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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

FLOUR MEAI--The market was held lo9loc higher
but iSda outside of some lines spring and
81 .ss s5'y ph i' n s 1900
$50 L hS' sacks s:s ,S % IN s. &" IBIS IBIS
ss City patent; :: i :. IS $50 ss :DS sy
Ss,"ns - s. Is in SACKS to s. 30 5000 sacks
- s Ss sacks s.pa4 o 'SSA' no
YE FoURpu sole. 300 e % % at os.a ,onaS
5, s. % ass sar s. 20 s
g MEAous 'ais s.s zoo ea ss.s S SsSe
"' FEEDHpu Quoted 40 90 and 80 H. .7', H 7c
S Leo s5sS SSSG rye iss meal Gs oil
meal s.aSoc ely fssd ''gss vr.,, excitement in the
A. .. 0gf"as 'ns sFs'ss ssi i
Nc W.T. This the fS,ssn nsw AJns s
s run ID S SS FOR but "t the two
not and after shor, time there a rcedysr
e. % S 5 s' m.y Sss sss, as %
ss SS Mt t. Gs at the @
bu. ssht oys sr sens ae The foreign
u' selling order. at S Limited lied n5s
Of me s S ..S wseh I put
%ss sst 9s" s", .s S
@ Sa. T. Pre-
q s7sdoS sS.s =
bush, and n, ;Ss : :s.Hs hs @
ss a.. ,rss"s ne. sO sd
Ss at q" ,Sd; There ire
shippers being OF the market Sale: Of cash wheat
ee reported Lush IL ungraced spring private
terms and 5000 bush No hard winter private terms
Cor sorins red quoted Mt the close at
&c over December. o anoat: Dseember closed sshc
Northern New-York NC December o b ahoet
cORX-The market for corn was quite dsappontmeni
.o-dav The NJ an advance on the closing
Of Monday night but the demand was easily snsned ana
ana; OF Monday night Their was very hs speculative
interest shown either here or at the Wer Inc close was
m,e nj advance deliveries nnd nc define on
distant iBrads,reet.s visible :howed an ncrease OF
ooi no bush and the IA 282D bush Inc worid
exports Of the last week were bush. agans
$50 600 bush the previous week. Cash corn was quoted
49, with exporfers however sellers instead Of buyer
Toai aies were reported OF 5000 bush Of No on pri-
sts terms delivered a. 900 bush. private terms and
one car the r Of the season On private
neeerber c.osed At :2c .OATS-The market for oau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

locally inactive for delivery and without fea
The Western market opened higher but ost he ah
vance. closing at loss Monday The local marks'
closed noninaily at unchanged to lac Decline brau
streets visible showed an increase Of 4Isw pn. am
but nrner with sa.cs OF 81 bush. The sales. included
LOO" bush No at 2tiic; 7o,co bush track, ana un
graded white. a, 23g32c t. quality rejected whi'e
2p.a2lc. and No . whit. clipped 2o.vp nish TOT
yport. private terms: No quoted IN erNato'
s3c: 30 white 25i.c. RYE-Market quiet an !
slightly irmer. with No Western quoted at 1900
c New -Yor% ..BARLEY-Market dull with ieedhg
quoted at 2sn2si2c. Buffalo. III CIV neg
Market quiet &c. track for prime stare Sales
reported ~ 2OOO bush for export at 4oc Delivered
December loading
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the prev
day and closing prices for the corresponding u''e
ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
KILLED BY A FIVE STORY FAIL.

Mrs. Caroline Tenkoviski. ffty-six years Old OF
No 25l Sccond-st.. fell from the third-story fire.
escape of the tenement in which she lives early
yesterday morning. and Was instantly killed. The
woman had been i'll. Abont o'clock she went out
en- the freescapc Of the third floor In the rear and
tried 20 sit down a pail. 1t slipped from under
her and she fell through the opening in the graf
inr breaking her neck on the stone pavement.
Her SON happening to look ont of the window soon
aftsrward saw something lying in the yard. Not
knowing that /. his mothers body he went
DOWNSTAIRS and found her dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
4 WOPKUiN CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Charles Mccarthy, twenty-five years old. work.
man In the employ of the Manhattan Storage and
Warehouse Company. was Instantly killed yesterday
morning while at work in the yard of the warehouse
at Seventh-ave. and Ffty-secondst Mccarthy was
employed with a number Of other men moving one OF
the company's trucks from one part OF the yard TO
another one of the forward wheels struck against
a stone guard AT a doorway. swinging the forward
end of the truck around crushing McCarthys head
between Il and the wal. He was instantly Killed
Mccarthy lived at No. SOB Ninih-ave. lie was a
single n, m and 50 far is known had no immediate
reiativA He had been in the employ OF the ware
house tSinpany about year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
COMSTOCK CLAIMS A LEGACY.

Tho suit of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
as trustees of the estate Of Charles Bathgate Beck
AGAINST the Society for the Prevention of Crime is
scheduled for trial to-day in the Supreme Court The
case hinges or an alleged mistake of a lawyer in
drawing the will OF the late Charles Bathgate Beck
hui ne rea Ngh, is said 10 DE between the Society
for the Prevention of Crime and the Society Tor the
Suppression of Vice. Anthony Comstock. on behalr
OF the former society claims that by the lawyers
mistake in drawing the will the name of DR.. Park.
bursts society put into the instrument instead
of tina. OF his society Counsel for the iegatee says
TIA, mstock's alterations are absurd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
so,,r,,rpS COTTON MARKETS.

c,,vss,on Nov 4-Cotton-Net receipts. lSIio bales
ns "a 200: exports Great Britain 3oio; Stock
1873 0l3 ,.. slow. rr,adlrv TIC. low mid
ding re good ordinary 6sc; net ana gross reSe,ps
o1s h,Iss. exports to Great Britain. 902o coastwse
a 23I. sales 1885, stock. ~. IN , -. 49,,
"'-, orleans Nov 4--Cotton opened strong; closed
gooI midiling 9-l6c: middling. 7ssc; low mid
se aide: good ordinary. 13-l6c; net receipts.
~ az bales gross Il lbs; exports coaswise w. sales
\ 900: stock 500 i9l. ~ ,,,, -,, -,
savannah. Nov Cotton quiet; middling .sc low
r,,tdliny l-8c net and receipts 52i0 bales:
r,s scoaswise 2245; sales 1885, stock, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
Excursions.

JAPAN. ROUND THE WORLD. HOLY LAND.
- Party leaves New York Nov. and Frisco
Nav ~ FOR Honolulu also around the world
FEB 9 and ~ for Palestine; May z. June Il July
FOR Europe. $3.50 and UP. 3. c. Clark. Ill broadway
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS.

ST. Johns
uI-DSOy GARRISON AND LEROY STREETS.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given
that title 70 this property has been acquired oy the
CITY Of New-York. and that 1t Is to BE- laid out a.
nnIc mark Persons DESTROYS OF removing any remains
herein Inferred will upon pication 10 this Department
be gwen permits make such removals until Novempes
* isaG After that date work upon the park VIII %
tho remains Of the dead will not be DISTURBED
but The Rrayestones will be buried.
'" D. nr,ia, Of the Depart Public Parks.
ny ' - WILLIAM LEARY, Secretary.
nj. A-.a.ni Central Park Septemher 10. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
17OTICE.-Estimates for dredging at and in

~ sberman,s Creek on the Harlem River under con.
tract No 5Ss Will be received by the Department os
noel. until - o'clock noon November TO- 1895 For full
particulars see City Record Copies for sale at No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
i1ublic Notices.
oo>~.>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~o~N~|scNNoNNoo~NNHNHrS
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND.
~ 1895.
TO CONTRACTORS
TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS


For Changes and Additional Work for Public Buidine
in the Twery-fourth Ward Of the City OF New-York.
f1urs,I,nt 10 Chapter PAS. Laws OF 1894
SEALED ESTIMATES for the above work. indoreeo
win The above also with the OF the person
persons making the same and The date OF presenta-
lion will be received the Office OF the Comptroller.
Rooms Nos IA ami IS Finance Department Stewart Build
ing M $50 Broadway. In the city OF New-fork. until
- o'clock M Thursday. November 9Th 1896 at which
mace and hour bids will he publicly opened by and IL
p,s.ence OF the Of the Sinking Furd and
read and the award Of the contract II awarded will be
,hereafter as practicable The whom
The contrac, awarded will be required 10 attend
tho once OF the Department OF Public Works with the
ed by them. and execu', the contract
rhn Ave DAYS the date o the service OF notice
% ,hat effect and Of failure or neglect so 70 DO
h. r thew will considered having abandoned H. ana
"a IN default Corporation. and thereupon the wor9
h readyersed ard relet and 50 on until the con-
,r, bs accepted and executed The work TO commence
a, such time as the Commissioner OF Public works may
designate. III, 49,. =. ,,o, for ,ha ,r,bd,avsi
.py hid or estimate. No bid will be accepted from.
OK ay awarded TO- any person who is IN arrears TO-
Oh. Cornoration upon debt CONTRACT or who Is az
snuter az surety otherwise, upon any oongaon %
'"S IT.. entire work will completed within NINETY
Avs after the notice commence WORK mas peen given
he the commissioner OF Public Works ,,r->
THE amount OF security required Is I'm ihoISAND
DOLLARS -, .,-,her inflammation 10
sred also the form OF agreement me spec-
FOR the work can obtained the ONCE Of the
romptro!ler, No. 80 Broadway. .,,., --r 80 ---
rfpr ion Record. ~-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

N rIsEMENr IN THE CITY RECORD commencing
on the 9TH day OF october 1905 and continuing sheren
ormation and entry the following assessments IN the
re.pectiye wards herein designated: ...,,.,, ..
m.terdam and Wadsworth avenues ..,x...,~,,
23D WARD ST JOSEPHS STREET ofENlN"' tfo"
Nooo'nS ave- " ASIiBEI p FITCH. Comptroller
C,tv of New York Finance Department,
October 81. ls.B
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
6orses auo Carriaafs.

6orsfs an0 Carriages -, !,
,-.,--~~~u~~~~>~>~~~>~'N"'>
TEAM black bay carriage horses for sale aoous
III Hands: cost together $3.50 will sell separately
together black 5000 and bay for $3.50 belong 20
New- York resident giving up MS staDie
WI ~ ~, soc them at POOLES STABLES. 261, West
s7th-st
80 WEST luTH-ST--Pryate stable to let eseean,s
ii appointments: five stalls and one box staIi;
carriage ft harness closets. ncudng iNhs ivms
for coachman: rent $1,000: open for inspection without
permit . '" ~ q" ~ G. W. BAsHFoRD. Al wall-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05
i''o NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NvOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE RE

~ cever Taxes Of the cry OF NewYoK 10 an PER- .
s Ia ~ November OF said that unless the same
hs he paid TO him his office on or before the nrs
OF said year will charge receive and collect
mon such taxes remaining unpaid on that day. IN add
80 ~, tha amount Of such taxes one per cenum on the
o hsreof and charge receive and collect such
axss 80 remaining unpaid IN the hrst day OF January
Of seven per per annum TO be calculated from
C.,ohsr 1896 day which the assessment roils
80 therefor delivered 10 the said Receiver
o. To the dat, OF payment as provided by sections
~, and s4a OF New-York city Consolidation Act
III 1852. DAVID r. AUSTEN i>ece''s vi AaAess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-05

FINANCE DEPARTMENT. BUREAu FOR THE 8 COL:
iiSsrTEWIRT Bt,iLDING), NETWORK. NOVEMBER Z
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20
4 san Franessean Prostrasea.

STOCKTON, CAL. Aug. Is--About half
past O'Clock this afternoon Peter Ryan
Of San Francisco was standing 81 the cor
ner OF Main and Suffer streets waiting for
9 car. Suddenly he was seen 20 reel back
and fail 70 the sidewalk, as If dead. It
was thought 81 first that he had fallen in
z 1T, but after he came 70 consciousness
he stated that he was not subject 20 that
disease and that the present experience
was the first OF its kind that he had ever
met win He was not used 70 hot
weather and was overcome by the heat.
Il will probably be some time before he
Will entirely recover from the attack.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20

Mr.. Heckie, which viii be sent TO the re-
fnery 20 be tested for their ssccharlne
strength and purity OF juice
Mr. Morse is very fzvorabIy impressed
with the land he saw and says that II II IS
properly cultivated Il viii produce the
finest OF sugar beeEs-
During the evening Mr.. Morse net 3
large number Of Woodlands represents
tive citizens, who are very enthusiastic
over the prospects OF sugar refinery Del ng
located here He said Mr. Spree IS
beets each year The factory would nave
q capacity Of 300 tons Per day. WEIGH
would require an outlay OF Sl7suo e2ch
day for beets and fuel
In his contracts with the beet-groWers
Mr.. Spreckels agrees 70 pay 81 per ton, Dc
Iivered st the factory He will advance
seed at the rate OF 10 cents per pound ana
Will also advance s. per acre, Eeturnaole
when the bsets are delivered The cost OF
raising ranges from 81 80 10 s. 80 per ton,
and with drss-class farming is greatly re-
duced-
The best beets raised so far this year are
from the farm OF Ed Archer, near Aaoi.
son. i short time ago he sent sack OF
104 beets TO the Western Beet-sugar COM
pany.
The analysis showed 1855 parts OF sugar
and the purity OF juice was SIS per cent
This Is above the average ana Deter
showing than vas made By me san ) o.
guin County experiment
Mr.. Morse left this morning Tor tour
through CoIuss and Glenn counties IRe
report OF the analysis OF the oeets VII oe
looked forward 70 very snxlo1sly oy the
people OF Yolo County, as the establish
ment Of such an enterprise means N ucn
TO the advancement OF this section.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20
Property-owners Still Prevent
Active Operation of the
Line.
BELMONT NOW THE TERMINUS
Tracklayers VIII Work Back to the
River to Complete the Bal
lasting.

FRESNO. CAL, Aug. 1a.-At ten min.
Utes OF s O'Clock this evening, without
ceremony, the last spike was driven By
the tracklayers on the Valley road where
the grading ends at Belmont avenue az
the northern limits f,the additions to the
city The construction train ran TO the
end Of the rails. and to-day for the first
time the people of Fresno could hear the
whistle OF Valley road train. There was
nothing unusual about the driving OF the
last spike, and there were none others
present besides the Eorkmea than one or
two newspaper men During the day,
however, large number of people IRON
the city took the streetcarz ont TO Bel
mont and watched the track-laying. The
manner OF the work was watched with in
terest, and the big Iocomo tive with its
caIIiopic whistle won considerable admi-
ration. The last two miles of the track
were laid to-day.
Il had been expected that the track
layers would reach Fresno by last Satur-
day evening. August Is. by which date il
was promised several months ago 70 have
the road constructed into Fresno. The
company kept good It's promise. lacking
only four days This deIaE was caused by
the San Joaquin bridge, for which thu
trackIayers had to wait several days.
There have been about 200 men At the
work. and they pushed matters along
rapidly. Two miles day Of tracklaying,
which was their record to-day, IS not slow.
The railroad company has now kept
every promise il has made to the people
OF Fresno, and If they had not been OBJ
structed by the Q and Diana street
property-Owners It would be able 70 begin
shipments OF this years crops. But ss
matters now stand there is no telling
when il viii be able TO begin operations.
It has been definitely announced that no
business VIII be engaged IN until the road
reaches the Q-street depot site in this city.
The reports that temporary depot would
De established ST the Belmont terminus 70
engage in traffic from that point until the
difficulty with TIE property men
toned IS settled have been officially de-
MED For the present all work IS stopped
at Belmont, and the trsckIgyers viii work
back TO the river bslIasting and finishing
the road.
Il Is expected that some Of the officials
OF the road will come down from Stockton
On the new track. They viii be able to
make street-car connections to the city
and Will therefore be able TO travel to
Fresno by rail and not on those Of the
Southern Pacific, either.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20

The proceedings OF the inquest showed
that Baron Won Zedwitz was struck BY the
falling rigging of the Isolde and pinned
to the deck of the yacht By the broken
spars. He was not thrown into the water.
as wSs re ported yesterday
Captain Carter, the commander of the
BritsanIs, IN the course OF MS testimony.
said that the Meteor ought to have passed
under the BEitsnnia's lee Captain Comes,
skipper OF the Meteor, denied that ne had
violated the sailing rules. There was
plenty Of room for the Meteor TO pass the
Isolde, bat the Saint struck the Isolde and
slowed the bow Of that boat toward the
Meteor.
Mr.. Jameson, representative OF the
Prince Of Wales, who was on board the
Britannia, said that the whole thing was
so sudden that he was unable TO saw
whether or not there was time fo- the
Meteor TO go 20 the lee OF the Britannia
after the danger OF collision became ap-
parent
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug 1e.-Baron
Won Zedwitz, whose sudden death By acct
dent on his yacht Isolde has been re-
ported, wss married while attached to the
German legation IN this city, the event
forming the climax TO brilliant and sue
cessfuI official ana social experience His
bride vas'Miss Lena Caldwell, the wealthy
heiress OF Louisville, whose sister, Miss
Mary GwendoIen Caldwell, made the pro-
iect OF establishing Catholic university
II Washington practicable by gift OF
$500. coo
Just previous to his marriage, Baron
Won ZedEitz had been appointed Minister
to Mexico. and TO that country be first
took his bride. Since their return to
Germany the Baron's position was en-
HANGED IN every way oy his charming
wife, and they became very prominent in
social lie Since the marriage OF her
sister TO Baron Won Zedwitz. Miss Mary
GEendolen Caldwell has lived abroad,
mostly IN Paris.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20
STABBED IN THE GRoLE.
Result Of Rosr BetsceeA Isro RestaH'
rant Waters.

Result Of a Rosr BetsceeH Tsro ResfaI-
rant Walters.
STOCKTON, CAL, Aug Ia.-Gus Her
mann. q waiter employed 81 the Indepen-
dent restaurant, was feeling qusrreIsome
this morning after an alI-night spree and
Eas spelling for trouble Shortly after
O'Clock he became involved IN difficulty
vEIth Tony Medina. smother waiter 81 the
independent Medina Is now IN cell 81
the County Jail and Hermann IS 81 the
Receiving Hospital with wound in his
right groin which may prove fatal The
men had not been able 70 get along ami
ezbly for some time, but this mornings
difficulty was the first serious trouble they
had had
When the trouble occurred this morning
Medina was waiting on diner st the res
tsursuE and Hermann was taking his
breakfast The latter was abusive and he
called the other waiter number OF vile
names After several words had been ex-
changed between them Hermann struck
Medina IL the fsc=- The latter retalisted
with blow After the blows were eI-
changed both men made rush for Ion z
bresdknife near oE. 1t IS not known who
got II first Medins's finger is paddy cut,
the Ineision icing probably made by the
knife being drawn through his hand
TIE men struggled over the weapon,
which had blade fourteen inches long.
Medina got IL He made 3 quick thrust
and Hermann exclaimed, He has stu ek
ne with 3 knife The wounded man
then sat on box IN the back OF the res
tsurant for 3 few minutes and than walked
out on the street. Shortly after leaving
the Restaurant he staggered and fell He
vas cut II the neck and groin, but may
live
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20
DICK AND HIS MESSAGE.

Tbe Carrier Pigeon safely Delivered the
Letter to '-The Calf"
Yesterday at daybresk the homing
pigeon Dick" arrived at his loft at 80
Jersey street, in this City, with g message
from Captain FiImer Of Company B, City
Guard, to TIE CALL The message con-
veyed the com Dliments of the eapEsin and
his men, and stated that the bird and his
com panIon were released at AIS P NJ on
August Is
This Is the SECOND attempt Dick has
made 10 carry note from the miIiIamen,
who are IN camp near Los Gat0s, 70 this
City. The bird arrived all right the other
time. but he had lost the message. The
idea Is TO demonstrate the feasibility of
csrrier-pigeon com municatiou in time of
war when other means are cut OF.
It Is about ffty-fve miles from Los
GatOs to San Francisco, and the bird
would have arrived the same evening he
was released had Il not been for the fog
and head winds, which greatly retarded
him
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20
peafh q Profe..er D,rtak,.

NEW LONDON. \. H. Aug. Is.-Pro
lessor Josiah Dwight, OF Harvard Uuiver-
Sky, died here this afternoon He had
been IN poor health and came here for 3
resi- He has been Sturgis-Hooper pro
fsssor OF geology ard metaIIurgy st
Harvard since 1865. and was E prominent
member OF the American Association and
CT the National Academy OF Science He
vas born IN Northampton. Mass, Novem-
Der 3. 1919. graduated at Yale IN 1889. and
studied II Europe from 1872 10 1915 From
the survey OF the mineral regions sur
rounding Lake Superior Between 1855
and 1850 he took in the survey Of Iowa ana
the lead region OF Wisconsin. From $50
70 1874 he was head OF the California sur
vsy until II the latter year Il was sbzn-
6oned.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20
STOCKTON'S GREAT FETE
Carnival Committee Working
Like Beavers Both Night
and Day.
Grand Moonlight Picnic and Novel
Features at Gooiwater Grove
10 Raise Funds

STOCKTON. CAL, Aug. Ia.-Grezt prep
arstions are being made for the moonlight
picnic tomorrow night az Goodwater
Grove for the benefit OF the carnival fund.
The affair viii be given on an even more
elaborate scale than last time. and ali OF
the fashionzbIes Of Stockton viii be IN
attendance An excellent concert pro-
grs.ume VIII be rendered Many novel
features viii be introduced. Among
these viii be eight eolorsd singers, who
viii get I'D into the tops OF OAK trees and
give vocal concert from their elevated
perches- The programme calls them tree
top warblers" They are Charles Levy,
William Wright, William Maxwell, W.
Bentley, 7. Galloway, C. Hardwood,
George Eloeck and B. Maxwell. There
viii also be an orchestral piece entitled
ssThe Indian War Dance, F" with ten braves
ID the foreground dressed in war paint,
who viii give the war dance OF the tribe
they represent
Tonight was held the first rehearsal at
the Yosemite Theatsr OF the minstrel per-
torrance that is 70 be given On the night
OF the ID prox. for the benefit Of the earni-
val fund Arshnr Ls-insky, the attorney,
zas completed the farce that ne has been
writing for the occasion. Several clever
singers viii render solos Hon. Frank 81.
Gould viii be the interlOcutor. The affair
promises 70 be great success IN every
respect
The carnival committee Is Eow busy
night and dav. Il has been arranged 20
lave number OF schoOners on the chan
mel On the night OF September g. and these
will be blaze of light after the decorators
are through with them. Every mill and
factory aud every saloon and store along
the water front viii be covered with multi
eolored japanese lanterns, which will be
supplied by the con mitrse-
On one OF the floats viii be full brass
hand, aud on another will be 3 gigantic
chorus OF male voices. Those who are TO
De or the last named barge are now re-
hearsing for the event. The Turn Eereia
VIII De asked 70 assist IN this part OF the
programme. Director General J. D.
Peters and Gus C. Grant, his able assist
ant, are now busy with the decorators
arranging the details OF the four principal
and seven lesser floats that are TO lead the
parade on the water.