davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18

III MsEIEiEr1 7I EsIGCz- Wiz
sy1's-zstll1ir 11,4 1iE--IE EDzsz DIN Z
54c.EzS- 5-IiE5 / IlT4 PROMISED FII L
L'1rlEz1IiE,z 1,IL III IElL E,IGrE-E
si-1EI tlr,EzE- z-- 1I1 / IL Ugusi-
E--iat IL INV FIU EL-LEuItIu
FIL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18
IELAEA-

H'iu'sssiIsss HHt K.F., gstits Ezuf E1sSss.
WE.s. amt araIsr-xtss.s-
z-H FzsII-r- 1T7z tiEi-i E-z 6Tr Z III
= y l'sE1ssEr-T -zst1HI iIIIgs -i1f-Z
XIV L Il lyIr VIII sElf -f1,E1 v-l.s /
TTu sIuL1 I1Ir----4- ilIti-1 Tx In
ITL--zE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18

Eaez,T II 1i1sz 1IU- 1f --zrE-7E--4
lr'-s-4 y E-,= tilru- 9GrzEsI.s=s All IIissEz--
ssE5I-e = zl-z Bsl1. IlE1.IC-iz- w = 1E-z
,. Litl4 EIC1 Tssz1ne-- aITz -1zCrz-s Ers
11i@ -IG@T Ant =7IEE- -zEaz-S EiEn--
zI-1EIlr r'EE1LL1z.f l,.1s-s A. -t.z EzclH
.I.Eg ZIEz- ElaE 4 Nv LEu- -.Ez
--lls KEF- z Fz'I E6sEsz-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18

TEiECIAz l. - -,zI-- TIA =1us5zr
VIZ 1-=s- 1.-l- tl1uT1 =uIC Il Fr-
-,I-L1rz- -s1l- zgrL FL s1 zTsz
ALI r-=u ..==4 l.zl- E@Il-.s- Erz4ICE-I D..
Z Hz-v=tt tI-LE --H VIZ All 49,
lsI-s=st I-I--.I,1 Lls1 -IZls,tl-bz.i-s.t- fl
\ sCl 4 lT+LT Oh. 1L6I All la
1I.El.T sr1rzzz e znlz Va
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18

L s-I1EzE IgVE8ihtIsst zE-s7IT-
ErIiIr TEFiiIC q 7 .I1-I,s.sssssez -zs.'zilllT r
VIII zL-4sIit,sf5 1ElG- All sI1t 2
Tt III 7 1nzaz TTIU1 Il 1Iu1
EIuT -s1lzst 1IH =E-zIEs 4,-IiIr g
VIAL gsE-I e ii Ia mn E-8ul'r-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18

Al =czzIE 5f Z "a szrzru gHg,zr -
.SsfI-T .cL-I-az.t -Is ,-E--Iissr ElL1 iLr-IiIgI.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -GlEI EisHGUl1 u
AEsE &C zClIlz 2 IIu1er Il 1,4sL1i1z
-lETs 1sssssI 1lEzgGu,ssE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18
Agricultural and Lire StOck Department.


81 EzaA-n z-ru sE-us-s
Al
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18

WantedHAn Idea 2 2: 3: = !: 90 g: g
P--EzE r-ur EtszF- H. ny srz1r FIn 7asaEi-
Va ~ VI IL - I O. F1-ss1r ar
1zsL Ea.ln1l-zlu- = = 81 -.sn- So 1e1s G1E
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1896-12-18

l-isr-zess'1 W=sE-F IT z n EKUs1s
E5-1,ssrT C'srIl 7'E.l-F All 2 E1Bz1E
EdT1ErF F--Istuts-
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
NEW-YOHk CITY.

Tho body ot an unknown man was found IN tho
North Rlvor at Ee,hune-st yesterday morning py
Oliver Bogart. pilot Of the tug Harry " Hedges
There WAS nothing on the body which woulh 'ur-
nish a clow to It's identity. II was removed TO inc
Morguc.
The Shaaray CcAl,a Young Peoples Association
viii hold n reception tonight AT the synagogue at
No l0j West Eighty-second-st. The exercises OF
tho evening win consist Of address by the Rev.
stephen s Wise. Rotations by Miss J. Baum. and
music by Mrs. Rcgcnsburger. Miss a Frank and
the Rev. S Rappaport.
The Charity Organization Society acknowledges
with many thanks the following contributions In
response 20 it's recent appeal In behalf OF TWO aged
and feeble sisters: "Seabrght' So. Miss NJ Bab-
cock 800; Mrs J. W. Smith. "B. r. J.," Cash c.,
Mrs Charles Inslcc Pardee, so each; Mrs. Rich
ard McNamee "II. r. b." w W. Cole -. H.
A Wallensten. "Bcinna." ID S." M W.,
"a NJ s." &C.. *. H." Mrs S. b. H. Vance. Mrs.
Morris * Jcsup IS D. S." I'm Memoriam
"yours." 81 each: Cash" M l.. W." M. H.
"a b" a. D. o." Mrs. and Miss H." 81 each;
"A Friend" f. Yama. John G. Citing, "Anony-
nous" 81 each: j. a. NJ" - cents. AS sufficient
money has now been received for this case. no fur
thcr contributions will be required
Congratulaiory cable dispatches were received
yesterday by Hawk e. Wothcrbcc. proprictors Of
the Manhattan Hotel from Sir Henry Irving. Ellen
Terry Ysaye and Mr. and Mrs. George Ienchel
upon the successful and auspicious opening or the
Manhattan.
The number Of students In Wellesley College THIS
year H. ~
Edward Frank. nfty years old. Of No. los East
Ninoticth-st was struck on the head by IN cle-
yator in Blooninrdae Bros drygoods store. at
Fifty-ninth-st. and Thrd-avc. Saturday night
II was thought his skull was fractured. lie was
removed ia an ambulance to Flower Hospital
Frank was employed in the store as porter and
WAS working about the elevator when it struck
him
The corncrstones OF Mnbank Hail and Erinckcr-
hor Hall the new buildings destined for Barnard
College viii be laid on saturday at 23o D. m. The
site OF the buildings Is the boulevard and Onc-hun
d,cd-and- twenty -fourth-st. Bishop Potter, Pres-
dent Low Dean Smith and S. H. Brownell will de-
liver addresses
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
BIDS FOR CITY EONDS.

CONTROLLER FIT II hDVERTIsES FOR Fhof"SALS
TO Pc RECEIVED UP TO . p 81. NOVEMBER !"
Controller Fitch has advertised for bids Tor Sbo"-
$50 20 Of 3i2 per cent gold bonds, and sealed pro-
nosas will be received by him at his Office. NO. 2SO
Broadway. until y. m. Monday, November !"
These bonds all Of which are under tho law free
from taxation are follows: $4,000 Bridge bonds.
payable November /. 1917: s.925lH 81 schoo.house
bonds payable November J. 1915. s02si9 80 sanitary
Improvement schoolhouse bonds, payable NoveH-
her 1916; si5s.Go College Of the city OF N"w-fork
bonds payable November l. 1915: $SJyvJ street I'M
provement bonds. payable November J, 1911; STUv~
street Improvement bonds payable November J. 1914:
100000 Bridge bonds. payable November 1915 SI'-
900 American Museum Of Natural History bonds.
payable November /. 1917; $4,000 park bonds. pay
able November L. 1915: 10000 street bonds payable
November l. 1917 si,00.0'o dock bonds. payable No
vember /. 1877: $7Co.0oo redemption bonds payable
November l. 1922 81 10000 bonds for support Of the
insane payable November /. 1916: $4,000 addi-
tional wa ter-stock bonds payable October J. 1913
Proposals should be inclosed In "A sealed envelope
indorsed Proposals for bonds OF the Corporation
of the City of New york. and then inclosed IN "A
second envelope. addressed TO the Controller
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
Sa.em Creek Light Station.

Notice is given that about October H. ls%',
lens lantern light showing hxei red with nN"d white
sector viii established In the structure recently erected
In about of water mean low tide, IN Sdlrin 'o't
of the entrance Salem Creek. east side ot ne peaWAe
River The light viii illuminate the entire horizon Inc
tNNW Z w southery and westerly To 80 degrees 81
minutes T. ,NE = w. and the channel into salem
Creek from Elsingboro Point the mouth OF The creek
tearlngs vesse) The focal plane OF the isht VIII
be- lG, feet above high water and IA feet above
the lantern The light VII be shown from white
hrxagOnAl lantern red triansuar pile structure.
approximate geographical position OF the Hight. ms
,;eodetc Survey Will he Latitude, North 80 degrees ~
mlutes d6 seconds longitude West 10 degrees II min
q secondsl.
Bearinss distances Of prominent objects are: R"edy
Island Range Front Lighthouse. 36 degrees minutes
'iW >. ~ miles; Reedy Island Range Rear Light
house NJ degrees "a minutes W (SW N w, As miles
Port Penn Range Rear Lighthouse. % degrees :. min
w SW 10y w. Jls miles; Films Point Range Front
Lighthouse 2s degrees q minutes " ,NNW T. W. les
miles; Firms Point Range Rear Lighthouse y degrees
IL minutes W IN = w.
Vessels bound into Salem Creek. coming up the river
should nearly mile outside of Esngboro Point ani
follow The white sector keeping tngcd with
red mile from the light then swing slowly
to strike the nOrthcrN edge the
white about II mile from the light and follow the
edge mouth of tie creek. Bearings magnetic
miles nautical miles. Assumed magnetic variation
lsJ6 u degrees - minutes W.
This notice affects the 'list OF Lights and Fog signals
Atlantic and Gu.f Coasts. 1896 page ~ No i36 and the
l'st Bows. Four'h Lighthouse District
lSS pages u ard 3 By crder II hs Lgh hous, Board
JOHN q. WALKER
Rear Admiral u. : Navy.
Washington. ID. c.. Oct II. 1896. Chairman.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
TARRYTOWN.

. . ors s.ryices have been held In Christ
Church It having been founded III 1900 pI '"V -
Dr William c. Creighton. In that "'"' .''
,,rnrinen, people have worshipped there WASH
, 1r,.,ng was one OF its wardcns, and a hand-
,oe marble tab bet has been placed IN 'front.' Oh 'ne
structure In his memory. Nlsi'ois anu ''1"'' '.
rassinr through the village always s.oP W "a -
The inscription. while nearly every resioeh' ol a"
~,.,our can repeat II by heart Yesterday seiN'Vc'
o ,o,d In the basement. because the upper por-
,,o, NJ the church is undergoing improvements
THE old ceilings have been removed aS We" ~ "
ola news The ceilings will be repiaceu oS 'sp'V''
wood Of high finish while new pews VIII 'ahe '"'
lace of all the old ones, with one eXcep''o"-'Ha'
,r ,-.sh,ncton Irving An alcove Will be punt al
,h. sou,h Of the chance This will be foF the or
gan. while the baptismal font VIII OCCUPY '"' , p,
cnt nIace Of the organ. The tower VIII po ia.''u
hout a dozen feet. The church VIII be he"i! iur-
,.haa ,brouphout and other minor improvements
made. The improvements VIII Coz, hnno a,yen nv TWO
81 ian This amount has already been ti'er h Wy go
!adies-,ndd una MTs frederick Lewis. who gave $1,000
a suitable tablet Will be placed Oh INC va" "
memory % York Tl 1f improving the church IS under the
direction Of the Rev Seden spence Mno Of is
re hTHepub,icans of this village are active In
a,i ~ II has I'VE Reppblican clubs. more than any
other village Of SIZE in 'hs ana Ga Hobap
Campaign the Republican GamPas4 aS LsafSe Se
RspuSSliican RsppuSican club MaTch C'00 a"0 TIC '''
on Saturday evening large neetine ui'4ed III, tn.
auspices Of the Tarrytown Mckinin ana 10 ~ touaat &
@,onnaien Club was held In the Windle PARK WIZ
wam Besides the TarrytoTn clubs & there ,dSeT were
Eastines Elmsford and representatives from other
places Tonight there will be meeting , 20 IN da dne
yxigwam at North Tarrytown This VIII be UNDER
nc auspices OF the Republican Campaign League
club and will probably be attended BY more man
lent OF the club will occupy the chair. and num-
,,er ~ prominent Republicans Will deliver short al
5resses William r Ward Of Port Chester. candi-
date for Congress this district will speak for the
Trst time since his nomination. He Will be followed
hy James W. Hustled. jr, Republican AsTcrblvman
from the lid District. Of Wesfchester ana candl-
dote for recollection; Francis NJ Carpenter. of New
Castle ca ndldate County Treasurer. and Theo-
dore II Silkman SURROGATE OF Weschcster County.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The October term OF the Supreme Court Will be-
gin this morning in Richmond. with Justice keogh
presiding There are cighty-nine cases on the civil
calendar, which Is an Unprecedented number
The wedding Of Miss Constance NJ. Dumbc. OF
Livingston. and John l.. Villalonga, Of Ncw-York
will occur Wednesday.
A meeting Of the Che nber OF Commerce VIII be
held on Tuesday evening at the Hotel Castlcton
About go letters have been sent out 10 prominent
persons asking for expression Of opinion on the
proposed County Fair. which Will be discussed at
length -
Dr. Joseph G. Thompson OF clifton a prominent
young physician has been appointed surgeon on
the steamship Richmond Hil!.
The literary department Of the Woman's Club
will hold a meeting on Monday afternoon, when
Miss Eingslsnd will read paper and debate viii
be had
The members Of the Cricket Club are arranging
for a golf tourna mcnt to be held on November ).
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER Il.
SHIPPING NEWS.
roRr on NEW YORK SUNDAY. OCT. Is. 1890.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Francisco 'Br. jenkins. HUI October = win
IN and or- passenger tI Sdnderson n son Ar
rived at the Bsr at lo:i5 m, I'm. . , ,
steamer Uierp. Jorgcsef hamburg oct"'-f /
ana Iiayrc g. mdse and ~ se~iase passengers 10
Punch Edy- a 90. Arrived AT the Bar al j a m
ste amer Washington tieJ DincHas", Hamburg october
g. In ballast Gusaye llcye. Arrived At the 'ar at
,....,.-- ,.,.,.. =
steamer OLDHAM (DutchJ. Ponssn Rotterdum October !
and Mcr October y with insc ~ cibln ana
10 Netherlands American steam
Navigation Arrived AT the Bar AT 3:os m
steamer GascOgne ttr Baulrgn, ithNrr October 10
with ,udse lCO cabin ana .pi sccragc passengers To y
Forget Arrived AZ the Bar al 600 m
Steamer ,l,r. iadwin Trieste August IL Ven
lee ~ Ancuna -. ratras september 10. kaamhta H.
M.sslna 10 Palermo 10 Drna -. Amcria october l and
Gibraltar . mdsc PHELPS iros. Arrived AZ the
Bar "a G:O5 a .
steamer santiago Leighton. Manlaniia October 3.
,.enfurgus I Il Jago 4, and Nassau H. with ndsc and
cabin pass gers james r. Ward 60. Arrived at
the Bar AT 5.i5 n ~. . 49,
steamer Delaware Proctor. Cape iIaytien D. petlt
,oaVe Jerrmic 10. Mragoan" IL, ''oiaives - Marc
Inagua ~ with ndsc and one PASSENGER to william
l. clyde 90. Arrived at tho Bar at 400 M
Steamer Ardannhof n'rD DaNcy taibarien October :
Havana and Progfeso H.. with mdse to W ID Munson.
Arrived the Par az
steamer Orinoco '3r Fraser. Bermuda October Is.
with and - passengers To a r. outerbridSe Go.
Arrived NJ the Bar AT $40
Steamer Comanche. Pennington. Jacksonville October
Is and Charleston IL with mdse and passengers TO W
Clyie a. Co
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Tim robearsals for the cantata "Cnder the
Palms to be given on November r. have been be-
gun by the pupils Of ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal
Sunday schools.
A series Of mission services was begun last even
ing in the parish of the Blessed Sacrament Ihe
Rev Robert Mcnamara, Of Hoboken. Is among 'he
priests who are conducting the services
Auong tho attractions which will he presented AT
tho Town Hall within the time intervening between
now and Election Day are: October p RepubIcan n
rally: October %. Prohibition rally: Ociooer, -
w G G f.: October 2s Ancient order or HiheF-
riane' ball October g. Sound Money rally; OCTOBER
80. Peoples party rally; October 3" "'P"o"c""
Wiilguenot Council No 297. Royal Arcanum. VIII
attend services at Trinity Episcopal church on ncNf
sunday evening. by invitation OF the hev. - T.
Canedy ,,., 49,, 8.
anniversary of their wedding in their home. No. ls
Church-st on Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19

- ,,.r tho frs, course he said. Phalen began
., ,,1 ,,ul, with his food. became abusive ana
onaiIv Jumped UP from his table ana Struck MINI
l., s.lf-dofcnce he (Minus) struck fhalen on the
I.r, side of tho head with sugar-bowi. kho'A'''s
him down.
Al this the women screamed. one ran out VI '''
place and tho other walters nocked to aid Minus In
,,o.,,r.. ph,l.n oulet Tho man was taken to the
Kitchen whcr. he was held by main strength MhiI'
tho proprietor Frederick cass. sent Tor an oH'''r
,rot,'"rp,r ouis Winners OF the Tcnderlon re-
Stranded and arrested Phalcn. Cass corrobOrat"u
Minus a@ TO phalcns dis0rdcry conduct. whlch th'
prisoner denied ,, 80,
81 suppose YOU wanted n 81 pclronlco dinn"r ior
IN cents 20, 'cockcy' aud tho walters licked you
scry.d YOU right n they'd licked you more. sald
the Magistrate The Court then discharged fh''en
with a rcprimand
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
I2Y' T..

At the regular monthly meeting Of the Apawamis
Club on Saturday evening the Board OF Governors
presented a plan OF club development which In
wolves a change of location and is intended to
nodernize the club and Increase Interest among It's
-,cn,bers and friends The board announced that
Al had arranged lease for term OF years the
j. p Peck estate. the Boston Post Road. near
the railway station. and seventy acres OF land for
golf links and tennis courts lying east OF the Post
Road the property Of r. w. Fulton The proper
les adtotn each other. and are convenient owing 10
their proximity 10 the railway station. There Is
largo house on the Peck estate, and this VIII be
rernodelled for the use OF the club 1t is the In
tention OF the governors In The near future 20 add
towinx aileys and other features OF interest. The
acousition OF the golf links Is expected 10 be
the means Of increasing the interest In that sport
Golf has been popular at the old links In Forrest.
ave, and II Ia expected that at the beginning OF
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
DIXON DENOTNCES ALTGELD.

The Rev Thomas Dixon. jr. preached yesterday
morning at the Acad smy Of Music on Free Riot"
He enlarged upon the danger OF riots and mob rule
and reviewed at considerable length the causes and
effects OF the French Revolution. "The only safe
guard for the life Of this Republic Is In peace and
crder" he said. Mr.. Dixon said that the greatness
OF tho English people due to their love of home
and that the same love OF home ana country would
save the United States from mob rule.
Governor Aitgeld.' said Mr.. Dixon. has the
audacjtv 10 come 10 this city and say that the
pres!ient has right to send troops to suppress Il
riot I'm any State. lie who questions the right or the
President 10 send the Army TO suppress mob rule
Questions the right OF the Republic 10 live"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
SING SING.

Commander Bangton Booth OF the American
Volunteers. accompanied by two of his aids visited
the prison on Saturday. remaining over sunday 'he
guest of Warden Sage. Saturday evening the convict
choir OF the prison gave one of their eNceHeht con"
certs in the chape which was attended by the COM
mapder and his party and by number or people
from the village who had been invited by me ar
den Yesterday morning at the rellSlouS ser ~
the chanel the inmates Of the prison addressed
bv the Commander and by Captain Hughes \ letter
was read from Mrs Booth now in CaIiiorilla an
nouncjng the institution OF Hope Han for diS,
charged convcts in that State similar IN puiioSc
design TO the one established recently IN TINS Siat
The convicts were attentive TO everything sdiu lN
Commander Booth. and were evidently sreatIy mt
es,od in Mrs Booths letter and pleased with her re-
mo NH of them.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
WHAT IS GOING OK TO-DAY.

Wholesale Dr,. Goods Republican Club. No. %'
Broadway. noon.
commercial Travellers Sound Money League
Broadway and PriuCe-st. noon
Republican club, 80. 80 Fiith-ave. p m
PRESBYTERIAN Union. Windsor Hotel p. m
Ex-senator Miller ut mass-mcctins ~ Central
Opera House. evening.
Rally Of the Wac' Farmers Patriotic League
Cooper Union. evening
Now-York Univcrsalist club. Hotel ST. Denis
evening.
copcr.cationa, club. Hotel st Dents. so p. m.
stern Trother-' Employees Mckinley and Hobart
Club Tuxedo Han. evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
FREE COINAGE,
WHAT IT MEANS,
and other issues of the campaiu
TPIRIINE PUBLICATIONS.

MAJOR M'KuNIEY's HOME LIFE.-With -
mcrOus handsome illustrations. The mass
he IL seen at home during the cnmpsin
receiving visitors. making speeches. ."
enjoying the few hours Of reiaxaue
Fight portraits Of Major Mckinley ~ dino
cnt ages. with pictures OF his mother ."
wife. aud Othe: attractive picsst~
oddities OF the campaign ana no"
speeches are prepare In snowy sse.~
ment extra. pages. Weekly Tribune W.
single copies. I cents 10 copies. ~ ess"
100 copies. 80 cents' H. copies. .. o''
REPl DIATION REPUDlATED. Dauo >
WeIIs's remn rkable letter to The Trsos:s
"BrenIcrs Ahead" reprinted In . scp,%
ment sheet. size of paRes OF The "e.
Tribune, and I'm addition extracts !"
speeches of w. BOurkc Cochran. DAVIS
Hill and Carl Schurs. all Democrats
most effective document for ctrcuis".,s
among Democrats. 1 cent per COPY. a.
copies. 10 cents, 400 copies. so censs' ~"
copies. ~ 80. ,..
ISSUES OF THE CAMPAIGN-For pop:!ss
reading. four pages of the st.e OF
weekly Tribune. containinE "MenseS
Popocracy." and "NO Cheap U.".
wanted, from ex-Prcstdeut Harf..s.
speech, "What Free Coinage Neans ~
printed from The Tribunet "One ..s
Country" and "Siiver Faiiacie" h'es. h...
from william McIkiniey's letter Of aecs.i
mncc. and Effects of the Biano A..
Law of 1890" reprinted from The T''..
4 most effective. short. ramp"tS" .ta
memt. I cent pcr cOpys 10 copies ~
100 copiex. 80 cents, 1000 copies >. 90.
GOLD AND SILvER-The Question o' -.
Area pnmpnic. 90" InrGe p"s'., .,....s
tatuinx the entertsining and hsral ~
Joint debate between Roswell 4. "o' r,ee
L. < Senator william VI. stewart On o,...iy
Coinage In which Mr.. HOrr co"v.,sn
routed his adversary. The who're ~"
ON both sides. rs cents per single ~. Il
REPUBLICAN TEXT nOOk.-A pa"'..,.,es
los Inrgc pages. containing m"ns Colps
ON the fundamental principles oi ~" r. ~
oyc IsSue, Banks and the froteeu aoess
prepared by Roswell q. horr. '"..,isss
ment. issued In ISDl. II exactly "pp'
for 1SO6. md cannot be fmpro'e" "'~
cents per single copy. .a vvttb
WILSON TARIFF DILL.-Rates cOmP", no
the Mckinley bill. and cOntnt"'me ,,hieh
text OF the POpuiist Income Tax '."rstits'
the Supreme Court declared
tiounl. 10 cents per single COPY. ,rsuEtt
WHOLE SILVER QUESTION IN -. .
"a famous speech by John sne .opy
small brochure. = cents per s."s STU. ,DcEH
ALL OF THE FOREGOING. ~ oN"
FOR SD CENTS. ,r0uDIINE
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
MOVIE NEWS.


PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS
ALBEMARTE-J. VI. Courtn"y Deputy Minister
OF Finance. Of Canada. Isaac '. Baker, II. OF 'o'h
stocks Y y and Charles X. Lord of Baltimor"
CANRRIDGE- Baron de- Mauny -Talrand" ~ faris
FIFTH ANENt-E Senator Nelson W. Adrlch "i
Rhode Island: .X Senator warner Miii"r, "' '"'-
kluer and President Charles X. Adams of tn"
r-,iv.rsltv Of Wisconsin. HOFFMAN, Judge VIII
lam J. wallace Of Albany. MAJESTIC la soma
tor John T. MrThersou. of N"w-J"rscy. M
PERIAI.-Hcnry clay Bnrnah"c. w. " Macnohald
and Nj. Jessie Bartlett Davis. MANHATTAN
senator Joseph Muln. OF Watcrtown. y. J. NJ X
RAY IuII.-Prcsdcnt William X. Harper OF the
University OF Chicago WAIDoRF-br. 'olco''
Fox. Of London and q. 4. Sprcckels Of san Fran
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
DOBBS FERRY

The annual inspection OF tho Fire Department
will be held this evening. Tho Board oi NHdgc
Trustees will inspect the apparatus OF the NaI'o""
companies ut their respective houses Al''' "'''
80, ,lo ,,sn.c,od the Ardelev Hose Company.
Iiyingston Hook and Ladder Company irving nose
Company and Chauncey Hose Company VIII Iai''e
through the village. ... ,.,.
George f. johnson Ncw-York Division inspector
Of The Sons of Veterans attended the falr ipr ti,
bereht Of General George Meade Camp sons or
veterans lie also Inspected the camp, ana ap-
ponted Captain Hauptmann to inspect llrrre g
Van Wyck Camp NO 1Oi. Of Sir Sing, y. y.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
MOUNT VERNON.

The fair to be given by the ladies OF the bureau
OF Charities will be held on Wednesday. THURSDAY
and Friday of this week in Stephensons Hail. IN
North Fourth-ave. The departments VIII pe unoer
competent supervision and the fair VIII De opcileu
by Mayor Edwin w. Fiske - .,- ,,. go.
Mr. and Mrs. a. c. Avoid. OF NO. ~ summit ave,
celebrated the tenth anniversary OF their wcudliis
on Saturday evening. The guests were prncipa'iy
from New-York and came 10 Mount vernon III d
special ,- - 49, -.
Miss Gay will entertain the members OF ne re-
orranzed Emanon Club at her home. No. 424 South
evening.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
WADE TROTBLE ABOUT HIS DINNER.

Albert Phalen. twcnty-!hree years DID, of No.
West northumberland -fftecnth-st.. was arraigned
before Magistrate Wentworth In jefferson Market
Court yesterday charge OF being drunk and
disorderly The complainant, Edward Minus. Is
head waiter in the plympton Restaurant. at No
lci Broadway. lie said Phaen. with another
man and two women. came TO the restaurant on
saturday night and ordered four table d hote din
New-York tribune., 1896-10-19
PELHAM MANOR.

cr.d;sb services arc being held in tho Huguenot
Ne,nor,al Church every Sunday morning at '@9
o'clock and will probably also be held TN 81 Johh
Methodist Episcopal Church. Ia New-RocheNe.
The district meeting OF the Nomans AuAllary
Missionary Society will he held In the manor carry
T., Eovember The district comprises the church'-
from Stamford Conn to the New Nork ana MOUNT
Vernon lines