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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-24

Mr.. Bryan is getting bad run of
Fridays. The Populists will endorse
him on Friday.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-24
MINNESOTA SOUND MONEY DEMO
Gratis so INSTRUCT THEIR
DEL LEGATES TO CHICAGO,
WILL OF THE CONVENTION
WAS SUCH,ALTHOUGH THE MATTER
WAS DISCUSSED THOROUGH
LY PRO AND CON.
To Represent the State I'm the
Event That a National Con-
ventfOn Is Called.

Delegates to Chicago Conference.
Meets today
d. w. LAWLER, Ramsey.
F. w. NJ. CUTCHEON, Ramsey.
II. r. WELLS, Fillmore
GEORGE H. PARTRIDGE Hennepin.
INSTRUCTIONS.
Resolved, That the delegates to represer
the sound money Democrats of this stat,
either at the conference to be held at Oh
cago today and tomorrow, or at any nationi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-24

Steve Elkins laughs in his sleeve
while he talks like a statesman.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-24

Elgin Market Report-Butter and BIZ
cycles are running easy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-24

1t is a good guess that the next
presidents name will be William.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-24

was the star attraction Of the day ses-
sion and Mrs. Lease of the night
H p Hall
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
TARRYTOWN.

The third hearing in the case OF John ~ anu
William Rockefeller against the Assessors OF 'he
town of Mount Pleasant was held in the Miiiaru
Bnding. in Main-st. yesterday. Franklin Couch.
Of peekskiu was referee. Judge Noah DAVIS, OF
Pocantico .ills. to appear Tor the KockeieeIs
bic do so on account OF IiiesS; coii't
w Free OF Free Murray. real estate dealers tr OF
,rarrytoWn was witness Tor tne hocAeleIeis >;
His examination. directed by Mr. Morse occupied
,ba entire day. An attempt was MADE 10 sho" ps
s h;s ,"stimonv that adjoining property Is not as
sessed as much in proportion 10 Its vaue as that
owned by the Rockefellers. He was asked 10 give
The ,air value OF large number OF pieces OF prop
ertv The case was finally adjourned until FRIDAY,
when MIR Free will be cross-examined by Coun-
sellor Millard ,, ,,o- rr,a,,, ora
Cornoratton Counsel Frank " Millard. James Bird.
president of the village. and Trustee Wright rela-
Tive 10 the sewer passing through Sunnyslde Lane.
took place in the Millard Building on Monday
Nr Irving was unable 10 be present. but sent
washington Irving his nephew. to represent him.
Mr. Irving was willing TO give his consent TO the
sewer passing through the lane provided no FUR
fher action would be taken to compel him TO open
a. nm 10 1he public. President Bird said the trus-
tees could make such promise. 1t Will be some
time before the matter is settled The citizens OF
Iarrytown are becoming more indignant every day.
II is said that II the village authorities do not com
pei Mr. Irving TO remove the fence there would oe
an uprising OF the people. who would tear down the
fence that obstructs the lane.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The members OF the Dorcas Society OF o. an
drew's Memorial Church. Of which Mrs "eorse W.
Kerr IL president, opened fair yesterday ai'e'
noon I'm the chapel adjoining the church i'll hi'i"e
ston-ave near Morris-st.. the proceeds Oh WIN"
will be used in reducing the debt on the 'eo'o .
There were five tables. The attendance Ees'e'ua'
WAS large and the articles found ready sa'e' i"o
fair will close AT 10 o'clock this evening.
There has been such demand for tickets 10 Tue
lecture which the Rev DR. John Watson IAN si, ma.
Iaren will deLyer in Music Hall tomorrow niSh,.
in aid Of St Johns Riverside Hospital ,na, no. 80 ,n, %
been found necessary to put chairs on 'iie s
Only n few seats In the gallery and ON tne pav pi III
remain unsOld and II Is expected that 'hcHe win Nv
dsposai OF on the day OF the lecture ca roh,,s
Thn irbi herb oods Of -. Andrew. OF 81 Johh ;;
ST Andrews and Christ Episcopal Churches uIi,.. ~,
I'm a service at the latter church on Mo"uay me- sh
and listened 10 an interesting ADDRESS iIo', % .,
Rev Ellis Lyon on 'The Life and conversion VI %,
brotherhood held business meeting ana e!ec,.u u
Thomas Hughes president and Howard h'c" 9o0'e
tary and isurer. -. vvo,t
The fourth games in the tournament OF 'ne w, w ~.
chester Bowling League Will be ioneu st,,s
the Mcyers alleys in North Broadway, near W'"1
ave The teams compete are Palisaue No. l.
Terrace City and Young Mems 'hrlSthh ASSp "a
tion A game of basketball between u..Hs vi 81, ~
Yourg Mems Christian Association OF Mount WI
non and Fourth Separate company Vi III IN
Is announced for this evening AT the arIhois III
Waverly-st There was some good powllhs on ,nr e
Fourth Separate Company's alleys on nuhua. s,.
night Private James DAILY rolling ~ tie iIsir. s,,
score made the alleys this season IN We
practice OF the cOmpanys Tlne team i.''a,s @
William u. Thompson scored % out OF %, ana won
The weekly medal The company's bowling team
rolled in the Book tournament at Mount >e'"o"
last night
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
WHITE PLAINS.

Tho Roara of Supervisors held short session
Yesterday morning the time being principally taken
nm in considering Supervisor Sees motion 10 sus-
mend the rules and increase the membership OF the
Committee on Equalization from five 10 seven u!
apponting TWO members from the 1armihe to"i,e
In advocating his motion Mr. See said that IN.
committee should nave been mace uP vi" f., H.
10 the three classes of property included IN 'ne
boundaries of the county. the city, the village anu
The farming districts AS appointed by Cnalf MAJ M
Davenport the committee represents the cties aiiH
villages while the nine agricultural towns oi
Northern Wcstchester are entirely uhIepicsei''',u 20,
The opponents TO Mr.. Sees motion SAID tnat the
committee announced by the chalr was prop,
eriy constituted. having been made up with regard
10 the valuation Of the towns represented ny the
several members. rather than the casslhcation Oh Oh
urged represents corrected valuation of 1000"
while last years committee. made up on lhes iaiu
down by Mr. See represented towns whose COT cor
rected valuation was only s2'gOVoo OF the 'ota ,h
motion was spirited The motion was declared
lost by a vote of % TO s. - ,,.
The annua' meeting of the Westchester county
Agricultural Society held at the Town han
Yesterday morning. Nice-Iresident James Hopkins
presided In the absence Of the president. John r.
irompkins The reports OF the various officers
the society were shown to be $1,000 while tnc na o
bties are placed at $4,000. The receipts ior the
year 500 Si 49, and the expenses S22sl TO- leaN
ing balance of 1913 50. The following officers were
elected for he year: President. John II. Tompkins
vice resident James Hopkins: secretary. Edward
T. Long: treasurer. Joseph b. See two directors 10
expired. James H. Moran and David b Weed re-
elected: Finance Committee. John P Moran VIII
lam A Sammis and Nicholas Hunter. After the
annual election the members of the society ana
friends by invitation of the secretary Edward b.
Long adjourned TO Dolls Union Hotel. where a
dinner enjoyed. Speeches were made py
Long w T. Tibbits and James Hopkins The So
cety is In n fiourishing condition.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
PEEKSKILL.

A case of suicide foul play was the principal
tonic of conversation in this place YESTERDAY
Early in the morning John Peeler. employed IN
the Peekskill hat factory. while on his way 10
his work. discovered a body fioaung III the huu-
- p,,or Ue called the attention of Walter
Nulams the station agent. who, with Policeman
Harman Engei walked down the track an3 Soru Secu
,hs nns, 'G Here e the body was Identified by number
of people as Annie A. White, better known rS dss as
figured and had evidently been in the Water VI v,oOHs
ray Caroner Anrar ascertained that the girl had
worked a domestic in the ,Sre senoo, ,brse Dl weeks
&C." Ind had not been heard from since then: 4 ne
Girl was married to Jesse Lent on Marcn ias''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

national Navigation Company. Arrived a, the Bar .
s4a M w's with s d F7Hs & cabin aSa
sensers to 0srcs & e9 % w,r at ayoN s gaT oycnse S
and Port Limon 23 with mdse to PIN. Forwood q Kel-
K Steamer AY:a m boraGo S as Bake with 70
steamer Yorktown Dole. Newport News and Norfolk.
with %sse @na % Fisher o With mse and
seaer oneida chichester Wilmington. with mdss and
''ssf1seri ssny HoSs sS j. Dec mwnd northwest
Steamer City OF Augusta. Dassett, savannah-ocsss
steamer westernand (Bels,. Mills. Answerp-rnsen.-
steamer orsen oBr). Johnston. Bahia. Para snA
steamer Herman Winter. Nickerson. Boston. Mass
Steamer Tsutonic UBr, Cameron. Liverpool. Ens-HH \
steamer Massapequa ,Br,, Frankland Newcastle ana
Rotterdam NewYork Shipping Go.
Steamer Kanr Prince (Bp. Olditch. Rio Jsneiro and
city OF Kingston Br, Nickerson- Port Antonio
Steamer Washington Ger, Dncklase. Lverpoci-0u"
steamer Cottage city Bennett. Portland. Maine-H'
steamer jamestown Hulphers Norfolk and Newpo"
scameE m 9o@ni0n sn IS oreanJohn Van
Steamer ST. Paul. Jamison. southampton-Internafona'
Steamer Benefactor. Townsend. Phadslphia-William
steamer John b Dallas. Thomas. New ~-fiaven-Frsns
Dean.
SAILED.
Steamers Nomadic t5r,. Liverpool: Vasco Bro. hMi'
May CSrl Kingston Bafranquilla, etc; Elihu IhomsoE
Mayasues Ponce etc satsm B GoSSes'er Srs am
port News: Massila tFr) Marseiles and Naples ri So
New Orleans: CITY OF birmingham. Boston mot as -
fore) Origen (sr. Bahia Para and Manaos. Orpinson
Shields in morning. anchored for orders anS
proceeded Baltimore Mathida tNor. Norfolk; ha'S
Ger, Bremen: city OF birmingham. savannah; osIs
Adolph Corg Saigon Cochin China; ship iSiee, ioA
hama.
THE MOVEMENTS OF sTEAMERs.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Steamer Chaois (Dutch) Peters from Rotterdam ~
New York passed the Isle OF Wight December I,
vember a. Newport News for Hamburg passed the
steamer sapphire (Br). Ellis sailed from Vincent
for New-york November 20
Steamer Edwin tIsr), sailed from valencia Tor NV
York November 20. ~ -. y-
York November 20 ,...,,
corocoro tr Thomas. sailed from lA'efPo~"
for York November 30.
Steamer Martelo u3r Cox sailed from HUI Tor Ns"
York November 30 - ,,,. A.,
| York November 30.
steamer Chicago (sr). sendel sailed from swsn-
FOR New December l.
steamer Missouri (3r) Luckhurst. sailed from LONDON
| for Philadelphia December |. A., v...
Steamer Dona Amelia tPorD Jensen from New-fo"
| October ~. arrived at Oporto November ~ ~, NJ.
! Steamer Island dam, Thomson. from New York NO
vembcr IL for Stettin arrived at chrstana No''"
ber a. -. .vo,s
November H. arrived at Antwerp November so. Nh
Steamer Flaxman tf3r). Brown. from New. orr W.
vember H. arrived Manchester November ~ o.ohs,
Steamer Olympia (3rl. Craig from New-iorH o0'
| 81, arrived at Leghorn November 20 -. .u.A from
Steamer Critic (Br). Davies. Tor Nsw'Xork s@"ss
Dundee December
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The Stapeton Day Nursery organizers held a
meeting yesterday afternoon and elected Mrs. John
l.. Feeny president.
The Board OF Education Of Castleton District
School No g. In New Brighton. met yesterday and
onened the bids for $4,000 bonds which had been ad
vertsed There were ten bidders. but when the meet
.ne opened John NJ. Pendeton and George Sheridan
ir the latter former clerk 10 the district, and who
was defeated for reelection, made protest against
zion mad been made Illegally Some OF the bidders be
came alarmed and withdrew their bids The Board
hSdder and the bonds sold TO J. Hayes Co..
~ New-York at ssl co., The bonds are per cent
and run for twenty-five years
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.


William F. Frick. OF Baltimore,
and c. X Lord. vice president Of the Baltimore anu
Ohio Railroad Company. FIFTH ENOE-"eh-
eral Russell A. Alger. of Michigan; CONGRESSMAN
Charles Daniels. OF Buffalo; General Wliiiam W.
Osborne. of Boston: General George $. Batchelier'
OF Saratoga. State Treasurer A. b. Colvin, OF Al
bany: George w. Aldridge of Rochester; PROFESSOR
A. F. w Thomas of Auckland New-Ieaiand. ana
William Murray Crane of Massachusetts GlLSh1
-Ex Congress sman James Kerr. OF PennsyNaIiia.
HOFFMAN-W. W. Russell. secretary OF the uniteu
States Legation in Venezuela. HOLLAND-Con-
g-essman Joseph A. Scranton, OF Pennsylvania ana
Samuel p Colt Of Rhode Island. MANHATTAN
Sir William c. Van Horne. of Canada; Albert Keep
and Marvin HuGhitt, of Chicago; Judge Jonn NJ.
Hail. of New Haven, and b. Ledyard. Ashley POND
and Henry Russell OF Detroit MURRAY Hill
Chief Justice Charles b. Andrews, Carlos FRENCH
Augustus Brandegee and Clinton B. Davis. or Con-
necticut and Major James w. Hinkley. OF fough-
kcepsie NETHERLAND-James j. Van Allen. or
Newport SAVOY-Mr. and Mrs J. A. Burden. 1r
WALDORF-Senator Thomas II. Carter. OF Mon
tana: NJ II. De Young Of San Francisco; General
William F. Draper of Massachusetts; Tom H. john
son of Ohio, and ex-Congressman X r. r. Peirce,
of Indiana. neutrality-suspicious. Joseph
C.. Sbley of Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Funeral Of William Steinway. Liederkranz Hail.
! p. m.
Moody and Sankey revival, Cooper Union
Trial of Maria Barberi Supreme Court
Society Of Mechanical Engineers convention. NO.
12 West Thirty-frst-st.
Raines Investigating Committee Hotel Metropole.
IL a. IN.
Eastern League of Baseball Clubs. Fifth Avenue
Hotel
IoyaI Legion dinner Delmoncos. evening.
r n Dana's lecture before Womens Auxiliary
Of Civil Service Reform Association and League
for Political Education Berkeley Lyceum' Soo
p. m
Professor Nelson Steers lecture. No. 2 East
Twenty -first-st., p. m.
Cadet Corps of lst Battery reception. Wenders
Assembly Rooms
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
CONTROL or POSTAL TELEGRAPH
PLACED IN PERPETUITY WITH THE CoM-
MERC1AL CABLE COMPANY-THE HAY
r1AS CABLE COMPLETED.


A, arrangement, has been made whereby the con-
,-ol n, tho Postal Telegraph Gable Company Is
,,,oced IN perpetui.y with tho Commercial Gable
rouro,v The directors Of both companies had
r,o.,,nes Yesterday and acted on the Arrangement
Tbere "a TO be ar absorption OF all the Postal STOCK
bv the Commercial Company. The Coinfnerc'ai
Company Is to give In exchange debentnre OF COL
lateral trust, bond upon which per cent VIII DO
guaranteed. .. -.
Tho Commercial Companys capital IS 100000.
Neither company has any bonds
A meeting OF the stockholders OF both companies
has been called for December p to rntfy the action
Of the directors The new arrangement VIII cause
M chanpc further than to bind the two companies
st,ll closer together and perpetuate their present
cooperative system
The Commercial Gable Company directors de-
clared the regular dividend OF ~. per cent and an
.xtra dividend Of l per cent. payable January l.
,rh. transfer books will close December 20 and re-
open January
The submarine cable between New-York city and
rIavti was completed yesterday. and was opened
n, midnight last night for the transmission OF mes
.oges 70 Uayti and other places In the West In
snse ,ap -, r.diced rates The cable approaches New
York by way OF Coney Island and brooklyn. A
circular issued by The United states ana hayti ,,
oficc ~ the company Is at No. Broad-st. where
the Commercial Gable Company has its oftce and
messages will also be accepted nj all Postal Tele-
nranh Companys Offices throughout the country.
Peculiar interest attaches to the completion and
ney-(;cneral of the United States applied TO tho
United States Court for Injunction to prohibit
torney -oicnerai alleged that the company was a
mere cloak for the operations Of "A foreign com.
Gable Company replied. denying the allegation and
declaring itself bona hde American company. and
Wee and TO reduce the alleged "exorbitant rates
charged 10y the existing company
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
HARLEM MANUFACTURERS FAN.

Jarvis b. Smith and Clarence w. Gaylor. composing
the firm OF Smith g. Gaylor manufacturers Of sash.
doors ard blinds. at Nos l76 and lis East One-hun-
dred and teen;h-st made an assignment yester-
dav without preference TO John s. Davenport. Mr..
Smith has been business for twenty-five years and
three years ago said TO De worth over $50 600.
Tn firm was also interested In building operations
AMI real estate transactions Mr.. Smith on Saturday
transferred his property In the Twenty. fourth WsGd
in the theatre at Thrd-ave and HUNDRED, ~.
some time ago 10 William Seitz. Smith q Gayior
rave cha,teI mortgage. yesterday on the machinery
e e ,sn S' "N''
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
MOUNT VERNON.

The sixth in the course Of free lectures ar
ranged by the Board of Education for the enter
tainuent and instru .tion of the public well
as the teachers and pupils Of the public schools
was given by Edward F. Tilton, the well-known
architect on Rome: a Pictorial History OF 1t, ,he
1'itv' on Monday evening. in the large Assembly
haii Of school No l. The lecturer showed large
number of stereopticon pictures. begnning with
Ves, yius in eruption following with those OF an
cient and modern buildings the market places
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
KATONAH.

A sociable for the benefit Of st. Marys Roman
Catholic Church will be held this evening In the
f. j. Purdy Building at Main-st. and Railroad
ave which will include dance.
Mrs. Charles Miller has returned to her home
here after q four weeks visit In Sing Sing.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

Nearly three hundred members from this city ana
out of town were present John tfl'l ,hs p'esiui,,
~ tho socicty presided. and delivered his annual
address which was entitled The Progress IN the
Manufacture Of Iron and steel IN America ana 'hc
Relation Of the Engineer TO It.
After the presidents address the annual eecton
took place. the result OF which Will be made known
TO-DAY The second session will he held this morn
ing al 10 o'clock and this evening a reception VIII
be held at Sherrys The convention VIII adjourn on
Erfd
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF w-YORK-TuEsDAY. DEC. I. 1890.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Orpington O3r) Swinbanks. Shields November
10. In ballast to Funch. Edge Co..
Steamer Wiilkommen .Gsr, Schaensr Danns N0sSm- sr
vessel Heye. Arrived at the Bar at II No
vember 20. - -.
Steamer Southwark tBrl Bencs. Antwerp November q
With dss 30 cabin and lo3 steerags passengers 70 Ans
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

,v Truman o:i2 Of Elcctioneer TOT Si'o
Wickire a ron Of George Wilkes. VINO tetcneo
s- 900 ot auction in Kentucky ten years ago. was
knocked down for $50 TO r. =. Davis or LynprooR
Long Island. The sale will DE continued TO-DAY
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 90 Sunset +:s3 Moon Moons age o.
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
AN-Sandy Hook ! 30 Gov. Island $40 He'll Gate 7:I2
PM-Sandy Hook 6:3i Gov. Island 5:i5 Hell Gate 1:3s
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
THE KELLOGG TROTTING HORSE SALE

The annual fall sale OF trotting stock. under the
management of Peter c. Kellogg. began yesterday
at Madison Square Garden. While the attendance
was large the prices were small. and the bidding
was not spirited. The pacing mare, Lucille H..
o1o by Socrates. brought the highest price OF the
dav-S7G0 She was consigned to the sale by
Joseph c. Peck of East Orange. y. j.. and was
purchased by Dr. Hamilton. OF Boston W. H. Nc
carhy's gray mare. Anna Mace. 229ts. by Robert
McC;regor was sold at sC25. TO w. Elliott The
gray geldng. Red Pointer 21!'4 brother TO Island
a bay mare with pacing record OF 2:2't. by Lord
Irereuson brought $40 from r. J. Jennings. Cen
erai BENJAMIN r. Tracy bought the bay hlly Aldeas
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
VIEWS or VISITORS.

Senator Aldrich. OF Rhode Island. who Is looked
upon as one of the best Informed tariff experts In
the country was I'm the city yesterday on his way
10 Washington Senator Aldrch. about week
ago in an Interview. said that he did not have
much hope of seeing any tariff legislation enacted
during the coming session OF Congress. and that he
felt II was almost impossible for the Dingcy bill
to 90 through and as relief suggested an extra
session Of Congress lie said yesterday, In refer
once IN this interviews 81 have nothing to
change my opinion. and indeed. 1t has been
strengthened by the discussion that nave seen
carried on In the newspapers. OF course. we can
ali tell better what can be done after we get to
Wnshington OF other Legislation | don't know
IL likely to do upon the Cuban matter.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY.
Vessel For Line. Mails close. Vessel sails
Teutonic. Liverpool White Star..... 900 m 100
ST. Paul, Southampton. American. Z 100 a m 1000 m
Wssteinland. Antwerp. Red Star. 1000 a m Zoo nj
Ortnoco Wrdwari Islands Quebec. 300 III
g. OF Washington Havana. y i&tuba. J 200 IN 800
Antia. Nassau. Bahamas. 100 = IN 300 y IN
t'omanche. Charleston. clyde. 800
comal. Galveston. Mallory. ........... 800 III
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 3.
Schiednm Amsterdam Meth 500 NJ 10 90 n
Trinidad Bermuda Quebec. .......... 1000 a m
Caracas. Venezuela. Red D......... loo M 800 IN
Asatic Prince. Montevideo. Prince. loo M 300 m
Niagara, Nassau. cuba...... 100 IN 800 M
Kansas CITY. Savannah Savannah. 300 m
FL Rio, Newt Orleans. Morgan. n........ 300 IN
FRIDAY. DECEMBER l.
Seminole Charleston Clyde ......... 3OOp m
Colorado brunswick Mallory ......., 800 p
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
rr,v vopK nAny TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 1896

Lucky the boy who counts his years
as 13, II or -; thrice lucky the mother
with three boys wearing clothes OF
those ages.
800 long-trouser suits of the three
sizes 90 on sale to-day; plain colors and
fancy mixtures; priced formerly $40 to
$20-thc majority among the higher
priced
A change in our boys department
causes the change in price:a wish for a
lively sale the low price--S1.oo.
Some at each store.
ROGERS, PEET q GO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thrty-second and Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
MECHANICAL ENGINEERS MEET.

The annual convention Of the American Society OF
Mechanical Engineers opened at o'clock last night
- 80 socie.y.s parlors No. II West Thiry-nrst-st
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
UEPE AND THERE IN WALL-ST.

r,ver,on r. Chapman whose conviction for con-
.,,nu, of the United States Senate has been af-
6rrned by the United States Supreme Court. did
NOT 20 10 Washington yesterday to place himself
IN custody He said he would go as soon as he was
Informed that the Supreme Court judgment had
heen transmitted to the Court OF Appeals OF the
District OF Columbia.
The Hearst estate Is reported TO have sold re-
Gently large block Of Governmep bonds. which
have gone into the hands OF scattering pur
chasers.
The New-York City bonds recently purchased oy
vermlye Co. and Kuhn. Loeb q 60. arc s~o "
SO h.en nlaced with the public for the most
oart number Of blocks OF the bonds are IN tne
hands OF banks which have made loans on tnem
- buyerA
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
o. n. p. BELMONT WASN'T INITIATED.

q. II. 7. BELMUNT WHSN L INITIATED.
There unusually large attendance of MEM
bers OF Kane Lodge No. 45 r. and A. NJ In the
Masonic Temple last evening. In consequence OF a
report that O. II =. Belmont TO be initiated
as n member. II was said late in the evening that
the report entirely false as Mr.. Belmont had
not been proposed as member OF the lodge.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
Announcements
E. & W.
Winamac.
A NEW COLLAR
f. & W.

Luxuriant hair with its youthful color assured
by using Parkers Hair Basam
Hindercorns. the best cure for corns, IS cts
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

BENTON McMlilln OF Tennessee. who may be the
minority nominee for Speaker In Congress and
leader OF the Democrats in the House at this com
ing session. is at the Murray IIill Hotel. and yes
terday when asked what attitude the Democrats
In the House would assume toward the Dngley
hill he said: The Democrats not going to
fall all each other in their eagerness to pass
that bill We will fight II to the end. In the event
OF an extra session and attempt to re-enact the
Mckinley bill We will do all In our power to pre-
vent It."