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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
News In Brief.


A wheelman's organization has decided
to build cycle path around the shore
of Bemidji lake.
A barn belonging to liver Holen near
Belview was burned. Six horses were
burned to death. and one wagon, several
sets of harness and a large amount Of
hay were also destroyed.
The citizens of the northern end Of
Cass county propose to form a new coun-
ty, taking land from Beltrami and Itasca
counties.
The little child of ]. Mork. of Crooks
ton, swallowed fly poison. The doctor
prescribed milk. which may be worth
remembering.
In the election contest over the mayor
atty of Duluth. Henry Truelson. appel
liant, against T. w. Hugo. respondent. the
decision of the st. Louis county district
court in favor of Hugo. republican,. was
yesterday affirmed by the decision of JUS
tice Brown of the supreme court
While loading hay near Mora James
Robinson and team were killed by light
ming.
Faribault expects an automobile factory
will be located there.
w. F. Kunz. the superintendent of the
Hastings public schools for the past year.
has resigned to accept an appointment
as chemist of the state dairy and food
commission.
The Merchants Bank of Duluth will go
out of existence. The depositors are
being notified to withdraw their accounts
The institution is perfectly solvent. but
will be consolidated with the West Du-
luth Bank.
Joseph Ceret has commenced suit for
$1,000 damages against John Paskiewicz.
of Winona. Ceret claims that the dog
of Paskiewicz attacked his son. throw
ing him down, fracturing his leg and
bruising his head.
The 18-months-old son of Henry Zelli-
man, of Young America. fell into a cattle
watering trough and was drowned
broken fiange threw a car load OF
logs from the track at Crookston. and
the coal shed was almost wrecked.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
1t NOnplused Her.

Mrs. Malaprop-And then, after all,
when l got to the convention hall the
man at the door said: Sorry, madam,
but you can't get into the hall without
q ticket"
Mrs. Gabbil-Gracious, what did you
20 then?
II didn't know what to do. I vas
completely ne plus" - Philadelphia
Press.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
In Greater Demand.

He came in the Office with book
under his arm.
81 hear that you intend visiting the
great exposition?"
"Well, yes"
''Then let me sell you How to Go to
PARISH"
"No, but have you book How to
Get Back? Chicago Evening News.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
MAY Increase Rates.

The present fee for inspecting grain In
carload lots may be increased by the
state railroad commission. The fee was
Is cents per car last year. The legisla-
ture provided for two state boards of
appeal, which materially increased the
cost of conducting the grain inspection
department. and the fee was increased to
Is cents per car, in order to meet the
additional expenditure.
There was a small surplus to the credit
Of the commission at the time, but the
years grain crop was not so large that
the surplus was added to. or even kept
up. This year there will be a greater
shortage than for some time, and con-
sequently the commission may not de-
rive adequate revenue from inspection.
1t Is strongly intimated that a 25-cent
fee will prove insufficient to meet the
expenses of the inspection department.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
Walked In His Sleen.

Thomas Miller. a member of the state
militia. of Morris. Mimi, walked out Of
rear window on the third floor of the
Mankato hotel. in Minneapolis. early in
the morning. and was picked up uncon-
scious on the pavement. His jaw was
fractured. several teeth were knocked
out and he was otherwise injured. He
was taken to the city hospital. 1t is
supposed the accident was due to his
walking in his sleep.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
Not Exactly baseball.

Dolly Swift-Why are so many of the
girls fairly throwing themselves at
young Munniman?
Sally Gay-Because he is such good
catch, presume.-The Smart Set.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
Damage win Reach $1,000, 900.

Arcola, H., Aug. 3.-Authentic re-
ports received in this city by men who
have covered the broomcorn district
indicate that Wednesdays storm DAM
aged the growing crop to the extent of
ST ,OOO,O00 From one end of the dis
trict to the other the corn is fat on the
ground.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
Exports of BreadstufTs.
Our exports of breadstuffs compare

Farmers will notice how these ex-
ports steadily declined during the last
democratic free trade administration,
and how much larger our exports of
breadstuffs have been under the repub-
lican administration, and protective
tariffs.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
Demand for Provisions.

Exports of provisions from American
or SAT, 100000 more than in 1896. This
sort of expansion is what the demo-
Gratis call imperialism"
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Game of Chance,
U"t OI S""HCcs
man met a bull in a field.

A man met bull in field.
''I'll toss you to see who stays" said
the bull.
He tossed and the man lost.
The moral is that it is never safe to
indulge in games of chance, especially
when all the odds are against YOU
Philadelphia North American.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
The Treasury Surplus.

Receipts of the national treasury for
the fiscal year just ended were $685.
9ss, 94s, and the expenditures $4s7,759,-
III, making surplus for the year of
SCI, 229,777.
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State Cash.

The states fiscal year ended at the close
Of business yesterday, with cash deposits
in banks amounting to s2,169 37.52.
State Treasurer Keorner's balance
sheets show large increases over last year
in the permanent university fund and in
the permanent school fund, and in other
respects the financial condition of the
state is satisfactory.
The permanent university fund this
year is credited with cash and securities
amounting to 1925. 300. At the close or
business year ago its credit was $780,
300. The increase for the past year
amounts to sS6.OOO The permanent school
fund amounts to s6.77S. 6775. as against
Sc, 074,022.4 AZ last year. an increase of s7O2,-
7452
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-08-10
Escaped Taxation.

The board of equalization at Duluth,
made the discovery that valuable rail-
road bridge over which the Northern Pa
cifc road runs to West Superior, has
been left off the tax rolls. 1t had been
supposed that it was railroad property
and therefore exempt. but 1t was found
that it is in the hands Of a bridge COM
pany that collects rent for it's use from
the railroad. and that has been escap-
ing taxation for years. The Duluth half
of the bridge. which goes to Superior,
will be placed on the rolls
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Indoor Games at Cornell.

ITHACA. March 10.-Cornell athletes did ex-
ceediLSly good work in the indoor meet held
in the gymnasium OF Thursday night. Trainer
Moakley prophesies that Cornell's competitors
In track events this year will have no easy task
to defeat her, The two most striking events
were the pole vault in which event Deining
easily cleared ten feet. and the forty-yHrd hur-
dies. In this event Wilson won In 81 seconds,
egualling the indoor record for that distance.
The summary
SO. Yard Race-Won by c. d. Young. 1902, scratch;
B. y. Longnerker, 1900. l foot, second: Y. y. Jo-
sepb, 1901 scratch, third. Time, 3 4b seconds.
4O-Yard High Hurdles-won by CIV. Wilson. 1900,
scratch; ". f. Purcell, 1903. u feet, second: ", ".
Buchanan, 1900, 4 feet, third. Time, IN seconds.
sc. Yard Low Hurdles-Won by G. D.. Young, 1902,
scratch. W. G.. Purcell, 1903, s feet. second; II. n.
Lyon. 1901. scratch, third. Time, & seconds.
shot.Put-Won by W. J. Warner, 1908. scratch;
@. b. Clevhorn 1900, scratch. second. q. P. Wales,
1903, . feet, third Distance 80 feet 2 inches.
High Jump-Won by d. J. Deans, special. 81
inches; l.. L, thinner, special, 3n inches, second
g. O. Beuck, 1901. 1 inch. third. Height, 3 feet ~
inches.
Running High Kick-won by q. p. Wales. 1902,
scratch; J. Buschong. 1902, scratch, second. Height.
8 feet
Pole vault-won by r. Demins, 1900, scratch;
Il. C. Carroll. 1908. 0 inches. second. Height. 10
feet.
class OF 300, second.
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~TRANSPAClFlC MAILS.

Mails for Australia except west Australia.
New Zealand Hawaii, Fiji aud Samoan IA,
lands. via San Francisco, close here daily
at $50 7. Al after March SO and up
t. March SIT. inclusive, or on dsy
Of srr,yel Of s,samship Camgania, due a. New
Marlposa Mails for Hawai-, Japan. China and
the Philippine Islands, Via san Francisco, close
here daily at $50 =. NJ, up to March sls. in.
elusive. for despatch per steamship Gaelic. Mails
for China, Japan aud the Philippine Islands, via
Tacoma, close At this Office daily at G:3o T.. NJ up
to March ~. for despatch per steam
ship dlenogle. Mails for China and Japan.
NJ, up to March 80. iuc!us We. tor despatch per
steamship Empress of India registered mail
must be directed via Vancouver. Mails for
Oh ma and Japan and Philippine Islands, VIA
Seattle. close here daily At $3.50 = VI, up to
March s2!, for despatch per steamship TlIumi
Nsru registered letters must he directed via
Seattle. Ma Is for Hawaii, China. Japan an |
Philippine Islands. via san Francisco, close here
daily at $3.50 ?. Al up to March s2H. Inclusive.
for despatch per steamship Hong Kong MARI.
Mails for Society Islands, via san Francisco,
close here daily at 80 p. VI. up to March s2b,
inclusive, for despatch by ship Tropic Bird
Mails for Hawaii. Via San Francisco. close here
daily at $3.50 +. VI. UP TO March $50, inclusive,
for eslatch per steamship Australia. Mails for
Australia except West Australia, which goes via
Europe. and New Zealand, which goes via San
Francisco, Hawaii, aud FIJI Islands, via Van.
couver, close here daily at $3.50 y. NJ. up to
March s3l. inclusive. tor despatch per steamship
Warrimuo.
Transpa iHc mails are forwarded 10 port OF sail.
The presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit, sReIisterel mail closes 1t q p. VI. previous
C~ORNELIUS VAN COLT. Postmaster.
Post Office. New York, y. Y, March y, 1900.
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With the best average shooting OF tho season.
Company F easily landed the important Abeel
trophy at the Seventh Regiment rife ranges
on Friday night. 1t was the second and last
competition for the trophy this season. The
rivalry to hold the prize during the summer
months was the keenest and drew forth the
entire strength OF the different companies.
The first team OF Company b. holders OF tho
trophy. only managed 10 secure fourth place.
The individual work Of Sergt. c. L. Comfort,
who scored 90 out Of a possible 10. had much
to do with the easy victory gained by Company
T. but the even character OF the shooting Is
evidenced by the fact that there IL only q dit.
ference OF four points between the totals OF the
third and tenth men. TIL winners scores are:
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Owners of Knockabouts aud R%aceabouts to
Meet,

The Executive Committee OF the Yacht Rae
ing Association Of Long Island Sound has
invited the owners OF knocka bouts and race
abOuts to meet At the Yachtsmcn's Club. ~
West Forty third street. on next Thursday
evening to discuss the rules governing the con-
s~truction and racing of such yachts. The rules
recently adopted by the Knockahout Associa-
ton have been freely criticis-d. and 1t ia TO
have a clear understanding that this conference
is 10 be held. The owners Of centreboard
yachts contend that the ru'es discriminate
against their boats. and II Ia probable that the
keels Will race in one class and the centre
boards in another.
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Joint Games at tho yonkers Armory.

The annual Joint games OF the HOLLYWOOD
Inn A. A. and Company A Of the Fourth sepa.
rate Company drew a crowd OF $500 persons
10 the armory at Yonkers on Friday night. All
the events were spiritedly contested. especially
the relay race, which was not won until the
last lump, Summaries follow:
so Yard Da.h-won by J. Timm. Hollywood Inn.
7 feet; j, Il starr. HOLLYWOOD Inn, y feet; second.
HAT Mile Rnn-won BY c. Osborn. Yonkers High
School. 20 yards; J. RIVER. Company A. rs yards.
second. Time, 2 minutes 30 seconds,
Putting IL. Pound shot Won by j. 4. MoQuillsn
Company A, scratcL. &. osborn, Yonkers High
School, : feJt . irchcs, second.
Ohstacls Race-Won by J. RIVER. Company A; @.
Thompson. Hollywood Inn. second.
one. Mile Run-Won by c. Osborn. Yonksrs High
School. 80 yards; H.. Reed Hollywood Inn. 10 yards.
second. Time. = minutes v teconds,
High Jump-WOn by A. Oldenwslder, Hollywood
Inn. . feet, T. James. Holly wood Inn, . inches,
second.
Potato Race-won by q. Ttmm, Hollywood Inn, A.
Williams, Hollywood Inn. second,
Relay Race, ono Mile-Won by Yonkers High
School. stillwell. Hatch. Nighley and Tiffany,
Time, 4 minutes 27le seconds.
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Mails for Newfoundland by rail to North sydney,
and thence by steamer, close At this office daily at
$50 7. VI CONNECTING close here every Monday.
Wednesday aud Saturday. Mals for MiquelOn,
by rail TO Boston. and thence by steamer, close at
this I'M &c daily at $3.50 I. VI Mails Tor Cuba. by
rail to Port Tampa, Fla, AMI thence By stramcr,
close al this office daily except Monday at s. 4.
NJ. the connecting closes are On SUNDAY,
Wednesday and Friday. Mails for Cuba, by rail
to Miami, Fla and thence bv steamer. close at
this Ofbc e every Monday. Tuesday and Saturday
at ~ 80 A NJ. Che connecting 81 pses are on
tuesday and SATURDAY. Mails for Mexico City,
overland. unless specially addressed for despatch
by steamer. close a. this Office daily at $50 A. VI
and ? 80 VI. Mails tor Costa R.ci, Belize, Puerto
Cortcl ant Guatemala. by railt New orleans, and
thence by steamer. close AT this office daily At
$500 T. NJ. connecting closes here Tuesdays for
Costa RIca and Mondays for Belize. Puerto CortrH
and Guatemala. sReglSterel mail closes at Il L,
" previous day. n Zstered mail closes at d J..
NJ. second day before.
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POST OFFICE Notire.
DOST OFFICE NOTICE.
lily by all Interested, as changes

SHOULD BE- read DAILY by all Interested, as changes
may occur Ut any time)
Foreign mails for the week ending Marvin u, 1900,
will close UROMPTLY in all cases at the General
Post ONCE as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour sdriisr than closing time shown below Psr'
GELS Post Malls for Germany close AZ . r. NJ MONDAY
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
Y.-At 7 A.. NJ. for EUROPE per steamship
Kaiser wilhelm der Crosse, VIA ChetO"nFs,
southampton and Bremen, a.,
WEDNESDAY At ! A.. NJ. supplementary y A. NJ
for EUROPE. per steamship ~; fsuir wa N.uth.
ampton; at 10 A. NJ for SCOTLAND direct, per
~steamship Anchoria, via Glasgow letters must
be directed per steamship Anchoria az ,u'"o
A. NJ. for BEfLIIuM direct per stcamsh West
crnland, Via Antwerp letters must be directed
per steamship Westernland' r
THCRSDAY-At t:3O A, NJ. for UlttAI BhlihiN'
IRELAND. BELGIUM. NETHERLANDS AIS
TRlA GERMANY, DENMARK. sWEDEN, MI
WAY and RUSSIA. per steamship fnerst ,'is,
marckt, via southampton and Hainhurg uett"rs
for other parts Of Europe. via ChrrbourR. must ne
directed per steams hlp fuer.t Blslnarck ~
$3.50 A NJ. fur FRANCE S~WllZFRLAND iIAin,'
SPAIN. Al, TURKEY, EGYPrand Bhll
lSH INDIA. per steamship L AYuitainef. VIA haIre
letters for other parts or Europe must oe III
rected per steamphip LAquutaine,,l.
SATURDAY. AT .: 30 A. NJ. for EUROPE, per stean-
ship Etruriat, via Queenstown, at \ A. NJ Tor
NETHERLANDS direct. per steamship staten,
dam, via Rotterdam letters must DO directed
per steam ship S,atendan'D. at IL A. M, Tor
NORWA direct, per steamship Norge, via CHRIS
tisn.a letters must be directed 'por steamship
Norge'G
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RAYMOND NhitcOmb
Tours and Tickets Everywhere.
Fstsblished 1870 ~ I'nion Sauare.
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains j. ave New 'rE, .Ot If chambers
ct, as fo!low- and . minute, cartier from " Esd st.
pOoa IN, llaly Buffalo Fxpr'as arr. Blhdlp =
, ~ i9r binshimlcn, Ma,'iiy. mira ani .rai'
2;3O y ~ Daily Chirago Limited Fast Mail
solid train to Chicago, arriving $50 y m Mr., IlrSe'
land IIO a, m. Sleupers to Chicago. Cleveland.
Cincinnati. Dining car.
1870 !. m. Daily Buffalo and Cleveland Express
arr. Buffalo 7.O5, Bralfurd go, Jamestown f:OO \
youngstown 1921 a. NJ, Cleveland l2.3 y. m.
Sleepers to Buffalo and cleveland. Cafe car.
gi5 D. m. Dally-Sold train Tor Binghamton,
Wayerly. Elmira, Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo.
Chicago, Cincinnati. Dining car.
TICkErS, LOCAL TIM CARDS AND PULLMAN
i ACCOMMODATES at IA, ll3, 2Sl, 4OI and
e67 BroalHay, 1855 Fast lgjth 81, AMI 27B Wost
l2bth It, Chambers and West gal r., ferries. New
York 1913 and $50 FGltou 50. ~ Broadway. Brook.
lyn; i22 River st.. Hohokon. ana Jor'eJ CITY Station
New Iora Transfer Co. calls tpr AMI checks baggage
IN dDstinatl
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sPkINIED latter. Sc.-German steamers sailing
ON tuesdays take Printed Matter. &c. for Ger
many. and Specially Addressed Printed Matt'r.
&C, for other points OF Europe. American ana
White Star steamers on Wednesday,. German
steamers on Thursdays and Cunart. French and
German stea m r. on Saturdays take prihtel
Matter. &c. for all countries for which they are
advertised t. carry mail,
After thu closing Of the Supplementary Trans.
atlentic Mails named above, addltioial sllpie-
mentary mails are opened ON the piers OF tho
American, English, French and German steamers,
and remain open until within leu Minutes OK
the hour OK sailing of steamer.
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The total scores OF the other com petinc


The hrSt game OF the series OF Ave chess games for
a purse provided by the Manhattan Chess Club was
played at the club yesterday afternoon. when Mar.
snail won the nrst game, a oent re-cou tier ganbit.
from Delmcr after forty moves, Tbs second ua,nc
- scheduled Tor this afternoon, -'
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Enaf Skating by MILAN.

prrrsBrno. March lo.-Iha feature Of the skating
carnival at the Duquesne Garden on Wednesday
night was . remarkable eI hib!sion Of speed by John
Nillsou, who ska ed O mls In . minutes oAA seconds,
sssa9G " pak IsegA y QIssA ls0ea4k.
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MAILS o soTTM AND CENTRAL AMERICA,

~MoNDAY.-As 1850 4. N tor NASSAU; NJ" per
i TnoMts ram and NAM W ca stti, at Ter F's st,a a VI ISr Fry r!;
from Philadelphia ,ot. ,,,,
TUEsNAY Al 10 A. N; for LNAirAi HAITI L aR W
for JAMAICA. per steamship Admiral Dewey
Observation-Disclosures soA NJ. for NASSAU. n P, per
m,n'ary 1880 \, NJ Tor cENIKAL AMERICA
per ST. anslip AIlianca. via Coon Il tiers for
arn,sG %Ar a, m ,o'ao b e i ar tor prF .RffG6 i Rle1. Egr
T.. 5. Transport via san Juan. at l?:nP n
SenHRPIkysIIIt1 .eS, Il nnS ~ fSF II, Rubhqi sLNy6 n5.
per steamship Pretoria letters for %G,en9da.
trinidad and Barbados must lie directed per
S s'SSeeRRiisa.s r'' tHHprcH Il l P ri y 5cS 'u and
CHIAPAS per steamship YUcatau. VIA Havana
and Progress l'tters for other parts of M.Aico
IP. for MENIc6, per steamship Niagara, via
Tamp!co lettrrs must be directed per steam
rHTRsDAY ~NiA NJ for JAMAICA; per steam
ship Admiral SMILEY from pnlaielEhla; at 10
pei craftsmanship Trinidad: at II A NJ, for SANTOS
direct. per steamship .aiaiia' at r. a. r VI
vwqigSfb5S%%RiFaD'lFiK sL ! t NJ yer !s ]sIea L5iE HiS, ana
detters for Grenada a9l Trinidad must be ~
r~RiDAtY'-At' + Il. for JalMHicA, per steamship
origen letters must be directed per steamship
orgen' At ! l, NJ. for YCcATAN per steamship
sATrRDAY-At T.; a0A NJ. for NASSAU. n. P, per
p iis,TsT c6 fFa% rR Man ;rl Fla 1s at .i ! a; N ' Rrl IA
Ca at ~ A, NJ. supplementary lu:iu A. VI for
FORTUNE ISLAND-, JAMAICA, sANANILLA,
CAkTHAGENA enl GREY per steamship
Altai letters Tor Costa Rica must be. d !, ctcd
per steamship Altal' >, at II A. NJ for CT ia,
per steamship Havana, Via Havana. at A. VI,
for GRENADA and TRINIDAD. per steamship
Marsv ! at l L. ", for NrENITAS. GlBARA,
BARACOA AMI PUERTO PADRE, per steamship
lauenburki at L. VI, tsupplcmentary 1880 7.
PUBLIC per stea New York.
s~CNDAY.-At - A. NJ. for NORTHERN Brazil per
steamship MsrIuham VIA Para aud Manaus, at
500 NJ. forST PIERRE MIQUELON per steam
or from. Halifax.
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Mahogany
Chamber Suits.

Bedstead. This set is superb piece Of work
and the design is Of the latest. Made to sell
at $4,000; the price this week. .... 10000
Another Handsome Set of ; pieces-Bed,
Dresser and Ladies Toilet Table,; made on the
Rococa style. AT $4,000; this weeks
price .$I9S.OO
Here is an Extreme Colonial. Head and Foot
same height. Set consists If Bed. Dresser and
Chitfonier. Regular price, $4,000; this weeks
Avery Handsome 2-piece set, with Extra
Large Dresser; Serpentine Front; Neat Cary
inCS. Regular price, $4,000; this weeks
price, .$97.S so
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China Closets. ,io r5i' is 6,0 o1e . t @, tnS
China Closets that has ever been offered for
sale Glass Back Shelves and Base y inches
high, 81 inches wide. Regular price $4,000;
this weeks prlte. ..........,... .SlSO.OO
This design is very handsome, one Of the
latest; all Plate Glass, swell ends, and made
from the finest grade oak, with neat carvings.
Regular price, $1,000; this weeks price
$500
Here is large one with Glass Closet at
tathed; pretty design; in finest grade oak;
rich carvings. Regular price, $1,000; this
AFine Colonial Mahogany China Cabinet;
Serpentine Front and Sides; all Plate Glass
Shelves and Back. Regular price, $1,000;
this weeks price. ......... $500
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Railroad,

s'atIonsin New York, footot Barclay and Christopher
streets Leave. Arrive
~. MOTIFS Mail ,.,..,.,.. EO0a m. 5000 D. m.
Bun, ithaca \ oswego EN..'luO on n. m. 800 y. m.
Chicago y Buffalo tx ..... 81 70 =. ~. $500 y m
H'iah, Mls"sb'C 4 Plym'th. I 90 =. m. 1920 D. m.
Chicago 4 Buffalo Ltm...... 1900 y. IT. -7:3ps m
y ltalo-sleeping car only. r:lt y, IN. T30a m
rtica, ithara 4 Buffalo .'... -r!i6 ,. m. sI:iOn m.
tsyracuse. Buffalo n Chit. FL. 81 1880 u. m. sp3Oa m
fsleepers open at $3.50 u, m,
Iiohet, and Pullman accommodations at 113. s2y
and VOC broadway aud IL Park place.
.Westcotts Express Company wall call for and
-~0eSxbsaxAR4 10 AsaRpAA9n. spAiY,
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LE HIGH VALLEY.


EGtions foot OF West 23rd, Cortlandt and Desbrossss
streets U'euuG. Il Il FerriesD
'T.me West 23rd Street Other tyur"s Cortlandt. OF
pesbrOsses Streets. : Daily except SUNDAY v snndss
leaves ass pm. other trains daily, I sunday lesye4
6BAM, esuuday leaves SIS An. 1sunday leaves 6lS
t'6.55, 200 A. NJ. Local for FAsToN, $500
'7.J3, $50 A. NJ. Tor 81 FFALo, NIAGARA
FALLS md est, and principal locsl POINTS. parlof
.CiI;J5 1900 Soog "skAcs p,AMoHD
TED to sea lug capacity Due Buffalo g5s = NJ con.
nccting with through ~sleepers " Detroit and Chicago.
1883. 100 p.M H25 tosi HAhGSa
1855 i.I0 /. NJ md NfnntHcrr9Sdiste points
'J.J5, X8. 10 NJ. Chicago. Nestibule Limited.
For Niagara Falls ard points Vest. Through Sleeping
Cara 70 Chicago and Toronto.
N.,.5J, 500 v. Exposition Express for BUP.
'S,jj, 300 P. NJ. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,
NO and West. Sleeping Cars to Chicago,
SOUTH PLAINFIELD and HOUND RRoOK, locals,
daily except Sunday ,,'s.', $40 A. NJ '4lo, 40 $40
go, - = and 80 NJ.
TicGets and Pullman accommodations at lis, 26l, go,
@5, si and 1854 broadway, Is Union Square West ~
Columbus Ave, n. Y; SIT Fulton 81, 4 Court b., "
Erosdwy and Annex station; brooklyn.
y /. Transfer Go. Will call for and check baegA0o
tom hotel or residence through to destination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-03-11
Gold Mantel Glasses.

Gold Pier Glass, with Marble Top ConSoL.
Was $1,000; now ........,....,....S7o.OU
Fin Nv Carved Frame, Solid Cola, Large oval
Plate Nlantel Glass. Was $4,000; % $500