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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
DADYs SUCCESS IN HAVANA.
city Councsis Statement Of why II Gave
Film the Big Contract

Him the Big Contract.
Special Cable Despatch 10 The SUE.
HAVANA, Nov. io.-The Ayunta miento.
as announced In TIL Sun yesterday.
awarded the contract for the sewering and
paving OF Havana to Michael j. Dady. The
commission reported in favor Of MIR. Dady
on account Of the reduction OF his bid from
Sii. 40, $50 to $40. s8s, COS; and further. be-
cause MIR. Dady, a reliable CONTRACTOR
offered to employ only Cuban workmen, VINO
are very much in need Of work. For those
reasons the commission considered that II
was worth while paying the extra $40 .oe7,
by which amount MIR. Dady's bid exceeds
that OF Mckinney 4 Rokeby Of Jersey
City. -.
The commission, therefore. recommended
that the previous resolution be amended
and hat the bid Of the Pan-Amercan Con-
struction Company. which In MIR. pady's
corporation, DO accepted In preference to
all others and without reservation OF any
kind.
Civil Governor Nunez tried to prevent
the matter from coming up by saying the
minutes Of the former meeting, when the
bid OF McGivney d Rokeby wa accepted,
should be approved and that the Ayun-
tamiento would be liable for damages to
the other contractors who had submitted
bids. The Council. however. insisted.
senor Vega said the people were askins
about the Ayunt Amiento, whether II repre-
eented the Cubans or tho American Gov
eminent.
On the final vote tho Ayuntamiento 90
copied the report unanimously M ~
solved to send the report to the Military
Governor with a recommendation that the
bid Of the ~Pan-American Construction
Company (Mr Dady's) was the best.
A commission representing the economic
societies and corporations left to-day for
Washington for the purpose OF asking
the American Government to grant certain
concessions to Cuba. The President OF
the commission Is Senor GAMBIA Velazio
The other members are Senores Devils
and Pecan and Herr Book.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
PRINCE CHUN BACK IN PEKIN.
Emperor's Brother Welcomed Hon,e-No
plans for Ii Hung Chang's Burial.

Special Caes Dsspdfeh to The SUN.
PRxIN, Nov. ie.--Pnnce Chun. the brother
of the Emperor. who he aided the erpiatory
mission to Germany. arrived here to-day.
There was an imposing military and ofioial
reception Of the Prince at the railway
st stion. Afterward the military escorted
him through Legation street.
Although the Court Issued an edict after
the death Of Ia Hung Chang comforting
the hereditary title Of Marquis on him
and twenty-three generations OF his eldest
son and Offices and rank on his other sons
and grandson. and also provided for the
erection Of q memorial arch in Earl LIS
native town and the expenditure OF s 900
taels for the entertainment Of any funeral
guests who might attend, no plans have
as yet been made for his burial The body
will remain In Pekin until summer. when
II will probably be taken to South Anhui
province.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
"a ARso, Fs Bo, ~ ~ R,fD.
Assa o~as1 D'spp.a . tang la uas . sil.S
Aitd u Apisslsd.

Nmut piAiss, n hoy ~ The
s.anuy a.us q % Arasas 81 i'ln'hass
fs4f YIiias sari uas village 30 Issfafu1
~ no. lats uas sft.nn..n 40 AiuisYi
3d. y 10 gsafs "i aDi 'rfy iuHIia ,afuHi
. ushisi lalip iHio us Da'Iaf a. luss afa
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tf sun irafl ~ NJ AfH aaI u,a
80 49, ailI fIiHi HHls.I i4 As.alif I4t
81 Ns Nn islsIf HF HFaaf
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60 hslN 80 lHl nH lrIH fsIfIir iH
sf -IaHHHlrI o.. T. 81 90 ssha A.
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suafta aHI rIs. uab 49, usafr iHt
la ~ IsfHH. ~ iaH A. fiH sfsasi
81 uHf UaEf sH aYI rlsfHH nH az fsHl
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a. ltaHss 81 Hsif H.ttfss fr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
DISs DE BARS TRIAL.
Victim Tells Of the Teachings OF the Wo man
Jackson.

Special Cable Dsspaieh TO TIM SUN.
LONDON, Nov. Determination OF the
charges Of immortality and fraud against
Mrs. Laura jackson. alias Mms. Horos.
who was better known in America as Ann
O'Delia Diss De Bar, and her husband,
Theodore jackson. was resumed to-day
One Of the witnesses, Vera Croisdale. stated
that on one occasion jackson produced
n COPY OF the New Testament and inter-
preted to her the twelfth chapter OF Reve-
l~ations. He told her that the woman
clothed with the sun and the o under
her feet. and upon her head a crown OF
twelve stars was Nine. Horos. while he,
Jackson. was the n perfect man. Christ
reborn. who could do nc sin.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
Mechanics Liens.

Mulberry 81. 20. Felix Ferago W Pasauale
pantAno ......... ~
Fast broadway. 50 Mount Jolly BTick
and CLAY Co NS sells falS
Icsington AZ. ii2i TO 1927 Henry 4 Won
DletSch vs. George n Groth ct al
,osth 81. " 5, iOO " Amsterdam 6v, io0NiOo.
Thomas J Smith " 4 \ VOORHEES, =,
S5th ~. iG " Andrew Roberts vs. Hshpei
II 1Aarney ...,... 49,
ssth ~. n 5. Cen'ral Park West @nS
,Oob 9th at. 5. " Central PGrk West,
luOyigS SANE - DutlNnd 60
2sth &. s9i " Ssnc " Laura \ OuHcken
hos ...s..... ...
Amsterdam av. 1901 20 1875. and i?ith 81.
1aO to sc ". Flanagan Bros " Ielchr1hIl
All ~ In and l3l ". Cosmopolitan Range
co IS MlhaRk Realty co
Ns n. ss and So =. Thowrs Roberts steven.
son Co vs. NcruArd Cohen 81 al "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
BRITISH LABOR UNIONS.
Largo Increase IN Membership Reported
for the Year 1900.
Special caels Ds,paieA to the sus

special cGbls Ds,paieA TO The son.
LONDON, Nov. 6-The annual report
OF the LABOR correspondent Of the Board
Of Trade shows that membership In trades
unions IN 1919 was los ,iio. an Increase
OF So per cent. over 1859 OF the total
05 per cent. are women and girls, 70 per
cent of whom are ia the cotton industry.
The income Of 100 principal unions was
81 .s15.Co. their expenditures. A. 'sl 900
and their accumulated funds AZ 7o7 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
Satisfied Mechanics Liens.

,s,d ., s. hetveen Cr and TN avs 7syloo.
T1rh nros - Hug,hEutr a "eN'lhh A'n 4.
Auo. Nov ~. lnl '
st'r - ~ 2 Rclruui IRON NUrNs Sc "''Ia
p PauowS. oct %. .nNi
S,ehhins Ay. " = az q Nes'rhrNirf Az
- James a and g o Wooif - Harms
ShasSef SEPT y, 1871 ... -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
Police Get Broker Laimbeer's Automobile.

Policeman Ford found an abandoned
automobile with tho monogram w. L.
on the dashboard at Forty-sixth street and
Lexington avenue about 8 o'clock yesterda y
morning. 1t was claimed at the police sta
ton last night by William Laimbeer, .
broker. He said that the gasolene vas used
up, and while he was trying to find more
at that hour the policeman got the machine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
Assignments OF Mortgages.

Robertson. James H.. to Ida NJ W Lentn-
hon, a. trustee Of. .,
Wickersham, George W. trustee. 10 william
n Hutton aud sno. trustees
Barkin, Samuel. to Lyman AdleStein and
Huston. william n. and ano. trustees, to
ANNA u Hutton ..... ...
Sidenhcrg, GuStavus ct al. encTs. TO simon
Wnlf .....a.s..s
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snsdsI Cablf DfIDsifh % ThE SIS
LONDON, Nov. ~ Iir cult u the Chris
tan SCIENTISTS ls spreading 20 rapidly Ia
the eastern countios OF England that the
DIAN 81 Aor~tfh hAs found u D.o,ssaTy 10
puhlioly that be intendh sOun To
address iin.-ilf IN a oouuoyufAal splnt
a. ia. Nh0lo subJrct.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17
au.-a wnhslauns impre,ias

srstH faIs hssH4ltH o. IHE huS
1HE IiA0ut. Nov 10 The III aser
Que o iI4uma mIth-f of Qus.u Nilhslunua.
Nhu lac lu-t r,lup-d tom tia royal cha
tea al I]i-ti.o, hAs nfofm"d ths autuontis-
iuai iwf dalglusrs isaiah 4.
imIsos1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

ItffsfTfH a = h.F ~ a ssvsrt
iasass ualn col 81 hsvafs snd iliss.
i-fh haufh q So tsrrrl falraa ran
hfn Elff - ltaliaH traft nst 81 Goir.s
t4aY 90 a.. fIHhF sf.A slslaAI.
Ise - uss 49, sss k-~pa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1901-11-17

Dist 81. n {, 80 Q sth sv. i7.7xloo.s;. Andrsv
Carnegie TO William d sloane, 2 ssio...,.
o1st 81, n 8. 2<72 e 5th av, S5xio0.s: Andrew
Carnegie 10 william ID sloane. 8 $780,"
WEST SIDE.
(Wsa OF I'm az. befreen Fourteenth and iioh
nd st.. $40 W. 2oIio2.2; Harry Parsons 70
Charlotte p Mlmine, Z $50 ......,....
Fredenck X Winsiow. mtgc 5000 go.
18th ST, 1859 1911 w. 4oxSs yx2ski0o; Path ST.,
l57 w, 25xli3. tlx255xlli. 1: Frederic w
Hunter to Myra L Baxter, all title. all Hens
10Th 81, 5 5, Iss.O W 10Th ay, eosioo. 7s3e7x
looS; Mary L oglby TO Frederick W Sher-
man. mtge tS.OOO.
HARLEM.
tManhdndn Island. norfh Of ii0h a.
is0th st. n 5, 1872 Il Lenox sv. 0txy9.ii;
Mary r olcott TO Frederick W Sauer
7thh sv, n W cor fiii,h ST, ss.il.ioo; Charles
II Machin. referee. to Theresa Goldsmith.
mtge b3).0ll. r. s22S ......."
1921 ST, 5 $, 2?5 W Amsterdam av. ioox0o II;
John II Keller et al. special TO George W
Robinson. all Hens
iisth st. n S. 2s5 W 9Th sv. asxiOo.ii; Mary
Brandt TO Dimock d Fink Co. intge s2o!Vp'
BRONX.
borough OF The Bronf)
i1sd 81. n W cor Brook II. 6OIeo. AXIS .sxssi;
William Engfer TO Charles Engfer. m'se
southern boulevard. ass2. E s. is.sIioo same
is5th 81, ?5x20o. Charles Forster to Mar
gAret r Nobel. mtge $500 .......
236th ST, n =, % " hatOnah hv. 76xlOO: go 81.
ms, las W kGtonah av. 25Si00; Clara ) Jer-
ger and anu. to GustavuS L Strauss. mtge
Prospect av, col. 5. 2osioo. walter T sea.
man to Helen " De Ronde, mtge. S.7So.'
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Recorded Mortgages.
DOWNTOw WIN.
(Soufh OF Fourteenth ~

(soufh OF Fourteenth 81
where no interest Is stated read per cent?
Pelham st, 5. 4. and 9 PIKE st. .7toM;
Morris Levy TO American Woollen
Alien st, " 5. 200 S Rlvington st, Samuel
Fleck. Jr, 20 Jacob flschel. 2 mtges. .-
due May 10. 1902. o per cent .'..'. each SSoo
EAST sIpB,
tFas OF ah az. betueen Fou1esnfh and Hon asS
%4th st. SIS r: George Schanbacher 10 John
Scnappert. due Oct. |. 1908. . per cent i,Zeo
62d st. as. 1858 e LIST ay: isabelle !. or
Isabel H.. DE CaStnno 10 Ncitle Slinons' -.
due May /. 1902, o per cent ....,.'..,'. 1'<as
wrsT sIDK.
OWra OF 9h ar, bcfrecn Fourteenth and itWh asS
SD st. n $, i75 " 9th av; Henry Z Jones TO
Archibald a McGlasian. as guardian ,.u
ed 81. isl and 1853. August J. Glolstcln to
Consumers Brew Co OF y Y, lE' lease nu
same ntopertp; same to Charles reckmAn.
leaschold. prior mtge 5000. inStalls, Sc
cures note ...... ........ ..'''.'''''' " s"S
HARLEM.
Manhattan Island. nOrh Of Iioh HN
i4s,h st. 40 "; Samuel Seabury to Robert -
II Jacobs. ! VI, @ per cent iUu
ll?th st, 81 "; Henry = RiChland 20 Morris
Nalens'ine, , yrs, Q per cent ............. s~u
RRoNx.
borough Of The BronrD
10th st. n s. 100 W Franklin av, old line:
John Won Bremen to Henry Won Bremen. ...-
3 yrs. q per cent ,...... - siV~o
Stsbbins av. 2 S. s7ss n WcStcheS'er av:
Eugene 7 Woolf to Manhattan M'ge Co. ann
Baicom av. e $. between Latiings oId MAY
rim sts. Balcom av. W :. 4 between lAttlnR
and Marin SITS. being lots $50 20 ~ 80
stead. john II Eden TO the Franklin so
ciciJ for Home Buildings and Savings ro
ui",SSi Nv Is s ?56 : lssd st. wellington
Dawson and wife TO Margaret Knox. de- ms
mand, o percent .....'..-. ...'..''H''''' ~"
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West broadway, 2es, and o York 81: Edward
l. Snyder TO Jonas Anspacher and ano
Saith ST, iSs 40 W: Seamen Lichtenstein to
John Doyle and ano. s 7-i2 yrs ....... $500
Ii2th 81, 1856 z: Antonio Mcln and ano to
giuseppe Rasulo. 5 rs.........
Madison st. 1852. Max FOrman and ano TO
Philip Shimberg. 8 yrs ,~....,........
Str av, 70i. and oOi West tAth St; James l.
Van Allen TO Frank Goodman, ~ yrs.
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business ghaurfs.
M,DONAlD & WIeGlNS,

1uphuSpS SaonsfS
MCDONALD & WIeGINs,
OLD. RELIABLE BUSINESS BROKERS hS2
m,relans. manufacture, and Others desiring 70
extend business stocks tonds sold, money 1oi ss y
attention. 1elerhone. No, 2Ios corusnd, -
1000 BUYS established commercial stationery
store; BroSsIyn;i including ms saaHsd , ,SI S aSIns
s,I,uaIa b STJn cause Of selling retiring from
business, MoDoNALDs wlGoINs. 1s7 broadway:
LITTLE MONEY BUYS quick lunch restaurant,
spiendidiy located in broadway. New YORK city
long lease; proprietor has other business cause OF
''u' Mcn6SSeSisaIIib a q syr Broadway.
SPLENDID oPPoRTuNITy-Fiour and feed
mil for sale including nne prSpeny; ole esssS,
p ptT q, i sSSo q sftf,n ! &s Hlst Isl Rrosdx.yp
800 SHARES or o for sal. a, $40 per share;
ton: located New YORK city. Including salaTled
position Of s,so monthly ysry hisn ~ az e
,?ooo Buys retail shoe store with or without
stocs: location prominent thoroughfsre city OF
MeboNiLD a VIRGINS. ,s7 Broadway
Sooo BUYS half ~in,sres, old estaell.nsd
hand inves,igatc this splendid opportunity
""" @e0oSALD 4 WTGGINS. iS7 broadway
81 ROOM HOTEL location New York city. down
town. long lsS,e; lSH rsn, Apgeiy nro.au.v.
pop PUYS patent something new nov In the
naTke, cali and see sample AT our once
MCDONALD A WlGGlNs. s7 broadway
% oo nuYs Patent Elevator LooI no nn,r on
states patent. cal and see sample az our onre.
aeDoNALD a WIGGlNS' sS7 broadway.
LITTLE CAPITAL BUYS SPORTING GOODS
store. old established wei stocksd. location one
cufsrtts proprietor is selling on account Of III
hoaith and I E9,ss Aysy hpp'y = ,,o.sr,,
,sl0o LOAN WASTED wn pay 5000 b nus!
Monty is andy secured old established bushes.
nov IN ope ration %locA'lun NeW l9ts ciy, DONG
business - tOloo yearly. VrD hlshss' ~ f'i'r'
~ n66SoSGID 4. O li B~oAd~.y.
TFN MrN WASTED al p.,o ,sch 10 run aud
control Rect Of t.Do Acrrs Of oi. coal sni ga lsni',
irt,ugstuu aloAod niSur" " Ufrfen'ss Par
Nej6F,LD a wi0GINs, Hr HfoAd~Gy
psa hrAs auick lunch snd cat, d.sapuy
s~qlIpprI rstAhlis lrI location rlty Of flilad lplla.
- proprietor nAs oth.f bushes, Ahd cAHao'
1"''iu t.nns51NAip'a RiaSfGs " hia.a~.y
..a.oS CAPITAL wANGKD uThi nauuiso
tunug h4sin. 90 NfU uluf cpnp ulAou hf ptHNls'
lsfy ati,n ou ,asd ~ lls1's' " f'i''sH''.
VI" N,n5NAip a VtGGiNs ~ nfoaa~.y
Zoo ,Asn blhs 'Att location bru, N,s
..s.anui sgusp- ,sf Api4y
A,'.St,.' y, ''' -""'
- ,asuss 10 ~ .rIa a. . uaa Il
Waa's = a. @.a..
a.U III. 20 sata ypau 100 o. - 4
u. "a Hf.l HIHHHf feNH. tatIa taiHia if tsa
riua iassi.s
t.Y .LtI.Ar ..u t...at Al
u.as psaaa IA uas 80 ssatf si.ftstsf .H
sss # tsnHaa tHtf "a hh ettsHitsh fasfhfsss
"a 49,. No.
-" NNfHf"H ~
a.. NIl YH.NtuHrT tsI.aIas uaitHt ksy
" ~ ".H ri a. .N.M. -H HI Ia a.
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Dom sIu staaas Hdaira.
~ I.ASI $50 OF
TtiSll Hf al - lid ~
Nan o.. nuIlH
IunI 80 40 uIAUH 10

MALE 40 lt4Ai
All h~ifERtNCLs
HIurUIA ISA rhTIDATkn
tsfssnts tasaAi.s sssagruran alu IT, az
so
Hfsssiya 0nos - Nslass
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xvsutsa-Malss.

wANTHp-MAN OR WOMAN TO TAKE
COMPLETE CHARGE OF OSTRICH FEATH-
Err DEPARTMENT; MUST BE BxPERi-
ENcHD, STATE SALARY AND REFERENCES.
ADDRESS FEATHERS, BOX i2s SUN OFFICE.
-! 4 suPMsISTENp p. 4 . < ss.I i ss s:..: s Ga . o: issi
metals eoT S.y er ssd e.. sim iSss p ncs., Ssr and %S Sc Cap Ssc
Isss: s ssa ss.is!sn. s ssia. 'Ta,s s'ti''s iTisE 'i Fc'o
BOY WANTRD-strong. active boy in wholesale
dry goods house. p. o. boz 500.
MANA6sR-Enorsele. i.thfl man % tass
management one: N sh n,s ss,y: ss,, .ollc s,hs mo ossoc
work only; old established house; must have un.
S ssss%sns. MTssis s5ssfss ' ba. sssG ss'A M! ssAhss sv en-.
Conn.
sTEYooRAPHER and once assistant so, week.
s. B~atholomew's Employment Buresu.
iii East tid 81
TwFN 4 4 XXEEsfFf kAA5sEEr Ro q Es:; ,..s st.
WAITED men who esa be depended upon %
y; SSrt nj !, S Ssy' Il r. . :esSas1 ss,'fa Jos and r. ..p 81: D
cash per yea on pss s,s. ss,,gn%s1 snS 9u .rs,f,sd.
ST. s5s' csa.. s'f Glocs. o sSnsiSS'
WHITE NAN AS BUTLER in small private
references. ITO ives. 7nh q.
s.. s;s:,, ~ S ssi:. asked: Address p O. boz 20.
xoSNAbs!. FURNACE 60. cid r..
. and 10 A. ~
Situations 1txn .ta-femRltS.
ALARy s 4. s: %.,,S.,,ss =. s:s sssP's e.s 4
COMPETENT COOK would IKE 70 p!ocuI. :
RReSi.rsGnets. "a. 4. BOZ 20 Sun uptown ohos'
EXcFLLENr oHANBERMAID and wAitres
reiersnees' D. ON. boz Si Sun uptown once,
1895 broadway.
rxpEnIENcEp WAITRESS wishes . stus.
ton 10 private family in city; eIoelLsnt references
X, r., box 500 sun uptown once. 1905 broadMsy.
FIRST GLASS LAUNDREss wishes 70 obtain
4 ' Na So1 so y sun SnS Uptown once. ,sss broadway:
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT COOK and l.un.
dress wishes 70 procure a position Y pf I've sI ,sS sus
Situations Wan,ed-M xltS.
AN ENGLIsHMAN wishes position - ;ssy.rd IN
hoooken, ~.
MAN AND WHIP want position IS c.re,alers,
city or country: capable OF taking full charge OF
farm; salary no object; references. !. b.. fi west
I'D Of.
SALESMAN In wholesale gents furnishing ana
dry goods: good storekeepeti also 10 travei, Knows
few snguages. references. ID. j.. boz los sun ONES.
SECOND MAN ~ ALE we'll recommended.
Appiy present employer. 7 West 10th N.
wanted by couple Of general WORK.
Address O. GRANGE i7 Prince 81,
WANTED Empioymen evenings. sto 10. BY
. man $50, ARfHtR. Is ST. Felix ST., Brook
Ign.
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81 ROOM HOTEL location New YORK city. down
town. long lease. Low rent. Apply
MCDONALD a HIGGINS. NJ broadway.
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NOD BUYS patent; something new nov IN III
naTke, cali and sec sample At our once
MCDONALD A HIGGINS. fb7 broadway.
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ao nt'YS Patent Elevator Lock no nnsr on
the marsrt this amount buys outright lhied
states patent. cal and Ses sample az our onnfe.
MCDONALD a WIGGINS. 2S7 broadway.
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LITTLE MONEY BUY quick lunch restaurant
splendIdly located In broadway, New YORK chy,
long lease: proprietor has other business cause OF
u McnSSSAIID q wIGdINs. ,s7 Broadway.
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LITTLE CAPITAL BUYS SPORTING GOODS
store. old established wei stocked locatlon one
Of the most prD mi cities In state OF Ass>A
C~uusrtts. proprietor IL selling on account OF W
health aud " EoinE away Apply 20
a. ID A HIlhlAh pa NInAdMAN.
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SPLENDID oPPoRTuNITy-Fiour and feed
mil for sale including nne properly; OLD es.ao,
lished business. location prominent town New
Jersey; cause Of selling going out OF business, Ap'
plv Al MCDONALD 4 a Isl broAdway.
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y?no Buys retail shoe store with or without
stocs =: location prominent thoroushfsre city OF
f""A MenoNRLD a wiGGlNs. ISL Broadway.
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100 MARES OF STOCK for sale at $40 per share
: old established importing business nov In opera,
tion: located New YORK city, Including salaIrd
position OF $50 monthly very highest of refer
ences. MCDONALD a 2I broadway
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siI.OyO IbA WANTED Nm pay 5000 b nus
uonsy Is amply secured old established business
now IN opr ration location New lofk Cty. doing
busnrss - t.VJ.00 yeahy. VrD highest 81 HitT
Mc60NALD WIGGINs. ll B%roAd~.y.
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-10
ovH com Aoa sysrrM.
4. I. De. to tn. a..,r. q TAo-.. J.ssr

II l. D.s to the as.trs sf 1ho.as Jsssr-
500. =
Jefferson was the author Of the coin
age system of thes United States. As
chairman OF the. committee on cur
rency OF the nrst Congress he recon-
men1ed the use or decimals in the mo-
tation of money In preference to the
awkward pounds, shillihgs and pence
of the mother country. eGOuverneur
Morris, afterxard minister to France,
then clerk in the banking house Of
his uncle. Robert Morris, was chair
man of the finance committee, origin
ally conceived the idea, which Mr.. JEFF
ferson readily accepted and proposed
dollar as the unit and the largest
silver coin; gold coin of $40 value.
a silver coin Of the value of one-tenth
Of a dollar and a copper coin Of the
value of One-hupdredth of dollar. He
suggested three other coins for the
convenience of making change-a sill
yer half-dollar, silver double-tenth,
and copper twentieth. 1t remained
only to invent easy names for these
coins. which was done In due time.
lhis currency was not adopted with
out vigorous persistence on the part of
Jefferson, both in and out of Congress.
Robert Morris, the first man in Ameri-
ca at that time In matters Of finance,
opposed the suggestion Of his nephew
because people were familiar with the
English money and did not want a
change. Jefferson desired to apply the
decimal system to all measures. When
1 travel" he said, II use an odometer.
which divides the miles into cents, and
l find everyone comprehends a dis.
tance readily when stated to him In
miles and cents; SO he would In feet
and cents, pounds and cents"
The Holly chieftain., 1901-05-10
TULLY'S TESTIMONYIN
STRONG DAMAGE SUIT

- Denver, Colo, May Chick Tully,
~ HkAAthe Plaintiffs in the Strong dam.
age salt, was on the witness stand last
week and gave his testimony as fol-
lows:
In June 1893, Tully stated he was
sent for by Mr.. Giddings.
He asked me-" said Tully, care you
guilty of blowing up the strong mineT
and said, NO, sir He then said:
Well. as hard as have prosecuted
you, will now do all can to help
you to vindicate yourself"
Tully's first active work in the col.
lection of evidence for this case was
in July, 1900. At the trial of the
breach of promise suit against Strong
brought by Nellie Lewis, Tully was
sent to Attorney Sleeper's office and
made an affidavit concerning his know
ledge Of the facts to which he testified.
When he entered the employ of Gid
dings he was sent to the Office Of the
sheriff of FL Paso county and was
placed under their direction. NJ
After leaving the Cripple Greek in
vestigation he and "Bill" Bell started
north to search for Allen and Nun
ford. Tully found Allen In Bonanza,
B. @. As he was drinking In saloon
Allen came in armed with six-shooter
ard asked Tully what he wanted him
II said, 'oh, nothing in particular