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business places sold quickly without publicity Part
nrTN and capital proc ned. Le.il papers carefully
lmwn.
STEAM DYElSG and cranng tstsblshn,ri ),
ho't equipped plant m Connecticut centre u large
ciy. 500 business wrcdy. experience unncceSsai j.
fused. SlEINuCI, q, I'd sv
ELEGANT CORNLR SALOON, near !" station
Bronx borough, syp'Lsycly nued up large hall oi
ueeung room. dong an excellent business owner
wants 10 retire from business, prc', $1,000 cash
GENTLFNAN'S COUNTRY SEAT or FARM
loo acres near Railway, ) d.. 10 minutes from sta.
ton paIara rce drucr o' - room. Win all improve.
mc0S ten house for 'frm employees AL necessary
oGi'gIlp., and Implements. isr,n ufrAtr: 10 acres
woodland must be seen 70 rs, BE- ,ApP.r'Ad,ssd .,
WHOLESALE AND REIAT. LIQUOR STORE
WIN bar .p'' E"N o.dr established - rte,, by
tac gt'rn' owner low rent. lr4Sr Hs desired. about
''''' cas-" ''''.'''' RAJ; sfRii4st fGRii4,;s.t@' as "a 4.
nes sAo$ @ y ss ;r 'I9 as % an5a @a; on ass
$ Ge: Old esAhH~H.d and doing an excellent Alsl.
' SritiTGI-T, "a I'd Az.
RESTAURANT Bou'c,s-d. Ppckawey Bcscn;
oompi"i" hN'uf,s and utensils , lhi'' !eaS, $500
RG7TArruNr AND luNCH ROOM. best spo,
sri,lSGrT, ss "a Sv
CDNFEclluNG3y end 'ro cream .pNror rnrI
So.c. h-oonyr. VIA my egurm"H' f., mangiac.
q. 'f'''l .'I. ~ N'hHN 'Nt'fI .'' l'f'. Ik Ibin
basness. i5C. SI5m wort. double AMOUNT
SlElNGI Y, - 81 av,
DTLIrN1ESsrN aud nuc, grocery store Des,
one on 2d av. IAFyc stock established by present
owner ycA-s vents t. l'.rr tom business pucc,
SLhlo rare bargain. STElNG' T. 6N ri ay
SALOON. with boN.ng alley. pool mtlcs and
ms'ins room Central ar, Jersey t|N il"lshtS,
y d bowling n'lrvs pay ,girr rent large ST. X On
har!, o~nc, going abroad $500
PATENT KlGuTS o. arst class household ar.
r,.' "' +e md to prove q SNfr ~ npri Landed
TWO SIoRv Nvp BASEMENT. rrre. two.
fsm.,N hrns" PARK h.p1"yn. al Improvements,
SIElNGl p, 6' I'd ~
rWOSTOVY FRAME HOt ST.. nlE store IA.
clac b, uiuoAlyu feut ia1u lcag price, 5000,
SrEINGuI. 6s "a sy
u ACRE FARM urar station brImore, J. !.
nice broom NuIsc. hagu, carriage house located
man HrrudamH'i road price, 5. 900, EASY terms
excellent p.dc" 'u' marSc, .glrG"ur,
FIPNtHlrB HpuN "orsE se,, ,'Ellag l0rN
ton near Jd av front and rear house. containing
SrEINGrr. as I'd r
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE, West zAth st
STEINGuT, os I'd a
FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE. near Blooming
dAles - rooms ncatly furnished, always nlled with
good roomrrs. iully Aurd up Tor boarding house
only $3.50 cash required. reasonable OTTER refused
STElNGII. 0s I'd nv
NOVELTIES WANTED Suitable for mail order
business. Give full description and price by mail
ALBERT kAMP. Maiden lane.
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Arrived-SATTRpty May II.
IS la Lorraine Poirot Havre May !.
SIS Csmpauia. walker Liverpool Nay a.
S. ST. Louis, paSSow. Southampton. May
S. hlndOo. cox. Hun, April p.
IS CNNC CaSen, Liverpool April so
So Hekla, JaSptrSeu, CopenbG gen, Arm "a
So british Prince SHARPE. Santos, April ~
So Autwerpcn. Wolf, LONDON April %.
S. W'llkou men SchAn. Swiremunde Aprl N
S. Nbou XII. Morris Newcastle April 20
81 trinidad. Fraser, bermuda May 0.
S. Nsw ivfA, S.a pies. Saulo domingo. April 20
S. Dasyry, Petersen santa Cruz. May 4.
s, Sabine, Staples GalN eston, May I.
IS Jefferson, Dole Norfolk May 10.
SIS hega, Bra stei belt r1ore. Mayo
Sc HoTa,la Hall, Bragg Portland, May 10
ARRIVED OUT.
So Columbia from New York. 81 Hamburg.
S. Cymr,c, irum NeE York az Liverpool.
SIS Iceland from New York. Al Antwerp.
SIS Lucau.a. from New York. at Liverpool
Sc A.cT. from New York. az Genoa
Ss Kocngn Lu,se from New YORK, al South
AmpiOn.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMASAc-THIs DAv.
Sun rises ... AS Sun sets 100 Moon rises 100
HIGH wATRR-THls DAY.
Sandy Hook I.2A GOV. I'd. ioo Hell Gate. s<s
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Plans Filed for New Buiidinu.

DOWNTOWN
South OF -Four serih stl
7th a. % z; improvement TO dwelling; Jacob
Hertz, owner, Hlcmbotharn. S6i sam . ...
st, architect. cost.,....,. .....,.,. tLoV
Lafayette pl. 2a' improvement 70 lofts ana
store, o Thompson. 10 W z3d 81, owner;
( L Berg, architect; cost ..... =. 49,. n'ooo
Grscnwich av. 1873 improvement 70 nav
Minnie Rosenberg. owneH Henry DAVa- -.
sou. 2iO 2Uth 81, architect: cost. ,..... ooo
EAST SIDE
(EdG OF Ffrh az, bsiussn Fourteenth and iloh 80
Sd nv and 85th st. " cor. improvement 10
store and meeting room, the BeekmAn
es.ste II Pine st. owner u WAgTovs. ..
architect cost ...... ...... .....,..... ...... tooo
and once, Lincoln Safe Deposit co, owner:
TIbby ~ Fulton 81, architect. cost i.loo
Josh 81, ;, goo " list ay one story shed.
= 4 cassidy estate l2lst 81, owner;
y Cassidy builder cost ..'..,.. 200
WEST SIDE
CVsa OF Fitih az. ssiussp Fourteenth and iiofs ssJ
10Th A., cl2; improvement to dwelling and
store Louis Schultz, $50 " lI5th st. owner;
= y Il StuTgs, lO2 l7th 50, architect:
BRONX
Borough Of The B-Orf)
wlli. av and Southern Boulevard. n z cor;
nve story nat and store Gumbcton,
SN l2Iih ST, owner. + Ringfose. afchl- ~
pct cost .....,.. ..... ....... sT,ooo
story dwelling Christopher Daler, 3o2
Morris Ay. owner. i SchwAlben burg, 6SJ
Jackson ay, Afchfcct. cost ... 2r5OO
Ivan 81 " s. 2bl " Westchesier av: two and
a half story dweuIg Elylra GilinghAm,
ownrr. v D,ckc,',l, architect, cost $500
COrduva pl and Van tugUiandi az, cor:
IMPROVEMENT TO dwelling Adylph OhSon
owner johnson, architect. coS'. 900
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Borough Of Brook,yn-sale or Rent,
WOULD YOU LiNE

" I've vhe't yuu can look OU ~ yu.U Nnc .A.,
b'aGtlfll Prospect Park over It's wO,ded l...N ana
dtiea. vn,Ie ar is pure and surroundings ".rss",
In dYe!.lnz IrpIeW Win cEcig cunycu,rar' . .'''
ern Invention iOI cbmi1u' | have such a . Is' u
such \ location. Apply 10 PETERSON, b.. .i''
i03 Prospect Park WeSi
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HARLEM
tNanhnnan Haaai. north 9 Iioh ~

tMGnhdf11n ININi, n0Th W ll0h NJ
~ Niclolai av, " cor l33d st. l27aEl340x
% Jaco' i EJuusr' 5 $3.50 - .'sio,sso
Madison Ay, n COT ls.tI ST. l00llNsb
Henry corn u kOsclla Corn. $50, m'so
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COO Tate for Classification.

PORTER strong, active. Intelligent hand, With
West 2oth 81
SHIPPING AND STOCK CLERK experienced
esnvr hrst.elass packer best references. CoNOD.
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y,c,o,se PLAYER. I'm n Fight,

Knapp.
Lacrosse Players in q Fight.
The Crescent Athletic Club lacrosse team
beat the stevens Institute team at Hoboken
Yesterday, 10y score II to ITo oi tho
F PLAYERS. EoseI of Steve S and Grimm OF tho
! Gre~Ccnts engaged In u rough and-tumhle
. fight In The second half ROser had the
ban an9 in Lryns to pass II into the net W., wts
. aud it went around Roser'- neck and In "A
minute they we're at II Then they were
! separated by their friends
GaslncSa Cnanrrs.
M'D1MALD g. WlGGINS,
OLD RELIABLE uslNESs - OKERs AND
! PROMOTERS Capital d partners furnished
! mcIcAans, manufacturers and others desiring to
extend business socks. bonds sold money Tor .egu
! mate purposes. Out u town concerns given prompt
attention telephone, No. 24m Corlandt.
, 5000 WILL !, ltCHASE PATENT RIGHTS Of
the latest imp'oycd circular saw nothing llRe u on
the market most pfA teal ever Invented Apply TO
Mcpo\hLD NIGiNS 25i htoadway.
! a BARiNlN .uc.t,cmaa co!nt.} ,ent so miles
out on Long .>land p a''es heagt'u. Is room dwell
INK oyerlp !ag sound and bay, over 500 feet water
O McboNirp & wrGGINs cs7 Broadway.
$1,000 Second MORrGAGE LOAN wanted;
secured on nn property nov In operations very liberal
''''' McDoNELp d wIGGlNs. ,37 Broadway.
|
| for sale RECALLING IA AL rs branches.
McDuNNLD wlGGINS, 207 broadway.
| PROPERTY close to New YORK suitable Tor sani-
taruin, ior ,ac 80 acres, hne dwelling. out buildings
"' M,DoNNLD 4 wrGGINs, 257 Broadway.
| $4,000 PARTNER WANTED for general coun.
Try stores nyc new stores to be opened In Colorado:
'N''' @cD6%iLb & wIGGINs, ss7 Proadwsy.
$1,000 WILL PURCHASE GROCERY on Coium-
bus ay act a'iy Tona 5000 .
-sI2oo WELL ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE
0''' 'Gc66YAib %iGGIS5. s57 jy,si Broad"ay, w.
on he West Side tais ci,y, sltsbI. ,or any light
SMcfboNAIb w1GGiyE. ss7 1'f'S Eoadasy 1EIy
Az lDEAI. COUNTRY SEAT 1ea'e4 q con.
necuclt. handsome mansion. Is large igh! airy
most beautiful place IN tAe STATE see phoos at our
MCDONALD d wIGGINs. :S7 Broadway.
Ciiy Heights nne stable which cos, $4,000, properly
Is located In the most select section In the city sell
y" '' MSbjoSSib wlGGIYs. a,7 Broadway.
LIMITED AMOUNT or Stock FOR SALE;
large prosperous ferl!llng manufacturing concern;
guarantee 70 Oh investment very hlshesI Telsf-
"' M'DGTALD s wIGGrNS. 2,7 Broadway
$500 FIRST MORTG AGE LOAN WANTED
value NJ p-ups.tr, SjO.pIu. i'ncTAl interest
McDdNAL6 q WIDOWS, .57 broadway.
lAND AND WATER POWER TO RENT on the
msn. Nne q me b and 4. Z. r., at Nest WaH'n.
70 a'n VIZ SJ%n 9VE E%s s1 as aE3'fsssd sSP"
5000 WILL PURCHASE w-ll-,,taol.shcd rc.
IN and wholesale t~s HLI cu!re business downtcwE.
''' N5boNALb s wljGrNs, PSI Broadway
s2'ooD GUARANTEED sroch. FuH SALE
large steam laundry, including valuable properly
MCDONALD y NiGGINs, 257 broadway.
g2suOO- PARTY WANTED with TINS amount
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FOR SALE-Vsluable propsry IN i7ih WIe y
Brooklyn, cor. Drggs av. and Russell ST., or,SS
apply u Rev u. j. Donnelly. Flushing, l. l. 10
North ID 81. Brooklyn.
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)ssyHass> REAL ESTATE BOARD OF BROKERS (Ssz5Igssss,
0 No Nc; {; If +; i; T; ssSzs%zv =; ); <; V; V
W. WANTS AND OFFERS. ~

brownstono dwelling In West o6th A. pre-.
S27.b00
DE SELDiNG BROS, lao Broadway. +,
dwelling West Side preferred, between sCth AMI
6Oth sts. suitable fOr a doctor.
OFFERS.
FOLSOM BROS. S3S Broadway --orer q nvesto'y
nat in lsd st., near Broadway, asking price.
S39.OoO: rent, S,ooO; also. corner at le1ias
Ton aV. and saith st, sb.6AlOl price reasonable
rutland & WHITING, Beesman St-OTef \
desirable corner, Washington and Charlton
sts sJS7O possession II desired will sell cheap
also lot on Greenwich St, near Canal. price,
$1,000. free and clear
wM HENRY POISON, IL W esth 81. -OfeiS
In the sos. attractive 81 foot ourstory house.
new plumbing. buffers pantry extension price
$4,000. rlsl. Le1nst1n av. dwelling near
3ath ST. 20 foot front good order. price. ss4. 4.OOD
Also. on SSH ST., near 9th av., four story prvh'e
house, buffers pantry extensions two bath rooms,
price s35 600 lso, on +6th St, near Lexington
Az. four story private house; mousaee. jill
onl, At a. per cent: price. $4,000; also. a
Central Park West corner OF four lots, near
Elevated Railroad station price, sll5.ooo.
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BRONX
Borough Or IN, B'onI)

both st, n ., 225 Brook ay. 25GlOo, Henry
benjamin 10 Louis Schlae'e-, sA5O,
is.t' s.. ~ =. i5s.S w N0saln ston Az, s,x
700. William HeUuessey n Mary Hen.
Hessry, $3.50 miEe $500 .....,.....
Adams Dl uf Ay. " 5. l2y 1891 81, b9SS1
Royal lnOll " Edward I carr, 50.
mite 50 1aU. ............. ............
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For SALE.

10. acres OF valuable land IN the 7o;h r.'t
borough OF Brooklyn. within 81 minutes y N's
York Cly Hall and reacned by seysra ,1s
cars also plot Of little over srrr m IN. hilr.
of Coney Island Av. and Avenue {. same ss'd -
further paItlculsrs apply 70 ". a. PlrL"N We"
isth ST., New York.
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again The Parsder. with beautiful strides
ana apparently little eGertiou irOw away
and came down past the glaring multitude
an impressive winner by two lengths
Bonnibert and Bellario were both under
the whip, but II was too lata
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nRONX

10th Az .l3. improvement to dwelling and
store Louis Schultz $50 " l45Ih st. owner;
= y Il StuTgis. lO2 Inn 81, architect:
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lLEGAN1 CORNLR SALOON, near #. q. station
Bronx borough eyp'Ls'ycly nued up large Lal 0i
Wseung iCoW. dong an excellent business owner
wants 10 retire from business, price, $4,000 cash
SIELNt,t'I l. GS "a a
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'"p "t. ..ulr E|.y & enter ur I'll, rN' i'W ihop.
..tI .. ... If IHr hr,i ,rpJ'.us h.Nu.eNs'' Al
Hrr,. ... r.N 't. %
.pr. I.... |.lgr store frfmrrIy oc,uyrt HS icrd
.t.,. ...i. ..N Da srr.Id Gnn' and st1hl" Ia rear
W.T.. p" .'.Ir N.s nsFd TO- q ut1.""r NJ wears "a.
ID Isr.t t.Yn I,,l owner during hts NE tine dG n.
.argr,t ',rd nu,.rSS on long Island. Epld rhtHrr
frr NupIrNalr concern tn establish b.ahch, Or l.rA
r.. uau Understands the retail u de - establish
HH,ci vttUD.' much opposition AGdrtNN,
'.HENttH ROBBINS, Baty. NJ, j.,
DA\ S..LL .u1r country gTnn"rty ioi ch-h ir-E i
drrr,, urrrs. general stores. EOtela Sc, no m"urt
Vu0Tr IIca;ru. srhd GcscrptOu anu se.ng ptlce am
Er W} wonderfully succrssiIl plan NJ 70
1RANDER, t-'' Fllbe'' st.. Pr,accphia. "a.
WALL STREET VICTIMS
who Rrc Young Id active can start anew IN thr rhce
Of uir hy tI1g up NE Insurance Tor nrst Class
rpnplny. no rNpcr ence necessary. success glshn
te, 4 AApIv q PENN MUTUAL LIFE lNSlR u
ASCF CO.. ~ Bfpa iway, Y. '.
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FURNISHED ROOM HOUSE. near Blooming
dAe's /. rooms ncatly furnished. Always nlled with
good roOmrrs huy hurd up Tor boarding house
only $3.50 cash required. no reasonable otter refused
STEiNGGT 6s I'd av
NOVELTIES WANTED-s Suitable for mall order
business Give full description and price by mail
ALBERT kAMP, ) Maiden lane.
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miscellaneous.

FOR SALE OR EACHANGE-Itoad house with
two aces of land, bowling alleys: noe range and
daacing pavilion, barn and shed Address A. u,
SMITH - Gold St. View YORK. -
SACRIFICE Modern double tenement East 73d.
near I'd SlsoOO rents. Sa,il5.
FOLSOM BRJGHERS, sSh broadway,
SACRIFICE. MUST SILL Five story naL aSd
St, near broadway. HSUns s3H,OUn
FOLSOM BROTHERS. s@ Broadway.
DESIRABLE CORNER PLOT Lexington Az.
and SIth St. Ss Gkl1i price reasonable
FOLSOM MOTHERS, 'aa N:nHdwsy.
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STEAM DIFlSG and cleaning eslsb .shmert.
tN't equipped plant N Connecticut centre ~ large
cNy 500 business wr"dIy. experience unnecessary,
ouiy 1000 cash rtqulIed 10 reasonable or.tr ~
fused SlFINu1l. GS ri Az
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WHOLESALE AND REIAT. LIQUOR STORE
win bar .psg Cost Side established 70 rtus hy
tac g.t'rn' uE.rT low rent, Ir4Sr Hs desired about
fiJnp cash rc3g.rru. raIt opyll..u'y.
STEIN q L. "a gl Az
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$4,000 Is. . , one II the finest confectionery nan.
U'Aw.'EI plI.i7 700 TINS country. now long s. .U,-
Ouu bssurs, annually ile above price Includes real
c,tnf, s. 900 ir hc expended IN The hu,iLr,s plant
nra,td .a a ~. n'ueHt city, STATE ui tugae"urIL
oaI4 us gdurfS
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selling To- tyu,,aru0Ns b. s-hsr-int'o- ~ 81
,Hrh 20 t.e 'Irusr H"a S5lN added aiIaNa.,rS last
u'- 'l'l,ug> 0f .n lJ. rs. n..sr.
T. r. NaddeU'> DE- = ,.rnf'.r. Iv ifery Yong.
Laurel lN' tIrr.ra.l.
Uaymau & !rsrysh .. "a .n.o..r.a Isr-}'. "
T.. g.. ioIusoI b. T. Ret |GGtr'. 'Na .H.'N. a
SnsrdonNc' G. Ip,rEfr' IN. ss i;.. .1r.tt.'.,
OLA grn, Ditr Queen. Tror I'll. ,.."u.r. u.I.,
MHrg' >, hgd ,nUu. . R..u A. IU t.r rr's. ln'...
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~" "N-|"TITa0|m, HI|TT lnI NNltt,
tlNlN5nNes,ltajor Manufacturers BuitrE.
a,,a,, al T. ran .u'r.nc, % M'N.clH exhibit
.l r,lly trr installation; craze 'op small ,or
EXHIBIT. .nrnl.E arger uhU.ned; sci a. COST
g,, .r'pnl' opportunities urly SPACE ba.rahia
A..... 90 lld N ;2S Broadway, New lo.k
or blDyaEiDK "a WADE, Architects, Enaicou
N.'ut e. Hu.lhl.
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ful Albert colt cut loose with brilliant squirt
and gained 80 rapidly on Tho Paraaer. alter
passing Bellario. that for the moment there
WAS q cry that Farrells colt would win But
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-HOTEL. 20 rooms win bar" 81 800: receipts
$50 daily iclSe year. bargain Investigate an ouce
GROVE * NOLAND.
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-ClGAR STORE, 1900; near ferry; receipts, $500
monthly. rent SI5 stock. $500; bargain.
GROW = 4 NOIAN1
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EXPERIENCED MAN" In tho salary loan bust.
ness desires active partner with 81 OvO l0osS pront
ex ocll1ni opportunity. Investigate.
IAlAE A. EIDl AEn
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BROADWAY RESTAURANT olsarine 81, 900
ann ualy, day trade only largest seating apaclty in
Manhattan price, sls 900.
GROW T. 81 NOLAND
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s2OoOb BUYS hail lntcres, In secret process III
manufacturing metal. good opportunity. apply
A,DpNAI.D & NIGlNS. 257 Broadway
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-HOrEL, RESTAURANT AND BAR ssh sy
- 500, no mortgage receipts Over $50 daily.
GROVE NOLAND
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-24

the table, the cook in a huff dropped the
reins of culinary government, and left
for the city. The hostess despair verged
on hysteria and, as luck would have it,
the cause of her distress came to the
ears of the pretty English visitor, who in
stantly rushed to the rescue. Tying a
large white apron over her tea gown, the
tail Of which was secured by pins from
contamination by the kitchen floor, the
daughter of dozen earls descended to
the basement. The distracted kitchen
maid, who was tearfully protesting her
ignorance of the methods of strange
French dishes and unique salads, was re-
lieved at once of responsibility and the
titled but thoroughly expert cook Shout
dered herself with all the cares and hon
ors of the situation. Order emerged from
chaos, the demoralized servants flew
about as If on wings, and. when the but
Ter announced dinner, only the host and
hostess and Lady Mary knew how catas-
trophe and famine had been ably averted.
The guests, however were enlightened
when the host rose, glass in hand, at the
finale of the delicious meal and toasted
the charming and blushing cuisiniere.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-24
F. M. PLAYER CONVICTED.
The First Conviction ont of Many
Frauds Upon the Dispensary
System.

Columbia, S. c., March 23.-With per-
haps fifty shortages and misrepresentation
of money by dispensers in the last seven
years, and with a number of prosecutions
Williamsburg county has the distinction
of convicting the first dispenser for mis-
appropriating funds.
The case of Frank M. Player, former
dispenser at Klngstree, has attracted a
great deal of interest. Last Christmas
night he aroused some of his neighbors
and reported that he had been held up in
his dispensary, when he was sleeping, and
robbed of about $1,000. The robbers, he
said, were masked. They were four In
number and had ridden over Black Creek
on leaving the dispensary with all the
money taken in from Christmas sales
An investigation was made by the state
authorities, as this was the second rob
berry Player has reported within year.
AS a result the dispenser was removed
and then arrested. He was released on
bond.
1t has already been related how a
bench warrant was issued Wednesday for
Player, the sheriff being accompanied by
a physician to ascertain whether the man
was able to appear in court. He was able
to come yesterday, and was put on trial.
Despite the efforts of able attorneys.
and three members of the jury who first
stood out for acquittal, Player was con-
victed, the friendship Of the three Jurors
mentioned getting him a recommendation
to mercy.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-24
A VERDICT FOR MRS. THOMPSON.
Wins Her Case Against Philadelphia
Insurance Company.

Insurance Company.
Columbia, S. c., March 2S.-The widow
of Col. William Waddy Thompson Of
Spartanburg, has been awarded a verdict
for 1925, against the Security, Life and
Trust Insurance of Philadelphia. The
suit was for a $1,000 policy on Col. Thomp-
sons life. and presented several pretty
legal points.
In August Col. Thompson died. The
preceding June the third quarterly pay
ment, which he rendered the company
wes returned, with the statement that his
policy had been Cancelled, because the in
sured had made untruthful statements OF
fact on which the policy had been issued,
which statements vitiated the provisions
OF the policy. The company held the IN
sured was suffering from heart disease,
and his health was VIGOROUSLY bad, which
was contrary 10 the declarations In the
application.
There was a mass Of evidence by physi-
clans and others to disprove the allega-
tions of the insurance company. The sec
ond vice president and manager OF the
company attended the trial. The jury
agreed in ten minutes.
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-24

SILK, lawn. linen and lace turnover for
tall stocks, and this year she has gone
into the lucrative business of making
smart tule collars, roped with imitation
pearls for wear with decollete evening
gowns. She also makes Irresistible kerr
chiefs and berthas of lace and chiffon,
ana sells them readily to women who
wish to freshen up their old evening
waists at little expense and less trou-
BILE. She has improved on the transparent
lace stock for this season by welding
rieces OF tea tinted lace together, to
form a sort of dog collar, and weaving
through openings In the fretted band
gold or panne ribbon that ties in broad
The Savannah morning news., 1901-03-24

is not practice that is exclusively con-
gressional. 1t prevails to some extent in
nearly all of the executive departments
There is man who is a great friend of
Speaker Henderson and Senator Allison
who is very obnoxious 20 a certain cabi-
net officer. The speaker and the Senator
demanded that he be given a position in
the department over which this officer. pre-
Sides and their demand was complied
with. He draws his salary, but the hat
red the cabinet officers bears for him is
so great that he is not permitted to put
his nose inside the office in which he is
supposed to be employed. Every two
weeks, however, he lines up with the rest
of the clerks and receives a considerable
roll of crisp new silver certificates. There
are probably a dozen or two of such en-
ployes in the executive departments.
Nearly everybody knows about them, but
so long as the holders of these good
things do not bother anybody in particu-
lar, no one cares to make a fuss about
them.
The GuiIcIcss and Good.
Sometimes, however, some good old sem
ator' who is as guileless as he is good,
starts out to break up a good thing. Sen
ator Bate of Tennessee is both guieless
and good, and for that rea-
son has determined that $780,
geo shall be returned to the treas
ury of the United States. This comfor-
table sized sum is alleged to have been
paid by the Methodist Church, South, to
Maj. StellmaN of Nashville as compensa-
ton for hig vices in inducing Congress
to pay a of $2Ss0O0 made by the
church because it is alleged that Union
troops used the publication house of that
organization and damaged it to the extent
of $2SS0O0. The story is an old one, but
from the allegations made 1t appears that
the Major permitted the Tennessee sena-
ator 20 hold the impression that he was
doing this great service for
the Methodist Church for nothing
When he learned that hun
dred thousand of it had been paid to the
Major, he became indignant. and when
Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, remarked
to him that it ought to be investigated,
he fell in with the suggestion at once.
If the Massa chusetts and Tennessee SEN
ators carry out their threats, 1t seems
quite likely that the Major or the church
Will have to refund the fee. And this
will be one instance I'm which the treas
ury of the United States was not COM
PEELED to stand the burden of supplying a
good thing" On the face of 1t, however,
it seems like the refinement of cruelty to
compel a man who really did some work
to give up his fee.