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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-11
MEXICAN SNAKES THAT LAY REeu1An1,

hEAlCAN sNAkES THAT LAY REGULARLY.
The last two seasons the principal
bird and animal dealers of Washing
ton, ID. c., have carried as part of their
stock In trade Mexican bullsnakeS,
which have become quite popular with
number Of Washington families as
mOusers, taking the place of cats
around and about their stables and out
buildings. Thus far the dealers and
those who have purchased reptiles OF
this variety have found them quite
hardy and vigorous, but great was the
surprise of dealer who found that his
snakes had laid four eggs, fully as
large as those of hen. Since then the
females of his Mexican bullsnakes
have laid in all eighteen or twenty
eggs.
The dealer was at first at loss to
know what to do with the eggs, untll
some one advised him TO cover them
mp in sand in large box and set them
out in tie sun TO hatch. This he did
with the first one dozen, which proved
failure, owing no doubt 10 the fact
that they became chilled by change
in the weather during the night. He
is now collecting second setting" of
snake eggs. In the meantime the rep
tiles continue laying every day.
The eggs are perfectly white, and to
one not previously Informed could
hardly be distinguished from ordinary
hen eggs. They differ from the latter.
however, In having, instead of hard
brittle shell, an elastic, leathery cover
Ing, soft and yelvety 10 the touch and
exceedingly Toughest. Louis Repub-
lie. ..,,es~ x~a
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-11

II is not so easy to obtain the dia-
mond-shaped lace medallions. Square
and round and oblong shapes predom-
mate. either alternately or EN- suite.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-11
A pouBLE.HASpLEp HAMMER.

In contrast to some Of the modern
pig iron casting machines In use in
large iron works in this country is the
unique method of breaking up pig iron
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-11
THE NEWEST HORSE SHOW FEATURE.

Chicago was in green and white-the
Horse Show eolors--durlng the week of
November 3-S. The most novel feature
this year was an exhibition by h.
Spoerhase. who drove backward.
against time, with his trainea PAGER.
How Mr. Spoerhase can see out Of the
back Of his head is something Of a
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-11

A gown lately designed for winter
wear Is In soft tweed in the fashiona-
Bile mixture OF blue and green The
bodice Is made with Russian blouse
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-11
MAIDS APRON.

wide. with two and flve-eighth yards
of all-oyer lace for bolero, collar and
cuffs
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-11
Chapters Of Life's Oddities.

mystery. The sketch is from photo.
graph.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-12-11

A man Is sometimes known By the
things he leaves undone.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
GILMAN son 4 90. ASSIGN.
Liabilities MAY he S7sO.OOO - Assets
Mostly Western Mortgages.

Tn" banking firm Of Gilman Son h Co,
which suspended business on Thursday
after its checks had been refused by the
Western National Bank. made an assign
men, yesterday 10 cambridge Colby OF
Alexander 4 Colby. the FIRMS counsel
Mr.. Colby spen, mos Of tho day at the
firms Offices in Cedar street investigat ing
its affairs He said in the afternoon thar
he would probably make a statement
to-day.
THE liabilities. ms ] have found to-day,
said Mr.. Colby, will be in excess Of 500 600
the amount put them at yesterday. just
how much am not prepared TO say to-day.
The failure was caused by the stringency
in the money market and the depreciat ion
Of some of the securities held by the firm
That is all can say now
No statement could he obtained from
Theodore Gilman or Winthrop S. Gilman.
the two members Of the firm. II was be-
lieyed in Wall Street that the liabilities
would reach t25O.OOO. Most Of the FIRMS
securities are said to he Western mort cages
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
GtTES GETTING INTO 'ALTo
Letter From John VS. Firm Offering to
luN Stock Interests Wall street.

Harris. Gates 4 Co. have sent letters 10
number Of stockholders Of the International
Salt Company, stating that there has been
considerable demand recently for the
securities Of the company and that they
will consider any proposition on the part
of persons desiring 10 dispose OF their
holdings.
A. ,.'s mt known in Wall Street yesterday
whether HarIl-, Na'es \ Co. we're acting
for n syndicate or for individuals. 4 repro
sentative - the Arm said THE letters were
sent on, from our Chicago Office 10 number
of brokerag, 6rms hore. Some clients Of
ours want the securities.
He would not say whether there was
syndicate or not behind thu scheme. In
the Broad street curb market Yesterday
the stock advanced from ~. 10 ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
SHtII'S INSTR CTIO\S.
Telegraphcd From Chicago 10 WashinEt on
and Acted On ny the Treasury.


"AShiNoIoN' oct IL secretary ona"
This morning telegra phed these instric-
TONS from Chicago TO the Treasury
''3 ''" ''"'"s' W '"0 '''""'
Department:
Nou ,,.. a,,,.oo, 20. ,ta Si,Li,. L,,,d
'.t u''. az" '"i Wv 'hNus ru"u
r.rI hv tho option I, tho Department, at
.. Sou viii also aprourcs tina, the DO
,...,o,,,. IN ,nrIL,s, ,',',, honds oa,.,-;,,,
.fi that may b" presented prior to III" close
a. business on saturday Oct Is at 1917.
and accrued interest Should bonds be prc-
- Nth, .a., r. -.
'' ""l'" "''l Wv ul''.,rH, 81, "n' oe',' u'-
'Hrc"d, the amount advanc will be treated as
'.rt payment and l- deducted The Depart :
.,ort will also accept the same issue o, bonds
.,I ~ 49,, -, y -, ~, 49,, na,
"'" NJ '''@' ~ "'>'n'ss on 'o"u"F' 'c'
Nh. Uni ,,.o ,r o,no,,,,ri,,. f,- .n, 80 sol,
-. ,to .,''. ,rico ,,ho u,a,. NO, ha r, ~
'"' Wv" WIG MA! no, Wv ""'' W
no ''h'"'d'" u+"Ne'N 10" N"i '.su"
,N' n''''S''E o''''''" W.
""'0 y. ~" '"-aaE.
The Treasury d., '-'ment then issued
,Tj. circular
nv NLtu' 81 '" hn' A"iHN 'oh'''.'"' IN
>''oh ""'' "' W. h"'l'' 81 ""leS' ho''cr
Is Nttthl ,tlN.n tnat tLls Departmeni WI
d Ssa,,,-b' Hnh"s I "nu OF ""an
Trnsd 500 ~, 'com ,, "I a,ds ~, ,onn
rf ia,; rd nav Tor ,hn,n A. 10 ,ota n is-b
md interest To date Of purchase The De-
'@''m"'t VIII also receive the same class of
.'Nu- on MONDAY. INC -fh t''s ana pay Tor
r,c,,,; a. i ~. 81 on w .',n o,s ~ II,
no doAnctc M Tho face yrI,. thereof from
'.a Iur, ha % price of tho bond. As tho hooks
o. ~. loan are now closed against transfers,
mo interest dn" No. on registered bonds
ui"n ,"tcA il,rr"-t mas not been prepaid
,.'I l,n w "'Hl, i'u am WI ne Phlu w ,n'
OF record W W. VI WV o"''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
The v Gather.

An area OF nigh pressure was passing out Of the
ST Lawrence Valley YESTERDAY. throwing on north
ras,crly winds, causing CLOUDY and showery con
dnions over part of the New England and Middle
Atlantic States There was also some coudiness
and few light. scattered showers In the central
Mississippi states and upper Missouri Valley.
Elsewhere the weather vas fah II was cooler
from New Jersey nor'hward and In the Lake regions
and Montana. The temperature was below fIec,-
ing poin, In North Dakota and northern Montana:
in the Central and southern States II was warmer,
In this city there was rain In the morning and
the day was generally cloudy; wind. fresh north
cast; average humidity. ~ per cent, barometer,
corrected to reed TO sea level. al 4 ". o2s; :
.. NJ. 900.
The en,rtitgr- yeN.r1ay, A. rcr,rd,i BY the
entiaI thermometer, AID also oy Tas Suss Their
neneter At tns street ,evs. IL snosi ~ tao a.
stA,u ,ehir
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
mo PACKING On. ORGANIZED.
But u Isn't . d" Beef Trust" says Attorney
capital 81 600 900. nut May he More.

--tapitai 81 600 900. nut May He More.
TRENTON. N. j., Dot. 1.-THE United
States Packing Company was incorporated
here to-day. Tho capital Is d 900 ,oOo. the
understanding being that this amount
Will be largely increased soon.
The incorporators are II. D. Gould, Fred
erick X. Howard and Kenneth McIAren
all clerks In the Office Of the Corporation
Trust Company Of New Jersey The COM
bine's charter confers power 10 buy. SELL
breed and deal In cattle, sheep. poultry
game. fsh and all kinds Of live stock :"
The company may establish, erect and
purchase markets and butcher shops and
desl in all kinds of meats. poultry. Ash.
game and other things Incl dent 10 the
meat, poultry and Ash trade
Further powers are given to acquire
and undertake the good WILL property
rights and assets and the liabilities Of any
person. firm or association, and to pay
for these rights in cash. stock or bonds
Of the corporation. or otherwise" and to
conduct business in any Of the States.
Territories or colonies or dependencies
Of the United States, in the District Of Co
lumbia and In any and all foreign countries. d"
the capital stock il divided into 10 900
ferred and the remainder common stock
The charter continues: In the event
OF the liquidation or dis solution OF tho cor.
poration. or the sale OF all its property
the preferred stock shall not partic pate
in the distribution of the assets upon any
basis other than that enjoyed by the COM
mon stock"
The board of directors is autho rized TO
hold 10 meetings out of or in the State OF
New Jersey, n NAV he desired
The Incorporation of the United States
Packing Company led to rumors in Wall
Street that this was the much ,alked OF
packing CONFERENCE.-The so-called Beef
Trust. +. Sulsberger, president OF the
Schwarzschild x Suzberger Company
was asked last night II this was the Beet
Trust and whether his concern would
be part OF such u combination. To all
questions he replied: Il know o,hing
about il.
John W Dekay of Chicago, attorney for
the new company. said last night that his
company was not IA combination and had
nothing whatever Ia do with the large
Chicago packing houses. Further than
! this nc refused 20 say anything about the
pptuDany
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
BLArKMAILING PLOT.
-Four Arrests In chicago In william Hickey
Burglary case.

CHICAGO, Oct. i7.-Acting under the Or
ders Of Chief O'Neil. Police Inspector LAWN
to-day uncovered an alleged conspiracy
10 blacknail. A. a result OF the disclos-
ures which were made in Judge Brentano's
court. where the William Hickey burglary
case was on the calendar for trial. one
lawyer. two police officers and politician
are under arrest pending a preliminary
hearing on Tuesday and action 10y the
Grand Jury.
The accused men are; David Tnden-
haver. formerly n practising attorney. who
was disbarred after his conviction in the
United States Court on a charge of per-
jury; Joshua l., Tedford, police officer.
belonging TO the Cottage Grove avenue
station; william Davis, police officer, as
signed A. detective at the Thirty-fft Ia
street station; Frank Csntwell, a politician.
who has been conspicuous In local cam
pai-iis as y spelbinder.
William Hickey, whose mother is said TO
ba wel-to 10, was arrested In New York
| on a capias issued on an indictment In this
| county. charging him with burglary. II IL
alleged that tho four men arrested to-day
in Judge Brentsr o's court copspired 10 We =
cure the indictment against Hickey for the
purpos, Of obtaining money from the ac-
cusSd or his family.
In order TO prevent the prosecution ii
II ckey. II is said TO have been a part Of he
plan 10 eptice away the witnesses.
The home of Mrs. Hannah Jones, 23Oe
state street was robbed on July OF N,2io
worth Of property Hickey was charged
| with the crime ard Frank Csntwell and
Myrtle Lewis. who is said 10 I've in California
appeared before the grand Jury The In
dictment was returned and Hickey WAS ar
rested in New York and locked up in the
Lii Qs,l,t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
va RIDER AND STOCKS MINED.
Curb Brokers We're Busy so The, Took the
TRACED, sandwich Fashion.

The curb market was in full swing in
From, -, the Rrosd.p,change building
Yesterday morning Whe'i 'ne n'@' 'u''"'
Of the murders on the ninth hoor OF That
skyscraper Q colated down 10 the street.
They came in all sorts of wild and tangled
a,.ar,,i,n
ers 49,, ,,,ua .,, ,,;.,,.., 81.
Inc niohers heaiu ana ulecuSseu ,he
fragments Of tragedy news without losing
any tine from business. and murder re-
norris blended with the shouts Of prices bid
-, III
anu "'ne"'
An OBJ broker IN long yeh"" raincoa'
Was making frantic Efforts TO get rid OF some
Writing Payer common flor o.. when the
Ara, neSs Of he gedy wa = brought dawn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
TREATY WIN NEU FOI Nd. ND.
Sir Robert Bond In Washington 10 Renew
Blaine.Bond Agreement.

WAsHiN0roS, Oct l7.-Sir Roberi Bond
the Prime Minister OF Newfoundland, ar
rive in Washing on tonight for the pur-
Pose of entering into formal negot lat ions
with this Government for the renewal Of
the Blair Bond reciprocity treaty of 1891
he ween Newfoundland and Grea, Britain
on the one hand and The United States on
the other. This i Sir Roberts second
visit to Washington within "A fortnight
He came here about the beginning Of the
month with the intention Of sounding the
Aimins ration n to the prospects for the
nego' lat ions Of new reciprocity agree
ment Secretary Hay had not returned to
town from his summer vaca ion al that
time. Sir Robert waited until he did
return
The first interview between Secretary
Hay and the Newfoundland Premier was
held last week. and the matter OF arrang-
ing reciprocity treaty was discussed
Informally then and AZ several subsequent
interviews. The negotiations we're in
terrupted. however. by the necessity OF
Sr Roberts return home to assume the
duties of acting Governor OF Sewfound-
land during the absence Of the Governor
During sir Robert + first visit he learned
enough to convince him that the President
and the Secretary of State were not I'M
willing to negotiate a reciprocity arrange
nent to take the place Of the treaty Of 1891
which failed 10 get beyond the council
room owing to Great Britain's opposition
ia its terms. In his communications with
the State Department Sir Robert will he
assisted by Sir Michael Herbert, the new
British Ambassador who has already been
wade acquainted with the Premier .
purpose.
~. JOINS. y. r, Oct lit is believed
here that Premier Bond has effected a
renewal Of the Bond Blaine reciprocity
convention with the Washington Cabinet
and only Canada's hostility can prevent
It's being ratified The colony viii bitterly
resent any opposition by Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
UNION PACIFIC and ST. PAUL.
HERE ARE DETAILS or THE NEW
TRAFFIC ARRANGEMENT.
II Admits the 81. Paul Road 10 the Priv.
ieges Exclusively Held Hitherto by
the Chicago and rthwestern-ks
Action From the Latter Expected.


ieges Exclusively Held Hitherto by
tho Chicago and Northwestern-ks
Action From the latter Expected.
Fuller details regarding the traffic ar
rangemen. entered Int O by the Union Pacific
ard the Chicago, Milwaukee and st Paul
railroads were made public yesterday by
high officials Of each company. The contract
for traffic alliance was signed last week
ard the new relations went into efyec, early
in the present week
The ST. Paul gets all that II has been
fighting for during tho last five years.
that Is. the right Of way for through freight
and passenger business TO the Pacific
Coast over the Union Pacific lines. In
return the Union Pacific obtains valuable
traffic privileges from the St Paul which
will he materially increased with the nearby
completion of the st. Paul's Kansas City
cut. IN.
All OF the st. Paul's coastwise business
through Omaha and Kansas City will be
moved over the Union Pacific lines This
arrangement includes both the Central
Pacific route TO San Francisco and the
Oregon Shor, Line route TO north Pacific
Coast ports. Either party to the contract
can terminate II upon reasonable notice
Should the arrangement work out TO the
satitflction of both roads, however, ii il
probable that the St. Paul mana cement
will forego its contemplated extension 10
the Pat life Coast.
The Chicago and Mort hwester Railroad
management has thus far raised no formal
objection to the Union Pacifc-St. Paul
contract, although it's exclusive privileges
over the Union Pacific lines are invaded
A represent alive Of the Hartman syndicate
said yesterday that the purpose OF the
new contract was to give the 81 Paul lines
all Of the privileges for Pacific Coast traffic
that have been enjoyed by the Chicago
and Northwestern alone for the last few
years. There would be no curtailmen,
of the Northwestern's privileges over
Union Pacific lines. he said. and he did
not look for any belligerent action on the
part Of the Northwestern people.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St Paul direct ORE
will be held in this city q week from next
! Thursday The matter Of issuing new
stock TO the amount Of SIS 600 900 will then
be considered There IL no probability
of an intermediate special meeting Of the
board being called.
Unless there Is some hitch in the new
traffic alliance II IL believed that the 81
Paul directors will defer issuing the full
amount of SIS 900 900 Of new stock and
postpone westward extensions indefinite ely
New stock to the amount of 80. 600, 600
may be issued for the purpose OF reimburs-
ing the St Paul treasury and stockholders
for moneys advanced out OF current earn
ines TO carry on urgent improvements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
1. & =. 60. INCREASES STOCk.
Addition Is 81 400 400 q Per Gent. tuniu
Iati,e and e2OO. OOO Common.

pany has filed an amended certificate Of
Incorporation at the Office Of the Secretary
Of State in Trenton. n. j increasing the
capital stock Of the company from $500 COO
10 s2.iOOOOO. The new stock is divided
into 81 1901 9 Fer cent cumulative and
500 GfO common. George l.. John A. and
Edward h. Hartford. holders Of the original
stock. certified their Willingness 10 ar d.
10 the increase The Incorporate, are
Richard Conklin. Thomas Gr'".n and Ed
ward Walsh. all of 10 Esc' .nge place, Jersey
City. the registerol Jlnce Of the company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

WASHINGTON FoNEcARTfon TO DAY t>pTo MORROW
F3r t4SiCa W. lOrS, eastern P,pHsv'rdria
and primdr', icif 'o-day. foiortd by ,di1 end
warmer ms afternoon ~ iI.':cbi. "a 10 oc;
IqNi Houhcna 'hiPtpg % 'oUh,1a Et'ds.
Tor New England. iolr To day. increasing !oudl-
10 ! otrow Win rain, warner IN Interior.
Eght 10 tIeth southeast Winds.
For the Sttict OF Columbia ard Maryland, rain
- day SUD prJhshlg tomorrow. fresh northeast
vindS, shift nc 70 southeast
- New j-fs,y. rar'y cloudy to-day rain to
morrow, hght 10 fresh northeast winds, becoming
southeast.
For western Penpsy lvania and western New YorN
rain 10 day. with rising temperature: rsn to NOR
row. fresh southeast winds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Nen state Bank In This CITY.

ALBANY. Oct. 1.-THE Federal Bank
has been organized with a capital Of siOo,-
600 to do discount and deposit business
in New York city. The directors are Lewis
Haase, Frank Kelly, Isaac Frank, Francis
Ho~kins and George T.. Mont gomery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
READING SYSTEM
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL R. R.

Liberty street and south ferrN uurne from
South Ferry nve minutes carlicrD
EASTON. BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN AND
MACCH CHUNK 400 ~ Eas,on Gply,.
sundays. kt:?sA n, s3pM
4 N SOOP NJ sunday RPS A. N
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND RARNE;
CATION, go A 80 $40 lakewood
ATIANTiC CITY-'s NJ, $50 p. "
vINELAND AND BRiDGFION 4. ".
Lone RRANCH.- AspIRY PARK. OCEAN
SHORE Sion P6iNTs 400 $50 iis ( n. as
As, 5S, go y. sundays. except Ocean
Grove, 900 \ NJ. 400 y NJ ..
PHILADELPHIA tRrADING TFRMINAn -
1'iS 'TO 500, '9,p. 1000. 'llWA NJ, TOO
100 $3.50 roo, '3U 400. 500 'soo. '7sp,
900 p, NJ, .l2ls Midi -
ntii AND CHRSTNuT SIRErTrSmr.2s so ST
r NJ. 'i2i5 Mdt - "
Ry NiiHtM HfSRIsT r,!s .o5 - p
u0io. II on 4 N Heading only $500. 70. %,
= NJ Reading, Po',sr'llc aud harrisburg only,
ebm p NJ
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
70. n.lR99{A yAhr BYE i!H !!Es,.,ere,

$50. 10 ~. ii 40 II, q on 2cI, $50. Is 81
.7OP NJ, Il? IS Md.
zFrom Liberty street only. daily. daily,
except sunday. SSunday only. ;parlor cars only.
rNla ramaqua.
OtNces Iiberiv st Ferry. South Ferry. Astor
House ii3 ?si ga 100, 1875, Broadway, 1872 bth
Ave. rs Union Square West, iSS Fast l2Sth 81
213 West l25th 81, ?t5 Columbus Ave, New York
sCourt ST stt, $50 Fulton St, Brooklyn. % Broad
way. Williamsburg New York Transfer 60. calls
Tor and checks baggage To destination
W & BFSIER c VI BURT,
General Manager General rnS,cngcr Agent,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
'""rsia Railroad Engineers Ask Wore pa,

mo- l"c"'n i"o engineers of tho Georgia
i' '''ad ha'' formulated demand Tor
.''''sod paw They snv Tint they repre-.
''' al 81 W" engineers employed on a.oco
'','~ flo, railroads ~ IN" South, and that
u. y, - 'h"ir wig" scale is improved by Oct
" They via rikr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18

" vas announced yesterday that IL"
hl'ea Box BOARD and Paper Company
WI shortly declare a regular quarterly
u' ldond of ~ per cent on It's preferred
'''H' which viii he payable -, GOV. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
AUTUMN REsORTs.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
WHERE TO DINE.
A.A.,e,. AiR PIX tx. S:. 90. s. ss,., L. L...,
Cafe Martin "..:s;: A.: ( s.'.
Cafe ssseauxArts ;s;s'Hi' ~: s ~ 1a
% ". So Bryant ps. So. ! Music ett,5 lhe.,rc;
Hotel de LovsrOt s;S;; sfI %Isss
rim Ave-, ,s,A St. A AEskkF hfSS' pro0'
Hotel Lafayette "a: .:i S," s;.a s!is
0,s :,sl n ,c ssrS,S, Ia f1t ore
Cafe Boulevard Il IA A'i iuns. .% o. oicS.:ir
Hotel Roland a saa nc os he a aEs vine a s
Burns Ave. TeMsDin. game. .b.ilhsh. TIn. oIsn
Healv's Gounoas Ave ts, 6o s. a Az SPECIAL
Rsctor. ties :! II = - ss :s!
lacks 4. ~. e. ss,; 20 e: s.s ::'
Reisenwebers T. ST dao!s s,H y /. S@ ave
Table d'hotc Luncheon, 800. Music.
Schs Harlem Casino s s s.si A or sn
Carnegie Hotel s MsG,: sH. AE "a 81 MS os
Table ho,c dinner 81. Also RcsIsursn, a la carte
Broadway Central - S s : n .c go s ot
ode Tavern pres 9 by ss;.SS"s
Little Hungary xs5 e. s s., . TaS with
Neapoltan Mandollni,tsaS singers, Tues &wed Eves.
HOTEL MARTY Table dho,e, ooc.. ,Music)
nViLL mAhiI Private dining room, ,sl.Oo
MIbaMr Marry prop
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
RegistratlOn In Albany +.

Albany. Oct ~ The total of three days
registration in Albany city l. 10, 2sa, This
il 2Is more than II 1898
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
Hurry!

Register and hurry up about IT, This ia
the last day for registration. Oct pour name
on me list
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC -rRIs pAv
Sua rlses sis sun sets SIT Noon rtses s.27
HIoH vArlR-rHis DAY
CA dv Mail Gov I'd Hei Gate mo,

ATrived-FRIpAv. OCT. ~
4. :. cruiser Olympia, Boston, Oct. IA,
So Lucania. Liverpool Oct. II.
~ Columbia, Hampufg. Oci. ..
- Patria. Marseilcs. Sept -
81 Prninsulor, Lisbon, Oct. I.
IS British Empire. Antwerp, Oct
SIS Georgia. Odessa Aug. 20
SIS Pocassct. Patras, Sept. IS.
IS Barcnfcls. Calcutta, Aug %
IS Tartar Prince, Port Natal, sept IS.
SIS Verona. Yokohama, June "a
s. Havana. Vera Cruz, Oct v
S. Prins Wilrm l.. Paramariho. Sept 20.
IS Nucatan. cienfiegos, Oct
81 III Alba. Galveston, Oct. L.?
SIS Com anche. Jacksonville Oct. T.?
SIS Kansas CITY. Savannah. Oct. Is,
- trinccSs Anne, Norfolk, Oct II.
IS tiuyando'te. Norfolk. Oct 10.
IS Chesapeake, Baltimore Oct IS
IS BenetactoT Philadelphia, Oct. IA.
SIS CITY OF Philadelphia. Baltimore Oct, Is.
s. Manhattan, Portla and, Oct. 10
Marx Boisideu. St Nayare. Aug ~.
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Majestic Oct -. noon Germanio. Nov. s. noon
Pier a, North River once. oBroadwsy. New York.