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TRAIN WRECKED BY DYNAMITE.
An Express Dcraiicd Near Black
bridge. Pn.

An Express DcrHAit1 NeaE bAAfAN
bridge. Pn.
NEW YORK. Nov. ia despatch to-
the Evening Post" from York. Pa, says
that the Southwestern Express uE the
Northern Central Railway. "a branch Of
the Pennsylvania system. due iu this city
az 1874 D. m. was wrecked last night by
a charge OF dynamite placed under the
track near the Black Bridge. "a short dis
tarce north Of York The train was run
ming at the rate of forty-tyc miles aU
hour when the explosion occurred The
passengers were severely shocked. Ali ,s-
capped injury
a piece of rail two and @ half feet long
WAS blown out Of the track and three
coaches were deraiIed and drawn over
The ties q distance of pc feet before the
train was brought 90 a stop. Engine No.
1858. which drew the train. had its head
light blown or. and the windows Of The
cab were shattered The trucks under an
express car and "A day coach were badly
wrecked. Four Pullman cars. day
coach. a combination car. and an express
car composed the train.
The spot where the wreck occurred IS
the COdOruS Creek on the other. and Is
one of thu lCusli.st places between Har-
Ti=burg and Baltimore. u rs believed that
the object OF the perpetrators vas rob
boT--
The wrecked train LEFT Washington at
80 o'clock last night and was due IT
BIttsburE at E-la this morning
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Mr.. HULL HAS A RELAPSE.

Iowa Representative May Not BE
Here When Congress Meets.
DIS MONIES. Iowa. NOV. Is.-Represen-
tative Hull who has been IN for several
weeks, has suffered a relapse during the
last day or two. Some Of his friends re-
gard it as doubtful whether he viii he able
60 90 to Washington by the time Congress
meets. He is reported slightly better this
morning. lie was able TO sit up only a
few hours yesterday.
His illness has been due largely TO in
fammatiOu OF the bowels. and ne does
not improve as rapidly as his physicians
hoped Except on election day. when he
was taken out 10 vote. he has rot left
his home. for over. a month
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THE ROBINSON WILL CASE.
Jury Decides That TestatriN Was
UnduIy Influenced

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. IE.-After being
out Iol hours. the jury ia the Robinson
viii contest iu Media. wherein Anna y.
Robinson and Gerald -. Robinson seek TO
break the viii of Mrs Letitia Robinson.
bccu,athiug $4,000 to United States Mar
sinai John b. Robinson. reached verdict
which is a complete victory for the con-
tgstIuts.
The long doIjb.ra ton OF the jury breaks
the record FOR trials in this State Three
times the iuTymo1 stated that they could
not agree. but at clock last night they
sealed "A verdict This was opened by
judge Johnson m IN o'clock this morning.
u stated that the jury believed LstiLa
Robinson had been uUduiy Influenced by
John Robinson $50 making her viii. and
that th. viii should therefore De- declared
uHH and void. As Il result 90 this de-
clsi0l. John Robinson Will receive only
haIf the estate. the other haT being di-
yilrd between the Two contestants and
two other heirs.
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KILLED HIS MoTHER-IN-LAW.
4 Brutal Murder Committed Near
Rural Retreat. Va.

RICHMOND. Va. Nov. I6.-IIenry RAT
cliffe. OF Wythe County. living near Rural
Retreat murdered Mrs. Huddlc. his
ruutucr-in-law Thursday afternoon ia a
most brutal manner. and Is now confined
iu the Jail al Wytheynle.
Radcliffe came home drunk and de
ClaTgd that If the farm was not imme-
diat,Iy transferred to his wife he would
Kill her mother. He suatChed up a gun
to execute the threat. but his wife inter
fcred. RatCliffe then boc; me so violent
that the wife caught UP her youngest
child and fed from the house 10 seek
assistance from the noighbOrs
when she returned she found her moth
cT dead Radcliffe had shot her On the
thigh and crushed ia her skull with tho
stock of the gun The murderer made his
escape, tut a searching party soon found
him at nearby house.
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TELLER zoLLINHOFER's THEFT.
Williamsburg Bank Declaration
Likely to Exceed $4,000.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1G.-Omce-s of tn
Williamsburg Savings Bank said today
that the amount of the dcfaIcati0n Of
George ZDHiuhofor the paying teller Of
Tho bank. would probably exceed g. H'1,
been stoI-u.
ZaUinhof,r is 40 the bank today. assist
ing experts from the surety ,1upan50-
which gave securely for him and for The
Iaty Harry r.. Corbett. "a paving teller Of
ihc bank. whom ZolIuuufDr iS said rD
have accused II having b,eu his accom-
piice.
Gen. J. Y. McserDI". president az jhc
hank sad this morning that the experts
had gone back tWauty-siE months b. the
books. and that they had already found
dgfalcatIous amounting tp 5000 The
syprr's viii 90 back much further iU their
',-iuuRatipn OF the accounts. ana General
AitssTOl- said that in all probability o.
would re- found that the SJgaliug- con-
tiEucd through Il longer period than was
first supposed.
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4 New Typewriter Company.

ALBANY. y. =. Nov i6.-The Modern
Typewriter Company. Of New York city.
has been incorporated with a capital OF
N.0t5ca9. To- manufacture sewing ma
chimes, blind-stitch sewing machines. gas
generators. and tvpsWrltors and writing
machines The directors are William -
Beam Charles &. MaCCounell. and Val
oatiE. Ts,slor or sew York city. Thomas
11'.. 'o"' and William II. Hays. OF
PBtsbuTs. Ia.
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VIRGINIA AND THE ARCH.
PnriN Aguew Says the Political Or
Ennizatiou VIII Ala the Project.

Park AGnew. Chairman Of the Repuhli-
can State Committee Of Virginia who is
i'm the city. said this morning that the
heads Of Republican and Democratic or
CARNATIONS in the Old Dominion would
announce in the near future neral com
mittee to solicit subscriptions for the Nc
Hinley Memorial Arch.
This committee" he said. will have no
political phase. The people Of Virginia.
with one accord are heart and soul in
the movement TO erect the Mckinley Me
mortal Arch. There will be maximum
amount that can be subscribed, probably
-. thus putting every contributor as
nearly as possible on an equal footing.
Those who can readily afford to give s.
Will do so. and those who cannot con-
tribute that sum will cheerfully give what
they can Virginia viii do her share
toward the arch
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NEW STEEL TRUST PROPOSED.
New York. Philadelphia. and Pitts
burg Capital Interested.

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-StepS have been
taken toward the formation Of new
steel trust along the lines Of the United
States steel Corporation by capitalists OF
this city. Pittst urg. and Philadelphia. and
"a meeting viii be held at the Waldorf
Astoria Iate-jhls afternoon TO make fnsd
arraugennerrts for Tho Incorporation OF the
new compsny-
II is said that the capital of the con
Germ viii d. pretty close TO Sy5n.GI1. JJ1.
The names Of ID. companies and iEdiyId-
UaiS VINO are g.--E into the combination
are kept secret. but it rs has been learned
that there WIZ 3D.. over twenty companies
Iu a. and among these viii b. the strong
est independent concerns nov outside OF
tl, United St..tts Steel Corporation
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STABLE RACING INFORMATION!
Tyrshena, 10 TO {, won.
COllOFFi, 10 to /, won.

CTbursIlyo Pigeon Post, 30 TO I. won.
S,srlrt Lily. 4 60 I. won The above two
,,e-c The "COOL THINGS 1 wired 20 ny
subscribers yesterday 7 can give few hettous
exclusive stable information consisting ct two or
tIraa GOOD bets each day. terms. s. Tor 3 DAYS.
t-fgI wire. s. Mail orders tcleguphed from the
track az 8 o. m. Address &. %. JAMES. +. q.
Roy 10 MashinsLun. ID. ..
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GERMAN SOLDIERS RIoToUs.
Officers UnRbIe 10 Control Their Men
In China.

LONDON, Nov. IG-A despatch 10 the
Times" from Shanghai says that consid-
cradle trouble has been lately caused by
the disorderly conduct Of German sol
dlrrs. who have assaulted police and
others
Their officers d0"thoir best to preserve
order. but the men show the same deplor-
able lack OF discipline they too often dis
played in North China.
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TEACHER NOT WANTED.
Jersey ites Map " ithdrHv Their
children From "a school

NEW YORK, Nov. le.-The appointment
of Miss Margaret Brown. "a young negro
woman. in public school j.. Crescent Ave
nue. and Astor Place. jersey City. has
stirred up trouble in that town
School = numbers among its students
many children fren the Bergen section
% is said that most of these viii De- with
drawn owing 20 obi.CJious boy their par
eutS 90 Miss PVDNu'S color
Tho msIab,TG 90 the Board .I Education
said today that ICY had tr appoint Aliss
Brown as she was legally entitled Jr abe
place. She Il said tn be bright and cap
able. Miss Daisy Fearing. another Young
negro woman. was appointed "a teacher
two wears ago.
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THE ST. PAUL IN PORT.
American Liner BrinES Several Dis
tinGufshed PaSSenEcrN

NEW YORK. Nov. l6.-The American
Line steamship 81. Paul. Captain Jaui-
son, from Southampton and Chsrbourg.
arrived in pert al o'clock this morninE.
The steamship had soOd weather ny 10
the past few days when strong northwest
erly gales were encountered She arrived
ON schedule time. however
Among the passengers were 4. cohen.
British Consul General TO Haiti. Mime.
Nevada Palmer. the singer. Leon MoTeau.
a celebrated Violinist. and Mrs William
Ludlow, widow Of General IUdiav-.
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STEEL MEN TO DEVELOP COAL.
steps Tnkcn by the United states
Corporation

FITJSB.RG, Pa, NoS. There are
UnmistaHabic signs that the United States
steel Corporation is going into the coal
business here ass elsewhere.
4 general bureau Of mines and mining
has been opened in Pittsburg. with an ex-
pCri,ECCd coal man ia charge. Coal mines
and options cWUed by constituent conpa-
mics arc Go De developed in their r-epcc-
tR, localities
Tho chief TuTpr-r FrW iS 60 measure
and map the supply 20 th, end ar con
serving fuci for the future. % is be-
Usr'd th.tt T.. r. Gary will b. On charge
nt the entire coal problem. including Vir-
EiuiI DEVELOPMENT.
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ROOSEVELT HORSES FOR SALE.
The President Orders Cuba aHd Ha-
Fnna Disposed of.

OYSTER BAY. Nov I5.-President
Roosevelt has directed Noah Seaman. his
foreman at Sagamore Hill. TO sell his two
horses known as Cuba and Havana.
They are described as being sixteen hands
two inches high and kind and gentle in
every way
Franklin Han, who has been coachman
for President Roosevelt at Sycamore
Hin for the past eight years. has been ap-
pointed 20 a messengerShip at Washing
ton. and left yesterday for that city.
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MANY HUNTING CASUALTIES.
Eight Killed and Fifteen wounded
In Wisconsin, Woods

MILWAUKEE. NOV. BIN the six days
that have elapsed since the dcer-huuting
season opened eight hunters have been
killed and fifteen wounded in the Wis
CDuSiu woods
TWO were added 10 the list OF dead yes
tcTday. Thousands OF men and BOYS are
IN the North Woods. many Of them ann
ed with the new sTnOkeIeSs powder long
range rifles FHNy one-haIf Of the fatal
aCcIut utS have been caused by stray bull
lets from nitrg-U0Wder weapons Nearly
all hunters now going 20 the woods put
on bright red sweaters IN order not to be
mistaken for deer.
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MUST PAY THE HACKmAN.
Persons Refusing to settle VIII Face
n Police Judge.

The District Commissioners today is
sued an order relative 10 the payment of
hack fare. The Association Of Hack
Drivers recently called the attention of
the Commissions go tho action OF GER
tain persons who had refused 70 pay the
legal fare for the hacks which they had
hired. The matter was made the sub
jcCt Of Investigation by iha Police De
order
ANY person who shall refuse q paw
legal tarH for hack. 4s described Il JEr
police regulations. that Dc has hired.
shall. on conviction thereof De- compelled
10 pay 10 the driver 81 said hack am
amount equal 90 the legal fare. and shall
also pay Cd fine 81 E.L less than 81 nor
more -Lau SIr-'
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AREIY OF UNEMPLOYED GROWS.
Two Candidates for Every Position
Vacant ia Grrnnnn

BERLIN. Nov lG-The labor Journal.
"ArbeitsmarkL" points out in its current
issue the serious disproportIou of uuem-
pIoyed in the working classes OF Germany.
Ia October. 1872. there were lss candidates
for every TOO situations vacant. In Octo-
Der. 1901, the percentage OF applicants WAS
lys for every 100 vacancies
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ THE SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT
OF COLI NBIA. THE SFH DAY OF NOYEN-
Der. laUI--ELIZABETH J. FULLALOVE
Complainant, vs. THE UNKNOWN HEIRS. DE-
YISEES AND ALIESEES or JOHN cox. Ct al.
Defendants Equity No =. o. Docket 81
On motion Of the complainant. b. Mr. Jesse
r. y lL-on, her solicitor. 10 this S-h day of ~
yeuher. 1871, ordered that the unknown heirs
dCvisees and allenees Of John Cox. the urknBas
heirs, deFlsees and alIeuees % Thomas WiIsuH-
the unknown heirs. devi5ees and aIienec- Of Ma
tilda NItherinEtOn " Ils0u. the unknown heirs
dcylsecs and allenees o. william The0b0ld Wolfe
Tone AID the unknown persons claiuiny under
tEeus defendants. cause their appearance 70 Be
occurring forty days after this date. Otherwlsc
the cause 20 De proceeded with as in case q
default.
The object Of this suit Is to obtain = decree
removing a cloud upon the title 10 a Tot Of
ground. the same being part Of what Was fog-
meFly known a. kings Acre IN GeOrgetcun.
and IA what IS now square twelve hundred and
nineteen C2I9). In Washington City. District o.
Columbia, and IS described follows Begin
uiuE for the sane the east side % sd lMarkPtl
Street at q point where the sane Is interested
by the northern boundary line Of ''OId George
town and running thence north with said east
line 81 sd Street p lee ~ inches. more or
less, 90 the centre % alley between hou-ses
No 1879 and No 1871 zSd Street AID running
back east between parallel lines Of that width
the entire depth Of said lot about - feet. i'm
proved bv b-ick house Ne 1872 &8I street. ard
90 vest the title IN fee simple an said property
IN the complainant by adverse possession. and
perpetuaIly enjoiu the defendants from settin-
up any claim. right or title % said property:
this order 20 he Published IN the Washington
Law Reporter AID the Washington Times once
week for three successive weeks.
By the Court
CseaLJ A. c. BRADLEY.
a.
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DOES NOT TAKE VACATIONS.
Indian Commissioner Jones Hurried
Trip to Princeton.

William a. Jones. the indian Commits
sl0uer. accompanied by several friends
left washington this evening for a flying
trip 10 Princeton. \. J., where he viii
look after his private business affairs
The Indian Commissioner is one of the
few officials who does not take vacations
He and his friends are expected 10 return
to this city this evening
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TRAPPED BY A WOMAN.
PostOmce Clerk Causes the Arrest of
q Murderer.

Murderer.
UNIONTOWN, Pa. NOV. lS.-Miss Mar
garet J. Hagans. money order clerk in
the UuiOntOwu p0stOfficc. effected the
capture Of a murderer last evening.
Pietro ROgliette killed Antonio Motto
in Westmorcland county recently. COuu-
Jy Detective Alex McBeth placed a dccOy
letter IN the UniontoWn postoffice for the
murderer. and when BOgIiette called for
10 this evening there was an officer about.
Miss HagauS recognized the man from the
description. and had another C.erk de-
tain him on pTeteNt while she ran 10 the
street and brought an officer She pointed
OUt The man among the crowd of for
eiEuCrs around the window. and ne was
lodged i'm jaii.
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EDUCATIONAL

Ro-. G.auulstgd Sugar. 5r. California Hams.
fresh smoked So Fun Cream Cheese. IIc- Fresh
Oyster Crackers. AZ. lib packages BlsJ Mac
aToai -.- , lbs Pure HueEEhc-t Cor -l.. Cali
f.ruia FIuus- ST.. Pcar,. 9e. Peaches. Tor. Aprl-
cots. Izi.. Sir.oiu Steaks and R1ssts. 11l.c:
-OIi Tim--' Family FIour. $50 star oI lie
Fast Fancy Patent. S4-I4.
AT j. T.. d. PILES' SIX STORES.
u2 fth 3d. sn.. % 1.l So. ue. So Itl S. &c..
cor. Sd 81. aud sd ave me-, 10 Monroe r..
Anacos3Is. and g4- Ia ave uy.
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FOREIGN MAILS.

LOUIS A DENT. Register % Wills
ALBERT T. SHOEMAKER. Attorney for Ap-
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Incorporated at Trenton.

TRENTON. n J., NOV I6.-Thc New
Jersey and Pennsylvania Traction Com
pany. capital SLO'o.O0J. the Cape Cruz
Company capital 5l.6OJOOO. and the East
cru SANITARY Street Cleaning C0musD,y
capital 81 .0JU.0lo MED articles or iucorp0r.,.
lion yesterday
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phatically discIaimed any such liability or
any ildebte dnesS to Mrs Bull
Mrs Bull returned 10 Baltimore after
obtaining her divorce IN Wyoming Mr.
Bull f. a member Of the clothing manu-
featuring firm Of Brent Bull & Co
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FIFTH VICTIM OF TETANUs.
Canadians List Of Vaccination Vie
Tins Continues to Grow.

CAMDEN. \. j.. NOV. i6--LIlian Carly.
aged sixteen years. Of 742 Berkeley Street.
died at an early hour this morning Of
lOckjaw
Miss Carly was the fifth person In this
city to die from totanus as the result Of
vaccination since d week ago YESTERDAY.
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EiVed mere yesteruty wfu Esr iced
pumps choked- She f. Of 1926 tons rr~.--
ter. z 80 tons gross HLI halls from. Ta..r-
ester, n. y. A survey was made
Repairs Will be effected and she VIII sam
on Sunday.
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AUCTION SALES.

70 WHOM TT NAY CONCERN-On SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER &C. 1901. AT 10 A NJ I wi1 sell at
C. c. sloan s. Cos. 1907 @ 81 uz-, one trunk
and one chest and contents stored att me in
name OF r l. Brown, 10 cover storage charges.
mile WI LOWENTTf AL.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TiS COMMISSIONERS OF The
District Of ColumSlz Washington. November 2
Is0i- Sealed proposals Bill be received a. this
otHee until y O'Clock M. November g. 1901. for
furnishing cast lron water pipe. SPECIFICATIONS
and blank forms % proposal may be obtained az
this oficc- HENRY r. 2. MCFARLAND JOHN
V. ROSS. JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners, District
1f Columbia
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week the members Of
( squad did not pre-
rance AS they IounE-
S of the Murray Hill
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stops the Cough
and Works on che Cold

LAXATIVE Brom0-Quiuine Tablets crrr a cold In
one dag. NJ cure. no pay Price - cezts
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Killed hrn Falling Wall.

CHICAGO. Nov I6.-Part of the walls of
the new powerhouse now in course OF
construction at the University OF Chi
cage. blew down with the strong gale
from the northwest yesterday. killing
Alexander Green. "A hodcarTier. and in
jurinc seven others. All the men were
COlUrcd.
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WASHINGTON. D. C.. POSrOFFICE NOTICE
should be read daily. As changes may Occur at
F6RFTCy NAILS ARE forwarded to the ports
Of sailing daily, and the schedule o. closings is
arranged on the presumption ef their uninter-
upted overland transit. For the Eeek ending
xiI be made from the MAIN OFFICE as follows:
Mails for south and Central America,
West Indies, Etc.
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. by rail to North
sydney and thence Wa steamer. close here daily
except sundays at 4 M, and On Sundays only a.
Nails for sIQUELON. by rail to Boston ard
thence via steamer, close here daily At Sis p
CUBA NAILS close here via Port Tampa. Pa.
Mondays Nedueszilys. and SatU-1ays a. 2-3J p
Nails for MEXICO Overland. unless specially ad-
dressed Tor despatch by steamer sailing from
Neg YORK. close here daily At 1880 a. m and y
- Mails Cor BELIZE. PUERTO CoRTEz. and
GUATEMALA. by rail- 60 New Orleans and thence
via steamer. close here daily az 10 p M the
connecting closes Cor which being MONDAYS
Mails for COSTA RIGA. by raI b New Or
leans and thence via steamer. close here daily
at 10 p 10. the connecting closes for which be-
ING Iuesdlys
Transatlantic Mails.
Mails for HAWAII. via san Francisco. clase bs-.
daily at ESQ p m up 90 November Is iac.usi,c.
Cor despatch per s. Alameda to)
Mails for CHINA.s JAPAN. HAWAII and PFIT-
TPpINE ISLANDS, VIA san Francisco. Close here
Eg7lr 1t 6-aB .. N. ur IN N0lcmlcr Is inclusive
l.- F--rsteh per s. s. CANA. 90
Mails fer TAHITI and NARQJ ENAS ISLANDS
III. san Francisco. close here daily ~ 6-SJ 3,
NJ. no o. November "a. iueil-isc, for des1zt,s
Ter = g. Australia ioj
. Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Ezur1rrv--
49,. I.rr daily 40 $50 o. up to Nay.r-l,.-
. 81 inclusive f1- despatch per s. s. Fuuress -
Gs,5r1 REGISTERED mail must be directed .-Es,
N.r-,--.r-yar-' Merchandise ioT tie Z. $ Postal
IND gt Shanghai cannot b. forwarded VIA o.
Vrs.- s.- AUSTRALIA Except West Aus-r-r5-
,,r7.r r. forwarded VIA Europc1. NEW ZEALAND
rrU SAMOA ard IAN ALL yil san Frau-i-e,
close Gers daily G- ESQ o. In- zap o. Nuyeube- Sd
. 7-.. Tr,lva t.- despatch per S. s. Ventura. C11
.8rFr- iar COCHIN tEINA are forwarded ID,
New N.r. for cuuuryt5-a with European steam
f .--
-srUHIPPTNE ISLANDS OiuiLsry M1in. dos
rrt.s--E Co San Francisco no all closes Tor tIllr
,-l.. o. connect with Cay-uucuf transports tr5
81 Inns .f which arc IRREGULAR
REGISTERED MAILS close AZ the MAIN or
FiuF as follows ODD 40 I-D1 p. Oh. same cay.
+ ..J 40 $500 r- same day. cd Al 500 I.
( Sam. Es.- ,D ~ 100 D. W- previous day. td)
. So I--N' r- o. previous Saturday a. 40 500
. Dr. u. rs.gl.gs day. l11 A. t=eJ o.. In- previous
Err JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL PARTIES noticing accident 20 LADY vita
three children. when boarding 9th 81 car az
FeuFa- ave. July Z, 1901. please adde's BOX
60. this 0fice2
loo ROLLS 2-PLY ROOFING PAPER. slightly
damaged. SOC a pcce. best quality 2-Ply soc:
S-ply, Sc Grey Government Uudershirts Tor
81 genuine McClelland saddles, $50, TIorsa
blankets. from Goc upward s BENSISGER &
CO.. 18th and sts
TIE Ckildren's Hospital has a deed Of trust on
Il for twenty thousand dollars. on which IL L
paying interest Help 70 pay It.