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Ihirtv Yeara 70 Murder.

sherman. Texas, November 14.-James p.
Bowles. charged with the murder OF Jim
smith In this city several months ago, was
EVEN tbIrty-three years In the penitentiary
IN fhe criminal district court here today.
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Voluntary Assinnnents.

Sinner, Texas, November l4.-W. p. Muir
ply, conducting the old Forester saloon,
made voluntary assignment for the bene-
fit of credits here today. Schedule of as
sets and liabilities not known.
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A Nenro Conatahie Ia Waller Countv.

Hampstead, Texas, November 1.-THE
commissioners court appointed w. q. Ford
constable Of precinct No. 5 In place OF W.
j. CoODer resigned.
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Re,idence at Arao.

Texarkana, Texas, November l4'-The
residence of Thomas Allen at Arso, Texas,
was destroyed by fire last night totai loss
$1,000; no insurance.
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TEXAS MATTERS.
Special to The Postl


grunteI Texans; Orlginn-John c; Nc
Farland Boernc. $6; Reuben II Wright,
Galveston, So Thomas Burk, Groesbeeck'
IS; Jasper j. Mhcelcss, larson; 80; james
A. Lewis, Shepherd, 50; Martin b. Caunch,
Hubbard City, SO.
Increase Henry w Copeland, Hnck-
berry. IS; James r Norris, Carthage SIS;
Jacob Grove, Denison, $40,
Original widows, etc.-El izabeth c. klobe-
dams Newman IS; Emily Parks, Chase
s.; Mary A. Hooker Montgomery, s..
MeyicPn war widoWs-sbettie q. Herndon
Dublin, IS.
Texas postoflccs established: Barnhart.
Rusk county Thomas NJ. Little. postmas-
ter; Eudora, Angelina county. John +. Rob
in on, postmaster; Iberis, Taylor county,
Newton +. Kirby, postmaster; Powe s.,
Baudera county Charles l.. Powers, Jrr
postmaster
Postmastera appointed: Cochran, Austin
county, NJ j. Hayden Dodge, WalSer
county 7, J Burrows; Arlle, Chiiareos
county, w L. Logan; Pledger Motagorda
county. Edward Wadsworth: Sour Lake,
Hardin county G. w Barinr9n; Woodland'
Red River county, A. n Ward Breckln-
Flynn. Cass county. J. A. Terrell i@kota
Parker county. Isaiah Il. Durham; Rags
dale. Fannln county, John e. Catron
These Texas postofdccs will become presi
Dental offices ON January J nest. fie1-
crickshurg ana Tnurher salaries $lluO. An
son and Round Rock, $1,000 each.
Paients issued TeSaus Albert $. Dchoso,
Cuar1. apparatus for floating vessels.
Charles ] Follett, Laredo, folding cot;
Robert Hamilton. Commerce, hay or cotton
press: viii S. James Fort Worth sash
fastener Charles w White, Waco. cotton
cleaning and mattress stufhng machine.
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oil an Economical Fuel.

man Texas, November l4.-The city
pgr,i a saving of 25 per cent by the use
'uel OIL In It's public works.
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civ Of Sherman Wants New Trial.

City Of Shern1an VENTS NeW '.0'
sherman Texas, November l4-Motion
for new trial IN the case Of the City OF
sherman VS.. W. c. Conner ct al win be
opened in the civil district court Monday.
16fs js the case where Conner got a big
Judgment against the city for construction
~ The water works system fourteen years
ago
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IMPORTANT WITNESS DEAD.

Charles CARPENTER Would Have Appear
ed Against Patrick Had He Lived.
New York, November 14.-An important
witness for the State Of New York In the
case soon to be tried against Lawyer Pat
rick has been lost by the death OF Charles
Carpenter Of Dunellen, which occurred re-
Gently. Mr. Carpenter was one OF the
principal witnesses In the proceedings
against Patrick and Jones' who have been
Marsh Rice Ia New York last fall
Mr.. Carpenter was an intimate friend
OF Mr.. Rice and frequently spent much
time with him BY the Will OF Mr., Rice,
family of Mr.. Carpenter was made one
OF the benehclaries.
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FOR PALE, slcKLY CHILDREN.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonle. -
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FOR NURSING MOTHERS.
Groves. Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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Gross pEoPlE HAVE PALE BLOOD.
lood Aasteless Chill Tonic makes ri~H
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A General Strengthening Tonic.
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic.
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These Texas postofticcs will become presi
Dental offices ON January ] next. Fred
cri ckshurg ana Inurher. salaries S]lUO: An
son and Round Rock, $1,000 each
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
NFW-YORK CITY

The lecture on America Colonial Power"
20 be given by Poultney Bgelow AT Columbia Uni
Nersity. will take place March p, instead of
March 2s
Colonel Duffy OF the 69th Regiment has ordered
the regiment parade for divine service to-nor-
row at II a m in ST. Patrick's Cathedral After
the service the regiment viii act as escort TO the
Irish societies in the parade. General Martin T
Mcmahon will review the regiment at its armory
on Thursday night.
Colonel Bartlett OF the 22d Regiment has ten
oered a regiew 10 General McCoskry Butt for The
evening OF Monday. April S. The Non-Commis-
stoned ofhoers Association has decided 10 hold a
NAuoeNihe show in the knickerbocker Athletic
club Theatre two nights in April Comnapx L Mn
nave dance a; the armory tomorrow nigh,
~ Castor Deschamps delivered his third lec,,ro
on The History OF the French Press In tho w.
feenth Century st Columbia yesterday ua ,oI5
or Ia Presse." the first French newsnaner .,
which Dumas and Balzac were contributors
The Republican organization Of the xXIs. 4.
sembiy District is TO have smoker AT colontsi
Hall. Columbus-ave. and One hundred a d-arst.,
On Tuesday evening. and Abraham Grtber ,b
leader Of the organization, has promised 70 sing 4.
song as part of the entertainment
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
ENGLISH FLAG FLYING ETIQUETTE.

From The London Express.
While all the OF London wore the signs OF
sorrow. and all the flags were at halfmast. there
were flags which fiOated triumDhanty from
the top of the staff one above the Mansion
House ono 9bove the College of Arms and the third
over the Law Courts.
The exclamation Of the College Of Arms IS that
Yesterday was a day Of rejoicing for the King was
proclaimed. 1t IS argued that all the flags shoud
have been raised. for that day only. and that an
he bells should have rung out merry pealS
Some folk during the last day or so have no doubt
been greatly exercised what is the flag proper
to the occasion. To them the following, touching
as II does on the question Of what flag private
person has right 10 fly. will be interesting. 1t -
by one who Is in a position 10 know about such
things:
As regards the private Individual he. Of course.
has no right whatever to hoist the royal standard
however fine a haE he consider II. Nor.
strictly speaking. ought he even 10 NY the MON
Jack. The white ensiEn-that l.. the flag with the
red cross on the white ground and the Union Jack
on the upper left hand cornerI think he is at lib
arfs 10 nGp
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
SHOOTS HIMSELF N 4 CAB.
SERIOUSLY WOUNDS HIMSELF WHILE
RIDING IN JERSEY CITY

Nioe-Princpal Peter ]. Crowley. OF the Bayonne
CN - High School, made attempt 10 end his
life early Yesterday morning while riding in a cab
in Jersey City. tie fired bullet through his side.
II passed through his kidneys and came out, of the
other side. Crowley is at the City Hospital and the
chances against his recovery For a time the
attempted suicide involved in mystery. owing
TO the fact that Crowley the police fictitious
rame and address. When his mother called at the
hospital his identity became known.
Crowley had been missing for nine days from
Payonne About $50 O'Clock yesterday morning he
orgaeed coach I'm Exchange Place. driven by
Thomas Boyle of No. oil Frst-st Crowley told
Boyle TO drive him 20 St Francis's Hospital There
nothing I'm his manner that attracted the
drivers suspicion. The cab went along Newark
ave. and turned into Erie-st. Between Fourth and
Fifth SITS Boyle startled by hearing the report
OF a revolver. He brought his horse a stop and
opened door Of the cab The vehicle was filed
with smoke and Crowley lay the seat groaning
BY his side a revolver.
Boyle drove rapidly to the Seven:h-st police sta
ucn and told Sergeant Toppin what had happened.
in answer TO Toppins questions Crowley asked for
? drink OF water. He seemed about to collapse
and was hurriedly taken to the City Hospital.
Policeman Reddy was sent with the injured man.
on the way Reddy asked Crowley why he had shot
himself. and the principal replied:
Because / was despondent."
tie said that his name was Charles ]. Peters. that
he was fWenty-seVen years old, and lived at the
Morton House, I'm this city. He added that he
store. Reddy asked Crowley who should be notifed
IN the event or his wound proving fatal. Crow
icy replied: Mrs. A. NJ Crowley. OF No. l03 Ever
Green-st.. Bayonne" That address was found on
piece Of paper taken from Crowley
j was that Of his mother. a widow. whose home
IS in Providence, n. l.. and who had come on 10
visit her son. having been informed that he was
not well She went 10 the hospital ard had an in
terElew with him. To her inquiries why he had
tried 10 end his life. Crowley said:
Try and keep quiet mother. II will come out
all right
To Warden Osborne Crowley said he did not
know why he had attempted suicide and that he
must have become crazy. Crowley was married
about three months ago.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SATURDAY. MARCH 1e 100,
ARRIVED


steamer Canpania 0Br). Walker Livernnol Mar,h n
ana queenstown To- with mdse cabin and 437
Bar al 4:O5 ''''N "1 the
Steamer CastaDo 0ir). Penuin Liverpool Januar, 10
via Bermuda March n Nortor 10.
rived the Bar "A m ~ - sun At
Hieaner feathbuTn OSrD 2140 register, Eet
icy Mi1dlesboro February - in ballast 20 garber -,
Arrived at the Bar AT ! a m ~ 'e' 4" 70
steamer Barbarossa Ger. Mentz. Bremen March
WIN ndse $50 cabin and 1sls steerage passenrers ~
oeitlchs q Co. Arrived At the Rar a m "
Steamer British Trader 1TgrD Hutchinson An,u,o- ri
ruary p with Tndse 10 Ssnderson
Bar at $3.50 a m. ~ '''i'''1 dt me
steamer King Gunyrdd osr), Smith Iaguna March an,
ffosreso |" with ndse 10 w D Munson Arrived AZ the
Bar al 3lo N NJ 'iie
Steamer Yucatan. Decker. Campeche March , Vera
trHz = Progress - and Havana L. with ndse and 20
Isssfhseis 10 James + Ward Co Arrived az the Bar
90 Steamer Msdiana uir) Fraser. Denerara February
p Barbados March ., ST Thomas san Tuan a
santiago 9 and Havana IL with rndse and "a mas
sheefs 10 \ r OueTbridge & Co. Arrived AT the Bar
Steamer Trinidad IBr) Fraser Bermuda March 4. with
NOSE ana 30 passengers l. Onterhrtdce A. 60
flNed 81 fhe Bar $50 a " -,
seaI,sr iroquois Kemhe. Jacksonville IS and
Clyde & - ''''"i'
steamer Chaitahoochee. Lewis, Savannah March IA
mn hase ana passengers 10 the Ocean
Highlands y n.
Steamer Hamilton Roaz Nawnor, Nsus and Nor,o,S
with ndse and passengers Old Dominion SIS co.
steamer city of Birmingham, rnds -
10 Ocean IS - ~ ~
United States transport Mcclellan Nye Maruh
q c1enfuegos 10 and Havana cabir
nassenHss and s5 discharged and fariouShed soldiers
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
HONE NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
FIFTH ANENUE-ColoneI a. s NJ Morgan. of
Pittsbusg: Senator William p. Frye. Of Maine md
Senator George F. Hoar, Of Massachusetts. GRAND
Captain T. T. Winston, L. s. A. and General
William ". Penrose, l. s. A. HOFFMAN-Ex-
Senator David h. Hill Of Albany. HOLLAND
The Dowager Duchess of Manchester Of ENGLAND
MANHATTAN-Justice 5. AlonzO Kellogg Of the
New-Gork State Supreme Court. NETHERLAND
j. Frank Aldrich, of Washington. SAVOY-Duke
OF Newcastle, London. WALDORF-Senator
Thomas Kearns. OF Utah. and Senator j. b For
aker. Of Ohio
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
oat Dupont. Norfolk.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS

Liverpool March 16-Arrived Iucania G}rl. Dut
ton New York: sailed steamers Efrura tBrD. Nc
Kav Naw-Y York: 10Th (fRrD. Ncol. New York
Hull March G-Sailed Buffalo tBri, l.oNeridge
Eew-York.
Prawle Point steamer Turret Bell (Br
Wolds. New York for Havre and ROTTERDAM
Copenhagen March 12-SaiIed. steamer Hekla Oan)
Svennsen NeW-Nork
Christiania March 1G-Arrved. steamer kentucky uan
Fridemann New York for Copenhagen
Hamburg March I3-Sailed, steamer Taormina cier),
Muller. New York.
Bremen March IG-sailed. steamer Grosser kurfurst
GER. ReimSasten. New York via Cheroourg
IRelgl Nickels NeW-lork.
Hayre March 1G-Arrived. steamer Hughenden Br) Saw
yer New York via Pauillac; m sailed steamer
la Ciascogne (Fr). Poncelot, New York
Gibraltar March I5-Passed steamer focasset tBr)
owen Palermo New York.
Marseilles March i4-Arrived. steamer Massiha Fr.
Joubert NevY York. ,,-,,,- 40
March IL n-Saled. steamer SlolIia "ier)
Bassewitz New-York- ,.,.. -, c.
Venice March 15-Arrved. steamer Pontiac thr) Scott
New-YOrk via Oran- . NJ,
Castle (Br). Watson. New-fork VIA sihsapore and
Rangoon Feb 24-saied steamer Buceros tBrl. Durdin
Rio Janeiro March 12-Arrived steamer Colerdge Crl
Fisher New via Pernamhuco
Para March steamer Clement (BT). Pinel
santos March 1s-sailed. Corby Castle 6Br,
Valentine New-YoTk: l4th. Eastern Prince tBr) Jack
KINGSTON March is-Arrved. steamer Athos CBrl Innd
New-Nork
New Yorkfo La Guayra. -'
udnight-Psssed, Bowie fRr,
Jcnes. NeN-YorA fes Lyerroel
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
i5-25-5O CENTS.

With Six Theatres Furnishing Continuous Amusement
TO Thousands Day and Night. r. p. PROCTOR'S Cur
CUT Occupies The Most Imposing And Important
ton In The Continuous Performance World OF
These Houses Are Situated In New York. Albany
And One in Montreal Newark WIN BE Added To The
List This Fall In \ Single Week. The PROCTOR Ftr
cult Alone, Utilizes Enough To supply
tire Seasons Entertainment Most Theatres Each
House Is Supplied Weekly With a Special List And
Change Os Artists. POctors Twentythrd Theatre
VIII Always BE Remembered is New York's First
Home OF Continuous Entertainment the One Hundred
Twenty-ffth Street Theatre caters To Harlem;
East Ftfty-eghth Theatre Uptown
Section: and the Historic Fifth Avenue Theatre
Glass BY Itself. As Broadway's First And Only
tnuous Playhouse The Best Artists Seek That
Which Offers Them The Greatest Engagements And That
Is Why You Always See The Finest Programs OF Con
,nuous Anus In The PROCTOR Theatres The
Never Changing Popular Prices. 15c.. .-c That
Is Why Now Able To See That Beautiful. Ev
quisite Idyle OF Japanese Life. NINE BU BUTTERFLY."
az Pr0ctor'S 18th ..ic .JDc When y Year
Ago You $500 The Self Production. Each
Dav at = And Again At Night the 9TH ANF.NI z.
Is Packed With The Very Best Glass Of Theatre goers
Mark Well The SUNDAY CONC ERTS To DAY And
Note The Same Scale of Low Prices tJc. 25r., :50c.
EN- PASSANT: HELEN DAUVRAT Returns To The
Stage This Week At The Fifth Avenue. Appearing In
.'Nights
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

stockholders at that rate and tho remainder of the
stock 20 per cent cf the issue will he similarly
disposed of ny the company TO a syndicate ispre-
sented bv the Central Realty Bond and Trust
Company. The company reports paid IN caplIal VA
Of 81 00OOOa ana debts and liabilities of SoSt;6f.
The certficate is signed for the company ny Ed
ward W. Coggeshall and Samuel Green
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
LAWYERS TTTLE TNSURANcE Expands

Albany. March 1.-THE Lawyers Title Insurance
Company OF Aew-Hork to-day filed with the
Secretary Of State certificate OF increase Of its
capital stock from 10000 10 100000 The new
stock Is TO be sold less than sl74 share of
the par value OF 800 and ~ the 100000 I'm stock
- per cent shall be offered for substitution to
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
CONSIDERED AS REAL ESTATE.

From The Chicago Tribune.
How do know demanded the woman whom
he had asked for charity. THAT you're not THEY
ish yaCabond instead of a poor out Of work?
How do I know you've got a clear title even 10
those dirty old clothes YOU have On?"
-'Ma'am." mournfully asked Tuffold Knutt don't
these clothes look If I'd had twenty-one years
undisputed possession of em?'
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
S4N FRANCISCO STOCKS.

The Francis Schlatter Institute for acute and
chronic diseases So7 Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
Ceetures ano fleetiuas.
T1HE MASS MEETING at Carnegie Hall sun.

day March 17th is called Woman Mass :. h ar
IN protest against protected vice only oecase III
ranged committee Of women oCt ~ IN
men and women speakers and men and Woine" a.
vited. r,L~i-,,a- o.
Mrs Charles Russell Lowell will preside as
dav Mrs a Rooe. Chairman OF the
which now numbers one hundred and fifteen bs %
women Gf this city present the stationery u
tect Of meet The speakers are Siaryi1
charles Davis. Mrs Carrie Chapman t1t'' ''''N
Crosby and Jacob Riis- -, -rr occupy
Members Of the COMMITTEES and their fiie"IS "'
upon the platform II ara th.
The meeting will begin promptly at Z 2 " 49, - re
boxes not occupied at that hour win be thrown OPEN
public.
Tickets freely distributed but
issued public No admission o.1
collection will be the expenses cdsiNs
provided for by the women signing the CALI
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
If FnNrsFhEF FURNITURE
SPRING STOCK.
A COMPOSITE PHOTOGRAPH.

Spring has turned our showrooms into YER
liable gardens OF beauty. Ramble around anu
YOU will get u sort of mental composite photo
graph like this
Grace bewiIdering-hints of Venetian forms.
of Oriental. of modern.-wOndrOusly inter
mingled Color fascinating-stained green and
natural woods. enamels. paintings most art
fully combined. Comfort seductiye-shaped
seats. endless cushions, literary and social helps.
nut together in a way that absolutely implores
one TO take it easy" Factory prices-so low
that every one will
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
San Francisco. Marcn 1.-THE official closing quo
tatlons for mining stocks today We're as follows:
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise Cos sunset 4l Moons ago IS
HIGH WATER.
AM-Sandy Hook i.32 Gov. Island 5G4 IIelI Cos
r M-Sandy Hook 5o7 Gov. Island 80" Hell Gate rs
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
Amnsemenis.
STH AVE,

STH AVE.
Broadway and 2sth ST.
G:30 To 1915 p. NJ.
DAVID BELASCO'S
MADAME BUTTERFLY" ="
HELEN DACVRAY
< NJ. 4. KENNEDY
IN NIGHTS OUT"
JESS DANDY.
DUPONT * LOTHIAN.
MEERS SISTERS.
WILLIS FAMILY.
kAIAMO.
THE KEATONS.
kALATECHNOSCOPE.
SACRED CONCERT To
DAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
DUPLICATE WEDDING PRESENTS.

M Johnston Som Il J0hn 81. n =, IllN stII dIu
exchange Sv-rware Diamonds and all precious stones
Including OLD GOLD .gENELRN. our cases are tulI
II bargains 80 per cent less than first cost ot
goods. Sens for catalogue
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
MONDAY MARCH IA

MONDAY. MARCH ls.
Vessel. For. Malls cIoSa
X Maria Theresia Naples Lloyd 500 m IogI a N
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
a Announcements

Z. & W.
Collars. Cuffs. shirts.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

l,IRoPolIfiN OPERA HOUSE.
Last Week tbut oncl of the
GRAND OPERA SEASON I90O-IGO1
uder the direction Of Sir. Maurice tran
TOM I&F TT ar
I::TH GRAND SUNDAY NIGHT CoSCTpr
NEFtDIS ttkQt IEM MASS ''
VIII b performed for the season rr5, A. -
Direction Of Mr. MencineIli. SoIosts Mines No-Jie ~
S'humann Heink, NM. Salignac and Parcon T-s' sn1
pUera Orchestra and Chorus NHtirs
Mon Eve Mar Il. >-LA EGHEvF E,uo-.,
by Mad Scene from IL IA. Mines. MeIba FRITZ Ssb.~
NM Cremonini. Campanari 'N'
IugS, AIT MsT i8 a. 1;i1 precisey-Der Ring ps
Nloelunsen Et'fRiED- Mines TernIna FRITZ Scba-
and ana SThumann Heink: NM. Jean and Ed. de Resnss
Bass, Hunhene and Bispham. Conductor NJ DaorosSs
We'd Eys March ~ at and sat Aft. Mar 81
a. First Performance Cf SALSlNBO lin Fren-5,'
Mines. Breva! Bridewe NM Saleza SsIierac ion,na, ,
and Scotri- Conductor NIanciraU ''
III Aft. Mar. - i-}n n Prg
Nibelunsen. G0TTERDANIWERIN Nc. Mines Ts1.ins
susan SironS- Frtzi SChef. OJzAa. BrdawA Scbursn1
f1lnE; VIM Jean and Ed de Reszke and Muhlmann
y y 2. March - at I.4j.-D0uble Bill RIGO-
tEJTO- Mines Nelbt Homer: NM Creuonni TaIrns-
(aInptnarL Followed hy cav hLIERIA RI STTC aya
Ms.s- 'IadSiSi Homer; NM. Sc0t.t and Dppel.
Sat VT. Mar. 2-id. ~ SAL 4NINR0 din Frsnrh,
VITA SANE east as On "Wednesday Evening.
Sat F.VS. War -Ft =. Popular Prfcas-FATST
Un trenSht Mines Margaret Macintyre and Oitzka. NM
'Teu"AiHi. tampen1ri and Plancon.
w EBLlt PIANOS USED
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
amnsemenis.

.SS
II 80 to 10:45 p NJ
SJIGOMoTO TROUPE
PRELLE : DOGS.
MAX WALDON
ZELNA RAWLSTON
DELLA ROCCA.
BALL & DE NEAUX
CHAS. p. MASON
BESNAH & MILLER.
ARVELLO.
.. ROU RkE & BURNETT
CHALK" SAUNDERS
TECFfNOSCOPE
SACRED CONCERT TODkp
: 10 1o:s5 Il. VI
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
58TH ST.

: 70 1O:f5 P NJ
WILMER VINCENT co s
PETE BAKER.
THE AUTOMOBILE CID,
SMITH 4 CHISHOLM.
Az RE DAGWELI.
MI SICAL CRAIGS.
ELLA MORRIS.
THF, FOSEAS.
SMITH & CROSS.
HALDER.
KALATECHNOSCOPE
SACRED CONCERT TO-DAY
to IO:I1 p NJ
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

Quartermaster's Department Arrived
the Bar 1:45
steamer Premier tUIp. Mcdonald. Samana March 10
with fruit Bros. Vessel 10 Bennett. Walsh
Arrived a the Bar at
Sandy Hook. i. March l6, 9:30 m-Wind north
west. moderate breeze clear.
SAILED.
Steamers Maranhense C3r). for Galveston; simon Muir
News: Colorado tE3rl. Hun; Westernland
tBeig). Antwerp; statendam (Dutchl. Rotterdam via
Monte, New Orleans Imhria (I8rl, Liver
pool; Ponce Porto Rico; Wildcroft dir. Philadelphia
Maracaibo Curacao etc: Allegheny fBr, Kingston. etc
Morro Castle Havana Slverdal" ,r Norfolk Princess
Norfolk and Newport News: TJono tNor' tdrtcnas
Norfolk: INnader tf3rl Adelaide
iT}rl. Mobile: Oneida. Wilmington y c. and
Georgetown \ e: Comus. New Orleans: Agnes tNorD
Banes; city Of Macon. Boston: Manhanset drl leith
etc: Nueces, Key West and Galveston Arkansas dam
Copenhagen etc; Glenartney Gr), shanghai: stella d5r
Tampa Kansas city savannah Gulf Stream. Philadei-
phis: Chesapeake Baltimore.
United states torpedo boat Dupont. Norfolk.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
Glove Departments

Special Shipment OF
100 Dozen Ladies clasp Lafayette Real Kid Suede
Gloves made by Alexandra, in spring shades per
Ladies' Clasp Lorraine Pique Gloves
IN white. pearl, tan, mode red tan and gray per pal
Mems clasp Plonge and Mocha Pque Gloves
IN spring weights and colorS, per pai
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17
Flannel Departments

In addition o their large collection of
Imported Printed FIanneIs and Travelling Bags
VIII offer tomorrow
5000 YdS. Scotch FIanneS
inches wide striped designs and the ooongS =
shirt waists children dresses mems shirts and pIjamaS 20
Former Price, yd.
800 Skone ComfortableS
2 311"s S"e 2Sa Pa SI1 ySoS <%Sl' sad hsoop O5
New-York tribune., 1901-03-17

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