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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
MAYSTIRIP CONGRESS
A Message on the Gold Reserve
Expected.
FEARS OF ANOTHER BOND ISSUE.

Yes "a IL Dimeuit to See what Congress
Can DO 20 Avert the Dinicuity-The Pa
.eriss Republican Method Of Protecting
the Gold Reserve.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23

OF TIE nr-L hdlI o. Nay -tOck- o. COP
d. ~ Ouuon-r in England and France aud aAost
VIVIAN Jr'' "".sa from Chile and Australia de-
endeavor TO haSy no Ie-= than l, 700 tons 70 3s,-
schumachers ano-; supplies for the hali-montb
streets oil HancocA tons, deliveries, e.IOO tone
will undoubtedly be t-.ady dimuuition in available
OF this KIND this season. spite OF double receipts
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
MINING.
Copper.

g. n B. copper rose 2s6d more IN Lon
don today, 20 e46 1Os spot, $40 15s fat
ures, closing at the gain; sales $50 and
800 tons respectively. The Calumet and
Hecla's sale at IL cents n said 10 have
amounted toiron 10, coo. 900 to i, OOO,-
900 pounds. and this pretty well take-
care OF the available copper at that price.
the other companies being well sold up.
and liz cents l. quoted on Lake ingot.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-05-23
Tmus SPACE Is RESERVED BYT"
Calumet and Heela
Mining Company
IT'S EMPLOY Ks

Who wish 70 sell their houses, Or ou 10 cS IN
who wish to rent rooms and tnoss ~ I'm
rooms to rent are invited 70 sov''
without any exponee
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17

PAYNE second officer. and two seamen Iei' 'he
steamer when she broke down, 10 row 10 peIi"""'
for assistance and of their perioils trip OF nine
Gao, d,vs In n omen boat When they got TO port
they found the Strathisla already there, having
been towed In and her shaft repaired Thc steamer
was bound from Por, Natal to New-fork
Commander Booth-Tuckcr of the salvation ARMY
will address a meeting in the West End frespy-
terian Church. One hundred-and-hfth-s ana Am
sterdam-ave.. this evening. Adjutant Edwaru lay
lor will sing.
Bicycle Policeman Fogarty. OF the East one
hundred "a fourth-sf station. received last FIJI
aav afternoon a medal which the Life Saving
benevolent Association annually awards fof
bravery The medal. which is a fine large silver
one bears the following inscriptions "Pres"ntcd TO
Bicycle Policeman Daniel j. Foearty. in recognition
Of his courage and humanity in reScuins man
from drowning in the Harlem River. July p. 1886
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17

cataldo because. after inducing her to leave her
home and i've with him. he refused to Keep MS
uronise TO marry her. She was brought into the
courtroom Yesterday from the Tombs. where she
has been confined since her hrst triai. Shc was
extremely pale and showed the effects OF her I'M
nr,soum.nt. Assistant District-Attorncy John r
NcIu,vre and Deputy Assistant District-Attorney
Iaui.rbach appeared for the prosecution
The nrsi Juror accepted yesterday WAS John
I<urncr "A grocer liying AT No. 81 Seven'h'aFc.
rour others were chosen, as follows; Louis Is
Goldsmith Of the Eureka SIN Company. 2od Mad
ison-avc: Samuel kridel SILKS. NO. " 'reene-S'' :
: + Slavson q dealer ia produce. OF NO 100 West
,,.b,,,dr. aud-twenty -Sevcnth-st.. and Marcus
S.lre.r a drygoods merchant OF No. %J1 seventh
ave Cont was then adjourned until this morning
A. The examination Of Jurors. Mr. House. the
nrisoners counsel. said that he proposed TO show
IA me trial that the prisoners mind was unbAl-
nnccd when she committed the crime win which
shc Is charged. and that she WAS th"refor" not
morally responsible FOR her act.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
WHITE PLAINS.

The Board Of Supervisors mel Fts''u"'
completed is work Board oil 'oui'' '
vassers by declaring the vote east ior 'he S'N'''
oa,a,da,es AT the recent election. Contrary 10
the usual custom. the chairman ala not dh"o"''''
the standing committees and the hoafd "uJ"u'''"
at an early hour 10 meet again this morning WIZ"
the business Of the session will begin IN earnest.
Previous 10 adjournment the board ieSoN'"
that "the thanks of this Board be and thty are
herebv given TO Ievcrett +. Crumb for the ceai
and complete abstract OF election returns com
piIed bv him and presented TO this Board wmcn
has enabled us TO canvass the vouminous returns
presented with exceptional rapidity. - -
Colonel John C. l.. Hamilton. OF Elmsi iord wa
arraigned before Judge Smith Lent YESTERDAY morn
ing i'm the County Court. on d chare" OF gram
larceny in the second degree ana was adili'l'u ~
hail in 81 600 The charge Is founded upon the alIe
CATION that he appropriated from the schoo funuS
of District No T. of Grecnburg. OF which ne was
q trustee So 20 while he had charg" or the ere
tton of the new schoolhouse for that district ~ ne
particular instance alleged f. that he obtained ~
from the treasury with which 10 purchase pe
FOR the school and that the bell ONLY cosf W -
As an offset Colonel Hamilton claims that ,nr tnr
district Is indebted him 500. The whole nlatter
IS prohabl the outcome of an unusually pltteI
country school dis'ric, igh; between opposing FAC
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
,WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

pleasant entertainment has been ,.a,,an
this evening at the Park liill Countr! 'iuo -. -
II will close with the presentation Oh
hearts" a play by w s. Gilbert in wh'h WI
poucher Miss Seaman Mr.. Avery ana WI T.
will take part An evening OF music anu pS
has been arranged for Friday night a' '''e ain
Hill Reformed Church in Ludlow-su go !,
An important meeting OF the city 'iuo VII, w
hold Tomorrow night 1t Is the annnai ihee''"e
Officers will be chosen and amendments 10 ''o WI
s,,,ution and bylaws will also be consioereu'
The Exempt Fircmen's Benevolent ASH
will hold i,s tenth annual meeting IN Inc o'"o''
(,ourcu Chamber this evening. The election OF o.
Ncers will take place. and after the ous''eS' NV
members will enjoy an anniversary supper
meeting os The Board of Health VIII be he'" '"'S
o,,er,oon ir the Deyo Building. The boar" Vi
Trade will hold rs November meeting AT ,' 'oo
this evening ai She rooms III the Railroad iu''"'"e'
In Getty Square. ,, .,o t,;,., proshv,erian n
Church IN recommend a pastor Tor tIe 'huiN, -
pupit of which is now vacant 'ils t9 ~, ,,orroty
rronprepation 10 meet at the church to-ii'o' ,m ~
evening Rumor has ii that the 'oin"ss'er rr.nI ",
sugsna, the calling of the Rev. George r. i'"''
cost OF London. England
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
NEW-YORK CITY.

Tho Grand Iurv Yesterday threw out the com
plaint OF James Nugent. clerk At the forkville
Police Court, against Clarence H. Gibson former
Tinted States Secret Service agen'. Gibson gave
IN reporters alleged facts charging that Nugent
had tampered with the bail of burglar named
Clark who had been arrested by Gibson. Nusent
charged Gibson with giving out false information
carriage horse. valued at 5000. belonging to
L. G. Bloomingdale OF Bloomingdae Bros, was
.hot and killed I'm the stable at East Fftyninth-st
Sunday morning. The horse was 10 nave be'h eN-
hibited at the Horse Show last week. but was
nrevented by n slight accident. on Saturday night
las another horse in the same stable got loose III
the STALL kicked the carriage horse and broke MS
foreleg. 1t was necessary 10 shoo, 'he ''Ju'ed
animal.
The city has filed with the Department OF Build
ings plans for the erection OF six new two-story
hrtck dormitories for the Almshouse division on
Blackwelrs Island. The total cost OF the build
ings Is estimated at $4,000. The space TO be oc-
cupied by them is l24 feet frontage and a depth OF
~ feet.
Count de Toulouse Lautrec Frenchman living
at No. 233 West Thirty-fourth-s who was ar
rested on Sunday night for drawing IL revolver on
a cabman in Broadway. was yesterday held for
trial In 500 bonds by Magistrate Mott. In Jefferson
Market Court
General c. H. r Colls's proposed hydrant and
IRE valve exhibit will begin to-day at the corpora
.ior yard In East Twenty -fourth-st General Col
lis has invited all fire hydrant and valve patentees
20 present models.
The Rev James A. OConnor will deliver ad-
dress this evening before the Missionary Society
OF the FRS; Reformed Episcopal Church. Madison
ave. and F1fty-nfth-st.. on conversions from
roman Catholicism to Professionalism"
Tho Charity Organization Society appeals for $5C
10 be applied to the support OF a paralyzed woman
As she is not eligible for any hospital she has 10
depend upon a widowed sister. poor but indus
.rious sixty years old. who has one child Money
for this case sent TO the central office OF the so
ciety the United Charities Building. No. l05 East
Twenty -second-si.. will be promptly and publicly
acknowledged. Checks should be drawn 10 the or
der OF the society
Tho steamer S,rathisa. the shaft OF which was
broken about three hundred miles OF Bermuda or
October H. arrived In port yesterday. 1t has al.
ready been told in The Tribune how Charles
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
BRO OADW1Y. COR. 3IST ST.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw YORK MONDAY. NOV. 10. is"
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEw YORK MONDAY. NOV 10. 1896.
ARRIVED
steamer ceylc nn Ncol. IAyerpoo N.',mber o. WIN
mi-~ TO II Maitland k"rsey Arrived at the i'"r at
steamer zaaniam pe'c. ne,re. Amsterdam ocoS.r
American Steam Navigation 60 Arrived at the iar at
steamer Fontanc. dr, McKen7c n.merara No,em in,,
Der arhao, g. M.r,inis, & THd peni".a az ,n r,r ansI sn
ras-enrcrs A = outereridse a 90. Arrived at thu
c of Nagop =, H n,r N'ss'"a s Hnnso St AT"s s
10 with frrt passenger 10 American Fruit com
ATy-a At n~ 'q qr At M.r.i. -. % 9, Vincent.
s.p;enler ~ Via bermuda November u. ballast to
s,.sr s snnd h.r5 @ ss - Tnaad H S"vemD and
shipping and Trading Company Arrived at the lar at
Gf,t"~m xo,rr,n~r and rof I.imon .. win mdsc ami
. passengers iim Forw'od k"ll~'k Arrived a. the
's steamer y"ca,an. Reynolds rampco Novemhsr aud
,s.SS"s M.Ta : = @''@ arr,vsa % at iis:
s:Ho win ' -s Sf ann t, old ss
s,tan,r II Norr-. Hawthorn New Orleans. mdse
steamer CslDrato RISK. brunswick. Ga. with mds- and
shi, TIM. f. Sarbuck curtis Honolulu III days with
sugar to American Sugar Refining Co: vessel TO B B
Dsarlorn - A . 60,
DAYS with to Carter. Macy Go: vessel to -
shS commodore (of san Francsco Davidson Honolulu
iss days and passenger; to order: vessel
Bark Aga,.. Suits Barbados 10 days. In ballast. to
BARK Insine II Ingersol. Peterson. Barba*s II days
In ballast 10 Swan Il son -
SANDY Hook ! Nov IG-Wnd southwest. moderate
breez-. Gear hazy on short
CLEARED.
Steamer Cherokee Chichester. Charleston and Jackson
vill.-W clyde n 60.
steamer Tal,hasse". Askins Savannah-Ocean SIS Co.
st.amc IrookIyn Cy ,fr'. Watkins. Bristol. England
James Arkril 90
steame Aler o;er Christoners. Bremen. via South
-Oeltichs q CO.
s,eamc Thyra dirJ. Dunning. Norfolk va-smpson
Spence g. Young
DOMINION - 60.
Richmond. Davis Newport news and Richmond
OH Dominion IS company.
steamer city ~ Kingston. Sickerson. Port Antonio
jan American Fruit COMPANY.
steamer Delaware Proctor. Cape Haytien Gonaves
.tc-W l. C1vde a. 60. -
steamer Naranja ,Br Tinker. Wilmington. y c.
Barber 4 60.
steamer Taurc ,I,r,. Smith, l.verpoo-H Kersey
Steamer Darial tbr). Scott Liverpool Gust Heye
steamer Deutschland t(ier Scherhorst. Flushing IoI-
land for orders-t;urt Heye
ship Louise Ger,. l@rf IOndon-Theodore Ruger Co
ship Khyber (Br) saul Calcutta. India Gust Heye.
BARK Fairness NorJ. Nelson. Taragons. Spain-Ben-
ham Il Boyesen.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS C. s. Sargent. of l5rook-
line Mass FIFTH AVENCE-Senator George
Gray Of Delaware: Governor Charles Warren LIP
pitt of Rhode Island: William BEETLE. OF New
Jersey and Philip f. Studcbaker. OF Indiana
EOLLAND-Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. or Mas
sachusetts: William Henry Clifford of Maine, and
Joseph H. Cultivate. of Columbus. Ohio. M
PERIAIl-Congressr Wallace T. Footc tr.. OF
Port Henry. y. MANiAT1AN-GeneTa !. >
peck of Vermont MARLBOROUGH-Paul g. du
Chaillu MURRAY HITI-GOvernor- elect H. ,.
Pingree of Michigan and the Rev. Joseph II.
Twicholl of Hartford NETHERLANll-Jame
Elyerson jr of Philadelphia, and Leslie Ryan. Of
Washington NORMANDIE-Justcc John r. put
nam of the New-York Supreme Court PLAZA
Miss Lolita Crabtree WALDORF-George frocker.
Of San Francisco; Robert p. Porter. OF cleveland
and Alexander Brown. Jesse TI son and j. Swan
Frick OF Baltimore WI\DSOR-Johr W Doane.
Of Chicago. and Commander J G. Eaton. United
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
THE 4. 4. L. " SESSION.
IT'S FINANCIAL CONDITION PkoSPERotS $
"IIARRY" CORNISH NOT UPHELD
NEW RECORDS ADOPTED.

The annual meeting OF the Amateur Athletic
Union was hrld at the Astor House yesterday.
The delegates in session from noon until afi'r
midnight and MAN. matters Of interest 20 athletes
were discussed. The tr.asurers report showed thdt
the receipts for the year had been $3.50 9? and TN"
expenditures sy7s Ga leaving "A balance on hand OF
s572 30 "Iiarry" Cornish again brought rp his pro
test against T. J. Wef'rs, Fs T. Garvan g. W.
Orton. l.. +. SHIELD IN and X. Sheldon. OF IN" N""
York A. G.. but hc not upheld
The retiring Board of Govcrnors-llarry McMil-
IAN james +. Sullivan. T.. r.. Babb, 6. ]. kirby'
] Harder and J. Stiles-mct at noon ami arrang"i
the plans for the general meeting which followed.
II was decided that member of "A Union club
can receive any salary but this does not dcbar
football or baseball player from playing against
professionals. providing that be receives no money
for liz services. George D. Gideon. chairman OF
the Racing Board Of the League OF American
Wheelmen. was not present to confer with the A
A. l.. officials.
The appended records were accepted:
Thirty five. ward run seconds A " Grosvenor. st
games Massachusetts Institute II Technology i"'
Forty yard run. 49, seconds. = :. Bieelow. a. the
games o tn" -. rauls I.Ycrum' IN Worcester Mass
Se'en ty Ea,s "a, run 'rson@, S T. lnrA ~ wiF' at
SEVENTY u eight 81 ,Srd ard 'Ga second, j. wcfer. at
oak Island Mas. August v.,... o..
MsmSai,an %n "%mds Fed S"'S &er 1%' 4o MaS 70
wefcrs. at Lowell Mas. August %
hundred and and twenty ward run, II 4" s"c'ndr
II. j. Wefers Travers Island. September =" .
hundred and twenty run. III s-'ph's H. -
Wefers. Manhattan Field. MaN 3" a.,
hundred and twenty yard run around turn u -
seconds j. Il. May burg at Madison WIS. May !"
70 hundred and yard around 'urh
q , seconds j. Wrfcrs. Travers Island June IL
Thrce-hundred- yard 20 3 :, seconds. H. j. Wef"rs
"a Travers Island September 20 u
SIX hundred ard run minute IL seconds. T. r.
Burke al columbian oval Wi.liamsbrdge y. Y. Sep
temb-r 10.
-Four hundred yard hurdle 10 hurdles.
feet inches high 81 > seconds NJ Columbia oval.
Niiiiamstri iee. September -
one hundred and ten yard sack hurdle race ten bur
der each foot inches high. II seconds. {. NJ Cohen.
at Columbia oval Wiiliamst,dge Sep'"inher II"
Standing jump > feet 3i1 inches. Ray g E"ry. ~
LAFAYETTE. Ind. May -
Running hops and jump. W iret = men Al
| Columbia Oval y Y. September 10.
Throwing the discus III feet inches. H. sheIdln al
Columbia oval. Milliamsbridge. y y. September ~
Swimming under 10 feet. with one inrn, r. VI
Vandervoori a, New Manhattan club, December J.
The election Of officers resulted as follows: u.
Mcmillan president +. T. Rabb. and j. 7. Harder.
vce-presidents: j. r.. Sullivan. secretary; j. w
Kelly jr. treasurer. The matter OF the registra-
tion of athletes referred to committee com
posed of Mcmillan Sullivan and McCabc. The
New Jersey Athletic club gets the teh-mile chan-
pionship the two-mile steeplechasc ana the All
around championships for July l.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
CO. CLINT Co
4S.A6 A~o ~ WEST RS:Sh
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: Is4 AND i5s WEST 10TH STREET.
SAILED.

t;uvsndntte Norfolk and Newport News: Richmond New
port News and Richmond Elise Marie ei flus"''s' '''
orders. s..,,, ,,r,.,
''''" Tiit; MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS .
Steamer August korn Vi"rl, i'uhnri from >'W to'N
November Tor Flushing. passed the Isle OF wight NO
steamer F,ilia ,Ger. Petermann. from New York No
y.mbrr for Naples and Genoa. passed Sastes NoNem
ber 10 .,,. -, N x., Nm,
l.r !. for Flushing passe, Beachy Head November ~.
Steamer Lorenzo dir. Rogers from New York Novem-
Der / for Hull passed Portland Bil November III
steamer Marengo ,5D. bingham. from New York octo-
her ri for Newcastle passe prawle Point November 10
steamer olympia ,BrD trtlH from New \ ORR OCTOBER
n for the Mediterranean. passed Gibraltar November 10
steamer city ~ Dundee rl. HALEY sailed from Sinsa
pore f,r New York November II.
Steamer Thng,a ALA dam Berenzen. sailed from Stettn
Tor New York November IL
Steamer Britannia ,iir. sailed from Palermo for New
York November IL.
EiensIa tErl, f'dingon from Aigleis
for New York November H.
Steamer iIeyelius tiIelg). Carnan. sailed from Rio
Janeiro for New York November H.
Steamer HISTORIAN ,iiD. Wallace sailed from Glasgow
for Boston November H.
Steamer G"r. sailed from brenierha'eh lot
New York November ~
Steamer california ar Mitchell. sailed from Naples for
New York November 10 ,,,,,
Steamer Washington tGei Dlnklayr sailed from ohe'us
for New-York November 10
Steamer Asioun trl Murray, from Japan ana China
sailed from Port Said for New York November 10
Gaiiieo ,fseg). iirahwaite from Rio Janciro
Steamer Iidgae Iilil (Br Brown sailed from bondon
for New-York November H.
Steamer Mantinea dr Marsers. sailed from Liverpool
10. Ncx-York Nov 'mber 49,
Steamer Lady Furn-ss tBr), Tregerthen, from Ne"
York September L. via cape Town and Algoa Bay, Ar
rived at East London October n.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
TARRYTOWN.

The work of constructing sewer from east oi
Broadway to the Hudson River has been deferred
owing 70 Alexander Duer Irvings refusal TO grant
permission to the village TO build the sewer through
Sunnyside Instead of this. Mr. Irving made "a
suggestion to the village authorities that the pro
,osed route be changed so to pass through the
property of Mr.. Jaffray. the New-York drygo0ds
merchant. Mr. Irving. as already stated in Inc
,Trihune has closed Sunnyside Lane and is doing
ali in his power to keep 1t closed. claiming that 1t
was closed for such period OF time previous TO
his ovnersh,p as to dispel the idea that 1t was
ever a public highway. At the meeting of the
Roa rd Of Village Trustees tomorrow evening some
move will likely be made to compel Mr. Irving TO
allow tho constructing Of the sewer through the
property.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
uiRIl BiRBERrS SECOND TRIAL.

Maria Barberi who killed her fathless lover.
Dominica Cataldo. on April &C. 1885, at No i2s East
Thirteenth. . was placed trial for murder yes
terday for the second time. AT the first trial the
young woman was found guilty Of murder In the
first degree and sentenced to death by Recorder
Goff The Court OF Appeals. however. granted her
a new trial The present trial Is being held in the
Criminal Branch OF the Supreme Court. before
Justice Gildersleevs. The young woman killed
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Edward Finley the keeper OF a small hotei IN
Main-st. near Centre-ave.. has been missing SINCE
October 20 Finley left New-Roctele with ~"
with which to pay some bills in New-ior ana II
Is feared by his wife that some accident has nap
nened TO him lie is about fifty years old. and
was formerly foreman of Hope Engine Compah!
In Morrisania. -, >D
The Entertainment Committee OF the New -ito-
chee Rowing Club has announced the hrst OF a
series of entertainments to take place at the cup-
house on Thanksgiving Eve November p
series of special services is being held in the
Salem Baptist Church this W eek The Rev MI:
Selle is belng SISTED by the Rev T.. f. Knapp. OF
the Church Of the Redeemer, New-iork City.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Moody and Sankey revival. Cooper Union
Board Of Aldermen City Hall p. m
Chamber Of Commerce annual dinner. belmont
cos $50 y. III.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Reception FOR the Rev DR.. X. s Storrs. Hamil-
ton Club. Brooklyn $50 y m
Quill Club dinner Windsor Hotel. $50 y. m.
Convention of Jewish Women I.enox Iyceum
Brooklyn school-tcachers and parents meeting
Brooklyn Good Roads Association. p. m.
Drill Of 47th Regiment. armory. Brooklyn. sI'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
PORT CHESTER.

Miss Anna Comfy a daughter Of Samuel Comfy
manager Of the Port Chester Bolt and Nut Works
and Frederick Naples to be married tomorrow
evening at O'Clock at the home of the brides pa
rents In Comy-ave The Rev Charles Edward
Brugler rector of ST. Peters Episcopal Church
will oficiate Following the wedding there will be
a dinner and reception. Mr.. and Mrs Naples Will
make their future home ir Sound Niew-st
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
Announceme u
NiotA
l.. 4 w.
A New Collar.
Eiota.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
s,n,s. 80 Sunset 4tI Moon sets AS Moons IL
HIGH WATER TO DAY.
NJ Sandy Hook 5:lI dov. Island G:oi Hell Gate I:5I
~ ~ snIy Nook 2 80 Gov Island G:iJ Hell Gate sos
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17

without endorsement they will be redeemed prosperous
business in the days to come
people passed through hosptabe building al day
Many ambitious be the first purchase
0' Members Of old families drove down til.
familiarity long acquaintance had developed into sentimental
Newspaper men hongs what notice only twenyou
old would do help the enterprise placed the proper news
Negbong satisfaction in the revived life
vicinity and they so glad that the old doors were open
bankers lawyers and judges brought their
words of welcome with the closing hours of the day
1t was pleasant the that passed around but
none SO THE great stock and service with the
air refinement everywhere apparent makes seem Nc c W Gays
when A. r. Stewart was here
There high ideal in this businewe shall work hard to give
Did the store appear yesterday? 1t will be better
day. still better If the store is worthy OF the cly-N~
York deserves will in its aid in the making OF the
Greater New York. -,
This week much At Home time that would be content
to pass making did not sell single do
lars worth Of goods d.. thor. ru b..
sagnaion e,, , o ,
disc TO be sold at lust and do continually maa
ways in the retail buyerhe of goods that will
speedily sought by people really good articles for personal uses
or house furnishing and decoration
New stock in abundance for Of feet We
Io Hughes Co ta shss:raSS s,o S s%S 10000
BOYS SHOES o m M % en es 'adss the Shoe % qeE
one Ws %o @ % % n "S 5sS bs "sy % buy ~os"
As popular introduction the chnaware store we ask attention the
0 Decorated Dinner Sets
Dainty in
economical hoH~
vhrowb
CrovnA Chm tour hownde
: @ a ss :;:: % e.: s,;: s;;: +; r. ';Is .:
Base
Interested!
mellow And we
all oheapy Every PeoeS
selling
81 You've them
@ @ @ .n1r : : 5 s @ s % % SIS 81 aH.i i' '
i; ;;' I % ,@s % 4 ts ' s%s S t'T s
Th floor
JOHN WANAMAKER
T. STEWART
Broadway, Avenue Ninth and Tenth Streets
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17
OUTGOING STEA NERS.

TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line. Nails close. Vessel sails
Alier Bremen q Lloyd. 100 10 OD n m
Excelsior. New Orleans, Morsan...... 800 . m
Tallahassee. Savannah Savannah. 800 m
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 49,
New-York. Southampton, AmeTtcan.. 100 10 . m
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17

s,sa,,., cloamir ,Br) Iermoni. from New fo,S IN IN
- ., zoe ,,n,e Town etc arrived at 81 Vincent No'
he, and proceeded destination same DAY ,,n.r A.
Steamer Merra GER. Pohle ffoH Ne" io'N WV
arrived M Genoa November II. -. x.w-York
steamer ,heruskia nier,, schiacAer; r'Y,'
or,nhsr 70 arrived AT Hamburg November 10 october
steamer Glenogle ,lIrl. Carson from Ne" ~ Soyem-
"a VIA 81 Michaels and Naples arrived a' H'
b.r To- ,,.u from, Iansn and Chins
steamer Kasow u'r). Warrall from Jap "a
for New York arrived at Suez Novenpe Work Oco>
steamer Manitou tI'r) Dickens from
her y, arrived Ayonmouth NOVEMBER Montreal No
Steamer Numdlan (I,r). McNicol IRON, so~smber ~
,e,,b~r q Tor Liverpool arrived az MoNr krtxerp TOT
steamer Westernland tBelg). Mhis ~" '
Now Work passed Flushing November ~, Noyember !
steamer Cambroman tBr). Evans
for Liverpool, passed kinsale November ~
New-York tribune., 1896-11-17

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