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New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
LOTS or BANK CHECKS WITH HIN
ARREST OF MAN WANTED IN BAY CITY.
MICH. FOR FORGERY.

CAPTAIN O'Brcn. OF the Detective Bureau. re-
ceiy.d a dispatch on Friday from " y Murphy
chief OF Police OF Bay city. Mich. ASKING ior "he
arrest OF Richard Gran; Monks. on the charge oi
,o-gery and the dispatch stated that Monks woui
get his mail In this city under the name OF "eH-
inrton Thornwalie At tho general delivery windo"
OF the Postofice Detectives Flay ana MURPHY Oh
this city who had been sent 10 keep watch AZ thr
general delivery window OF the Postofice. ha"
Monks approach the window yesterday mornlhg'
and heard him ask for n letter for Wellington
Thornwalte. AZ soon as he got the letter th'y pg'
quarters. lie made no resistance lie carried i
lea her yase and told the detectives n" hhd JUST
arrived from Buffalo. He had In mis- possession a
room key from the IroIuos House. at bufhlo.
In his valisc were found small revolver. lot
OF cartridges a big bundle Of blank checks ara a
machine such as Is used for stamping ngur'S on
checks There were than TWO hundred oi
the blank checks. printed for firms ana banks IN
almost every State I'm the Union. Many "cr" on
banks In Illinois. Indiana. Colorado Michigan
Kansas and Texas
Tho prisoner taken 10 the Centre street
Court yesterday afternoon and was rtmanded.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
BOUBiRDFD HIN WITH EGGS.
STUDENTS AT JEFFERSON MEDICAL COLLEGE
ATTACK SENATOR CANNON's BROTHER FOR
SUBMITTING TO An ORDER OF
THE FACULTY.

Philadelphia Dec. william Tenney Cannon. n
student at the Jefferson Medical College. and n
brother OF United States Senator Cannon. OF Utah.
was peltod with to-day by his fcllow-students.
Cannons mlsadventurc WIS caused by the resent
,nent OF the students over recent order OF the
faculty to which Cannon submitted. The faculty
ordered that on and after to-day all students would
ne reoured to show receipts FOR their tuition fees
before entering lccture-room. The students took
execution 70 this order. and determined to show
their resentment ~ renliring away from lectures.
When Or Henry G. Chapman entered his class
room to-dny TO lecture on physiology Cannon was
the only student the benches before HIM The
other students collected outside the door. ard
they held an impromptu Indignation meeting. and
committee departed and returned to the building
with some eggs. When Cannon came out OF the
classroom at the end Of IN" lecture he vas greeted
with n howl OF Indignation and a shower OF eggs
The eggs plentifully bcspattered Cannon. and he
nsd under a fisillade OF the same missiles. Dr. E
y Montgomery. professor OF clinical gynecolosy'
at,cmnted to protect Cannon, and he was the tar
get for three four eggs.
cannon was seen tonight. and seemed 10 make
,ipht of the afrnlr He said hs going into tho lect-
,,re room by himself done innocently ana
without knowledge OF the stand taken by the stu
Ients He saws ne will return 10 lectures to-mor-
row What action the faculty Will take In the mat
ter cannot be learned
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
VIEW LIGHTS FOR ELEVATED CARS.
THE PINTsCH SYSTEM ADOPTED BY MAN
HAITIAN DIRECTORS.

The Executive Committee Of the Board OF D-
rectors OF the Manhattan Railway Company at
It's meeting yesterday. decided TO adopt the Pnsch
system Of lighting the elevated railways.
George j. Gould. the president OF the Manhattan
Company. said:
After thorough investigation or the question
OF lighting the cars on the el waited roads In com
nlianco with the requirements OF the Legislature.
IL was decided adopt the Pintsch system. as 'h"
best system. Accordingly. We shall go ahead ana
equip the cars ns rapidly possible contract
with the Pintsch Company was. executed to-day.
Under the law the cars must be equipped bJ
April. The Pintsch system Is In use on the Broad
wav and ThIrd-ave cable-cars. and on the Pull
man and Wagner sleeping and parlor cars IL IL
also In use IN the passenger cars OF Tho New
York Central Peunsy yivania and many other rail-
roads
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
NO CIVIL SERVICE REFORM THERE.
IExow GETS PROMISE WITH REFERENCE TO
THE LEGISLATURES EMPLOYEES

I.ExOw GETS PROMISE WITH REFERENCE To
THE LEGIsLATrRE's EMPLOYEES
Albany Dec ! (SpeciaD-f;overnor Morton and the
three members OF the State Civil Service Commission
willard A. Cobb. Sllas W. Burt and George J. LORD
held conference to-day. which lasted practically all
d,v on the proposed new regulations for the CNi
Service OF the State and Of the cities OF the state
Under the new Constitution all officers whenever
practicable" shall be selected after competitive
examination az TO their merits. The Legislature has
neglected 10 pass avs putting the CONSTITUTION n'1o
nNerf II has therefore. been left 10 the courts OF the
e,a,. 10 enforce the Constitutions coinmaniS. ,'oN-
ernor Morton however. can do mhch toward ehiorc-
n - Tho comutitive system, and II II the hope OF the
bv annroyirg regulations placing most ofhces IN the
competitive class A.. co,,,ss,o, uoro do
,oTing mo merits OF proposed competitive regua-
,lnns Senator Clarence w. LexOw arrived mere from
w Worry He came the representative OF IN"
Hc"ubican organization and his special mission "as
-, sao that tho employees OF the Legislature are no
~. In The competitive class. lie was soon reas-uIeI
~, 80 M. matter. being Informed tnat 'roNr,'ior
W"r,on and the Civl Service Commits soners haa he-
ciIsd IN Exempt the emp.oyes or tie IfHisiature iI"
~ 49, raculation regarding competition So, -
~ Covernor and the Comfnis sioners nd not Soin
- ,beir work to-day. and they maintained Sc
p p,, m n, wha, was done. except In the matter OF tne
yo,vc a. anpointments They VIII continue th'iT
,ttls'" ta 70 morrow The only subject OF diHerehce
.on, 49, hem IL "a the places whlch shaH pe eN
amntcd from the competitive ruio'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
KEEPER WHITE ARRESTED.
THE CHARITIES BOARDS CHARGES TURNED
OVER TO THE DIsTRICT-ATTORNEY

The Commissioners OF Charities yesterday decided.
after consultation at Bellevue Hospital. to turn
over the case of Morgue-keeper White. who Is ac-
cused of wrongfully disposng OF three bodies In
trusted to his care. to the DistrIct-Attorney and
the Corporation Counsel. The Commissioners after
the conference laid the before the District
Attorney
In accordance with the action Of the Commits
sioners. Keeper White arrested last night by
Detectives McNaught and Birmingham on tho
charges made by the Charities Board. He was
locked UP at Police Headquarters.
President Croft OF the Charities Department said
last night that the action against White was only
taken after long and careful examination. which
was prompted by suspicious that traffic in bodies
was being carried on at the Morgue White was sus-
pected and finally three corpses were directly traced
as having been improperly disposed Of This discos-
resulted in the suspension Of the Morgue keeper
Mr.. Croft said that Monday night the Commls-
sioners OF Charities go. possession or three cn"ks
alleged 10 have been paid to While for bodies for Pur
poses OF dissection. and evidence was obtained 10
show that the Illegal sale Of bodies from the Morguc
OF dollars had been annually paid for them. WIN
this evidence the Commissioners consulted the Cor
poraton Counsel. who decided that the case came
under the jurisdiction OF the Distrct-Atorncy \
Office. The then placed In the hands Of the
Dlstrict-Attorney. and Assistant District Attorney
Battle .ock charge OF the matter ai secured the ar
rest OF White. who may De Indicted
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
cryrRAL COLLIs GOING ABROAD.

General Charles II. T. Coils. Commissioner %
puhIic Works will sail for Southampton on the st.
Paul to-day on a four weeks vacation Mrs Coils
ia already In Europe and 1t is the purpose OF the
Commissioner to Join her. They intend TO return
20 New-York about January ]. Gencrai co'ns om
No, care TO have It known at the Department OF
p,,,,c Works in the American Tract Society BuiIo'
inc that he intended going abroad. so nothing was
soId about IT yesterday In the Department omces.
Deputy commissioner Howard Payson Wilds SAID
last evening: General Coils has not had % vaca-
.1n s,nca he entered the Department. some twenty.
% tu,o months ago He will keep his eyes open wnlS
he Is away and. although his purpose IN goinS
iahors Of his Office. while he Is In London. Pariss
Rrmssels and possibly some other cities on the
other side he hopes to acquire some knowledge OF
methods throwing light on departmental anairs
which will be Of value to the city 1 may sSd snn$
General Coils will pay his own oiis WINE absent"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
TO FORM 4 NEWS PAPER TRUST.
MANUFAcTURERs MEET AND DISCUSS PLANS m
BOSTON.

MANUFACTURERS MEET AND DISCUSS PLANS IN
BOSTON.
Rostou Dee 1.-The Evening Transcript says:
.Representatives of news paper manufacturing es'
tablishments in all parts OF New-England ana
some from New-York are in Boston to-day 10
consider the plan to form gigantic news paper
trust 70 control the output Of that product Meet
ings were held In the offices OF the different com'
panies In this city. but the formation OF the Trust
has not vet been consummated, and there 'e
bare possibility that AT the last moment some OK
the powerful companies which are enjoying a
good thing in the competition for sales or paper
NAV preyent the consolidation. Two or three times
before have the manufacturers OF news paper
reen on the verge OF combining to control the
output when some company or other protested
and neg citations were at once declared on BUS
the paper manufacturers appear nearer cohso'ioa-
,ion than ever before, and while all are keeping
very ouiat and profess to know noth OF meet meet
ing In Boston to-day. II is fact that mere havo
been conferences between the officers OF the dir'
ferent companies. 49,. ,ho Combination
likely TO be a success this time Is tnat tneIe
an overproduction OF the enormous %amoun. amount os
800 tons per day Of news paper IN this country -
tho present time.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
BTSHOP BONACCM REBTKED.
FINAL DECISION FOR FATHERS FITZGERALD AND
MrRpHY-PRIEsTs WIN ON EVERY POINT.

Dub,que Iowa. Dec THE judgment OF the
Ne,ropolitan Ecclesiastical Court of the Roman
church in the famous OF Bishop Bonacum. OF
Lincoln, Neb. against Fathers Fitzgerald ana MUIR
,v of his diocese delivered to-day The court
ds for the priests against the Bishop OH every point
in the appeal which was ordered BY the Propaganda
a, Rome after Delegate satcl had refused to grant
IL,
The Bishop Is judged to have been actuated by SIN
ister and vindctive motives 10 nave pupnsIeu a'se
% % a aecaived Cardinal Satolii The Court de-
,aes mn and void all the sentences Of the Bishop
,'A,a,b a., rhe faculties OF the defendant priests.
san,o,cing them 10 do penance in Canada for con-
umacy and condemning them M b he
, If oS and the costs OF the trial to pay Father Flz,
prieyS g. and Father Murphy $S2o as damages ana
,Jrow the priests he sent 10 Iecumseh, NeD,
Where Mrphy is rector where Si s. ahar Fz
ChuTEd";; ChId rector OF St Josephs Church The pay
mens are ordered to be made to the Hours & wnn
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
WORK FOR THE UNEMPLOYED.
vrsrERpAY's RECORD OF MILLS AND MINES RE-
SHINING OPERATIONS.


sr-MING OPERATIONS.
,,n Don, Dec Fully 1000 workers VINO
.nro ,d,e = month ago in Delaware County are now
", rork with a prospect OF steady employment
.,'.o,,,,out The winter. Tho starting up OF the
nnodes and the Riddle mills was followed ySt'r-
day by the resumption OF the big mn ~ H''soia
=, hos heeo started under the management OF an
'..aa,,ad s,ocl company. and l@ hands are a.
LIZ The mill lit up and running @ ns. iis mx'
wo' w M ars, time I'm over n year tampp'u nlli's
10 ao' clifton Heights. arc running fourteen nours
AZ '.nt,vh lin many orders on hand. ana kershaw ~
& Gay. ,,,ls M the same place. which were run Only
-. Us n week for many months, nave resume"
louf 10 f,,m II" line with every loom busy
pellefonte. Penn. Dec. The Cooperative uon-
n'.. s,ar,ed up the Bellefonte glass plant which
has been idle six years by making m @ ,me'p po viii be
OF glass ga, a. nrescnt Many orders for glass nave
been received already 49,, o,
',,' 's,ar Mich Dec THE Tilden mine. owned
,o ponokcc and Geogebic Development COM
resumed work this morning with nearly 'nres ,d,,s
pSd pamy, men 1t will mine about one thousahu 'o''
~ ore daily this winter.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
yEyOW'S SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
. REPORT THAT THE GREATER NEW-foh'S
,rt.prrR WILL BE REFERRED TO 1T.

REPORT THAT THE GREATER NE" 'o''N
CHARTER WILL BE REFERRED TO 1T.
Albany Dec 1.-The special Greater New orK
Committee appointed by the oeha,e inS' ""''e'
W nav 80, "a take ND the consideration OF the
- No,y York question before the Legislature
.a,,,,ere. ON January next" This was the
statement made to-day by Senator Clarence Lcxo"'
% Nvack who is chairman OF the special coiH-
mittce. . ,,' ..., -. .ho ,,,ro
senator Iexow also sad II stated at the 'ine
49,, o,,,,i,,ce was appointed that there woud
ho M action by US unless an emergency shoHa
arsc The work Of the Greater New-forK COM
,r,sston has shown that II is abundantiy abe 10
cone with this subject. and there seems ~ "c nv
reason for our committee ho'o'"s al" 'pe0'"'
~ is Understood tn ( when the Greater new, @ OH
,h'rfc Is introduced in the l-eSislat turc. ~ wiz
he referred 10 the special Greater New P t1nH %
rnittee instead of being sent 10 'he ''''' N'
mi,tce. , so,ne ,ip,e with Governor
Morton to-day. and started io' 4'o"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
THE BROOKLYN IN COUHISSfON.
p,.upERs OF THE NEW CRUISER TURN HER
OVER TO THE GOVERNMENT.

,,,u,o,,,,. Dec THE new cruiser Brooklyn
man, ,nfo commission at the League Island Navy
var, his afternoon The bluejackets and marines
.'.o mustered on the quarterback. and then Cap
,o,r cook and his officers and Commandant Howell
% rho ward appeared. The ship had been turned
over to Commardant Howell by captain sargent,
.anr.sen,ing the builders and the commandant
,rr.d the vessel to Captain Cook. Captain
,,r ,hen read his instructions from the Navy De-
nortment. ordering him to take charge OF the snip
and tho ceremony was over. The exercises u'd not
occ,,pv more than ten minutes 49,, ,,,.,.
would leave the Navy Yard after receiving ' her 6
stoIcS .a 20 Uampon Roads. and Will then pro-
cned 70 Newport to receive her torpedoes After
verd the cruiser will go TO Tompknsvlie. staten zen
,s r,in NV M The crew OF 100 men, exclusive OF the
ninars about one half now here. and the re-
mainder will reach the Navy Yard THIS week
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
PLANS FOR 4 NEW PARTY.
TO BE CONTROLLED IN THE INTEREST OF THE
BUSINESS MEN OF THE COUNTRY.

TO BE CONTROLLED IN THE INTEREST OF THE
BUSINESS MEN OF THE COUNTRY.
indianapolis Dec 1.-Charman w. ID. Bynum. or
the National Committee Of the Gold Democrats. mas
returned from NewYork. where for five days ne
reviewed the political field with some OF the Eastern
sourd- money men As result he has called
meeting OF the National Committee, TO be held In
Indiana polls December 10. at which time several
matters Of interest to Sound Money Democrats and
the world in general will be discussed. Among
them will be the future Of the Sound Money Democ-
racy
This Is one OF the principal topics in political
circles and there seems to be general BELIEF that
there ia now no hope for the reconciliation OF the
gold and silver wings of the party. This Is the
belief Of the Eastern men. or many or them. sald
lIr Hynum There is a movement on foot among
some of the prominent leaders OF the party TO form
another and a new party TO be known as the Demo
cr,tic- Republican Party around which II Is pro-
nosed IN rally the commercial interests of the coun-
try under a sound money flag. and with proper
tariff regulations selected under the advice OF a
commission OF business men.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
prcrTVER ASKED FOR THE AhENh.

poston. Dec Judge Dunbar. IN me superior
co,,r, today gave n hearing on the Dill IN equity
hrought by Frederick T. Jones against ne
arena. Publishing Company. asking 'na' ,s
,,,or be appointed to take charge OF tne naa, n,s
csiv, ceso J.fendant company. There was no oppo,,
HI ton The defendant is MSns s5 G and il pub
lng u" The Arena magazine. The amoun' o, -, q,
Claims against is between seoa% po 81 ana It. '
its man .s,r,a ted Mt about 100000 receiversmp
Is Sought the asssts bs ano until
Densorw~snization Dens can bo effected. The court re-
carved its decision
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN NEW-HAVEN.
FARNswoRTH ELECTED MAYOR NJ a SMALL PLu-
RA1.IrY-rHE CITY COUNCIL.

New Haven. Conn. Dec | (SpecaD.-The CITY
and town election held hero to-day caused the
worst political muddlc in years Every ticket was
badly scratched and the vote VIII IL; be fully
counted before tomorrow morning FREDERICK Is
Farnsworth Republican was elected NJ 'or 10y
plurality Of l32 There Is :tie doubt that tho rest
Of the Republican ticket went through saiely
on the town ticket Robert T.. Baldwin is again
ticket IS elected and the Republicans viii hav. a
majority in the Common Council. Licenses prevail
as ,sual The First Ward where Yale University
is was carried by the Gold Democrats. several
Yale professors going thereby into the Common
Council
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
4 WONDERFUL METEOR SEEN AT SEA.


WAVE AROSE. NEARLY SWAMilNG
THE TANK STEAMER.
The German oll-tank steamer W!lhonmen ar
rive1 IN mort. Yesterday, bringing story or
strange happenings at sea. She left Dan'zic on
November T. and from the time she passed from
the North Sea into the Atlantic. she had con-
fjnuous gales to contend with.
When thirteen days out, while plungng through
,,.,. eo.s captain Schaffer and the second oii-
Ger were standing on the bridge at midnight.
when suddenly. from out of the southeast. oaii
Of fire appeared. According to the tale toid ny
the second officer yesterday this meteor was huge
and irregular in shape. IL han Il pi'ospo' ~ "
IN 80 Dc was four feet wide and plunged into
,hn sc1 at the end Of great pataholc cui.e,
kissing like "A monster serp mt ana MY n''tuor ,
stem 10 stern. . ,,-,e.,,s oooi e,,nlv
Cr tho way over the Wikommcn's coal supply
NO. eyhausi ed and she had 10 put INTO Synhey'
G. B. TO repienish the bunkers The Wi.kon,-
men brought over a cargo OF sugar rs an eSpci-
ue
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
pORRFPS LOOT 4 MTCHIGAN VILLAGE.

Grand Rapids. Mich Dec IA gang OF robbers
,ooted the village of Moline sixteen miles south
OF this city last night. All the stores III 'ne vile
,,,. and the railroad office were visited and con-
,arohle hooty secured consisting of clothing. cut
,arv and iewelry. 1t is not known how much
n,sv the burglars secured There Is no clew to
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
SHOT HIMSELF AT THE BRIDGE.
AN UNEMPLOYED MAN ATTEMPTS SUICIDE AT
THE NETWORK ENTRANCE.

Excitement among a large number OF people was
caus.d Mt the New-York entrance OF the Brooklyn
u1,oo last evening by Charles Olsen eighteen
,.ara old who shot himself In the head. apparently
with the intention OF committing suicide. He had
been a waiter but was without employment. ana
had only a small sum of money in his pocket lie
had lived at No 80 Concord-st.. Brooklyn. After
he was carried into the mems waiting-room at the
north side Of the Bridge entrance he told his name
and ,hen exclaimed: What has happened? Who
shot me?" After he was removed TO the hospital in
uudson-st the surgeons tried TO ascertain the
,nsi,on or the bullet In his head by means OF the
K RAYS lie gave his name and address, but would
,'o, sxnlain the cause of the shooting. The sur
m oors laid there was a possibility Of his recovery.
eei,hou@h they had not been able TO extract the
bullet from his head.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
,-o opvay ELECTOR IN CALIFORNIA.

Sacramento. Cal, Dec 1.-The story sent out from
this city by the Chicago Associated rress 10 the
- not tho official count Of California showed
n ,urn Of one Democratic elector Is entirely
,rara ature and unwarranted by facts When in
ttr,,oxed by a reporter OF the United Associated
Presses. last evening reeard'hs 'he "a''ei' oee'e
tary OF State Brown said:
ali viii be several days before we can obtain com
IL an evening paper incorrect and misleading:
can see nothing In the returns thus far obtained ,,
to warrant the assumption that Mr.. Bryan VIII re-
ce,ve a single electoral vote from California"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
4 WOuiy PERISHES ~ BURNING HOL SE

Boston. Dec Mrs Joseph S. Brown wife OF
Major Brown. was burned to death in fire that
destroyed their dwelling at No. 2S Fountain-ave''
somervie. early this morning. Major Brown was
severely burned odger escaped ny Jumping
,o,tva ave feet from a window Of his ROOM ,hree
S,,dr.n we're rescued from the building. ana me
Nniors eil-known fighting terrier JACK los. ,S nis
,S, ~ tho aames after awakening the househo'o
har
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
Killed BY A Gun EXPLOSION.

poughkeepsie. n. Y. Dec 'spec'a''-ine ,,,." a',c
-, Milton was greatly excited to-day by the tragic
- os william s. Ramsley. Mr.. Ramsley went
-, a hunting expedition, and when he returned ne
went into his dairy-house In some manner .ne
,,,n exploded and the contents OF the barrel were
emitted into his body killing nm m tba conty and
was oI lime represented the town Of be
T., ~ The The Board OF Supervisors he hau "'o "''"
-, ,Ir,,s,ica of the Peace In MS Town.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
cOrrPNOP JOHNSTON NArGTRATED.

Montgomery. Ala. Dec. l-"oVerhor 'osepn
1oh,s.o, was inaugurated to-day The greater
,art or his address was devoted to State anairs.
ue gave many details in regard TO- the material
resources OF Alabama and the possibilities OF neS
agr;cuiturai mining and manufacturing Industries.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
AN EARTHQUAKE IN ILLINOIS.

ST. Louis. Dec. IA dispatch from CARO- III.
says that severe shock Of earthquake was te's
in that city at l:i9 this afternoon the vibrations
lasting several seconds. Buildings swayed so per-
rvpd' rvppbod' into The streets No serious damage was
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
FILLED ON TIE WAY TO FIHE.
A LOCOMOTIVE RUNS DOWN FIRE ENGINE IN
EVERETT MASS

pos.on Dec 1-Roardman L. Eennett. ffty-two
,.oars old an engineer In the Everett Fire Depart
nept was instantly killed this morning IN COLLISION
,t,,een his engine and a train on tho Boston ana
=, -, r,ourood a, Everett Walter Stevens, driver
Ma,te ne &c engine was badly injured, bat VIII re-
cnv., The fire engine was Responding 10 an aiA''"
-, the affair occurred.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
r nrvoCpITS CARRY HUDSON.

Hudson. ~ Y. Dec. i.-At the charter election
IN this city to-day the Democrats swept .he c',y.
and Richard A. NJ. Deeey was elected mayor oy
AT majority. Alexander r. Benson was elec.eu
Tiy mTi.y ramocrats elected their Aldermen IN al "'o
wards
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

A Tribune reporter tried last night TO see w. {.
Whitney and learn IL he knew anything about tho
reported purchafe by the President but could not
The reporter subsequently say Francis Lynde Stet-
son, formerly one of Mr.. cleveand's law partners.
but Mr.. Stetson. who has the President
since the wedding OF Miss Whitney about year
ago. said he had heard nothing Of such a purchase.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
Rrs1.LT IN ROCHESTER. y. II.

Pochcster ~ H.. Dec l.At the annual city eiec-
zion to-day Mayor Samuel D. Felkcr i)em) was re-
cier,c5 The Council VIII be strongly Republican.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02
ANOTHER HOUSE FOR CLEVELAND.
1T IS REPORTED THAT HE HAS BOUGHT
ONE IN NINETY-SIXTH-sT

Albany Dec ] lSpeciaD.-It Is reported here
that President Cleveland has bought. in addition
to the property at Princeton. handsome house
in Ninety -sixth-st. New-York. 1t is said that
the price was S2JOOOO
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

THE 20 O'CLOCK noon train for Boston mas peen eer
TIE .;nn.d - The time Of the II a. M mas peem
nn,sckened due Boston 40 p. m. nours anu
Sninutes-[Advt-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-02

sYPHER & CO., 9Th Ave- and 18th st. are con-
stantly receiving importatons Of rare antique iur-
niture tapestries antique silver. clocks etc-tAovt'