is needless to say that the
pianist delighted his hearers
The concert offered some other Interesting
features Nine. Su2ane Adams sang n waltz
by her husband which was graceful and wifelv
The sun., 1900-03-12
MR. CTRTIS WAS IN DEMAND
Made Nice-President OF tho Now Haven BE.
cause Rapid Transit Men Wanted Him.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March lit has been
learned from leading New York railroad man.
who is spending Sunday in this city. that II
fayette S. Curtis hadn't bsen elected Fourth
Vice. President OF of the New York and New
Haven Railrosd at the directors meeting in
New York on saturday there was every likeli-
hood that Mr.. Curtis would have been ap-
ponted .ngneer-in-chei OF the proposed
known that the directors OF the New Haven
Railroad were aware OF aproposition from the
offtrlals who are In charge OF the Rapid Tran.
vices as engineer in .chief The directors de-
eide 4 TO hold on 10 Mr., Curtis and they made
him Fourth Vice. President as well as extended
OF the road
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u D VIOV Q. m SOLE BOTTLERS,
h. b. MIN u Uu. NEW YORK.

attention and moreover gave tho audience
pleasure In the other part of the pro-
grsmmr she sud ienly advanced to Mozart and
gave "NOi Che Sapete' very charminRy
Nine. Schumann- llenk'- contribution to tbs
prOgramma was the serious air from Bruch's
''Odysseus' which AUDIENCES aiways applaud
because they expect the mora frivolous drink
ing song Of UOniYetti tp follow.
Sig CamIauari, whose beautiful voice il
always enInvcd by the SUNDAY evening gather
inRs and Nile Olit2ka replacing Miss Strong.
were the other soIul-tS Emil paur conducted
the orchestra in numbers hy Mozart, Reinsky.
korsakoiI ana strauss, The programme con-
tained admirable variety in the offerings and
was in tho main well delivered.
The sun., 1900-03-12
Cedar street Highwaymen Caught.

Michael Mccarthy OF % Washington street
was attacked in Cedar street on Monday night
by two men. who beat him senseless with a
milk bottle. and robbed him Of SOB He gave
arrested Patrick Cox Of 100 Park Row and
Anthony j. Donoghue ot l37 Washington
street Mccarthy identified them yesterday
and Magistrate Brann held them in $4,000 bail
each for examination.
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For Scholarships mt Notre Dame

CHICAGO. March 1l.-Ths establishment OF
several scholarships In the University OF Notre
Dame was made known yesterday by the con-
veyance Of property worth $4,000 from
Catherine Ford to the college The property
Ia on Washington boulevard. east OF Hermitage
avenue. From the income the university is TO
maintain as many SCHOLARSHIPS as possibl A
full scholarship is worth $500 q year. n there
shal be sufficient funds available for two full
scholarships. they arc for the benefit OF the
most deserving pupils oiSt. Jarlath Parochal
school Of Chicago.
The sun., 1900-03-12
schooner Sunk In Chesapeake Raw

NORFOLK. Va. March IL Capt. Miller OF the
British steamer Golden Cross, upon arrival
here to-day. reported that a small vessel.
probably a schooner. lies sunk in Chesapeake
Nothing is known here Of the wreck, and Il is
believed. since no report OF the wreck has been
received that the crew OF the sunken vessel
was lost, Only the tip OF the masts OF the
wreck were visible above water
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The Weather.

FAR weather prevailed generally over th. country
Yesterday, save for cloudiness and some light rain
III the Northwest due to a storm IN that section
which Was pushing in from the North Pacific ocean
This depression WAS csusing most decided ri.. IN
temperature throughout all the central States and
the upper Mississippi aud Missouri valleys The r-,
was 20 to 40 degrees and the maximum touched be
tween 80 aud 20 degrees There was also an area o.
high pressure in the Southwest throwing or warm
southery winds.
In the Middle Atlantic and New England Stass Il
was slightly cooler because ~ an area " hixh rres
sure over the lake regions.
Yesterday in this city vas fair and slightly colder
winds northwest, average velocity twelve miles Al
hour average humidity. ~ per cent; baron eter
corrected > read 70 sea level ASA VI, agsy r
". 2s,a3
The Temperature a. recorded by the OH, Al thor
mome'r, and also bs TuE StS's Thermometer a. the
street level. is shown in the annexed t,hl,
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S,c,aI can Inds in the River.

Carl Foster came over from fischcr's Hotel
In Jersey Cty III Saturday right To- visit friends
on steamer lying at Pier Ii East RIVER. iIe
III. led his footing ami fell into the river when
he left hI~ friends about O'Clock in the morn
iug lie chung to the piles, calling tor help ami
CaIt John Peterson, OF the barge Hudson and
UDuud~mau Jrdcka ~ the old slip station
hoard him Peterson climbed down to the man
with 4 rpp, Urh T. around his waist and hr
wa, hauled M TO the pier
The sun., 1900-03-12
Fallows Is For Austin.

George G. Austin gave out for publication
Yesterday letter that he had received from
Assembyman Edward II. Faows. Assembly
man Fallovs comes out in support OF Austin In
the Twenty first district declaring that the
reasons advanced by Gruber for his election
are neither sincere nor sound. Grubers poll
Cles and acts. the latter says are purely per-
sonal and are hot. therefore. entitled 10 public
support Mr. Fal!ows at the close OF his letter
said that he hoped that Mr.. Austin would
win the fRht and that he believed that he
The sun., 1900-03-12

Anualr ,h..I. two WoutL- o.u. Wa. found uu !,
s,urut tur utiirc otth, Oak crest Improvement com
Ilny AZ tpuey Island cuuc and Manhattan Bra !,
railroad crossing v'st'rdIE morning 1hc infant
Wa Il IT IN tunnel and hUd on = lac" zap she wa
turned OVER 10 the care a.; tn rlty n"rse.
The Iu.it.o taken hy Corporation Counsel Nhalcu
on the prevailing rate uf waSs-' Law will he fulIy
discussed by the muulbers uf III BROOKLYN League
at lis rsguIlr me, ting this evening, IN - expected
that some action will be taken hv tho league giving
rlsr to taXpayerS suit lvonght IN order have the
courts COustcue the l.N under which the Corpora.
Hon Counsel IL acting.
The sun., 1900-03-12

The Manhattan Republican Clut OF the
Twenty-third Assembly district. has for
warded TO Gov Theodore Roosevelt set Of
resolutions adopted by the club at a meeting
last week. The resolutions warmly indorse
his adj ministrat as Governor. and compli-
men him on his "sagacious leadership, his
consistent adherence to the principle OF ap.
ponting only good men TO office. and his fear
less anu tirelesS devotion TO the welfare OF the
State and its people The resolutions declare
that thr welfare Oi III. entire nation az well ~
Of the State Of New York demand that he be
rp,lertnl lIONernOr.
The sun., 1900-03-12
Onconta LAWYER In the Insane ward

Edwurd Lock wood. lawyer o. Onronta, Of
,eco county, was committed to Bellevue for
examination as To his sanity Yesterday tie
forced his way into Webster Hall on SATURDAY
evening" according to the JantOr, demhndlug
that -omehCdr's body be given 10 him. and was
arrested when hr would not - away Nagts-
tratc lhmmrr INSTRUCTED the rOdrc to notify
\ v lockwood Ot orange. \, j Il brother of
No. prisoner. q, hr, Wh,Iranouts.
The sun., 1900-03-12
What Are the Police For

\ lrowsy looking man walked into a
west side police station on Saturday night
and throwing half dollar on the desk, re-
marked TO the sergeant IT'S bad"
'Wcll;' asked the sergeant.
Get me d good one" demanded the man
You're the police"
Where did YOU get it,
How 40 | know? That's for you TO find out.
You RI The police
"Cmph. said the sergeant when the
stranger had gone away unsatisiled. another
man convinced OF the inefliciency Of the force"
The sun., 1900-03-12
Monument for Iincoln's Mother.

INDIANAPOLIS. March The Nancy Hanks
Lincoln Memorial Association. at meeting
held IN this city. has decided to accept the
proposition OF j. =. Culver a Springfield. H.
contractor. to erect free OF charge, a monu.
rlent over the grave ~ Lincoln = mother, near
Lincoln CITY. Spencer county. this State Mr.
Culver isreDuilding the Lincoln monument at
Springfield
The sun., 1900-03-12
l,ridve Engineers Again stri>. Foundation
Rock

II was said yesterday that the men employed
10y Contractor Bernard Rolf. who has charge Of
the submarine drilling for the bridge which is
10 span the Fast River from Pike street lan-
haitian, to Washington street. Brooklyn. had
struck solid rock on tho loot of Washington
street hu rock l. about ninety feet below
the surface Of the water.
The sun., 1900-03-12
IN, Rev, pr. BurrelI Recovering

Ths Rev Dr David Jane, Eurrr1, pastor lr
the MarbIa collegiate church, has been IN for
more than week Al hi, home. giS West
S,,v"utv.illih street He has Undergone Sigh,
n.' n,rrmg that lie was dolnG nlrr0y ard
w,u'l hr out again ~ about ten day
The sun., 1900-03-12
Wreck Of the Planet Mercury

HALIFAX. y. s. March II The tug Wanda.
cruising about the neigh borhood OF the sup
posed wreck OF the Elder Dempst,r steamer
Planet Mercury. has found q part OF a steam
er's deck floating. II Is thought now that the
wreck occurred on the shoal southeast OF Seal
Island
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NOTES or MUSIC Events.

M. rs,,,,, ., u,,,i v,r,oau ,vho s.loc,sb
', "u' s,. m''J ,,' ,>,,,I
the occahIoh 10 ih,ronuce ahcW "orh 10 Ioca'
| audiences the performance OF DvOrak's sym
nhony nun,h,r in Il. Scbubari's uunn
'.n.,.n - -. Xii. a,,i ~.
ished SSmphohy' acaptIce lor NioI'h hhu Or
chestra a nd the prelude TO Nagners Tristan
md Isold," ware the con,.nts 81 the liberal
- ,,f,oa A., p,,unar
ptoslaWHe Pro'IuTu 10y 'nt 'h''h"i
monte Society At its sixth concert OF
the praseu, season in Carnegie Hall ON
s,,ursay rich, n N,r,..m hos M, heon
heard here Tor several years and returning
"a he did with tho new rouce,to ty
,h, sa,,I,,,o,.ia,, ,,,,,,,,,,, H., o,,o,o1
a.. .,o,i, 80 -, ,ha aaIois,s si,
,,n,,, ,onon.,, ;s 4, ,ho ,s,,,,I ,,,raa r,,,,..
-. 40, oon.r,,oa h,. ,a,.narJ T.. ,,,rlo,
a, n.,ar,I a., h,, ,.,,.,,, n,J .i,,,,,,;,, Tb.
ao,,naaa. T. ,.inli,is, a,I H., nas ,,,n,'.I,,.
nada ,ho worL y, mo .nI, T,,,,,n,n,,, o,.
,,au,,, ,,a,a,,,l to. ,ho ,,o,for,,or uh,, ann,
end r,art, ~ ,scbnicoI dIe,cn,,ins n ovsrco,ro
IN a.. a., ,o,o,nan, a., o,nor,,,,,i,,
., ,,,L ,,o.n,r ,,,,,.i,al t.oiia,, Il, a.,
..oonJ and !, ,h, ,lird ro,n g.,
,,,,, n,o,,i,,, ,rLo .oaa,l ,,,,,,o,,,..,,, .,
the most original OF the three and in the
others the malodlc quality is more dlshn-
oy nsge5 S Hnm
e, 10 n
com com mbn9tiou "t brnsdtb md eIsesnce nv vTiIirv
oI W ,;n XXX XIX leg ntiy ,a
ch,r,ct.rlst,c q Of his u'svinU ""' ''N''
cnr' mo-. , u. W. ~ Sor o,oo mara tho
| n wa nLeanufn ~ h,ai pnue 'iore 'l"
AZ, 5ah, Rh hiI"nro,ui "avm " "wnen ,t .o' ~
i, o', ai,a aT nn ,rah n,iio h,,, w, n
mT, tmSsd hsa, nIavo tn, n,,b, rar n, -" ~
@ rws ~ ~ ~ ~, IL UNI, =, y
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nO,ionai .uv ,ron T, I"' ~ ". @ az,
n,an,r an ttIa1 -, .,raa, a.. ~ @ :,
uotvptch ~ Mpt 'uuoh,eHu ~ s,vae ttatse ~ she maS
ntarsT "FmI psnr oontnn1.S ,,I nho,.aS
r,, III .J,n IN, i,, ~ W & anu e,,o
" >" ~
,,s,, %. IN y" uiua' ".'c, ,"oo' "
na'. '"e ,'7e ~ ".' wi, ,Vl'' 'oi
."o ""' ', us, u.'o' VI sou"s
'eop'e ,. nv ~ 'na' '"e you'"'u' "
auu'.o'o a. '''I.', ""'' ,a"eu "
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I.p =, , ',' NV
Oo'H WV" y ' t 49, """e, "ose
WV '''' "o :" "o'o"'ns ~
music may never acquire 'hat iaculty from
hearing Mr DamrOschs's concerts and his ex-
nlanations of what they mean Rut n ia oar.
- , y 20 ooi
tam that those III me audiences capable oi
enjoying music VIII find much more
pleasure IN listening TO il with the knowl-
edge and understanding to be de-
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The time will come when the good that
exists in all schools will be recognized and
utilized. That il the keystone ui Munyon' :
system Al his Improved Homeopathi"
Institution he constantly employs a stat,
of skilled specialists. who are graduates of
all schools These eminent physicians
who are on duty day ana night, examine
every patient, prescribe the necessary rem
ady and advi4e thn best course To follow 20
become well entirely without charge. II u
2J-rent remedy will euro your aflIction.
that remedy will be recommended II your
case il So severe ~ to require Electrical
treatment, that course will be adyorate ed.
But in every ra-r YOU have tn. entire SER
Vice o' n physician without cost
II you 10 not need the advice of phy-i-
clan Munyon's Improved Homeopathic
Remedies are on sale al every druggists
The list of remedies comprises separate
cure for each disease, aud each vial is So
Labeled there ran hr no mistakr
II YOU nave the rheumatism tIN MunyOn khru-
ma-u N cure: II iOu have cold Try Li- Cold ture.
II vou have Dyspepsia, try hi. Dyspepsia cure; II
you have an Kidney trouble try his Kidney Cure.
MunyOn has specific remedy for most every die
ease: mostly 20 cents AZ any drug stO-e. Munyon's
Inhaler cures Caarrh, Grippe. Bronchitis. etc.
Pricc, Loo with all medicines complete. II you
need medical advice.
Nupx xon,s Duct tors Free NO- RROADW Az.
The sun., 1900-03-12

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'yI'd"'d, W" J'"v. ,dr and co odII ins"iy
Jar and ~drm,r Jr>'h NORTH wind.
For the District of Columbia Delaware and May.
land, snow followed by clearing In early morning.
fair and cold to-day; Tuesday far aud warmer
fresh north winds.
For western Pennsylvania and western New York.
fair and continued cold to-day; Tuesday fair and
warmer; fresh north ~ ssss Winds,