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New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
DIED..

% TrnIty % '' George A. Black the 57th year Of HE
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BEowN Port Chester T. October Sc :, isoS sssr so''ps
sPg q Gse "ns % & !s"f asss
co at Maywood y J al d,ash,sr IL a i q
Funeral from her ste residence haywood. ~ '' rue'-
Train Cortlandt and Desbrosses SIS a. iw
his age SAMUEL Corn beloved husband Of Rosalie Cora
father sns friend. are "pn nva IL to atend the
services At Tempt Israel: i2,tn ST. anu ''" ave. ~
Kindly omi' flowers
FRAsERIn London England os ober II Gsorss =
Fraser. of this city, lately resid'nt Oh ""'""s'''"
Funeral will be held at Bc: chursh re sn,avs %
and 37th-st.. on Monday November :. at 1879 a. III
HoYT-At stamford Conn. Saturday. October 81 A'frsd
Hoyt. in ha snh year. ,-.- .o.,,sro. nsd-
FORD" fori1 st. MONDAY November , at 2:so
LINK-On the 18th inst. Charles W. Link. aged "
friends Of the family are reSscdy s,s a resi- an
Snnre % So T al Manhaan on sunday at O'Clock
Incrment on Mor'lay at Yonkers. ..
McouNM Bnsewooa j. ;oDq ir0fv Mccoun @ asSsS-
ter Of Derrick Ia e Angelica V,n Rensselaer, as's
Inernent Troy. Y
East Durham Greene g unity ns n Ia H. Eayets 1S
Moore twin brother TO Rev Halsei Moore u D' W.
RErssNER-A his residence No. aso Desrawst: st:
Brooklyn October 30 Robert ReissnsF' IN '"e "''' 'e
OF his
Funeral private.
THURSDAY 20 Mary j9bn P smith hasu:sss :fss
~ years daughter Of the 'a'' d. jpn" '''
services on Sunday NCye%es5 y, 5 ''''
90 H. 81 snI% sSas IN CHUCK hs IA Xsd
Friends invited without further notice.
Phsdepha i nd San Francisco papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

lie Is an actor well "a Il musician an" apPcars
in a play which was written for him. called Inc
Broken Melody" In this he acts the l"adins part
and PLAYS the yioloncclo. Mr.. Van Bi'ne said yes
tcrday that he had played The Broken Melody
0u times the last time having been AT New,
casil. about two weeks ago. lie was very eHiu
of th. little rest which his journey gave MN aS
in all the time that he whs gfNins those lv'' p'i
iormanccs lac had rested for only TWO weeks ''s'
summer and two the summer before
T. is rare to gee European who IL NOR u"-
lighted with America on INST sight thhn MT van
ni.uc aupparcd to be. He did not wait Tor me
Stock question, now joke. to BE- put 10 him Ihe
hin. sky and the bright sunshine were such Il
IalI,btfiiI change from London At this season. ne
soiI The people, too were most agreeabc as ne
INV from those whom h" met on the SNIP an"
as for the run OF the ship up the isay IN 'nr
morning with the views Of the staten Island an, III,
Jonp Island shores, that was lik" cream. ii'
AID not know what islands the shores bciong'L 10
I'M he was told. but he knew no" heautilu 'hsy
a,"ro Ius, before ne left London. ne SAID, ne
talked with Henry Irving. and Mr. Trying ,old Nun mn
,hat he wished he were. coming 10 America 700.
ID, ID, .f,er ali he ended, "thc question II NOT
bnw Ike the Americans but how they Ike me.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
APUY AND NAVY ORDERS.

wasbngton oct. 1-Major William >. ia''e'''
ouartermaster and First Lieutenant "i''''i" '''
p,rviancc assistant surgeon. are detaiie' aS mem
hers Of the examining board cohVehed d' .''e |'' m
puldlng New-York City. vice captain '"n's '"
Pope assistant quartcrmaster ana captain "'''a
y Davis (now major and surgeon ass'sta'' "u
eeon respectively. who are relieved
c.n,ain George f. Pond. assistant quarterihas'ei.
,,u re,ort on or about November 10 10 'olohc'
charles T. Alexander. assistant surgeon = nv" a.
,ra.3.nt of the exam 1rg board. -ioih N"S'
for examination as to his fitness for promouoh'
The following transfers in the ID Artiiery are VI
dared First Lieutenant John ID. c. Hoskins' from
Battery X to Battery 3; FIRST LIEUTENANT 'o''' ~
Cree from Battery B TO Battery Is
First Lieutenant Golden L. h. Rugges Is reh'eu
from duty at the Sandy Hook Proving rrouhu'
Sandy Hook n. j., and Will report TO the co,'nanu-
ing officer at FrankfOrd ! ienal. Phiiadeipha' io'
duty at that arsenal Firs Lie ltenant lawson W;
Fuller will be relieved from duty al frannloi1 y, y
Arsenal, Philadelphia. and whi rePoi' ioi "' T.
Sandy III ook Proving Ground Sahuy i'oo"' ''' 80
with station at New-York {. ~; $50. o.,,.,.o r,o
E,rst lieutenant Edwin b. BaDDltt.. Orohdnce Dc-
,,arrmenf Will visit Fort Winfield scott. ohi, on g
Mciai business pertaining to the test OF powder ~
oiI n..as NJ manufacture for the Ordnance Depar.
pan, Eirst Lieutenant Charles y Wheeei Oiu-
nance department. will proceed rom , povnn
Arsenal Mas.1Shnss business ls s pertaining
x lir"ction OF the President First ieuienan.
John c. W Brooks snce fn and taaics at the State
P.iiversItv OF Wisconsin, Madison WIS., anu WI" ie
mort for duty accordngly ,,,,, .,as p,aced ON the
Ppavmaster Henry 7. Skeidne va prhing .hf. aye
;!I p,st Of the Navy to-day ON reachihs inc asc
OF sixty.two ynaffon Of Philadelphia. has been ap-
5yytsd ASSISTANT paymaster In the navy
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
TWO VI SICIl\S IRRIl f..
NORTH ROSENTIiAL AND AtGISTE VAN
BIENE- THE LATTER Is Az ACTOR
MI.fI.

Noritz Roscnihal. the pianist and composer. VINO
arrived down tho Bay on board the Augusta VIC
toria on Friday night. cam" up 10 IN" city N"-tcf
d,v morning and went TO the Windso- Hotel This
f. his second visit TO this country. II" WIS h"f"
eigh, years ago and played concerts Win much
success He is 10 give forty concerts thls sea-
son under the management OF Henry N"l~'hh
The first will be at the Carnegie Music Han on 40
yember 10 He Will then visit o,he- piMcipa! elites
Another musician who arrived yesterday was
Auguste Van Bicne. who camc on the 81. LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

, i,r,. evening" wedding on Wednesday Will bc
that of Miss Lena Tag lIinze. daughter OF MI ana
Mrs Atlolph Hnze. OF No 21' West ohe-huh"'eu
and-,birty-eishth-st to Carl H. Kappes. which VIII
,o celebrated M o'clock In ST. Andrews Protestant
t,,.conaI church, Fifth-ave. and one hundred
t,x.ptv-s.venth-st Miss Iiinze, who VIII enter the
church with and be given away by her tather WI"
wear gown OF wni;e corded silk' the corsdsc
trimmed with chiffon and lace Her ue veil VIII he
fastened with the brdcgroom's gift a diamond sun
hurs, Her r,aid Of honor will be- Miss Ella Ftih;
who viii gown Of pale pink protad m 1 Mr. .rn' %
with chiffon The bridesmaids VIII De MISS J,i,'
tiansnu of this city and Miss Josephine Nilhelm'
nf Ruffalo Both VIII be- in pale-green procaae.
trimmed with white chiffon ard each VIII carry ~,
dover madens will be the brides sister Miss irIna
lime and Miss Harriet Go.pel a cous,m s, "nos 'sn
,nwns viii be of pale pink silk. covered win hnteh
nrnousseine de sole the brides uncle. Henry Vim
mel will be best man. and Fritz Iarisen. ,ii h
ia Imcnberg Frank Ehrmann and Louis on WI" s ,e
The mshers linn iii tcly after the ceremony en m
will he performed ~ the Rev pii rec,p,io nd
De Water there VIII be SINAI % ,I,np liz.
dinner al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs fiih1e'
n, Thursday there will he several weddings Al
l.2o o'clock I'm the afternoon Miss Edith ,'''u''"
the second daughter Of Mr. and Mrs' H. d. ,'.S .,.
law will be married Or Inlay Bennett OF th's
CITY in 81 Agnes's Chapel. Trinity PARISH WEST
Ninety -second-st While several hundred invita-
tions have been issued for the ceremony III. ~
ception which will be held at the nome " w, w,
brides parents No. 81 West Seventy-'hru-s'' vi"
be attended only by the relatives anu P'
friends Of the two families. The marriage ce'e
monv will he performed by the Rev DR. Edward
Rradlo, the vicar Of the chapel DR. bennet mas
selected DR. John r. Kouwenhoven 10 at'eh" nh"
as best man. and the brides brother James Lees
,."r , t,r"n,;co n Onderdonk. Arthur Butler ana
Harry Adams will serve a. nshsts h,o tnT satin and
wiz ~ vii he attended by her sister. Miss
Alice adaw maid Of honor sn oYas msr vost fSsn silk
~ y. IT, wear n hat of violet velvet. trimmed
With ycliow ostrich plrmes The m
bndices Of yellow chiffon made with grdles g hni ana
collars Of violet velvet ana VIII yIpss be Miss Jessie
ifsadaw and Miss Agnes Laidlaw. -'s'srs OF the
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
p.ssENGERs BY THE ST. PAUL.

rond,n oct sl-Among the passengers on board
tho steamer St. Paul. which sailed from Southampton
roday for New-York. is Clement A. Griscom, oil New"
VII nresident of the American Steamship Line. ana
I, l., Curtis assistant librarian OF the United
So Congress who twice arrested BY the s~iss
noI,c, who mstook him for a criminal from Moh'e
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
MISS JAYS CONDITION.

II was stated by authority oi 'oiohe' Jay a' "'
,u,, homo No % East Seventy second-s,. that
,,, Iv u,s doing well and that the published state
-, ,h,, she was dying was without foundation II
Us said that al no time had the ply sicidns VINO are
..nn1n, H. her considered her In dying condition.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
oryrPaL TORRENCES CONDITION.

chicago Oct sI.-Thc condition OF General joseph
~ rorrence who is i'll with Brights disease. wa'
nraetically unchanged to-day The General mas
bccn unconscious since yesterday at noon anu h, a.,
sieians attending him scarcely hope for his re-
covery.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
uuE. NORDICA SAILS FOR NEW-fohh.

p.rI,n. Oct. M-Among The saloon passengers o'
hoard the steamer First Bismarck wni'n sdiieu IRON
hamburg for NewYork on III rsd ~ arg n,"'l , ,o
~ ,yma donna. c. l.. rildcn and Dr. Eugei
PrOcupp
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

At noon on Wednesday. the marriage OF MISS
s,di. Gregory Judd TO Herbert Dean Lounsbury
will be celebrated nt the home Of the brides mother
Mrs Jane o. Judd. No. l'2 East Ninc'eehth-S 81
Tn. wedding will l." a quiet one. only the relatives
and , rav of he intimate friends OF the couple
having received irvtations 10 attend the cstcmony
,,hirh will probably be performed by 'hanceiior
T"v of the Svra.lise University. The brides SIS
trr Miss Laura Judd. Will be the maid OF honor
'rd oscar g Risch will be bsst man. AFTER tht
cnr,nonV there viii be reception ana ""dulhS
breakfast.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

The list OF Noy,nbrr weddings will be n long one
and several OF them will be large church affair,
Tomorrow afternoon Miss Grace Hooper daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Edward Hooper. will be married
>, D,ni,l pcWolf Wsvcr I'm the Madison Avenue
Reformed Church Fifty-sevcnth-st. The ceremony,
which will be performed by the pastor; the Rev Di'
,hiot, T., kif,rc iye will he followed by "A recep-
lion n the home of the brides parents IN East
Seventy -ninth-st
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
THE NEWS IN LONDON.
.x.rr-ELECTION FEELING IN THE BRIT
IsH METROPOLIS.

.r.cvAT1oN IN AMERICAN sTOcKs-FORECAsTS
OF EVILS sTHAT WOULD FOLLOW PoPo-
CRATIC SUCCESS EFFECT OF BIS
NARCK'S DIPLOMATIC REvELA-
T1oNs-s SPEECHES OF THE
wEEK-BREAD DEARER
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
MARRIED.

ArHAPLyMon saturday October 81. esx chspss
Memorial Church. Newark. " j. py tne nsN.
H. Dodd Margaret Moneith daughter OF sepheh h~'nes
Plum, Henry Gdrney ANA.
-WHEELER-On Friday. october 3o isso ~ sns
residence Of the brides parents Nv .ndemste saa",us
Col. Miss Elsie Whee.er daughter OF MI ana ~;
Jerome H. Wheeler. formerly OF this city, 70 Daniss
fIoratio Rupp Of New-York
Notices of marriages and deaths must De ~"
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

,.nh Mo Oct. sl.-For the last twenty-four
80 Ex-senator Walter Young has peeh 'hserins
hours e@-o." s.,h He is unc onsious and the
between nir inhvrIcans believe that he cannot i've
long.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
Guecial Notices.

DE; PrNNA'S
Ny mp9atons for boys M e2,hns a,ens DESIGNS IN suitable
e, ,,vs ron 2 10 ls years suits for dancing schooL
,a, ,es Sc school and college suits. overcoats ana
Ree.ers pretty styies III Su''s d"1 o'S'
coats for little boys Of years >,,p ,aru CT
DE PIMA. 3?i JrH-AVE, NEAR soI "a ga.
Vr. McEIrnth's home made preserves, jeies. p'cs'
,e &c nut up in glass orders received 3o3 DeSrs"s@s
brooklyn y. y.
COngresh Spring water. ..,.-.
rbls famous water most eiaUratc tuo"s'
r.s.Ire6 ~ ali former strength and excellence
AN incompnrnbIy delicious Perfume"
,b.. said iy everybody Of Mat-s,-k Ia IN. neW
I,,anese nerfumc Crown Perfumery CO. of ihaoh.
4 nhysicinn contemplates trip around 'ape lof"'
,irh -, nuI rJmpany. Address A. H., The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

AT SOUTH CHURCH. Mauiison-ave. and 3sth-st-Sse-
d. D. will preach.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

A French historical lecture will be given by Pro-
fessor A. Wisner Thursday, December Il. at 3
o'clock at Sherry's In aid Of the Country Home
for Convacscent Babies. now being erected at Sea
Gin Long Island. The lecture will be. given under
tho patronage OF Mrs. Pierre Lorillard. jr., Mrs
Stanley Mortimer. Mrs. Benjamin Welles. Mrs
Henry Sloane. Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley Mrs
Richard Mortimer Mrs Casimir II DE Rham Mrs
J. Hooker famersley, Mrs Victor Sorchan. Mrs
f. r. Hartman Mrs. Charles :. Abercr, mbie Mrs
Robert sturgis: Mrs. 4. +. Kean; Mrs j. Archibald
Murray Mrs ". q. Mortimer Mrs Henry Parish.
jr Mrs H. J. Hayden. Mrs. Valentine s. Hall
Mrs. r.. Livingston LUDLOW. Mrs stewart Coats.
Miss Louise Taylor and Mrs. Henry h. Rowland
Tickets will be on sale at Sherry's after Novem-
Der II.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

spIRfrUAIisM.--Adel Hall. 52d-st BrpAdvaV
urs ~ r BRIGHAM after successful enRagements u
Europe will resume morning and evening Sunday nees-
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

Mrs Frederic Goodridge will give dance at her
country home Springhurs at Riverdale-on-the-
Hudson on Friday evening OF this week spe-
cal car will leave the Grand Central Station in the
,fternoon and will return from Riverdale nj iJJ
o:clock SATURDAY morning. Mrs. Horace Maxwell
will give "A large coming-out tea for her daughter
AZ her horne No East Seventy y-fourth-s on FRI
day November q The reception will be- followed
by A dinner and dance.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

The marriage Of Miss Harr!e F. Moore, daughter
OF Mrs Julia T. G. Moore. Of No. "a West Fifty
uinth-st. to Henry Meryine Shrady. son of Dr.
George + Shrady Will take place on November ls,
In 81 Hartholomew's Church. Madison-avc. and
Forty fourth-st The reception Will be held at
Sherry's
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

Miss Emma Forbes Barnes will be married to
Alexander Robinson Hutchinson at s o'clock on
Tuesday evening, November ~. at the home OF her
father Edward Barnes No. 235 West One-hundred-
ard-twenty-third-st. The Rev DR.. Ramsay. pastor
NJ the First Harlem Presbytcria Church VIII per-
form the marriage ceremony. The brides sister Miss
Naude Barnes will be the maid OF honor. ana her
trother Robert Barnes, will be the best man The
ush.rs will be the bridegrooms cousin, william
Robinson: Charles Ferguson. William coppins and
Jt hn Ascougn.
The season at the Michaux Cycle Club Broad
way and Fifty -third-st.. promises 10 DE the most
successful in its career. The reserve ho RS for
the members will begin on Monday afterno /. No
vember l6 and will continue thereafter every VI =
day and Thursday afternoons, Tuesday evenings
and Friday mornings The morning hours VIII be
from 9 TO 1 o'cl, rl he afternoon hours from 10
o'clock and tic evening hours from until ll3V.
During Lent the reserve hours will be on Monday
and Thursday afternoons. Tuesday and Friday
evenings and Friday mornings. Throughout the
winter season drills, tournaments, fancy dress
rides gymkhana games, informal dan ces ana SIM
liar entertainments will be given. Tea Will be
rerved every afternoon In the recept!on-room. X
has been decided that guests will not be admitted
10 club meetings. whether accompanied py their
hosts or not without cards OF invitation specially
prepared FOR the purpose This step mas Deen
taken to prevent the admission of any undeslrapie
person into the building without the proper crcde:-
tias. Another restriction placed upon guests i5
that they will be permitted to ride during tne
hours of club meetinPs. The membership or the
club. which Is In toUrishing condition. VIII soon
rea ch Its limit ..l.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard corner list ST., Or. J.,
SHIpMAN Morning services. II o'clock: evenno
PRAYER o'clock Sunday school at 10 a. m.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

4 pretty out-of-town wedding on the same uay
Will be that OF Miss Dora Mason Weight TO Chaun'
ccy NJ Parker. which will take place in Trinity
Church Newark Miss Harriet Rogers. daugh'
ter of Mrs William +. Rogers. will be the pride :
only attendant
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

bride: Miss Bernet and Miss Lille Bennett. sisters
OF the bridegroom; Miss Edith Edison and Miss
Ida Rracher pretty item in the costumes OF
these Young women will be the fchus OF yellow
chiffon which will adorn the bodice.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

HOLY TRINITY CHURCH.
Corner Clinton and Montague.
REV. Or. MCONNELI. Rector.
SERVICE AND SERMON AT IL AND l:30
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01
nelMicus Notices.

ALI, SOULS CHURCH. Madso3-ave. and 65th>St.
Rev r. HERER NEWTON Will preach at II a.
Eveusong AT 5 p. m. Seats free. r. A. n. HENSHA
IAr.4nh
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

Another large and fashionable wedding on
Wednesday, November g. viii be celebrated In the
Church Of the Incarnation. Madison-aVe ana
Thirty -nfth-st.. when Miss Edith Sands. daughter
Of and Mrs Philip j. Sands Will be married to
Robert ID. Graham. son Of Mr. and Mrs Malcolm
Graham. The Rev. Henry Mottet. assisted by the
Rev William NJ Grosvenor rector Of the church,
will oitciate at the ceremony. The brides at
tcndants will be Miss Alice Sands. maid of honor
Miss May Lefferis. Miss Nellie Barnes. Miss
Eleanor frving Miss Ethel Iselin. Miss Mary era
ham sister OF the bridegroom Miss Esther Hop
rin Miss Mabel Stebbins and the brides sister;
Miss Elizabeth Sands The home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Sands No Is East Thirty-third-st. Will be
the scene OF the reception.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

sprRrrI-AILsM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
forms sunday Wednesday. Friday evenings satvr0ay
ocin,k: s23 West 34th-st: Mrs. CLAY. DEWITT.
HOUGH nxdismA Sttngs daily. io-@
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

Miss Frances NJ Townsend. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederic Townsend will be married to sam
u,l Rker jr Oh Wednesday. November Is. In st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church. Far Rock
away Long island. The bride will be attended by
six bridesmaids. Miss Nicholas. Miss May Hooper.
Miss Isabel Townsend. sister; Miss Mary j.
Rikcr ana Miss Mattina J. Riker sisters Of the
bridegroom. and Miss Amy ID. Bostwick Charles
L. RIker will be- his brothers best man. and John
& Neescr Rufus T. Graves Samuel T. Clifford. A.
Henry Mosle Harry q. Haskell and q. Beekman
uoppin will be the ushers. The ceremony Will be
performed by the rector OF the church, the Rev.
Nr savers who will be assisted by the Rev. Will
lam NJ d;rosvenor rector of the Church OF the In
cnrnatIon The reception will follow at the country
home of the brides parents. at Lawrence, Long
Island.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-01

The marriage OF Miss Mary Dows Brewster.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Brewster. Of
No Ga Fifih-ave. TO oliver &. Jennings. will be
solemnizcd In 81. Bartholoplew's Church on
"Wednesday. December lG.
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THE LARGEST CARBON.
said.

IT'S OWNER. A BRAZILIAN SCOUT HAS REF UsND
$1,000 FOR THE STONE.
Information has Just reached NewYork that the
largest carbon ever found has been discovered IN
the wilds of Brazil. 1t weighs 1888 carats' ana 10
almost as big ones fist. The carbon Is inuoi
sought stone. 1t is black. of diamondiierous COM
position and is the hardest known substance For
this reason 1t is used for drilling and Is extremely
valuable Small bits are found frequently IN I'D
mondiferous regions.
About six months ago. b. NJ Levy diamond
merchant of this city, started on 10 the Brazil
workings He worked his way up the Amazon
partlv a trip by canoe and partly by the ploddng
mule Thus he travelled for nine days. until ne
came to a place called Jacreandor Near THIS spot
a former scout of Mr. Levy one Pedro GunzaloS,
had bought tract of land thirty leagues In ex-
tent Part, in fact nearly the whole OF TINS
stretch of property yields choice variety OF Dod
constructors and wild beasts but Gunzalos had
been fighting those creatures all his life he didn
mind them The attractive portion Of his land was
a biz OF clear ground on which he had found quartz
bearing carbon He saw In this fortune. lie got
together a force of natives who were only spas
medically industrious. Small bits of carbon were
found: not however. in such profuson as TO SATISFY
C,unzalcs He was becoming discouraged.
one day two months after Mr.. Levy arrived Cum
zalos's workman was humming song while dis
lodging quartz in a perfunctory sort or way lie
observed with surprise the outlines or large car
bon in a fallen piece. He gazed at the DIG stone Il
moment in amazement, and then shouted eXultingy
10 the overseer. That solemn official danced jig
when he took it from the workmans hand, ana
Gunzalos treated all hands literally when the car
bon was brought to him. few days AFTER ne
went to Jacrcandor. He showed the stone t9 Mr,
Levy. who had been quietly buying few bargains
in gems . -. IA. .r,u
give YOU g 500 for she carbon x,.
Gunzaos rcjectoc the offer with scorniul gest,,
ure IN sell it for 10000 and not a pound less
he said 800 -, - =, ooo -.
But" insisted Mr. Levy, 1T will cost 1000 to
hammer will make an impression on H. You can
see the expense the buyer will be under. .
Il think | shall have ii kept in vault In Paris
for the present" Gunzalos said land then may
send il 10 the United States
The carbon is 3l5 inches long, inches Wlde ana
the same in thickness. 1t is a trine spongy on
small area of the surface. but otherwise Is solid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-16
Photographs IN THE CAMPAIGN.
From The washington Star.

From The Washington star -,
Tho monograph or graphophone may play an I'M
nortant par in the coming Presdentiai caIhpaiS9I
< SUGGESTION has been made TO Senator Jones ci.aii
man Of the Democratic National COMMITTEE en n
he ronsder the matter of buying or renting srupno
nhanes md putting them to work Tor the
ticket Such a suggestion has, In part ALREADY oeen
acted upon by the Republicans ana !, remains ma, 70
he seem what Chairman Jones VIII 90 aDout the nut
ter II ne does not care TO make me Naonu , oo
mittee the official managers OF such unique cam
paign other persons may put the Idea into oper-
alton. .o,,u 80, tbo MIN
noeronh TO work in large cities supplying campaign
sonqs for the Amusement and edncatlon OF en-
tbusiastic Republicans. The suggestion TO Cnair-
nan Iones however, Is OF a different nature IL Is
hat himself Candidate Bryan and other noted
silver sneakers make ten fifteen minute speeches.
FOR enrolment on the cylinders Of the graphophone
These will be taken and put In machines which VII
he sent all over the country. They VIII prove double
attracttors and IL Is believed. would draw large
crowds The graphophone itself would prove inter
esting I'm ali the smaller cities and towns OF the
country but containing the speeches or eminent
men OF the Democratic party IL "ou'o oo eu'e W
draw large crowds. !, -. ,A-o,,,.. .. .
The scheme Is that Democrats be sent through inc
country with these machines advertising. IKE
show when they would be at n certain place when
they had their audience In good shape, they would
nut on the big brass tubes and the speech woun
Be almost the same II delivered by the man him.
self No charge would be made. although the belief
IL expressed that II there was CHARGE sWnciens