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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
for pastng folding ETC. purportlng ID be Issued By
the Republican state Committee.
HOW THE TARIFF HELPS TIE THREAD INDUSTRY.

HOW THE TARItF lIELlS HE llNthD lND'Sih'
The Kerr Thread Company has decided to remove
the Harrison branch Of It's mill to Fall River, Mass,
where the spinning department has been for some
time The business started I'm Paisley, Scotland,
In 1892. with a finishing department In Harrison
Tie companys business for eight years consisted
mainly OF Importing spun yarn. spvoling 1t here ana
selling # in the American market. When the McKln
lev act went into effect the company. owing to the
tariff placed on the cotton yarns. found 1t necessary
TO do one OF two thlngS-give up It's branches
here, or else establish spinning branch In this
country The latter move was decided upon, and
thirteen acres Of land secured In Fall River
where a mill with 10000 spindles was built. In
the two years that have elapsed since the Mckinley
act went Into effect the company found IL necessary
10 Increase it, facilities and the erection OF new
mill with capacity OF 10000 spndlcs, was begun.
When completed the mill viii give employment 10
nearly 1000 operators. Thc company, decming II
advisable to have its manufacturing branches AL
together decided TO abandon the finishing and spool
Ing department In Harrison. MI the skilled hands
viii follow the company 10 Fall River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

LITTLE IMPROVEMENT IN IIARVARDS GAME.


Cambridge, Mass. Nov. . tspeciall.-The Harvard
University football eleven defeated the team OF the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology this afternoon
by % TO o. The game. though much better IMAM the
last one with Amherst pointed out only too clearly
that IIarvard's is mlserably weak and only tts
most careful training vii! put 1t into any sort OF con-
dton for the Springfield game against fa-e Lewis
again played centre and Mackey was assigned 70
left guard where he played in his usual slow, hsoer-
Ing manner. Waters. Lee and Newell are On the SICK
list and Lake seems TO be in no immediate prospecs
Of playing Gage put up very strong game al haa'
back and Brewer not far behind him, while CT'
belts puntlng was well worth seeing.
Although the Interference succeeded moderately well
today II is still open 10 the severest criticism. lie
haIfbacks were sent headong into the line with no
one behind or In aid them. Harvard mlled 70
concentrate her forces, the men were too much scas
tered TO get the best results from their indivdual
efforts Harvard's fault to-day hay In her no. Keep
ing enough men together To make effective interference
ana in leaving her backs too much eNposed wneh run
ming with the ball. The centre WAS ulsrapH weak
besides and was pushed backward with comparative
enc by the light iuSh ln,~ Of the Technology team.
Viewed as hole, The game today had little In IL %
ralae lsrvad's hops from their present dscou"see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
Citn Real gslals for Sale.

AN INEXPENSIVE COUNTRY fLh,
end dairy flri; 81 acres on Il"t.;'I h1''.
road o. hours out, sool house IL rom.
urgn~, t.neht hOa,e ani pl.ht,, iN'
ming WAGER; Only s. 200. tFoli0. u .CSl
PHILLIPS, & WELLS Tfibuh" Huildlhe.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE FRONT. West
.hr. ,rr .Dlnt,. 80 acres choice site for
gentlclnnn's country seat on for aubdii ZION ;
M rlr,atl IA. extensive and beautiful 0ut'
look; hour distance. $4,000. j. W Al
Attn o. Lincfv.-t. ---
O.D.Sr. adjoining 6th.avr.- t'ceant
honse. side llrhl 2--tlry extension H"s''
.case. =. NIXON. 60 Broadway.
70 CLOSE AZ FStATE.-F,nr O.. nor
tunlty Tor quiet buyer hclow 70th.st.. Fast :
two ,.-tort, brown stone Hats, -fNsJNiuD
Dlch four fin'i.c. ou trch floor frl' o.
rupled with .clrct tenants; prll ate halls
clO.rth. stationary tun> 10 p'n"ct I1Tl.
tinn ua,ing over - per cent 40 90
each. Addrr WIDOW. Tribune Hrlncn
Ofco, lO5 West 42dSt.
Brooklyn.
FOR SALis-HOUSES-3. and base-
ment artistic stone houses. just completed.
futnan.aNc. near StulYcsant hari WOOL
trim: bav NiudoHs In back parol gr;al
iiraln t.ins to sult CNaniind.ipu solicit q
AMY on IRE nl-c- or H. MiItUfI.L
HERR. owners and builders. as putnam
ave. Omen daily.
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he declares that the constitution Of the commission
IS unfair. ard that the published order OF reer'io'
on which the commissions inquiry VIII pr'cced' u"
wolves Il gross misstatcIncit oil hc's' ~
sovs th. existence OF the commission is regretabc'
Al tb, coming session Of Parliament Joseph Cham
hcrloin will introduce bill providing that nhners
sbaT NOT work Uorc than forty eight hours a WEI"
The bIl will. however, contain prONlsio" i"' ioN"
excavations where the miners 50 nesne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
GERMANS TO HAVE A MAss-MEETlNG'
4 NC CROWD EXPECTED AT CUOFI'' ONI0' ~

A NC CROWD ENPECIED ~
yIGIlT-GOoD SPEAKERS TO DN
1,,a. Germans Of this city will show ton!EAt Una,
Az ~. rnoA hv the Democratic party, ana
.'.; t believe In the principles OF protection
.nc r honest money ana honest elections as
NOV are advocated by the Republican party in,y
I'M 20 70 the Cooper Union In thousands 10 'esVls
-, 49,, f.cts This hall will hardly be large enough
20 hold all Of The Germans who will accept the IN,
vIta,,on, that have been sent out. The meeting VIII
;. conea 10 order at 3 O'Clock by Judge Charles
- vim will prcsde The speakers Will be-
Alfred Dodge the wcll-kuown German manufacturer
., Do,cevI,e who will tell those present some pretty
main truths In regard 20 the benefit the tar'h mas
h,en 10 The manufacturing industries OF THIS country
ord IN the worklngincn and mechanics. Mr.. Dodge
t. expected To speak In German The other speakers
,,ul be Whl;elaw Reid, the Republican candidate Tor
VI resident. Frederick W. Hollis, Slxt Carl hhpf,
the Republican candidate for Assembly In Richmond
Cnuntvr Rudolph Blanhenburg and Edwin Enst'll'
,ba Rrpubllcan candidate for Mayor Every German
in mi, city IS Invited to be present. The seats VIII
hr free and the hall will b. opened early so that
there will be plenty OF time for people to secure seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
LISTENING To ABLE SPEAKERS.

The Industrial Alliance Of the old With Assembly
District held an Interesting meeting at No. 1913 Forsyth
- last night The young members Of the orslnlZa-
tion 10 the number Of l2j. waitri I'm their club
room until the arrival Of he speakers. General
George a. Sheridan and Joseph M'rrick, who held
their li.,eners -pcllbound with their iGpa,ioncd edo
oucnc.. The club has held seven well attended meet
Ing. since rs orgunza Ion and It's o!hc"r promise 10
make warm WORK for The Democrats In TIE old Eighth
nu\ November :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
4 EArTLEslIIp IN A pEEnorS POSITION.

London. Nov 2-Adviccs from Ferfol. a seaport
ON the west coast OF spain on the north arm o. the
BAY Of Hc'anzos say. that II. NJ >. Howe has grounded
on Perelo Reef inside FesrOl Ear. Her position Is
a pcrilous one The naval authorities at the i"ITol
navy yard one Of the principal naval arseilals OF
SPAIN are rendering all assistance possible She is
hcinc frightened and her officers hope 10 get her of.
rho IIowo * one OF the battlcships Of the Admiral
class has displacement Of 1890 tons. carries ten
a1lns and Is attached 10 the Channel squadron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
THEY ARE DOOMED 10 DIsArroINrMENr.

Wairrtown. y y. nov lspeclall.-F0r wccks past
he Democrats here have been making preparation,
10 ouido the great Republican rlly held In Water.
town. Las night they advertised ~ Governor camp
bill - Ohio but Ar fnled 10 CONE. md there was
disappointment. An effort To g. senator I'LL also
failed. They had engaged ~" opera House FOR to-
night and nd;crti,cd Congressman Hrcc kinrdg". Of
k,niucky 10 speak. but be- dld not appear. Then 'he
nana-rr. got alleged convert Charles J. Peek. %
~,racu.c t. ,p,ak. but he could app'as the dis
APPOINTED DrnOcIllt,. and tie meeting was failure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
HAMBURG FREE FROM TIE PLAGUE.

Paris Nov o-M. Loubet Primo minister ara
Minister OF the Interior, has ordered that cream oS
~ hooIth be oven TO vessels sailing frcm harseilies
Hamburg Nov o.-The senate has decided TO pc
tl,lon Chancellor von Caprivi to declare that Ham
burg IS free Of cholera.
Washington. Nov. 2.-secretsry OF state roster
has received the following from Consul johnson al
Hamburg: "Omcal reports show no cholera here
since October 60 , -
Buda-Pesth NOV. 2.-Tbe cholera CONTINUES un-
abatcd In this city. Twenty-one ne" cases nave 'e'h
reported and nine deaths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
4 MILITANT PARADE AT PRINCETON.

Princeton Noy Especial The most elaborate poltl'
90, demon -;-aln Princeton Ia. occurr last
NIGH, The I.publoan cluls, n Trenton. Borl'now1i
sew Brunswick and Elizabeth were invited 10 b. present
and turned ont IN force. A delegation Of fuiy 2oDO
-ane from Trenton alone. The parade formed az 30
o'clock. and proceeded through the prh'I" streets Of
the town al Of which brilliantly illuminated over
600 men vcre In line. The houses along tn line OF
march were estefuly decorated with bunting rasS and
Chinese lanterns After the parade al informal reception
va rendered The Visitors a, the Princeton Republican
Clnb,s ksadquarers on Wnhersp00nst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
TIE wREcKING AGREEMENT WITH CANADA

ro~onto Ont. Nov. "a dispatch from o''a""
70 "The Empire SAYS: ~ oSp','" w
Washington undertakes 10 civ" reasons wh'h DEW
led 10 The reciprocal wrclihg agreement a'H'e' AZ
between the two Governments last winter not eoi"S
int, effect The real rcasoi, however. has not zee"
-. Tho ars, clause OF the act passed by the
n n,n,op Parliament Il, the last session SAYS: u h'N
gao vessel. and wieckng app q may save any
prp rty wrecked ani may rende' aid ana sS'is'"'''
10 anv vcse wrecked disabled OF IN distress IN 'n'
x,t r. ~ Canada contiguous 10 thr United states
The rnl.~i st is Government. II appear cs'm' III II
the p ivlcg; should extend I" the cnha'' OF C"'"i"
M, II cannot bc con ended FOR momeri that tlcN hrr
co,,ia,ous woicrs The Dominion Government says
tha, the United States claim cannot j." granted ms
Canola must rctnin full control over hrr "a al ss,.
len, inu n every Gther iesp'ct the iulie plNe,cN
Nj ir accorded 10 0nr neighOors In TINS plrue"'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
ADDING TO It's MEMBERSHIP.

lively meeting of tho James g. Blaine CLUB OF lar
lem w,s held night at IN cubhoufc. No III Fast
Onc.hund, 81 a ID catr-s Sie-mund Kahn prcfrd ana
,hirtyiout new members were uAen In. Arrangements
wcr. made holt final mls~n eotlnS thi, evening ct
which John l.. Thomas OF Maryland; tapt'in Jec@ cav"
forl John Other p-oun' mt speakers VII b.
n.c.ea, The n citing will be- held the clubs he'f
ouartc. 40. ii2 Fast Onc.hund - and feminist ana IN
der 10 accommodate the crowd. double me-'lng vi" b"
hold ore In the r,gular hall and one IN tn large Ia J
down stalls RESOLUTIONS were passed indor'ng me H.
publican local ca.d dates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
A SUCCESS FROM START TO FINISH.

The public meeting gl,cn Nv the Blcomngdie Rcpubli.
car Club lot night Ia the clubs quarters. No 0iS
Columbus ave. "a from start finish, and
marked hy more than ,fdn,rv cnthu.ia>m over
30 non crowded the fading very and
Stocking III a'slr.. Pic-df.i r. H,frty called the
meeting together and Introduced Jat,, Townsend who
presided Short .p,cohr~ d,i, red By NNiaon Van
Rnsselsef A. Wills Llghttoun. Gurus A. Stevens Joseph
Warwick ard Colonel H. Chirl, vllnln All the spccchc,
were well received and enthusiastically appauded. The
RecrprOcty Gce Club number OF stirring campaign
cong, ard T. l. size Cos In recit'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
CANDIDATES FOR TIE YALE TEAM.

Now.IIaven Conn. Nov. 2-The Yale freshman
football eleven Tor the championship game with har-
ward was virtually decided upon this morning. "heh
tie following candidates went TO the training table
u ID sears, captain: ". II. Bringle A. p. Thompson,
l. a. sheldon c. C. Wallbrdg-. Frederick Cooniey,
=. F. Hall. Clarence DE Wit W. p. Conlcy, L. r.
Hart samuel Thorn, " ". Ewing ard W NJ Beard
Nearly half Of the leading players on the team a"
Andover Academy men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
Bt'sINESS MEN AT CARNEGIE MUSIC HALL.

The business Of this city will have monster
mas,-mering tonight at the Carnegie Music Hall.
The meeting Will be- held under the auspices Of the
Business Mems Republican Association. The principal
sprerh Of the evening viii De- made BY Frederic Taylor
the well known banker. who will discuss National
issues from the point OF view Of business man.
John Clanin will preside. There Will be other speakers
who will have a few words tO say In regard 10 the
issues Of the campaign. and Cappa's Band VIII
furnish the music for the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
WESTERN UyIox'g IycRFisE or sr9cx

Albany, Nov. "a certificate u the Increase Of
The capital stock 81 Western Union Telegraph CON.
pany from $50 300 900 to 200 900 900 was flied in
the Office Of the secretary OF state to-day The tax
on such increase Si7,2jO The certificate stale.
That The amount Of the capital Of tie .aii col
pOration actual. paid ia j. 100000 ooO and tbni
The whole amO'.n' II the debts and liabilities Of il,.
corporation j. rlj,3ji ,JOO.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
COLORED MEN OFT IN FORCE.

The Afro American Republicans Of the xvIlth and
yyIlIh districts rnrd out IN full force last night
and Intended the mass. meeting which was held Mt
Turn Hail. Forty-seventh St, near Nlnthave James
H. Lewis presided The speakers were the Rev DR..
~ u Derrick the Rev. h. ". Wsher. Professor A.
Groom Of syracuse {. +. Butler. +. J. McManus,
candidate for Assembly In the NNlllth District. and
tohn rny candidate for Assembly IN the XVllth Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
1xpoRsIxG THE CANDIDATES.

Tho roundryuen's Association la, night hold meeting
AZ No 42G Wet Forty.nith-t and lnf0f+ed The Nprpi
can National Siate and County uckts Ths i t" hI't
time hat The association has Endorsed rartr'' cand
dot.s y. than NJ cfIris u IT, mon D'r~ az"
p+roc'a'- !ndor ,qncnt j. si7 ncent TO means t'
for American wo-fnrn.n with sll that he term
implies Il preferred Free Tad and naulNrism by bread
winners. Edwin Iinstcn recommended a. the c"nd
date - worknrn"n and TaniinY'- feck',- ana TN
taracl d waste Z tac cys money received meei ccnsurr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
An ANARCHIST ESCAPES AFTER SENTENCE.

Brussels. Nov 2-Villeval publisher OF the lonrnai
La Niseren was today sentenced TO two years I'M
prsonment for printing an Anarchist article WHO
the court was adjourning. Villeva made his escape
from his keepers and has not been recaptuTed When
,h sentence was passed on him the Anarchists In
IN courtroom Kissed the Judge, and when the jurors
loft the room yilcvals sympailzcrs hustled them In
a dan,erons manner The POLICE interviewed to pro
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

TO CITIZENS or NEW-YORK; Great frauds
were pcrprirntcd the registry last venr nnd will be
this yrnr value the elective franchise
and Guild protect right. aud prevent irnnd u ~
your dur, 10 registers from YOUR house
unless legal, eniiIr, to do ENthlNE TIL
REGISTRY LIST n public copy Of whlch vi" be NJ
,our rlncc Of registration ever, day ~ To Election
Da,. u YOU find that an, person !. registered "o"
your hou.r Who does i've there report ~ Overt
tbe Kcvnbiran Counfy Committee 81 the Tini Avenue
IIofrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
THE Nr,pDERFR WAS INSANE.

Dublin. Nov. o.-The Coroner's inquest upon the
bodies OF Sergeant Logan, his wife and two Children
who were murdered by Constable Plkington In the
ROYAL Irish Constabulary Barracks. Mt Blinadrina,
County Kildare, held to-day, resulted In verdict oi
murder and suicide while suffering fom III OF
INSANITY The evidence showed that Insanity WAS
hereditary in the murderers family, his uncle and aunt
having Lccn insane.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

Erandreti,s u H. Wi! cure tho worst
case of Indigestion OF dyspcpsa ~ both. and
a regular course Of them, say ore or two every
night for vcc!, on ten days. will act a :,
preventative OF either mpant.
Sold in every drug and medicine store. either
plain or suear-cCated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
me SUGAR TRUST WILL USE ONLY BAGS.

Philadelphia, Nov. 2.-The sugar Trust has con
trnct.d with John I. Bailey. II This city, Tor oooo'
900 bugs 20 take the place ~ barrels for the snip
mint az refined SUGARS The DAYS will be delivered In
New York New-Oreans ard Boston. well as IN
Philadelphia. Thi, Is by FAR the greatest bag con-
tract ever made In the United States. The reason
for the change from barrel TO bag Is that the oas
costs and weighs considerably less than the barrel
This Is the worst blow the local cooprrage Industry
has ever experienced and almost wipes out that
business In Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

ii1ct. The Coored Quartet made the intervals dur
Ing the speeches pleasant by singing.
Under the auspices Of the Colored Republican Club
OF the XIth Assembly District a mass-meeting was
held last night at no. 45l seventhave. The meeting
was well attended, many women being present. The
Rev DR. Sinke presided The speakers were Dr.
Miller, the Rev. +. w. Wsher James Bonner and Dr.
Brown, OF Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
TO FORM A WRAPPING PAPER TRUST.

Toronto ont: Nov. o.-The owners OF ten OF The
largest mills in the Dominion manufacturing wrapping
paper have about completed arrangements Tor the
organization OF a .cOmb.ncn designed to limit the
PRODUCTION and keep prices at paying figure. All
tbo, now remains 10 be done Is TO secure the ac'
0uicscpncr IN the arrangement OF one OF the mills that
Is vet standing out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
CtRNhI'X RIOTERS PARDONED.

Paris. Nov "a Cabinet Council was held at The
alace Of the Elyeec to day decree was approved
hardening ten OF the strikers who were convicted OF
taking part In the riots at CarnauX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
THE LAr-REATE's UNPUBLISHED POEMS.

London Nov 2.-Besdes the volume just pub
lished Lord Tennyson left quantity OF manuscript
poems II was len to lallam Ttnnysons discretion
whether these poems should be published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
xo p,r1Ro.pyEuMoYIA DISCOVERED.

ottawa ont, nov. 2.-D:. McEnchern. chef DO
minion vcerinsry Inspector. rtn:ned TO day rom a
yst 10 woodstock. Iondoa and III anil ton from wHloh
paces cattle alleged e. have been ahle'cd WIN
nj mo pneumonia shipped, and reports 'Ha' he
va, unable 70 discover any trare OF the disease a''
IN. bcds lie doe no, think the Imperial Govern
u.~t psohiiit tn. landing OF Ca adam live cattle
In Eutl.ud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
pr,rcJTNG UNIVERSAL SUFFRAGE.

Brussels Nov. o-The Chamber OF Deputies Com
mittee on the Revision Of the Constitution hns re-
Icctcd the proposal to grant universal suffrage. The
vote stood il against the proposal to Ia It's favor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03

ING ucbIcon Central Railroad sem"pHo'' !"
ns,,ot ths morning for the purpoe Of w Gct ag
frnin, Two passenger trains W.T. .cciS,nt
hour but stopped In time TO aVoiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
LADY RANDOLPH clIuRcuILL RECOVERING.

London. Nov. o.-Lady Rancolph Churchill has re-
covered from her Illness much that the physicians
have ceased TO issue daily bulletins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
Doar0 p)anico.

TWO COMrORTABLE ROOMS with
bath and board for gentleman AMI vile
child and maid for the winter; must be-
nr.t.class ard nrai Central Park r'feIenc".s
given aid required. Address, with full
ncr,icuiars aud price. +. q. C., Tribune
Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
JUVENILE rnlIxwaEcEERs ARnEsrrn

Detroit. Nov 2.-Michac Connolly, ten years Oh
and James bowling aged eleven. bo;h % ,rrngwrl!s
were lodged Ia Jail hi, afternoon charged with tnru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
10 Get for Buoiness purposes

BUILDINGS. st0Fs.. lofts. oalce~ and
studlos dcsl-able locations. FOLSOM
.RoTUEHS. SO broadway.
LOFTS Nev story fir proof building
75f lr,nt b 85 ccpp; good hight, power,
,,eau h. II Dni e sNatDr good locauol, | .
IN l31 Mott.st., near G.nnd II. Inquire
\, MUTT, ~ EnI1bcth.st.
OFFICES AND DISK ROOM 70 LET.
TRACT HOUSE
$50 Nassau.st
Il AEp - BARCLAY.ST. corner
Church. -Ficr1nt s'o'c. jON 700 vita
hr,cncnt aud c'llar PLASS. 2ai B'wpy.
20 PARE PLACE. facing elevated stu
t.nr. Elegant sore. Win 10 feet Oh Cluf@h-
IL and ha.cHcnt @iN1j. AID cellar jON1j.
pI,AS~ .3l Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
Gin Real Gsiate 60 Get.

uOTSFS To LIT.-Tnfumsh d and
,,.,nt.n,d d n!fabfr iocaiiOns OLSON
Ui,OIIEHS. SO ifloadHa
irooE.yn.
KEW FACTORY ErILDING SjN1cO
-lN stories and basement, "i.h - an power.
re-. ,lrvltOf, pnd excellent ,;gnt located
p,p,Livn T.. -. SHIPPING facilities untN.
erllcd :. f. 4 NJ. VERNON 90 Duane
st.. y Y
STORES. STUDIOS SINGLE ROOMS,
,Yd..t rea, Gfh.aVc.- Flrst-ch >. l"cati
nrst.ciss. building lowest rent, Ia vicinity
kuply Immediately. headquarters ~ the
INTERNATIONAL Ord,f Of The Kings Daughters
and Sons, los West -Jl-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
POLITICAL TOPICS ~ ENGLAND.

London Nov. 2.-Lord salisbury has lhdlca'c1 u"
the rnIonlst, linz Of attack upon the IRISH Evic-
tions Commission. In communications to thc press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-03
flats Go Get, llnfnrnisbs6.

81 WEST 9rlI.ST.-S.room dat from
$40; oil sunny rooms newly decorated
priyotr-housc neighhorhood.
FLATS 70 LET Furnished ana unf :.
nished desirable locations. FOLSOM
BROTHERS,. S2O broadway.