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Morris tribune., 1896-08-19

First class meals served in short
order at the Club Restaurant, next to
G. A. Smiths confectionery store. r.
G. Rogers, proprietor.
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19

If you are going to paper call at
FL. Hulburd & Cos. and examine their
stock of paper. Best in quality and
lowest in price.
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19
To School Teachers,

Send your name and address to w. J. G.
Kenyon, Gen. Freight q Pass. Agent,
Burlington Route, ST.. Paul, Mimi, and
you will receive each month bit of read
ing that will do you and your pupils good
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19

You are buying the fruit Of 1o years
experience when you pay sIoo for
Columbia bicycle. Not I9 years Of
building any sort Of machinery, but Io
years Of building the best of bicycles
profting alike by successes and mis-
takes, ever learning and making better.
There are no bicycles in the world to-
day to compare with -l
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19

My new goods have arrived and
they are the finest and best ever
brought to Morris. See my fine dis
play of silverware.
yEN. n MCAyr.T
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19

Poison ivy, insect bites, bruises, ,scalds,
burns, are quickly cured by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, the great pile cure.
Hulburd & Co.
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19

] have one of the finest line of
watches in the Northwest and the
best movements made. Call and exy
anime them. E. McAyeal.
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19

Rake teeth and mower and harvest
er sections for all kinds of takes,
mowers and harvesters for sale at
A. A. Stones. 23tf
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19
piles, Piiesl Itching piles.

SYMPToMs-Moisture intense itching
and stinging; most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ul-
ceration, and in most cases removes the
tunors. At druggists, or by mail, for 50
cents. DIR. Swayne & Son. Philadelphia.
Morris tribune., 1896-08-19
.GoING EAST
-GoING WEST

For information as to rates, routes, ETC.,
apply to any Great Northern agent.
r. KINNER, Agent,
f. I. WHITNEY, Morris, Minn.
Gen Pass. and Tkt. Agent,
st. Paul, Mimi.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
Tha ksEivfng Appeal
Five Points House of Industry

Five Points II ou.e of Industry.
1855 WORTH STREET
A Home tor Homeless Children.
NO COLLECTOR IS EMPLOYED. THIS is THE ONLY
YEARLY APPEAL
THE POOREST CHILDREN
in the city are tine subjects Of Its care. and there
-, have n been % ts9 inmates since is orsansasion
and II has had during the past year a family varying
In numbers from 30 to 34s. Typesetting carpenter
ing cooking sewing and housework taught to the
A HOSPITAL BUILDING
cared for. and the sick poor Five Points arS
otrb1oS !rsss1a poos e 's disDeH'ary'
During the year clothing. food. ccaI and cash were
A NEW fiSs" BGIIDISd e fGHi ;a.''s'
made necessary oy the unsafe condition our main
structure has been completed. IL has all the modern
thar the old We need very much the sum Of Us oo6
to pay OF the Indebtedness on It.
AN EARNEST APPEAL
for funds enable the Institution continue its res
cue work which It has prosecuted for forty years. =
A THANKsGIvING DINNER.
which is yeary given to It's inmates. and also to the
street poor. Will be served this year the result Of
ITS YEARLY WORK
Meals given 376 7tI
Aysrase a attendance n school: =. Sss
~ %IsTSEs AbE %EIcoME 81 Any TINE. ''''''
| o'clock-Dinner for house children.
: o 3clockmDinn.I for street poor. Last year more
cIIAFEL sERvicEs~A, o'clock the ',iIi Children will
render programme which will include singing.
@ the o on ea.n S, ns ar s:
rior singing VIII be maintained Public invited.
Checks may be made payable to FREDERIC r. CAMP,
TRUSTEES:
f~dere F. camp TTeas fenry F. e. HsSsy
urer. David 3 Egeston.
Go + Belts Secretary Charles IAnier.
WA +. BARNARD. Superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
DIED..

BENEDICT suddenly. OF apopsW Novempsr ~ ,n i,vo
Grace Evelyn beloved wife 9t charles Mi1isn i,ne
dict and only daughter of "ih'aih j. ana 'a'" "'"
p,a,trc and friend. are invited attend funeral
m9oS snn9oy' ,;ssye ard NewYork city
pAY-On SATURDAY. November y 1896 of pnsumonis Ia Al
wife of Henry Day
Notice 81 funeral hereafter
GEpNEY-on November a. William H. Gedney In the
Ip.h year of his age
Notice of funeral hereafter
INGRAM suddenly n Astoria Long Island David In
gram in the sd year of his age 49,
Funeral ser, his late residence NO so Van As-
ave Monday evenng az o'clock
Interment az the convenience Of the family
KISsEI<-N Morristown. y. J., on Saturday evening
Nov.mber ~ 1896 Charlotte stirIson. widow Of Gustav
Hermann Kssei in the 9th year Of her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
IEECH-At Paris France November 10. 1898. Henry
Of of'%s Psiladspha in the 'ei year OF his age
Notice Of funeral hereafter
MATTHEWS ON Thursday. November 20 Jennie Mathews.
after nearly twenty years Of faithful service In the
family Of Charles ii. lsham
Friday November 20 at his r..Ssnss . Twin
Funeral services will he held at the congregationa
Church Salisbury. Conn. Monday. November o. at 2
Trains leave Grand Central station GIarlen piyscn at
v:O3 a. m: Hartford p H. and \. E. H. H. $50 a. Z"
REYNoLDs-At Undertook, y; T.. On Friday Novem .
and Ssuxh,er Of the late Francis " Brad,sy
Fpnsral nSan :sySss Scysmser s 2s a, $3.50 o'clock.
Kindly omit flowers ,...
into re- M ESs. Nay. sn.s Ss Rs
isisc H. futile. D. d.. rector emeritus Of st. Luxe
rnsra service At St. Iukes Church. Convent and
iiist-st. Monday mornirs November S inst'' al ~
Ius.r@ent oe,osn a, N.w-Haven. Conn.
wIrEIER-suddenly. OF pneumonia. November 20; Rich
ard Schuyler Wheeler. son Of Schuyler s. ana the late
Peterson whseer ss.a q and end. will b. held
At No West s3d-st.. on sunday. at O'CLOCK
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
NAVY BEOrESTS TO CHARITIES.

Hv the Will OF Elizabeth j. Higgins which was
filed with the Surrogate ycst"rday. "A numbc- or
charities receive hcqucsts though what the value
Of these may be- Is not known. as no petition stat
ing the value OF the estate Is filed with the Will
After bcqu's,s TO relatives. IN" rcsiduary
estate is divided into nine parts. Of which goes
IN .,ch of the. following The international order
Of Kings Sons and Daughters the Board or Mis-
sions for Freedmen 81 the freshytcrian Church. the
Sncioty for the Aid Of Fricndlrss Women aud chill
drcn Of Brooklyn the Red Cross Society. the
I,rooklyn Nursery and Infants Hospital, the Amer
loan Guardian Society and Home for the Fricndless
tho BROOKLYN Home for Aged folor"d People. the
Free Home for Destitute Young GIFTS. ana the
Women's Guild OF the New YORK liomo"opathi
Medical College and Hospital
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
a.. r,rORJT4" AT THE METROPOLITAN.

rho first Of the scrics OF popular SATURDAY hIght
rorformances at the Metropolitan Opera House
was given last evening The opera was one OF
those that are reserved exclusively for these occa
sious LA Favorita." and 1t IL. therefore. pre-
sumably one that the management considers to
appeal especially to the popular t"s'e' nu'
though the piece was in excellent hands ana
nerformance was given that did II no injustice In
any important particular. the popular taste refused
TO find much potency Of attraction in Donizettfs
conventional and faded measures and the audience
WAS but "A scattered handful. Signor Cremonin
appeared Tor the first time this season. taxing inc
hero.s mart His voice seemed in the first act
rounder finer and OF richer color than when t
was last heard here: but az the opera went on II
relapsed into the white quality that never seemed
n leave II last year Nine Mantelli was the Le
nara and ~ Plancon and Signor Ancona, the
Waldassarc and Alfonso respectively There
enthusiasm for the best Of their singing. and sew
eral numbers were repeated
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
THE NUNEZ JURY DISAGREES.


NO VERDICT IN THE ALLEGED FILIBUsrERs'
CASE.
A disagreement Of the jury was the result OF the
trial of Colonel Emilio Nunez and Captain Charies
p. Dickman. which began on Tuesday In ,ie United
States Criminal Court. before Judge Brown. Inc
prisoners we're accused Of connection with the
Laurada filibustering expedition TO CUBA IN May.
and the testimony against them was strengthened
nv tho Witness James Quinn who accompanied the
expedition and turned informer. The case went 70
the jury at 3 p. m Friday and at 10 p m 'unee
Brown was informed that the jury had disagreed
He gave instructions for sealed verdict yes'e'daS
morning
Members of the jury struggled back into court
yesterday morning. and when they were In tner
seats Judge Brown made the announcement OF 'he
disagreement and discharged the jury. lie nxeo
bail at 81 800 for each OF the prisoners me oa''
was furnished promptly. and the accused men VIZ r
relca sed II said that the jury sloou Nr, ~
acquitta and five for conviction from inc ''s' ~
tl,.l loet hal lot
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
SAID TO BE IN A SPANISH PRlSoN'

Norfolk Va Nov 2l-Sanford NJ Douglas ar
rived here Yesterday and made affidavit that Mat'
Kersev OF Alexandria. Va. for many Hon'ns
mourncd as dead by his wife five chidreh anu "se'
mother WAS alive In Cuba and probably IN a span
,. ,r,sor Kersov sailed from Baltimore on No
v.rber % 1soj as chief engineer of the tug Mascot
which was hound for the island Of Trinldad' a
shor, time afterwari word came that the 'ug hao
hoe, wrecked and the entire crew drowned, oh
April "a last at Jabarra Cuba. Douglas saw hersey
IN q bosn,tal and conversed with him he gave
~ -, is.,ers 10 his relatives to Douglas Dut the
spanish authorities seized them Secretary oiagy ai
baas been informed Of the affidavit and has II i sad'
a"sured Kcrsev's family that thorough investisa-
ton will be made.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
C4STELLANO MAKES DENIAL.

THE SPANISH MINISTER OF THE COLONIES SAID
THERE Is NO PROBABILITY OF Ris-
ING IN PORTO RICO.
Madrid. Nov N-Sehor Castellano. Minister OF
the Colonies denies the truth OF the story teie-
graphed yesterday of the probability OF ris'hs IN
Porto Rico. despite the fact that the story was
based upon official adv.ces from that isand' p".
the "Dia" affirms the accuracy OF the STORY anu
declares that the Government has received ao'ice'
showing the existence OF conspiracy " a'''
plish insurrection.
The ..correo' gives expression to the general
fcenp Of dissatisfaction with General Weyler. and
asks when General Azcarraga, Minister OF war Is
going to take the command Of things into MS own
hands. .,,.o, ,,ors
Advces from Havana announce the arrNai '"e'e
of General Munoz from Pinar del Rio.
The report that General Weyer is 20 oe ~
Cuba is pronounced upon sem-ofIicia authority 10
be without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
TOE
SICKNESS on THE ST. LOUIS.

There were several cases OF sickness on tho st.
rouls on her trip to this port. one OF which re-
suited fatally Mrs. a. NJ. Jennings. a saloon pas
scngcr died on board or Friday from apoplexy.
Shn was seventy-six years old. The body was
brought TO port and taken care OF by friends.
Miss Jessie Davidson contracted scarlet fever. ana
WAS Yesterday removed to the Willard Parker HOS
pital.
c,, samueIson was found sick in the steeraSc
,,h , d,seas. resembling appendicitis He was
aIso taken In charge by friends ON the ships ar
riyn
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
Az APPRECIATED COMPLIMENT.

From The Jersey City News Demc
Th. Now York Tribune In its excellent New-Jer-
go, naeo-thc only ew-JeIscy page. by the way. IN
81 80 p%cw-York paper which Is not contempt
his clamorng for short session OF the i'"sis
iature. This Is satisfactory. .,, To-.
The Tribune is fertile this morning In material ior =,
Vonrbecs of Union IN which that ambrosial curleu
,omnp statesman sets forth his views as TO wnat
IF. Marty should and should not do during the COM
ing session.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
70 SHE TO BE A CUBAN FILIBUsTER'

Chicago Nov 21-The little steamer Elsa sta''eu
for New Orleans on Thursday by way OF the ILLINOIS
and Michigan Canal. and the Mississippi RIVER Inc
Elsa IS said 10 be Intended for trading vessel ~
ply south Of Jamaica but 1t Is rumored tha' th's 70
only a blind for the real errand that Oh 'uo,''
a,,..,.,ort,,o oxnodition The Elsa was bought In
Sordusky r.centIy and she Is capable OF making
fourteen miles an hour which is better speed than ,
70 ret hold Of The Elsa is ~ feet long. II feet
hear m ard draws feet.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
M'KINLEy TO INDIANA REPUBLICANS.

Terre IIautc. Ind. Nov. 2l.-A NJ. Higgins. presi-
dent OF the Indiana Republican League. has re-
ceived the following letter from Major Mckinley:
know something OF the uphill fight Of the Re-
publcans of Indiana. Therefore II is that | enter
heartily I'm their fec!tations the victory-and
for that victory the workers OF the League are
entitled to small credit
indianapolis. Nov. H.-IndIana's official vote for
President Ia finally all certified and received at the
State House. The official figures give Mckinley I
plurality OF IS ie in total vote Of 637057 McKn-
leys ma iority IS 1909 The Increase over the vote
four years ago Is SsiGi The gold Democrats cast
2lis votes for Palmer Four years ago the Popu-
lists cast 20 eos votes but this year they all went
for thr Democratic ticket. Even with this. the
Ecpuhlicana show gain OF 6S.2l3 and the Demo
crats gain OF only % since Clevelands cleo
ton. The Prohibition vote combined IL 772e less
than two years ago. when II stood al 1869
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
V1SSAR STTDENTS' AID SOCIETY.

Ponghkceps!c y. ". Nov. 2.-At the annual
meeting Of the Vassar Students Aid Society held
ai Nassar College this afternoon the following Off
Gers were elected: Vice president. Miss Louise
Lawrence Of New-York, treasurer. Mrs Raymond
Rackus OF Philadelphia auditor Mrs. Sarah j.
Williams e Brookyn directors two years.. Miss
I.tharine Stcbbins Of Rochester. and Mrs. Louise
f. Wcycrhatiscr. of St Paul MINI President Tay-
lor commended the soci"ty's prize scholarship, but
advocated Gifts as well AZ loans to students.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
Prominent ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

CAMBRIDGE-Baron Herman. Of the German
Embassy A, Washington. FIFTH AVENUE
chief Judge Charles Andrews. OF the New-York
Court of Appeals: Alanson S Page. Of Oswego and
Iohn f. Parkhurst. OF Bath. n. y. HOFFMAN,
Ex Controller Frank Campbell, OF Bath. ~ T.. ana
FRANKLIN Murphy. OF Ncw-Jersey. HOLLAND-L.
vog. Secretary OF the Swiss Legation at Wash
inuton. and Charles Green, OF St. Louis. MAN
UATTAN-Edward Atkinson. OF Boston, General
Sylvester Derins. of Utica, and General Rufus il.
kin NJ Albany MURRAY HILL-Assemblyman
lanes N T. O'Grady. OF Rochester. and Professor
r ~. Bass OF West Point NORMANDlE-Judge
I Henry Metcalf. OF Canandaigua N. Y. WALL
DORF-H. Bccrbckm Tree. OF England; Joseph H.
U,,,o,d NJ omaha; Frederick II. Winston. OF Chi
400 and Samuel NJ Kennard. st. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
RrrJDER or THE FERRIS WHEEL DYING.

Plttsburg Nov 2l.-Georgc w. Ferris OF rus
hurry who achieved fame through the medium OF
~. or.,, rerrs Wheel at the Worlds Fair is
living Al the Mercy Hospital in very critical condi-
,Ior PHYSICIANS In charge say that his death IS
hourly expected Two weeks ago he was taken 10
Tho hospltal The Illness developed INTO an en-
Iorpement OF the liver.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
TO CONTEST MRS. HICkS-LORD'S WILL.

II IS now certain that the will of Mrs Hicks
ord Is 10 be- contested on account OF the provisions
Lv which large sums were left TO servants and
other persons not relatives. {. Stewart Schcnck.
Mrs IIicks-Lords first cousin. mas declared MS IN
,on,ion IN make a contest, and proceedings will be-
rim before the Surrogate on January Il TWO
ddauphtcrs of Mr. Schenck. IL Is said have per
aonoI interest In the probate OF the VIII MI.
cchnnck is reported TO have said that Mrs: Hicks
I'D was a confirmed invalid during the last TWO
years Of her fo. and that She WAS not rcspohs'o'e
l.ra anIG
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
MANY VISITORS IN CANTON.
BAD WEATHER DOES NOT CHECK THE |
STREAM OF CALLERS ON THE
PRESIDENT ELECT

PRESIDENT ELECT.
Canton. Ohio. Nov 21-Dark skies and a drlz-
zling rain were not potent enough to check the
flow OF visitors to the Mckinley home to-day.
General Nelson A. Miles started this morning
for Akron. to have an interview with his pub
fishers.
Major Mckinley has had a large number of
callers to-day. Among those from distance
was John s. Wise. of New-York. who arrived
from the East at 1870 and started for New
York at D. m. Mr.. Wise came out to talk about
the New-York situation. and he had an hours
private conversation with Major Mckinley
about matters of a more personal nature 1t
Is inferred that he would accept certain Fed
eral appointment.
Speaker Thomas B. Reed, OF Maine. who
passed through here on his way back from the
Pacific Coast Yesterday. did not stop.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
MISS PTLLMAN'S JOKE.

From The Denver Republican.
,r,o Missouri Pacific Railroad got some new sleep
ing and dining out Of the pullman car TnpRs
ahin ,o,nes bestowed by the daughter OF George
NJ Pullman: Dning-car Quantzintec31n nat@ih' ana
siceners Chililtle and Nezahualcoyatl.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
wJJIJiu STEINWAY'S CONDITION.

Tho following bulletin announcing the condition
of william Steinway. WHO Is Ill WIFE sas'r'1is a'
h,s home. was given on; yesterday Mr' stem stem
WAYS condition Is about the sam. as o'' riu"''
and the doctors are we'll satisfied
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
uJDWJ\TER SNOW ~ HALIFAX

Halifax S. Nov IA midwinter snowstorm
,r,o,, UaI,fax ot Q o'clock tonight. The street
railway company had to send out snow pIoughs'
AT II O'Clock there were nearly 1--WE inches OF snow
~, the ground and It is st falling heavily Snow
also fell In Western Nova Sco'ia 'h's "''''"oo''
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
MR. HANNA AND THE INAUGURATION.

ASST MES CHARGE OF THE CEREMONlES AT THE
DESIRE or THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE.
Cleveland. Nov. T.-Chairman Hanna said this
morning: My correspondence is almost as large
during the heat OF the campaign. I was forced
TO call Major Dick here to take care of IT.
Have you not oversepped your prcrogative as
chairman OF the National Committee In deciding
to assume full charge OF the inaugural ceremonies
at Washington?'
''Who said I havc''
Mr.. Hanna told Of the Washington dispatch
stating that leading Republicans were 1nffed he
cause. they said Mr.. Hanna had broken an es-
tablishod custom whereby the details of the cere-
monies were left to the local committees. Mr..
Hanna said
This is tho first have heard OF this. IT was
the general sentiment Of the National Committee
that tho affair should be left I'm my hands have
decided to make appointments as see fit hope
TO make the event National affair. and. what Is
more I will take distinct pride in the :howing
that will be made by Ohio. This H. n matter OF
State pride. and believe Ohio Republicans VIII
back UP
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
ywo nrsTPJcT JUDGES APPOINTED.

Washington. Nov. I.-The President to-day ap-
,o,n,.d William D. McHugh United States District
Indy. FOR the District OF Nebraska. ana Anurew
~ X tinted States District Judge Tor the
district OF Ncw-Jersey
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
sprtKER REED ~ TOWN.

Speaker Thomas B. Reed Is staylhs al inc nome OF
.nsua,us g. Paine No. IS West Fortynnth-st He
.r,,od here on Friday night. and Is on his way to
,,is homo in Maine from his tour In the West where
he he Innde many speeches for Mckinley ana sound
InAaI1
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
" niRRIED.

,,vp,v,N-IESuEIl-A the residence OF the brides
.h.r \o : East 16tl- st. hv the Rev. W T. T.
r,,ne. o, the Firth Avenue baptist Churoh James ns
,i.n Hartman to Adele. youngest daughter OF the
late stephen r.. 1esher' . 800,
,,r,xry- -MIIIFR-On THURSDAY. November ID 1895
80 ,.bm.rh OF the Messiah by the Rev Minot j.
a. Sac Lillian Provost Miller u Brighton Heights
s,oten Island to George Alexander leanry. OF New
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
Religions Notises

ACtDEMY OF MUSIC Peoples Church, Rev.
- .Tcrfas DIXON Pastor.-Preachtng. H. by Rev
IN 0NK DIXON CHar,ford): The Light OF the World"
seats free We.come
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

An sor-rs, CHURCH, Madison-ave and 06th-st.-
UERER NEWTON will preach At II .. "a.
nn The Causes OF Our Social Disconen EvensonS -
q" ~ seats free r. A. ". HENSHAW will preach.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
DENIAL FROM FERDINAND W. PECK.

Chicago Nov 21.-Fcrdinand W. Peck. OF Chicago.
denies tho intcrview " with him in relation to a con-
ference with M. Hanna at Cleveland yesterday.
He saws H. has not spoken TO any person regarding
his talk with Mr.. Hanna which was purely OF a
private nature.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
4 JiPlNESE PLIGIIRfST EXPOSED.
YoNE NOGrCHrs MYSTIC VERSE LARGELY
CRIRnED FROM POE.

YoNE NOGrCHrs MYSTIC VERSE LARGELY
CRIRnED FROM ZOE
san Francisco Nov. .. (spcciaD-"The Chronicle"
TO morrow WI, print article which exposes bold
plagiarism from Poe by Yone Noguch the young
Japanc-e protcgh o. Joaquin Ml.er. who has re-
Gently been cXpioi.ed n certain publications. Yone
clfre her. to at:eni SANFORD. bu, as he was not
prepared 70 cn,ss The University he decided to 1--we
vita the Poe, OF the Sicrras 1t his home back OF
Olkanc and cuivl'e poetry on oatmeal and
scenery lie soon became the idol o. The literary
co'er's of the Athens OF he Pacific and was hailed
ly fhe female members genius from out
oi the orient. No could urGerstanl what he
wrote bl, his .idn' lnjure his In their
Yore appeared regularly AZ these meetings and read
verse which moved his hearers 20 the warnes; ad-
mlraion.
on Thursday night he read some verses at
m, cting held ir the HON, of Miss Inc d. Cool
birth. poetesi. In Oakland. one Of the party
the Re-. W T. Hudson OF Oakland. who was
80 much impressed with tho resemblance OF certain
lines TO Poc'a "Eualie' that he asked Miss Cool
lriih TO get the manuscrp' OF the poem from
Yonc. The gratiicd author asscnted. and when
Hudson returned home h, compared the two poems
and found the Who'll conception alike and dozen
similar phrases SO he wroi; to The Chronicle"
NoGCcHf
Ms.,c sprirs - ,apor.
Wanfrn fragrauccS. dewy. dim,
curl pst from my drovsy soul.
Wrapping mists about It's breast.
dwell. alone.
Like - eyed star.
N frightened. dirksom- willow threads.
%
stagrHnt dawn
Dawn alas dawn soul is
close irins-1 curtain
~ night j. stealing up Cod
Ien.u, i.glf
Darkness on
- more | want
World Il silence. ir-iisss sadness tenintedi
Stiffness,
ZOE.
At midnight In M" month OF June
sin beneath the mystic moon.
An opiate lnpof. dewey dim.
steals drowsily and muscaliy
Into tn. universal valley.
Wrapping the fog about its breast
The mpIid"rs into rest
lwet alone
n A world II moan.
nd my soul AZ stagnant tide.
Tn. vlnfon from the top
Iaughingy through the lattice drop
The lodless airs, a wizard rout.
FIT through thy chamber. In. ou;
And wave the curtain canopy
Above the closed and fringed III.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
REPORT THAT THE POPE IS DYING.
CARDINAL VAUGHAN DECLARES THAT THE Ro-
MoRs ARE ENTIRELY BAsELEss.

London. Nov H-"The Rock" an Evangelical
Church OF England paper. reports that the rope Is
dying and tina. In consequence the holding OF the
consistores fixed for near dates is hKeiy 10 DC
postponed
Cardinal Vaughan. Archbishop OF Westminster,
declares that the rumors regarding the Pope are
entirely baseess and that the report OF his being
in dv.rg condition is simply the recurrence vi
rumor that IS periodically put into crcua'o"'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

cup,sr CHURCH Boulevard. corner 1ist-st., Dr.. J. O.
exIIpWAN Rcctor-Mornng services. IL o'clock; evening
rsxsr 3 clock sunday school at 10 o. m
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-22
Gurcial Notices.

DIE PINNA'S
New importations for boys, clothing in English ana
Scotch goods comprise all the latest designs suitable
sr hovs from, 10 Is years Suits for dancing school,
parties &c. school and college Suits. Osercoats and
Eeefers we have pretty styles In Suits and over
coats for little boys OF years . .
NE PIMA 3e& 5Tft-AVE. EAR 38TH-ST.
CnIifOrnin-A lady owning quaint little cottage IN
Southern California overlooking Pacific Ocean. would like
10 meet with lady would employ owner as useful
companion ct would board two ladies. Satisiac-
tory arrangement with right party Personal inserview
in New-York Until suited. Address Miss HELD furoy
station N, Y.