The evening world. Newspaper, January 2, 1901, Page 2

2 THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 2, 1901 'GOV. ODELL STANDS FOR ECONOMY AND ONE-HEAD CONTROL OF POLICE. TCHED BY CORY. eleleininieininimininieleinini , SOME ALBANY STATESMEN SKE Heinle icieieleleiei-i Inleinini teivinieielricieieeivinieick +i Ga S) Legislature He Recom- mends Also the Aboli- LONDON, J. pSbal Lord Roberts on anchored | ing the trancfer tat oom net hela termined to fn ye true | off Ost ati ALM. today. fn this erty. to janapolls headquar. tion of the Fee System GLAD IT } Lapa Lerithen aati MGHeA DORIA Capek Cblbn : Heri ai tecelver. ta mow. Incchtere d Oth Ref x WASNT ate andien th Flelu. Marshal detachment of Boers en} Roode- an er eforms— |+-- celia berts ery TAPP ACATT) yard of Middleburg, Jan. a a VB {G6 To ! “| trom the Ca 3 graph fines A SOUR STOMACH Be Disapproves State Con- (ANYWAY (| ‘The aged General was ushered into ‘and —--—- aH m1 ff ohis Queer eyzish 4 s stabulary. ———™*°_( J the prewnce ot ed Queen Sreynsbure unas Is Often the Real Cause of a Sour Temper. LA ~~ on I «and Princesses, and t yin p That the condition of the digestive orga: $F] vate told of the war In Africa has a marked effect upon the character or ree SC] (After tho audience it was announ Teena Aisposition is a truism as old as the bills, (ipectal to The Hvenire Wort.) Althat the Queen had bestowed anf Pretoria and 1 Old Ben Jonson wisely said "the pleasure (ALBANY, Jan, 2—Gov. Odell's mes- HE fdom on ford Roberts, with a spec aplure of | of living depends upon the Hyer” and It te ge to the Legisiature of the State of HE] remainder for his daushters te oo qud) hte entry’ | a fact which none may dlspute that a suany % z 4 i ry “ «,| disposition more often results from @ New York was delivered to-day: 5 ests hed soldiers, oe a and the pre { Jord Roberts | healthy digestion than from an: other Following ts the abstract: + sid he [18 “Baron | Re ‘of Kandahar and | cause. i ‘Of the Btnte indebtedness for the flacal + wan not Materondey the former in commemors-1 acid dyspepsia, commonly called sour , year closing September 3), 1509, $5,000 x pen pond Rltehener's iit nels) tx | stomach or heartburn, is caused by glow . SEO hah ea af 5 feeemat hiran Kitchener « hartuum for his | digestion of food; instead of being promptly | secrets rata UiSelanel baat t for nome tim: had rains Roudans digested and conyerted Into blood, bone and | propriation. No other provision except for the Item falling due in January, Bee 1 1902, will be necessary during the cur- fj rent year. This item will be for $5 “it iit ©} and is for the redemption of outstand- | : ing certificates of Indebtedness. . The tax rate for the current year 1s atua- $196 mills, which will yield on the {ton of the State (85,461,302.752) $1 { 158.39. The largest source of revenue to {the State is the Collateral Inheritance Vras rls ' X ax, During the years from 1897 to 19, finelusive, there was recelved from this egy Le, Grr + @ource $11,76,211.05. sages Yi Mate Should Collect. A. s It im recommended that {n all coun- Wola 7 WA tebe j ties’ where there are now officlal ap- {Dtalsers the collection of the taxes be {transferred ¢o the State Comptroller, and in all other countica the County Treasurer be made the offical appraiser Sarith no additional fee for such rervic ¥ _ The incorporation laws and their bear- | {ng upon the revenues of the State mug- | Julmfajotnfatefajatafalel Geet liberal legislation to mako them) oe eee selet-i-l<} More effective, Corporations in other |fiThate of calonlzation of femal voters Btates are treated more liberally than No possible restric- fn New York. This State Is loning rev- | upon paces of this @nues which other States are enjoying. | ° z bysconstant > super: The total amount received from the ine | lO edo LA fee ee Ateneo @erporation tax during the last vear was pieln are required, thiriy days be- only §K6,778.61, nh at only. $34. {fre al election, to give to the Buperin- tondent of Elect (098,000 of capital was organized Cer eh aa tia New York laws tn that period. The en-{ ‘“Thit rendera jt etill possible to col- @otment uf amendments which will) ize and oast a fraudulent vote. 1 Peek, re ould 0 Ex. J E Mberalize and make more popular our , “oc! rumeest an amendment to the Ex- g incorporation laws is carnestly urged. | sioner inay at ail times throughout the corporations wecking ¢o do busi- | Sear call upon the hotels under nie juria- yl ” m fess in this State should be subjected | picat ay are then! deeioheg emanent 40 the same Iimitations an our own, he may be empowered to make auch ad- il regulations an will at all times Felley of Netrenchwent. ce tin In poasesaion of such informa: ui ashe may by J upon to The special attention of the Legislature | py the suserintendent of dleetene is asked to the possibility of consolidat ‘ing or abolishing many of the commis- @ions which have been heretofore} i nt ‘4 hands of unserupulous men the the supervision and control a rection of evile in the city | could be so imanipukated that fraud was ereniee bia te ieee atte a 1 the noed of huabanding | eanlly possible. Marital relation sould | the f the efty the Governor nd oniy d when Many of these have outgrows, thelr une- 2 Se cpartment of K needs tee shit an fplness, + corrective Iegimlation, — Eapectally is thin | ment mandatory in its character should | 4 Zit is recommended that the State! true of those departments whose admin: | b acted, witch would: provide that ‘might be readily divided into factory |I#trition is contined to county: lines. In vice of the summons in auch an. fespection districts, with better results, |! ion T desire to call your at- on ahould be proven before and the 7 * tu the fuct that ¥ cl doby the trhal judy (On this point, which the Governor be- | public officers In that clty Cane Ua ED Ce Gy ln NG ‘Heves to be one of the most important |a larger remuneration for their res now existing.” athe e {than that which begiven to the Prest- Bo be considered, the text of the menRARS | Gent af the Linited tates. | Va "Factory inspectors in the course of | chet Het tox few inatances of 4 LEGISLATURE IS ARRIVAL OF Fees System. ———-- ntidenc Put FOR LORD ROBERTS! teiesion ott eeimnt fw EARLDOM AND GARTER “*° a. rs Aged Queen Hears His Report of War—|the suoreme Court, in Brooktyn, ints. Royal Honors for the General. ein Lord Ki Ing the outcom: 1 Mar- Coroner Says Mrs. Rathoun Rough on Rats in Husband's Coffee. that the fay FIND POLICEMAN CONSIUS Patrick McNiece, with Fractured Skull, Lying in Patrick selous stalrway Thi He their inspection become familar with | hori of the county « NOW IN SESSION . “the questions arising between employer | fy pelven i ang annual sin and employee, and thelr reports could are Heo ioe “furnish a great deal of the Information | more. rlaim his mae er | 1 that Js needed for the proper consldera- aa a et Riares Both Houses Organize in tion of the relations existing between jentitied to addition ompennatl’ em. If thia be no, it would seem that | This It not true in effect, because M+ Compliance with Caucus bya consolidation of these three depart- {fat al all times demand iu end of Rules. ‘ments into one, to be known as the De- lal harm, It would seem to me tha MINANY lane eencinabranchestor| yj a salary of $20,000 woul bs Thin, oftive the State Legttiature convened at i} jo The aame may be anid of th Ao Mo toslay. The Senate was cated 1b partment of I.abor, the work pene of the present depart be more efficiently perform let! nit the Register of thy SS i oa very much less expense than ts ¢ | of New York. whore i é t Hieut Gov. ‘Timothy te ible. If thin I Tabor {tive In the county of Kongh tt Veoodruft und the Awsembily by Col pposelbie: f£ this Department abor {esnincles ae tact A cal ae {should be created, with a deputy tn] Clerk and) Register amount to $00,00 Peet eeune ERLE ee oeae tebarge of euch of the three branches pert annus Is « Fenalaniockiite . eit {heretofore conducted separately, a ptor | tating therefor #1 . which, from the character of ita recom. fvieton could be made by which a Hoard | be pad int hie | Of Mediation and Arbitration might be | boRs of reducing the taxes upon prop elected from those connected with the department. an’ a large saving of sale! ries and office expenses effected. Would Save ® "In my opinion at | be saved an the result Ona the great Interests of Jat ter conserved,” Supervision of facto by focal Boards of Health and deputy factory Hnspectors is suggested in the bellef that] What remedy ha Nehereby better hygiente condlite ebsites Die city 6 ibe brought about. Under the h repute? A Bta ne, Wit Hatened to with great by members and spectators, ization of both houses was uit in compllance with the de- nination of the caucuses: Senator Thnothy Ho Ellsworth, af Ni- agama County, was elected President pro tem of the Senate, the Democratic * voting for Senator ‘Thomas F. of New York, ‘They thus become | will be found n Jers of thelr respective parties on] applies to this « sater1 TO FORCE YORK ts voting in Daniel 8. Frist t ON TAM MANY. oo % merge Javatem is "baaity mo would | never be esndicated in into Ain aubsec Bf of the Assembly, the Demo. for Ansemblys Schoha: s can! ‘county. The latter becomes onatabualary’ Employer's Liability the messay Leen suggeated, but strong a the leader of the minority of that! 7 4 - , i lon pon parc of the « ATH etianlorlisiiends : i (Ls Se ena lien EEO ee ee rer alte tte | McLaughlin Machino Insists j.y-tap:ti-bintisbiebbbibib tibet eB] oNerY DI Meqaiesce in thle solution renders. tris ted b Speake . thatHeBeM jemaployment of careful and prud: pita valueless. A metropolitan Ways anda « Committee, a e@ Be Made Chief fees nessary as the best mechanical | *YAtrm ls oben to the crltteiam tt PHILBIN ASSIGNS STAFF. + violation of U2 nciple of hi of Folice. v ppllances. Inccmpetency, which causes | uipanteed by the Conatitution, injury. should be punished ay fully us| We are, therefore rout to face SHERIFF SAYS Tiwan Tearned to-day that the Demo-lpigcen Min Anatatante for the \ er prope: A his proposition, My ap ret - erattc organization 0: in) M " a rte rapes mes [iy xiv augment aime vin | OD ELL 1S WRONG, |wi insin on Commissioner York's ape Term. PeuGtetieiTadianaie ColgrailaZAndsrAaiaal ve poms ment by: Mayor Van Wyck as head] The new District-Attorney made his " ‘9 i re ¥ a f amsistants to-day for the ema have been found to work without} of the Police Department, aasignments o ’ Declares He Gets Only| Tammany wants w appoint one of | January term, oeginning next Monday féetriment or serious embarruxsment ; ‘ ee Sie fea ert a .| Le Barbier and Sehwartzkopf will (and) the great State of New York ow $12,000 a Year Salary and |! "wn men as On f ut Police. Sex-| nate charge of the prosecution. of all © Jeo the laboring interests of the Stute ihe but Croker's real | murder cases before Juatlee Rursman game ample protection, | Foes Are Not So Large. favorite for the place tn sald to be in the criminal branch of the Supreme s Nixon, head of the C | Court AThe' duties of the State Hoan! of | eere Nixon, head of the Committee) “curr of General Sessions—Part 1, Charities, {tts belleved, could be more Sta Rivet ve, ai torstood, | qamneend and Gurdon: Wart 11, Walsh, Broperly attended to hy a single com- fayor Von Wyek. It te understood,| Merman and Skidmore; Hart iil, Me iasioner, by which the State would be WHE Veto the single-headed poltce bill | Clerland and O-Conn ev IV. Blake, row n name the ab: yatem of the ¢ Wiliam F. Grell, Sheritt of New York County, takes lasue with Gov, Benjamin , Odell on the propoattion to abot q present fee system in the Bher- faved $2,000 w year. eraiomnce when It fs sent to him from Albany. Court of Special i. Gray. t ae \ The Republicans have a sutfictently| Preparation for Trial and, Disposal of One Prison Niniasioner, * It tt moreover right that 1 have no werenal interest tn the large majority in the Legislature to} Indictments—Osborne and Collins. Ne ero a orlcen Goanionnit en as the Governor te equally re roar rad the Sherif to an f MINE] adopt the bill over the Mayors veto. | gir Indictment Bureau—Burne and ‘160 euggeeted, should be done by a ent, uthorkiy | Warld reporter, “because, under the recone tion of Appeals—Le Barbler Nenowing how tse omer is contucced,| BILL AGAINST RAMAPO. . St I frankly belleve the salary aystem inf Ss Sa eet Naot hen Sis te conferred upon! not practical, In’ the flrwt. place ine Be asaa One atl rosiacetee i Fry eae the 698°) Geri js clvilly and eriminally Mable on} pA. work now done by the Forest Pre SO eee oline cars ne SIL He dearly i pond she) for nim Board and Forestry and Fish and he etty of 3 © protect himself in all instances by an e Commission. This would result in @ingie Commissioner, ‘This woud save, According to the message, $10 a year, th. Ate's Courts—James « Ingue 1 Ball He “arr. ttorney Sullivan. Connell and EB Other Menaures Introduced tn the! wards. petits SAILOR’S SUICIDE AT Y.M.C.A. to The Ryening World.) ALHANY, Jan nator Slater to- er to be the Chief of Pollce| indemnifying bond ving to the Btate of ut least £5,000 uf che city. 10 be appointed byt The salary ayatem waa tried white| ay Introduced the DEt repealing the |Mrady Had Served in Unele sinm’s Measures anould be xbollaned, preaent tice of a separate Cater a year and no Te was DMD te pars | Ast Brady, discharged from the U. 8, Jaw ahould oe re-| lice be avoliwhed." ral a4 i f vera “3 Agetived Navy tw 0 vo & : wand the Jury xyetem would be] Other topics th the message are al (icky changed and the obt syetem re. ’ ock ‘purposes and | Navy two weeks ago after two enlist ted thereby. recommendation to secure by enactinent demncany land | withiny the city, mentenot! Ave. quvation of taxation, relating to[a better civil service law, Now York| * vive $12.00) a yea “ Mmits for the purpose, aetde to-day. PFporations in the State, und curpo-| Cliy's water Tigsta, tbe separation of the ine pais atheroma eer and] Senator Donnelly’ introduced bis bit) Wo drank carbolle acid in his rcom nt SRs-OrgAniand Unler trituportation| Kura of ilectione trom the Police Dee | ess. York pete half of the foes ail eee companiea, UNcIPAL ownershiy of | ine Naval Branch of the ¥. M,C. A, u companies, savings bank and| partment In New Yor! Sy. approg g e of Bete hallo} he fees an co! nds street, Broo! nm Companies, Is treated of at| tions for good roads, deferred netion ou | {tix not Mable for any act of the ——— Rrady was o recelving ship Ver Suggestions are made in con-| canain Unfit the Comminaion has report: | Snerint mont when hie jast enlistment. expiied, Ewith the intoreats of euch. These | ed, attention to the Importance of legle-| FIRST BILL OF THE CENTURY. Ve had no money. Mons-can scarcely bc abstracted | Iative action to assist the Commissionera| “The Governor made @ mistake of panel eenene Nothing ls known of his history axide ‘ Gf the-Pallsades Interatate: Park, uppre $5000 an to my salary. He ts about ax > from his connection with the Navy, * oftico has to execute all the| Monor of eating the Mens Weatervelt Pleads Guilty, ‘ maintaining pal Guard fees, head of Excise Department) Naval siitia of th clvit orders of all the courts of the city. eavschal’ tai Teel mveniaal Werle) Guarani RaWeacentalie ter tan eanion i ALBANY, Jan, 2—Tho frat Dill of the{o% the Dime Savitigs Institution, of perot special interest "a Views on Divorce. We also have to handle avout 12,008 years committed On, the question of divorce: zt a 4 Se eburlae ee Dell, Seer a senna; n sent Any waive assistants, They ae, Beate! LY te int ni moe sormery om pot eullh At Oe Ai], “WIth alt du roepaos tothe Govomnoy, rene: Nirciee. Geehons “Graaes arent raat, gal was tract bruises al haa been ilee fore; While ¢ fell durin ing on th der ot i Mio te T atrick, a man. He ant wan crus nu eNlece NO tor Pp NEW WAV caused by: poison a boarde tleth street station, was found uncon- sclorsness were unsuccessful. His skull MeNiece married and has t years he has Mtery connected with the cas ghbors found him he was ly- eomarble Hoor of the corridor at the foot of a lung tight of stairs. Mis death r ared up he report ax Company, recently Incorpo Conn., Jan. 2.—The re de coftes fr, John F Maria Ann wife of Willtam, ention of Mrs. Rathbun, ae- to the Coroners finding, was to he death of Hi luge of Hart's neglect of his atientions during the last th ‘at order Mmited to twenty f\ Chapel, at Windsor. WOMAN ARRESTED as aoe ieytoeall capes woe eee IN POISON MYSTERY.| | csiiiseisoar ote ae! ertvet tn the Coroner's 6 n's Rough Rathbun, however, yvmo. ank not coffee but tea, wee rink tasted of ft: ular t itoth men but Hart recovere . Rathbun was arrested a warrant charging her wit! F thts att arrest is partly (or the ¢ ing him for a’ witness aga! ' Rathbun. Order of the Garter” x antona. A knight. on his investl-| which cause pressure on tl no 2— ture is allotted a stall in st R He noha pe bo monthe to another woman are as-| ready Irritated stowach and bowels alleged act. | food. eged to have been put into] use of almplo natural digestives 1 dinner pail of John B. Hart, Will | Stuart's Dyspepst the coffee when Hart] healthy atemach contains are peptones, inred that !t had a| diastase and hydrochloric and Inctic acids uuried his stomach,| 29d wheo any of them ure lacking the: ifterward taken sick,| 'fouble begins; the reason Stuart's Dys- itas aid that bia js void that Die} Henry Kirkpatrick, of Lawrence, Mase N FRIENDS” WAR, Dispute Over Thelr Fanés May Go, to Grand Jury. ceivers for the Order of Chosen Friends in New York and Brooklyn assumed a new phase to-day. Judge Maddox, of mated strongly that the Grand Jury of{ New York would be called on to take up! the case The members of the order in Greater New York have for months heen fight. | the world | Muscle, It Hex In*the stomach for hours, fer- ve knixht| menting and decaying, creating gasoa + Georke’®| heart, short breath and general discomfort and irritation. 4 Such half digested food {a indeed poor unaccountable headaches and that depress- Laxative medicines only irritate the al- nd Tt as the| have no effect upon the actual digestion ot{ n Ra! The sensible course to follow is to mal ‘ablets after meals until ordinarily | the stomach has a chance to recuperate. Induced to| The natural Gigestives which every, pepsiu Tablets are so valuable and success-i this noon| ful in curing stomach troubles is because! h murder,| ey contain, in a pleasant concentrated! tablet form, all these absolutely necessary{ casentials for perfect digestion and assimila-, r-] lon of food. inet Mrs, | S78: “Men and women whose occupatl ! precludes an active out door life should! Front of House. MeNlece, of the W Twen- morning at the foot of the tof his home, 428 West Hospital, him to con- tured and there were various bout his body. fifty-three years old, ts ve children. He years on the pos st three or four twonty-on For th ren troubled with vertigo. he police belleve that MeNtece ne a fainting epell, there ts mysterious mur- sung reporter on ‘The W WK Pace about twelve ¥ mans name was FP nd he was the son of a clergy- was, n Me l.” The inyate: Itheneh in. Hostnice known Hits BRIEFS IN PORTO RICO CASE. | s maysair ane f tess feotarsty nes, 208 Coudert Excepts to the Imposition f Duties on Inland Goo WASH briefs to be fled in the cases tion of the United day. There are eight of the cases, were filet in the cases of Carton Arm-| cat my meals with relish and satisfaction: strens and of Samuel B. Downes. ‘The| Which I had not known since I was a gro F. R. Coudert. jr. In this case exception is taken to tho imposition of from Porto Rico. —The first] overwork, until I was 34, I scarcely kn be argued tn the United States Supreme | day and sometimes was alarmed by Irregu- Court next week, were submitted to-| larity and palpitation of the heart, but brief in the Downes case was Med by |! bel H : voods imported into the United States make it a daily practice to use Stuart's my present health and vigor to their time I was 22, when I gradu- ated from school with broken health from| Involving | "het t was to be free trom stomach weak- Btates to| Dee 1 Rad no appetite whatever for breake| fast and very little for any other meal. ich are to} “I had acidity and heartburn nearly every; this gradually disappeared after I bega and briefs | using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, and I. The fee and popularity of Stuart's| duties on| Dpepsla Tablets is enormous, but tt ts) Goserved, and every druggist in the Unit States, Canada and Great Britain bas 00d word for this meritorious preparatien. Strictly First Quality G Tea Kettles, No, 7...... Covered Buckets, 3 quarts... Covered Buckets, 4 quarie.. Dishpans, 10 quarts. Dresden Sauccpani EXPRESS TRUST. ahaa Son Says Other WIL Sot Be Abana burg, which was d with a capital of $500,000, would absorb all the express compantes of New York Is dented by Frank H. It ts sal pany, an form an Mr. Pla rey porter: 1 cann Ont 1 want that) thers Platt son of Senator Platt. fd that rank H. Platt owns rly all the shares of the new com- id that f(s purpose was to express trust. tt sald to ua Evening World jot Kive any Information at this new company Jeny the stor! tation the eapress companies of New York chy, MERCH vi 0 bolic ———___. ANT ENDS HIS’ LIFE. re Resident Drinks Car- Acld—Had Lived Here, petal to The Evening World.) PLATTSBURG, > Jan, 2~-Holo- mon Scheler, a well-known Plattaburg bieinéss man, committed suicide by. Ing varbs) Scheler He acid at noon to-day. eaves a widow and two chile dren, He was formerly a resident of New York City tok: Patrick while des bottom. dod a sh DEAD FROM FALL ON STAIR. to-day, alipped and fell head.ong to the He received injuries from which he Afty-three years old. Mald Se McDonald Slipped and Went Hendlons. McDonald, of 123 Loroy «treet. ending the stairs at his home ort time later. McDonald was ——$—— rely Narned. Tea Po} Colanders..... Willow C.othes Hampers. Ceiling Dusters, 6-ft. handles. Knife Boxes.. Towel Rollers. Brooms, ood rewed.. Whisk Brooms. Wash Boards, family size. y Pr a 10 ine vulcanized on tube, ahaft.. or Cofle: Pots, + quarts, 25¢ sttecee,ecee 10¢ Grand Street Store Lord & Taylor, . | OF . to and including Saturday, Jan. 5th. : s Steel Enamelled Ware. Japanned Ware. Great Annual January Sale will be held, commencing Thursday, Jan. 3rd, joods. Tea or Coffee Canister, 1 Ib. Ge) Flour or Sugar Canister, 7 Ubaecvee pt 5o Bread Boxes 19c 4 quarts. cai \ Dresden Saucepans, 5 quarte. Lipped Saucepans, 3 quarts weighing 4 Lipped Saucepans, 4 qnaris Tea Pots or Coffee Pots, 2 quarte, 22c | Mrs. Potts’ Iro 699) Cc Wriagers, ho rolls] < 28 inches Carpe eopers, Nigh. se.00-- @1.59 ipeciis toate 983 Gas Tubleg, cove! Box Coffee ered, per It+.+.3e| Mi 2s step L Chairs. feet.. Manila Clothes Line, 100 feet. Sink Brooms. Step Ladders, 5 {cot.. Folding Clothes Horses Wood Fibre Pails. Chopping Bowl: Coat Hangers. Towel Rings... Corner Brackets........ Tinware. - 4% Woodenware and Baskets . Oval Wash Boilers, 59¢ | ¢_——~*7 Roe with metal- ic Omer. 296) LEY 3 oft Gans, igation. 06 Sj Covered Buckets, 4 i qs Be Sifters. 12¢| Basting Spoons e i aa@aer| RBBB) Miscellaneous. S . Pa Ammonia, 1% gal-' Folding Curtain Stretcher: : lens abe Lausdry Soap, per 3301 Washing Powder, per pack te ashing Powder, per package. bes Scouring Seap, per cake.. Ve | Liquid A pint can 19c| lroniag Wax, handled. Teaspoons per aos ‘ablespoons, per doz.... La Stove Lifters, cold handles 80 | Stove Pokers, coid handles. Be| Fire Shovels........ ‘215¢| over Egg Beaters. fig | Tollet Paper, 800 sheets 102 — Turkey Dusters.... 102) ash Cane, galvanized. Picture Easels, 534{1. 29¢ Stove Brushes... 8c Dust Brushes serumning Besieae je China Dept. Tapors. . Mop Handle, Gr Np, y Cedar Wash Tub, email, 59.3 med., 69c.; lanre. Katle Cunder, seventeen years old, Market Baskets. ome of) Following ts the text of the message| prixonera a sear. I am allowed twelve|ewentieth century to be introduced in| Newark, pleaded sullty to-duy to two] employed a4 a maid at 188) Hast Bixty-| Skirt Boards, 55 {¢ second att afternoon. steve in reet, was severely burned iid wor! mbout Feitaiec when th syome ma! . -carusstet fire, Water Palis, galvanized. 8: 10c | Decorated Cups and Saucers with Decorated Dinner Piates +++ 12c] Decorated Soup Plates. t0e Meat Platters, large size: vee 25¢| Gravy Boats. .