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Remarkable offerings in Banner
brand Waists, large lot just'recelved,
at closins-out prices. Now is your
opportunity to secure a good waist at
the price OF cheap one:- Velvet
Waists. in automobile, drab, blue and
green, the usuol S5 article 4 mn
u Embroidered Flannel Waists, hand
same effects in red, green and h0
red, usual $3.50 article, for; ~ W
Silk Stripped Flannel, in blue, pink
selling price IS, will now sell Z Is
Handsome designs in Velvet Waists,
Persian effect, the latest and swellest
thing in Waists, from 81 to 6 mn
only ~ w
FLANNEL and Flannelette Waists, in
all grades and descriptions. As'ort-
ment large enough to suit every body,
both in styles and prices, h0c
'rGHa REMEMBER, NJ . WE ALTER ALL
GARMENTS FREE OF CHARGE;
FIT GUARANTEED.
When in need of anything in the
line of Applequies, in white, cream
and ecru, or Silk Chltfons, IN white
and black, Or all-oves laces and EN-
DrO1derleS, OF iOfSuoA e'hu "'eai
inc Lace or Ecru, the real lmportet
Mechlins Laces, Eve ask you to cal
and inspect our large assortment, ans
guarantee to save money for you.
Mackintoshes and Cravenette Raj
Coats, for ladies, misses, boys 2 ~
and men, from. ........... .....I q
We have just added the line Q
HENDERSON CORSETS. For per
lection in form and all-around CON
) fort they have no equal; 0i
p from. ......... -. - -
f. c. and American Beauty Corsets
e the best low priced corset made, w
I FROM. -.
= 7, dies aud Children's Quitting Fla1
2 mel Gowns, very nicely made, Ih
Stockings, a very large assortmel
y, of patterns, per pair. :
. from. 80
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MARRIED IN CROWLEY.
Mr.. Brown Funk, Formerly OF Thl:
City. Weds.

Mr.. Brown Funk, formerly OF
this city, yesterday led to the
altar Miss Katie Hetrick at the
residence of Elder w. O. Stevens
in Crowley. The happy couple
returned to this city and en- njoyed
an elegant wedding supper at the
residence of the groom's brother
in this city. The bride is an es
Unable young lady and the groom
is an active yonng business man
They will make Crowley theil
fu ture home.
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Gov. Yates Worse.
A ssociated Press.

BY Union Associated Press.
Springfield, Ill, Nov. Gov
Yates has had a relapse and is
worse today than any time since
his illness.
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All Orders Will Receive Prompt
Attention.
StGtnD

You really save money when you buy thing
YOU need, of the sort you need. tor less money
than it's proper price, You don't save money
when the lowness offthe price tempts you to
buy something not so good, or in some May
wrong. Mutual interest is a strong tie. It IS
greatly to your advantage, as well as ours. to
buy what we have for sale Our oHerlngs are
|excceptionally desirable and we guarantee
that Won will be satisfied.
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Store News that will be
Interesting to Thrift
ty People.

~ popuarty due to many reasons OUT Pl!u9
% 10 the fact that times have strictly up to date ana
merchandise prices each ana every
Any article purchased at this store means OF
er;t and has guarantees and IS an
ed fact that prices are lower than otners loI
@ and verify this by inspection No trouble 70 sno"
ornueS
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Mems Flannelette Night Gowns, ,A0c
an eqcellent quality, only....
Better grade Mems Flannec"e az
Gowns. 0U
Celebrated Star Shirts TO-: IN. III,
best made; guaranteed absol ~ IL
ly fast colors, regular 81 gra de- ~
Elegant Madras-frontS Shir IS for mep,
double stitched throughout, reg A4c
ular 75c grade. -. ............-..
Mems Fine Flannel Shir 5, in 0k
blue. green and red, only 5. - ~
Mems good quality Fleece-lined UL-
dershirts and Drawers, sol Sc I
where for SOC, only ...... ....O
Extra good quality Fleece lined aud
Ribbed-heece Undershirts and Draw
ers. red, brown, blue, vote, yc!lowa
grey, cost elsewhere Toe, Axc
Mems Wool-feece UnG 'rshirts Enc
and Drawers. worth 81, only ...UU
Good Wool Undersh: and fQ'
Drawers, for men, only ......vO
Excellent qu,lity suits c. .n'le-ribbed
} Flannel Undersh;rts :; D wers,
| worth 81 75of anypody's auney, IL
now going at .-..'s ~
Suit Cases. excellent qu!l ty, | IN
!, "a 1ncneS. $3.50 ..
! Telescopes, from 93c
Boys Sweaters, from h0c
, Boys Launbere1 Shirts and 9Ac
Shirt Waists, from. .....
# Excellentouality Men ) suspen- 0hc
: ders, worth 40c pair, orly......LT
= Mems fine Silk Sus ?enders, hand
some patterns; gooo eEnaghand pretty
enough for young La ay to present tc
r. her sweetheart, and hI'
for only. ''.......OO
l. Mems Union Suits, good medi- 7E
e um weight, Balbriggai ribbed. -
Evesything that s newest ana noo
Mt biest in Men s Neckwe r you will mt
C in our store. Prices no higher thai
otheri' cd stock.
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Special Offerings for
this week; lively sell
ing.

A0C Slx9O ready-made Sheets, De
10 fender brand, 75c quality, at 4ec
nc Pillow Slips, 42x36, made out OF
j good quality cotton, lac val, Oc.
&C 36-in. Unbleached Domestic, ,heaay
j quality. &c valne, at &c.
n0C Ladie s. Percale Wrappers, ruiz
80 fed bottom, $l.25 quality, at VIC
A0C Ladies Flannelette Kimonos,
~ trim ned with Persian bands, Toe
inc Ladies Linen Handkerchlefs, 15c
III value, at 1Oc.
rnC Babies Caps, in white, pink and
1U blue silk, 75c and 81 quality, soc.
&C Heavy Unbleached Canton Elan
j mel, &c quality, at &c.
orc Ladies' Flannelette Underskirts,
~ all colors, soc value, at Zoe.
EE0C Ladies and Gents Umbrellas
~ steel rods and fancy handle
would be cheap at Toe, our price 49c.
&c so pieces of good grade Outing
j Flannel, assorted patterns, bough
to sell at 7c, our special price sc.
0EC Ladies' Fleeced Jersey Ribbed
~ Vests and Drawers, other store
charge you35c, our price 25c.
nfl "Service' is the name OF our 9
uU guarantee Glove-has no equal
11e IN our store. Every week W
bargains and it will pay thrifty bu
ch our change Of ad., every Nor
lean dollars to you.
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q no Black, Brown and Blue Dress
b 80 Skirts, made of heavy Broao
Cloth. stitched with two :ows OF sat'n
band. a $l2 value at $6,9S:
En- Ladies rench Flanned y
cU Waist, a 81 quality at $..oo
17E Ladies French Flannel waists
~ nicely trimmed slot seame 1rong
and back, $3.50 q u a ity at sI.I2
q 7k Ladies renc ria rlannet ,aea
I fJwaists in white, pink, green. req
and old rose trimmed with pearl but
tons and set seams back and front.
So. 50::qualit lat s.. 70
< En- Ladies Peau de Cygne and hea,
J CUvy Taffeta Silk waists colored
green, red, white, pink, and old rose
q waist of s.. 90 value, our price $500
q m Ladies White Pieue waists new y
I W est styles, large sleeves, stock
collar and tie $3.50 W t at $2.oo
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Ladies' Tailored Suits

"a rn Ladies' Norfolk Tailor-made
Il 0U Suits of excellent quality Mel
ton; M deep, stitched tioupce a aa skirt, IT,
ins creen and grey, real SIS value at
o s1rTi Ladies' Blouse Tailor-made
1u Suit of superior quality OF
Cheviots colors grey ana whlse, s1s e. ant at
blue and grey, real value slo''o' a'
t.' m Ladies Tailor-made Suit OF
ID UU fine quality of Broad Cloth
and Cheyiots. elaborately trimmed,
.r;th ,.iI stitched silk bands and tailor
wi,e stischea slot seams; jacket lined With i'll
GOOD quality satin and Taffesa eta SIX silk
55ewest 5 turn-back cuffs; real $40 suit
snecialsl5. Also full line OF tailor,
made Suits at the following p special
prices: SIS. so, s2O, $3.50 and $50.
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Ladies Jackets.

50 yaekets, Me 1n1n made Of excel ent auai-
itv NJ Mellon: regular value $40, at 81 so.
1IS -, ~ We offer Ladies Tailor,made
iii LII Jackets of the best quality OF
SATIN Melton finished with stitched
straps, S also stitched satin bands, vel
s.aapsi yat collar, M heavy stitched turn-back
evfrs ovf fnished with satin bands, best
eaT satin lining real SIS value at eao,s $40
IL 0U made of fine Melton, hnlsnea ,sa,ea
with stitched straps, newest, full Sleeve
veal ST.. so coat at $l2.oo.
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Womens Ready : 10
Wear Garments.

>rhe Exclusive ideas that Cannon pe
,1,ta inea elsewhere not only in styles
hut materials and correctness IN shau. =
mos Our assortment is most varied
In every respect. Three unapproach-
able values in
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complete tfiumphs that might have been
gained had Gen. kos.cra's had the more
complete support ~ the Federal var au-
thoritics IN his q paigrs.
Gen Grosvenor - Ohio. who was a field
onSCct under Gen EDs~Crar.srd VII" fought
bv NJ. side a. the battles Of >ton" River and
C~tickamaug "a, spoke - u" time when ih'
army under RC-cotUu- Inv secwiugly IN
activ. snd. h. fact. bottled up IN Nash
vile. saii hat tie dsI.N hu'''e-, or skIrir-
ishe. a. they wore then called, . IN
this later period Oe clsss'd a. great battles.
Gen. Grosv,nor vA- here iuterrrt~d ~
loud and continuous applause from the
veterans IN tho audience.
After the ceremonies a, tho Pavilion, the
Co-fege sraiu formed and PROCEEDED 10 the
burial place The Rev Or ID ' stafford
u ~. Gntrick's Church. tits citv. recited
IN" burial ferice ard n qCartctte sang
Nearer nv God 90 Thee Al the con-
c'IsiDn Of The hymn al army tVmi et"r
stepped 20 'hc iead - ~" grave and
sounded TAPS. the soldiers la { good night.
and NJ tho nctes diet swav the battery =
artillery stGtiy ned near tho gave. fired
the FIRST gun Of q Generals talute.
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INTEREST ~ k0CIiN'S TOTE.
Oni, Last winter Viz, trcnssn was SuinE Nr.
Iro1man for part ~ kubrl,k Receipts.

TIE new, that Rudolph Aronson had en-
gagged kocian, tie violin let, for a tour IN this
country next season caused more discus
sion la musical circles tAan any news q
the kind heard here since Daniel lrohman
made 4 contract with kubelk.
Koc.an u also a Bohemian and a former
COLLEAGUES Of kubellk al the CoU servstory
Of Music Ia Prague He is younger than
MS more famous comratriot and made
AIS sppcaTaEo- first Ia London about a
wear ago lie made a success and Is un-
doubted.y a ~violiEis, Of sbii y, hut lie never
knew ouch triumph a. huUci,k
The most Interesting feature Of this
engagement u to 10 oun In tho fact
that Mr. Arunson should have brought
here the rival VI kute Tx. l. was only art
winter that he vas sums Daniel lronman
Tor a certain share Ia tie h4ueik receipts
on the ground that le was a partner g!
Mr l~roLUau in the American tour of the
voltnIst. That SUIT may stLl IT, pend!rg
A year ago Sir ATulson came to DaAiel
FrUhman. Who Was ANXIOUS TO enter the
musical business II hc could find an at
traction 81 sIfhyient magnitude A-so-
cIats-d with him IN The search for this klLd
II a star was Rudolph Aroison Mr. Aon-
son laid that he could eLsagc hLhs.Ik
for ;Ais country and Mr. lIchmau gave
'All NlAt raAA " s4N'N' - AhAf W LANa-
pert 10 MAKE certain the ell * 6, ment oi
hub ak
II. carried on NJ. negotiations with Nor
bTIt Duukl, O. VI he N.oliuIsi sln,e
his first pubic APPEARANCE While this
busirCss Was IN progress kLb!ik cancelled
Lis contract Nth Dunk ana Hugo Goeuitz
uadv a lew contract With him. Mr. troh-
man then teca Ie associated With Ar
GoeTliE in the arrangement Of kuls- TX and
viii neat wear have exclusive control OF
his services
Nr truuson fel, that he had heen badly
treated Ia the matter and he ts'gan -uit
against Mr. FrohThn for n shafe 10 the
kuuc.iS prof's lie was S'"k IN eyofy
way 20 find A rva. rp Lutc.ik when ko,isn
upp god on 'ne h,rlgpp. He was Sue
.r~.iul 'aouch To- S-u a IE',v artist for
The .urypac aid - Ne weeks ago Nj AroH-
GA went quietly FL" England after having
suCc,- dri "a inter- -tMg ~" necessary
capita tets IN li- D. MI. - next year ia.
two youthful u .iui.'- W1ll u- here paying
against Die another and bringing ore
another IN" inevitable puh.i,ty that such
competition Iruuu.'s
Mt. r. I- % pay a'r'N-' exclusively
'r 'a. N,-' ana k.,.au vii b" heard a.,
"a his ,.g AID ro..lH .iF aII 'aru!C's
newt wear chiefly To- tE" eastern IaIl oil
the country.
Mr. Atpuson Savs' that he 10 paving koCian
sluU 90 fpI eighty ,puC,rts which usl -
lis tour sem almost ike a b'u,VO.eIt
Undertaking az IA" opportunity for profit
uu such terms seems very small.
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LIEtT. BEtk REPRIuANDED.
u Wss for an Article written ny Him for
"tiniie's Magazine"

WASHINGTON. MAY lit has Just BE-
some known that tho War perartmrn,
reprima nded Lieut.. Paul W. Beck 81 ia.
Firth lnian'rv for the article written hy
him and published In A,nshe's Mdea sins
two or three rnnths ago. The rem inland
was mid In character, and M publicity
vas given to the fact. although It follovei
almost immediately the publication OF
the article.
The article contained .or.- references
TO the late col. Nsikinau, furm-rlv Adlu-
tant+ General Of the Derarttuout 81 Colo
fad'. WUlrh pIn iuly Tidicul.t. . NOT actu-
ally abused. hat ofc"I. The matter VA
bruugnt 20 the attention OF AdJUiaHt-Cen-
efal turbin, and hr, acting under author
ity, vrUi. a letter 20 Lieut. Beck expressing
G.~approyaI II VAS hell that the article
WAS Tire more rep chensiul. because writ
ten atpu, a dccea ~ed "fi.c"g
In the story -Cul. Molkvar. Hero ruh.
Nslri ,1 AHsiss's Ndqrsins for March al!
this year, col. MolkvaT. wiu-" name -.-ru-
20 lie "a r-a aHg"mc - -~NulkmaT.- n
Introduced a. az army officer WHO a. pre-
ct. lives at a fashionable club. apart IRON
hs wife 90 whom lac seLds a monthly allow
auce.
Acquain,anoes ask him 10 tell ihe story
Of AL Indian engagement which resulted
IN his promotion. u Colonel answers
tina IL was nothing eN'raoriu ary aI,d SAYS
he wts -ulTri-ci hat = resulted In hi
prum''iDn. Ia" acquaintance -" away
thinking him ;ie embodiment - modc~ty.
The story then de-cribt- tire p. ga g.-
mont n IL really happened. The scene
j. laid al San SiInoaH fiat On the border
tst ween New Mexico and Arizona. and
the year given as issi. II Lieutei ant
was In charge of a troop With orders to
pursue and capture. at aIy cust, n and Of
ApdChes, The young Lieutenant WAS a
r..gFf UraAl.ta az Na@t DptUf and Ai.i
not understand the Indians or their ways.
His iroUTors tell iLto az ambush and
the LicutetaIt Was frightened almost To-
death. Luckily he r~rSeiN'-i a slight injury
which would not have hurt SONS Of the
TROOPERS and retlrrd, later becoming uI-
conscious.
Prom the fret ~ the ambush Sergt
Casey vas the head Of the detachment.
Casey. persor ally performed two deeds Of
valDr aL.u later when the troop was la a
,ighi NN, planned and carried ovt a brilliant
attack through which tie Indians nv
ware Ell out.
When tho troop returned 20 the fort. the
i.icuieuaut Ia his report, spoke well of the
sergeant. who had done all the work, ard
recommended him for mention IN orders.
livery oLe thought the ri CT the embOdi-
ment II mode-iy except Casey. who Wa
too much of a soldier Jo meAtiou the matter
a, all.
A wear later the Lieutenant teCame a
MAJOR and subsequently, a Colonel, all OH
arsIuut Of his gu-'d fight ou Nan SImoau
fat. and tar"y was t"iIced To the ranks
for dFif King too IsaNuy.
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RlCKEY MINERAL WATER BOOM
GOOD THING FOR NAYS, POLL
TICIANS, COPS. ROY MEN.


The suit Of Col. Joe Hickey. inventor 81
the gin rtckey. for an accounting from
Frank 7. Hun,oon. his partner in a mineral
water business, has brought out q list Of
two years expenses charged by Runtoon
amounting 10 100000. Some Of the
items wcre a. follows: Arion ball. Sass.
Eagles. Si?5; Mrs. =. A. Ihrct's benefit.
SIS, Actors Fund. 500. " hite Rats. s?co.
Hks. So. L'Annti,, $3.50. Hats figure In
many places In the Till. the total paid icing
Ssc<. while Rector's. ShaLley's and other
restaurants we're Hbcrally dealt with.
q. =. Scannell. for political EXPENSE.
~. Mr. Scannell IL a TAmmany lea der
and brother TO former Fire Commissioner
John J. scanned
Thomas hamilton. now County Clerk.
t5s 50. also for political exr-nse.
The Democratic Cu got ON different
occasions SIS. so. go. t2s, $50, so. and SIS.
McCovem's fight at Madison square
Garden cost Mr.. Huntoon ~. while the
prize fight for John L.. Suiiivan's benefit
sntailcd an expenditure OF SO. J. ]. Cor
bstt's fight coSa only -.
Mr.. Huntoon's bill for Christmas. ~.
only amounted. according 70 hs aOoount
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DODCING FIVE WIVES AT ONCE
LITTLE sAYSNO. s THREW OTHER
FOUR'S PICTURES AT HIM.

IN
Also the SOUP ana me uso'ecsosn- ~"o
Sa,s lie struck Her - Is Coins
maid NJ n In C~ousequeuce a Most
~, Az. Arcn,,ec, n ateery
'""'''"'''
$780,, .,,r a r..n
Jonh L''e' ""o' so"e"
old. has married nve Wives i"ur OF ~no.n
he has buried. IL In trouble with the
orb M. Little. and Il engaged In endeavor-
t,d,,oo Jn.,ic. o'Gorman In Tho
ing 70 wv" ;" -. 49, .n,nc.,Inn
Suprehl~ 'ou''' !" ''"y a'i".
for aiimony and counsel fee, pending an
action she has brought for a separation.
-. s,v. IA, has b.en treated In an exceed-
Imo., - he, marr4ar.
ihgIS oruclnialne' ..
on Oct. ~, ISIS once, she say L'.''e
struck her on the neck, the blow made her
unconscious. and A. a consequence her hair,
.L;c1 v,s,han I'm xudant. il rapidly falling
"hich 80 hal,n,.. - ir,r.nd,
out' 80 ula' co" p'e'e oase' -
ing, although sh II ohIy ~ years Oh Ne
sides this. she says he turned her daughter
I,ui.a into the street before da ybreak.
snd b,at and abused her on many occasions.
L,tle avs the abuaing and III treatment
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HURT ~ A NEGRO HIGHWAYMAN
Elderly Man Assaulted and Robbed On We,
Pestieth street.

Oliver n. Collins. q retired shoedeaier
% the Highlands Of Nave-ink. was walking
along West Fortieth street. between Ninth
and Tenth avenues, At s O'Clock ycsterhay
morning when a negro jumped from tho
doorway of III and struck him a blow over
the heart. MIR. Collins 10 as years old
The blow fcllcd him to the walk. and Is
lie dropped NE weight was 80 thrown that
nlr 2 snI rg was fractured.
WhIle be- was screaming for help the negro
went through has pockets. taxing his gold
watch. his CnaIn and some money, Before
m. negro had finished his search wtndows
wrr thrown oJ-.n all about the neighbor-
hood and black heads watched the robbers
WORK 80 ons went TO Mr.. Colins's as
sistanoe. fearing that the police might arrest
any ne gro found near the PROSTATE man.
Prom the viewpoint Of r~econd--tory
windows negroes sent up q cry 81 'polc.l'
PaIroinan lane responded. He sent Mr..
Collins TO the Roosevelt Hospital, The
description Of his ~as~ailant Furnished ~
Mr.. Collns was vague and h police of the
West ~1hlrty-ssventh strest station have not
len Abls 70 boAts IL reeoss.
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DR. B,G>Iski HAD 4 HISTORY.
Poor williamsburg rhN sitian Was Orcr
. Member at hungarian Parliament.

plrer- found Yesterday among ths efcc'-
81 Dr. Edward BagLicki, a physician who
found dead on Friday morning ia his
fat nj 1870 Hopkin. street. Williamsburg.
show ed that for many wears he was promi-
rert In the political afairs q Hungary
Frelds q the man tod CoruLer's Ply
sician wuesi thst DR. Bagnicki at ole time
wa a memuer Of the Hungarian Par.a-
met.
For many vearS, the doctors friends said,
n. va AT The h-id { a medical O. lleGe iu
\te.la lie amassed u large toTfui e. ard
lus' o.. On CCuu. of lis o.au.st
the Guver4uie.t nc wac obliged to C,m mo
t. this country lie had a small practice
am,.g the poor Ia n" i"igi,bUruuod q
IL home. After a quarrel with Ais wife
last wear she lett him AID lie occupied his
fiat al lie. lie was O. wears I'd
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81 ED NJ song RITERS.
Rochester Compoer> Accuse y. 4. Muls
oi THIS Ctty of Itrating Their Songs.

ROCHESTER. May N-tdward 7 FoN
and Joseph winneur. cong composers Of
this city. who have wrlJcH many popular
songs. have brought suit against Frederick
A. Mills 81 ~ IVES, T~wenty-ninth street
New York. for $500 damages, alleging
tina Nils who - a song publisher. -pirateo
two Of their songs.
A notion was made In court to-day Tor
an order requiring that IA" ca~ should
bc tried ia New iork CITY and decision was
reserved Tho Rochester writer's say they
composed 'By the Waters 81 Old Nara
saureii Hay and by the sunny Fields
OF Georgia the former In syncoraied time.
The songs were submitted 10 Mills Ia April.
1901. they say. who refused TO return or
pay for them. Justice Dunwell, before
whom the case was argued to-day. said tho
oAss looked e~xossdngiy shadowy.
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New ,rm.r, Tor the SECOND Battery.

rlan- have ben hrd viii thu building
Bureau In Bronn uorpugh for \ new arrnnry
fot the Second Battery. Capt Wilson. which
was uLfurI out al the obstruction Of the
S.s.nN hr,t k,giusnt army IA Para ave.
nur Toe u"w uLiiatng l. 10 bc o. BRICK.
two STORIES ~ ANA NIL To- "a Bathgat"
avenue. south of fremont avenue. Bronx
bonuuch. ,u lani Nn,u 10y IA" Nv Peter
fa.uu 1Ar aTmoiy - to Coei t-1t5U.
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TO SIS. excluding douceurs Of - sAch to two
old postmen, and one Of 3, TO . 20 post
man He apparently got over the follow.
ing Christmas without Spending anythinS,
but Christmas. 1900, figures for 81 .2es. pad
out on Dec. -, ~ and "a.
Tailors' bills summed up several hundred
dollars. ard the Poor Society," Got o;
the Protective iarin League. 500: ehs Consy
Island Jockey Club, 80: -. Marks Hoe
pital, SS, Tammany Hall, Is: and the Seventy
first Regiment. IS.
1901. came "a 81 ii: .eTpress cors~sss On
Jul q 3 following. totting up - ceutsA
Clarity on Jan. o Of this year. rsosivod
es. and among other items are IS for tvo
copies Of Bob Fitzsimmons's book. 80 for
policemen: 81 for q boy on q train. and so
for Opening tcnkun.' n well a. expeosss
charged for attending racctIacks.
Col. Hickey says Huntoon " nov IN
solvent and owes SIS 600. and II allowed
10 60 on wasting the assets 81 the business.
will do him irrcparsbie injury.