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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

E5q5n New YORK Wednesday,. Fridays and Saturdays
c7.r5 ~ r4r snS r,I+SSTo n rLtSlDA
points IN Texas Colorado. Arizona California Mexico
&c; Georgia Florida &c. Delightful Excursions
c II. MALLORY & Co. Gen. Agts Pier 20 ri r n Y
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CAN'T TALK, HEAR OR MAKE SIGNS.
Woman Perplezes Union Hill Police-Seems
to Understand Nothing.

The Union Hill police have in their care woman
bout thirty years old She WAS found by Patrol
man Menges wandering IN Bergenline-ave, with
several hundred curious children following her
Menges approached the woman and tried to get
her 70 talk. but she shook her head excitedly and
seemed unable TO utter syllable
Police Sergeant Wallum later tried 10 get her 10
speak but also failed. She did not appear 10 hear
or understand what was said 10 her. and even the
finger sign language used in conversing with deaf
rnutes had no effect
Finally she was locked up. She smiled when the
key Was turned hex.
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Howard street
The approximate the lien charge satisfy
the described property Is 10 be sold Is sew
enty-tree eight hundred ninetytwo and $4,000
thereon the 10th day Of March,
1903. together and allowances amounting to
three hundred sixty-nine 57-1C0 dollars,
April % 1893 together with the Of the
The amount OF taxes. assessments
other liens which 10 be allowed 10 the purchaser
OUT purchase money. paid by the Referee Is
eight thousand nneyfour s41OC dollars and interest
Dated New York. August 81 1903.
THOMAS CIII.FRAN. Referee.
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HOARD AND ROOMS.

ST. ALBANs. EAST 3lST-SI,; -
Rooms. single, en- suite. with prlvats
hatbs. doctors Office: dining room. paII4t'
floor; electric light; excellent taDle Doa- -
72p-sT. 2Os-21O wEsT.-A parlor h tsn,r %
four rooms and private bath. OF S 500
floor if preferred; other rooms
table: references given ana leHNl-
FEW elegant rooms, single or eo 81 ard
brownstone house. Bedford seCuon, d - a. =
or breakfasl optional: private house rel
erence: terms reasonable 3O6 Greene-a' &C.
BROOKLYN. y. J. -----.---------
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MISCELLANEOUS.

I CAN SELL what you do not want or
exchange it for you for something you
need, either real estate, automobiles,
pianos furniture horses or carriages. or
anything Of value. l have on hand tivS de-
sirable lots at Brentwood, l. l., 10 eN-
change for horses or livery stock. Wlite
for particulars to F. II. BULkELET, Mil
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Notice of Summons.
IN PrRsuANCE or AN oRpER OF HOS.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
= Frank T Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF the County OF
New York notice is hereby given all persons having
claims against Charlotte Laynia Gregory, late Of the
County of deceased present the with
thereof to the subscriber at its place Of trans
York on or before the Sth day Of November next.
Dated York, the 9th day Of May 1908
KNICKERROCKER TRUST COMPANY, Executor
DAVIES. STONE & AUERBACH Attorneys for Executor.
SO Nassau street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City.
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TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank 7; Fitzgerald. STTFogate Of the cSunty Of
to all persons having claims against Mary ]. Winthrop
late of deceased. to the
with thereof the subscribers their
place Of transacng No. "A Pine Street. in the
city of New York, before the Fifteenth day Of
September
WINTHROP
GEORGE NIXON.
Executors.
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foreclosure Sales.
NEM YoRK- SIIPREAIE CoTRT. COUNTY


- or New York-Helen NJ. Kniclerbaeker. plaintiff;
of foreclosure ana sais uuIS
entered IN above entitled action oeaIlns
date the 18th day OF April 1908 afnehleo
l. the undersigned me IeIe'e
Judgment named, will sell at pupllc aucuoi, a.
the York Real Estate SaIesroom No l6l broadway
IN the Manhattan, city OF New AorA on Se
18th day az SeptemEer 1903 O'Clock on that
by auctioneeT. the premises dnecIeu
by ga Judgment be sold and therein oescFlDeS as
folows All that certain lot. piece OF
situate, lying and being IN the boIous Vi &c
OF York. bounded and Described as Iol-
Beginning point formed by the ltesect!.ol
Elm street. now "lueueu., VIZ
northerly Howard street. ana running thence
northerly easterly side of Elm street one
hundred and twelve feet four and hree-querter inches
the premises hereby conveyed ana
parallel or nearly So with Howard street twenty
feet and three-eghth inches more or less 10
eastery land conveyed 10 the party OF inc
part Ludwig Herring by deed dated January
1896 and recorded in the ofce OF the Register OF
City County Of New York, in Loer 10, Section
of Conveyance page 90 October %, thence run
southery along easerly side Of said land ana
parallel nearly with Elm street, one hundred ana
street running thence westerly along
norhery side OF Howard street thirty-one feet two
and threequarter inches less to the point or
place Of beginning.
Being premises known by the street Number
Eight Howard street, which premises comprise the
Of old Number Ten Howard street left after the
known by the Number Eight Howard street. II
being intention describe all the land which was
conveyed 10 the Of the first by the deed here
second, 1898 said Registers
Office June 80th 1895 in Liber &C. Section OF Convey
ences. 39l.
Dated New York. August 2e 1903.
WILLIAM r. BRONX. Attorney for Plaintiff, 30 Broad
street New York
The following is a diagram Of the property to sold
as described above, the street number being No.
Howard
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works TO the Academy, the first in 1883, the
last fl 1879 mot 1874, Mr.. Quilter says.
1859, two exhibits; 1860, six; 1861. four; 1862,
three; 1858. seven; 1864, two; 1869 four; 1867,
three: 1870. one; 1872, one; 1873, These
comprised sixteen plctures-sO that Mr.. Cutters
expression that ''on several occasions previous
to 1874 the artist had small pictures hung is
scarcely adequate There We're also twelve
stchings and six dry points.
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ANDERSON & NINTZ. Auct's. "a Bowery.
Sept by A Friedman. 1873 3d-ave-,
clothing. overcoats. pledged TO Aug Is.
1902
sept. BY Marks Loan once 1857.
formerly 2.O5O 3d-ave. and J. Anderson,
S07 West 42i-st., diamonds, watches. jew
elry. pledged TO Aug Is. 1902.
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L7LEISCHMAN, REGINA.-IN PURSUANCE
a of an order OF Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald Surro-
gate OF the York notice is hereby given
to all persons having claims against Regina Fleschman
OF York deceased, to present the
with vouchers the subscriber at his place
Tansacting business office OF Bernard j. lsecke,
No 9O3 broadway Borough of Manhattan In the
tEv Of New York. before the lst day or March,
1904. next. 80, 81, ~, 49,. iona
CHARLES FIFISCHMAN. Executor
RF,RNARD J. IsECID Attorney Executor 2o3 Broad
IEav Borough o Manhattan New York city
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Surr0gdteS' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
. Frank T. Fitzgerald. a Surrogate the County Of
rev York, notice is hereby % all having
claims against Katherine Folk 81
York deceased present there
OF 10 inc subscribers their place transact3ue
ness at the oiice Of Foraer sper No 50 Wall Street
tsorough or Manhattan City Of NeW York on or
before me nth day Of December. 1903.
Dated New York. the 2nd day OF June 1903.
JOHN F. HELAiECEE / F,xscs,,a~x
FRANCIS SPEIR IT.
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Thrty-second Annual Series Illustrated programmes
and full information from TlIOS. COOK q sOS ogi =
Iis5 R'way y. y. 80 -
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-Chea- for cash. to close an
estate. a weekly agricultural paper, es-
tahlished % years. For particulars address
Box 121. Hartford Conn.
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MACHINERY,

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5OO second hand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed GEO. 3. EDDY. 800 Madson-st.
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233 WEST 51ST-ST.-All home cooking;
excellent parlOr suites hall rooms' ar
rangements for the season
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I.AT-NDRESS. Experienced % take hons
washing or 80 ont bv day. LINEN
MEYER. 100 Fast 53d-st
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WORK WANTED.

CASHIER OF GENERAL CLERK.-Perma-
nent place with reliable firm: experienced,
best Of references: salary S25 a week. B..
Box 20. Tribune Uptown Office. 1854
Broadway.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for Tn. rfhs,n.
received their Uptown Office.
NO. 1.364 BROADWAY

Advertisements will be received following branch
ohices regular once until O'Clock o m viz
2S4 Sth-ave-, .. e 25d-st.: 1913 6th-nve.. cor
l2tf-st 81 East 14th-st.i PSI West 42d-st he
tween 7th sth ayes. 263 West I25th-st.; 1,33S
:sd-ave.. between 10th and nth sts, I.O2O 3d-nve
6ist-st; Los 1st-ave. seth-ss 1877 East
I25th-st.i 766 Tremont-aVe.t $50 8d-ave., near
<lst-sf.: 554 3d-aye.s 81 Christopher-st. BROOK
Ign. n. Y.-2I6 Court-sf.I 215 smfrh-sE
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WEEKLY sAIIINGs TO NAPLEs-GENoA
O. - AuP
Cabin S35 Up Dining saloon or promenade deeE
BOLOGNESI. HATFIELD Co, 90 wall 81
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N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
- honorable Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate OF the
York. notice Is hereby to all
having claims against Kate Shells Nelson, late OF the
County York, deceased, to present the
thereof the subscriber at place OF
the Office of Arthur l. IIvermore
Street. In the Borough Of Manhattan. City
of New York, before January 22nd. 1904.
Date New York, the twenty-hrst day OF July. 1903
VIRGINIA NELSON. EXecutrlX.
ARTHUR LTVERMORE, Attorney for EXecutrix. No.
80 Broad Street. Manhattan. New York
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CUNARD LINE.

TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers 81 80. North River.
Umbra. Aug -, 10 a. III. Etruria.. Sept II A NJ
Iucana-- Sept. 5, P. NJ Canpania. Sept 10. p NJ
EXTRA TUESDAY SERVICE
CaTpathia Sept 1, l. P; NJ AuTania Sept Is. A NJ
VERNON II BROWN & CO Cen Agent.
29 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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Surrogates Notices.
OPpENHE1M. LEopoLD-IN PURSUANCE

OPPENHEIM. LEOPOLD.-IN PURSUANCE
OF order Of Hon Abnsr c. Thomas. Surrogate
County OF New York notice is hereby given to
all having claims against Leopold Oppenheim.
County deceased. to present the
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber at their
transacng business at the ONCE Of Burnenstiel
& Bumenstiel, No 3O2 Broadway. Borough OF Man
haitian in the City OF New York. or before ths 18th
day of November
Dated York Both day Of April. 1908.
EUGENE OPPESHEIM SAMUEL BRILL
Administrators.
BLUMENSIlEL BlsJIMENSTlt.l~ Attorneys Tor Ad-
ministrators No 800 Broadway. New York City
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerald Surrogate of the County %
New York. notice Is hereby given all persons having
claims against Robert o Bren OF the County Of New
York deceased 10 present the with vouchers there
subscribers their place transacting bust
No 30 Liberty street in the City Of New York.
before the 9th day Of February next
Dated New York, the 9Th day OF August. 1903
WILLIAM LUMMIS.
CHARLES A. LUliMIS.
F I. CRAWFORD. Executors.
Attorneys for Executors 80 Liberty Street New York
City
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. BAR77HGl0 MFW'
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
211 East 42d-st. First class domesttcs ara
supplied; also managing housekeepers, ma
irons, govuTnesses, tutors. etc
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PAwNBRokERs SALES.

CENTRAL AUCTION co. N, sheehan.
Auctioneer. 152 and 154 Caual-st-
Aug 27-By N. Well x Co, 2.247 3D.
ave. clothing to Aug. 20 1902
Aug. 2s-By NJ. HaeNetL I4o'a Myrtle
ave. clothing 10 Aug. 20. 1902
Aug. Shy Estate of John Simpson, 10
Bowery, diamonds. jewelry. etc, pledged
TO No. y. 101, July l, 1902. and goods held
Aug. 31-By II. Breckwedel. Alb Grand
st. clothing, to Aus p. 1902
Sept. by r. simpson & Co. 1875 Bow
cry, diamonds. jewelry, etc. Nos TO
- 600, To May l. 1902 and goods held over.
sept. by l. NJ. Levy, s07 Columbus
ave. clothing 70 Aug. %, 1902
Sept. by H. Frcei. % Merchantmen
St. clothing TO Aug. %, 1902.
JOS sHoNGOOD & SONS. AuctiOneers,
SaIesrooms 81 Bowery.
Aug. 27-Ovorcoats. mems and women's
clothing. etc p. Mcfarland. Brooklyn
Aug. 2s-Men's and womens clothing.
Aug. 2S-JewelIy, watches. diamonds,
etc. Alex Freund. 1,545 Sd-ave.
Aug. S1-Cl1thing. etc. L. Schieber, 1929
2c-ave-: P. Haskell. 81 7th-ave.
Sept. Mems anu women's clothing. etc.
H S Issacs. 2.43S Sth-ave
sept -Jew y,i 300 5: a tTsgne' 2722 3D.
Sept 2-Men's and women's clothing.
etc. H. q c. Lang, 100 Avenue c.
ELI sOBEL. Auct.. 9s Bowery. sells. 10
a. m. all goods pledged to Aug Is. 1902.
Aug. 2T-Jewelry, watches, diamonds,
etc, c. Sobel 50 1st-ave.
Aug 3l-Clothing. dresses. Shoes etc.
Weinberger Bros. 1913 Avenue a.
Sept Clothing, dresses. etc. c. Sobel.
SO 1st-ave.
sept. Clothing. dresses. shoes. etc. L.
Steiner. 427 3d-ave.
|. L. FIRUsKI. Auer.. 20 Bowery. sells 10
Aug a. 27-By 5. Goodstein < Son. tewelry.
Aug. 2s-Fine consignment 1ewelry.
Aug Shy &. Lang & Co. GSS 6th-ave-
diamonds. watches, jeweIry and all pledges
prior 10 Aug. y. 1902, and all older dates
sept by c. Keller, 2.243 Sth-ave.
diamonds watches jewelry. bric-a-brac
and all pledges prior Aug. Is. 1902 and all
older dates held over,
Sept by P. halmus. $50 Canal-st
clothing. etc. pledged prior Aug y. 1902
ave. clothing, etc pledged prior Aug. 81
Sept. BY F. Kalmus. $50 Canal-st..
H FTeund & Co. 9 Avenue 3. diamonds
watches jewelry and all pledges prior Aug.
- 1902 and all older dates
Sept By J. Kalmus < Son. 17s Sd
ave diamonds. watches 1ewelry, and all
sept 3-By J. Goldsmith 1l3T ID
ave. clothing, etc. pledged prior Aug. "a
ANDERSON. & NINTZ. Auct's. "a Bowery
Sept by A Friedman. 1873 3d-ave-.
clothing. overcoats. pledged 70 Aug Is.
1902
formerly 205O 3d-ave.. and J. Anderson,
S07 West 42i-st., diamonds watches jew
elry. pledged 10 Aug. Is, 1902.
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aIII1ARD AND POOL TABLES:

N5ANI-EA CTURERS o. billiard and poo'
+ahIae. nigh gra lie bowling alley oultQett'
lowest prices MARK BROS. = Union
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CARPET CLEANING.
DRESSMAKING.

DRESSMAKER-Fi class, competent and
experienced; viii go out by day for Sep
TENDER; 81 90 a day; city or country. A.,
Box .. Tribune Once.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

HAVANA-S Karsenty & Co, LlIlted'
wholesale general merchants and asenls'
send anywhere any quantities OF an %
cites, sugar, coffee, pineapple. rum, BRANDY
wax, honey, ebony, mahogany, cedaI' SIC-l;
and are open 10 take agencies Tor any Klhd
conpanIes' steamers, insurance, assurance
AM goods for Havana. Agencies must be
sales agencies for tie whole Cuba and boz
dering countri IS Letters. samples or
c-eoues must be sent 20 the firm. and au-
thorfzatIou 10 draw bills. 3 months
sight. against documents, shipment, by
mediation Of a bank.
FIRST CLASS BUSINESS MAN. who will
invest So 900 and act as secretary in
patent medicine company. address SEC
RETARY. Box O., Tribune Uptown once.
.364 Broadway.
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Ocean Steamers.

MORTG1 G[ERElNN GlOWDs
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
PLYNOI-TH-C RCi--BREMEN
FROM NEW PIER. FOOT OF Sd ST, HOBOREN.
Kaiser Sept 10 AM Kronprnz Oct. 6. PM
Kronprinz. Sept $50 AN X VIM Oct 90 PM
WIN. uSept. o. $50 AN Kaiser. Oct. "a 10 AN
Kaiser Sept o. 10 AM &ronprnz Nov. 3, Pm
THE NEW TWIN SCREW EXPRESS.
S. S. KAISER WILHELM Do. -
7o7 FEET-19,5oO ToNs-4o,OOo HORSE POWER
SAILS AUG. ., SEPT. %, OCTOBER 20
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
PLNMOETd-CH URG-BSEMEN.
FROM NEW PIER, FOOT OF Sd ST. HoBoKEN.
Luise Aug p Pal Albert sept - noon
F-ed1ch.-. sept 3 PM Bremen. Sept. 70 noon
Bsrbsrossa- Sept 10. Fredrch......Oct II AN
huruerst.. L. Pm Barbarossa. Oct ID noon
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
GIBRALTAR-NAFLEIS -GENOA.
FROM NEW PIER FOOT OF Sd ST. HOBoKI5N;
15o3 1Gern- aug - y IN P Oct; = y y m
sept e. i AN Hohenzollern Nov. a. II Az
HOhenzolern Get 10 IL AN P Irene ..-Dec ]. u AM
OELRICHS & co, 10. BROADWAY \. y
Louis H Meyer. - South Third St, Phila.
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Sarrogdtes' Notice,


IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or n
Frank T fitzgerald a Surrogate OF ~. - -
New York. Notice Is hereby given %-y -
OF New York. deceased. same vjt SontY
thereof subscriber. her place ~ No1e-
business the Offices % Ennst Robinson n.
street In the city Of New York before tbs 1S Val
Of March - IVA dsy
Dated New York. the 26th day % August 1aoa
SYLVIA r. DAVIS -
EMMETT & ROBINSON. Attorneys for -1 1--ecnt'sr
WaI street. Borough OF Manhattan New York 'H~ g
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF no.
Abner G. Thomas. a Surrogate of the Come.
YORK Notice Is hereby persons q New
against Theodore Caillard Thomas late ~ 49, a1s
OF NeN OK deceased sar1s S1a1rY
ers thereof 20 the subscribers voc-
business. al the Office Of Curtis Naet-Prevo-
No go Broad street, IN the Borough OF Manss+. Cot
OF New york on or before the 23rd day Oc55S- Cy
Dated New York the 18Th day Of april 1904 ~ nex-
MARY T. THOMAS -.
]. LAWRENCE McE-FET--SSs<
HOWARD LAPSIsEY
CURTIS MAIJ.ET-PREvOST & COLT At,,SSeeutors
Executors, 30 Broad St. Borough o. Manbsfts5S -
York city. 49, Asx
ONES, EDWARD DIN PURSUANCE -
order az Hon. Frank T. Fitzgerald a s,
lne Nounty OF New YORK Notice Is hereby given -
persons having claims against Edward d Tones 10
the County OF New York deceased present ale q
with vouchers thereof TO the subscribers
transacting business the Office Of Geo r. 80 =
before the 4th day December nerr Wv 4orS
Dated New York the 10Th day OF Nav iq0s
ecutors IT.
GEO. l. CARLISLE. Attorney for F,x.cu+,-, -
St, Borough OF Manhattan. New York CIV - "s1
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DOMEsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


Male
BJrrLER-Frsnch. private family OF take
charge Of bachelor apartment: expert
enced. willing. Obliging, no objection 70 the
country: reasonable, references. 4. r.
Box e. Tribune Uptown ONCE. 364
Broadway
BUTLER or VALaET.-By young colored
man: references. Address l4S West
B3d-st.
BUTTERFLY thoroughly experienced.
English trained servant has excellent
city personal references. JAMES. BOX 10.
Gl1 9TH ave
CARETAKER-You couple would Ike
pozition as carataker; 2 years sXpsri-
.nca. ILDEN. 1G3 West eSsh-st
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PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS.

Female.
WANTED.-By graduate midwife. post IN
4 sanatorium or hospital as acting mid
wife: capable OF teaching a class; salary
must be good Address RISHWORTH. $50
Cambridge-st., AlIstou. Mass.
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ROOF REPAIRING.

R00FA Repairing; metal painting;
Guaranteed. American Roofing
20 Maiden La { Paint Co. Tel. 3944 r JNh1
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HOUSE CONSIDERED
POSTOFFICE BILL.
Usual Effort to Cut the Washington
New Orleans Facilities.

Washington, Feb. 4.-The genera
debate on the postofice bill was enliv.
ened to-day by an interesting discussion
of the tariff question. It was partici.
pated in by Mr.. Sibley, Republican OF
Pennsylvania, Mr.. Williams, Democrat
of Mississippi, and Mr.. Griggs, Demo
crat Of Georgia. Consideration of the
postofice bill in Committee of the
Whole was completed. but it was not
passed.
The annual attempt to strike out the
appropriations for special mail facili-
ties between Washington and New Or
leans and Kansas City and Newton
bet of South Carolina, who followed up
his motion, after it was defeated in
Committee of the Whole, with a mo-
ton in the House to recommit the bin
with instructions to eliminate the pro-
visions. The latter motion is designed
to place the members on record. His
motion was pending when the House
adjourned.
Mr.. Sibley attracted much attention
by his remarks in reply to a speech of
Mr.. Williams of Mississippi last week
on the subject of the tariff In con-
Guiding, he warned his side of the
House that the people would hold the
Republican party responsible after the
hXsteria relative to tariff reform has
passed" Most of his Republican coll
leagues applauded this statement.
Mr.. Griggs of Georgia, who is chair
man of the Democratic Congressional
Committee, defended at some length
the figures of the Democratic campaign
book relative to the tariff and trusts
Mr.. Williams of Mississippi replied
to Mr.. Sibley. He raised a general
laugh at Mr.. Sibley's expense when he
attributed the latter's skill as a debater
to his practice in turn in the Populist
Democratic and Republican parties,
and his alternate support of and oppo-
sition to every great political question.
When the pastoffice appropriation
bill was read for amendment under
the f1ve-minute' rule, Mr.. Talbert made
motion to strike out the appropria-
ton (S142, 0Oo) for special mail facilities
between Washington, Atlanta and New
Orleans.
After a lively debate, which was par
ticipated in by Mr.. Talbert, Mr.. Liv-
ingston of Georgia, Mr.. Crumpacker of
Indiana and Mr. Shattuc of Ohio, Mr..
Talberts motion was defeated 70 to So.
When the bill was completed and re-
ported to the House, Mr.. Talbert had
prepared a motion to recommit the bill
with instructions to strike out the pro-
visions for special facilities, but Mr..
Lacey of Iowa, who was in the chair,
recognized Mr. Underwood of Alabama,
who made formal motion to recon-
nit without instructions, with a view
to cutting Mr., Talbert off. But Mr..
Talbert offered his motion as an
amendment to that of Mr.. Underwood,
and the chair held that it was in or
der.
With these motions pending the
House, at $3.50 p. M, adjourned.
The Savannah morning news., 1903-02-05
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KWASIND BEAT THE COLT.

Hundreds of Pensacolans witnessed
Monday afternoon the first race be-
tween the two pilot boats, the Kwasind
and the Colt. The latter was purchas-
ed by the Independents from the New
York pilots and was the crack yacht
of the fleet. The Kwasind sailed out
of port with the championship pen
nant flying at her masthead. She fol-
lowed her rival across the bar, when
both crowded on all sail and went out
after a schooner which was fifteen
miles distant. A moderate breeze was
blowing and the Kwasind quickly fill
ed her sails and was away like a flash,
passing her rival within five minutes
and was soon a mile in the lead, reach
ing the schooner first. The indepen-
dents claim their boat to be a fine
rough weather sailer and it now re-
mains for the two boats to hitch up
when there is a stiff breeze.