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Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

Bat 163 ounces of platinum were produced in the United Ststes-that is, ia Cslitornia-in '96. The com. ueroisl value was S944.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

The United Verde Copper Company ct Jerome are advertising for bids Tor 10000 to 15 900 peeled stulls.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

Seamstress Sewing Machines, equal to all, inferior to none. Reduced to S20.
 AT BARRow's
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

Several quitting expeditions for ranch and prospecting trips were it- ted GU. today by our merchants.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

Or. Prices Cream Baking PowoG.
 WoriS's rair B;shes~ AWMsA. eSoEy Wonae oeeoe QSs&n6 psan p1l8
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

Rules of contest published in larxe advertisement about the first and mix lie of each month. s;o
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

FOR SALE-Bees for sale. Call on F. \. Wo!colt. i
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

Rev. Vandermsisen left today for Benson.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03
For Sale, Cheap.

One ten-stamp silver mill. Two boilers, l69 h. p Cor liss engine; two hoists; upright boilers; one single one double engine; 1000 feet pipe 5-4. |, 1 I-2 and ? inch.
 H. T. FISHER, Tombstone.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03
Do You Want

part Of that SIOoO?
 Get ScAf2zing's Besf tea at your grocer's; save the yellow tickets; and guess the missing word.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RR

KsuTseHNIrT, GM RANDOLPH D : 
 NEW MEXICO S ARIZONA R R
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03
MARICoPA S PHOENIX R. R.
LOCAL NOTES.

F. $. STAMP. Gea. Supt.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

l O 0 F meet tonight.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-08-03

No. s Cookstoves Sl5 at
 RXUpnws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
NETWORK CITY.

Tho Charity Organization Society ADVISES that no
contributions be made 20 X +. Ransome. who
falsely says that he IL collecting fo- tho "Volun-
tecr LILO Saving Corps." 70 the representatives.
OF a society calling itsclf tho "Independent Lfe
Saving Corps" or Grew" This association is en-
tlrely fictitious. Further details may ia obtained
at tho office u tho Charity Organization Society.
No. lo5 East Twcuty-secoud-st.
Tho Albany Evening Line steamers Adirondack
and Dean Richmond have discontinued their trips
for tho season.
The steamers Saratoga and city OF Troy o, tn,
Citizens Steamboat Company. have discontinued
their trips 10 Troy for tho season.
The strike Of tho mechanics on tho largo build
Ing being erected 81 Park ROW. near Ann-st. h"-
cause Of the employment Of non union ironwork-
ors. continued yesterday. About i've hundred men
are out. Eleven nov non-uriou men were put 20
work by Superintendent Harrison ot tho Cornell
Iron Works. md IN tie Afternoon engineer was
secured 20 start the engines and hoist iron beams.
Mr. Cornell declined 20 discuss The strike
There will ;" conference tomorrow a. the
Building Trades club. f. Fast Twenty-third-st
between the master builders and tie electrical
workers. % relation 20 the demands recently nndc
by the latter their bosrcs for An advance IN
wages Tho electrical workers demanded = a day
after January :. and the bosses refused tho de-
nand Ernest II. Crosby has since been appointed
umpire. and he will attend the conference to-
morrow. As both siccs have agreed 20 abide by his
decision, II Is believed that all danger Of strike
s now past
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The annual election for trustees OF inns '"e 20
takes place to-day IN the several WARDS I'm -
noon TO 7 o'clock p m. In the frS'
C,br,stopher Harmon is the Democratic cahuiua'o'
ubua the Citizens have nominated Charles H. ~
vine In the Second Ward William F. he.chal 10
.ha citizens nominee who is opposed by the inron
nen6ent Citizens candidate William a. III mnroo-
II The Third Ward Thomas Holden is te ond
drotIc and citizens Association cahoiua.o ~
Iobn r. Rehill who seeks rc-electloL Is a. "a
80 an indenendent ticket. John lImpeIsV, Y I,Sb
Oh "a ndijate in the Fourth Ward III tIlo I
Wa the Democrats name for trustee JAM 40
,rhnnnson while George L. Miller Is the i'N0
pendent candidate. - ,.,.o concentrated 500
~ annlicati ton of John BirCham seaIer % s,5Snd
"a measures for the purchase OF SCI "a ,nty
arS u,eabts measures and balances me OON'i ~
Traesnrer bas also been directed by res3iutlod,
reduced by Supervisor rood 70 PvC
=, ,ho Hnarces of his office quarterly. 81, A. .ho
The village Of Tarrytown mas Tetu rI,apy he
uhits Plains and Elmsford Trolley company 'ii ne
"a 40 deposited with the village by me CUP .crs
$500 $1,000 tbat the extension Of the trolley tracks
through Tarrytown would be completed within
specified time. ~, c,,rro,,e Court before
Iustice w D. Dckey yesterday, was 1tc up e nr1
tbe Continuation Of the trial or the sun I io1
damsSes brought by Mrs Sandtord mn ,ssbSard's
NJ arah Griffin for alienation OF nSr hus vii
assc.,ons Both i've in Peekskill. Inc c"se wiz
ha continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. Dec. % tspeciaD.-Corn after Dragging fof
,or,h. started UP yesterday II closed sc over Satur-
ao, Nav openei at 29Mc and closed at S'sc Receipts
- o,,,, ,Ca cars: the for Tuesday Is 400 cars
sampe. were very strong and tgsc higher There was
d.c1ed increase the speculation The price was also
r.cs, by n reduction the export rate To i'Hc The
.ba supply decreased 2iooo bushels the local stock
r.osed 90 900 bushels Clearances were $4,000 bush
o. Gables were unchanged. The buying was by every
SORT Of interest led by party which mas been
~, tho hull aide for a fortnight presumably by George
r. smith and Champlin There was little selling py ele
r,or interests some fighting OF the advance by the old
hear crowd There Increase on passage or fsOoo0
bushels .--, l.. o,.,nar,so, r,t,, uh.a,
- az I.hov closed only sc saturday. May sold
ar ooia cents and at 22Ts cents. and closed at 22N4
csots Receipts $50 with 40 estimated
a. 1S,essav Samples firm Seaboard clearances
er ia Oo bushels The visible increased $4,000 bushels
rouns.lman was a moderate buyer The trade did not
show much Export rates on oats nave been IN
creased to 2Oc. ,.. .,,o, orL ,,os,x
% cents over Saturday lard 1s to I'D cents over ribs
ioIs 10 Is cents Hog receipts we're Hsht and
prices at yards up cents There was decided
ncreass I'm the They felt the advance In the grain
markets somewhat The incident In the pit was very
large buying OF ribs by Wrenn Coz presumably for
some OF the packers There were $1,000 hogs with
RS 600 estimated for Tuesday. =. -
Puts on May corn. 2oSq2oS cents; calls 80 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21

close steady the demand moderate ConsoIs ,s
money. ll2 l-i6: consois for the aecoun az ,,at.
Atchison. l3A Canadian. 81: ST. Paul eoS nahI AZ
Central 1917 Louisville, 5ss Mexican Central I new a.
Co* New-York Central Ill: Erie. 5is; Pennsy .ar
ssh Reading l1S; Erie first preferred io MeA a.
ordinary 1914. Money IN per cent The rate OF srs.
count in the open market for both short ana MI. NJ
months bills IS lo-i6Q3 per cent Amount OF ou.;sc
taken into tho Bank OF England on balance e-ua''
fl520 900. 20 ,,.a Rar
S D. m-Amercan eagles are quoted at '6s 7aa' o'-
silver closed nrm at 26kd per ounce. al,
Vienna. Dec. 2o-Busness on the Boerse to-oy Port
inactive Prices steady. The occupation OF wv
Arthur by a Russian squadron made little impresSIo. IN
Rerin Dec Con the settlement money was -.
strong demand ca per cent. on the Boerse here
A auet tendency operators being principally engasea ~
carving over. Northern Pacfcs were firm The ioca
department reacted through reazati9ns or ne
ment OF the occupation OF Port Arthur by the
exchange on London 20 marks 81 pennings for cheeh
Frankfort 20Internaonal securities were $50
on the Boerse to-day. Americans were wen man"
taned and Northern Pachcs were particularly strong
paris Dec CON the Bourse to-day business ~ we.
hesitating In view OF the approaching holidays ana
Eastern affairs. Spanish securities were one'su '
freely early In the day but they hardened later on
D. m-Three per cent rentes Jos francs - %
for the account. Exchange on Lohoon' Al ""'>'
centimes for checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
CANALBOAT MEN PROTEST..

A number OF canal-boat men held public meet
ing yesterday in the mission rooms at Coenties
Slip and Front-st, TO protest against alleged un-
lawful charges at grain elevators in Buffalo and
New-York City and urge the Improvement Of
canal facilities. Resolutions were adopted charg-
ing the Standard Oil Company and the railroads
with trying 10 destroy the canals and urging the
establis hment of State grain elevators and the
enactment OF laws prohibiting railroads chartered
here from discriminating in freight rates against
canal shippers and from owning grain elevators
vessel lines on the Great Lakes and harbor light
ut New-York City.
The resolutions also call for free harbor facili-
ties here, and charge that commerce Is being d.
verted from this port by the alleged dscrimlna-
ton against canal traffic
A committee OF five was appointed to confer with
Mayor-eect Van Wyck and organizations inter-
ested TO secure cooperation In the move for re-
lief measures TO New-Yorks jeopardized COM
merce."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
THE STATE or TRADE.

ass TO- Do Extra 81 s5g To- do family. 81 ioa,s q
winter patent 81 S5Gs5 10; spring s5dsb 2O
spring wheat straight. 81 s0Gs4 05; sales 900 bbs.
Wheat strong spot and month esEg0s&c: January. 90
qgsi.c; steamer No 2 red. 03a93Kc; stock 24O b6s
((.l0c do grade s3q9shc. Corn strong. spot 33%
T33sc; month 33IaQ33Nc; December. old 38tc;
January 32A Q327sc February BON Q33c; steamer xed
31Aq3i&c stock 7S 5+7 bush sales q 900 BUSH South
No white 10000: No mixed 2Ia27ihc: stock $50
bush. RYE Arm No 2 nearby. 52c; No . Western. SIC
bid; stock go bush Hay firm for tho better grades
Choice timothy $l3 asked Grain freights quiet Steam
Liverpool bush ID December Cork for orders per
auarter 3s ID January as AID February Sugar strong
Granuated So 2ol. Butter quiet Fancy creamery. 23c
do Imitation 1s40c: do ladle. lId1Sc: good nde l54
i0c; store packed l24l4o. Eggs steady Fresh i0c
cheese steady Fancy New-York. 60 large. oxdi0c: do
49, medium. loaol.e; do %. small loAaiohc.
Buffalo. Dec. 2o.-spring whea-Little doing prices
strongly held No sad Po oS Gas No New MGsh's r.
Northern, new. DISC. Winter wheat-Beter inquiry
Strole; 40 . red. Ode No 3. extra. red. 03c: no
white Sc Corn strong AMI higher: No yellow 83c
no yellow 32c; No yellow BOA q3ic; No corn. 32c
2 white re; NO white. &c; No 4 white. 2ec: No 2
mixed 28c: No mixed &c. Barley firmly held: choice
Western 4Gc; good 42gt4c; common 30q3sc; State.
good to choice. 4OdiGc. Rye dull No 2. In store 500
bakers s,rash, spring so9S5 i5 bakers clear spring
81 5oas4 - low grade spring So 2ogs3 90 patent
ter 50 ass 80; best family winter $685. low grade
s0sis a. "a: graham. best. 81 1884 e0.
Chicago Dec. 2o-The leading futures ranged fol-
wheat. No 2: Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing
& $s; .sss:ss Il ::ss 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
WORKERS.

-rr.ral az Philip A Daub was held yes'cr~
a. s,,srnoon at No 45 Mape-st There was d
large attendance Of Grand Army men, OF WHICH
organization he was member 80 So.
The Rev. Anthony Molloy VIII compete Ms
twenty-ffth priest to-mopro~, ai'0 of
81 Peters Church Ludlow OF which ne Is sPatrdav
E,ivhtv deef-mutes entertained on SAUL upy
o,.on7ne az hollywood Inn by George b. MItyi wiz
aea &c illustrated lecture Florida MT VIA!
p nrodcient in the sign language, and the treat
wa: Tbsre viii be a meeting Of III, Board OF Health
this afternoon at its room IN the De'0 De'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
RIGHTS OF THE FIRE LLOYDS COMPANY.

Justice Russell In the Supreme Court yesterday
began the trial OF suit brought by Attorney-teh-
eral Hancock and the State Superintendent OF IN
surance for a perpetual injunction restraining the
Peoples Fire LloyGs. from carrying on an IN
surance business In this State. The contention OF
the Attorney General was that under the laws OF
1892 no partnership or association may engage IN
the insurance business except as the agent or 4
corporation or person duly authorized TO do so IN
this State. unless such association has the capital
required OF an Insurance corporation or has been
in existence prior to 1897 This company 1t Is as
serted, does fulhl these requirements. Senator
Cantor for the defendant company. contended that
il had paid 10 the State Treasurer It's insurance
tax, and also paid It's share OF tnr maiutriaHce or
the salvage corps, and that IL had perfect hight
TO do business. Justice Russell reserved decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
TN THE SUPREME COURT.


ARGUMENT ON THE JOINT TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION
CASE POSTPONED.
uasb,nston Dec 2O-The United States Supreme
Court adjourned for the holiday recess to-day 10
convene again on January 3. Before adjourning the
Chief Justice announced the reassignment OF sew
eraI cases which had been SET for January o. ''o
more important OF which the Illinois tax cases.
the Texas antitrust cases and the Kansas cattle
quarantine cases. TO January 4.
No decisions OF much general Importance were rem
dered The case OF the United States against inc
Joint Traffic Association, involving the appIcaoHF
of the Antitrust law the agreement between the
crea: trunk lines between New-York ana Chicato
was reassigned for argument on February Il Inc
case was set originally for January j. ana as II
Is desired 20 have full bench hear the cdse'
postponenent was made 20 await action by me seii-
ate on Attorney General Mckenhas hoHihA'io" ~
be q Justice. - ,... -. 1, d,
mandate to the lower court in the case or lhoHiaS
Bran, convicted Of murder in MASSACHUSETTS, ~
whom q new trial has been granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21

Steamer Aivanr- H-nier>on coon-Panams Railroad
an Steamship Company.
steamer WNi-ror H0. castap Hul-c Il Richards
steamer Alg1nqus Plat cnarle-,on-w p Clyde & Co.
steamer Go.i'h9r' swain. PhladelphiA-w clyde
s,c1m.- Ka..' cy Fisher sayaanAfIo E. S. CO
steamer 10 hm.n nd Glover Richmond and Newport
h,ws-oh l'ornini.n s, 90.
oil Dominion So @.
BerE Thoa 'ToD. HnEan. Fr..manu. and Nel,on-R
Bark Africa d,aD. Tr,sls Norfolk Punch Enyo a Co.
SAILED.
steamer Calico Ucir, for P.rramhuco. etc: Aivnnc.
S'ign SAM ,.nrf; 'rru,, iaFsrA e.. Gryaniotte;
T.',t ara N."roT - Hc"g9r Esn. snl
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bristol Dec Ie-Arriyed. steamer, Karoon (Bo Free
Mao. Nes York coth. Exeter cry diD, watkins, New
Hull peo 2o-sAiIcd steamer Colorado CBD. Wilton
Dunkift Dec co-Arriyed steamer Myrtled.n. 3D.
Mihnrn Sow iori. va Hare. G. o, ma
Ml!ne, SeT-loss for LIN. ~,
Durlce Dec is-Arr.yed. steamer Critic cBp. Grimm
shields. Dec is-saied steamer Lisnacrievs Gp Law
Fair Isle Dec ioPacsed. steamer Georgia Cier) Russ.
York for Copenhagen ETC.. ,.u. ,,,,.. Mat.
GER. Reimers Rotterdam for New-York December 10.
Mas4nEoa Ss GEM M rH ,r Bremen
Gaeens,!own De- 49, g 70 a m sailed steamer Etruri"
stettin Dec i5-Arriycd. steamer California (Ger).
I.aucnfcs New York Copenhagen
Antwerp. Dec oD-Arrived eteamer s; cuthber (BD.
Fitzgerald. Now York
Bremen Dec l0-saled, steamer Munchen Gen. Kuhl-
mann. New York.
Hamburg Dec i0-sailed steamers Prussia Ger,
schmli' Now York: December 20 PENNSYLVANIA Ger.
spilcdt York. Ludwig (Ger). Jagemnnn. NewYork.
Havre Dec 2o-Arrved. steamer Landana (]r) Clare.
New aDrleanP
Lisbon. Dec I4-saed. Vega Porp. Coeho.
New York.
Marsol.lcs Dec i0-sailed. steamer Scotia Dr) Gar
rick York
Gibraltar. Dec 49, . m-Arrived. steamers Augusta
Victoria Oirr Kaempn. Ncw-York Naples, etc, and
proceeded 10Th. sailed. Vera (Uer. Mirow from Genoa
and Naples for New York.
suez. Dec 20-Arryed steamer 81 Nnian Dr Haynes
Pinpapore for Ncw-York
Fnvnl Dec 2O-Arrved steamer Urd CNor), Hansen
NevYork for Alden. Singapore Hong Kong. etc coal
Rio Jnno'rH Dec 1b-Salled. steamer Herschel QIr).
Pyrne, New York
81 Lucia. IG-Sacd Bellarden Obj.
SON from Santos etc. for New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. MONDAY. DEC 20 1897
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW-YOKk, MONDAY. DEC. 90 1897
ARRIVED.
Steamer La Normandle O). Deloncle Hav.e Decerober
II, with mdsc, O. cabin and l58
the Compagnie Generate Transatantque Arrived A, the
Bar $40 m. w
Steamer segufanca. Hansen Tampco December IL and
Havana 10, with mdse and II passengers 10 lance n
Ward * Co Arrived tie Bar a 40 a m -
Steamer Sol Mason Orleans December "a With
Indse 10 II Van Sickle. ~
Steamer Creole eager. Eew-orleans December a. with
mdsc and passengers to l. Allen.
steamer COmanche. Pennington Jacksonville December
II and Charleston u.s. with mdse and passengers TO Will
lam Il clyde & Co. '
Steamer Nacoochee, Smith. Savannah December H. with
mdse and passengers 10 Ocean IS Co.
Steamer Jane stown BOdz. Newport News and Norfolk
with mdse and passengers 10 Ola Dominion ~ Co
Steamer Blueheds. Charles. Baltimore with mdse 10
II Foster 49, -
Sandy Hook. Dec 20. $50 p m-wind northeast light
breeze; raining and foegy. ''
CLEARED
Steamer Paris. Tassow Newport News-Internatonal
Navigation Company (cleared 1Sth).
Steamer Santo Domingo SPAN, Havana
Progress, etc-J NJ Cebalos & Co
Saae Ger, Nierich Bremen and southamp-
ton-Oelrtchs 4 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BUCKINGHAM-Mrs. William Window. OF Wash
ington. FIFTH AVENUE Senator Nelson W.
Aldrich of Rhode Island. and Congressman Joseph
c. Cannon Of Illinois. HOFFMAN-A. y Brady
Of Albany. HOLLAND-D1nicl II. Mcmillan. Of
Buffalo. IMPERlAI-Scuator H. G. HansbrouRh
OF North Dakota. MANHATTAN-H H. Wcstlng
house. OF Pittsburg MURRAY HILIs-Carlos
French. OF Connecticut. SAVOY-Professor Ro-
naldo Lupio OF Italy. WALDORF-General George
3. Field. OF Buffalo. WINDSOR-E. :. Walker. Of
Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
REVIEW OF THE NINTH REGIMENT

There was parade Of the 9th Regiment last night
at the armory IN Fourteenth-st., which reviewed
by Colonel William Seward and stan There were
eco men in line. whose appearance individually and
a regiment called forth words Of praise from the
reviewing officer The parade OF last evening
in the nature of preparatory work for review
December 81 by Major General Wesley Merritt
u. S. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Board OF Aldermen city Hall. ?. m.
Ant-machine Republican conference. Windsor
Hotel y. m.
Police and Plot Commissioners meetings.
Republican district conventions. evening
Massachusetts Agricultural Club dinner St Denis
Hotel. $50 p
Meeting OF Chase National Bank stockholders. 3
p. m
Columbia University sophomore class show, Car
negic Hall. p.
Kane Lodge No a., +. and A. NJ. reception,
Masonic Han p N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
NEW-RNCHELLE.

r.o pav Francis McNichol. for fourteen years
rac,od with the Mission OF the Immaculate VIZ
Gu in New-York City, has been appointed rector
Of 81. GATHERINGS Roman Catholic Church IN 20
I'm The parish was formerly mission OF 81
tabrlels Church. and has about two huhoreu
an amended notice given yesterday by the viIiase
assessors postpones The hearing OF YAK gre
,,.,tcb VS. TO have been held this week, 70 Jdnu-
NV i Is and 49, Many Of the taxpayers nave "a 4
vicyed the rolls and compared the Valuations aIL'
,i.earisf9ction is so general that the assessors
yin probably have more than two huhdreo sI'eN-
O hear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
NINE-HOUR DAY FOR THESE.

THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERNS CONCESSION TO
IT'S EMPLOYEES.
Beginning with January l. the printers employed
by the Methodist Book Concern are 10 nave nine
hour day The Book Concern and the printers nave
rad consderable controversy over the matter and
ths demands Of the printers were finally met. The
Book Concern supplemented their concession TO the
printers by extending the shorter workday TO the
entire mechanical Department..
The employees OF tha BOOK Concern met yesterday
and adopted resolutions thanking their employers
for the concession
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
TOWNS HELD A PRISONER,

THE LAWYER LOCKED IN A GENERAL SESSIONS
JURY ROOM FOR MORE THAN AN HOUR
After the adjournment OF General Sessions yes
terday Mirabeau Lamar Towns, who Is defending
L J. Radcliffe, the actor. in his trial the charge
of asssuting his wife, wandered into tho juryroon
of Part Of the court. Some one locked the door
while he was in the room, and the attorney was a
prisoner for over hour. The lawyer climbed up
TO the transon. and. sticking his head out. yelled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
VERDICT N CARTER MURDER CASE.

GUILTY WITHOUT CAPITAL PUNISHMENT "
KILLED sHIPMATE on THE INDIANA.
The case Of Seaman Philip T. Carter, who was
charged WITH killing his shipmate and superior on
GER Thomas j. Kenney on board the battle ship
indiana living al the Brooklyn Navy Yard on juno
90 last was finished Ia Criminal Branch OF The
United States Circuit Court yesterday. The jury. at
$50 o'clock last night, brought in verdict OF
Guilty. without capital punishment" The sentence
will be life imprisonment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
ASSIGNED TO THE APPELLATE DIVISION

Albany, Dec. Ex-Governor Black has designated
Justice willard Bartlett. OF Brooklyn as an Asso-
ciate Justice OF the Appellate Division OF the SUI
preme Court in the Second Judicial Department
for a further term from January OF five years
and has also des grated Justice John Woodward,
OF jamestown an Associate Justice IN the same
GeDartnent a similar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-21
MOUNT VERNON.

Ths Christmas exercises of the public schools
will take place follows: School NO l. friaAy
morning; No O. Thursday afternoon; NOS s. anu
g Friday morning, and No. I on THURSDAY after
noon. --..-..1z 1,,ci,a Cornnanv have
GRANTED basketball team and elected on eares
Rogers captain. The CLUB is practsIisL iO canarats
Comnany In the armOry.