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Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05

Or course this snow has started all
sorts of legends ia connection with
big SHOWS.
You can buy that large $40 graph
ophone that The Acme has for S34
next Saturday.
AUDREY, the new novel by the
author of To Have and to Hold can
be bought at The Acme Saturday
for $l05.
IT makes every one interested IN
the town feel good TO see so many
building permits granted by council
Fl. c. BAKER Hardware Company
has the best line of builders hardware
TO be found in West Virginia.
TOMORROW evening there will be a
recital in Commencement Hall given
by the st. Cecilia society.
EASTER comes on Sunday March
30th The occasion will as usual be
deliberately observed 10 the churches
of Morgantown.
MUNICIPAL Hall was a busy place
last night. The merchants were
having a meeting, dance was going
on and call meeting of the fire COM
pany was held.
CHEAT river has been on several
tears recently. 1t does not get high
with the Monongahela and conse-
quently the raise below the junction
is not as great as usual.
RooFs ought to be cleaned off to
prevent them from eollapsing. The
various bridges about town should
also have the snow removed from
them. The Falling Run footbridge
especially ought to be looked after or
it will go down under the weight.
THE dedication of the Armory with
big dance will be the most elaborate
social event that has ever taken place
in Morgantown and will be quite not
able one in the society annals of the
state. The exact date has not yet
been selected.
THAT lamp chimney factory at
Salem has proven to be a fake and a
delusion. Reports from there state
that the promoters have pulled the
legs of residents of that place and
have skipped with the resultant coin.
The factory will not start with these
men back Of 1t.
SATURDAY The Acme will have its
Fifth Annual Profit Sharing Sale.
Everything in the store will be sold
at SIS cents on the dollar. Here is a
chance to save some money on books,
stationery, kodaks, graphophones
and everything You may want that
The Acme carries.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05
The Acme Book Store,
IT'S alnu
II. L. Swisher. Propr.


THERE will be a vast amount of
freight originate along the M. & K.
during the approaching summer. A
number of new and large industries
will be opened
WERNER FoRTNEY IL Co. will give
10 pounds graduated sugar for SOC
with every Dollars worth of goods
purchased.
NoBBY styles in mems spring style
OF hats at Hirsehman's.
WITH the fall of such snow there
is a stoppage of everything except
in door work. Mechanics OF town
cannot do anything in the face of
such snow as this.
THE gentleman who wishes to be
correctly dressed, should secure one
OF F. j. ST. Clair's Tailor Made
suits Goods and workmanship
warranted strictly the highest class.
Fit guaranteed, SIC to $50.
THE University shoe for men is
acknowledged by all TO be equal to
any S. shoe on the market. All
feathers, one price So. so. Hirsch-
man.
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DIR. Al. BOYERSl
DENTIST. :,
l0flGe:: Poster Building, Main ands
} Walnut Streets. /
R0WN & BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALLY
Office hours to IL sanN 1 to s.


III. G. BAKER Hardware Company
will give you special prices on stoves
and ranges for the next 30 days.
EGGs still are held at the unreason-
able prices of 80 and 35 cents per doz-
en-. These prices have been main
tanned for the past three months.
THE steamboats, on the Mononga-
hela have lost practically the whole
winter and the prospects are that
high water will prevent navigation
yet for time.
A MEETING of the members of the
fire company has been called at the
offic of j. w Wiles from 7.30 to s
o'clock this evening. They are to
be paid for their services during the
past year.
WORK on the reconstruction OF
the South Morgantown planning mill
is progressing nicely 1t will be
equipped with better machinery than
before. The lessees will soon have it
ready for work and then hope TO push
their contract work vigorously
A TELEPHONE call came for police
from down the Avenue last night
With visions of a dire outbreak in the
Turn Verein club the police skurried
down there to find that as usual the
members OF the club were attending
to their business quietly and that
their services were needed in another
direction. A fellow had entered the
Seneca Glass factory and had gone to
sleep. He was brought up town jag
and all by the copper.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05
oatronize orr advertisers.

HoGAN's Alley. the New York
Worlds Great Cartoon Comedy, will
be presented at the Swisher theatre
on Friday evening March 7th by the
best company ever presenting this
play, aud includes such people as
Charles Dunn, Robert Corners, Jack
Reidy, Harry Willis, Edward Keost-
Ter, Oscar Lucksone, Misses Florence
Hartley Maude DeLara, Elsie Cur
nier. Leah Wallace, Jane Whey ard
and Others. The New York journal
in speaking OF this production, says
Hogan's Alley is the FUNNIEST show Of
the season. Those two Irishmen are
simply irresistible
FISH. G. BAKER Hardware Company is
buying goods nearly all ia car load
let's and are in position TO give you
better prices than ever before. Give
Us a cali.
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save Your Money.

The Bank of the Monongahela
Valley has added savings depart
ment to its business and will receive
savings deposits on which interest
will be paid. Deposits of ST. 90 and
upwards will be received. Interest
compounded semi annually. Saw
ings deposits can be made at any time
during banking hours and the bank
will also be open from 8 to 8 o'clock
on Saturday evenings, for the &C
commodation of such deposltors
For further information call at the
Bank.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05

Go TO Protzman's Music Store for
bargains in lianos and organs.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05
Saturday Warch 9th

Is the day for our annual Profit
Sharing Sale. We have two reasons
for making this sale First i6 is our
fifth anniversary and we want to show
our customers that we appreciate
their patronage by giving them a
share of the profits for this day Sec
ond we will move April lst into the
Carlow building on Main Street and
we want to have as little to move as
possible. We have thousands of dol
lars worth of new goods coming for
our new stock, and we want to sell
just as much OF present stock as pos
sible so we will sell full dollars
worth for S5c Saturday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05

WE have our full spring line Of
Queen Quality shoes for ladies ready
for you. Why not come in and see
them? Hirschmans
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05

TRAINS have all been late to-day
This is caused by the delays due to the
deep snow fall. In the mountains east
of here the snow has been much deep
er than it is here. Reports from Pres
ton are to the effect that none of the
snow which has fallen there this win
ter has melted. The stuff is very deep
in all parts of that country.
ALL tailor work guaranteed as to
fit. quality workmanship and price,
at Hirschman's.
WATCH out for the sweetest thing
oE earth in Posten's window 10 few
days.
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Aim Straight
For Us ~ :.

When you're hunting for
Wall Paper. We're not here
just for the sake Of selling
you cheap, unsightly and out
of place Wall Paper. We
study the business that we
can serve you intelligently
and with our immense stock
we are in a position 0 show
you the latest creations from
a cheap dainty bed room
pattern to the elaborate.
The variety is unlimited and
our workns n are experts in
the paperia : and decorating
line. We would he glad to
talk it over with you Will
you call on Us or SHALL we
call on you?
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05
Elaxans Restaurant

AT Uniontown Is receiving many
comments. Ii is said To be the most
modern outside the largest cities.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05

For Saba three ftiat show case and
counter for sale, Apply TO
ADAM BOWER.
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DR.. E. Mel. Warren

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Office: Bower Bldg, Court Square.
Bell Phone 200. Calls answered day
or night.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05

LIEN BUSH, M. D., office Moreland corner
"A lately used by Peoples TeCc Special attention
diseases of women and children. Peoples phone O.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1902-03-05

OLD clothes made TO look as good
as new by George Weibel, the dyer and
cleaner. 424 Front Street
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
NETWORK CITY.

reception and concert given by the United
bohemian Singing Societies of New-York. In honor
of JarosIav Kocian will he held to-day at r. m
at Bohemian National Hall No 32l East Seventy
third-st
Dr Emil G. Hirach. rabbi Of Sinai Congregation
and professor Of rabbnical literature at Chicago
University. will give lecture on The New-Nork
East Side Problem" at the Educational Alliance.
East Broadway and Jefferson-st-. tomorrow at 8
p m. The lecture will he given under the auspices
Of Justice Lodge. Independent Order Bnai Birth.
of No lp5 Forsyth-st
The Lorraine Company has been Incorporated
under the laws of the state OF Ncw-Ycrk The
capital is 10000 Paul ". OryIs. manager OF the
Grosveuor. is president and George G. Howe, pro-
prietor OF the Hotel Kensington, is secretary and
treasurer. The Lorraine Company has leased the
Lorraine. the twelve story hreproof apartment no
tel at the corner Of Flfth-ave and Forty-hfth-st.
for the term Of ten years and nine and a half
months at $40 600 year. possession TO bo taken ON
December l6 II is expected that Frederick Y.
Wishart viii continue manager.
Register John J. II. Rouner yesterday began the
task OF moving from the old Hall OF Records To
the third and fourth floors OF the Morton Building.
in Nassau-st Twenty five pieeonholes have been
set up in the new quarters 1t VIII take about TWO
weeks to
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
DEBT RAISED AND NAME CHANGED
FRIENDLY AID SETTLEMENT BECOMES
WARREN GODDARD HOUsE-F. NORTON
GODDARD CARRYING ON WORK.

There was an interesting celebration last evening
Of the raising of the debt of the Friendly Aid Set
Element House Nos 246 and 24s Thirty fourth
St amounting $4,000. and in honor Of the event
the name Of the institution was changed to the
Warren Goddard House. in memory Of the brother
Of r Norton Goddard. who has been identified for
many years with the life Of the house. The house
is administered by All Souls Unitarian Church and
the Church Of the Messiah.
Richard II. Ewart. the president. said the set
tlement was now free Of all encumbrance. Mrs
Edward r. Hewitt treasurer of the fund said that
ninety-seven contributions ranging from S. to 5000
each. had been made toward paying off the in
debt tedness OF the settlement house.
The Rev. Theodore c. Williams, formerly of All
Souls Unitarian Church. anG master Of Hack
ley School at Tarrytown. paid tribute to the de-
vOtion Of Warren Goddard to the settlement The
Rev Minot J. Savage. OF the Church of the Mes
siah, declared that the best thing people could do
with their money was to put II into enterprise
of this Speaking of personal sacrifices, how
ever he said he had never known man to give
enough religious humanitarian purposes to
feel II so that he would have to smoke a cheaper
priced cigar than he accustomed TO smoke.
The Rev. Thomas r. Slicer. of All Souls Church
on the other hand. said ne had known churchRoers
to give money TN the blood came" They would
down their gas bills and cut off their chdren's
music lessons.
The Warren Goddard House. Mr. Slicer declared
had now a Sanctity in the estimation of It's
members. and r. Norton Goddard would stand in
his brothers stead and help carry his pur-
reception. The head worker Of the settlement is
Miss
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25

spr,ns 81 75a<s patent winter 81 25s4 So clear g so
Sssa "a cracker -four 81 5OGS3 rs; So 5OQS4
WSest. .Sprng dull: No hard. sO'sc; winter weak No
rcd M Corn unsettled; No 3 yellow quoted &c No
, corn 6iie carloads. oats strong; No white SSc:
No . mixed 33'sc: No do. S3c. Barley. 4sE63c Rye.
No / 5Sc In store
Duluth Nov. 24.-Close Wheat cash. No I hard.
rSn,ber 74Sac: Decerber 72sc: May 74lsc; macaroni
si4i M9 ! 'S'e' No ''''' ''eS''''s'' '''' Way
milwaukee, Nov. 24-wheat steady. Close; No 1
Northern TGlac; No Northern. It%HI5%c; May IS1sc
sample 3Sd6Oc. Corn, May, 42Asc-
Minneapols Nov 24-Close; Wheat-December T2}5c;
NAV T3R674c on track No l hard 7Se; No Northern
T4c; No ? Northern T2lsc. For -four the week opens
as present prices Of line for foreigners First
natents S3 SSRs3 patents So 4SS3 %; first
clears s. 9OdS3 second clears 81 30Q$ % There Is
a good demand bran firm prices Bran. IN bulk.
$If 5OdS1I as: sacks. Sl2G$12 70
Philadelphia Nov 24-Wheat quiet but arm: contract
old No yellow for local trade 6sa6Ssc. Oats steady
hut quiet; . white clipped 31sc Butter quiet but
steady; extra creamery. Sc do nearby prints
3Oc Eggs steady. demand fresh nearby. 2lc. loss
OF: do Western loss on; do Southwestern 2dG2ic
loss on; do Southern. Csc on Cheese arm fair de
fair TO good small l2+.@ 90 prime large lao lSe
OO0 bbs and sb5.O0O ~ sacks; wheat 5000 bush;
corn $1,000 bush; oats, 5000 bush shipments; Wheat
4 600 bush; corn. . 100 bush oats. 2ooOo bush
St. Louis Nov 24--Close: Wheat. No 2 red cash
No ? hard 65Gioc. Corn-No = cash. 4s9sc. nominal:
December 4alsc hid: MAY, 3sHc bid. oats-No cash.
aolsc bid; December 30kc: May. so'ae; No : white.
3SBe.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw- YORK. MONDAY. NOV. "a 1902
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK. MONDAY. NOV. -. 1902
ARRIVED
6 % a % o J@sa i've ' Hr3sd at GSsS the Bsr
&g & H. 5a5 fs2. oen9?ss9 R2s%s3 ., m.
Laicafr Gen &c ,H5 WS,nmann ,ol!;sa Hamburg Hoyem
rived at the Bar at a m
with l2G cabin and az rassensers tho
steamer British King u'r,. Riddle Antwerp November
.. with m4se - Sand"rson 4 Son Arrived at the
: Para II altd Earhados Is Win mdse and u passsn-
stcaln@r british Prime 5I3r1 McpoGsan santos o.
with coffee the j. G. Seager Company Arrived the
steamer Philadelphia. Chambers Puerto Cabeno No
yemher - curacao 6 Ia tiuayra II and San Juan 70
Arrived a bar at about . p m.
~ N@m'rs1 3 and 'S sbin sHenrr ann @y "a % FrS = MARIA u
steamer i'5a,sssrs G[oo Rjonnss: caraen2s Noysm-
steamer sabine. Young Galveston November 49, via
brunswick Il with mdse and passengers to Charles H
steamer n Alba Quick. Galveston November ls with
with passengers TO T Van Sickle.
steamer Westover. Joy. jacksonville. with TO
steamer RIO Grande Johnson Mobile November IS.
steamer Mamma Hatn. Charles Baltimore. with mdse
steamer Ciienamond u3r,. smith Boston. to Funch.
Steamer Consuelo or, Watson Hun November l. via
23d with mdse TO Sanderson & Son Passed Fire
sandy Hook j. Nov - o:3o p m-wtnd west, mod
crate breeze; raining; thick outside
SAILED.
2 ann Te S9s eGs,ad,g TSad.Tss Nor
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Nov 23-Arrivel Rellarden CBr).
MacGachlan. New York for Manchester; Bowie tBr.
Jones York
Glasgow, Nov e2-Sssd. steamer !auTentaq CRr>. stir
Iinxt York.
Hun Nov 22-Sailed. steamer Hindoo tBr, Clark New
Avonmouth Arrived. Astrakhan tBr).
Isle Of Wight Nov 23-Passed steamers St George r>
Pugh New-Yort for Antwerp oath. Friesland (Begl,
NIckels New York for Antwerp.
scv Nov -. ii:15 a m--Passed. tsupposed) steamer
Ern1prinz Wilhelm Ger. Richter, New-York for
plymouth CherborrE and Bremen
R prinz Wilhelm ,Ger). Richter, New YORK for Sher
I,zopi Nov 2s-Passed November - steamers Mime
tErl, I+iyland New York for London Staten
dam Dutch Rakker. New York for Rotterdam
swansea 22-sailed. steamer Lord IAnsdowne (Br)
English New York.
Bremen Nov 24-Arrived. Ger. Nerich
NewYork.
sxinemunde Nov 21-Arrived. steamer Standard (Cer)
SHUTTER. New-York.
CbertouTg Nov "a 10 a m-Arrived. steamer Bucher
Karlnwa. York. via Plymouth for Ham
burg (and proceededD
sagres Nov 23-Passed. steamer sardegna GtaD. Mon,
tano Naples for New York.
toria Ger. Kaempn. NewYork for Alglers. Naples
Agiers Nov 22-Arrived. steamer Pontiac CBrl Scott
Sucz 24-Arrived Indrani CBr). Hill. Yoka-
hama for New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
RIOT IN PROTECTORY.
BOY FELLS WATCHMAN WITH MONKEY
WRENCH, AND WITH EIGHTY OTHERS
TRIES TO ESCAPE

The presence OF mind Of a yatchman prevented
nearly hundred boys from tscaplng from the
Catholic Protectory at Van Nest, Sunday night.
Stunned and bleeding from a blow over the eye.
the watchman managed to crawl 10 the door % the
dormitory and shut It, while he reused the priests
with his cries for help. The leaders Of the upris-
ing were arraigned in the Morrisania Court yes
terday morning. where they pleaded guilty to a
charge Of felouous assault and were held i'm 81 90
bail for trial.
Shortly before midnight on Sunday Daniel Cronin.
the watchman of the institution entered a dormi-
tory the third floor In which there were about
two hundred boys. Cronu about to turn
the lights when suddenly ne struck the
head with monkey wrench il is alleged. by
Charles 4. Connolly, and also struck by
other boy. Winfield May. About eighty boys then
made rush for the door, hut Crouiu succeeded
I'm shutting the door and shouting for help
About dozen OF the brothers responded and at
their appearance the boys scurried back to bed
again. Connolly and May found hiding in one
end Of the room, and when brought before Cronin
confessed that they the head of a plan
to escape from the institution.
Several of the boys confessed that a plot had
the watchman and escape Cronin says If he had
not happened TO the blow coming and d0dped
he would surely have been killed.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
THE TALENTINE DIVORCE SUIT.
DEFENDANT SAYS WIFE WENT ABOUT WITH DR.
AUSTIN FLINT AND OTHER MEN


AUSTIN FLINT AND OTHER MEN
The Of Mrs. Grace l. Valentine against
Charles c. Valentine called for trial I'm
the Supreme Court yesterday. but was ,d-
journed until this morning. The action has already
engaged the attention OF justices Of the supreme
Court applications for almony and counsel fees
by Mrs Valentine and on habeas corpus proceedings
by Mr.. Valentine who complained that his wife
had refused to allow him to visit their eight-year-
old
Mrs Valentine alleges that her husband was in
the habit Of visiting a house in Forty-eighth-st.
in which Miss Grace Stowell lived.
Valentine denies his wife's allegations, and while
he does not charge her with misconduct, avs she
In the habit of going about with other men
against his wishes. He names DIR. Austin Flint
Edward +. Butler. q member of the Produce Ex-
change and George Wentworth, of these
Dr. Austin Flint, in commenting on the use of
his by Mr.. Valentine. said:
ooh it's Of those outrageous things to
which physician is subjected and it was so char
acterized by Judge Scott last year. Why. he
dragged in the mud the name of every acquain-
of his wife | only Of the many.
The whole thing outrageous"
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
NO BULL FIGHT IN KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City. Mo. Nov. 2i.-Police Chief Hayes
nounced to-day that the bull fight scheduled to
take place in Convention Hall Thanksgiving
evening would not be permitted The tanbark ring
had been placed In the hail. bulls and matadors
from Mexico in the city. and everything was
ready for the night when the promoters were in
formed that the law would not permit it take
place sThe buhght discussed in a majority
OF the pulpits Of this city yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARLE-w {. Goldman, of Providence;
William Barnes Of Al6aG}E r e E1wR OF
Frank NJ Baker. of Owego FIFTH AEEN F.
Judge W H. Vanderburgh, Of Minneapolis; YER
a Johnston and W. A. Bethel, Y s A. and !.
9 Fremont L. S y. GRAND UNION-Blshop ;.
c, Partridge Of Kioto Japan; John Palmer, eN-
Secretary of tn state of New-York C9ngreMSsram3 M n
John H KetCham. of Dover. y. Y. MAMMAL IAN
~C'onrressman-eleCt George Lilley. of Waterbury,
Conn: Lincoln Mccormick, of Iryington-onIrthe- The
NETHERLAND-Dr. o. H Law. of Detroit,
WALDORF Senator J. w Bailey, of Texas; X, g
Prlivn Of Albany; Senator Stephen p. EIns, OF
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

t5ors. sale at Madison Square Garden 10 and 7so
Phi Delta Theta fraternity convention, Hotel Majestic
smoker a Sherrys. evening.
Board Of Aldermen city Hail. afternoon.
Meeting Of the Sons Revolution to celebrate ami
versary evacuation Of city OF h"fk oS h''''S
troops. Delmonco's. S:l5 =. m
Reception for the DR.. Thomas F. Kennedy, cath
oC Club. evening
Young Mems and Culture Society Of the Temple
Rodeph Sholom discussion of. Must One To he a
Good Jew. Know Bble?' p. n
Iinnaan Society meeting. Museum Of Natural History
p.
Reception by the United Bohemian Singing Societies in
honor Of Jarosav Kocian. No 325 East Seventy third
st. S p
Peoples by Professor W b scott on
Evolution" Cooper Union, p m
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
STTLLMAN PLEADS GUILTY.

THE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE MURPHY
VARNIsH COMPANY ANSWERS TO
THREE COUNTS
Claude L. Stillman. assistant secretary Of the
Murphy Varnish Company, who is charged with
robbng the company of $4,000 pleaded guilty
yesterday in Newark to indictments for larceny,
forgery and embezzlement. Just before ad-
Journment he was remanded to Jail to await
sentence. Governor Murphy is president and
principal stockholder of the company
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25

by his attorney and he was brought before Judge
GaIl After listening to the arguments in the case
Judge can declined to order him released Instead
he was held for a preliminary hearing, and that
means that he Will be kept under detention until
the New-York authorities heard from. His at
torneys made a hard fight to free him and to get
back the money and vaUables held bv the police.
but were unsuccessful in both cases
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
DE wYcKoFF MEANWHILE is HELD

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEJ
Jacksonville Fla, Nov. A-Joseph De Wyckoff
who was arrested here late last night on the
strength of a dispatch from Captain Titus of New
York had a writ of habeas corpus issued to-day
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
TO BRING DADWS SECRETARY HERE.
DETECTIVE STARTS FOR JACKSONVILLE WITH a
WARRANT FOR DE wYCKOFF.

Detective Sergeant Edward Hughes. of Captain
Titus's staff left the city for Jacksonville, Fla.
yesterday having in his possession a warrant for
the arrest of Joseph De Wyckoff, thirty years old,
formerly confidential agent and secretary TO
Michael J. Dady. of Brooklyn. and who is in
the custody of the jacksonville police. De WyckOff
has been employed by Colonel Dady both in Ha-
vana and New-York. being of especial service to
the contractor in Havana because of his knowledge
of Spanish. Some time age he wrote TO Colonel
Dady that he had taken $4,000 of the atter's
money. Colonel Dady communicated with Captain
Titus. De Wyckof was located in Jacksonville
and arrested there. He will be brought this city
TO face a charge OF grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
THE STATE Of TRADE.

Buffalo. Nov. 24.-FIour firm; good TO best patent
25dS4 so bakers straight spring S4fs4 IS:
bakers spring. SO 259$5 TO- low grades winter and
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 656 436 Moon rises Pa Moons age *
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy 4 Hook 35T Island 90 He'll Gate 61s
I P-M-Sandy Hook AIS Gov. Island 4:5OlHeu Gate s3e
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25
Announcements.

ICARIA.
4 New Collar.
New-York tribune., 1902-11-25

+. & W.