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BIC MONEY FOR BURNS IN PALMER FIGHT

with Tommy Murphy before the Armory
of Boston on Jan. II He stopped Of.
IN the Quaker IAty with his manage Harry
Gilmore H.. on SATURDAY night, and saw
the Sx-rourd aa:.e between Fred Landers
and Jimmy Bonner a: :he National 4
&ier :he erv: Jack McSu;ssn. the cllb
matchmaker, sce Gil1l"-e en- a.:u for Nc
Far.and 20 .iStt. and ne accepted II
Blackburn and Gunther to Meet
Again.
Jack Blackburn. the colored !sh weigh y
Y!,! tIelph!a has picked out another sof.
mars 20 make a 'arget out ~ ei'h MS .e''
hand labs. FOR wntcA ne vii. pick up al
easy 800. The fighter who is due so- this
s".nR 10 George Gunrnc-. he us,ra.ian
.Shter TEey will box sN rounds at rtle
b-osdvsy A. c. Of Philadelphia. on Thurs
.Ay n;FAt: Blackburn put GGn;her away n
i've NSunds fen weeks ago IN :h' quaker
C.:y
Sailor Burke Calls OF Bout.
TIE s,x.rould oou, between sa.!ai Burke
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M'FARLAND, THE
"COMER," IS HERE
FOR MURPHY Go

~ ACKEY MFARLAND blew into
New York. or breezed in
whatever may be the correct
way of describing a Chicago en-
trance-yesterday afternoon.
Accompanying Packey was his
manager. Harry Gilmore, jr Packey
had TWO or three bruises on his nose;
Harry Gilmore jr.. had an overcoat
with shoulders as wide as Jeff's. 1t
was hard to tell, from appearances,
which was the fighter.
For that matter no one would take
glance. He Is pleasant looking
youngster Of nineteen, without any
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asked.
yes. I'm Irish
And how about the Packey'?"
'Short for Patrick replied Nc
FArland.
HI asa;!ss:' :%ss.s ,.,, r,es.y. y wa.
attending school in Chicago While ago
! snd thsv had colored teacher. or
~ant.ed a strike and we all walked out
hadn't much TO do. so ! boxed Ell
the Park Manor Club. They liked my
boxing and they put me to work SO
won't right along fightins
..Then you draw the color line
"I wouldn't draw 1t on Cans" Grinned
Packey.
DO you like hghting?"
"Yes. like It,
'oa, go on broke in Mr. Harry Gii-
more. jr. You like the money you get
for IL o. ,r. on Injunction
=, SonodT fosse me eat 10 80 take Ike the the money ad
mitted R ted packey. but i really nke 10
Is and fSp mad 9niy ,S sPt SIT hat K TOR But mi
rerS at il I've mad forty-three lights.
and i won thirty-three OF them with
straight knockouts. Never lost any at
all ana no uId"s' SuS'S ''> ''SN''
soft SO far.
rOW about the Herman Hght?"
OSA NO decision" explained
i i Packey. But had him
nearly out two or three times in the
neht and had to be very careful not to
an,sh him. The Governor ordered the
sneiIrf and the militia to stop the
Gvnt Tne sheriff wired hack that II
Wasn't going 10 be figpt-only an ex
tibition. We had TO make good. There
was lot of betting. and the bets We're
called off to show that il wasn't prize
fight. II there had been knockout we
would have been arrested for prize
fighting The penalty in Iowa is three
wears imprisonm ent without any fine
ss an alternative. We were good and
Nelson. I'm told, has pretty good
Bats ail right. we boxed a few
exhibitions: He told a lot OF people
that I'd be champion in year
DO you expect to beat Murphy with
In the time limit?
II think will" Packey said slowly,
as II Weighing his chances. They say
Tommy Is the best boy in the East. |
expect, him 10 give me hard fight,
but I understand he rs six-round
scrapper. He'll have 10 carry the pace
all the way n he wants 70 stay. 7
hope he doesn't get malaria again. II
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Jan. 6.--The
entries for to-morrow's races are as
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nils his collar. that he mas a good round
jaw. and that the skin Is drawn tight
over his cheek bones from many train
ting periods
els Mcfarland your real name7"
asked.
''Yes, I'm irish
.And how about the Packey'?"
'Short for Patrick" replied NC
FArland
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battles perpetual smile
dressed neatly in quiet high collar and black
You have look Pakey carefully before
mind that he is really fighter
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McGarry and Cannon Tonight.

Andy Mc5arry, the Bronx lightweight. will
tourney to Philadelphia tonight. where
wifi hook up with Mickey Cannon. the
-ucged ,Shte- ~ P':tsburg. in a six-r'un
hout before t.e Spring Garden A. c. Gar
non is one II hose slamblng fighters like
hin,scif ami as those are the kind D. tyh'.
- that AmrS shows up the best Sth. he
is likely 10 give Mickey the toughest bat
= ne has experienced so far.
Mcfarland to Fight in Quaker City
packey Mcfarland is going to fight in
T,h,la iet,hia after his twelve-round battle
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Baldwin Boxes Goodman ToNlaht

Matty Baldwin. ,he sturdy light weight.
~ Ro.t7n, and Kld Goodman. another good
fighter from .he same city. ars in perfect
shape t1r their twelve round battle, which
will be decided before tne Winn!simmitt A
C.. ot Chesea. Mass, tonight. Baldwins
recent victory over Johnny Summers the
English fighter. shows aim to De In mis- best
figftinc form Just now and that account
he ought 10 win The aec!slon over Goodman
nlntS
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THE WEEKLY SIN MILE CROSS
country run o. the Mott Haven y. G.
held Yesterday was won hv James
Gc~Chanek. II" had four minute
ha0dlc1D, and covered the distance In
thir'y-fou" minutes t"en'v-trrcr soc
onds T.. NcAvpy WAS second and II
O'Hearn third
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Champion Figures that This
Battle Will Be Bigger FL
nancially than Moir Go.
BY JOHN POLLOCK.

~ rN;My Burns. :he Champion
hearrIs.Ght Of .he world. Will
r,srs r'ore money ou' Of his next
,,,,,. y Fnc;A7d tan ne dh for kno'k.
,,, ou. Gunner" Mo.r, the Ens"sh
clamp,on. al the National Sporting
cub. OF London. which !s tie m s; ar's-
.ocr,t.c club on rhe other SIDE. He Is
~ tackle Jack Palmer. the English
bsovvweight. for twenty rounds. al
Wonderland on Feb. TO- for a side bet
q, $3.50 and 50 per ce,t. OF the gross
receipts, Of which the w'ensr Will get
75 n4r cent and tho loser .. AS tie
public Is allowed ths privilege OF buy
ing tickets. Il !s expected that Thousands
viii witness the rattle. as the building
: big one and the people will give uo
The money withnu. a kick.
Nelson to Eight Clifford Jan. 13.
All details ,or the bout between Battling
Nelson and Jack Clifford .he Butte Mont
lightweight ho,ore the Ogden Cutahl A. c.
rave finally leen arranged. They will
hattie for twenty rounds AT l33 pounds
weigh IN at p. NJ. IN thu night Of Jan.
l3 Nelson is TO recsiys the larses, gua-'
antee ever given a puEil's' In Utah. He is
.rr0g ~ Sl'' '-ake C.'y. while clifford
,s conditioning himself ~ ogden.
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THE HIGH school. SKATING
championships will be held at s., Mich
olas Rink Mar,h Il In the RAGS last
year De Witt clinton won the three
events-laurcnc" Cremin IN the 40
ards and rEe nile and Louis Barnet.
the SS0-yard race
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O0|NCS IN SPORT WORLD

princeton in swimming and hockey
Columbia in bowling. Harvard in ton
MIS- PENNSYLVANIA in cricket and track
athlstIcS; Annapolis in fencing. y Y L.
In gymnastics, and liavrriurd IN assr-
ciuton footbal, and lacrosse.
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o,u.lnnn npaily LOUIS MANN & co.
iii unMUUu Mat LADDIE CLIFF. Rice
III. II 1IIlllNI 2.Jc Provost. English
ns !. i2,,th 81, Rockers. etc.
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u,rnr no MUSIC HALL, B'way. 10Th st.
WkbtkO Eve $40. Mats. Wed & Sat. q Is
Wei. Mats Burlesque OF the Merry Widow.
jDc sl.5O Permission Henry w. Savage.
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mn, niIIas Daily ETHEI. LENEY, MIR.
u,il llNl III Mat HYMACK. Joe Weich.
III UNI Ill 25c. Ryan & Richtield, ,Binns.
urwav q uod ST, Binns & Binns. etc.
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THE SoCEER GAME BETWEEN
rIc eleven from 'Ao steamship Prilad"l-
pnla ard tho Cameron team. PLAYED n,
Van t1rtlaUi' Park, vas Won by tae
sailors by the s"or" ~ ~ ;
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xycu, cTAD 10Th. Lex av, i5,253 30. 80, ,71c
NET AN Mats To-day and We'd &c
rHE MYSTERIOUS BURGLAR.
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III q. wnitney's Musical Hal Hal Co.. Of 70.
"A KNIGHT FOR A DAY TsS ac1;s MT.i.s- ss;.s
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NEW PAPER FOR EDDYITEs.
'The Christian Science Monitor Appears in
Boston-Editorial by Mrs Eddy.

Boston, Nov. 2s.-"The Christian Science Moni-
tor" the new daily paper devoted to the interests
Of the followers of Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy, ap-
peared to-day, and sold like hot cakes The price
is cents. The majority OF readers considered both
the local and Geographic news rather tame, as
Mrs. Eddy's plan is ito have nothing in the paper
that will DO dspleasng to the most fastidous taste,
nothing morbid, grewsome vile"
page each IS devoted to the business world,
sports and the home and children The following
editorial by Mrs. Eddy appears:
I have given the name to all the Christian Sci
ence periodicals. The fret THE Christian Sci
ence Journal" designed to put record the divine
Science of Truth; the second I entitled "Senti-
nell intended TO hold guard over Truth, Life and
Love; the third, Der Herold der Christian" TO
proclaim the universal activity and availability of
Truth; the next named Monitor" to spread IN
divided the science that operates unspent. The OBJ
Sect Of The Monitor Is to injure no man. but to
bless all mankind.
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CONTROLLER 51xxETz FOR LONGER HOURS
Increase to Seven or Eight Hour Day Needed
in City Offices Ee Saws

Controller Metz says that the working hours Of
city employees particularly in Offices like his own
must be heightened from six eight hours before
any appreciate reduction in cost is effected in the
running of the city government The Controller
vas commenting the steady growth of the
bulge, which for next year IS $56.545 AS a. and
q rising wrath, OF the taxpayers.
increase os ths 1893 budget Of So, 900 over
TIE budget OF the present year means higher
tax and greater tax burden he said Much
Of the increase is reasonable and justihable but
% & Is due to the fact that the city Is not
able 20 get Z fair days work for fair days
wage
Some time ago I sent TO the Corporation Coun-
sci asking II Il would be legal for fncreas Sc
Tire hours q labor n my Office hour day At
present the working hours from TIL Y and
from 10 When a fun noon hour is taken bv
the emp!oye II means working day Of six hours
There good reason why il should not be
seven eight.
II I an correctly informed. II rests with The
Board OF Aldermen 10 lengthen the working dav
Unless Il is done. the heads OF departments Will be
prder necessity year, usual. Of coming for
ward with a request for more money with which
pay more men
Tho higher paid employees - the Finance De-
sartnneni I'll Eork more than six hours day
Aany q them work eight. nine and ten bat the
great majority come 70 WORK az o'clack. take an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-26
OLMSTED ON THE STAND.
Special Sessions Judge GiUes Prober8
His Vie7cs on LO7cer Courts.

Justice Olmsted. Of the Court Of Special Sessions
was again witness yesterday before the state
commission appointed TO inquire into the methods
Of procedure courts % lower Jurisdiction which
is holding its sessions IN the AIdermanIc chamber
City Hall
In reply 70 a question by Julius N. Mayer, coun-
SCI for the commission, Justice OImsted said that he
believed that with two courts sitting at the same
time the calendar could be brought up to date IN
about one year. Mr.. Mayer then asked whether the
Justice thought II would be practicable for one Judge
70 sit alone IN hearing cases with regard to some
petty offences. To this Justice Olmsted answered: .
II you mean that greater burden should be
Put urson the justices now upon the bench I should
say that such process would be unfair and would
impose IN undue burden upon ct least one Of the
justices. Such time the judges appear 10 have
for recreation IS needed by them II you were 70
put g greater amount OF work upon them II woud
s'r1py caIse more frequent vacancies on the
bench
The witness added that the Children's Court could
not be cited example Of q successful iona
Justice court it not essentially criminal
court. Justice olmsted said that he did not favor
the idea Of creating an entirely separate chdren's
court
John Alan Hamilton sssed whether +be~s ".
any separate place of detention for children AFTER
eentence 10 paw fines IF such fines were not paid
The witness replied in the negative. THE anfng
Of child" said the Justice, els punishment for
parent IN some cases the parents tell US that the
child has always been good. has never done any
thing wrong. and that he would never punish him
for anything. Then have TO fine that parent
for being fool
Assembly1nan Smith inquired whether the 22n
fines collected in year from children were
turned over 10 the city.
4 believe they go direct 70 the City Chamber
lain Whether the ChilGren's Society gets part Of
them sfterward or not I do not know" was the
reply
David Belais president Of the New York HUI
name Society was another witness before the COM
mission. He said in answer 10 a question that the
fines imposed IN police courts IN cases prosecuted
by the society go the latter. but he
tnsinastion that the society anxious 10 have
IS many fines imposed possible The officers
and directors Of the New York Humane Society re-
eeive nc salaries Mr. Belais said
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barcelona Nov 2i-Antonio Lopez SPAN New York via
,-henbnre Nov 2l-Deutschand ger, tank. New York
sue Nov Axenfeis Ger Calcutta and Colombo for
Boston and New York :,
Port Said. Nov c5-Su-uga tBT) new foIh wa Aiglers
for Hong Kong. etc -
Genoa Nov 24-ReIsnce (Br), New York
SAILED
Genoa Nov o%-Crete (Pr), New York.
so,t,ban,ntou noon-Matestic tEr), New York
t~serbourR nj Queenstown: Kaiser Wilhelm II Ger.
Teu YORK via Cherbou7g; Trent (Br) Barbados,
colon etc, and Hew York
sbislds Vow 24-Brilant Ger New York. lAckaVanns
tPr) New York
chsrbourg Nov % . n-kaiser Wilhelm u 'lIer New
York
PASSED.
Malta Nov 24-Bloenfonten tHrl. calcutta Boston
sagres Nov a4-MsssllA (Fr. York for Naples and
AkTsslslsE,
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7Ho1 Sunset ABS Noon 1908 Moons
HIGH WATER
A M.-sandy Hook 600 Island ZIP Hell Gate II 05
P M-Sandy Hook a25i Gov. Island 934 Hell Gate 1127
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WIRELESS REPORTS,

Ia Lorraine, reported as 1.195 miles Of Sandy
Hook at 1910 yesterday, is expected dock about
g Saturday.
The MIRnetonka, reported Sandy
Hook at yesterday, is dock about $50
e Saturday.
The Adriac reported 854 miles Sandy Hook
at 7=5 yesterday, is expected dock about $50
a today.
thick fog whcih prevails at Sandy Hook may delay
all incoming steamers due to-day.
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TRkNsPkCIFIc MAILS.

Destination and steamer Close in New York
japan. CoIea and China CyiR TacomaG-
Antochus Nov. n. $50 p n
Australia except WesD, Zealand
Islands Caledonia via
Vancouver and Victoria, C0-Mosna. Nov. % $50 n
Hawaii. Guam and Philippine Islands
via San Frsncisc02U Transport Nov. 80 $50 II
Japan. Corea and China Especially ad-
dressed only Via Seattlel-Tango
Maru Dec. 3. $50 p r
Gnds (vfa Vancouver Victoria
C!-Empress of Japan Dec. 4. $50 p II
Hawaii, Japan Corea- China and Phillip
pine Islands (viz San Francisco
Tenyo Maru 80. Dec. 6. $50 p II
New Zealand. Australia Except WesD.
Samoan Islands and New Caledonia
via san Francisooy,Iord sefton, Dec. 10. $50
Japan Corea and China VIA 6eatte)--
All Maru Dec, 1t. $50 IT
Francisco MaIposa ..--.-......... Dec D. $50
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hour for LUNCH and out of the building by
o'clock Hundreds Of them have other business in
terests and as soon they get away from this
Office they rush 10 their other places Of business
and put in time there
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Nov. %, 1908

ARRIVED.
Saratoga, Downs, Havana 81 10 the
New York Cuba Mail Co, with go passengers
mails and mdse. Arrived al the Bar 1919 m Path
Steamer Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch. Van Der Tee.
Ian American Line, with 224 cabin steera Ee
passengers and mdse- Arrived the a $50 m
I'D.
Steamer Senator Cor, Knudsen. Port Antonio No
venber 10. TO the Atlantic Fruit Co. with
rived AT the Bar at q
Steamer Aokta ODD, Dawson, Huelva November 4.
metals Pennsy Ivania Salt Mfg Co. vessel
BowT1ng & Co Arrived the Bar 8 q m
SRrnia (6ier) Messiner, Port Prince No
Neulber Kingston Colon TO- BOcas del 49, Port
Iimon IL, Kingston 10 Inagua %. Hamburg
American Lipe with mdse Arrived at the Bar IL %
Steamer vandalia Ger. Karberg Yokohama sentem-
8. IS. Moi i. Shanghai D. Hong Kong "a.
Manila October SabanE Said November / and
Algers I. 10 Funch, Edye & Co, with ndse Arrived
q the Bar al 23d
Lucia tAustl, Czech. Liverpool November 4
an Fayal IL. with mahogany I i Williams & Sons;
vessel Phelps Bros & co. Arrived a q m
FsrInsvick SIS Co. with mdse Passed Quarantine
steamer Monroe. Catherine. Norfolk and Newport
News Old Dominion s. with DE- ssengers and
SANDY Hook \ J. -. $50 y m-WInd northeast
light breeze. thick fog smooth
SAILED
s,aa-Eers Kronprinsessn Cecilie Bremen: T-,to,ic
tBT, southampton. President Lincoln Ger NapIet-
Antonio Fore CSoT), Ia Guayra; Huron. Charleston
FxosIsior Ger. Copenhagen. Harry IlckenbaCb san
mar. HevandE jBr), Baltimore Bernudan CFsri Rsr-
,rruds. Comsl, Galveston. Alamo. Mobile.
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James McCreery & Co.
34fb Street

On Friday and Saturday,
November the 27th and 2Sth-
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MANHATTAN orEE e. HI Mo us !,

Telephone IT14-3sth-
OSCAR a aAxSb oPERA SEASON isos-s
NES Niles. a LsBia. zsppiII Trsntinl Ponza9o:
NM Crabbe Gilbert. DacdL De GraEla-a
Mile VaIery premier danseuse Etoile) Mus dr.
FRI. EVE at s-F1rst time in America Of Mas
senets THE JUGGLER OF NOTRE DANE On
Fr.ncb) MISS MARY GARDEN. NM. Remand
Dufranne De Segurola, Wales, NieuiHe Craooe
sAT. NAT 2:15M BARBER OF SEVILLE
NINE TETRAZZINI. Mile Trentint: NM Parole
Semmarco, Gilbert. De Segurola Mus dir. NJ
SAT. NIGHT. s.15-TosCA MILE. LABIA:
NM Taccani Renaud Gilbert GtanoIl-Cialletti-
Mus Dir NJ Campanini.
SIND NIGHT-Fourth popular Campanint con-
cert 5Oc-s15o. Notable artists
MON EVE. SAMSON AND DELILAH Mile
CerviIle- NM Dalrlores Dufranne NieulIe
Crsbbe Grand Corps de Ballet mile. Odette Val
cry premiere danseuse Etoile) Mus dir NJ
WE'D. EVE. THE JUGGLER OF NOTRE DAME.
MISS MARY GARDEN: NM Renaud. Dufranne.
Wales De Segurola Vieuille, Crabbe MUS dr.
FRI EVE Cripple bHD. first time in America.
IA CHAIR, an operate pantomiTne. Mile Odette
Valery. premiere danseuse Etoile: Mile. Christine
Kert: NJ. MontanarI; CAEAILERIA RCsTICANA-
MILE LABIA; Mines MarisSa- .Aldr.ch, sev erlns.
NM. Taccani. PoIese; PAGLIACCL Mile Espinasse;
NM Zenatello. sammaFco. Crabbe. VenturinL Mus
SAT- MAT. THE JUGGLER OF NoTRE DANE
MISS MARY GARDEN. Nm. Reraud. Dufranne.
wales. SeEurola. Vieuiile- Crabbe- Mus DIR.
SAT NIGHT. RIGOLETTO. NINE TETRAZ-
debut. Sammarco. Gilbert. ArimondL Mus dir.
NEXT WEEKS SEAT SALE OPENS
TO-DAY. THURSDAY. AT a. Nj.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER -.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2s.
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TODAY.

TO-DAY.
Mail Vessel
sails
America Hamburg Hamb Am. $50 m m
Ia Provence, Havre. French 700 1000 m
Pontiac, Pernarbuco, Brazilian. 100
Fried der Crosse, Bremen N G Lloyd.
H. Christiensand, Scand-
Bulgaria, Hamburg. Hamb-An
Albano. Hamburg. Hamb- Ann. 300 m
City Of Atlanta, Savannah. Savannah. 800 D M
Hamilton. Norfolk Old Dom. 400 D m
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER q.
p Friedrich.> Colombia, g m 200 m
Bsyamo. TaTnpico, Ward 800 p m
SoIlanche Jacksonville, CLYDE. --.---.- 100 m
Jefferson Norfolk, Old Dominion 800 Q m
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER Is
st Paul. Southampton. American $50 a 1000 m
Carona, Azores, Cunard $50 m m
Baltic Liverpool White q m 1900 m
AaTacaibo. La GIsyrd Red D.. $50 m 1900 m
SaTniA. Hayti Hamburg 600 a m II 90 m
Carolina. San Juan. I g. P r.. a m 1900 m
Saratoga, Havana, Ward m
Advance CrIstobai. Panama 30 a M 300 m
Cherokee, San Domingo Clyde. 300 p m
Ortnoco jamaica r NJ s .........12:50 N 800 m
Republic, Naples White Star.-....... 1900 m
Massachusetts. London. At Trans.
Batavia, Hamburg
Kansas city. Savannah, Savannah.
Mohawk jacksonville, Clyde o m
IaInpssas. Galveston. Mallory 1900 m
Princess Anne, Norfolk. Old Dominion 800 D m
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"Brings mail
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


7ol7hs.aa Nov ~ T1ldor Prince tHr) Nea YorL ,,.
Sabzug. Shanghai. etc
saths rsfon Nov 2f9cesnlc ttr), New YnEk via Plvn,
outh Cherbourg
Hi Na- 24-suram I'D Ntg York.
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FRIDAY. NOVEMBER q.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 2s

P z Friedrich.> Colombia. Hamb-Am. IL 90 m 2
Bsyamc Tampico, Ward ..-.-.......... - 3
Comanche. Jacksonville CLYDE. -...-... |
Jefferson, Norfolk, Old Dominion ...... 5
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FIRST CLASS ENTERTAINMENT
 BY PUPILS OF N. 6. s.

Tby. entertainment gryen last Satar- ds by gHs purH- er tho Nome sram- uar sy."el a---trd ny tH. grown aI lalent as eH- city ts pronounced W unqualified ~H,s.--= as every H, sna Nu= present.
 Inc mH~faa tH u5 u. raataH ftir, -parkf.d .tH tsa hiea lhIr4- t contained tH. ta, nf.. sfttuu b, WtrI ltmr~ s.a- ss ,t,I lfs-uHt-d Is l- uas written IE HsHsea- #sr#.Ha ef,dit aa it= s9ms author
 Frr mtsrtagurg Na~ N3-fvf Gllr- aae, Mayer and th, std mon V,r N1staf- Madui HHd Wright
 Watgr vHs=T.e slue 4St4u9 Ef tad E5ghrs h tes Hl,t-Hf as mt Eabrrr olson etv. d rf.as.#s rea.a- tIea al SaEaul days
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