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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
Crcs5 making.

A.-A.-DRES,MAk elegant cutter
and filter - CAV OF At hone perfect III
guaf0nterd velvet SIX o. c.oth SUIT made
N onr week for 80 fancy vai-t,. coat, aud
ball gown. a specially. ~ Lat lOth-,e.
car broadway.
AEIISiIC Dlif -sMAkfNG. unique
designs. evening dresses 4 specially hOl"I
ort.rI, =, .aurt notice, AMI moirratr charge.
Mr.. NrELRDN, - East Jth'S,.. Oiipo-ltc
stewart building.
ARTISTIC DRLSSMAKING. 80 Perfect
nttlng costumes handsomc dress 10 ~.
NINE. OWL y. 2G2 West 23c->f
DRFS~M NKER.-Hy nr-t-cla's ladies'
tailor: wise. ic,v NOR customers; good
references. $40 East 0Gth-st.
put-SMAKfK want. few more
ersioui.t. az home. suits from 20 m. u.
FDN. 81 West SOth-st., near kiN'f'ihc
Drive.
-pKES~MAkIN,, donr in al Branches
Win urouptnr-, and l-,n,rh ard 40 mod e.
atc pricc-' Nil. Il. rACON. $50 Gth-a,c.
D;ls,MAKINn.- thorough, first
cia-, cutter ynd inter f the nucN or Sc
r ur.t-clrs, families; terms - Pc cav
highest reference. Addr'-' d, 2oi su''Nc'
pRESSMAK EE desire lew more cnst,;
mcr, at home or by the day cnNs,s Wy wy
Gttng q speedily. Nine. DENTON, -
Wet 3id-st ---
FEENCH DKf.ssMAKEk. perfect llt;cr
and styIc wants work 40 homt priroS
tItt,ng: lining. patterns. 30 cents. Mine
DIEifE 1919 West 3@d-st.
LADIES TAfLOKING.-B 'die>' oNh
matl.rinls mad up into Jackets. coat. I,i7tr
sr,"'"nodcIIei GHElG. 1871 West 22u.>t.
SEAL GAKMENIS r.dyrd, atcf'g lo, or
-. H. years with Geosg, smith hbe"l-
~. London. and GunthcrH. 'th-a'e.
SEAL. GARMENTS repaired, r.dne q,
altered and rcmoGclltG 10 new shtpur
c.tin,atrs given - = day nrst-clas9 "oIA'
GKEIG. 1871 West 2.d-st
THOROUGH DREssMAkEh dc'l,S ,,, en-,
g,rcn,.uf by day "r week. ~ o. oun OF
- civ. highe.t references. AddrrS, Ni's
X Tribune UTtown once. la. Bro1IWnv
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wrSTCUFSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT vERNON.-Mayor Edward ?. Brush ana MS
wife held a New Years reception AT their house IN
rif,b.ove on the afternoon and evening Of Monday.
IL was a brilliant affair. and was the first public
reception given BY nm executive Of the city govern
ment The house Handsomely decorated ana
dinner was served by Il New York caterer Mrs.
CofIey The wife Of the Rev. DR.. W. = Coiey rector
OF 81 Inuys Episcopal Church. at Eastchesier. died
ut her home In Mount Vernon Yesterday morning.
fron Hrght's disease She about sixty old.
WHITE PIAINs-GeOrge Stafford SOn OF Hr d. u.
Stafford a retired New-SOrH banker. now NNInS IN
Eurone died AZ lis home at White Plalns yts''idN.
af,er fnur DAYS Illness. from pneumonia MI sInofN
was I'm the thirty fifth year. and WIDOW ana 'iI"e
children survive him.
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GonnIrD Real estate for Sale


AGENLY FOR MONTCLAIR.-I ;esden 20
properties for sale and 70 let large variety
u choice building sites. TUBES 4 TAY.
LOR. Beekman-st.. and Montcar
on ALBANY TUKNPlkE fine Hudson
view. ScarborO, near Ir,lngtou, rcsi.rnc';
o.. acr,'s sale. s25 600. AUhy lDW. l..
HAMILTON & CO. 80 broadway. y. Y.
PROPERTY In the Ornges y. j. IA
speciality some bargains for ~0e. r.. Z.
HAMILTON & co. 90 Broadway. y. Y.
SCMNGE HOME rOR SALE.-One OF
the NOS, delightful sit > for q gcntlcman's
Residence GA the north shore Of Long Island
mas wat,r frontage OF sand aud gravel of
nearly two nile.. with liberal rights of lani
under wat'r. sale anchorage Tor yachts: this
i al excellent opportunity FOR one o. more
gentlemen oil tilning desirable building sites
looking Long Island Sound. For further
PARTICULARS apply 10 ths secretary II Broad
vav. Room -.
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c,vprrrrIoN BETWEEN GAS COMPANIES

,,. r,,,oo Municipal Gas Company ceased 10 Iur'
lno ,,o Metropolitan Company at the Degh'
nsn ~ The year, and as soon as frost Is out oi ,s
mas will extend its pipes in the district Sappe Z,
,s Metropolitan Company, and also into ,na' Oh
~. Citizens Company which ceased TO ,aNo II,
-" YEAR or two ago. by an agreement wn'n eHp.ea
:, ,he spring, the Brooklyn Company pays .o r",'u
Municipal Company 10000 year 10 pre.s"' uS
petion, but this is not likely 10 Dc ,,.ons, Conn.,
- which controls the Union Company Oh '"e
siy,h Ward. also proposes TO extend It's MANS
end will be prepared to enter the field of the Nassau
81" poon,e.s companies The Equity Gas Company
which changed hands last week e Sy ha I A.
cas 10 consumers in about twenty u.iN -. rP.ad ,hn
Ea III has charge of its interests, orGahZeu .c
Esst River Gas Company, and 1t is supposed ''''
thsv will consolidate.
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ELIZABETH.

daring robbery committed here yesterday
between and o'clock n. NJ. in the most frequened
part 81 the city. The jcwelry store OF William G..
Fnck at No. 125 Broads;. within few doors Of the
Western Union and Postal Telegraph Offices. broken
into ard jcwe'ry and sverware valued nj 500 taken
The burglar smashed OF the plate glass pancS IN the
door md crawlcd through the opening. The robbery
was no; discovered until Mr.. Finck 10 open the
store. The thief has not been found.
The January term OF The Union County Court opened
yesterday After the Grand Jury had been sworn In
the Union County Bar Association presented r"snlu-
tions Of respect 10 the memory 81 "NIlliicellor
williamson and the court adjourned for the dav.
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prpOPT Or THE PILOT CONFUSION

The annual report Of the Pilot Commission oil 'he
Port OF New-Nork for 1899 was read ut the meeting
Yesterday According Ia IL twenty one @tawor'hy
schooners Of from fOrtytw TO nnetytwo tons nav"
been employed In the service DUNG u" Pa'' war
with five to six pilots each. and working crew OF
six men. one hundred and twenty four pilois' AZ
hui three IN fnli active service now ho'd licenses
from Tho l,,ard The number OF vessels pllO"l IN
and out OF lie harbor during the year was Us :
the gross amount al pilOage earned being SI'J-o -
ond I5I snnken wrecks were removed from the waters
around NcW-Iork
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poar0 an0 Rooms.


A-FINE ROOMS delightful home in
Christian household; liberal table; adult.
desired. 81 East Gith-st.
DELIGHTFUL Christian home, large.
sunny room Tor three Young ladies' eNccll-
ent table. 81 East 6Ith-st
HOTEL VIANO AND RESTAURANT.
- East lsth-st.-Rooms daily. 81 up; week
ly. with board. el2 up; private dinins-room
parties.
MADISON.AVE.. 275.-Large and small
room private bath; with board.
g GEAMFRCY PARK. - Gentlemen
only handsomely furnished suite u room,
open IRE breakfast II ce-ircd references.
~ EAST .sT.-ENcellent board
clean pleasant ru0Ii.s c'ntre OF amusement
aud dr., goods district quiet. hOnclikei trlms
moderate; also table board.
30 WtsT .HrU-Sr.. MILLER'S HOTEL.
A comfortable. quit. hOtel-home perIna.
neat or transient quests % guests have
remained an average of II years.
jOTH.ST. 81 WEST-fouth Moor
hack or third door front sunny room, with
board references.
M WEST .sT.-Voy pleasant
wcll.heated. sunny rComs. handsomely fur-
nishcl now hou>'. ell improvements. snail
family: hest home table; seen any tine ;
references.
~ EAST 2IsT->T.-E.eeant rooms, gu
suit ami singy.
1913 WEST 5eD-ST. Board and room 10:
respectable girl , / a week 4th hoor. rack.
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flats Go Get, uufnrnlsbe0

ELEGANT. large. all Hight rloms cabinet
finish. steam heat; 80 10 80. 20 West
bith-sf.
LIGHT. MODERN FLATS.-Drcorltrd /;
private halls on WIDE street,, With entrance
10 Central Park, iG3-iG Central Park West,
near lOGth--t.; : rooms and hath, hot
water h'atlng; sij, so. Northeast corner
Park-aNc. and !Jth-st. halls aud bathroom,
heated } and o ROOMS and bath. so. $50:
single lats adjoining. : rooms, so. $50.
Ia lO7 70 Ii3 fA.t ?Gth-st.. rooms. 80,
80; sane ia l3O-lJO Last "0th->t., all
heated extra wide rooms, $50, SO ~ lO5
hath. $50. s3.. FRANCIS J. SCHNUGG.
i1g 'a~t a1th-ft.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
.o, pooDy,s SECOND MESSAGE.
rprxcr TO ANNEXATION TO NETWORK

,,cr m ANNEXATION TO NEw-YoRK
I" ,r,vy CITY DERT AND HIGH TAX RATE
n.oos,vn Board Of Aldermen. who have another
''e oe,ce held their first meeting OF the year
yen. Michael J. COffey was reelected president
poard and In spite OF Republican oppoSi''oh
Of inc :, ss;stant messenger was created and filled
inc - .nndntment OF Patrick Grant, OF the sixth
Ward. ,. .ooro message was read and or
"a pinted The document was more re"'',m'o''
s HN =, omitted than for what 1t contained Ihere
for "na' ,o.orce n consolidation with New-Iork, al
wa. ..h the annexation OF the four towns OF hihss
tn0oe tho city was strongly advocated. NO men
Co""'. made OF new facilities for reaching New
non s.. bridge or tunnel, and there was not the
-, reference to the completion OF the Mehoii"i
hps ., the expenses OF Its dedication. AS GOOD Il
Az" .,s as possible was made for the Fire Depart
ard the record OF fires and losses was stopper
hr'.omher I. while other reports were Drought uo"h
"a of the year. by this means the amount
,esss was kept down by fully Sl'Voo'ooo ios' "s0
nv, The showing that the city debt Is dangerously
po"' A. lawful limit and the taX-rate abnormaiiv
DC" soets no credit upon the administration oil
ns a., po,dv which is thus shown TO be worse 'Hih
.,.t OF his predecessors H., H.,
- message says that the health OF the CITY mas
,.markably good for the year. The de'h ra'e
o ea one In 1000. which gives the city RANK
1ha hpaltheSt. SUCCESSFUL en'''' WV "
s" .,nress the nulsances on Newtowh 'rc'N' III"
ws'.n., associations have been OF assistance.
~. growing needs of the Department OF Education
",rs,dered at length. Nearly S2,ooo,ooo was
m . 20. ,or educational purposes and yet the needs
r.re not fully met. ,o.ooso
IT.. total city debt is s46,5l3,lll co. an Increase
.."oss acl 81 over last year. and within Sl'ou'ooo
49, Ton per cent limitation. without any oeuuo-
o. The taxrae was twenty cents In I'll ooo h'sher
than in the previous year. The 'C' al lt
.o,oton IN the recent charges affecting the Fire
,msnt the Mayor said:
oea.~s,betanding the reputation which our ERE ne, n9
wv. sn, has sustained, and the cohIueiioe. ~
pat citizens have repcsed In IT. an ndpt,on With an
cur Nos heen made against II In connecllC w r. n
aon n.n in Insurance rates made by me !i" one
n oi New York City. am conildent . i ION o,,s
suon o re- earnestly desire the fullest and
eau mo ,rh Of these charges than the o'noe, o." ~
70 Me ~ our Fire Department, ana ~ - ~, u"c c,v
nenoe we'll as 10 the business interest vi an aTd
them ash Investigation shall be made spe''iS anu
thoroughly ,.,oe t,,o arrexntion OF
ms ~ Flatbnsh. New-Uuecht, 1r'>eSc'u anu
r,stsnds to the city,
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furnished Rooms.

IMPTEOYAL RESTAU RANT. SO West
furnished rooms, with
BATH.
IFXINGTON-AVE. 32i. near Grand
Central Depot. Furnished rooms every con-
,cnirncc; references.
TWO large square rooms nicely furnished
and IN = ID locality heat. ga and bath
prl,ate house: cheap rrnt ~ rrliahlr party;
v.ll let 'cpaiateIy. a3l t1st l2lth,st.
sIu.sr.. POS EAST-Elegant furnished
front piror 10 let for lady or gentleman OF
couple; terms reasonable.
l9rII-ST.. 70 WE-T-A few choice
rooms, newly furnished; superior appoint.
nlents: select location traiisients accom-
modut'd cNc"ptionai refernces
5-TII~T.. GG EhSr.-To Bachelors
larer ,'cond.story room. irsi-elssS house,
with owner.
THE TRIBUNE UPTOWN OFFICE.
l,"io BrOadway. ID door north Of 3lst'st
Advert senents and subscriptions
received there until o'clock D. IN
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular onice
rates until s D. m. Va
o5i Sth ave. = - cor. Of 23d-st
lJ2 6th-ave.. cor. 18th St oe,,
l9g Colun.hus-aNe., near west ooth-ss.
100 West 4.d-st. near 6th-aye.
90 West iith.st., near shave.
957 Wet i9d ST.. bet. 9Th and Sth ayes.
15i ith-avc., cor. lith.st
ABB ave, between 10th and nth SITS.
i g.3 3a.avc, between 18th aud 10Th sts.
O2G 3d-aNe., near 0lst-st.
,7OS lst-ave., near oHth.Nt.
$50 3d.nVe. corner i7th.st.
66I ad.avc near East 37th-st.
- hNcnue 4, between 81 and ith ayes
II Canal-st and 1857 Dlvis.on-,t.
40 Church. st., bet. Warren aud Cham.
bers SITS.
3a3 Blcrckcr.s;.. near Chr.,topheret
$50 Fast 47th.st.. corner 3d-ave.
20 East i2d.st., near Madt-on,aVe
O5l 3d.avr.. bet. 1l2th and 18th sts.
HARLEM OFFICES;
$50 Fast l25th.st., near 3d-ave., 80
o43 West l25th-st.. bet. 7th and 9th AYES
~" v RRoOKLYN OFFICES:
20- Fulton St G3 Court-st.. 800 De kalb-
ave. /. goo Bedford.ave.. 100 Bw1y.
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hnt 10 large sales resulted. No. spring wheat.
q 1-sc; No. 3 spring wheat 81 aG3ci No. 2 red,
oats, zoe No white f. 9; b. q a.c; No white
f. o. b. 42a63o; No. 4. T. o. b. 36a zoe; No. fax
seed, 81 10; prime timothy seed, 81 o3 mess pork,
SIDES loosel 50 sOd ss s. dry sailed shoulders boxed
g. 6O1Ss 81 IL short clear sides lboxed). 81 05a
50 whiskey. dstillers finished goods, per gal. 81 80
sngars nnchnnged.
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fjouses an0 flats tuanieo.

AZ ENTIRE FLOOi. wanted for bust
nos. purposes Ia JthaNc. or Madison. OF
from 10Th T. Al SIS. b tween Madison and
IN ave.. OF Jth and Biol1way. Address
NJ. - HoN II. Tribune tptvwn once,
l2f2 BroIdNay.
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gounIrn Real gstate 60 Eet

FACTORN.-At Bloomfield. y j., on
the u. auf p. canal handy ',r cheap coal
supply building A0NlO. ioof-. 80 b. boiler
50 o.. engine ~ minute from IN" d. l..
ard W. Il. t. AID Fri, Il. Il. fright ~.
lions rrat mod"tatc. NATHAN RI SELL.
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miscellaneous.

,cADEMY or MEDICAL lliPNOIl>M'
NJ" .6I W,.st l.Sta-,t.
mr. MCCARTHY receives puWl, ah. pi-
,l.,,t. daily. dee iptiyc Cscular Zc cNrh-
Inc cla-sc, and cNp iine.tsil scancr' no"
forming.
Fla CTRJC llglts for -nlnIn.r r.'''u ',n u,i,
e,,s for offices ana sleeping rooms. Apty
nov 10 1T order, iiilcd. - oNV''i
METER CO.. Tribune Once
WANTED -Machlnery. % bu,ld. 10y ID"
day or contract c-tlmpte, nap' ,,' "N,r
GEoRGE o. KINHE. 23i Broadway Room
X opposite Po-tOlhc'.
ApvEgTIsEMEIINTs ,!ANyl2S SnRsc1nntIrni .
me Will, M EECEIVED At THE VI;
Towy OFFICE. NO. i,:i@ Broai WAY "a
door north OF Thirty n.-tst aud ADE ~ ~,
TISEMFNTS al the following braneh ~, 70
hce,: aJr sfh.avr., :. .. cor. 23i-st. l92
Gthsye ~ Tou,fh,a'c'', 20 ,o RE-. F tggr.
s.ycnth.s T.. corner 3d.aye.; 1870 Fast 10th
ST. near Thlrd-1Nr.
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Business Chances.

A BUSINESS worth $4,000 yearly
wants assistant with 81 GOO u learn IN
come over ~ .Oo0 to begin full security;
NO simple. Address ENTERPRISE,
Bon 4, Tribune Office.
ArTENTION.-An excellent opportunity
is offered a i've man with sumo cash to take
II Az interest In well.cstabllshed real eftit'
business her. In city. HODGES, 1871 Broad
way Room :.
ATTENTION COAL MERCHANTS
pargain, sl2 500 will buy, Newark, y j.,
property and business 20 year, est1blished,
1877 f,rSadway, Room ..
ATTENTION, BARGAiN.-s1OO will
buy. Newark. y. j.. business and fixtures
OF established restaurant and family oyster
and nah market; low rent. HODGES,
1877 broadway Room ..
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY 70
purchase valuable Iutcnt. manufactured
required. GE0RGE o. KINNE 23i
Ero,dway. Room $. Opposite Postoilee.
-EX.FoREMAN LARGE MACHINE
SHOP onor, practical assistance IN buying
or selling machinery. GEORGE o. KIN
NE. "a Broadway. opposite P2,tollIce.
LOANS MADE on Ne policies. notes,
bank, insurance: industrial stocks bought.
j. o. HoYT. II Broadway.
OPENING ~ OLD RELIABLE house
in city TO paFfy investing $40 600 sales.
500. geo annually: net profits. 20 per cent
and salary. SHEBW1N e CO.. 237 B'way.
YOU may Invest not les than so nor
nor, than $500 70 pay 10 per cent perm.
aHcntly. principal subject 10 3Cday sight
draft any tine INDUSTRIAL, T. U.
Box l51.
WANTED -Relable party with small
capital for established strictly cash proiit-
ahie oGlc3 business. NEWTON, Tribune
Ollce.
500 Will NET sij weekly with
Rowc's lnialiihle lIandcapplng system;
second successful wear: prospectus 1883.
free. G. u. ROWE. PostOnce Box l21,
BROOKLYN.
500 ADDITIONAL CAPITAL waltet;
will nav Ia per cent. no risks for legti-
mate commission business. Add ess Bf.ST
REFERENCES. 20 West lith-st.. Room ,.
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Citn Real estate for Sale

DESIRABLE 2d-ave. corner. lOON35O !;
contains ] full lot, unemrun.hrrcu terms
ca,y. SliERWIN & CO., 237 Broadway.
THE HEor 3-SrORY HOUSES. IL to
20 feet J2d.st. STEVENS. Jth.aye.,
cor. ODDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
NEWARK.

Jeremiah +. Riordan, grocer at Second and Ham
Nton SITS. Kearny, has been missing Tor Week
lie left home on Christmas Day. having In his posses
sion S4Oo On Monday night his wife received a
dispatch from n physician In Richmond, Va; saving
that her husband was In the hospital III mat CITY
Eordan is about thirty five years Old and his habits
have always been regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
Board ilInnico.

A FAMILY q four adults desire board
I'm utlvate flmllv, West Side. above CJth-
Il. second floor three rooms rc.Spr. , 81,
etc Address. with particulars, GRANT
Fox z. Tribune O:nce.
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Ciin Real estate Go Get.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NEW.
YORK CITY.-Onc OF the best appointed
Jnd most attractive OF the smaller places
at KiNcfdIlc for sale at $50 900, or TO rent
reasonably (unfurnlshefJ 10 satisfactory
tenant. Situation unsurpassed river
view long street frontage. Address
PLYMOUTH. Tribune Oiicc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04
Prominent ARRIVALS tr THE HOTELS.

ALDEMARLE-Mavroycn Boy. Turkish Minister az
Warrington. and s. ]. Kimball. Superintendent OF VIC
iAis Saving Service. BUCKINGHAM-ExSen Senator 'eofse
y sosn, OF Oswego. CLAEENDON-Edwari j. fn"'pe'
q Vermont FIFTH AvENUE-Cong"s man ~ ~.
Sefos, Of 0gdensburg, N. " and Stevenson p"r"c "
Cleveland. GILSEY.-Ex Senator G. l.. MseArtnu,,
my, and Alexander q. Eustace. OF Emit" MINI"
HILL. A. Dumont Of Steam Vcsse"'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John A. Roche. OF Chicago
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Real g'slaic 10 Cr1hanae

EXCHANGE .lrtrir BfDokiyp Oats /;
rrut.d central location fr country seat
o. nrm. j. a.. Hulr. - Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-04

Grand lce.bridge at Niagara. Twelve fast trains
aaaus via New-York Central -
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AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advert sements received at regular once
rates until p m. VIZ.
254 Sth.aye.. :. e. cor. OF 23d-se
Iay Hth.aNe., cor. l2th-st.
ie2 CoI:,nbus.aye., near West 6Sth.st
los West 42d.st.. near Gth-aye.
20 West l,th.st near 5th-aye.
257 IVES, i2d.st., bet 9Th and 9Th ave.
1877 &th.aye., cor l4th-st.
eYa sd.aye. between 18th and 77th ste.
t'T5S Sd.ave, between 18th and 10th stss
ooG yd-aye., near Olstet.
lTOs lst-avc.. near s9th-sc
200 9d-ave., corner 47th-st.
h5I 3d.ave, near East Slth-se
50 Avenue A. between 81 and 4th stss
II Capal-St. and l57 Divfsion-se.
40 Church.st., bet. Warren and Chan
bers sts.
800 Bleec krr-st. near ChYistophefs~
lka Pas, 47th-st., corner "a ave.
20 East t2dst near near, M adj s,sss At.
HARLEM OFFICES:
$50 East JoS,h.st., near 3d-ave:
24H West 12ith.st, bet. 1th ana o. wv
'-' RRoOKLYN OFFICES:
go7 F,,lton.st i3 Court-st.. sos De hals.
" ave. l.cGo Bedfsid.sve,. 100 b'Wss'
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6slp tl)antso.

AGENTS and CANvASSERS, male or
female; IS TO 81 daily profits sure; cH-
pcrlence unnecessary; no talking required
exclusive territory given. For particulars
address 1. PUTNAM s CO.. West Winsted.
Conn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
TIL, du Points Making Gun Cotton.

Tho L. l. du Pont, de Nemours Com
pany have been now tor some months
manufacturing gun cotton at their new
works at Deep Water Point on the Della
ware, opposite the mouth of the Chris
tiana. The manufactured article when
finished has the appearance of cakes of
white soap. 1t is of a greasy texture and
is made up in squares weighing a pound
or SO. 1t has to be kept damp, as soon as
it becomes dry there is danger OF an ex-
plosion. 1t is understood that the visit
last week at Deep Water Point of Off
cials of the German government and of
representatives from Bridgeport,
Conn, firearms agent, is in connection
with the new explosive manufactured
by the du Points.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02

his chance to say last word for silver,
took the floor. He gave every one an
agreeable surprise by talking a very
short time, and then, without objection,
the bill was ordered to be engrossed and
read third time.
THE VOTE WAS AS EXPECTED.
When the clerk had read the title of
the bill Mr.. Stevenson said, amid pro-
found silence: "The question now is
shall the bill pass"
The ayes and nays were demanded
and the secretary at once began the call
of the roll. As each name was called
the response was listened to intently.
There were no surprises, however, as
each man voted exactly us had been an.
ticipated. The silence on the floor and
in the galleries was only broken once
during the roll-call, and that was when
some enthusiastic silver man i'll the re-
served gallery applauded lightly when
Senator Cameron cast the only Vote
against the bill by an eastern Senator.
Upon the completion of the call the
Vice President announced that there
were 43 ayes and 80 nays, and the bill
had passed.
Following is the vote in detail:
Yeas-Messrs. Aldrich, Brice, Gallery,
Camden, Carey, Cullom, Davis, Dixon,
Dolph, Faulkner, Frye, Gallinger, Glib.
son, German, Gray, Hale, Hawley, Hig'
gins, Hill, Hoar, Hunton, Lindsay
Lodge, Mcmillan, Mcpherson, Mander.
son, Mills, Mitchell of Wisconsin, Nor
rill, Murphy, Platt, Proctor, Quay
Ransom, Sherman, Smith, Squire
Stockbridge, Turpie, Villas, Voorhees,
Washburn and White of Louisiana-43
N&ys-Messrs. Allen, Bate, Berry
Blackburn, Butler, Call, Cockrell, Coke
Cameron, Daniel, Dubois, George
Harris, Irby, Jones of Arkansas, Jone
of Nevada, Kyle, Martin, Pasco, PETER
Perkins, Pettigrew, Power, Pugh, Roach
Shoup, Stewart, Teller, Vance, Vest
Walthall and Wolcott-32.
The following were the pairs:
Messrs. Mitchell (Oregon) and ALI
son; Chandler and White, California
Colquitt and Wilson; Palmer and Hans
brough; Gordon and Morgan.
Senator Voorhees, Immediately move
that the Senate adjourn until IL o'clool
tomorrow. For the first time in tw
weeks the flag over the Senate chambe
was lowered, and the session of Tues
day of week before last was brought I
| an end
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-11-02
The ministerial Union.

The monthly meeting of the Ministerial
Union, Monday, was largely attended.
The question Of organizing temperance
leagues among the churches was discussed
and it was decided to call a convention to
further consider the matter. A committee
composed of the Revs. ]. b, .Quigg, ]. r.
Milligan, G. A. Guenther, o. q. Budding
ton and G. II. Hendricks was appointed to
arrange for the convention. The delegates
to the convention will consist of the
pastor and two members of each church.
a paper entitled THE Authority of the
Sunday Sabbath" was read by the Rev.
William p. Swartz. A committee was ap.
pointed to correspond with the American
Tract Society in regard to securing Its
paper. A resolution requesting the presi-
dent to lead the union in prayer in behalf
of the Rev. Il. L. Hubbard who has been
transferred to Baltimore and thus ceases to
be identified with the organization, was
adopted.