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New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
POstOmce Notice.

SIS%Sy IN Il 4f4S:AfLaSTis Il s' Si Il '''
Via f %a. ds. Ss ee ess
4 S % @ Ess ol .Ga%
sas a mss sSsS b. y kfp' at 'sd bs:s @
sm s. %ns be pr directed sn E'.
S is Flsnss At nj sy sp.n
portugal Turkey Esp and sT;h @d.
Europe must be directed per La B.siasne'5a! 10
gov detiers must be directed per Furnessa').
.Printed matter. etc German steamers sailing on
Tuesday THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS take printed matter
ter otssr g Europe; white steam
S sa rrsns
line take %SS1 s,S for all
malls named above. additional supplementary mails are
opened the piers Of the American Englsh French and
Ses Of the hour Of sailing Of steamer "''" 'e" "'n-
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.
Il M tST biI@Sds S ns % s JTrna:a
sas ,is S;I.: Sir s.f c:asa; s,.,i ~ .5
ss ssa.s:ss g ..sssl; {.
s dee sT per Manos al n" for La Plata
FRIDAY-M II a. m. for Newfoundland. per .. q
stTURDAY-As7,s, m. for Brazil and La Plat. couu-
Gsi,trs North 65.. drsesdd sdd ps9 ps
.llleo - at iO a. m supplementary \
fortune Island Jamaica Savanlla and Carthasena no
Adirondack at 10 a. m. Complementary iOsO ~.
% arsesd per AlssnaH %Iasnhu9 9st'e
:oso M for Campeche chlapas rabasco and Yacs.
leo and for Cuba must be directed per YumurfJ
Mails for Newfoundland by rail to Halifax and theme. bv
close at this Office daily $50 % N, Maj,
FOR M:aueion By rail 70 BosSn and thence by steamer
ssP: fla Nan. 4s :e md sv:Iisss
addressed for dispatch by steamer close az bis Scs
daily at tRegistered mall closes at D. M n@s
vious day. ~
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
Mails for China. Japan and Hawaii per g. Doris tfron,
Francsco), close here daily December al 0S0
Malls for Australia Except those West Aus
tralia which forwarded via Europe). New-Zcaland
Hawaii FIJI and Samoan fsands. per g. a. Aiamedc
from San Francisco close here daily up to December
IS. at 30 II q. and $50 m. arrival
New-York Of n. g. Cmbria with British ma FOR
Aus.ralia). Mails for China and japan, per q o Mac
dun tfrom Tacoma). close here daily up to December
ITO. At $50 p. m. Malls for the Society islands per
ship Tropic Bird from San Francsco). close here daily
up to December Is. at $50 d. m. -
Transpacihc malls forwarded of sailins
daily and the pchedle Of closing arranged
sumption Of the- Interrupted overland transit tRegos
tered mail closes at p. N. previous day.
CHARLES W. DAYTON Postmastee
yostofaee. Nsw-Y0k N. T.. November Z yscI
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
OBTTTARY.
DIR. FREDERIC MORTON WALL.

Or Frederic Morton Wall died on Tuesday after
noon at his home. No ~ West Fifty-sixth-st. from
typhoid fever after lingering Illness OF three
months Although only twenty y-sevcn years DID,
Dr. Wall was well known 10 the profession and hai
built up for himself good practice. Dr. wall was
born in Mount Vernon. Wcstchester County. In
1850 Ic prenared for college and entered Princeton
University In 1856 being graduated four years later
He subsequently studied medicine and was gradu-
a, Il from the New-York homeopathic Medical
College with the class of ?3 soon aftel ne WIS
uppointcd a lecturer in histology and microscopy
I'm the college DR.. Wall was = member OF the
Uomoeopa ;hic County Society. the New ork state
Iomo.opathic Society and the New-York Patho-
logical Snclcty He wls also assistant surgeon or
the New York Ophthalmc Hospital The iunerai
VII hc held from his home tomorrow at O'CLOCK.
Tho burial will be private.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
HUNGARY AND BISNARCK'S REVELATIONS.
PERTINENT QUESTIONS TO BE ASKED THE GOV
1pNMI.>;r IN TILE l.II A,iEEp OF nEEI.rIEs

PERTINENT QUESTIONS TO RE ASKED THE GOV
ERNMENT IN THE CHAMBER or DEPUTIES.
Budapest. Dec 2-ln the Hungarian Chambe- of
Deputies to-day Herr Poloayi gave notice OF his m
,ention 10 ask the Government % furnish the fol-
lowing information 10 the House:
Why was there mention OF me foreign sl;ua-
ton In the speech from the throne?
Has the Premier any knowledge OF the existence
OF treaty between Germany and Russia Up 70
1890?
Are there any Indications pointing 20 a disturb
ance OF the peace?
WAS the treaty communicated 10 the Foreign
ONCE?
''Wir the Government submit the treaty 20 the
House?
Does the Government consider the treaty per-
Missile IN view OF the AustroGerman alliance. and
has the Government obtained the assurance that
Germany has not negotiated similar treaty with
Russia since 1892"
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
A TOWN NEAR HAVANA ATTACKED.
NO NEWS FROM GENERAL wEYLER REPoRTED IN
THE CAPITAL.

Havana. Dec. "A party of rebels made an at
tack last evening upon the town Of Guiana bacoa.
in the Province of Havana and near this city.
The fire of the attacking party returned by the
garrison and the rebels were repulsed Before
tiring the rebels Sc, fire a house. which was de-
stroyed The rebels left dead on the field
and the garrison also had one killed.
Nothing is known here regarding General Wcy-
ers movements. and news has been received
from his forces. No engagements have occurred
between Weyers troops and the rebels in Pnar
del Rio Province.
News received from Los Palacos Is TO the effect
that General Melquizo has had engagement
with force Of insurgents. which resulted In a
victory for the Spaniafds. who dispers the rebels
completely Seventeen Of the insurgents were
killed
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
no ARBITRATION IN HAMBURG.
EMPLOYERS OF THE DOCK LABoRERs REJECT A
PROPOSAL TO SETTLE THE STRIKE.

Hamburg Dec. 2.-The proposal 10 settle the dis
mt, between the striking dock aborcrs ard their en-
Movers by arbitration has been rejected by the lat
ter
The striking men in the shipping trade held TWO
meetings in this city this morning, at "hich ~"
mon were present The meetings were conducted IN
~ orderlv manner there being no attempts TO inciie
those preseni TO rioous demonstrations Resolutions
we're assed accepting the proposition thar the set -
on ~ The difficulty be left 10 cOuri or arbitration
and declaring tha, the strikers would abide by the de-
cls!on of the court ,,u,o,,.,,,,- r,.,,
go of ,he Rcchstag, would have represented th',
ori rades in the arbitration court ana the srIkrIs
p.s's would have been i'm charge OF Herr D)eringe
'',rhe men now out on strike number lnw". DHrlns
,ha afternoon there has been STEADY iliiux OF .o
eipn Iaborers who come IN me nope o "''"s '"o ~
.neure the nlaces OF the strikers
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
Special Notices.

A. Fifth Avenue Art Galleries.
3G6 FIFTH AVENUE NEAR Bath ST.
NOW ON FREE EXHIBITION,
FROM o A. VI. TO p. ".
Two Private Collections of
PAINTINGS
in Oil and Water COlOrs
BY
BRISTOL, j.. B. BOSCH. F..
CfRI'I C. COLE. THOS.
COLMAN :. CRANE BRUCE
DEWEY. J. VI. DOLPH j. H.
FJECfiSEL. II. CLIFFORD s. X.
HART WIN. HOMER, WINSIIOW.
JOHNSON, DAVID. KENSETT, J. +.
MACY. W. s. McENTEE.
MURPHY. J. F. RIcHET. LEON
ROBBE 1. TAMBURINI. A.
TIFFANY. L. c. WITT, J. II.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION
TUESDAY EVENING, DEC. q
AT 8 O'CLOCK.
r. Somerville. OrtGies 81 Co,
Auctioneer. Managers.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND TO-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington Dec. 2.The barometer has fallen rapidly
ON the Carolina and virginia coasts and storm Of great
energy is apparently central TO the east OF Hatteras The
br.tar has also alen rapidly In the extreme Northwest
aud slovv over the central valleys and lake region II
a risen on the and Pacific coasts and In Northeast
Now England 1t colder the Atlantic Coast but the
tsn,perture has slowly In the central valleys and
,sk. r.yon IL is much warmer In the extreme North
, Itoavv SHOWS are reported from the South Atlantic
s,,,es and heavy rains the South Atlantic Coast.
ouy and threatening weather reported from the Md
Al. Atlantic and South New-E England coasts with high
northeast winds The weather Is generally clear In all
hr dlstrs The indications that the weather Will
49, .r,,or and fair I'm the central valleys: cloudy and
,hrsa,sninx weather and probably will prevail on
the Middle Atlantic and south hhsahu coass' win
high dangerous northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
SPEAKER REED ~ TOWN.

speaker Thomas y. Reed who is here on his way
W washington. had a talk with r. c. Platt yester-
'ay. The subjects discussed at the interview were
no' made public authcnticay. but IT was under
s,ooo That Mr.. Reed urged Mr. Patt TO accept the
sace OF United States Senator generally believed to
sn. ~ m the latter's grasp. Mr.. Platt during the
vss s-Convention campaign for the Presidency TINS
~: while advocating The nor iration OF Governor
domination
80 heed was quoted yesterday saying that he
Tss,er eriie t hope Of the enactment OF the Dingiey
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03

Tho will of Nancy Reiss who died on November
% was fled at the Surrogates office. The value or
tho estate Is placed at about $1,000 Sums OF 81"
each are given to the Monehore Home for chronic
Invalids the Hebrew Benevolent and orphan So
c,ctv Of the city Of New-fork. the iiome Tor the
>ced of the independent order Of Bnai Birth at
vo,Lo,s the United Hebrew Charities and the
home for Aged and lntrm Hebrews Mrs. Reiss
leaves sum OF 500 to the Jewish congregation
q, Woisenbronn in Bavaria. Germany that they
may burn a memorial light in her memory, ne me
mereona property belonging to the testatrx Is lett
10 her husband. Marx Reiss. and her two sons:
Albert and Moses Hochstcr. Small beduests oil
n,onev arc made 10 relatives and friends OF Mrs.
Ress and the remainder Of the estate Is left to
her husband and sons.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
PASSENGERS BY THE SPREE.

London, Dec. 2.-Among the prominent passengers
the North German Lloyd steamer Spree. from
Bremen. which sailed from Southampton for New:
York this afternoon. Henry W. Fischer ana
lily, all OF New-York and Messrs. Somer ana
Krause, OF the Damrosch Opera Company
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
ROscH CAN HArE yOyE OF THE REWARD.

Chicago Dec. 2.-Betau weapon was not
found with the body Of DR.. Cronin when 1t was
discovered by John Rosch. Judge Baker decided
yesterday that Rosch has no claim to the reward
offered for evidence leading to the conviction OF
the murderers. Judge Baker then ordered that the
suit Instituted by Rosch against W. p. Rend, J. +.
Scanan and other members OF the Irish American
Committee for the recovery OF the $1,000 reward
offered for Information leading to the arrest ana
conviction OF the Cronin murderers be dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
MARRIED..
CAGSEY-TIT'

CAtSEY-TUTHILT--Tn Brooklyn. on Wednesday, De-
cemher the residence OF the brides parents by the
Rev. Louis Albert Banks. D. d., assisted by the Kew
Dwight A. Jordan. ID. D.. Mary Louisa. daughter of'Dr
James Y. Tuhill. 20 Mr.. James Henry Causey
HARRIS-rNDERHIIf<-O Wednesday. December 2,
1896. al the residence Of the brides parents. Eaet
Orange. " j.. by the Rev. A. y. Carson. d. ID. Cale
Wallace. daughter OF Robert T. Underhl, 10 William
Burlington Harris.
LAUMAN-THOMAS-On Wednesday December !? 1882.
Christ Church. Brooklyn. by the Rev Arthur b.
Kinsolvng. Mary Ludlow Thomas daughter of the late
Ludlow Thomas Jonathan Trumbull Lauman.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03

London Dec 2-"The Manchester Guardian to-
day says that Lord Salisbury. Prime Minister and
Secretary Of State for Foreign Affairs. will mako
strong representations TO the Spanish Government
with reference 10 the detention In cuba by the au-
thorities there OF Richard and John Beatty res
dents Of British Columbia. who were recently a.
rested in Havana for being in some way connected
with the Cuban revolution.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
All CON RI.RTON SMITH

Nelson Burton Smith. of No. 81 West One-hun-
lred -and-nfth-st. died yesterday after long III
ness from consumption. Mr.. Smith was norm III
isli in Bunsay England. and was the son OF isaac
Smith lie came early I'm life TO this city. where
ho o,,oro1 into the ieweIry business For thirty
nine Years ne was associated with Richard Oliver
& bloomfield OF No. % John-st.. where ne was
greatly esteemed. He was m'inper oi 'he my"
ArcanBm. ,>,, ~, p,r,on \, nd
rouis. survive him The funeral was held last
night and tho burial will be to-day at Greenwood'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03

Nor,real Dec 2-Captan Delisle OF the steamer
,r,her which ran down the schooner Maggie al the
entrance TO 81. Johns Iiarbor early lasi month
causing the death Of thirteen persons VIII pg bs
- 20 Newfoundland TO stand triaI; Judsc p,9- -,
,"ynrs to-day rendered decision hanhihg MIN
nvSr 70 the authorities Of that colony
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
THE IXDIANAPOIIs CONFERENCE.
From The Omaha Bee

II il not the least valuable result OF the late pOl-
Ca, comnaign that II aroused the business interests
~ the country to "A sense OF their duty IN this d.
ra.tinn and ,,nght them the importance or faithfully
regarding that duty. Nobody Will pretend that our
currency system is perfect There are obvious defects
en- ,hourh il is not faulty and defective as some
Of the theoretical currency reformers would nake Il
onnear Hut urquestlonary II may he improved.
nd ,hs husinpss men OF the country, studying the
smbter rom a purely practical standpoint should be
more capab. OF suggesting needed reforms man me
nolflcilns The conference 10 he held In indianapolis
L. tInaalN
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
klST ~ / cRITICIL COlDITiON.

London Dec e-Frci.rick Kast. who. with i-ady
Maria Selma Scott and TWO other defendants. t.
being prosecuted by Earl Russell. Lady SCOTS
son-in-law on q charge OF crmina! libel ana on ac-
count Of whose Illness ~" trial vs. postponed on
Monday for a week is In critical condition. ""
is confined IN Holloway jail. where his deposition
Will b. taken to-day. He j. suffering from pneu-
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
x.fsEPS DETFICATION OBJECTED TO

perl,n Dec. I'm the Rcichstag to-day Dr. Lie
-, ,,. leader of the Clerical party. protested on
hohalf OF the Centrlst mcmbers against the ex-
preston employed by the Naval secretary 'na' san
o'' ,,,. ,,;,b God Almighty. Catholics he de-
lrad fiis would not accept such line OF thought
and he deeply deplored the ,"ct ana, va an - sch an
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
MR R0osEyELr LEcTuRES AT YALE.

Haven, Conn.,. Dec. 2.--Theodore Roosevelt
president of the New-York City Police Commission
delivered a lecture tonight at Yale under the au-
spices OF the Civil Service Club OF the University
He spoke in a cutting way OF the Ignorance ano
corruption that enveloped the Police Departmens
till 1t tried Civil Service reform two years ago anu
said that instead OF a political pull formerly,
now a quick brain and sound physique were the
requirements for admission to the New-fork Fo-
lice Department and promotion In II.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
clPTgTL PROVISION FOR 4 BURIAL.

4 curieis provision Is incorporated In the VIII 0.
roscnh n SNYDER which filed In the once OF
the Surrogate yesterday He provides that MS pouy
he crcnated and the ashes taken to laurei mn
Cemetery Philadelphia. There plot Is 10 DE eAei
,.,,od two fee; wide seven feet long ana seven
,nches dcep His ashes are then TO be spread oEc'
The ground ~ this depth and the grave nileo ~,
NJ Scnvder leaves tn, sum OF Sl~p In trust the
in.orne 10 he used IN keeping his grave IN orner'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
ypJiJ or GTRUIN JOIRNiLTNTS.

Berlin. Dec. The trial of TIE Journalists n"'o"
Won Iic:z.e and Iierr"n Foellmar. I'ckert Fiovai%
and Rercor charged with Nbeirg Count Won
Eulenberg Frcherr Marschall von Richefsiein ana
Prince Alcxa ndcr iiohenohc began to-day.
The offence with which they are charteh arose ou'
81 mo toos,s OF tn. car and the Kaiser at Brcs-
Ian ~ which there were two versions. and The
comments Of the accused editors thereon
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
DIR. JiUESON RELEASED.

HE LEAVES HOLLOWAY JAIL AND IS TAKEN TO \
PRIVATE SAXATORirM
London Dec 2-Thc condition Of DR.. jameson.
the Trarsvaal raider. whose release from Holloway
Ja has been decided upon by the authorities on ac-
coun, Of tho state OF his health. If improving.
A, = o'clock this evening he was removed from
Holloway jail in an ambulance. II" was taken 10
a private sanatorium in one OF the suburbs oi Lon
don
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03

TWO NAVAL CAPTAINS AND SIX OTHER
OFFICERS KILLED BY THE SOMALlS
NEAR ZANZIBAR

Zanzibar. Dec 2-Signor Cecchi. the Italian
Consul and the captains Of the warshps Vol
turno and Staffetta. with about six other OIL
from those vessels have been murdered by
Somals in Magadoxo. hundred other ltal-
ians are reported to have been wounded. No
details Of the killing and wounding OF the ltai-
ians have been received here.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
THE REV. DIR. CRAwFORD's WILL

The Will of the Rev. DIR. Morris d. C. Crawford
uas offered for probate yesterday. No petition or
afidayit stating the value OF the estate was n'ea
with the will Dr. Crawford leaves the sum OF
=. s. A., ,, dougbter Caroline c. ,Leaycraft. The
rr,.,nder NJ the estate Is given to the widow. and
il is provided that a. her death the pro- properly Mrs wl
Efpausord ~ "a and her son and daughter. Norris b.
Crawford and Caroline c. Leaycraft
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
SITUATION IN MANILA CRITICAL.

An ATTACK EY THE KEBF1S On TIfAT FT-N' T
AND on CAv1TE DAILY EXPEC~ n.
Berlin Dec. 2-The commander OF the German
cruiser Arcona. which is at Manila. the capital OF
the Philippines. telegraphed. under the date Of
November 2s that the situation there was critical.
The dispatch further said that the action Of the
Spanish authorities and forces confined 10 the
defence of Cavite and Manila and that an attack
by the rebels was daily expected upon those places.
Preparations were being made for defence Of the
towns Most OF the foreign residents In the vicinity
OF Manila were moving into the town.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03

nrrAIr.Ep FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine ew-Hampshire and Vermont fair weather
continued cold northeast winds
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island ard Connecticut
cloudy and threatening weather. with snow on ths SOUTH
-. h,.h nor, r,heast.rly winds: continued low
perature A..
For Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania New
Isrsav and Delaware threatening weather. with snow
49,. tho coast continued cold: northery winds. with
dangerous gales on the coast ,,, ...,
er the District Of and Maryland threatening
a,har and nossbly snow the morning, followed by
,ung weather: continued cold. northerly Winds.
For Western Nsw-York. Western fehhsyIs anna an ana
variable winds
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
New-Y0rk. Nov. %. lsss.
CONGRATULATIONS FOR TIE MASONIC PAG

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: | desire to congratulate The Tribune upon
the success OF is Masonic page. read 1t with much
neres' and am advised that large number OF
brethren equally interested IN this addition TO
tn news department. OF The Tribune | am sure
hai is circulation is materially increased By reason
OF this page and trust that It will BE- permanent
feature OF al already excellent paper. and feel
assured that the bre thren generally will appreciate
The service Il renders the craft. -
\,w-York Nov o. 1896
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
.xr At BLEyHEIU PALACE.

. nec 1.-The Globe" publishes a special
SS i1o"e ,rom Woodstock saying that hre oc-
rad mis- afternoon in the grand salon OF b'en'
s.,r, PALACE the residence of the Duke ana Duch'
esS OF Ma %as "sstnguishsd Oy the hresn At
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
rur RJDJNI GOTERNMENT SECURE.

Rome Dec. 2-In the CHAMBER o' D'pu''eS ,''''
t'oon g., vote was taken Oh the African policy
49,, coyernmeut. resulting in fS6 votes being cast
T., .unncrt of the Governments policy ana z.
~ oin, HuiPI 4, Forty-two members OF the 'haihper
abst aimed from voting.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03

Lawrence Mass. Dec. 2-The will OF Willard b.
Perkins has been fled for probate a Colorado
Strings The Lawrence Gcnefal Hospital gets
ga oO and the High School 5000. TO be awarded In
prizes to pupils ,Twenty-four thousand dollars
goes to Colorado College, part .or Du'iohg ana
o. , ,or nermanent fund for scholarships.
r,o Lawrence Young Mems Christian Association
receives $500 the city OF COLORADO Springs S.oo
CIV Thousand dollars each goes to Columbia tnver-
& ON MI ,ha Massachusetts, Institute OF Technol-
ogy TO be expended every fourth year Tor travel
Hng scholarships I'm the architectural department..
MS MS DnrJins lived here many years. and went TO
.,orodn Strings two years ago for his health.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
yUr rrNrTOV READING CIRCLE.

4 musical formed the principal feature OF the
regular monthly meeting OF the Fenelon hcadins
Circle which was held at the Pouch Mansion.
ErookIyn on Tuesday afternoon. The programme
was excellent Among those taking part were Miss
J,.rtha Riley Miss Eosemond Taylor and Miss dc
Ridenu The customary social hour followed
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
JOHN JACOB ZABRrsKIE.

John Jacob Zabylskic iorty-hve years Old aied
on Tuesday at his home. in Rigewood. ~ ). lie
we AT one time engaged in milling hut with1rew
conc ,care ago and recently had no regular nusi-
ncss HIS widow nrd a son, Everett. survive NM
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
CHARLES X. SHARKS.

Charles X. Sparks died at the Chelsea apart
ucnt-hansc In Wcst Twenty-third-sty iate or''ioh-
day evening from paralysis. He leaves WHO" anu
daughter He had lived In the Chelsea lot se'e'"'
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
POLITICAL NOTES.

CeveIands appoinin OF Gresham as Secretary
OF State seems 70 THE Buffalo Times not only a
precedent but provocation for the appointment "f
Cochran to a place in the Cabinet by Mckiney
Gresham's appointment. however was never consii
cred by either side unqualified success, leas, or all
by the man who made il. % g..
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03

Miss Adelaide Tauszky married at o'clock last
evening 10 Arthur Muller at the home OF her parents,
No l533 Madlson-ave.. by Magistrate Kud.ich. OF
this city. The bride. who was given away by her
father wore gown of ivory satin. trimmed with
chiffon and a tulle veil. Her sister. Miss Valerie
Tauszky was the maid OF honor. Her gown was OF
pink satin draped with pink gauze The bridegroom :
best man was Hugo Keining. There were no usherS
or bridesmaids and the reception which followed
the ceremony was attended by relatives and inti-
mate friends
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
CHARLOTTE CUSHMANS BROTHER DhAD.

London. Dec THE death Is announced as nav
,o occurred I'm this city yesterday OF Charles Cush-
man the only brother Of the late charlotte oush
@ ia,'' ,be great American actress. lie was seventy
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
PROTECT THE NATIONAL TREASURY
From The Toledo Blade.

n ard because of this the short sessions are always
marked Dy attempted Treasury RAIDS. hen ana
n,tions behind ''iobs' OF every sort big and
little calculate upon reap!ng hArN"si a; snort seS,
sions nf Congress whore there FaS been "A general
ne1v d,.l The Finance Committee j. wis" IN pr"iaI-
in, IA check these raids Incic Sans cash box.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
THE ADI'LTERATlON OF BEER.
From The Minneapolis Tribune.

From The Minneapolis Tribune.
II Is 10 be presumed that the product OF the brew
cries of established character and reputation Is pure
b,it v there are any brcweries turning ont adulter
aiod and unwholesoinc brew there should he enecuV
Iawg 10 project alike the consumers and the homes
manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
NEWFOUNDLAND RAILWAY SOLD.

THE COLONIAL GOVERNMENT PURCHASES ALL
THE RIGHTS OF THE NEWFOUNDLAND
RAILWAY COMPANY
ST. Johns y. F., Dec. 2.-The Colonial Govern
ment announces that II has purchased all the rights
of the Newfoundland Railway Company. which have
been before courts for years The rights include A
twenty-two-year mail subsidy and $4,000 yearly al
lowance for rolling stock and mineral lands owned
hv .he company The price paid by the Government
was about s.. $4,000 The transfer Will take effect
a. the beginning OF the new year II enables all ne
railway systems OF the colony 10 be embraced under
Government management.
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03
DE. PINNAsS

New mportations for boys clothing In English and
Scotch goods comprise all the latest designs suitable for
from to IS years Suits for dancing school, parties
&c school and college Suits Overc0ats and Refers We
pretty styles in Suits and Overcoats for little
OF
New-York tribune., 1896-12-03

than Tuesday and 2k degrees lower tnan on
corresponding day last year. N, ss.h,v
In and this city to-day the weatner VIII P'oNs"'s
be cold and threatening snow.