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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07
Sc alquila

una casa de altos, fresca Y CON buenas 90.
modidades para una familia aunque sea nu'
merosa. Tiene cuatro dormitorios, sals,
comedor V cocina, aqua del acueducto ba--
10. radica en- la Gale del Arsenal ndmero
5, Marina. Para informes en- el mismo o..
rrio Gale Nueva mum. 2, altos. >6-6
El Fiscal General, le ha concedido nm
mes de licencia, don Juan A. Blondet,
Juez de policia de Guaysma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07
NOtiCiaS del exterior

s El "Tiempo," de Irlanda anuncis
que ell rey Eduardo VII acompafisdC
dc la Reina Alexandra visltsla aqueila
isla en- ell pr6ximo mes de Abrll.
La prensa parisiense tratando el
asuntO pendiente entire los gobiernos
americana & ingles, dice que 81 ell Con.
greso Nacional de Washington apoya
aprueba el tratadO del canal de Nj
caragua por encima de la vountad de
Ihgiaterra que desea ell de Panama.
p0r propia convenience y por sus de
fechos adqulridos anteriOrmente, ell
de la Gran R-etafia sufrir$ un
Eudc golpe ante la opinion pdblica,
d p'6ndidamente NJ landau para la es-
p.endida proceci6n civil que tendra lu
gar ell dia de la coronaci6n. El vehf-
culo sera adornado con bandeTas y
trofeos nacionales con las armas reales
= cintas de seda earnest siendo ell
principal embelecimiento del mismO y
la nota que mas adornara, Rermosas
gnirnaldas de lirios que es la flor tavo-
rita de la reina Alexandra.
Los peri6dicos de La Haya manifies
tan que ell ministro PienipotenciariO de
Russia On HOlanda cOnJestando & una
apelaci6n que diriglda al gobieIno de
San PetErsburgo le tue entregada pol
el comitE de auxilios para los beers
constituido en- la capital de los Paises
Bsjos, expres6 el alto diplomatico que
I'll estaba muy disgustado pOr que ios
asuntos del TransYaal no haOfan side
todsvia someUidos una arbitration J
que elevarla el escIito al gobierno mos
covita.
AL llegar a San Petersburgo ell mar
qu6s de Ito, gefe del gobierno de To
k.o ha sido recIbido EN- audiencia espe
cial por el czar Nicolas III, y despue
le fue offecldo IN esp endidO banqce'
de gala, por eI conde LausdoIff mlDls
tro de Negocios Extrangeros del go
biernO mOscOvits.
Estas demOstraci0nes de amstad a
prohombre japones Sc consideran com
| la continuation de una inteligencia di
p,omatica entire Russia y el Jap6n,
que seguramente Sc ratficaTa CON est
reciente vista del marques de Ito.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07
YOTAs PfDAeOGlCAS

EstA obra tan interssante para TODD Macs.
tro estA Va terminals. Vale oadA elem.
plar 60 OENTAVOS.
Los pedidos dsben haoerss con tempo Il
BoLRTIN MzRcANTiE.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07
DIsTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO

A.0SIRAS preparadas al gusto 6 30 30
"a docena en- ell Colonial Restass-
rant. ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07
Tribunal de pOliCia
DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL

DISTRITO DE CATHEDRAL
Severe Mufioz, por embtisguez y amena
zas, dos dollars de multa cincuenta centa
vOs de costas.
Anastacio Gonzalez, carretero, por rom
per un farol, condenado & psgar So compou
ci6n.
Rosario Negr6n, por falta de comparecen
cia, tres dollars de mults. aplaz6ndose ei
juicio para ell dis nueve.
DISTRITO DE SAN FRANCISCO
Juana Rivera, por embrisguez y esc6n.
dalo, un dollar de multa 6 dos Gias de
arresto.
Aniceto Hernandez, por atropello 6 Oe-
lestlna Delgado, tres dollars de multa y
uno de costa.
A.,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07

ell apuntador le dijo: "Te advierto que
20 va he cobrado y que ell taquillero Sc
tug6 con los tondos. :" Don Juan se
extraha; sus companeros Sc extrafian
mas adn J quieren marcharse; Teno
rio interrumpe su redondilla & intenta
fGa. faGafenfEEllo1b El 1buOhd8 9BF5afsa5a 9BF5afsa5a, affo5a tss
sillas al escenario y pide que la repre-
sentaci6n continde. Es impossible. Don
Juan Tenorio, don Luis Mejia, ell Go
mendador y dola Ines han lido a dar
con sus huesos y con sus caras pintadas
en- la prevention.
Ell pdblico toma a chacota ell suceso
= Sc desparrama por la ciudad comen-
tandolo..
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07
SE VENDEN

frente & Ia carretera de 6anturce dos solares:
81 primero colinds con el Puente de San
Antonio y Ia lsguns, el segundo 40 metros
mas arriba en- 10 misms lines.
Iniormarkn on la dnca OLIMPO frente
& dichos solares.
LIE han sido concedido por 81 Fiscal Ge-
neral, veinte nueve diss de licencia al
Jues municipal de Oabo Rojo.
Ha embarcado on Ponce con rumbo 4
Espaiia, don Guillermo Bernat, socio de
una respectable casa dc comercio de Yauco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07

81 "Tiempo," de Irlanda anuncia
que Ell rey Eduardo I'll acompafsdo
de la Reina Alexandra vlsltsla aquelIa
isla en- el pr6ximo mes de Abrll.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07

Sc qaejan los vecinos de Mayaguez de 10
caro- NAL pesada que Sc est& expendiendo
la carne de res en- dicha poblaci6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07
SEMI TENORIO

En- ell teatro de las Delicias de Bar.
celona se ha promovido .un escandalo
cuyo, fundamento es graciosisimo.
Representatives. Don Juan Tenorio:
los c6micos a1n no habfan cobrado sus
sueldos. Ouando ell actor que hacfa g!
Don Juan gritaba:
"Llam6 al cielo y no me oy6,
y pues sus puertas me cierra. -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07

Fl microbes fu6 abauelto p0r Is Qe-.s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-12-07

En- las partidas de pelotas jugadas esta
mafiana Dor los alumnos de laE escuelas
"Lincolno "High Schoop, ganaron los
primeros ocho partidas y los ssgundos dies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-06
Uli0l Livestock Commission G.
!. e. MOORE Mar,n.r

A. {. MOORE. Manager.
Stock Yards. W.chita. kan Cenairu-
meats and correspondence solicited Mar
ket reports furnished free on application
Proceeds remltted oa day o. sale. Moasy
@ loan On cattle. Phone 80
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Wichita Colleges

Continued fro1 Eleventh Pass
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LETTER LIST.
Ladies List.

LIST Of letters advertised by the post
master at Wichita Kan, Tor the week
ending October 8. 1901:
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Or. I.W. Shuts
Specialist

n Medical. Surgi-
cal AID Ele cluca
treatment c. al
Chronic. Nervous.
Skfr and Evlts
diseases. Ea.e Grl
female Office. 81
North Ma p street
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AIbertus Magnus
Conservatory Of Music

Opera House Block
HENRI Apply. Mus. D.. President
VIOLIN taught according q methods
~ ROYAL C0lservat0ries e Berlin and
Paris
PIANO taught according tc uetlGls OF
ROYAL Conservatory ~ Leipzig.
SINGING Taught according % methods
of GARCIA Rouly and Marchesl-
THEORY and HARMONY taught hy
oueh method
VAN-rFD ard NORMAL work ~ St-N-
BILE and MUSICAL hLS4yhA elaNst7 b
ana STUDENTS Eecitals-
Tor-~-vezr college course leslifiE 70
T@rree 81 Mus y. lBacheio- q Alsic.l
Hours s-l- a. "a, "a s. m
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PHvSicnNs

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4. l. aAALALON, IL J..
Is E Doug.as sveuEs Csi1tizg Diocz.
tair6 1eor)- Taks elevator ~ Aarkss
street entrance
Practice Limited % Eye. Ear. Nose and
Threat
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G. W. c. JONES
0STEOPATHic PHYSICIANS

OSTEOPATHiC PHYSICIANS
Directory Of Graduates OF Reputable
Schools Of Osteopathy.
DR.. BERTHE BRISCOE.
Rooms S3l-so2 Sedgwick block. once
hours. g TO u and . 10 ;. Closed after
noon Monday. Wednesday ard Friday.
z s MILFORD, .. O., y. =.
suite = Scheetz building, phone ssi-2
Residence, 526 St Francis. phone sis
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
THE RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
WORK OF THE YEAR REVIEWED BY THE
GENERAL, SUPERINTENDENT

Washington, Nov. 5-The annual report OF Cen
eral Superintendent White of the Railway Mail
Service for the fiscal year 1901 shows that az the
close Of the year there 13S full railway post
office lines 1102 apartment lines 10 electric and
cable lines and 81 steamboat lines in operation.
The total mileage OF railway steamboat electric
and cable lines covered by railway postofice ser
vice was 1s2 14 The number OF pieces OF mail
matter handled exclusive OF registered matter)
was IA ISL 40 an increase OF Isl per cent over
Inst wear The number OF errors IN distribution
was one to every 10 626 pieces There were 11ssS9s
nieces of mail matter ilegiby addressed so as TO
REQUIRE special attention before delivery could be
affected an increase of over 250o0 over last year.
There were In the year s25 casualties. IN which
seven clerks were killed. sxty-three seriously in
iured and 229 slightly injured This is the largest
number of casualties recorded in one year In
the history of the service Recommendation Is
made for the relief OF injured and disabled en-
ployes by withholding cent from the salaries
o: the clerks with it creating fund to provide
for disabled and superannuated clerks
The reorganization and Redistribution of tbs
sArviee are again recommended. Also the passage
OF an act for the protection OF clerks while IN
ri. discharge of their official duties in postal
The general superintendent recommends that the
mailing divisions of all offices in which the gross
receipts amount more than 100000 a year be
consolidated with the railway mail service and
placed under its control.
The work Of inducing publishers TO separate their
mails before depositing them in postohces In tho
large cities has been pressed with vigor and sub
stantial gain made
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
ARGUING SCHLEY CASE.
pPOGRES.S Nv THE COURT OF
INQUIRY.
ARD HANNA'S SPEECH FOR THE GOV
FRNMENT FINISHED CAPTAIN
PARKER OPENS ON AID
NIRAL sCHLEY'S
SIDE.
fBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRrBUNE.l

-reshington, Nov. 5.-Solicitor Hanna's sum-
v and review Of the evidence before the
e,,,ev court Of inquiry were finished this after
-, and CAPTAIN Parker argued an hour and a
-. IN schlev's justification. Mr.. Hanna went
,,,ob the testimony affecting each specifca-
- NTH the regard for minute detail, exhaust
..se and moderation that marked his treat
- yesterday, asserting that Schleys con-
.od heen shown to be "reprehensible"
w.. aacb of the ten points of the precept in
- order. except the eighth, relating to in
~..o,,ate blockade at Santiago and the alleged
,,xa~eu.al at night twenty miles to sea. which
.a,,i+,ed had not been established. He dweit
--.,,u1arly on the facility with which coaling
. -, rvas accomplished whenever a serious at
-, was made. on the caution displayed IN
e-,,s ar the Colon, on the alleged indiscretion
:. .,e loop. and on the Hodgson correspondence
co,+.,, Parker spoke without notes. and at
.,r,ee with great feeling. Among his strongest
~ -,o,nts in Schley's behalf were the agree
-,sr+ or three logs that the signals at Cienfue-
&c mare reported only on the night Of May %
Ia that the Iowa's log never mentioned them
:. ell although the officers OF that snip alohe
,,s7r ANYTHING of their significance; the pecu-
ro- manner in which the two copies OF the
.near Schley' letter were press copied on the
SaV--York; the comparison between boarolns
,s-pa vessels from small boats ana PuIllhs
.hins alongside a collier IN heavy sea: the be-
y.. of the scouts off Santiago that the Flying
souadron approaching was the enemy; the duty
e soorts TO inpart information voluntarily,
s,6 the fact that the Colon was anchored in the
1,,ra- hsrbor early in the morning Of May 20
uben the Restorrnel was captured, and re-
-,sfned there until discovered four days later
se drew contrasts between an officer Of Schley $
ar,erianoe clothed with wide discretion ana
charged with grave responsibilities. and junior
officers who were after laurels in their hrst
campaign.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06

THE NEW CANAL TREATY.
WORK SOON TO BE BEGUN AT THE
STATE DEPARTMENT.

WASHINGTON Nov 5.-Ambassador Choate
who arrived in Washington last night, called on
Secretary Hay to-day and had long talk about
the projected Hay-P -Pauncefote treaty ana othef
matters with which the United States Embassy
at London has been concerned in the last sum
roer Mr. Choate will remain in washington
until tomorrow to see the President.
Lord Pauncefote. the British Ampassaoor' mas
given formal notice to Secretary nay 'h"' wv
T2ritish Government accepts the American PIop-
80, re1ative to the Clayton-Bulwe treaty
as the basi for new treaty, Within day ao or
W. .i. - tha convention itself. AS this docu-
nent IS expected to receive the most minute
scrutiny and the closest criticism e7",n1s %ns .rs
reacbas the Senate the department ofnclals arr
1.a,i,r +o EXERT themselves even more tEal
ps1,aI to insure absolute accuracy Of expression On
and TO avoid antiquities which fnishI ese;bie Iesu
,nisunderstandings in the future IL Is Poss!pie !
that This work will be finished In ABOUT '"o
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
PROGRESS IN PORTO RICO.
COMMISSIONER ELLIOTT REPORTS M
PROVED CONDITIoNS-THE CUES
TION OF LAND TITLES

Washington, Nov. 5.-The annual report Of the
Commissioner of the Interior for Porto Rico w n
Elliott. says that searching investigation of land
titles throughout the Island careful surveys OF
all public lands are necessary. Health conditions
are improving. The government telegraph system
VIII show monthly deficit unless business largely
increases from causes not now contemplated Com
missioner Elliott raises the question whether the
so-called public lands of Porto Rico were ceded to
the United States by the Paris treaty as crown
lands" or remain the property of Porto Rico as
State lands. Capital it is said, is needed to re-
store old plantations. The report concludes:
All in all. notwithstanding the deporable condi-
ton of the laborng classes at the OF Porto
Rico to the United States, the awful destruction
and consequent misery and woe of the people
wrought by the hurricane of August s. 1899 the in
jury 70 trade and commerce caused by the neces-
sary change in the circulating medium, and in spite
OF pernicous opposition to and malicious miSrepre-
sentaton of the methods policies adopted and
pursued, there are evidences of substantial prog
ress, and the prospects for the future are reason
ably bright.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
ARUY AND NAVY ORDERS.

washington. Nov 5--The following army ana
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
~. s,,-sr,ent Of Captain DANIEL F. ANGLUM. 12sh
Infantry. Is announced
c.z..,, E~DwARp I. MUNSON. assistant surgeon. IS
sor duty as professor or hygiene ar
tSe arn,v Medical School in this city
r,--. rJ.u,.nant GEORGE H R. GOSAAN. assistant
is Gefai MEMBER OF examining
ssoaS5 ar the Military Academy. West Point. vlce
Saptain Franklin NJ Kemp. assistant surgeon re-
Iieved
First Lieutenant JOHN B. CHRISTIAN 9Th Cavairy
rsnort to examining board az West Point for
examination for promotion
p-x. II.ut.nants CHARLES A RAGAN and WILLIAM
r EASTMAN will report at the Army Me'licai Mu-
u,to- WILLIAM B. WHEELER. 18th Infantry. Will join
his regiment at Fort Bliss
ca,,.in CHARLES c. wALCUTT. Jr.. cavalry. guar
rermaster will report for assignment 70 duty IN fns
Philippines
r.rs, Lieutenant GEORGE STEANENBERG. 18th Cav
aIry will Join his troop at Fort Robinson
c,n,an THOMAS B. LAMOREUX. Artillery Corps. quar-
ermaster. assigned TO duty ar BaItirnore in con-
ncction construction WORK az the defences Is
Baltimore harbor-
E,rst raSut.naur JOHN MILLER. 18th Infantry. will
report Socum for duty with recruits mat n,ay
regiment
Commander T c. NLEAN. 70 New-York yard duty Z
connection the Cincinnati, and TO command
when commissiorA
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06

off Manila a naval brigade consisting Of three
companies OF enlisted men company OF marines
from Cavlte barracks. and the band OF the flagship
New-York, under Lieutenant Commander j. H.
Helm, landed take part in the funeral
and Rodgers. commanders of the vessels, and other
naval officers. attended the memorial ceremonies
held by the civil government in the Ayunamiente
building in Manila at $50 o'clock. During these
proceedings shore appropriate ceremonies were
held board the vessels off Manila and at Cavite,
and at noon sautes of twenty-one guns were fired
at Fort Santiago. Manila. and by a battery of field
artillery on the Luneta. Admiral Remey says the
ceremonies were impressive and largely at
tended Notwithstanding the fact that they were
held in the greatest heat Of the tropical day.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06

JUSTICE BRADLEY NAMES THE VESSELS EN-
TITLED TO SHARE.

TITLED TO A SHARE.
Washington, Nov. 5-Justice Bradley. sitting as
a United States District Court. to-day signed
decree of condemnation and distribution in con-
nection with the libel in prize instituted by Ad-
rniral George Dewey behalf of himself and the
officers and crews of the United States naval ves-
sells taking part in the battle of Manila Bay. 1t
sets forth that the following property is lawful
prize of war: The protected cruisers Isla de Cuba
and Isla de Luzon. the unprotected cruiser Don
Juan de Austria. the transport Manila. and all
other vessels and equipment belonging to the
King of Spain and his subjects captured by the
naval forces of the United States May J. 1888. ex-
cept such as may have been restored 10 private
owners. -. d..
The Spanish property captured on shore at ina tne
Cayite arsenal elsewhere. and all non-sed2oins
boats pertaining 20 the arsenal Is not suoJeG, 70
prize The vessels entitled to share IN tne PrI1o
property are the Olympia; the BaitimoTe th1 p Sos
ION the Raleigh, the gunboats Concord ana feLleI
and the revenue cutter Mccullough. The Nansnan
and the Zafiro are held not entitled 10 snare. OPo
ascertaining the value OF the property condenne.o
as Drizes the Secretary OF the Navy Is 70 oeposit
an amount equal thereto with the Uhiteo StdteS
Treasurer subject to the courts oroer.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06

in the Hudson Street Hospital yesterday from
opium poisoning
few days ago friend visited him and brought
signal rocket which had been thrown overheard
from the bark Griffel Cochran held the rocket In
his hand and lighted the fuse The rocket went
OF. and Cochran's hand was badly burned
The druggist did think that his injury was
serious, and applied lotion consisting largely OF
opium He grew weak from the effects OF the
opium yesterday and was taken to the hospital
cochran was Mason and past regent Of the
Royal Arcanum.
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
HONORS TO NKINLEY AT MANILA.
r,y.y. AND MILITARY CEREMONIES ON THE
DAY OF THE FUNERAL.

Uasb;naton Nov 5-The Navy Department has
received from Rear Admiral Remey- commanding
the Asiatic station, report of the ceremonies at
Cavte on September 10. the day of the funeral o,
President Mckinley. Admiral femey arrived a.
Cay,a ON the Tsrooklyu on September 1s and adopt
ed without modification the arrangements maze oy
Rear Admiral Rodgers who had been IN temporary e
Command in his absence. At O'Clock on tne HoIii-
ing of the 18th the BROOKLYN Admisal Eemes saes
IA sship: the New-York. Admiral RodgerSs nag
shin: the Yorktown, the Manila and the Wompa-
tuck got under way and proceeded to an anchorage
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
HandkerChiefs.

H7ndkerchlefs forge to the front as
preparations for the Holiday festival
advance. To-day you may enjoy the
first forecast of what we know to be
the greatest Handkerchief triumphs of
nearly half century of aggressive re-
failing. The collection is monumental,
overtowering. colossal. The stock was
bought abroad-direot from mills that
gave their best efforts to satisfy our de-
mands. The people behind the coun-
tiers are elated at the values. Nothing
but wonders of enterprise on the part
of the makers and keeneSt knowledge
on the part of our buyer could have
compassed such splendid results De-
scriptions in the papers may read alike.
prices quoted may be the Same-6zt
qualities tell the story of merit Look
at the Handkerohiefs everywhere Then
render your decision We want your
judgment on these
Women's All-linen Hemsttched Handkerchiefs,
oc-, &c., &C., lIc,, I4c., Ioc., 1916, FAC.
Women's All-inen Embroidered initialed Hand
kerchiefs, &c.. Izc., i5c., &c.
Women's Swiss Embroidered
Handkerohiefs; the designs in
clude every possibility of needle
work; small, dainty effects: elab-
crate, snowy effect and every in
between effects are here in pro-
fusion; 12c., 15c., 19c., 24C.,
29c.
Women's All-linen Embroidered Handkerchtefs,
delicate, refined patterns that appeal to cult
ured tastes, I9c, 24c., SOC, o3c., TAG and
ooc.
Wonen's Al-lnen Lace-trirnmed Hsndker-
chiefs, l1c-, i5o-, Ioc-, 74c., SOC, 47c-, 7oc.
Mems AI-linen Hemsttched Handkerchiefs,
&C, r2c., Ioc., I9c, a2c-, .9c., sos, 4oe.,
6oc
Mems All-linen Embroidered initialed Hand
kerchlefs, I7c, f9c-, 22C., 29C.
Mems Silk Hemstitchef Handkerchiefs, ,4c,
$50, 47c., o5c., SI.,f.
Mems Silk Hemstitched Embroidered initialled
Handkerehefs, as, 59c-, 47c-, 63o-
We've never felt the ineffIciency of
types so strongly as we do while trying
to emphasize the superiority of our
Handkerchiefs. The foregoing items
are fully one-third less than other stores
charge. Discriminating buyers will
give Macys deserved popular support.
Silk MuffierS.
An ample variety of rich Silk Mufaers
at prices that are even rarely named for
s-and-ends that remain after the
Christmas rush is over. Fresh, beauti-
full styles-and plenty of them-iust
from the makers hands.
Heavy Brooaded Satin Muf7ers, cream
and black,
ooe instead Of SI.z5
SI.oo instead of ST.
SI.73 instead of Sro5
SI.57 instead Of 81 90
Fancy Broeaded Silk Mufflers, all oolors.
o4o- instead or STz5
Sill, instead of SI35
SI.sS instead Of S275
Sc.4o instead OF So so
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
DIR. NORTON GETS AN E1EQCATOh.

roynA1Jy RECOGNIZED BY THE PORTE AS
UNITED STATES CONSUL AT HARPooT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-The State Department mas mas
been Informed by the legation at CohS'ap
-. ..a r,,rk,sb Government has issued an ex-
oouatur TO DR. Thomas Herbert Norton onlleu
states Consul at Harpoot, Turkey. who was ap-
ponted to that post in June. 1900 DR.. Norton mas
been without the authority Of the Porte TO 1Per PEI
forp, his functions United States Consul at mar
poot for nearly year and a ha TIdyd Gpiseom
tru'aTi, limited States Charge d 'Anaires at Con-
stantin9ple he has informally discharging ms
tected TO the establishment of an American con-
1890 a. Hsrnoot on the ground that there was
@ aormarce at that place, but when, short time
sso the Porte permitted the BRUSH saIs
ro,euaa its efforts to receive similar privilege
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
OLD CROW RYE AT THE TOP

The steady gradual change of the popular DEMAND o san
te old fbI hecae is the one you always depend upon
absolutely pure highest type OF whskey nade IN tnS
water process of making and the gram oone 10
make Old Crow Rye what today-the American WsKcy par @
cnce H. Kirk Co. the which they nave oo-
aimed with it-Ed1oysaL Il Vine Press, Oct 1901
New-York tribune., 1901-11-06
Imported COQue Feather BOas.

Feather Boas of the dominant Dress of
Paris that finds hearty echo in New York.
Have you noticed the number of handsomely gowned
who wearing them? Coque Feather Boas-ight fluffy and
grace-seem be the avotc all neck dressings for these
bright, crisp days .
coors-Wte gray and blue The prices less than
regular wholesale rates.
Wholesale price $ | 20; our price 08e-1H yards
Wholesale price s.. 90; our price J s4-sya
price 81 90; price , 9s-2 yards