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LAWYERS.

DIVORCES ASSURED.-No fee until
granted, quickest. cheapest; reliable ad-
~i.- f.a- E1IyTu .. s-NGE- 900 b way.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FANCY GOODS. - Legitimate drygoods
business for sale; good location. estab-
ushed 30 years: reasonable price; no agents.
F. BIEGEN, So Sth-ave.
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11ubllr NGlices.

The City of New York.
Office City Clerk. City Hail.
New York. Room IL,
Borough Manhattan the 26th day of May. 1902
TIME OCEAN FTFCTRIC RAILWAY COM
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Male.
DRIVER. 20. wishes good position: pes, oi
references and security. C. hkELiSrHs~'
3l4 Yves. 3sth-st.
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JANITOR. engineer, steamfttor. with tools. 1
ability, experience, wants charge apart
raent houses; several years reference 81 i
4sS Eas- Sist-St-
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QUARTERLY STATEMENTS.

G7ue5 with the Railroad Commissioner)
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ROPIATER-Twelve years ex
nerience as foreman, wishes 20 change,
competent to take charge OF large plant
hoII0wWare and fat work preferred; reIer-
ences. Address FOREMAN Box oS4'
Meriden, Conn.
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VALET and ASSISTANT BUTLER-By
Swiss-CserInaa. honest and sober in char
acter: fully trustworthy; highly recon,-
rnended: good personal reference c. r.
Box -. Tribune Uptown once, 1sScs
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STENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Beginner; moderate salary 20 start l
E L.. $50 Quincy-st.. Brooklyn.
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INSOMNIA. NERVOUSNESS.

INSOMNIA. nervousness. rheumatism. sue
cessfully treated; also facial massage.
WEBER. 1o4 West 52d-st-
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/ GARDENER ana FLORIsT.-Roses. earn1-
tfons a1tI General greenhouse and outs.1o
wort: 5 years with last employer K
PROWSE;. Fort Haniit01-ave.. station A.,
Brooklyn.
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sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEwRITER,- -
By beginner: has good knowledge OF oince
work: willing; hard worker. Address w,
Box q. Tribune Office.
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Observation-Disclosures student as sec
retary: highest references Address g
S. BATES. 427 Woodward Reading.
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GARDENER 40. understands all
general work; horses. COW. poultry good
reference. j. i5Ox 10. Tribune once.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

COOK-By French chef. for restaurant.
table d'hOte or boarding house. city OF
country: S15 a week PAGASINI. 2o2
MoOSter-St.
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TWO BROTHERS. aged. respectively. IS
and 81 years. desire employment; expert
enced in Wall Street Office work aud dry
goods; excellent references as 10 character
and ability. Address =. B. W. -Of west
f42d-st
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ANNUAL MEETING
4 Very Interesting Session of The
HOnan's Missionary Society.

Tie WOman's Missionary Society q
Padgetts Greek church held their annual
meeting Sunday, Feb. 2nd There wa.
only small congregation present, bul
| much interest VAS manifested in the
!, work by those present, and some inter.
| esting papers Were read.
Miss Agnes Wilburn, whose subipc.
| was "Wny am l a member OF the w
| NJ Society,", was tod most effectively
from The standpoint OF christian, in
her own earnest way.
How can be the means of drawing
dIsinterested ones into our society" was
he subject of II paper prepared by Miss
Matte Graham. Among other things
she said "a church grows III strength
as it utaliles its own members, and the
SANE Is true of Il society. Every lady
who becomes member of our society,
no matter hJV weak, can be help
with Christ We ale strong though SreIu-
inGly weak. Much coed las been done
| In our society and much more may be
tone for there WAS never greater need
or missionary workers than now" It,.
| speaking of diSinterested ones, Miss
| uIaham said: I'VE should he loyal to
| our society and work if not how can
l
bels into our society. just think OF Tin,
l souls we might save from al everlasting
neil with the aid of our little society
and the help of God"
"A paper, WHAT is my duty as a
member of the w. NJ Society" WAS
.lso prepared and read bs Miss Ida b ybo
In part she SAID. This is plain,
straightforward question:; one involving
L 4
If our much beloved president realized
when she assigned me this topic, how
! mp lssible H. Is to speak interestingly oI
| 'ue's self, ard most especially OF whar
| chat one should be and do NV duty !.
| ~ do, To the best OF my abiIJy, hos.
| things my society asks Of me. AbltN
! Involves responsibility. Power I'D H.
-Xtre me limit is duty. Hence il is IN,
duty to do all thai Is in my power f.n
the good Of the society Regular al
,ndance Of its meetings, contributing
~ Ubjac,S Of is designation N prdye.
"r it+ adVancrment. Miss B,bo, j.
c,nclu ion 81 d. a e. 81 OF duty pur.
sues us ever. 1t sommp esent, like tn.
Deity. lis cunsciousuess OF duty done.
that gives us pace and jjy in the DARK.
est hours"
Still another paper by Mrs. Delilah
Davis was listsEGt tO with interest frnm
lie fact that she gave us encouragement
ii her glance over The work of the snci-
ely for the past few years Her suhjnc
as 'Has the w. NJ. Society Of lhls
"hurch PROGRESSED any since its orga,l.
zation? If so, In what wayP" Ms
avis said; "Tiiis society was orgu.
led, think, In the year 1894. For Lh.
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Notice TO Taxpayers.

= will Ee At tho following places as
designated below Tor the purpose of TAX
ing returns of real aud personal property
Union, Jan, Let to 1l,h, 1902 Wes,
Springs, Jan 18th, at Stanfond's store
= Gibbes, Jan, l4th, a: Linder's store
i'll The forenoon.
Sanford Wilburn's store, Jan, 14h
IN the afternoon.
Cross Keys, Jan, 18Th, B. G. WThurn'.
store.
Sedalia, Jan. 10th. in TIE forenoon
Goshen Hill (Biack R#ck) Jan, 1Tth,
in the forenoon.
Santlc, Jan, 18th, in the forenoon.
Al Union III otiice to Feb, 2nd.
Fish Dam, Feb 4rh, in the forenoon.
AdamsbHrg, Feb, 5th.
LOckhart Mills, Feb 9th.
Kelton, Feb 7th
JOncsyille, Feb Sth.
At Union to Feb goth. Ga that date
the time expires for taking re, urns. All
that fail to comply with the law will bs
charged % per cent. penalty for non RS
turn.
j. G. FARR.
Auditor, Union County.
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MANY RESIDENTS

city are thoroughly acquainted with and know
o. miraculous cures that Dr. Tbacher's Liver and
niood syrup has made. In other nearby towDs and
eues the Same success has been attended with those
VINO use the old established remedy.
. The liver Is the greatest blood cleansing organ OF
she human body. When working as Nature Intended
" should it removes all eIcess excretions 1t per-
FORMS the double ONCE OF separating from
Sne blood and secreting q very necessary nuid the
SIe. When the functions OF the liver become i'm l.
xHred the poisonous products are retained in tho
sysssm ana promote the Tayest malades. bilious
nSss, INSOMNIA, dyspepsia, vertigo and Nervous Do
sasy ~ these diseases are not promptly and care
ruly looked after they become chronic difficult
" cure It's OF vital Importance that you give Inn
meoiate heed 70 any warning OF trouble such n
eesdaohs; nausea sailow compile exion constipation.
pains under shoulder blades, coated tongue, sour
stomaoh aud dizziness.
Tho only sure and safe way 70 keep the liver in
Aperfsot and healthful condition s to usc n remedy
Axe Dr. Tf aohers Liver and Blood Syrup that goes
right 70 the parts affected This cure s natural and
sure Since 16H DIR. Thacher Liver and Blood Syrup
and DR.. Thaohers Liver Medicine dry have been
on the masket During this time thousands have
been benefited by using them.
Besides erectfng permanent cures for all Liver
And Blood diseases IL acts tonic to the entire
human system, building 1t up and energzing Il.
Thousands OF voluntary Testimonials ought 70 bs
valuable In proving our remedy the best Don't de-
G0 cens1 per bottle. liquid a. your druggist u he
6ea - os&vazeas., TssfA SasshSs Ns2IeipS O.
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Notice of Land Sale.

State O! Somh Carolina,
County of Union.
By virtue Of the authority conferred
upon US by the will of the late Mrs
Louisa HuDphries. we will Offer for sale
before the Court House door, at Union,
>. c., on salesday in March. 1902 al
public outcry TO the highest bidder, the
following lands, tOwit:
AL that piece, parcel or plantation of
land, lying, being and situate in Union
township. county and STATE afOl csad,
containing three hundred (300) acres,
more or less, and bnund' d as follows:
Ga the North ty the Dunn place and the
Jchn Tyler Davis place, on the East by
lands Of Dora Mcdaniel and the Nc
Creight place, on the South by lands
known as the Robert w. Harris place,
and on the West by lands of George
Bailey.
TERMS OF SALE:
Cne-third (D cash and the balance In
two equal annual instaIlments of one and
two years, with Interest on the credit
portion from day of sale The credit
portion to R. secured by the bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises
sold, but with leave to the purchaser to
pay AL cash Shoul he SO desire.
WILEY liUMPHRIEs,
ii. G.. BAILEY,
Qualified Executors of the Will of
Mrs Louisa Humphries, deceased.
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Notice of Final Discharge.

l will apply to Jason M Greer, Judge
OF Probate in AID for the county Of
Union, State of South Carolina. Oh March
18th, 1902, for fiual discharge AS sd-
ministrator of the estate of Larkin Lam
caster, late of Union county. S. G.. de-
ceased. All persons having claims
against said estate must present them
properly attested on or before said day
to me at West Springs or to my attorney,
j. A. Sawyer, Esq. at Union G. H., or
he forever barred.
w. A. LANCASTER,
Admr. Larkin Lancaster. DECEASED
UNION TINES, Feb. II, 1902. TAT.
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In the Social Swim.

On Tuesday afternoon the Euchre
Club was entertained by Mrs. Crown
Terrence. Mrs. Fred McLure carried
of the first drise and Mrs. J. d, Arthur
the second. The Japanese score cards
were quaint and pretty. Refreshments
were suitable and dainty The cakes
were the shape, of heart, diamonds clubs
and spades, iced in white end choco-
late. Mrs. Terrence entertains with
ease and grace.
The ChattcrboX Club will entertain
their friends at n st. Valentines party
this afternoon at the residence of Mrs
.. Al. Rice: Annagrams will be the
feature Of the occasion, and incidentlv
valentines will be exchanged through
an lmprovised post office. The officers
OF this club are PIES. Miss Sarah Rice;
Secretary, Miss Hunter Young Treas
urer, Miss Louisa Duncan.
The Merry Makers were entertained
at the hospitable home of Mrs. J. f.
Cotton, on Tuesday evening. 1t was Il
card party, and Miss Nina proved her
self to be very entertaining and agree
able hostcS. This Is club recently or
ganlzed by twelve young society people
OF the ci:y-six young ladies' and six
young gentlemen. The name desig-
mates its object.
TO The Ladies
Here's something tlat will interes.
you: Morgan and Waguon have secured
the services of Miss Thomsor, a pastry
expert, who will spend week IN their
pretty store, demonstrating the man
delicate PREF ations 70 desert that can
be made from y ho,a, new, inexpen-
sivs and wholesome combination. You
must call and see her at work when she
comes. IL will be worth your while
Tryphosa is something fine, we hive tried
it. We will let you know when she
arrives. Keep an eye open for the an
nouncemen'.
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first few years it's membership and con-
tributions were small, but as the new
work came Oh the Lord opened the hearts
of its members to do mole. make greater
efforts 10 increase membership, and to
make larger contributions. In honor of
some OF our sisters who have dird and
who have gone from among us, must
say they were always Oh the lookout for
opportunities to encourage and build up
our society to higher standard Of use.
| fulntss.
At cur annual meeting in 1898 Mrs,
r. NJ. Lee was elected President, aud
las been re-elccted every year since BY
her untlring energy the members have
become more interested, aid the work
has sberu carried on more successfully
In 1898 our yearly contributions amount
ed to about $33 81; in 1899 To 4.19
and in 1870 for all purposes. except Pas
tors salary, SOB "a. Again in 1901
S74 13 | think our society has made
rapid progress 1t has "a larger member
ship, makesil ilarger gifts and is striving in
many ways TO advance the Masters
work. We are beginning to realz" that
woman has greater work to perform
than we have been aware Of What
privilege VIZ have in The society OF tul-
filling Our obligations To help spread the
Gospel by Onr prayers and contributions
May we all feel the responsibility that is
upon us as "a society and strive to do
more to advance the Masters work in
the year a d 1902 than We have ever
done, although some Of our best mem
berS have pitched their tents elsevhere
"May those of our church who arc
not working with us soon unite with lis
and through the society help To send The
Gospel to the uusaved in heather lands.n
Miss Ethel Walker read with empia-
sis piece from F. NJ Journal eptirled
"WIl you offer prayer AlD Miss
Clara Sparks read piece "Woman's
Power" This together with Scripture
reading prayer and good mUsic, and the
election of officers closed the exercises
of the day. II. N. l..
Sedalia, 5. O
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Land Sale.


County Of Union. Probate.
Patrick j. Davis as Executor, etc. :,
Plaintiff,
Patrick @ Davis, et al, Defendants.
BY decree Of the Probate Court, I will
sell to the highest bidder, or salesday in
March, next. all that certain piece, par
Gel or tract of land, lying, being and
situate in Union township, county and
State aforesaid. about four miles North
of Union G. II , and bounded on the
North by VIM N. Gailman. East and
south by lands of tho estate OF Eliza
Ann Davis, deceased, and West by II. .
II. Belue, and containing one hundred
and forty acres, more or less, and being
a portion Of the tract Of land owned by
Mrs Eliza Ann Davis At tho time Of her
death, and being the northern or north
western portion of same. A plat Of said
lard may be seen at the office Of the
Probate Judge, and will be exhibited at
the sale.
Telms Of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
JASON NJ. GREER,
Probate Judge
UGI"K TIMES, Feb'y 7lh, 1902.
T-2t
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Final Discharge.

Notice is hereby given that T. c.
Duncan, administrator of the estate of
J. l.. Hicks, deceased, has applied to
Jason M. Greer, Judge of Probate, in
and for the county of Union, for a final
discharge as such administrator.
1t is ordered. that the 18th day of
March, A. d. 1902, be fixed for hearing
of petition and final settlement Of said
estate.
JASON N. GREER,
Probate Judge, Union County, s. G.
7-5t.
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Administrators Sale,

State + South Carolina, I'm the Pro-
County of Union. bate Court.
BY order Of the Probate Court for the
county of Union aud state aforesaid, 1
will sell for cash before the Court Ho use
door, on March 3rd, A. d., 1902, nine
teen shares Of the common stock of the
Union Cotton Mills, Of Union, s. g.. /;
ten shares Of the preferred stock of the
Upion Cotton Mills, Of Union, s. g.
7. G. DUNCAN,
Admr. estate Of J. / Hicks, deceased.
Ja'.larv ~, 1914. G-4t,
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Notice to Creditors and Debtors

All persons having cltIme agArs tue
esta g of of Philip VI. Coher, deceased,
are hereby nditi-d IL present same 10
The undersigned. property a,tlqfed. on
Or before March 1S, 1892 or br forever
barred: and all PERSONS Indebted to said
estate are hr,tb, notified TO make settle
ment with the undersigned Immediately.
d MRS HHNRIFTTA COHEN,
Adminis raIUx wlA, VII a'u~Sed. or
j. A SAVER, A torney for said
estate, Union, s. @. TIT.
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Land Sale.

Plaintiff,
Wilks Wood, ct al, Defendants.
BY decree of the Probate Court, L will
sell 10 the highest bidder, before the
Court House door, on salesday in March,
next, all that certain lot Of land, lying,
being and situate in Jonesville township,
Union county, South Carolina, begin
nlng at Isabella Fosters corner, thence
n. 81 e. to stone, thence S. Al E. to
a stone, thence s. 81 w. toa stone,
thence N. 41a w. to beginning, contain
ing one acre, bounded on the North by
lot of Isabella Ann Foster, on the East
and South by lands belonging TO Ann
II. Eison, and on the West by the rail-
road.
Terms Of sale cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
JASON M. GREER,
Probate Judge.
UNION TIMES, Feb'y 7th, 1909
7-3t.
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Suffering Cured
At Chester. S. c.

DE-. G. w. Randolph who has that
nO'ed voice schO>l at st. Louis is travel.
ing few mouths in The south, stopping
at large cities and curing. hundreds of
unfortunate stammert;s. lie has been
prevailed upon to stop a few weeks at
ChfSie., g., b-foIe going 10 Richmond.
He ~ now st tho Williams Hous.', Main
81 We hope that every stammer.,r j n
All the land will go to him aud get cured.
Leading papers all over the South are
loud in his praise. He cured great
manv III Atlanta and COlumba 4 two years
ago Hr"geGeraliy cures tbelu in few
days Charges reas IEable Ple.se hai d
this to stammerer R.riember the
Goid.n ilIIe, 1rp,
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Notice of Election

TIE Cnu,iy Board If Control viii
el,'ct D:sIe 'sor clprk aud BttT - s>+-Dser
Mnr'h l3!b. ,cxL. All sppIcAtious
must h liird eifh The urderNg, ed on or
before ,br 24th of T. brnary
r NJ WHITLOCK. Clerk.
F'en lO 1902 Tot
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Teachers Examination.

Office Co. Supt. Ed, Union, s. @.
The examination for Teachers GER
tificntes Of qualification will be held
Bird Friday, (21st) February. Court
House for colored and County Super
intendent of Education's office for
white appliaauts.
D. B. FANT, o.S. =. u. q.
SGT
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DUB WINTElj CLEARANCE Sale
-IS NOW ON-
1t means a loss of dollars to us
and gain of dollars to you.

treason fimsy
that and the few make the
that f
During
t. tgo or rfar less ancot
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Citation,to Kindred and Creditors.
State of South Carolina,
County Of Union.
BY JASON NJ. GREER, ESQ, PROBATE
JUDGE.

JUDGE.
Whereas, r. S. Foster; has made suit
to me to grant him Letters Of Admins
tratiOn on the estate and effects Of l. e.
Tinsley, deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite aud ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of the said I. f. Tinsley, de-
ceased, that they be and appear.before
me, in the Court of Probate, to be held
at Union G. H., South Carolina, on the
18th day Of February, next, after publi-
cation hereof, ut IL O'Clock in the fore
noon, to show cause, il any they have,
why the said Administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 1st
day of February, Ammo Romini, 1909,
JASON M. GREER,
Probate Judge.
Published on the 7th day Of Feh., 1902,
in THE UNION TfMEs. 6-2t.
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WANTED

reliable man as Manager Of Branch
Office we wish to open In this vicinity.
Here is a good opening for the right man.
Kindly give good reference when writing.
THE A T. NORRIS WHOLESALE HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Illustrated catalogue 4 cts. stamps. Get
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Notice! Noficcl

Notice! Noticel
All persons having claims against
the estate of Y. s. pobo, deceased,
must present them to the undersigned
properly sttested, and all parties in
debted must make payment at once.
JOSEPH A. SMITH, Executor of
the last Will and Testament Of Y. 8.
Bobo, Deceased. 4-4tp.
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When you want the news read The
Union TMEe.
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ri EW
Millinery Store.

THIS Sprin. we "ill add a Millinery
depart ent to our Jcwelry Store After
March 18th we will have he most ele-
CANT line of
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Spring Millinery

Ever brought to Union, which viii hp
in charge Of very experienced and No.
to-date Northern trimmer.
Do not buy your Spring hat nnii ynu
see our stock. We are det.rpn,usi T.,
have your trade il correct styles. down
to date prices and courteous treatment
can SECURE IL.
Miss M. f. TinsIey,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. SATURDAY. FEB. l. 1902
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
steamer Heathcraig (Br) Miller Liverpool January II
IN ballast TO Norton d Son. Arrived at the Bar
January n.
steamer 4urcntlan C3r) stirrat Glasgow January Is
and MCvle 10. with mi-e. cabin steerage
passengers TO Austin Baldwin Co. Arrived
midnight.
Steamer Kentucky DAM. Thiiemann Copenhagen Jan
uar1 II. with rdSe TO Funch, Eiye Il 60. Arrived
the Bar I:3O N
Steamer Rheir Ger Walter Bremen January Is 70
OerIglls 4 Co Passed Fire Island 6:2s m
Steamer Pontiac tEI) Scott Malta January 2
> Messlua a. Palermo and Gibraltar II. with to
Phelps Bros Go. Arrived at the Bar . m.
steamer Nucatan. Knight Vera January % Pro
gre-o - and Havana 2S. with ndse
70 James T. Ward q 60. Arrived the Bar a m
Steamer BuclTnan List Juan January % Carecibo
-, Ponce 26 Mavaguez and Aguadila -. mdse
and cabin passengers 10 the NewYork and Porto
= 60. Arrived az the Bar al 2:l5 p m
Steamer Nasmyth tBr Hogan. New-Orleans January
y. With mdse IN transit 10 Busk Jevors at
;he Bar 1:$0 .
steamer Guyandotte. Hitler. Newport and Nor
folk. with rncse and passengers DomIni on
-
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NFW-YORK CITY.

The fifteenth annual masquerade ball OF the
Frsterna Association VIII take place at the Grand
Central Palace, Lexington-ave. and Forty third
st. on February II CMardi Grass
A regimental drill. followed by dance will be
held at the arnory OF the I4th Regiment tomorrow
night Company NJ Of the regiment has elected
First Sergeant Pittaluga, Of Troop c, second lieu
tenant
ranged for informal dinner TO be held at the
Herald Square Hotel tomorrow T Among
the speakers will be Samuel S. Slater
"Aristocracy and Democracy is TO be the topic
for discussion at the public meeting of the Wom-
ems Henry George League in Civic Hall, No 12S
East Twenty -eighth-st.. this evening. Henry
George. jr, will be the chief speaker, and Miss
Charlotte Miller will sing.
large attendance is expected at the annual
ball OF the 6sth Regiment at the Lenox Lyceum
tomorrow night. A vaudeville entertainment will
be held $50 ?. m, and dancing will begin at Il
O'Clock.
The Wonderful Sealed Book Of Daniel" is the
subject Of free lecture be delivered this
ing by S. y. Haskell III the Metropolitan Lyceum
No. 8l3 West Fffty-ninth-st.
Preparations are being perfected for the operate
performance and reception to be given by the
friends Of the Rev. William G. Murphy the
Grand Central Palace Thursday evening next
10 aid him in building a parochial school Gilbert
and Sullvan's The Pirates Of Penkance' viii be
given under the stage direction OF James Z. Con-
nelly. Professor Couterno's 14th Regiment Band
Will furnish the music. The cast OF principals in
cludes several first class amateurs and they Will
be assisted By a chorus Of over sixty voices
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
MONDAY. FEBRUARY =.
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY =.

'Saxonis. Liverpool January - Cuns I'd
Norge. Copenhagen. January Scand
Gibraltar January 25 Lloyd
-OTlzaha- Colon January
r Orleans January Morgan
EDDIE Lucia. January 2T........-
New-York tribune., 1902-02-02
Announcements.

Poke effect in Collars.
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