The evening world. Newspaper, July 17, 1902, Page 7

‘ JOB FOR HAMILTON, francis EB, Hamilton has been ap- pointed counsel to the Clerk of Cus- toms, and he will be placed in charge of the Law Division in the Custom- House. NO TROUBLE, POSTAL SAYS. OMcers of the Postal Telegraph Com- pany deny that there was trouble with the operators. General Manager, Will- Jam H. Baker sald it was the policy of the company to encourage in employees a spirit of loyalty and ambition, ‘and that the company meant to retain faith- ful employees and to recognize meritor- fous service by promotion EW CHAIR AT PRINCETON. An official statement has been made at Princeton that $100,000 had been subscribed for the endowment of a William Henry Green professorship in the Old Testament department of the ‘Theological Seminary, The amount waa raised largely through the influence of the Rey. J. ‘Stuart Dickson, pastor of the Woodland Avenue Presbyterian Chureb, of Philadelphia, wno is a prom- {nent member of the alumni commit- tee appointed to obtain the funds, STRIKE AT SCHOOL. ERBE’S CASINO BENEFIT FOR THE SICK BABIES. Many Vaudeville Stars Will Aid The Evening World Fund at North Beach To-Morrow. CHORUS. Fare thee well, fare thee well, Mol- ly darlin, Let your eyes look again into mine, For the sun o'er the hilltop is dawn- ing, And I'm far from my comrades in Mne, There's a tear in your eye, Molly darling, And the face that I love fills with care, But your heart mustn't fear, I'll be there, Molly dear; At tho call of the roll I'll tie there. OD Fred Erbe's sixth annual beneft for The Evening World Sick Babies’ Fund ‘A strike has been declared on tha] Will ooccur at the North Beach Casino Wadletzh High School for Girls ut West One Hundred and Fourteenth strest and Seventh avenue. Seventy-three steam- fitters, plum housesmiths and other] q interior fitters have stopped work, MURRAY & HARRIS’S PLAY. Murray & Harris are arranging for an| will continue until midnight borate production of “A Night on]only the finest vaudeville talent heen accepted, less time would not suf- é Broadway,’ which will be given its fir production in Philadelphia Sept, 1. A ong, corps of comedians and singer y been engaged, and if the za is cted to be it will bid for adway favors before the end of the coming season, No expense is being xpared on scenery and costumes, BOY'S BODY IN WATER. ‘The badly decomposed body of a boy, Apparently twelve years old, was washed ashore from the Bay at the foot of Seventy-second street, Brooklyn, this morning. ‘The body, which had evidently heen in the water @ month, and which Was sent to the morgue, was dressed in | blue waist, white undershirt, dark <triped knee breeches and button’ shoes, GIRL KILLED BY FALL. Mary Devery, fourteen years old, an orphan, living with her cousin, Lizzie Mahon, at No. 175 Bast One Hundred and Twenty-third street, was washing he fifth story back window to-day when she fell to the back yard, receiving a mpound fracture of the skull. she died in the Harlem Hospital. fi T i e bi TELEGRAPH. TRANSPORT SOLD. SAN FRANCISCO, July 17.—The United States army transport Rose- crans, for which the United States paid $140,000 and then expended thousands of dollars In repairs, has been sold for 000 to William Matson, of the Matson Navigation Company. MAINE ON TRIAL, LEWES, Del., July 17.—The new bat- le-ship Maine put out to sea for her trlal after she had adjusted steering gear and compasses the bay ranges, and had run over one-mile government course back » Breakwate ‘al times at a I putiders' her hy the 60,000 ACRES, Miss., July 17.—Russell d 60,000 acres of long pine land In Southern Mis- learned that he does not ievelop the property imme- diately SEARCH FOR CHIEF AMBS. MINNEAPOLIS, July 17, — Sheriff Dreger has followed up the County Attorney's declaration that Chief of Po- lice Ames Is a fugitive from justice by sending telegrams to Chiefs of Police in the various cities of the United States requesting the arrest of the missing Minneapolis offictal. The request is not ed up with a reward, TE PURSUES CHADWICKS. TRENTON, N, J., July 17.—Richard Chadwick, aged sixteen, was drowned ‘n the Delaware River while out sailing | with two other boys, who were saved. ‘This makgs the third son of Thomas Chadwick to eeet a violent death. Two he boyg have been drowned and one led on the railroad, GAYNOR-GREENE CAsn, | QUEBEC, July 17.—The captain of the Spray, which was hired by Detec- Carpenter to take Gaynor and ireene from Quebec to Montreal,’ has been summoned to stand trial for car- rying passengers without & Jicense, A SWEET CONVENTION, SARATOGA, July 11.—The National Confectioners’ Association, of which James J. Matchett, of Brooklyn, 1s Pres: ident, has begun its eighteenth annual convention here, TALK OF COLER. ALBANY, July 17.—The announcement in The World that Bird 8, Coler would probably be the Dem lo nominee for Governor caured but slight surprise, Demoeratle politictans appear to regard Coler as the logical canda COL, WICK GIVES UP. YOUNGSTOWN, 0. July Rich Coffee Combination. More and more people are fast finding out that in this combination they Secure extra good value—a very de- liclous coffee at surprisingly moderate) cost, . 4 lbs, Broken Java at 20c, 1 1b, Genuine Arablan Mocha. —— | Wee> All 5 tbs, for....... $115) The Broken JAVA is made up of the Smaller and broken beans of our higher priced Coffees. The MOCHA comes direct from Aden, Arabia, and is the richest Mocha grown anywhere, Sent blended or | Separately, as desired, | Delivered Free in Manhattan, Brooklyn | nd Bronx—up to 180th st, 10-Ib, com-| bination—free within 25 miles, | Simply Send Postal—or ring up 3471 | Cortlandt, and we will do the rest, Money Back If You Want It, Gillies company Company, 233, 235, 237 & 239 Washington St tot Park Ph, & Barclay St, Eotebliahed 1640 ile live 17.—It_has 0 5a to-morrow. proved a greater artistic and pecuniary success than half as successful as | volunteered been announced Wick retires from tae presidency of the Ps pany, in the Mahoning Valley. = the steamer Gen. New York, when near the city, saw the Point, mitted master General Marshall I, Ludington, of the United States Army, Each of these benefits has any of its predecessors nd the same rule promises to apply to- morrow. begin at noon and Although has The benefit will ice for every act. Here are some of the artists who have thelr services: Charles B, Ward, the tenor; Har; homson, “Mayor of the Bowery’ Pearl Well, the balladist; Mamie How- vocalist; the Todd-Judge family, Arthur Jackson, vocalist; Baby Tuto, the child dancer; Emil Closs, monologist; C. Francis Danton, character artist; the Sullivan sisters, song and dance artists; Henrietta Heck- man, the chiid wonder; Walter and Me- Gil, in a comedy sketch; Master Thiess, coon shouter: Baby Myrtle, change arttls ‘ostell and Emmett, in a char- acter sketch: Howell and Calvert, song and dance artists; Klein and Heming, In "A Hot Reception; Cross and Hol- den, song and dance artists; Barry and Connors, in an Irish act; Mabel Dil- berg, shouter; Reid sisters, acro- batle singers and dancers, and Valmore and Horton, eccentric whirlwind dan- cers; the Columbia Mandolin Club, con- sisting of Messrs. Willlam Phelan, W. Worth, FE. Debevoise, H, Haeckel, J. Withaan, C, Doherty and M. Volz, in thelr orlginal farce, entitlea “A Slight Mistake," and the Original Shiners’ Quintet of singers and change artists, | consisting W, McDermott, H. Tre- Willams, F. Ships and John under the management of G. will sing his latest success, e Well, Mollie Darling.” and y is Invited to join in the This chorus 1s printed here, out and take it with you Cur tt Contributions to The Evening World Sick Bables’ Fund should be addressed to the Cashler of The World, Pulitzer Building, New York City, \ that Col. George D. ‘oungstown Iron Sheet and Tube Com- the langest independent industry Col. Wick, ‘ho ts in Europe, retires on account of 1 health, AGED WOMAN FALLS, WATERBURY, Conn., July 17.—Mrs. Elizabeth Hunt, of Brooklyn, 102 years old, near Middletown, attempted to go to her room !ast night and fell to the bottom of a fight of stairs. while visiting at Lakeview Park, She was picked up un- onscious and seriously injured, WOMAN IN WHITE IN SOUND. GREENWICH, July 17.—Passengers on Putnam, bound for ody of a woman floating off Hunt's but did not report it to Capt. folmes in time for him to investigate. FORTUNE FOR LUDINGTON, SYRACUSE, July 117.—By the will of Judge William Marvin, which was ad- with his wife, the greater part of a for- Une of $200,000. udington is the son-in-law of whose home was at Skan- ROOSEVELT INDORSED. RAWLI Wyo., July 17—The Re- publican State Convention renominated Goy. De Forrest Richards and all the other State officials save the Treasurer, platform indorsai Roosevelt's ad- ministration, MIS PATTERSON DEAD. DENVER, July 17—Mrs. Thomas M. Patterson, wife of United States Sena- for Patterson, died last evening of nerv- ous prostration. HOADLEY RENOMINATED, ONEIDA, N, ¥., July 17—The Repub- lcan Assembly Convention of Madison County unanimously renominated Avery M. Hoadley. NEW YELLOWSTONE ROAD. OMAHA, Neb., July 17.—The Govern- ment will construct a new overland stage road from Cody, Wyo, to the eastern outlet of Yellowstone Park. to probate here, , Quarter- inherits, The road will be fifty-seven miles long THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1908, 18100 TO LUCKY ONES IN THE STRAW HAT HUNT, Five Marks in Five Hats Are Worth $20 Each to Five Finders. MY STRAW HAT (Ss (Ofea : Straw—No. Was vurchased at ( date )_ and bears ths mark: M. A, Neef. of Chicago, is dead | 5 m pneumonia after a short iiness. — | NW. MACKAY DETTER. July 1.—John W. Mackay, | Who was prostrated y, 18 much better Summer suns call for low shoes—and jJow shoes for appropriate hosiery. Our. tale this week of s’ Fancy has | the double attraction of variety and and magnetic half-values. We quote a A Manufacturer's “Sample” lot of Ime | dies’ Fine Fancy Hosiery, , | styles. values that range up to pair; spec! M Fancy A choice assortm es Hostery. In the newert Lace at values up to $1.00; ative! o special 5 | 100 dozen jaure Hose, Fast JO. LONDO! of San Fra py, the he: CABLE. ILLINOIS SAILS TO-DAY. CHRISTIANIA, Norway, July 11—The United States battle-ship Tlinols, con n Francisco, will nd to go into dry- ead this m W, JOHNSTE LONDON, J Miser vatiy Ret Willlam Johuston, nember of FP nt for died ykilbeg, rit ah rn land on or abo ADS IN CHINA. PEKING, July 17,—Several deaths from iy cholera haye occurred In the forbidden Black, split “Maco” foot- city « lack, split co" foot—worth The Dowager Empress is alarmed an mabe Renda Si ck Pi at Zc kept the court physicl W (0) , . laited Site SRR ASHINGTON. Name, eo sak Hoxecexellent alte at Tee 1 " " oo ee i pair; for this sale, spect pair. BAIT FOR NEWFOUNDLAND, be es eae Ey aro Address, — Misses! bull ,Fashtoned, Fast Blacks BARS DOWN FOR 816,000,000. ‘one, sizes 5 to 9; high spliced heals: LONDON, July 17. At the Canada Club dinner to-night Premier Barton, of} WASHINGTON, July 17.—The 8p pair; apeclal. palressers votes: $4c Australia, said he hoped all obstacles ‘pyeaty Claims Commiarion, before au 100 dozen Men's Fancy Half Home, oor. in the way of Newfoundland joiring the | Journing until autumn, rendered {11 out blank spaces and mail te vening World, rect styles and {n a great variety of Dominion would be remove: Ampoetant decision UAB thes MAHER Lig N Chon” Glealrable designs: worth 390: pag SLAU TER IN ARABIA, claims of American citizens because of _ — + and S0c.: special, pair. . eat INNA) TUS a7 eKe nowanknrs destruction of property by the Cuban in. & pata: NNA, 7.— The newspapers |surgents, ‘The clalms aggregate $10.-| ; = ‘ ‘ report that warriors of the Shelkh of | (),(0, | Mave vou founé the mark instle yout messengers to this oMce In response to John G. Williamson & Son Kowelt, in Arabian Turkey, massacre —_—— Vetraw ant | this contest. But all were told to mall ° w es. | right mark it's array rted by Turkish “ tnd. seized $200,000, which. the PURSE FOR MRS. STEYN. \ of letters and postais nave | Columbus Ave,, 82d and 83d Sts, was conveying as tribute from the seen ve aitenay CEACRUINUGEROTER Neen’ racalved| wh ee, ee Sheikh of Nejed to Basra. Ladies of Cape To ive Wife of . n of which beara Instd attention, Perhaps some of <a Ww straw hats have already teen Faailroads, : 3 ASKS ABOUT BRAGG LETTER. vate ms President 5,000—Mr. Steyn IL Perhaps not HAVANA, July 17.—Senor Zaldo, Sec Juty 17.—The ladies vt mark? ven ; . — sees retary of State and Justice, asked rday presented Mrs,| World docwy't know, One man . Af you find any one of the a s at Consul-General Bragg Wrote wane “¢ foals 8 hats, unse: tive you $20. sg tha'ietier to whieh telegrams and paper Orange: River ‘Col AAD pete, Srey A f eiwh | One of the five hats waa planted tn a refer, and in whieh unfavorable opin eof £1,000 ($6,030) heforo she sailed ore. Then he made n record of each | nH of te tie hale wae Te A ions ‘regarding the Cuban people were urope with her husband and two) hat tar rkel, sealed the report and ; son th t alde, one I by expressed, on the steamer Carisbrook. World's cashier's safe. in B 2. seas on the east side, one ‘i QUEEN'S HEART WEAK. Mr. Steyn was in a pltlable condition! If «marie foe Ln HCY ERS OER DIS GOLA oma CITS & HUDSON RIVER R, &. 5 y n of | from enterte fever. His arms and legs] Your hat (except, of or the HADBO NOU CATE: nz one 0} + SPA, Belgium, July 17.—The Queen manert | rhaps vou are wearing one of THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE, mark of the t man at from pro-'| were partially paralyzed and he was un- e to open his eyelids. the Belgians is suffering Mm ou viank, Inclose | vou VIA NIAGARA FALLS. ; nounced weakness of the heart and her | Ky, nitda. ai} : meee aerevennvoun ee Condition 18 arousing MMUCT Ney eee eee et Ne the case OF | Ne ene | the prize ‘is yours, Atl | gvine arrive and depart trom Grand, Conta STEYN STARTS FOR EUROPE. | press dexpatehes, Be to comply with (he | Silene York, an below: —_ five marked hats are | {if Grand Central Station at 2.5, 6:30. July 17,—Ex-President | oN CAPE TOW? | ou SALOON. | 5 Ropes anes ta forty-nine cent straw | yj) i ise Mrs, Steyn an be Dea mark as has the 4% Panama that | all southbound trains “20th Con~ for Europe on fhe. British steamer | ¢, cine was made in a tunnel u water. tury “and. th ‘Express,"* and Carisbrook Castle, Mr. Bteyn is suf-|Cruanie Begun to Close Store Jant | sid ‘ 3 1 stand ax good a chance as does | Nos. 96, 66 and 200 will stop at iseeh te fering seriously from enterle fever, | infleld Edifice, mails of people anybody. tow ne” of the five $20 | minutes’ before arriving time at Grand D TWENTY-FOUR, | i H Bue a EEO Dt A. 3L.—3MIDNIGHT EXPRESS, SHELL KILL ai to The Evening World.) ‘Dee Mu. SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, July 17.—| a. July 17%—The| ———- — ————— = Romeo 418. Niagara Falla 6.02 B- Twenty-four persons were killed by a sation of Mount Olive Baptist) worse 1H AGAIN IN JAIL |trom May's Landing aad held for court Due Buffalo 1.15 P.M. paleage 7 A. shell which fell In Caracas recently has started a crusade against) sigcnT poLuy. NJ. Jy in default of heavy ball, Under the| 7.50 4. M—tADIRONDACK, THO 5 RE CAMPANILE, saloon just opposite thelr church eat-| MOU? SEEN ae ay james of James Moore ‘and William ISLANDS AND MONTREAL EXPRESS. = trae Ifice, which they desire re 1 1 seph Beebe, the notorious horse \r ‘rested for highway | 7,54 i LOCAL # ce ch they desire removed. It is *¢P? D andi A iaieeenlen Shay ail iuporcant stations. D Italy, July 17. — Offers of |, 1 that they will petition thy, Mevcle thief, who stole several horses (Cy stity, v guest ats Atlantic | 8.30 4, Qu ctEMPIRD "STATE money to ald in rebuilding the Campa-|itommon Council not to renew a ticense|in this vielnity edintely after his|Gity, “from whom he secured a old | Most famous train, In the weed nile continue to be received from Amer-|in that particular release from State's pilson, was brought watch and chain and a sum of Money.| ggg Au MosPasT Tale, MAIL, 24 hours to ica and elsewhere, but there is » dis- GAAS pg, Butalo 710. Niagara positio nto make ita reconstruction a 55 A, M-tSARATOGA AND MONTREAIS tonal affair and to restore it exactly rans a A aT | 9-55 SPECIAL. Via D. & H. and Rutland. it was. e cost 1s estimated at 5 ; 10.30 4. M.—fDAY EXPRESS. Makes local Bad | ‘stopa. Due Buffalo 1.16 A. Me 200,000, 11.30 4. M“IRUTLAND EXPRESS, Das Rutland 745 P.M. P. M.—*BUFFALO LIMITE! M. Niagara Falla 1.00 “SOUTHWESTERN 1.00 TROOPS FIRE ON STRIKERS. LIMA, Peru, July 17, —A guard of soldiers at Port Mollendo, attacked by striking railway laborers and boatmen, tired on the mob, killing several persons LAWLEY ACCEPTS Post, Due Cincinnatt 10.45 A. M. 11.9) A.M.,8t, Louls 6.45 P. P. M—*GHIGAGO LIMITED. 34 to Chicago via Lake Shore, 27 via M. P. M.—||SARATOGA LIMITED. 2.45 P. The largest selling PERTH, Western Australia, July 17. sir Arthur Lawley, Governor of a Western Australia, Pane Shore. Riectric Hiab ame e Lieutenant-Goyernor jg ABARATOGA LIMITED. Lanvon irda, P. M.—tALBANY FLYBR. Due Albany, oP. M P. M—*ALBANY AND TROY BX= 3.35 Press. Local slope. GRAND RAPIDS Vaal colon He starts for Africa Aug. 6. MRS €, E GIFFORD DEAD. and ‘will pursue a ‘direct route from Cody to the Canon Hotel. SPECIAL SALE FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. OTATOES. We know that better Potatoes than ours are not to be found anywhere, and we’ doubt if equal auality is to be had in many outside stores. Every Potato we sell will be |found sound, solid and very white. For This Sale Cereal Special. Shredded Wheat Biscuit or Blue Ribbon Breakfast Food, A Package, 10 Cents. French Muntard, Butler's Best, 8c let Ammonia, bert quailty ne. bottle ; 10c Roet Boer Jatrmet, Peerless rans, 4 hin 7c Carn Starch, Peerless Brant, a 7, package .... 2 ic Vanilla of Lemon Extract, Rolled Oats, Triumph Brand « patkaae 10c Cider or White Wine Vine 7c cman, fuart bottle Ove O41, Best Imported, bile 29¢ Tomato Cateap erty Brand, pint. bottle 0c Cora, jo Brand, ney Maine, @ 9c ean A Bargain CHOICE GROCERIES STORES EVERYWHERE. 104 RETAIL The pric Crackers—Cheese. 1 Pound Best Full Cream Cheese, 1 * Fresh Crisp Soda Crackers, Both for 15 Cents. Iced Tea. A really delicious and refreshing sum- mer drink if properly made. With the right Tea and the least bit of care in the making you are assured of a splendid and invigorating warm weather bey- erage, Good Tea is the first essential, have just the right kind in BUTLER’S GOLDEN TIPS CEYLON TEA. 25c 1-pound 50c 44-pound package... package... We A Can of Full Size, Solid Packed TOMATOES, Jolden Santos + COFFEE, a pound, 10c. eoommmeestere Seri ase we quote to-day is interesting. ¢ eZ oy SG << ; A Large Basket for 11 Cents, 2 Me R005 | { 3% Pounds Granulated Sugar, | 3% Pounds Pride of St. Louis Flour, brands of Cigars in the world 4.00 . M.—-DETROIT. UU AND CHICAGO SPECIAL. 5.30 P. M—*LAKE SHORE LIMITED, a4 +) hour train to Chicago. All Pullman Care 6.00 ?, ¥:-—"WESTERN EXPRESS. 38 houre oof tioliaeth nteaber ew os ig ae ete THOUSAND .—* ADIRONDACK, ISLANDS AND MONTREAL LONDON, July 17.—EMe, wife of C.F. Gifford, C. B, R , daughter of the Sleep! 1 car only for Rochester. P. M.—*SOUTHWESTERN 9.20 Due Ci 7.50. Indianapolis PM. St. Loule 7.90, second 9.30 PX. *PAGUrIC BPs. ‘ | 43 hours by Lake Shore. 11.30 §; seseept 8 i a. Bunday.” | Saturday only. xcept Saturday and Sunday. HARLEM DIVISION. it 9.08 A. Mand P.M. Daily, except Sun~ ye, to Pitisfeld and North Adama. | at 920A. M. Saturdays only at 246 P.M. Pullman ‘cars on all through traina. ‘Traine Slumineted with itech Ticket oMces at 113, 201, 415 way, 25 Uni Wee |r, Bones IS cata eae t nat! few. York: ‘ais hotel or residence by Westcott NEW YORK CENTRAL Rt | NEW YORK, BOSTON ‘AND NEW ENGLAND, Via Springfield and the : BOSTON AND ALBANY RAILROAD, (New York Central &@ Hudson River RR., Lossem> Traine leave Grand Central Station, Fourth avee k, an follown: 19.00 A. M. 0 4. P. M, Pr. St Narrivn Howton 3 a, Bao he aes 10.0 P.M. A. .. a te Leave Bonton, 19.00 A. M., 112.00 noon, gee , 11.00 P.M; rive New York, at New York Contra! offices, 415 gad Both for 23C Cereal Special. Cream of Wheat or 5-Pound Package of Hominy, A Package, 12 Cents. M, 10.00 ind at Grand Central Station, GEORGE H. DANIEL | Gen. Passenger Agoat, WEST SHORE. RAILROAD. York Central @ H. Riv Frankila 8t. min. later foot | J xi toga and Mohawk Express, Rip Van Winkle Fiver, -Chi h Muntard, our best 710c 7c Worcestershire Snuce, Verr- less brand, Y-pint bottle, wrapped.. 3 be For Roch, Butts Cleve remniie V2 por Hock. Buk, Det Cc + Byr, Roon., Nia bet Be Tele AL Mey Qh at OG Ay 4 Pattee. See ak 1.08 re Laman ula, AvEFAKIOR Be Daly PRR. Station, (1) at 1947 A Mee 112) A.M 1 112.50 P. Mos ® at i hotel and acme * prinel from hotel or ¢, B, LAMBERT, Gen") Pane’r haw, 10: 7c hie famoun We MRR. Mee Net 2b Nastcott's express Le H OSMITH, Gen't Superintendent Anderaon's Concentrated, One Band from ‘FLORODORA Cigars or Two Bands from “CUBANOLA, ‘CREMO” ‘GEO. W. CHILDS"or JACKSON SQUARE Cigars are of same value as one “SWEET CAPORAL CIGARET TE BOX FRONT. REDEEMED AT { et? PE ANE: / NEW YORK, Parlor 7 each That etme ea ttOlae DIAMONDS, wateb |v inente: loweat prices: | DIAMOND WATOH 5 NEAR 28%? ST. | Patents,’ P= > [BEST PACILATIOS for srocurin Foreign Pavenis, 20 years’ . rier without ok on Patents sent free, Pry Cond Real Estat. Real E | For Sale _[agtiated, Stephebe' Co, 238 Brand oR s a el ~ | AEN, CREDIT. | A N OG LL F ~_ S I A 1% Watches and Diamonds, | as e FR -owent Fric.ss Reliaste Goods, | This splendid property, situated in the centre of the village * tat . SSA0 af, ay, 31th at, an Watch and D amond Co, ANE Rlevat iAS JUST BEEN OPENED. LOTS, 25100, 130 AND UPWAWO, ON EASY AlsT ALY PAYMENTS. 2 This to the Biost property that bas ever beri wteial 49, the, pul \ 7 raya minutos from the dopot, and one antnute fr WALEF Ne how we Jemeiis wesaiy oF mou CHOICE picked ott be obi ba ope ity eee ae Pe Ae TR NT | chure bie hall, f artment, howls and handsome n ianmediate delivery f( i GROCERIES eon Sipropuey wi ahiw pou arated ee eae ass Maas gt | ws) For further particulars nod maps, call or nddress n jane upetalres ini PORTER WANTAD Geatlemen's clothing made J. N. WILLIAMSON, 220 Broadway, New York, Geanlemen'y clog wade ' er ofc on the property. [gt WEEKLY aba a0. RARER EE able to pack dtuge ink, Davia se tayeees Ong