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Evening journal., 1896-10-02
REWARD.
KoTIoEs


MRS. WILBER. Card-reader, No. S27
Church street, near Taylor phice, 25 cents.
NOTICING Democratic primary cleo
tions for the nomination of a state SEN
ator in Wilmington will be held on Satur-
day. October 3 one OF the two candi-
dates having withdrawn, the County Com
mittee Will be able 10 declare a nomina-
tion. WILLARD sAULsBURY,
e. r. COCHRAN. JR.. secre AIRY.
NOTICE is hereby given. that on satur-
aay, Octobsr Sd, 1895. at 10 o oclock a. m.
application will be made TO Hon. Ignatlus
Court In New Castle county. at chambers.
fer the Incorporation OF a joint stock
company, 70 be called Delaware Glue
Works, the general business OF which
will be the manufacture OF glue, DeItrine,
paste, curled hair and like articles.
WILLARD SALISBURY.
Attorney for incorporates.
NORTHUMBERLAND CAN HAVE
their overdue bills collected, and obtain
practical information how TO avoid fu-
ture losses; Addreesss MERSHANIs.
ehipley street. Phone, 7l3.
NOTICE-TO COUNTY TAX-PAT-
lRS.-Ths receiver OF taxes, John T..
Dckey. will sit at the following places
during the months OF August, September
eollection OF county, poor, road and dog
taxes for the year 1885:
October a-New Castle.
October 8-Townsend.
October 6-Townsend.
October 6-Blackbird.
October S-Blackbird.
October e-Delaware City.
October 10-Delaware City.
October 14-Middletown.
October 1S-Odessa.
October is-MarshalltOn for lnn erseH
Hundred.
October 17-Stanton.
October z1-Hewport.
October Z1-Centreville.
October 23-Kirkwood.
October 2-Kirkwood-
October 28-Newark.
October 29-Practical Farmer.
October 5o-Newark.
October S-Practieal Farmer.
LADIESl Chichester's English Penny
royal Pills Diamond Brand( are the best
safe, reliable. Take no other. Send &c
stamps for particulars RELIEF fol
Ladies'" in letter by return mail. A
druggists. Chichester Chemical Co.
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1896-10-02
DO YOU SMOKE?

Then do not forget to ask for City
Market" manufactured by II. +. Bour-
don 2ndandShipley. Forsale bydealers'
Evening journal., 1896-10-02
TuIEvEs ENTER A STATION!

The Delaware railroad station at
Townsend, Del, was broken into and
robbed by burglars last night. They
did not secure much booty.
Evening journal., 1896-10-02

SEWING MACHINES.
si5.O0. Domestic, $500. Standard, $25. 90.
Household. $500. other makes at SIC. SIS.
so. Oak or walnut. Ten years guaran-
tee.
Sold at s1.00 per week.
Secondhand machines at 500 up. Re-
pairing, 80 cents. -
No. Il z. Seventh St, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1896-10-02

Upon a platform OF practically one
plank. how can an honest man stand,
il he believes that plank unsound2 In
a campaign Of but one issue, self-re-
specting man must range himself on
the side pointed out to him by his
Judgment and conscience.
To do Mr.. Bryan justice, he agrees
with me in this position. He has re-
peatedly said that there is but one is
sue TO be decided at the polls, and that
the financial one.
In accepting the nomination OF the
free silver, protection tarin Republi-
cans the other day, and alluding to the
fact that they had left their old-time
party associations, he said:
Il know something of party, ties, and
because / was in a position where l
looked forward to possible like action
on my own part, / can appreciate the
depth OF the conviction that led them
to place the interest of their country
above the welfare of their party.
Mr. Bryan has no greater rights IN
this matter than has any other Demo
ao.tfnued IN neaoaQ Pas
Evening journal., 1896-10-02

SIS average weekly net income with $3.50
invested. Safe, conservative. Prospectus.
proofs. free. +. DAILY, 1888 Broadway. N. T..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
the IERuONT HEALEP.


HE SAYS ALMOST Any ONE cAN 10 THE At. AND
MAKES so BIG CLAIMS
BRADLEY G. Newell th.. hrawny bearded black
smith Of Jacksonville Vt who has lately descended
upon this city avoid the distracted crowds who
we're imploring him to heal them at home Is not
allowed TO have much rest AZ present As his treat
neni Is being paid for nj the rate Of s. treat
however ne finds that business cares. Ike virtue.
have Their own reward. Mr. Newell "a installed In
two attractive rooms At No II West Th.rty-second-
8, where he welcomed about forty nqurers yester-
day mos, OF whom gave him due compensation Tor
his loss Of personal magnetism They waited In one
paror for their respective opportunities. ana were
ushcred with great socmnity into the other one by
one when the right time came for each. A Tribune
reporter who Joined this throng yesterday after
noon found them apparently In state Of awful ex-
pectation. with very little TO say. one stout be-
specialized individual did slide TO the reporter at
length and after guessing that the healer would
do well with paralysis ard was good on the spine.
veniurcd the remark that he believed more In
astrology than this thing. anyway" He proceeded
10 spin out convincing proofs Of the value OF the
horoscope par. but no one else supported his her
esy. Whether he was suffering from intercosta
neuralgia chronic thirst or the influence OF hard
times not asccriancd.
The magnetic healer welcomed tho reporter
daily Il haint been drove az much to-day ns
sometimes" said he. and IN glad OF rest any
vav" He went on TO explain checrfully that he
didn', know where his power came from. but that
he believed 1t was the common heritage Of any one
We'll" said his hearer why dom the rest Of us
take hold Of hands and cure ourselves of all kinds OF
That just IT," said Mr.. Newell; why halnt
they"
he added that he didn't care n mite whether his
patients believed in him The fact Is that he
jus, takes hold OF the subject hands. sways them
charges his fee. lie never beforehand promises
help any he treats. and SAYS that he has helped
only about half and cured from Il to 20 cent Of
his patients. As for the publicity ne has obtained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
Artistic DESIGNS IN FIRNITtRE.

anonr the numerous articles suitable Tor 'hr's''
ma. presents which the New-iork SHOPS contain
O, nresent the handsome and substantial p'eces
n, furniture that Compartment e. Co, oil NO l"'
N 10s Eas, Four,eenth-si.. are displaying CUM
,nend themselves especially TO practical people.
Tho firm handles the highest line OF goods ana
sells them easy terms
One NAV notice here splendid coiiec'!oh oi
h.droom furniture IN oak. maple. curry Difch ana
no,boganv and cheval bureaus "a comparatively
new ideal OF oak birch and Imitation inahoshrS,
There is also large line OF 0dd bureaus. WIFI Iin
are greatly in demand Of mahogany WIN nIa ,
lines and Of brds-eyc maple handso nSsl T
rnr backed oak china closet. with glass shsiVes,
Ivi i,ed and eabora'ely decorated. stands on
~ fourth floor among others made OF mahoeahs
tne M hioncd after Colonial lines. Fine sldeboards
v, VI, nx,ensjon tables. chairs OF antique or REM
snh o.k or mahogany. with cane or leathcr-coV-
nrad seals and attractive hall chairs ana compi-
o,Ion bookcases are also 20 he Inspected mere.
"' pronnent among the holiday novelties are gildtd
chairs OF tasteful pattern and others win up,
hnIs,ered and wooden seats and plain ana inhid
honLs The Arms window seats. TOO. are notic-h-
he for combination Of beauty and com1ort.
Ia,nns clocks. shades. pier glasses. hanging mn
rors ma brass-a d-onyx stands In git ana enan
franes they have In abundance. TWO large I'M
,,or.a,iona OF rare oriental rugs. recently re-
rreiyed are Displayed the second moor. near
some beoutiful Imported velvet curtains Desira,
bin lounges parlor cabinets ana tables ana
wonen's writing desks are also IN the hrin At
-racffyc stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
long ISLAND ROAD CRiIfLED'
TRAINS STALLED OVER NIGHT IN NJ u"
SNOW DRIFTS.

,,,, ,,a. The storm O. Wednesday anu
,rhu-sday night left the Long Island nam o"u
. badly cfippled state. Some OF the ti"''' ,,ua
..sr.ad f,on, the eastern points on Long lsiax
hound for Long Island CITY ala ho' 'e"N''
destination until Yesterday af.erhoo'i.
-rb. wind caused ;ho snow to drift deeply IN 'he
cuts e the road and this caused the niocKaoe'
Train No So bound from port JEFFERSON io' i>N
Island City and train No 81 from No''"Po''
~. sare Mace were caught between huge Uahhs
~. .uou ba,veen Was,bury and Mneoia, ana re-
a.,ad there all Wednesday night The paSse"
cars nassed the night in the cars, ana there VIZ
many anxious ones a, home. Inc trains s'a'''
s.,o o,clock on wednesday afternoon. pu' 'heS "''
M, re, OFT Of tn snnwdrif,s until II O'clock yes
..-as, torenoon THO passengers. when they saw
IN. ,hsv would h compelled 10 spehd 'he 's"'
., tho cars made themselves as comfof'aoe a.
nss,hle They kept the fires in the stoves gong
- so,oa ~ ,he men wen; out among the nearby
<,,ners and secured food These men were 'o'','
,,r,ae I'M 10 their waist in snow. out 'heN 'oU',' "
names of farmers and did not return '"P'! nom
"a The telling Of stories occupied 'he eie"', =,
=. tho evening. and then the passengers slept III
their seats. ,.-s C,,v did
- 49, any better TWO freight trans from
p,e,,rood and Anaganseit. were s'ai'eo d. o . .
p.-x They were due al Long lsiand ~ a., rn,u
The C;reenport mail known as train no o. he
also stalled two niles eusa afternoon and
came booked at 4:3O on Wsunes n-dsr "a lei /, pro-
The tracks were not cleared IN oroe' W W " '
c.sa until Il O'Clock YESTERDAY ,,,ao srounloughs
Two re.ie, trains. equipped WIN mug nus ~ The
ANA about 100 men vent 10 inc - -. .xorrinp
sea rains at an cary hour YESTERDAY inof d s
~, a. ,,.e several hours before the men d,Iu
s~s,ns r,,b the snowpoushs succeeded III cieari"s
she .racEs 70 allow the running OF the car. os ~,
~" r.. nassengers OF train No. 30 passed mos. W
me pc -, In the SHINE cock HIS near
SOUTHAMPTON Among ,hoge who we're So xere ar
"a ~ 81 wednesda, afternoon Some OF the pas
complained 50 much bs sh Company 1sG in Long
isi.s "Y Cd, and he received instructions 10 tSke
~ a. nsssengers 70 a hotel In Southampton, which
he did
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
BgRPCWS AND THE PRESBYTERI.

So far as could be learned yesterday. no steps
have yet been taken as 10 the manner III wh'c" '"e
hebrews of this city will protest against inc renee
tons on their race In the report made to the RES
byiery in the case of Herman WarszawiaK bu' II
Is probable that the earliest opportunity VIII oc
taken In the synagogues to reply 70 the committee
Assertions Several Hebrews prominent IN hnahc"'
circles we're seen yesterday by Tribune rePof'e'
and while refusing 10 allow themselves 10 DE pun
lkly quo;ed, they manifested at tho same tl'he
rrons feelings OF Indignation In the matter INC
Hebrew clergyrnen are, however. by no means 80
hetcent. The Rev. DR.. Kaufman kohier. OF ~
PIE Beth FL when seen severely condcHiheu IL IL
report and described Il as unjust ana unidf ~
also deprecated the missionary efforts OF me
uan churches among the Jews. ana said Una. M -,
methods were not only contrary 70 me spT r 20
american institutions but to the religion OF jesus
The Rev Stephen S. Wise. of the Madison Avenue
sSynagogue also charged the members OF me ~
tDytery with narrowness Of vsion unworthy -
teachers Of the Christian Gospel. Tine cry OF ma,
Iowness and illberality," he said, which Tor MAN.
feafs has beel used by our traducers Hay nv
% Justly urged against those who have onereu 30
uuaoie an exhibition OF bgotry. which we be"e"e
n9w In settled and ineradica BILE -
Uaniel p. HAYS. OF the law firm OF Hays a GREEN
osun No IS Nsssnu-si:. had this 70 say ~ ,e, ,h
nee 20 the report: 1T seems strange ,hnt IN, me
SSemmtttee OF the Presbytery should allow MI
~",aisSawiak TO act as a spiritual teacher II tney
tS,stfust his moral integrity, but having aho~ea
sm 70 act In that capacity II savors OF inc mos,
~ htsotry and narrow mlndednese that tney
= eeeasIen tor insulting the Jewish race"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
coyrrprycEs or BUSINESS MEN.

A conference OF the representatives OF o'ahcnes
OF the hardware trade in this city and It's V'cihy
vas held at the Fifth Avenue Hotel YESTERDAY
There were about fifty persons present The Oh
,ect Of the meeting which Is expected to last i"o
or three DAYS is TO discuss trade topics The Asso
s,.,,op q, common Carriage Bolt and Nut Makers
he Machine Bolt and Lay Screw Makers me stose
. nd Fire BOLT Makers Nut Manufacturers ana the
Eagle Carriage Bolt Makers we're among INC or.
- zations represented. The grnorai hardware
SSn.,ness is reported as being in fairly nousshins
pnh,tion and prices not expected 10 De changed
suoaa',ariaily for some time TO come
1,. members OF the steel rail pool. who have been
.a,a,r, meetings in the city for the last few days
hsd nearly all left the city yesterday ana only
Teal outline Of the business done could be
,.n.d II was said. however. that all OF the dif-
.. which threatened TO break up the pool had
ferencss s,t.rsctory settled. II was learned that
pee been rsrnegie Company had decided to reduce the
prCe past the has been f2s sha Il . saa the
rsilroags sdea OF the reduction said Is TO get
ssIy ,osds 10 buy more freely There were a'so SO
the ,d sorie changes in the percentage o. a.
wss and fos m npoSuoon WSsn
!I ;u snst would permit q m s~"s S'S~~s ~
~ .sarkAt warreateo Sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
TTRNSTTLES on ELEVATED H''i'''''

The appearance Of additional 'urns'ies on 80"
lions az the elevated railroads In THIS c'> mas
caused many busy men VINO traN' OH W. ''
70 remark that the Manhattan Railway 'o"p""'
ioeos no orportunity to money In crd"r 10 pay
tho dividends on It's heavily watered s'ock eve"
~ the travelling public is put 10 extra ro"nl' ana
ANNOYANCE Men who are In hurry 10 '''"
.rains sometimes use language MOI conphm'h'"'E
tn the company when they ar" imp' deh 10y 'urn-
s,,,es IN their wav 20 the cars They tax" inc
trouble 20 carry tickets ready to he thrown i"'"
the housekeeping boxes. and ther th.y nay 20
co .hroueh the motions Of depositing the ticketS
a. windows and push their way through inc urn
.,i,es one AT a time. and perhaps fai 10 ee' Oh q
81, some have expressed fear that the hesr"
20 save money may temp: the managers OF N"
elevated railroads 10 place turnstil"s a. All Inv
o,inns and thus seriously delay travel -,
" J. Fransioli the superintendent o. t.s MAJ az
haitian Railway Company. said YESTERDAY Una, nv
nompany had no intention Of placing IN. tnri ~
s,iles on platforms where there was n rush oi
1870, I'VE NAV add a few more oil the TURN
stiles he said because turnsIe saves ,he pa
~ Two men at each platform The turhstn"s, az
used only al stations where there Is ht'Ie travel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
M THE CALE-sWEPT ATLANTIC.

r..r the Cale-swept Atlantic several ocean liners
- Yesterday in the quiet waters OF New-fork
s,a,,,- They all showed signs OF the wear ana
49,, n which they had been subjected for Week
TIE Red Star Line steamship Friesland arrived rom
a. ~. entire trim She passed TWO icehergs on the
,.a,ags one OF which lowered with three peaks Z'o
tss, above the water The passengers were KEEP
s.lou for four days The North German Line steam
LAIN the Anchor liner Circassia ana ne " MA d
s s.a steamer Taurc all came III YESTERDAY ~,
sSsongh, renor;s of very heavy weather ne a.;
a'ss ran into furious blow. accompanied ~ 4"
p Thars are A number of vessels overdu. AZ tn1
,or, on account OF the heavy weather nr III three
POI. raj they will not arrive safely. Ine w
$3.50 .c schooner Grace X. Green. wnicn va ian
anned OF Long Branch on TUESDAY has h nss either
s " r an, 70 sea or that she has sunk OH tie "
Ynve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
m CONSIDER EXPERT TES7INoNl.

At a meeting OF the Homeopathic ''"'e -
eo.n,,. :. Rochester three months ago. COM
n,tee uas anpoin,ed 10 consider the subject vi
esper, testimony. and to prepare plans for the CON
sheraton whereby the present meihoos "'sn' "
improved upon and tho existing reproa'h 10 n..u-
ical science be done away with the commute,
VIII have a meeting In a few days al Inc oi'oe ~
Dr. Eugene r. Porter. i's CHAIRMAN "
Voc ss,or,,,.,bird-st. Other members o. the COM
Mite arr. Dr John L. Moffa'. BROOKLYN Dr. II.
~ Dearborn. Dr. T.. fl. Wolcott. Rochester Dr. D.
Park Lewis. Buffalo; DR. H. d schenck' BROOKLYN
and w Peckham jr the counsel OF .ne hasn a
Hanged and Invitations have been sent 20 the HlIo
pathic State Association, the Eclectic sta,e hsso
cation and the State Bar Association 10 co-opera..
IN the movement TO reform he laws r"iauNe 10
Admitting the testimony Of medical ana surg'ca'
Experts In criminal court cases
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
PLANNING TO BtILU 1 TEMPLE.
4 MAHOMETAN WHO WANTS \ PLACE ~ THIS
CITY WHERE THOSE OF HIS FAITH
MY MNIsfiIr.


NAY WORSHIP
II the plans Of Ilassan Ben AL who lives at NO.
al Sixtn-ave are carried through successfully
there Will soon be- erected in this city Mahomcta1
temple which will cost not less than &5"" Just
whore the tempt" will hc built Iiassan Ben All re-
fuses to say for he fears there may be opposition
10 HE plans That the temple will he built he mas
no doubt. and he saws he can get the money FOR the
project from Morocco leather merchant who Is
Interested in the scheme.
IIassan Bcn All has called upon Rriie bacon.
architects At No III Fifth-a,e and IL Is SAID that
ias been In America ten years. and ha~ fo- a
part u INT TIM been engaged IN IN" show bu-'-
ness he has noticed that many young men who
rlse been sent this country 10 be educated hsv"
forsak.n N1hon"'anism ana have h"coin" mrs
ian- Ben All r. entity wrote Ia friends 'nsas"i
I'm tho Morocco leather trade deplorinc this fact.
and suggested the establishment OF "A tempt" "hcr'
young men cou.d Worship and b" taught IN" n"c-
irin.. 81 the Koran. About month ago h" re
c.iv~d q letter telling him TO 10 ahead win ih''
work. and ih" mon', would he sent 20 MN ~ NJ
should need n
IIassan Ben All IS n native OF Aggad'r. Emshg"
grsin province o. Sus Northwest Affirh. rs" va
a repre=en'nilv. 81 the former Sultan OF Noroc, o.,
Mui"y li"ssan. - .. World.s fair a. ..l."So H.
gard 10 his plans He said "Th"r" ~" about AK
hundred Mahomciars In New YORK They. Ike ny
self ar. ford Of their religion. w don't wish 90
interfere with any else" huf "" wish 10 worship
a. W. NJ I hav. al the money promised. At
ready This viii com. rom a Morocco merchant
who represents sev raj religious goci"ii.s In Mo
rocco 80 money need b collected from Mahoinci-
ans city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
POINTERS.

Under this heading shall answer all questions
pertaining TO the Campaign OF Education. Persons
pursuing the course should read Pointers" care
fully.
The following Is the analysis Of Coupon No II:
Compare. dot and p nook r."
Compel dot and "P. hook T..
Combnnsi o dot R nj ho Slxcs ara d n1,cs
Compares. dot. 'P. hook r." and circle in F.
conduces. dot 80" and large circle in IF" place
Comba ting dot. half b and dot
a. c. W: You must write the loops in the IL" or
W. cast n,ii wTea and K hoax sRd snail ,s lsSg
! IN P Fnll "p and r' hook reads .daushter
IT, and "D' are read before circles and loops and
F. r.: "Peit" Is written half ..P" hook "" and
burned" is written half "B' hook r. and hook
r . J.; In the word suspected 1t is true there
Is choice OF outline: but the choice is in favor of
large circle on ''P." full *" end half IT" We In
variaby shorten the last consonant In an outline to
aI. W: Henry Ward Beecher's average delivery
d BGTks orator Gt the world bs average delivery being
40 MSd .a ped %ns system of shorthand .
sufcen;ly rapid for reporting purposes in the hands
OF fapIoe II You would advance rapidly you
confne your study exclusively TO the articles One
hour week Is sucent time to sI civ to inis work
M psnus sniSi Is the mother Of study
A. T. H.. BY following these articles carefully
kno Of shorthand viii ente you Practice
Will give you any desired speed, - ....,uh,, and
., a.; On are silent. &C" m caught takes
the sound Of *; when soft. as in cease" 1t has
IT." J. R: r.: The word 'bisoted" SHOULD be written
fu .S" half e. and i9l e. This :. makes .,1;:,.
linz when there u Z choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
,rrLs JINGLED MERELY.
.rps OF sLEIGHs TURN OUT FOR A
SPIN.
r,.pxo1-rs IN THE AVENUE AND THE PARK
,,r SNOW IN OTHER PARTS OF THE CITY

.r rrRxours IN THE AVENUE AND THE PARK
r,,r SNOW IN OTHER PARTS OF THE CITY
prMovED--wARMER WEATHER COMING.
work Yesterday presented strange con-
w 81 the conditions that prevailed the day be-
"' instead O. dark streets and a pail OF whir,-
'oe ,,,.,rr snow came brilliant sunshine, spark
's =. thousand reflections from the heaps OF
"s .,a, rooncl Warnings men threw TO the sides
~ enc streets al day long. II was New-iorks
o. -" 81, storm of the season. and 1t came earlier
ms. Mic storms usually do come to the jewellers
tnA' , Snow is generally voted a nuisance by
u .,,ass part OF the community and by every
u , ,hen II is too light to make 1t a means o,
,.rre Up In Fifth-ave.. however, snow Is longed
pc. The owners OF fast roadsters and beautiful
W. w. Inst year the Street Cleaning Department
s,ysd a petition asking that the snow he not re-
- from Fifth-ave. unless 1t was too light for
"-.,,s This year no such petition has been re-
','"d bu, the Department is likely to follow the
"s.rt n set for itself last year. The snow was
rs;s,urhed Yesterday in Fifth-ave and hundreds
:" cling turnouts filed the upper part OF the
nue from early in tho morning until late AT
..,t The horse had another brief day OF superb
10 while for once the bicycle retired Inc Ioaas
o'Es.ntral Park too wrere full OF runners ana the
o. o e, o, the sleighs expressed the greatest
Sseht in the enjoyment OF the rare sport ~ Is
nv however, that the warmer weather pio"'seu
III M, End the s,eghing soon. a
VII Ill., e" Street Cleaning Department made commend
~, in nToeress Yesterday In putting the streets III
srdton Tor traffic. About 200 men were enpios nd
e rehtfall in carting the snow 10 the rivers CIV
nnee,ciock the principal business districts OF me
y were good shape Attention was r rs s,r pe,s
CA" lower business districts, the Terry sueess
10 'a tbs avenues through which the feet OF trace
en-, often find their way BY noon broadway w ,S
cea n ~ Fourteenth and Twenty-third SITS, win
pam Streets around them. were practically ciear.
Tse storm was an expensive 'hng s 'u u,ore than
a. So before the last traces OF the snow vanish
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-18
rpOr-RI.ES OF HARLEMlTES

yarlemi,es suffered probably more neon,
,ron the storm than the residents OF any o'h., r"
., the city Above ne-hundred-ana-iouiY ,n.s,
snowdr,fts seriously interfeTed with street 49,
,rsffc on Wednesday. and even ves'''' -, ,ha
"@'''. s,@a,,,, yas experienced particularly on the
''har urss The dry snow which had peeh
,i.n nv the wind back and forth across ihe crs
Siisd nv degrees the conduits bentatn ,nv Uuhich
As consequence much OF ',,e ne lost in me snow
The cars on Of the oss 6 o at various
tn.s I've ne line Last night hoWeN..' Wv
rs o, S.ers Thinning with comparative regularly
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