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New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
BOARD AND ROOMS.

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\. Handsomely furnished large rooms.
third fuor win board r. f"rences. "A
Wet al-i-~l
HANDSOMELY furnished back parlor.
also l1ii room. h.-f..i. . .ls comfort .
D. srd optional. private family l'5 East
Sith
Lemon AVE. 81. NEAN l23D-Sr. Two
fp@cltlis desirable font sunny rooms
hfst-'l.ss table. references.
ROOMS superior cuisine. private family.
f0 refined party. ~ West 3iin -.
l7rH-ST. il5 EAST adjoining linton
Sgunr"i In small s~i"ct hou-" few de-
sirahie rooms. c'cclirui hou" table. refer
.n,c
l7'rH ST. ~ WEST o,th and 9th aves).-
Rooms with board. "Ncriisnf accnmmpda-
ti"nf f"r .Hn"i parties. crate ntcs.
lsTIi st ~ WEST
Beautiful large and small rooms single
or "nFuii~. 'Nc"ll"nt iahl" and service. f.
meals served IN rooms II desired. refer
.u'@s.
5-3G GRAMERCY PARK Family ho'e'.
suites. single rooms. steam heat. excellent
table. central location
~ EAST 18TH sT. superior. h1mcliac
accommodations Gare" cheerful roYmSl
AMI board. refined family privtt. house.
convenient locality. 81 ~ So person adults
or families.
i3o WEST s0TII ST Second story. rear
private bath. southern exposure parlor
dining room. excellent board. references
given ana required
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
DIti;SSN Ak Nc.

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A.-ARTIsTIc DRESsMAKING. unique
designs In dinner ana evening gowns y
short notice. VI. M'EiROl. ~ E,s, lith-
=. mean University Place. 90 b,ocn With
NJ 'fee'N.
0ui.rr KitRE FkANcAlsE for.nerly
with Si.'n BIOS %Nrning waists. dAur-
lne '0hNNl di.ss-s latest Paris skirt and
s'~~v@s. ladies' materials used. short n,-
tic. winter p.Ices, elegant wuik. NM.
ANDERSON l3' Wet i5th-si.
pHESsMAKER Wants :cw more Gus
toners hy th" day ~ iriTaie families
maAine over a specially. 81 - per day.
Miss H. ION. ISL Otu-ave.. between 2Gth
and 31ih IT..
DitFSSMAkEn 90 - out by the day.
aides. nisars' chiiren's costumes. faucy
waists ant SKIRTS Aiirrs- NptiES. 'h3
Par. ave. 1Tfh-s'
DfESSMAhING Refrodelliug 70 sr-ciulfr.
bail costumes i"ffiaed .hrafri al NNrk.
day or home. ADVERTISER no Cl-
Irmhus-are
htEs>NAkfK enl cloAKNthKEH
vans rurk 80 hnms tr 'ay. suV"-I O. flf
'e.. 'fr-t worker "a ~.al AlImeats. sleeve.
einafx 'i VIII make o'"f ana remodel. of
maize .u'n --latest sfs.~ apes. DHlla!.ffIS
an' F'0a larN-f- GRrl; lTl W-si - s-
utESSMhKING ,oHn- iaty. is'. win
i~a-i.S house. ~ish"f work hf tn- da, or
80 home tlish sl,f.r aai nf'sr. - p'r
tff ffs' rlas. references MttBN ~
Last 9hfh -
FRENCH lEr-~MAkf.K. 49, class ir
rtefN isVrei expert on chil!n n'- d., Ss-s
wishes sifgHfiun iu private Fam b bS ih-
day 0r week Aiir"s- l. - i2ie Broad
way
MRS IlEKM,NcE DErKEL Frcn.a
.lr'-su a.~f. beg, references l2i Ea-f
fifh
SEAL GAEMFNTS r.l'el afi altered into
fashionable 'ar~~ and D. % Jackets Mr~
itIthfH lir West aa'p s' a.ar Hrtld-
"at. iaf' Nifh GInihef Srns 3th-uY".
THOEprGH pRTSSMAkEK. ligh-si fc,
~f~nc"s. ic-irrf engagement. hy DAY y
we-k ~ or ouf % city. Address THOR
oIGli H1x soy 2t2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

BRIEF ~ .,,,,r,,>- 1.,, ,,,,r,
..,r 1l.sTiCE'S ASSUMPTION OF TIE
HIGH OFFICE.
,,noton. Jan. G.-The induction into office of
"a.',er Of the Supreme Court Of the United
DC" ,s an event OF such rare occurrence that
s'"" =, washington the centre OF o'tclai inaugura-
eSsn ~ ~, ,nost general interest. ii attracts
ions y. "a, more than exhausts the capacity OF
crown y, cbamber in which il takes place The
tae s court room is not well adapted for
SUPP ~ great public interest, and to-day, when
cs'.V csu peckham. of New-York the new Associate
Ka'us ,ook his seat on the bench, the restricted
JDs'N, oaa,ions were occupied some time before
sccominno cf noon at which time the court meets.
The hour we're present within the bar besides full
acre of the Department Of Justice. headed
N ;arre OF the bar. Nj. Yang IA, the chinese
snSsr snnsssr accompanied by MS secretaIy ana IN
Yep npnTreyaing dull gray ana BLACK OF the color
ne p p me. rail The seats reserved for the fami-
'ss 's. y 'bolseholds Mrs. Peckham being among them.
tael % before noon Mr.. Peckham reached the
s.a sn.i' ard proceeded at once 10 the robing room
tp.so nsiices wnero he joined mis- new associates.
d 'ne whom he had previously met. Donning his
~" manufacturti Dy Mrs. Stringer, the court
ise IRON d magnificent weave OF American
~ h new, Justice took the statutory oath. admin
STR AZ II o'clock the impressive procession
nSe nS'f members OF the court. led BY the marshal.
y & &hsau,u and Inc audience rose to theIr feet re-
S;r S;;n,rS Standing until the members OF the court
rnsooafeI Mr. Peckham took seat just beow
mbench. alongside the clerk, }. n. Mckenhcy.
L.r beng restored. Chief Justice Fuller said;
rwr' c,ves me- pleasure 10 announce to the gentle
~ The bar thar Rufus W. Peckham, a citizen
re. &C. STATE OF NeW-N Ork. has been appointed TO
q -, on this bench. Mr.. Peckham is present ana
sse ssne,rsi 10 take the oath, after his commission.
- will be entered on the records OF the court,
~ he.n read by the clerk.
H. -, Nc k,nney read the commission ana then,
"a "a a c,nv oi the oath IN his hand the new
ss ssses read it in frm. fine tone During this the
snst and audience We're standing. and remained SO
I'll Justice Peckham had taken his seat al the
.,ar,e left Of the bench. next TO justice Snlras,
.n NOW occupied by Justice White. As he stepped
" ibe platform Justice Shiras welcomed MIN with
msi nai how Returning this Justice Pecllhan!
s,onpel into the luxurious armchair provided, and
ne CEREMONY was over.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.


Baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati
~. Lou.s and nii Points west.
ll IlNAN 'AE -iiN ltE ON ALI. TRAINS
Lave N.w-NuS fo0t ui !d'.lN a.. duN for CHIC AGO
$50 ]. aud - g., iig'f. PIfiSIil Ei %@in. ~ sun
20 sun 12:15 night. ClNtf>NNTi. 81. Ipt'iS. 10 a
iH.. c:o0 D.. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 2. IT,.
sun 80 o.. d.. Dining car lt.3J =. p.nrs car
30 p ~ t.'o ey sun. Dining cap. 500 p IN
&C. p. u. bn.rs carr. - - night
NoiI OI.k. ~ .h a. m. daily
Nf.N ORPHANS. lf1nDi. AMI Chattanooga. Pullman
ping CH. 2.?n cX sun. o3O y. IN. sun.
A'l trains illuminated Nlth Putsoh nght
Ti1-' Offices .i3 IL. .Gi. il5 LILO Broadway. ~
rss' l.h ri. ~ Iigw'ry y y; - Fulton ST. Brook
lyn. stations fDo' : .berts -. g. r. X - y. !.
Nct York Tianse.r COMPANY will cali Tor ana check
hA.;..ro from hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
HOVsES AND CARR. AGES.

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FINE WORK HORSES: one black mare
can trot IN 2:io. Ofiir" 3oi West lltt-st.
GREAT SACRlFICE.-SlGJ lady going
South. nne cutunder extension top family
surrey. cost $40 last september. also
Emtall cutter ard two elegant laprobes
cheap. Apply at 10 West iith-s'.
HANDSOME. stylish. dark steel gray team.
long names and white tails lJ's hanls.
years old very closely matched. can
travel 10 miles an hour. price >4Ju'
brouaham and victoria. both built by
brewster & CO.: $3.50 each. superb order.
worth double. also bay mare l5i2 hands.
years. can show 4:3i. price S3Ob. top
buggy by Flandrau with harness SlVJ.
Palace boarding Stables. 231 and 20
Srhermerhorn-st.. near Bond. Brooklyn.
SHETLAND PONY. 3 yenrs old. new mar
ness and dog cart cheap. ISL 3l-ave..
grocery store.
WARRANTED fine family horse; fine sin
gle trap and doub,e- seated cufunler
surry. harness. robes and whips. all for
$2lJ. prlvat" party. Address n. g.. 22I
broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
FOR LAKEWOOD,
ROYAL BLUE LIRE.

TO FIIIADEI.I I!I \. nA;IIMVEI. ~"
For Philadelphia. weeN DAYS. 4:$o 500 apo. 100
II 30 dining CaD A. NJ. 50. 2.3p. 30" 400 niui'
parlor CarJ. 500. 600 dining can. 30 300 J. VI.
1918 night sundays 30. 300 1000 II 30 dining
Car A. NJ. 23O. 400. 800. GOO DINING 'ap + ~
l.. II night.
For Baltimore and Washington week days. 500 i" CO.
II 30 dining carr \. NJ. go 80 5N' GOO il'hnT
car = II l3:lJ night sundays. lo.uu II 30 H)In-.
can A. NJ 30 BOO 600 Dinig carr T.. NJ. II J.
night
Liberty St il5 l72 :G; 4l5 pa iao lt2t lir,fH ~
az On A.. ~ East l4tN -. Is. '.as' l-I sf. -.
west i2j'n s.. 25l Columhre Av. New-io ''rl. 80
500 Fulton st Brook I'D. Broadway. ~ l!aus.tl
The N,w-N SIS Transfer Company w ca i'i afi 'Ar-E
ls.gas, from hotel i-sIi-rD- destination
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Throusn trains leave New York lolt o Cnamieis-s,
Ar follows and FIVE minutes earlier from W,s "a 'i.t.
N.nC g. M.-V~stihu.cd EAIies laAy fT Na''NY,
J'UO Bnghamton. Eimira. BGnaO Biad''td. james
town Meadylle AMI the West itflT car -
Buffalo
230 S = w Vrn.'Sa,a ta ehsadagaa %a'd S s. & '@ad
7:io 4 NJ Chirago SO =. NJ. se.leis - Ch-
raso. cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
SOn p VI Buffalo Ves'ibul"d Express Da.y, arrives
/s.)U J,rraio 80 4. NJ making direct connections
fsr Detroit Chicago ana ne W"Hi 80.
$40 T. f:d Myf Aoa '@aG5'1%"s 'rs s13so S &
ru,rCr,I;Ts LOCAL TINE CARDS AND ~ lI.MAN
accomm Gallons Al III. 26 toi aoa %i ~, hf',dwas
Tcw-York; 90 broadway and 3' Fuien-s Bi@kbn' =,
IfrSeno- ct HCboken Jersey C!iy station Erie
rseor fo,n,,suv calls Tor and checks baggage from
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
SHORE R.R.


- minutes earlier from foot ot Franklin ST.
1870 A. VI. Daily local g. Buidi0. go, =, ,,..
5,:iO A. VI DaIy local to Albany for 'atrkh Mountains
and Saratoga lar!,r cars 10 Albany. Sunoa)s "niy
0u5 4 VI. Daily for Albany tuca, syracuse It.ch"s'e'
Tu0alo \ iaea,a Tas To.ed0. Cleveland ana 'iicig'
ii III 4 NJ Iailv except SUNDAY. - 'atskll Moan
i4lns Sew laltz. Lakes Mohonh ana MA,''tfA A.' o.
lanv. Saratoga. Caldwell Lake G"oiee. I"iIo' '"l
4;eO f., VI. bAil, * .@pt SUNDAY. ioT Albany.
600 T.. VI. Da4,v Albany. Montreal l4'd -
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara rails Toronto h''o''
6;:,O r. M Daiv eXc@p. sunday for Nc"huis. Albany
Sarat IA ana Montreal. PaTlOr CAT {" hinti tom
S:l5 y. VI. Daily except SUNDAY. Tor Iu'" H,I"c"Se'
Rochester and Buffalo. .,..,.,
s:15 y. Vi. Daily Albany. Utica. SyIdc!s u,
Euffdlo Magma Fails. Toronto Detroit CieNei'' III"
caeO and -. LOUIS 1900 .
ri tickets time iablos par.or and seepns-oar accom-
Apply Offices. Brooklyn ana Nt" l"ik az!
a. sta,nns Tiue iaies ~ principal hotels. For other
information address j.. 'fMi.I't;i
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
SUBURBAN real. ESTATE

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AGEN' ! For MONTCLAIR. Residence
properties an kinds. sale OF rent
CLARENCE T. TUBES Iie.kman 50.
NONKERS AND VICINITY. Choice prop
critics for sale or exchange. GEORGE \
FLAGG. - Williams
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
RAILROADS..
Nnllr0d0s.
~S~SS~N~NNo>NNN/~Nr|~|N
"SGis:C''s GREATEST R:IlScAr.
" EW YORK
lENTRAJA
~ g. HUDSON RIVER R.R.

.,, From Grand Central Station 42d Street.
'''" a. M.-LArept sunias; Empire state Express
S,ri,use and Rochester Due Buffalo iio = m.
,.,o Hagara Fails go p m o-,....,. A.,
4any uuca syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
$50 a. M.-Except sunday. Day Express For all i'm
. poltant New York State points
900 +. M.-paily southwestern Limited. For Cincin-
~ Po ishke-psc. Albany. rtica. syracuse Roches-
900 +. M..Daiy. chicago Special for Detroit. Cleve-
iand. Toledo and Chicago: stops al f"ugnks"p-
Sic Albany, Schenectady. Uuca. Syracuse io'hes-
$50 ?, M.-EAc-pt sunday West Point, Poushkeepsie.
80 =. M.-Daily. North shore Limited. DUO Detroit
t., d. and s,rnoasc r,,'isc 4'0 p ''' ''''' ~
800 & r M-9aily Fo' ,sany Toy U'ea 1,M, Aa5Gn-
Niagafa Falls. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit Chi
80 r daily For Troy Saratoga Burlington.
-, rlaushuis ~ Albans and M,nIeal ,,.,,. ,,.,o.
land. indianapolis, 81 Louis. chicago. Steps al
o Iousnkeepsie Albany ard Utica.
900 i. N-Daily Carries Sleeping Car pass. myers
only, for points FAN Book Railway via Lyon.
anI foi Eorhesier.
osi'nslurl..' furai5' Niagara Fans Cie,cland
T.iedo. chicago: and. Except satu. DAY. for cape
40 NIGHT-rlealre irain Tor Cicaeo and prnclpa!
s Sn, On n s oh5r ns6s Es5gy ssIg "s aaa Sss
;o6 a NJ ana 30 +. u. Daily except sunday to
:i5 \. SUNDAY only. TO Pirsheld and the Rerk-
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONkERS.
NJ night fra iefween liJtnst. and points on
mann lf,'.lou as Ia ynnkers. in connection with
Elevated Road THIS is the Only lire running "all
at 'ralus orr ~ New Nork.
Wagner r iaoe cars on an through trains
rains Illuminated Win iintsch Light.
"l'ts ana Wagner Offices at Grand central station.
way. II Park Place. 2G 4l3 Broadway ~ East
hist ?i2 broadway 80 Columhs-ave.. ~ Nest l2Jth
and 13sih-si. station NswYork 33S and 10 Fulton
ana loG rroafvrV l.. o. Brooklvn
'9He1fe chrrksG from hotel or residence hv the Wes-
2 M res tpiniafnv
.lN y TOTCEY GEORGE ". DANIELS.
General Manager . n-ra, Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

i5G WEST BATH ST Two large. well FUR
ni~h'd rooms. ample closets. hot water.
coffee II desired. references ~ hanged.
1IS EAST 9TH ST. near !. station Large
front room. furnished. three windows.
private family PITTS
343 EAST 18TH ST. For Eight housekeep-
ting. hail room. also large saloon parior.
reasonable
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

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$1,000 WANTED N first mortgage lead
and silver mine for additional equipment:
best Welding lcd, in United states. de-
v.loudql. sure market stock bonus. princi-
pals only: trustworthy managers. COtN-
SEIOk I. .. box >. SiI.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.J1RSBY
NAhth!hclie tuti Used cNfiu.lN'lN.l
Fcur TIA rks. Au;0 matte FLOCK SIGNALS.
ON and uffpY N,y,r.,I.r

-Four arls. Aus matte i'ocA signals
on and after November Il, lsei.
- . Trains ear" station foo; os lihoif,
"a :aS a. .rlehtn. Allentown, Man.h ,nunk. SC.
so" 'D". $40 tl ~. to Eeston \ Nj l:lO l,o tg.OJ
TO EastoD. 40 5:45 80 10 Allentown = NJ Sundays
$50 "a ~ io fasion, \. NJ. 100 $3.50 GOO p NJ
tcr MhA s1aIre. Iitiston and Scranton. $40 A. ".
IL" 80 40 T. NJ sundays 4ap \ VI.
Tor IHadinc at i:3' 500. 9:io ll:3u 4 NJ 10 10
2:% 90 go. 80 80 }, NJ i2:l5 night sunday 81.
loo. 2:3'. = 20 GEO j. NJ. l2l5 night.
For harrisburg 42o. 500. $40 \ NJ. 10. 1.:'.
500 300 90 T. NJ l2:li night. Sundays. loo. 5:3o.
600 I NJ. i.;l| n'gh'.
For Sunhury. lev isiure ar1 Wamsp.rt a. 30 500
$40 A 81 l:i0. 20. ! 30 l. NJ. Sundays 10 \ NJ.
100 l. NJ
hLI~KAII ROUTE
Red Bank. I.oIg Branch and points south I1ia.
Pleasant 4$o, sI5. II 30 \. NJ. f.9o l45. 4I5 49,
Park 200 A. NJ 400 I. VI.
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40, IL \. NJ. la. $40. 40 L. NJ.
Fof FarnAnsdal-. Toms River Hlinegm Park. AMI
Barneeai. 4:Sp. s'l5 A. NJ. 40 4:4o J. NJ.
For Atlantic 10y. Nnoand and Biidgeion 4ao A NJ
10 L. NJ
FOR Monmouth Hea,h. Seabrgh and Highlands u Nat~
sink 30 s:l5 il 80 4. NJ. 30 l:ij. IL 10 / ~
Sundays 800 N 400 7 NJ.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD


stations foot OF Desbrosscs and ,ortla,a, s,re.,s
900 n r. Eqesi Ianaai% g. f5''"''' iS% streets
1000 FESNsYLvaAINifrA Car rTNb G F:i,DuTS %Flr
on Cars AriScs ' G6casn n@n5 S"qnF , and ooseGa q
o9syilIe ii5o a. NJ s. LOUIS 800 =. H. aD2 f,lel3 &
oD "iman N eenn gIcAG9 aS, 5Id AND ST. LOUIS XrREss
f,e ahis and i cReag9 Arrives 5;nc:aaa lo45 W a. NJ 81
'@ a"s ri rinn: VI We WESTERN EXrhEss-pulman Sleeping
7as asT''"' Vi. i.s? s6TawfsITfFsSJS 81 NJ fsIfsS Sr
a., ArriEes isss cn'nO9a i laGanapo ''T io5 d '3 w.
500 20 r,;,sMr =. NJ rAcTic EXe$s Pullman Stepping Car
land exceit e''S ioi Chicago daily ana Cleye
$50 MsaASs%isGToS saS ts ;5Sss AZ. ASn u r sorrH q %
Dning car 10 aT I; al farIor & and Dining Cers $50
r2cs,,, - nisht SUNDAY; so @o II A. NJ ,s25 .on on
Dining carr. $50 Dining tau = pi1nr rs Ear, p Il
SG4TTHERN 4nsa, :, RAdLwAY.-a2o p NJ daily sleepers to
slcepers to Ntwranes al Ia,pa 40 r. NJ daiy
Ja.sonvii. 10 night daily. sleope-s {, NewOcans ana
"thNNalS ia cr6 COAST LINE Florida Special for Jack
t. NJ daiiy siceHer HgsGsr , , AZ r. week-da,s 80
or, T w." p NJ daily. Sleepers Jacksonyillc anl
cHtE,iSArEAKE tl,iS ONO RAILWAY Express 500 p NJ
ro, OLD POINT coMFonsPd sPd ana l'"2S 3S6hFo via can.
sceprr. p dN a. NJ week days. ana with Through
Aad;Ni1G ha9c> ;rly tArn MAY 100 P NJ weekdays,
For Long anch A6url Park ''"' ocq"n Gryc and ron,
asz @ sueqaS M dS at $'O 5o .sa o 5 A. 81
IWh'' "4o \ NJ. 51j -. NJ.
n 90 ~ FOR PHILADEIPHIA.
ins @ = ~" - 2o F:"9a 3 a2o ~so 3so 80 80 20 s 'Da
~. . ,Dlhng carr. dining Can. 40 . j.. M
L. i| Niei sundays. G15 $40 900 $50 90 IinitaG,
~, H. \; ~. DINING carr. $50 I. I3a dining
IL 10 night " ''' '''' . = r NJ
1fTs. f4ssaSay SasF Nsssr Nes A. & o'4 @e z IL and 2
torusndi streets Court S.rert r..~ S,ro., q,
E'oaoWay ana Brooklyn Annex station. f,o. CD. Fo.t.c
SFfei BROOKLYN; station jersey civ TIE New Yor.,
lh,sier company viii cal and check baggage from
8. NJ. PROVOST. ~ voor
General Manager General P,ss.r Nrn-.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
FLATS TO LETT lnfuruishch.

~OcONrN~~N~|~00~oS>No~N0O No~N0O0OoNNN~-~-N0.NONNO~N
6TH-ANE. 80. i.04s tcornes seth -st.)--
Elegant apartments. facing Park. sos 10
tlJ0 FRED STONE. GO Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07
WORK WANTED.


Eemnls.
MANIrI RE Wishes Z Jew private custom
ers ~ her home -. out. Miss EptAk. ~
West l9th-st. near shave.
YOUNG LADY Munson stenographer.
Remington typewriter. desires situation
two years experience ADDRESS Miss
MKEAN. 43i West 33d-st.
YOUNG LADY sTENOGRAPIiER. speak
ing French. English. German. sacks EN-
ployment Of any kind; would give music
lessons PIANO. 1924 Bathgate-ave.
near lIith-st. East.
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown O'hce
l2I2 DroadNay, 2d door north OF 3ist-st.
Advertisements and subscriptions
yecelN ID there until y O'Clock y. III.
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received at regular o;'ics
rates until : p. m. viz:
81. ,th-av,.. =. q. cor. OF 2?dst.
~ t,n-ave.. cor. I2th-st
1872 Columbus near West Gsth-st
zoe Wes, i2d-st.. near 0th-ave.
20 West ilth-st. near 5th-aye.
257 West 42l-st.. bet. sth and sth avea
ISL ith-ayc.. cor. ilth-st
100 East 41th-ss., corner 3i-aNf.
2i3 West i25ihs'.
Go uFoadway above f3th-si
/ .uA lSt-a,e. near S9th-r;,
$50 .t-ass
.Iai - ave. to- a,;r's.
55t 3d-ays. near 3'th-st'
New-York tribune., 1896-01-07

a TH5 a Tah qrHPHowS oTEicE 10 %; hyT Eiaa
tEl'f aaor north II Thirtyhrsst ana AZ ~
way rSo a. he following Branch 2aices; - Eni
rlSEMhNi 10 twenty st l52 SlAth.aVe.. a.
ave. .. corner Fourieenthst; GO Third 100
Fourth cor iyseven-st Io2g Th,raaye; h,a
ssty ave 81 Avenue a 32s Thira.aaNr; -,
i42 C.uinu i5l, Second ave 90 Thlid-sN'
wss w,S Tbir eosi Third.avs n,twe,h or ne
and 'welnn ,pIEM at OFFICES $50 East on',hnnarei i
A. ne :s3 Vest One-hundr.a III y, am 70
tweh,d 900 west One hundred aha-io'' "''"'''' ~
~. an. regular oifce rates.
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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-06-04
THE VERMONT DEMOCRATS.

Hold Their Convention at MOntpelier-Do
Up the Business in Day and Return
Home to be Knocked Out in the First
Round.
The Vermont Democrats held Their
state convention at Montpelier We'd
nesday and made these nomina tons
GOVERNOR. Henry jackson of Barre.
Lieutenant GovernoT-Ralph Sherwood q
st. Adams.
Treasurer-J.'H Williams of Bellows Falls
Secretary of State-William w. Rider OF
Bristol.
AuditoT-Ezra Seaver of North Troy.
Congressmen-P. F. McManus of Rutland
II. E. Fitzgerald of Island Pond
Delegates at Large to the National Couven.
toni. W. Maloney of Rutland, Wells VII
eltine of Bennington, S. C. Shurtleff of Mont
pelier, Z. j. Farrell of Newport.
District Delegates-Michael Magiff of St.
Adams, j. W. McGeary of Darlington, Walter
II. Creamer of Bethel, W. u. Minor of Brat
tleboro.
Presidential Electors-D. S. Fulton of New
bury, Seneca HazeltOn of Burlington, 0zro
Meacham OF Brandon, W. H. Childs of Brat
tleboro.
The attendance Was large. F. w.
McGettrick of st. Adams was made
chairman. Allusions in his op 9ning
speech to President Cleveland and ex-
Gov. Russell were warmly cheered.
After the nominations had been
completed G. H. Davenport, chair
man of the committee on resolusions,
read the platform. j. j. MOnahan
of UnderhilI raised hubbub by pre-
senting a free silver, 16 to /, resolu-
ton. He was finally squelched and
his IT solution consigned to the waste
basket, "but not before the fact was
developed that the Democrats of YER
mont have many free silver men
among them "
The resolutions as adopted endorse
the Cleveland administration, expires
sympathy with the Cubans, demand
the maintenance of the gold stand
ard, oppose "the Republican theory
and method of protective tariff,
denounce the Republican party for
''fos 5ering" the A. P. A., demand the
replacement of the prohibitory law
by license and local option system,
and "denounce the Republican mis-
rule which has increased the state ex-
penses from $279,000 to 100000,
and is still piling them up in reckless
waste and extravaganza"
A public meeting of the Democratic
club of Vermont was held at the
Blanchard opera house in the even
ing. John W. Gordon of Barre made
the principal speech and was followed
by McGettrick of st. Adams, A. P.
Childs of Bennington, and Thos. H.
Brown, Mayor of Rutland. The
meeting closed with three cheers for
Cleveland and three for VIM. E. Rus
sell.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-06-04
Englishmen Watching Us.

The English pay some attention tc
American politics as the time fol-
holding national conventions draws
lear. 1t is said that much British
capital is waiting the assurance that
free silver is beaten, and, the assur
ance given, it will be invested in
American securities. Let nobody
have any doubt on that score. Free
coinage of silver is already beaten
No matter who may be nominated
at St Louis, he will be pledged to the
gold standard and an honest dollar
Furthermore, he will be the candi
date for protective tariff policy
which will contribute powerfully tC
the preservation of a sound currency
Syracuse Standard.