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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09
MAX MUNzEsHEMER, Secretary.

Leave orders at 7. N. Coleman's
drug store for painting and paper
hanging. j. G. WATTS. Tim
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09
Smallpox,

Although the smallpox was de-
clared stamped out in this city only
a few weeks ago yet it has again
appeared, there being q number Of
eases here at present. All are
closely quarantined however, either
at the pest house or in their homes
and the citizens need have no fear,
except to keep an eye open and
thus protect themselves from the
disease. There are very few towns
in the territory at present that have
not a few cases of smallpox within
their boundaries. Oklahoma City
Evening Post.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09
Cheape t Groceries i'm Town.

o. 7. Tyler has purchased the
stock of groceries formerly owned
by A. A. Bailey, three doors east
of the United States court house,
where he will continue the business.
He has resolved to do strictly a
cash business and will therefore
sell at lowest possible prices. The
stock was purchased for cash and
at discount. He has a special
line of fancy groceries which will
go at wholesale cost prices. Salts
fed that he cannot be undersold
Mr.. Tyler solicits your patronage.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

For SALE-A fine Jersey 3 years
old; fresh. Splendid milk and
butter COW, price reasonable.
J-ot l.. II. Love.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

Chattel mortgage blanks and
notes, on hand all the time at the
ARDMOREITE office:
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

Where the mud was only knee
deep yesterday, it's worse than
that today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
II it fails to cure. 25c. Ine genuine
has l.. B. @. on each tablet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

l.. B. Robertson has a good stock
of feed at the old fire engine house.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09
Headquarters.

For the old reliable Studebaker
wagon is at Noble Bros. 1Sd&wtf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

S. T. Lindsay had word today
that one of his best tenant houses
on his farm near Simon had been
burned. The house was not occu-
pied at the time, and it is believed
that the burning was incendiary.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

Anything in the gun line that
you wish can be found at Noble
Bros. Also loaded shells for any
kind of game. 1-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

The city should see to it that
the lakes in the vicinity of the court
house are stocked with fish.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

Send your orders to l.. B. Rob
erson for all kinds of cook and
heater wood. est
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-01-09

l.. b. Robertson manufactures
all kinds of mixed feed for cows
and horses. 9-5t
The sun., 1900-12-13
COrTnRIa ROWTvG PIAyS.
Cluo to lie Formed on Basis OF weld and
Newell Organizations.

Along with a now constitution 70 govern
rowing matters at Columbia University
the committee of graduates and students.
composed of Justus A r. Cowles. 'ss Gus
tavus r. Kirby. 's5 stephen =. Nash. '0i.
Howard Bavne. 'oi. and Bruce VI Falconer.
'Oi. has submitted a long report to the ath-
latic authorities Of the university recon-
meudins the formation OF a university row.
ing club. after the manner of tho Weld and
newell clubs NJ Harvard, with q paid mem
hershlp II il proposed to hold monthly
meetiags, whore fun knowledge OF the row
ing management and transactions Is to be
made public.
Tho committee submits that unless a row
in0 fund l. established or certain other
sources o. income assured the maintenance
OF tho sport az now run must depend upon
the preca-ious results OF undgniHed beg
gIns and the exorhitant appeals which have
hitherto been made with undue frequency
10 n limited number Of graduates.
Whether Columbia viii have a crew IN
1901 depends solely upon the success Of the
new scheme. Tho boathou-e, boats and
launch are there. but there is a debt ~ sl5o
which IS the Approximate cost OF maintain
ing a VARSITY and freshman crew every
year. Both alumni and undergraduates are
10 be eligible 10 membership in the now club
upon the payment ~ $40, but the crew man.
ayers are still to be chosen bv the student
hodv In general, irrespectlve Of their mem
bership IN the rowing club.
A mass meeting Will be held In the near
future to consider the new constitute ION and
discuss financial matters II ia understood
bv undergraduates Yesterday 20 t,dr. over
AFFAIR.". Subscriuttons and other schemes
will he employed until the total athletic debt
of siO.sj6 ia eNtinsuished.
The sun., 1900-12-13
fulI.s.,hl, w IN. ,s,,ou. clubs that ser.

NJ fulls q. thi1 W the various clubs tha' s"e
not asfsd ~ 10 present lest N uItTl' ~" w,
faf5od. however unJutfly thri I'l' lhal '
ntl u"rHnf1f gfioNsutr ~ ihit hl,''I
Nurh D. ut' M" thsa y" url ur'i.. ",''l
.IHo 1.n'l mot ttvo iuf..i u'r' ''' N''.''
.. .U" d..'Fr'nt md ,.un# f. W gum
.lf |'r IlFt'Hu 'iub I fUIrh fht. |.. '.''I
n. tf'.iieN' ~ tho Now iorb Iu1d lf.N"i'
l....itIIrn . no Hh.V tnf IiaolI lNH' "IH'''.
.H.u fuuo uuH beuu frr i.r u'u'f 10 H'"h
md thHf u. aHl" uh ert hla l"'n 20 |'..''
and rfuuuI" 10" spott 30 make Of 100 .isn
,lp .s Ea p...i ihlo aud ~ otd"1 '' uN'"
our o.. N'..'.Nr wUrk uu' tta do ... ." .u' 70
~ p1d ll'"s II1t D. Vuuid nk" tr '''i' li'''
'ii %, iIH road dfIHrI. wtIub would nero.
~" conduct - 'h" uIutiu'" t0'Ins i'r ''N-
dItlpu uf f.rda and toad hods the t1,'er.hs
~ sp"rlssYa. ~" suppression ~ M"
pucf finHa. 'U" tu pr0vcm"u' II iafka y. ny
drivos - rll kinds. 'ho hot"ruor' IN ih"
hr""di"g of 'N" tn1l esntieiu"r f"1d h"f-"i
and the .o.uriug Il such icgi-lHtIuH me- should
look - h"ft"' rights Tor amateur tr'nsn"n
md hpf'"r riutr,fl ton ~ their tui"to-'-
"" 1r" l'dirg 10 fault with ~" gentle
o. ou Who INV" Organized tho mo- l"hEu",
Trr, Ii"3 'h.E ,uuhue fh"r d"NriIpu. OF
u' trtrt,rI. aud tipit rulc. 20 'lrir own select
'n'ui 10 -u fnr ns they favor central mt ION mi
the DNrlusIpu Of genuine amateur. through
,u' tho uIfod S'ates Novan' ~ rapT"scntH- =
fou from "very amateur m every ratt ~
the country We nr" lighting simply IN"
Iuuoiple n ~ oudcavuts to uHrrow amateur
ard un'iN"" r1olug down 10 nothing We
coreid"i TINT tho principle for which We
'iE'f I, broad I'm every sense ~ tho wnrd
Uud that Tho beat interests ~ both tie gem
'I"rpHn's road horse aud the gentleman driver
IN the hroadrst and most liberal manner
able
The sun., 1900-12-13
CANS AND M'GOTERN.
Much Speculation as to the Outcome OF
Their Battle To- Night.

Much interest IL being taken here a. 70 the
result Of the six-round bout between Terry
McGovern and Joe Cans. the colored pugiliSt
of Baltimore. which is scheduled to be de-
cded In Chicago tonight The men are
to meet at the Tattersals 4 c and there
must he winner The articles of
agreement stipulatc that Cans must knock
Mc,iovern out In six rounds Cans will be
rernitted to weigh 1888 pounds at o'clock
et night, while McGovern will probably scale
in the nelChborhood OF l2r pounds
Many Of MCGovc-ns friends are inclined
70 think that instead NJ being stopped tho
boot will he on tho Other log and that the
Cans is Acknowledged as oue of the most
scientific hGhtweights In tho ling, heis not
a. strong or a5 sturdy as tAe ieatherwei ght
champion. In most OF his battles he has
not shown anv great ability 70 receive punish
ment, especially about tie body. This Ia
MCGOverns long eint ana he Usually wears
lie opponents down in this manner But
good Judges predict that Cans will easily
stava Of rcrry'S rushe. Tho latter has n
ve~y oren style and leaves his Jaw unprotected.
dersudIng upOn one blow q do tho trick.
Cans is n hard hitter, and tho sports figure
that IL he catches Terry rtght mud with enough
force the latter will so down and out.
The betting in town iavors McGovern.
ynllIng figures are 3 10 against Cans Jim
Conry, who backs Joe In all his battles. has
been trying to wager $1,000 70 $4,000 that tho
colored boy will win, and sGfN to 81 600 that
the mill will not last six rounds. but without
success
The sun., 1900-12-13
PLuSHEs All 'ROCND.
Remarkable Poker Hands Dealt BY bic jim
Kennedy and the Resulting Confusion

\ remarkable poker game started iate on
saturday night n week ago in the room oi ono
Of the guests at tho Hanneld House In 'raho
street, opposite the Grand street ferry' anu
la sted until early on sunday morning Dig
jim Kennedy. the sport promoter. dca't oue
hands in one deal which threatened 70 leau
To several cases OF nervous prostrauon' ihe
players were Kennedy. Pat Connolly tho
Mayor OF Poverty Hollow: August Gioisle'h'
the President of tho Gloistein Fishing Ciup'
Louis Cells. one OF the propretors OF 'ne
Hanfeld House. and Patrick Kehoe OF the GAL l,
way Club After several hours play. w whicn
the luck was about even, Kennedy said
Gentleman, this 10 my last game. nave
got All engagement and must go .,..
dollar lm!l Alter Kennedy had dealt no
threw his cards down In disgust and SAD:
Il quit the game have nothing and must %
1t out Then he lett the room.
uio!steln looked at his cards and oegan 70
grln, at tie salne time s,rvmH 70 appvSdi psoid
tnk dot mine lcedle pair Wv jugs may YIN II
improof dem
violently and raised The other players
raised IN turn and Tor some time the raising
process was Kept up II was G!oistelh
turn to deal cards in hennedy's absence; ana
wien all the others refused TO draw cards ho
lrlnMcd again with apparent satisfaction,
iir also stood pat Then the betting started
ana tHti" was Oh" IdIse aver al'o -...I
Kehu,. and OF don't want ter rob yez Fer
tncr love of Alvln an your family. drop OUT
y ali. bcrnab- don, want your sympathy,
said ulol,,cin "You can't naig me feel bad
"Ctrttlen.in," shouted Connolly. Il have yez
all bate There do be NOR" money now on
tier boord than amy Of yez want ter lose
for Aivins SAKE. call ther game ,-
i objesdt, | oOJegdi. chimed in GELS
Il haf dor Winning hands undt ] won't ged
| ovid untl haf yer all broke
The betting continued until all the players
had all the money in their possession plieu
up on the table Then they began to Sign
cfecks and other papers. but still the betting
continued Gloistcin and Cells offered to be-
their saloons and Connolly said he was will,
ius to staEc his tenement against any hand
around the board The players were 80 ex.
olted that bead. Of perspiTa'lon stood out
"Chcnrlomons. ! viii nod allow in mine
hotel der gam. ter so any higher Id mnu.dt,
.top / am nod a highway ropPery, VII
tas all dot is coming ter me- qua p'oy
your families -, a I,
was found that each player held royal Au'h.
Thcv glanced at the hands with bulging eyes
and thcn their min sled grief and JOY gave
wav to deruncation of Kennedy, whom they
accused Of dealing out the hands on purposc,
When it came to divide the rot there Was
row Tho table was piled high with silyer.
croenhtcks, checks and | o g kehoe
insi.'ai in taking his fourth, portion OF the
stakes in Crecnbacks. and when the others
securities tho task was too great Tor thsm
The wrangle was kent up for several hours
and wa. finally ended when Gels gathered
up all the stakes and placing them IN opx
Toiii cali In an EXPERT accountant TO figure
out how much was coming TO eacn man.
The sun., 1900-12-13
JOIITNG> iEDI r GOIiN

ChAtcs T.. Mathrr. n ed before Recorder COT for
tc larceny ~ rop" ot pearls yelued at $4,000. vas
e ,rvirted Yesterday ~ grand lltrrry In u" irst
degree lie viii be- sentenced nest "Wednesday
Dr. I. Howard Iayluf ~ lue china Inland Mis-.
sons viii deliver publ lee ~ Sch,fn rfhufu
van. Columbia University. nj 2.5l T. VI. - day On
The CRISIS IN china. It's "a As"s and cue" No
tickets are REQUIRED.
Nta mc~ing held last iiChi the Nat"rsl tc7d'uv
~ IcSign elected The follow rg a-Srrat mos. leg,
T0YcI g. trench, ~ ~ ''VUurf ','f'd -. collins,
kenyon Coz ard samuel l>A5u.
ono ,,a- oia ..,rgr M, io,t,n f,l -" p va>I.
tU .uIl 81 7si"y 'u rili.rr's kItr'ual. ath
aNtnu, rst'Idas ana MAS dluTn,t
The sun., 1900-12-13
TO INSPECT FORE RIVER PLANT.
Capabilities OF the COMPANY TO Build Great
ships to lie Inquired Into.

Boston. Dec. ~ Naval Constructor Baxter
OF the Charlestown Navy Yard, has received
telegraphic instructions from Secretary Long
TO make q thorough inspection of the plant
Of the Fore River Engine Company at Quincy
Point with a view to ascertaining the COM
panys ability to fulfil n contract. should
ons or more OF tho new battleships and
armorcd cruisers, recently authorized, be
awarded to II. Mr.. Baxter will begin the
in7pectlon Tomorrow.
With the present status OF the Fore River
plant Mr.. Baxter Is well acquainted. 50 that
Il will be necessary for him simply TO inquire
into the plans for future development. what
In the line OF new ships and additional ma
chinery and how long before the proper
buildings can be ready and the machinery
I'm place
The sun., 1900-12-13
ERIE RAIL ROAD.

4IlbHs' .'~'.t .-'' - .tlJs NAinoe 4
o.. a. follows and minutes earlier from W ssd al
OiOO a. m Daily Solid ualn for Buffalo arr D. IA.
HiUghamp;un. NaveIly. Elmfa and Bradford.
Coaches. parior car ana cafe dining car 10 Eunaio
2;.iO y. N. Daily Chicago Limited Fast Mai =
Ccvtand 54I sleepers 70 cGicaso, cieveiahas.
Cincinnati. Dining caI.
.:.. p IN. DAILY !. Bynalo and Cleveland T.. nrc..
An iluf'aln 1ni bradford 7.so. Jamestown sGS and
NounrstuWn lus1 a.. m: Cleveland n 30 u M
stsg''s 20 hurfnlo, ns,ird and Clsyeiand Cafe cat '
WaNCi!y, llmira. Clicago. Sleepers 10 burYai,''
chicago. CnGinnau ,D,plng eai
,ktCoMM9RsATl9N,S Al n: iI%- sel, 4oi aud
81, ,hamhcrs aud West 2ad At. ferries New Yofn,'
$50 and SLn Futon o.. Us broadway. Brookiyn; ;;
EIVtr -, Hobuken. hnd Jersey City station New
SorE Transfer Co. calls Tor aud checks 6ag gage ~
d.. ff ~ led
The sun., 1900-12-13
Proposals.

IROpOsilS FOR srBSlsTI:CE SiPri IFS
j Oflg" flrchas. nc tommi-sify = Amy. No %
Nhi''hsI sIe",. "N lork ,liN ' l'',. ., 1900 -
,~tsnce HUries IN this uiy Tor tfN tay.. con.msno-
ing Jan i%l WI h" r@ceiNei a ne, once una u
O'Clock A. VI. on Dec ij 1860 In'nrna ton furnished
on appucauon Envelopes con'aluIEs bids should Ia
marked Proposals for Subsst.ur" SUPPLIES opened
bee IS 1900 and addressed TO MAJOR d. L. BRAINARU
{. 8, L. 3. A.
The sun., 1900-12-13
Yublir 3lolirts.
TO TAxPArERs.

NOTICE TO 1AAPt1EES.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
BUREAU FOR The Col.LEC1luN OF TAXES
NO. 81 CHAMBERS STREET.
(sTEWART BCil.DlNGD,
NEW YORK, DECEMBER ). 1900
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO n.l persons who
have omitted 10 pay their taxes foI the year 800 to
ray the same 10 the Receiver of Taxes al his once
IN The Borough In which The property Is locaud.
follows
Borough Of tn. Bronx, corn.r Third and fremont
avenues The Bronx Y. y:
. Borough of brooklyn, Rooms T. oand 6 Municipal
Hnilding Brooklyn y. Y.
Borough OF QUEENS. corner Jackson Avenue and
FI.th Street Long Island City, y. Y
borough Of Richmond Richmond Building. New
Brighton. Staten Island, y V
before the nrs, day OF Ianusty, 1901, as provided
BY section olp ~ the Greater New York charter Chap
ter SIS Laws OF 1897.
upon any such tax remaining unpaid after IN.
frU day Of December, 1907, one per CrHtum viii l"
charged received and collected In addition ~ the
amount thereof and upon such tax remaining unpaid
on the first day OF January, 1891. intcres; viii b~
charged received and collected upon the amount
thereof at the rate OF seven per c"ntum per annun
to b. calculated from the FIRST dsy 81 october, 1901
on which day tho assessment rolls an" Warrants 10y
ihe taxes ri 300 werc delivered 10 tdr said Receiver
u. TaNeS 10 the date OF paymen, pursuant To section
glC Of said sr
DAVID r AUSTEN. Receiver % Taxes
The sun., 1900-12-13
Ea,l:gaIa.
NEW YORK CENTRAL.
Ea,i:GaIa
HARLEM DIVISION.

81 a, NJ. and } IS p NJ Daily except sunday 10
Pit,.neld sundays only at o;2o &, "
Pullman on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket onlces at / y. 20i as and lais B,oadwav,
ST., Grand Central Station, lcjth ST. Station and
l3sth 81 Station, New York. 33s and 12o Fulton
Telephone 200 3s,h Street for New YORK Central
Cab S,rylcc Baggage checked from hotel or resi-
dence BY Nestcou EGpres, Com pany.
EDGhRNAN LTrEN GEORGE IL DANIELS
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
The sun., 1900-12-13
Arrived WEDNESDAY. Dee IL

SIS Southwark. Damn. Antwerp. Dec
:. Ethiopia. Mckenzie, Glasgow. Nov. 20.
- kurrach-c, Llddie Antwerp. Nov. -.
S. CrIi.c. Grfln. Leith, Nov. 81
s. British King Iaddlr. Antwerp. Nov ~
8 Alderney. Trivolo. Calcutta, oct, -.
s. Niagara, Knight, Colon. Dec. 4.
S. Tgl!sman hers. Dcnerard, Nov. Is
{. 'roguoia, kemble. Jacksonville, Dec o.
IS san Marcos Young. boston. Dec H.
:. Hamilton, Boa. Norfolk Dec. y.
>, NuraNu Hall Bragg Portland Dec. H.
The sun., 1900-12-13

Malls for Australia except west Australia vi. cH
gors via Europe. New Zealand. Hawai-, ~
and Samoan Islands, VIA San Francisco, clos.
or on day o' ARRIVAL o' ST iramship Lucana. du-
AZ New York bee. = iot despatch per steamship
Sierra. Mails for Australia except West Austria
lia, which goes VIA EJrop- and Nrw Ersland.
whicH goes VIA san francisco, and II N Islands
via Vancouver, close here da Is at & 50 J.. VI
up To Dee ls. inclusive. for despatch pr steam
ship Warrmoo. specially addressed only - II
Il,ucitaty NAL via seattle, close at 10 Z. ".
be-. 90. Mails fot laval. Javan. China and
philppne Islands. via San faucIsco, close
here daily al a 80 i. II. IN TO Dec - Inclusive
for ospatch per stct ship Rod l'UCru. Ma IS
for Hawaii china. Japan and Phlpp.ne Islands,
via San francesca, close here oAtly at q 30 y "
up IN Dec tl7 inclusive, 'oT despatch per N,cara.
ship Cortc Mails for China and lap1n, via
Vancouver. ,elosr here daily ~ G.30 T. NJ w TO
Dec. So inclusive, for des yatch per steamship
Impress ~ India registered mall must Ne directed
VIA Vancouver, Mails for Australia except
West Australia New ZEALAND. Hawaii FIJI and
samoan Islands, via san Francisco close here
daily at ESQ i. NJ after Dec, g. up 10 Dec. ga,
inclusive. or on day Of afriNa ~ steam ship
E;ruriA. due al New York Dec. go. for despatch
pr steamship Sonoma
Tfansrachc mails are forwarded 70 port Of sailin e
daily and the sched ule ~ closing IS arranged Oh the
presumption Of their uninterrupted overland transit
iRegstcred mail closes Alto !, N prev onS day
CORNELIUS VAN COIT. Postmaster
Post once. New York, y. Y. Dec. :. 1900
The sun., 1900-12-13
Nail. for Newfoundland. by rail 70 Nor,h syd.nry

Mails for Newfoundland. by rail n North SyGnrv
and thence by steamer. close at this once daily
at $40 NJ connecting close here every Mon
day, Wednesday and saturday, Mails ipi
Miquelon. by rail- TO Boston. and thence by
steamer close at this of1Cc daily at $50 i. VI
Mails for Cuba. by rail To Iof Tampa. Fla.
and thence By steamer. close at this Office daily
at 70 \. NJ. the connecting closes arc on sun
day, Wednesday and Friday. Mails for h,Alcr
CTS, overland. unless specially addressed iur
despatch by steamer. Close at this Once daily at
sop NJ and II p VI. Nails for Costa Ri"a, Belize
Puerto Cortey and Guatemala, BY rail 10 New Or
leans and thence BY steamer. close at this Once
daily al u 80 p VI. iconnec,inr closes hcre Mon
DAYS for PeliIc, Puerto Cortcz and Guatemala
and Tuesdays FOR costa R!ra. SRegistcted
mail closes at 600 r ". previous day.
The sun., 1900-12-13
Ocean STEAMERS.
Cooks Tours TO Italy.

from SOW 'nu. ts. A., t,r :. a. Ten -.
vi.lung = HH|tI .t.I.. liHrs llufture. NcIlg'.
Hud UnduU
s,,uop sa'o section II s,ss
The sun., 1900-12-13
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

Trains leave Franklin 81, station. y. " as follows
and IS minutes later foot West AID ST. ~ r.:
'GlN 4. NJ -Fog Intern. points 10 Albany Month.
Ill " A. NJ ~ Lake. Mohonh. Mnneuasxa, Sara
toga Catskil Mountains and ulca.
.lnop N-Chicag, ES'rcS halv
'S:5P M.-Cont Ltd. for Detroit. Chic 4 ST Louie
'aa5 p. NJ. C2l For Hudson River points 10 Albany
'GlhP M.-for Roch.. buffalo. Cleve. Il Chlcseo
it0o T. M.-ior Roch., Buffalo. Detroit & ST. Louis
'al6P p. M.-for Syrs Roch., Mag Fls. D~t X Chi
daily. 'Day except sunday. Leaves Brooklyn
f,, Annss' M, 10 a, 1913 A. NJ, "a, ;;ah p n. Leave,
SS3P II. Time tables al principal hotels and oi,ces
Baggage checked irom hotels VI residence by west
cott Express.
{. 4. LAMBERT. General Passenge Agent. N. r.
The sun., 1900-12-13
NtRINE INTELLIGENCE.

Mrsl>rrRH AiMANAc-THts DAY.
sun rises. 7:l5 sun sets i:SS Moon rises -
HiGH wATER-THis DAY
Sandy HOOK i:..9l Gov. Id l2l Hell Gate, slA
The sun., 1900-12-13
Week Days Sundsya
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.
FOR PIIII.AnELPHIA.

FOX PIITI N'T.VPIIN
$50 $3.50. 'NOn .JCJ 1000, 1880 a. m. 'i.C1
.i:s0. 800 $40 'l:oO $500. t4:3o. 800 '7:oa
II ~, 600. :ta. IS p M. 'ls:l5 mdt.
BALTINORE AND WASHINGTON.
:'A30, 800. 1000 'll:30 g. N. 1900 'i:s1
$40. $500. 200 p, m. ~ 10 mdt
Onlccs Liberty s. Ferry South Ferry, 11S IL.
.6l A3i. ai5 1900. 1884 Bruadwav. l73 5ih 73'
9Th av.. ~ Union 50. West. la3 EaS, l.th S.. :5I
West l2ith ST. 2lj Columbus aN. Now YORK Cour,
81. 5s4. $50 Fulton 81. broDdyl: gs broadway VII.
lamsburg. New iork Transfer Co calls Tor an !
checks baggage TO destination
.from Librr.y ST. only daily. 'Daily except
Sunday. ASmEdANS only
The sun., 1900-12-13

<, Te i'nuYt. from Ntw YORK. A. Queenstown.
8. As'pria. ff1;n New York. A. H0villc
The sun., 1900-12-13

Readers Of 1ils St'N always know Wtrn good
thing IN presented. let them hnoy what sou hA,e
" orer by using the Advertising columns A d.