The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1900, Page 3

hh » i UAIS FOR . Pr GroHiL. _—_— His Fate in British Elec- tions Will Be Known To-Day. LONDON, Oct. 1.—Sixteen English and Trteh boroughs, electing twenty mem- here of the Houre of Commons, are poll- ing to-day, #0 to-night’s returns will furnish some indication of the trend of opinion, Winston Churchtil Is among the candidates whose fate wil be de- Otded to-day, Another long list of unopposed returns brings the total number of those al- ready olected, up to 290 P, M. to-day, to 110, as follows: Conservatives, seventy-elght; Union. fate, elmhteen; LAberals, eight; Nation> + allate, atx, Among the Interesting personalities returned to-day unopposed were Ministerialisin—Lord George Hamil ton, Beoretary of State for India (Baling Divieton of Middlesex); Baron Ferdi mand de Rothschild Aylesbury Divia- fon, of Buckinghamehire), Sir Michael Hicke-Beach, Chancellor of the Pxete quer (West Bristol), Mr. Akers-Dougias, Firat Commissioner of Works (ast Ken); William Leoky, the historian (Dublin University); Sir Rdward Car. on, the Solicitor-General (Dublin Unt- veraity), Nationalista — John 1 Chairman of the United Irish Partin. ry party (Waterford City, miieras aia Wiward Grey Parliamentary Becrtary for fairs (ierwick jorthumberiand) 20 BRITISH BLOWN UP, Soldiers Meet Death De- stroying Boer Am- munition. formerly Foretan LORENZO MARQUES, Oct. 1.—An explosion occurred at Komatipoort while the British were destroying the Boer ammunition, resulting in the death of two of the Gordon High. Jandera and the injury of elghteen others PRETORIA, (et, 1.—Gen, Badon-Powetl has arrived here to take command of the police in the Tranevaal and Orange River Colony, where |t is proposed to matntadn a force of 12,00 men, all under Gen, Badon-Powell, LONDON, Oct, 1.—A deepatoh from Lord Roberts dated Gunday, Bept. 9%, mys “Bundles troops tn the Bethlehem Aistriot have recaptured from the Roers A mountain battery gun loet at Niohol- fone Nek and also 6,000 rounds of Mar- (nt-Henry ammunition,” aniline SHELLED BY THE BRITISH —— Gunboat Smashes Town in China Held by Boxers. HONGKONG, Britien China, Oot. 1 ‘Tho British munboat Robin has shelled the village of Luk-Lao held by the Boxers, Tho town ts on the West River and the Inhabitants fired on 9 Mritish steam- er, The ringleaders were jater captured and forged, PARIS, Oct, 1.—The French Conaul- General at Shanghai telegraphs that he han: been informed by the Governor of Bem-Che-Li that, through the Inter Mediation of Bheng the minsionartes and engineers at Theng-Ting- hu were and sound Sept, @) that the military end civil muthorities had taken pros Cautions to protest all the missionaries ‘and that the Belgian mission at Ning» Tian-Lung was safe, TETREAU | RESIGNS. —— Pastor of St. Jean Bap- tiste Will Travel for His Health. Father Frederick Tetreay, of the Church of Bt. Jean Baptiste, in Bey- enty-elxth street, near Lexington ave- Hue, after seventeen yeara of work erowned with good deeds without num: ber, has resigned Win charge of the @hurch made famous by the relic of @. Ann. On the last saint's day in July more than 2,000 persons visited the #hrme, which f@ to the left of the chaneel, the wack in front of It heaped high with -eanes and crutches cam aside by those ‘who have been cured, Wohool and extended charitable work, ‘lll pans to the Community of the Bers. ft Montrent @lready arrived in thw olty, They will Fello of Bt. Ann will be given a secon: Gary place in the @t all hours of the day and night, Wather Tetreau is beyond fifty, and the stress of his work has told on him Ho 9 also aMicted with rheumatien, He intended to stay the year out, but, Gs the priests came on from Canad asked Archbishop Corrigan to accept his Poalgnation on Monday lav He intends to take a good rest, and Will go to Los Angeles, Cal, where he ‘will spend the Winter, Then ho will go fo Rome and spend two or thiee yeurs ‘tow, but by thousands who Redmond, | | oneTweed Division of) Tho charge of the parish, with its 4 @hrine, the headquarters of which is Might of the brothers have @xpose the Blessed Sacrament, and the basement of the @hugoh. The new shrine will be exposed travel. He ts loved not only by hie POPPE EDE OR ETE OE PEEPS ee es eee THE JURY, William A, Dis, a druggist, 008 Sixth avenue, Henry #6, Schwind, manager, 120 Pearl atreet, Max §, Brown, salewman, 640 Broadway, Samuel Robbe, clothier, 9011 Second avenue, J. O'Brien, tinemith, S76 Elton avenue, jan HW, Goldamith, 701 Leaington av Onoar Rorma: treasurer, Willthm Binens, Wost One Hundred and Fighteenth otreet, David B. Levy, veal estate, 991 Broadway. Warry = Frank, feventy-firat street and Aven butcher, 8723 olwar = @eal Peter J, Manta, cont deale Hundred Fiftieth tr Hudson River, Charles BE. Ackron, formerly propri- ctor of the notortous Tivoll, who through some powerful influence has been ene abled to defy the law, and who has Srasenly boasted of his pull, waa put on trin| tostay before Judge Cowing in General Bersions, charged with «rand lareeny, SENT AWAY. es Chaffee Cables that Only Guard for Legation Will Stay in Peking. WASHINGTON, Oot. 1.—The War De- partment received a cablegtam from Gen. Chaffee to-day Indicating that he had received the Instructions to with- draw moat of the United Mates forces from China and had provided, tn ac- cordance with these Inetructions, for a lemation guard. "Rept, 2, 9 cabled trom Mentein, cetved your numbers 42 and 4, Ninth Infantry, Third Squadron fixth Cavalry and ieht battery will conmtitute legation guard. Bhall ¢n- deavor to get all supplies to Tongohow before water falls, OHAFFER." Despatches Nos 42 and @ referred to by Gen, Chaffee were those containing his instructions to withdraw the Ameri- can troops from Peking Another despatch from Gen, Chaffee sald; “Health command good, Have nee comed invitation hospital ship Maine to tranater Pome convalescents to hospital whip Rellef, now repairing, Nagnsaki.”’ —— HAY ON DUTY AGAIN. Secretary of State Returne from Vacation in the Bent of Health, WASHINGTON, Oct, 1. — Secretary Hay appeared at his office In the State Department today after his Summer vacation spent in New Hampshire. He spent several hours jast evening talking with Dr, Hill, who was Acting Secretary during his absence, The Secretary \# apparently in the best of health now, asin NO RUSSIAN GRAB? the The and fn St, Petersburg that im Has Not Been Annexed, ST, PETERSBURG, Ost, ~The Of ficlal Messenger to-day declares the tenor of the Government's omeinl com> munications in regard to Ruspia's tasks | gy he CHARLES E. ACKRON OUR TROOPS |DELAY ON THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENIN DIVEKEEPER ACKRON ON TRIAL AT LAST. EE Case Dragged for Two Years and Judge Cowing Would Have No Further Delay. PRR tbebeids en 1o-2S S692 The case has been in the courte for nearly two years, The complainant |e James T, Conway, of the Brooklyn Chair Company, who lives at % Bast Twentieth street, District-Attorney Gardiner's action tn obtained the release of the divekeeper when he was on trial at Atlantic City had somewhat discouraged Conway, who almowt despaired of ever getting Ackron beforo a jury, Btephen J, O'Hare, counsel for the divekeeper, made an- other play for delay thia morning, but waa unmuccess tut, JUDGE'S REFUSAL, Mr, O'Mare asked for & postponement this time because he @ald’ Ma principal witness, A. D. Foote, wae tt and un- able to appear, Judke Cowing retuned to wrant the Frequent, saying that he had read in the newspapers that Aokron had escaped trial #0 often, and an the District-Attor- ney Was ready t proceed he would order the trial begun, The Judge told Mr, O'Hare that if it Waa necessary he would appoint a com- . | mmton to take the testimony of Wit- nesa Foote Aokron followed the proceedings with Apparen( unconcern, The man in whose Place citizens were beaten and robbed and who boasted that he had a “pull” that no one sould read, looked like spectator le not fo the cond et of the Tivoli baat 1 Ww Mam "aomers and Maret inne’ at Fe ae el Peck well, obtain th "worth Drgien 4 aber, 1808, under false he jury box waw Aled at 2.9 o'dook, REVISION. eevee Changes in Westminster Confession Passed by Presbytery. ‘There was A inrwe attendance of clergymen and elders at the mesting of the New York Presbytery, held to-day fn the chapel of the Ol Miret Chureh, Fifth avenue and Pleventh street. Rev David G. Wyle, of the Scotch Chureh, acted a8 moderator, and the #ession, which wae an Important one, Was ne oret ‘The Prestytery, It wan believed, woutd Mecide as to the advisability of revise ing the Weatmineter confession, qieation Is pending before the 22 bytertea of the United States The Committee of Inquiry on the Creed Revision, whieh was appointed last May by the General Assembly at Bt, Louls, Is compored of Charies A. Dick: ey, Herrick Johneon, Samuel J. Nicoll, Dantel W. Meher, Willlam MeKibbin, George BH Tewart, Samuel P. 8p er, which Prea- ex-President Benjamin Harrison, John M. Harlan, Daniel R, Noves, BW. UC, Humphry, Willam FL Crate, John KB Parsons, Bilsha A. Fraser, Henry Van Dyke and 8, W. Dana After prayer Mey Ge W. Birch, the ptated clerk, read his monthly re- port, Then the subject of the revision of the creed came before the Preaby tery, and ly Unanimous consent it waa jnid over until the next session, whieh will be helt Nov, 2 at 3 PM, and was made the first order of business, —— HELD FOR CORONER, Brooklyn Woman Died of a Broken Shall, and Prisoner Mast plain, Paul Bohuits, twenty years old, of 28 Jefferson mreet, Willlamaburg, was held without ball for the Coroner in the Ewen Street Court today for alleged complicity in the assault on the woman who died Saturday in St. Catherine's Hospital, Bhe was found a week ago with a fractured skull in front of a saloon at Knickerbocker avenue and Mtanhope atroet, where she had been | ¥ in the far Bast clearly demonstrate that | drinking with Bohults and Charles Kes- the “reports of the annexation of churia are devoid of all foundation,’ Man- | sorting, TOURS ibid him, been edie. ave’ doe | Whaat weveral days, The women's body ts at the Brooklyn Morgue awaiting identi- P| Union Pacific Favored and >| provement }] lines, Southwestern and Pacific GAINS IN ALL, STOCKS| — Brooklyn Rapid Transit’ the Feature of the Early Market. the Other Railways Up on the List. Stocks Mowed gaina on the Exchange to-day, and trading was promising Brooklyn Rapid Transit was the open ing feature, Union Pacific also showing iit tanues Were up 4 of a point the Industrials showed noticeable gains, but were not much sought The railroad stocks were quite active anit steady at an advance. Tennesee Coa) & tron moved up ttt points, Reading Jet preferred b2 and Hurltngton $4, while Union Pacific ain ed nearly int Amerie: wo Was the only really weak ato lt a point Ratiros ke were In larger demand than for a long time and the specialties fell somewhat Into the background. Im of @ point or two were by some of the Western trunk ke Sugar spurted up to 8 and Manhattan to S§ Bonde were quiet and irregular Shortly before noon Chicago, Cinoin Hath, Cleveland @ Bt Louls preferred dropped suddenly to U2, after opening at Ws ta making @ lows of 6 Le Union Pac ntinued In large de mand on on reme advance of | 34 Vreomsed Steel Car extended ie fine to made © 1 84 People's Gas, Metropolitan and General Blectrio made sharp gains and the market rome to the beat of the day and became dull on a slight reaction Union Pacific as carried up to 6 the final hour and the general it doa notch higher than on the ym rise, But realising made | Mmaintenanes of prices diMoull, whon Temfiesee Coal and was sugidenly P} raided don 21-2 the tone became enate ak around, Upon the reaction hich ath hot exceed a (raction, the pressure wis | relaxed pase the market steadied and @ closing was dull and MANS con nay a Aes} net a Aa: 6 Ey and of bonds $968,000), were Bes: = tS EEE EESI ES SSE Ste: = > Qontinnotal Tob Cen, Tohaceo pt. Lathe & Da, 72% SRSHBLS ASP ahs: eS Serre FE = Hs Bs iN t Bess 6 4 hac Tt nity + MN My Hh } F WS a " My ; Vara! PARR Ma t . . 4 | Northern “Paci” % ts Hi North, Par pf 4 ey OR oh NY Alrbrake i 1 1 10 New vorw Central... BTW BBW TB TBR Ontario ay ren Pacttle Mati Pullman Pele Resting ' Heading Let pt Sekuusks: = am ee Sham: - gts as at BS we ® a Ry ARR AR IR as ie bn STOCKS a rove. Netter Tone to the London Marker and Americans Favored by Speculators, The London stook market showed «en era} improvement to-day, although rad Ing was only fairly active, American railway shares were favore’ and Maplayed strength, Ad the opening the prices showed advances of 1-6 | 4 per cent, but later there was ® wilght reaction, valuea dropping to about New York parity Consols for the account were 1-16 per cent, lower, nd COTTON PRICES UP. The cotton market was steady to-Aoy and § to 7 pointes higher, The opentne prices were: Ootober, 1029 to 10.4) No~ vember, 9.90 to 9:92; December, 916 bid) January, 076 to $1; February te O77) Mareh and April, #76 to 977, May O77 to 8.78, June, 977 to 9.78; July, OT to 9.76; August, 4.68 mK prices were: Ootober, 1042 November, 10.13 to 10.14; Decem ber, 0.96 to 0.0%; January, 9.96; Februar 999 to 990; March, 9.06 to 0.96; Apri 9.95 to 0.65; May, 908 to 9.) June and July, 9.90 to 0.965 Auguet, 6.06 to A Market very steady, nee mereene WHEAT SOLD LOWER. } Wheat opened today 34 cent, low or on a baale of 14 cash for Decem ber, The opening prices tor New York were: December wheat, ® 38; October wold 19 78 to 80; May, % bid; December corn, 4 18 Chiengo's opening pricen were; No vember wheat, 1% 1-2, December, 7 1-8 December corn, 8 1-2 New York ‘ song. prices were Muge h |} TA Id; Oot, 107-8 Nov. kt 1-8: ‘pee 31-4. May corn, 41 3-8 bid; Oct. i6 1-2; 'Dee., igor ai OCTOBER 1; | someerssonneeennererereneernneeneroneey ' erereres % Croker—What do I want @ ROOSEVELT IN NEBRASKA —_—— Says Hogs and Wheat Have Gone Up Since McKinley Got In. FADIA CITY, Neb, Mot 1-Oov. Roowavelt's party reached thi place to fay and found ralny weather and the rround watersoaked The Inhabitants were at the station to vear and mee Gov, Roomevelt, and there were many wagons and carrt The Governor, In the course of hin remarks, aid “L notioed the other day that Mr. Bryan eaid that the Republican party had no right to olaim the benefit of the foot thet pork and wheat and oorn had gone up, He waa wpeaking of hoge at the time, “The Republican party said four years ago that if ita polictes were adopted thowe articles would go up. Ite pollotes %, od and they have gone Up, ‘ou Proportion the reaponethiity between the ev ence and the Republi oan party as you oh we miving the He pubtlean party Us share.” NO INCREASE, SAYS MAYOR. diikilpaains City Departments Can Get No Larger Ap- propriations. ‘Tho Board of Petimate and Appor thonment met in the Mayor's office (hw morning to take up the consideration ot the provisional estimates in the an nual budget Mayor Van Wyck announced that he would not vote for any Inorense tn wale ries nor would he sanction ty hie vote sny Inoreawes tn the working foree of any department. ‘The estimates for the Mayor's Office were $97,900, the same oa last year; those oof the Buremi of lAcenner) amounted (o $97,000 againat $296,465 for last year, ‘The City Clerk asked for $228,062, agatnet $23,062 for last year The Department of Tuxos asked for an Increase of $10,000, part of which was for the imerease of exteting salaries, and the reat to provide for additions to the force. ‘You have enough of olerks, and they are paid enough,’ eatd the Mayor, The Lew Veparement’s etitnates amounted to 690,74, which In no Ins ound, President Coogan, of the bor. veh of Manhattan, asked for $12,100), the amount allowed Inst year, but the ther borough presidents askin for 8,400 Increases The ewtimates for the Mnance De partment amounted to $842,906 jast year, and this year they were $473,102 Deputy ymptrolier Lavey explained that the yorease Was due to the establishment ft branches of the Cty Paymamter's of fee In the different borough. The ‘or ald he woukd not vole for any of any Mind het layor pal) (hat the Davia law W778. to the aanount to be for BUCKETSHOPS WIN. United States Ju fuses to Restrain The Veine @ tle MILWAUKEE, Wie, Ort, 1Judge foaman in the United States Distriet Court today rendered a dwciston deny ng the petition of the Chicago Hoard of Trade for a temporary injunction re- etraining several ailewed bucketmiops of Milwaukee from using the quotationa of ve Chicago Hoard —_— SHIPPING NEWS, AIMANAG POR TO-DAY, G.i6\fwn sete 6 44 Moon’ pete THE TINA High Water AM IM e- from Sun rise 10.55 low Water M tw au) % AM ow On iW Santy Mook Governor's Island Hell aa or 1241 10 30 os PORT OF SEW TORK, ARRIVED. Halim Vor Tampa New Or Vrvoew ten OUTGOING STRAMSIIPS BAILED TODAY Saxon Prine Monier (dee AIL, TOMORKOW 1 Kaleer Wilhelm Growe, Lroquole, Charles iT Ae ae eee ew eee PTA wey TOOOPODODIT OHHH SOG HNOH SO OUO OO Out me rey 1900, CNSLNSSI1CS 9181915191 SISIOOS, with ac inet position? OOOO OU GIFT TO COLUMBIA. oe Unnamed Donor Bullds| a Hail for Religious Precept. } About t09 etudente and members of the} JWaouity of Columbia Universtiy attended the opening chapel exeroises In the le ture room of Sehermerhorn Hall at 9] ofolock thin morning, eondueled by Rev Dr. George Ke Vandewater, rector of Bt. Andrew's Po Chureh, and Chap Main of (he University President Low delivered an ade) dream agpropriate to the Occaston, He fald that aftention whould be padd to physical (raining a a necessary adjunct to high mental culture, that students might attend the University ail ther lives and not get an edueation, The rer sult jay with themeelves, He then announced that a munificent mitt, received from a donor who refused to have hie name mentioned, would al- low the building of a hall for the fur oof the religious precepts of the a nthe This hall will be tullt on the went aide of the University, south ot Engineering Hall, and will be under the general direction of the Young Men's Christian Agsootation, The advantages, however, of {1 will be for all oreeds, _——- WOMAN'S SKULL FRACTURED, Johanna Kampareila, thirty-five years old, of MT Hast Beventy-aecond street, was knocked down by & horse and wagon at Bixty-ninth street and Second avenue this morning, Bhe was taken to the Presbyterian Hospital with her wkull fractured, The driver waa ar- rested, “MORE BOXES OF GOLD, And Many Greenbacks To secure additional informatton directly from the people it is pro- posed to send little boxes of gold and greenbacks to persons who write the most Interesting, detailed and truth: ful descriptions of thetr experience on the following toples 1, How have you been affected by coffee drinking and by changing from coffee to Postum? 2, Do you know any one who has been driven away from Postum be- cause it came to the table weak and characteriess at the first trial? 8. Did you set such a peraon right regarding the easy way to make Pos- tum clear, black and with a ertep, rich trwt 4 Have you ever found a better way to make it than to use four heap: ing teaspoonfils to the pint of water Jet stand on stove until real botling begins, then note the clock and allow it to continue easy boiling full 16 minutes from that time, stirring down occasionally? (A pleco of but-| ter about the alze of a navy bean placed in the pot will prevent botling over.) 6. Give names and account of thone you know to have been cured or helped In health by the dismissal of coffee and the daily use of Postum Food Coffee in its place 6. Write names and addresses of 20 friends whom you believe would be benefited by leaving off coffee, (Your name will not be divulged to them.) Address your letter to the Postum ; Cereal Co,, Ltd., Battle Creek, Mich. writing your own name and address clearly. Ke honest and truthful; don't write; poetry or fanciful letters, just plain, | truthful statements, Decision will be made between Oc: | tober 30th and November 10th, 1900, by three Judges, not members of the Postum Cereal Co,, and a neat little box containing a $10 gold piece sent to each of the five best writers, a box containing & $5 gold pleca to each of the 20 next beat writers, a $2 greenback to each of the 100 next best and a $1 greenback to each of the 200 next best writers, making cash prizes distributed to 325 per sons | Almost every one interested In pure food and drink is willing to have their name and lotter appear jn the papers for such help as {t may afer to the human race. However a request to omit name will be re Every friend of Postum is urged t 5 write, and each letter will be held in high esteem by the company as an evidence of such friendship, while the little boxes of gold and envel- opes of money will reach many mod est writers whose plain and sensible | letters contain the facts desired, al though the sender have but small faith in winning at the time of writing Talk this subject over with your cera were: Nov, | Thome, Inagu Orleans. | friends a see how ent bef wes ou can win prizes, t is a good, my 1-8; November THOOMTNG cota onest competition and in the beat het corn fnole, deckorariile. erpeadio, Qteanar, | Rind of # cause, Cut this statement His x ears, Hawvare. louisiana, New Orleans OUt for It will not appear again, ‘ bee ole spade ‘THREE NEW FREAKS IN THE AQUARIUM. ~~ 04 They Are a Baby Harbor Seal, a Yellow Eel and a Green Moray. Mer three new members of the effort it makes a handsome age cabana a, WHA Ace ke a ribbon of varying hues : Heal, a eVilow Wel and de Pee 4 4 Yilow He) ‘ Ha Beal was sent bj it ‘Wermuth, of ortamouth,. Re es the moat ntartiing of the He Tt leone of the smallest over caught, Wii aka Welk hing hirty pounds, i f the little seal ene which lives the Keepers and wat he |# already a great aytul awa rontheoid ol eet ind more graceful n water than the Arger seals, —— Peery voter cons of the Special Issue of the 1") World Almanagy with Ipame Campaten Supe plement More than @00 pruen A mrent book, aie, All newstealers or by im nid have @ Women’ s $7.00 Skirts, $3.90. : The Greatest Outing, Golf or Te our. ist Shirt attraction in New York: For to-morrow only, : aso Women's Short Length Skirts, like! cut, of all-wool plaid back homes; spun cheviots, in oxford, medium gray, brown and roval blue, cut in: the latest sevens gored shape; finely; tailored throughout, all welted: seams, double stitched; two front; seams stitched four times; outside: bottom faced with two pointed: straps, each stitched six times and: nicely spaced; deep inverted plgit! back; waist band, 23 to 30 inches; ; lengths, 36 to 42 inches; regularly : sold for $7.00, This the greatest value ever offered, on sale to-morrow, one day only, H One to a customer. None C, O. D. ‘orders filled, Women’s Black Waists. ‘Newcomers—of two materials, sateen and brilliantine. They are on sale to-mor- morrow, exceptionally priced ‘At J 987 Black Brilliantine, leated back, finely ' tucked front, hire culls, separate coh lars, all lined, sizes 31 to 46, At 98c —Of Black and Colored ' ° ; Lustre Sateen, tucked back and front. eco! Floor, Mth at There are a few of those shirts left, They cost reg: ‘ularly $1.50. Are fancy stiff bosomed shirts, with de-+ ‘tached cuffs, and have a fit like those custom made.! ‘Sizes run from 13% upward, There are just a few: dali and, of course, they'll last but a short time, t Maln Floor, @th M1. Section, “Couch Reductions. ; T os morrow, rie N Tuesday, we are: eg tee v ge Hgoing to give you! ; eM main opportunity to! WAV buy a couch at a: greatly reduced; price. Unlike the: usual way . adeantisin one couch at a special price, this offering will include every couch on our 4th floor; ‘sixty-eight different styles and every one reduced from} 25 to 33%. In addition to the saving you realize, you: ‘have your choice from the most elegant assortment of ‘couches we have ever shown. H ‘yy 00 full tufted velour Couches, $22.00 plain seat genuine leather | So-ceeere-o- 5] containing 1 springs, at $4.98, Couches, $16, 96. ‘ ie ' Y if or s 14 ‘910.00 large size (ull spring edge eee eo uches, af pune i; velour Couches at $7,50, $10.00 full spring edge Couches, in Leatherette, $6.98, up iches of all Kinds, Bed Couches, Couches with adju $15.00 full tuted spring edge seat: Couches, in finest velour, all hair: olstering, $12,48, H table ends-—all re! Fourth Plow, + Box duced, ~ Hercules Fireproof Safes. A safe will do much to baffle a} sneak thief, as well as protect your: HW possible without one if you have! valuables at home. H The prices we ask for these Hercules Fireproof | Safes are considerably lower than those of the! Every sale iy guaranteed str reproof, trices, 5,88,: sun exclusive ¢ dealer, 13.98, 21,98, 23.50, 29.98, 35,75, 55. 90, SI. Heetlon, 6 1. DENTISTRY. No Charge '""" Groceries, Maracaibo Coffee, very fine, sold elsewhere as ‘ava and Mocha, bean FULL ¢ id, per Ib. 1 7c, ‘Gendine Tiandheling, Java and 5.00 fi, Ay Mocha Coffee, hae b.. 3 SET ‘ a ic apeiron Gold Fillings, $1, Silver Fill es, 50! tas a pe th 88s ae Gold Crown, $3 0 § Pi. ' wio-nect-b 9001007 SRE sree ' BLOOMINGDALE BROS,, : BLOOMINGDALE BROS, ; ' 3d Aves, Sth and Oth Ste 3d Aves 59th and 60th Sty |