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FuR SALE one carload VI good mules AT
GonGnlea, Texas H. T. stephenson, Con
Inles, Texns. IA
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WOULD YOU LIKE Investment Yield c0si
weekly incomef Safe. write II. II. Goru
60 & Cu., Norfolk, Va II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED by gentleman who under
stands 0steopnthy aud ocular sclcucv also
speaking the Spanish language a pnttner
business IN thar republic. for rrthes
particulars address Lock Box 81, Bryan,
rpAgh rs
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OTHER BUSINESS requiring my attention.
I Will sell my drug store NJ q bargain "
taken IN the next fifteen days; good town
1ud good location; mostly German people.
1875, thls office 10
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CHAIN AND Hay business IN Central
Texas, town 1000 uGnulation, for $500.
cash established seven years. Address
R0X 26g. rnmnron. To1ns. ~
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BOARD AND ROOM.

FURNISHED ROOMS, good board, close
IN; modern conyenienccs; rcasonable; l0tf
WnlLcr.
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PATENTS i'ratcct your ideasI no niiowt
amce,h no fec; consolidation free; itstabl
lAhod 1864 Milo y Stevens q Co, SIT
1ith Hittct, Washington.
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Hodges Skin Remedies positively cure
the worst cases 0f eczema on earth Adj
dress Hodge Medicine Co.. Fort Worth
JeXas 90
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TWO connecting rooms. with 6ret,ciass
board; ell couvcniences. IN private fam
ily for couple without children; references
required Inquire 100 Travis street u
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sITUArIoNs-FEMALE.


FIRST CLASS lady atcnographer of Several
yeHrs' practical experience open for posi-
lion In the city, Address 1852 this Of
dee. ~
WANTED By col0reG woman. place %
cock With q good famlly. Cail at col
san Felipe. II
WANTED By Young lady. poslflon as ste.
nographef; inexperienced, Address 1919,
fhis office. Al
WANTED School. hs Young lady IS years
ola holding a four years ilSf grade Ger
tlfcate from sam Houston Normal. Adj
dress box &c. Nnyafpta, Texas -
WAN'nltD- situation as hOusekecper By
widow With two small children Address
Mrs A. Cook NJ. ) Charities n
WANrED--Men'E washing. Call ct ST.
Page sfreff. 10
THREE Young coiored won,e1 want good
places 10 cook. Address +. y. box %.
Houston. Annie Hhnkins. -
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NEWSPAPER aud job plant In Texas
town Of 5000 Tor sale or lease: bargain
" taken right away. W. II, Callahan.
sealy, Teans. 81
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WANTED A law partner with 5000 IN
cast; This sum wiz buy q half Interest I'm
on extensive law librnry and lucrative
law practice Ia one Of the best towns IN
Crnral Texas. Address Marshall" thLs
office. IN
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

HORSES AND MULES FOR sale, g05 Wash
iugtun street J. Rothstctn. III
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FOR SALE cash drug store: saieK 500
10 $50 n day. rents cheap; good stand (.
good town. been IN drug business TWEEN
~ years. want 70 quit. I huye the best
business ! ever saw. luyolce about $500.
can reduce stock TO $500. n. 49, H., thls
Office. IL
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Take oxIDINE for Calls and Fevers
Cure guaranteed.
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DOGS BOUGHT. sold, boarded aud trained.
Training Kennels. Deer Park, Texas. 1l.5
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MILES Nice lot young. largo mules choap
y. w, Shaw al Mpsehurt & Keller Co T.
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FOR SALE cheap Tor cnahi STOCK general
merchandise store, corner lot. aud dwell
Ing nicc four rooms attached, has seven
acetyiene gas lights ia store and dwelling;
this property on account Of the big rice
Industry ia fun Roadway here now viii
and rent; also one pool table cheap in
perfect order; ! own LOT adjoining with
nice store; n Is rented; tho place has
fine barn, buggy house, chickens and all
necrssary improvements Az Invoices fer
more than 10 takes 20 get H. OF J will
trade same for Houston property. J. Il.
Brtt Wallis. Texas. ~
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NICELY furnished rooms with beard home
cooking: $50 per month; special rates for
couples phone modern conyeniences; 1911
Milan H.
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TINUN WTIV -NHWWTN 70 V'TTFIVV 0TIIIIFf III
learn something ~ interest 60 them by
addressing postoflce box 702. 10
500 CASH gets business seSenteen
years: brings 5000 annually. "a Rause.
1TO1 Beach Houston, 81
FOR sALE--On account OF beattn, TAG
Me xapthos confectionery and fruit
store COS Main street. best location, nne
business established; for any information
Inquire Of any OF the best Wheiegale Gem.
mission houses In city.
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MULES for sale, Young and large b. W.
shnM. nl Moscharl Is knller Co u
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LARGE mules for sale n. w. shaw. q
Mnschnrt. ~ helIer- Nh.NLa.n.a i
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S75 WILL buy my little gray mare; per,
fcctly sound and gentle Tor lady 10 drive
or light delivery Angcrhocfef. Harris
burg road II
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years old. Can he seen at c. L. & Thee
Behring'S Hardware Store, Main street and
Capitol avenue II
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WANTED TO hire twcnty.nv teams 10
assist In harvesting our rice crop at
Yiuton, La. paying $50 per day for
tenn and driver, Address u.s. Nashland,
yaXnE Brooks Bros & Co" II
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MULES MULES Forty head OF WORK
mules ~ TO ~ hands high good quality
come good horses 4. A. Robertson, ray
ldr, Texas lois
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ID ED.

BiSHoP,-on Wednesday, Dec. 10. Heber r. Bishop
In the esd year OF his age.
Funeral services a. the Brick Presbyterian Church
Fifth av. and Thirty seventh st. on SATURDAY
Dec. IL. at II A. NJ
BOWROS. ON THlrd ID ~ Tuesday Twelfth Month
ninth. 1902 at S?i central Park West, Hannah
c. Bowron. daughter OF the late Henry c. and
Deborah Dowron. In her s3i year
Funeral ceremony at Friends Meeting Hous.
rutherford place and Fifteenth ST., on sIth
Day friday, at ~ O'Clock, noon, Interment
al Chappaqua
MCMAHON. On Dec II. at her residence SIS L,
fayct,e av., Brooklyn, Catherine Nc Mahon
widow OF Arthur l.. Mcmahon.
Funcrnl Saturday. Dec. 49, at $50 A, NJ
from the Church OF 81. John the Baptist, VII
loughhy and Lewis avs.
PHELPS. suddenly, on Dec. q. 1892 a, Aiken sc
Of typhoid fever, Shefneld Phelp, OF Teaneck
y. j., younger son OF the late William Waite,
Phelps
Funeral private. ln,cr,ncnt at Slmsbury Conn
RoESSEL.--On Dec. 10 1901? Louis Roe<.el A, b,,
residence, Sig Laiay cite av.
Funeral from church OF the Nativity Madison a,
10, 1902, at ioA.M intermcnt private. Please
omit flowers
vANDEWATER. Samuel H., aged a. sudden,,
on Dec II. 1902.
Funeral services at Park Az. NJ T. CAurch
corner soth ST. Saturday, Dec, -, - ia n
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CHtRLES l.. PULLMAN DEAD.
Brother of the Famous Gar Builder-H,
Had Been III OF Diabetes.

Charles L. Pullman, brother of George
" Pullman, the great car builder, died on
Tuesday AZ the Hotel Grenoble, where
he had been staying for three OF four weeks
II" had been i'll with diabetes. Mr.. Pull
man was 81 years old
Until the death Of his famous brother,
George NJ. Pullman, Charles Lewis Pull
man was the contracting agent for the
Pullman company, but at that time he
severed his connection with this company
and devoted his attention entirely to the
business e the Pullman Automatic Ven
ulator Company, which was formed to
place on the market ventilator he had
invented.
Until he retired from active business
nd left Chicago to live in New York, Mr.
p Illmm was a director Of this company.
tie leaves no family. His only son William,
died last summer.
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30 sail for vigo. but her orders have been
countermanded. Local rumor connects
these orders with the Venezuelan imbroglio.
Tut this cannot be confirmed.
WANTS rs TO INTERVENE.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE journal DIES Debdts
oharact erizes the attitu de OF President
castro as indefensible.
The Temps says that the only way out
Of the difficulty is for the United States
to intervene II adds that the sooner this
- done the better for all concerned
CASTRO TO 90 TO THE HAGUE TRIBUNAL.
BRUSSELS, De-. Il. Tn" Venezuelan
Consul here, who is a personal friend of
President Castro. SAYS that Venezuela
canno, accept the Anglo-tierman claims,
" hich are considerably exaggerated.
President Castro. he I'D led, is inclined
tu appeal To- The Hague tribunal Of arbi-
vat o. promising TO pay whatever sum
the tribunal fixes.
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ward, but the Ind, fstigsble was unable to
find her.
The allied fleet returned to the harbor on
Wednesday afternoon and anchored near
the Gust ON house A party of 1870 German
sailors were landed and went to Cardinal.
a suburb OF La Guayra. where the German
Consul. Lentz, lives. whom, with his family.
they escorted to the pier at La Guayra
and placed on board the Vineta. The
German Charge d Afaires, Herr Won Pilgrim
Baltazzi. also went aboard the Vineta A
party of British seainen were landed and
they conducted the British Minister, Mr.
Haggard and the British Consul. Il Schunck,
and his family TO the Retribution The
Rctrbution and Nineta sailed for Trinidad
After being informed Of the seizure of
Venezuelan vessel, 10y the allied feet Presi-
dent Castro issued an address in which he
said
The lnsolent feet of foreigners have pro-
famed the sacred soil of Venezuela l. l.
remarkable act III the history of civilized
nations without precedent and possible
justification 1t Is barharous act an at
tempt against the most rIdimenta-y prin-
cipe- Of nations. II il an ignobe act, be-
cau-e II IL the fruit of immoral and cowardly
coalition Of force and perfidy.
such IL the act that has Just been r"a li2ad
in the aIchoring ground II La Guayra har-
Dor, a few hours ago, when the German and
English Hquadrons surprised and took ii
mutaneouslv and conformity three defence
less war ships of our navy which w"T" IN
dock and ,uIderg Iilg repairs.
-Nenezuelan-, tn" contest Is unequal. be-
cause these outrag.s have been perpctra'.d
by the two most powerful nations l.pou this
country Of ours, which ias scarcely rccoN-
cred from long and painful sir1 Cycles.
And why haE II bc"u don" IN such
treacherous manner: Surely Venezuela
cannot stand such an iusol,nt attaCk, since
these nations hay" not proceeded according
TO the rules IN similar cases
Following the issue of this address many
military measures were taken Gen
Ferrer. the Minister of War, arrived in la
Guayra to-day with 200 troops and several
field guu-
In addition, 500 men under President
Castro's brother. ara on their way th"r"
Volunteers, too. to IA" number of nearly
! 90, have been armed and a, many NOR"
are waiting 10 br equipped.
The excitement IN caracas and a Guayra
has been accompanied by popular up
rising in favor of President Castro, war
like policy and Ncno2uelans Of all grades
and conditions are rallying TO resist the
foreign forces.
For the last two days ammunition and
arms have been carried into Fort Lavigia.
which overlook- the harbor
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Financing plan Not Dropped.

Isaac y Scisman of the banking firm Of
J. 4 W. Sclgman Co, who visited Wash
lngton prior to the taking Of active steps
ly Great Britain and Germany to enforce
their claims against Venezuela. in the hope
Of arranging a method Of settling these
claims, laid Yesterday.
"Th" matter II not dropped II is still
in allowance, and our Government looks
with favor upon any a, J lstment between
Ven, Zuell ana Great britain and Ger
many Whether any can he reached, in
'icw Of the opening Of hostllities. I cannot
say
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ENPE(TED I pEttE BLOCKtDr.
Ncnr1urla's Charge '\naircs surprised
at NcIiOn Of Allied IlccI.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. II - Augusta r
Pulido. the Cargo d'Afaire- ad interim
of Venezuela, said to-day that lie could not
understand the action of England and Ger
many in sinking the little gurboa,s OF his
country. for the reason that assurances lad
teen given within the last day or two that
the blockade established war TO be peace
blockade
Mr.. Pulido characterized the sinking of
the gunboats as absolutely uuwarrantcd.
and declared that this action of the allies
would caues grave complications. He
has not received any news from lbs Gov
eminent.
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JOHN WkEEVER ACQIITTED.
scene OF Great EAultatiOn When the Yer.
diet Was Announced.

special CANE Dssprof 10 THE SrN
LONDON, Dec. 1.-THE trial Of John
Mckeever. who was charged with killing
John kensit. the anti Rtualistic leader,
at blrkenhead, ended to-day in the ac-
quittal OF the accused
When the verdict was announced there
was scene Of tumultuous eaultation in the
court. Mckeever danced in the dock and
was so excited with JOY that warders had
TO hold him while III" Judge Iormaliy die
charged hun. The people present checrcd
voclferously and waved their hats
When Mck"ever appeared outside the
court room the crowd that had assembled
hoisted him on their shoulders and paradei
'riumphantly with him
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SCtTTLED VENETIAN VESSELS
Work Of Allied ileet-CastrO's Can 70 Arms
Uprising OF the People.
Special Cdoie Despatch 10 The Sun.


LONDON, Dec. IL --Advices received here
from La Guayra show that the Venezuelan
feet in La Guayra harbor. consisting of
the General Crespo, Tutomo, Margarita,
Ossum and two vessels undergoing repairs
at the docks, was seized by the combined
German and British fleet at o'clock on
Tuesday afternoon.
len cutters from the German ships and
four from the British went alongside the
Venezuelan vessels and ordered them TO
surrender. The ships we're seized without
shot being fired The two vessels at the
docks were broken up
The German cruiser Panther steamed
into the harbor while the seizure was being
made with her decks cleared for action
Resistance was useless
The Venezuelan vessels were taken out
side the harbor by their captors, and three
OF them, the General Crespo. Tutomo and
Margarita, were sunk II Quiorcux, the
French barge d Aflaires. notified the com
mander OF the allied fleet that the Ossum
was owned by Frenchman, and that vessel
was spared The O,sum j. merchan,
vessel that was seized by Venezuelans.
France protested against the seizure and
put in a claim for indemnity II is sup
posed that the seizure Of the Ossum by the
fleet was due to her enforced service under
the Venezuelan flag. The captured ships
were manned by 800 men.
During part of Wednesday he only war
snip in the harbor was the British cruiser
lndefatigable, which had returned the
night before after an unsuccessful search
fer the Venezuelan gunboat Restaurador
The kes'aurador was formerly George j
Gould's Yacht Atal1ntl. She was bought
b. the NeneHufllu Government in 1901
A. transformed into a gunboa, she carriers
one . inch rife, four Hotchkiss
pounr"rs and two rapid-hrn 3yoinders
She N"- reported on the coast 10 the east =
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THE NAD MILLAH kILLEDo
spear Thrust said TO Have Ended Life OF
East African thirf.
.Spec'h CaNc Dc,rpch 10 THE Srx.

NpSciH Cdhc DcsrHch 10 THE SrS.
ALDEN, Arabia. Dec. II. II j. rcIortrd hat
the Mad Mulah of Somalilal q has been
assassir ated 10y spear thrust in the s'om-
ach while al prayer.
In October and November last tho Mad
Mullah made great deal Of trouble for the
British forces in SomalilaJd, a large part
OF which il British proieCturate. An eS-
petition u.der Col SNt yn', the British
Commissioner was defeated 10y the Iativo
forces, and secold expedition under Gei..
Manning was projected The NUllah was
said Ia have IS, co.. sl"" rinen. 2.OC0 rifles, one
Maxim gun, much az m i'oL AID immense
reserves of camcl- a..u ii sheep.
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TEN EY(k BLANES Low.
Dimes His Election Captains and Talks OF
city Affairs.

Aqueduct Commissioner William II Ten
Eyck last night gave his annual dinner 10
the Republican captains of the Thirty.
fourth Assembly district at the West End
Cafe in West l25th street. About $50 were
present. Mr. Ten Eyck, who presided
minated in a speech that he held the Low
administration responsible for the large
Democratic vote at the last election.
Others speakers We're Robert C. Morris
chairman Of the County Committees SUI
preme Court Justice Ernest Hall. Edward
II. Healy, William Halpin and George II.
Manchester.
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An Arbitration Proposition.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. n.-Mr Shafroth
Diem, ColD introduced in the House to-
day JOINT reso.utlon authorizing the
President TO propose to the G government Of
Great Britain and Germany that their
claims against the republic Of Venezuela
lie -ubu ted TO arbitration and TO agree
that the United States will guarantee the
payment OF the awards against Venezuela
should any I've made
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The score at o'tlo.k hi. morning


Quirin A. Nogel, music teacher, whose
home il at Woodlawn, died suddenly yes
terday in a little hotel at $50 West Forty
eighth street where he had been living since
the day before election. to save travelling
in from Woodlawn daily. Norel was said
10 have been the organist in large church
In BROOKLYN five years ago. He has o wife
and five children in Woodlawn
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CAME HERE To KILL HIMSELF,
New Haven Man Goes to . Hotel witt
Woman and Tries Suicide,

Abraham Schambrot. a middle-a e 4
junk dealer Of 324 Commerce street, New
Haven, tried To commit suicide yesterday
morning in the Royal Hotel at 1856 Third
avenue. by shooting himself In the head
and the left arm. He had registered at
the hotel with a young woman as IS. II.
Shambrot and wife. Conn" The woman
got away before the police we're notified
Schambrot was taken to Bellevue Hospital
He is not likely to recover.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. Dec. il.-Schambrot
lived with his wife and two children at
the Commerce street address. The neigh
bors say that he was prosperous. He
has been resident of New Haven fifteen
years. For five years he has been going
TO New York twice a week. His wife
knew no reason why he should try to kill
himself
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ACTOR TRIED 4 FIRE RESCUE.
Police Grabbed WIN Prseue OF the Casino
and Arrested Him for u.

Because William Pruette, who plays
Nj Lung, the Lord High Admiral in A
Chinese Honeymoon persisted yesterday
morning in his determination to rescue
his two sons and his sister, Mrs keleher
from a burning building. after they had
already been escorted To safety, the actor
was roughly handled by the fremen a'd
the police AID got himself arrested II $
boys and sister were safe in anot her house
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xOR0s FIRE on orr TROOPS.
Ne One Hurt-tholera Among MOros
Camp Wears Isolated.
Special Cable Despatch 10 TIE Sc

SVe''H L aNS DespdteH 70 ihh Sun.
MANILA. Dec. li.-After displaying
frendliness toward the Americans for two
months. thereby arousing a feeling of hope
fulness that IL would not be necessary to
resort TO hostilities. a number of Moros
fired on the American troops at Camp
Wears, but hurt no one. II is believed
that they composed small band, but they
escaped before il was possible to punish
them
Thirty-fve Moros on Lake Lanao have
died from cholera in two days. The army
surgeons have isolated Camp Vicars and
closed the native markets.
The self-styled Bishop" Aglipay con-
tinues the organization Of his independent
Catholic church in the provinces He has
been consecra'ed a. Bishop in the presence
OF hundreds Of filipinos, who recently
seized chapel near Malabon. Bishop"
Aglipay occupied a high throne and carried
a mitre
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MRS. GORE OWED DE RIDDEN SkI.
Letters show That She Had Borrow I'd
Money From the Russian.
spseil! Ca8. Despatch TO THE SITS

PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE correspondence
between Mrs. Ellen Gore and NJ de Ryd-
2ewski. the Russian singer, shows that the
woman borrowed money from the Russian
This fact is regarded as more suspicious
than the Russians allegat on in his account
Of the woman's death that she was his mi,-
tress. II is thought D. Rydzewski believed
he held her in his power owing to the in
debtedness
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Contract for pike slip bridge Pier.

Bridge Commissioners I.ind"nthal opone |!
bids yesterday for the construction of the
tower foundation, on the Manhattan side
OF the river, Of the Manhattan bridge
The lowest offer was received from John
{. Rodgers. who got the contract for the
Brooklyn tower. His bid was 34s2 .758.
which will be accepted. This il nearly
I'll 900 less than the cost Of the Brooklyn
pier