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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
THE Liberal PARTY'S FATE NTOLrED
An IMPORTANT POLITICAL CASE oN TRIAL N
MONTREAL

~ IMPORTANT political CASE oN TRIAL ~
MONTREAL
Montreal sept 9-What promises 20 ne ce'1-
brsted case j. being heard in the Court OF queen >
BENCH in this city l. IS a suit for criminal Au.
brought by J I. rarte. Minister or PUBIC " oI''
Cor the Dominion, against William Alexander
C,renier. publisher of the ''Libre Parole Inc t.a
Is being made a party afrair between the Liberals
who are in power and The Conservatives. VINO age
n opposition The Conserve tves hope 20 bring ou'
damaging facts enough against the LlOef"7 ''
cause the downfall OF the party
Mr. Tarte has been for years poiitca. organ
jzer. At first ne was the mainstay in that c!rec-
lion for the Conservatives and Their. FOR some r'-
SON ne published = number OF letters which c)nl-
promised the Conservatives and caused ilc fel"-
brated McCireevy tra., which caused the rei.rf;Hti
OF Sir Hector Laugcvin and the Imprisonment OF
several members Of Par lament. ana gave me nrst
blow 10 the party which had jhcr been IN power iOF
nearly seventeen years a. a reward Tor ms ser
vices 20 the Liberal party he was made Minister
OF Public Works wncn Sir Wiltrid Laur.er came
The defence which is conducted by \. C.. Cornell
lier Calixe Leboufe. the leader OF the Government;
faction opposed 20 Mr.. Tdrte. and Mr. TdiNion, eX-
Conservative Premier Of the Province " quebec
has called sixty witnesses. including sir Nilfrd
Iaurer the Premier. who attends court every DAY;
all the members Of the Ministry and sevcra. Of the
prominent members Of he Opposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
DIPLOMATS RETURN TO WASHINGTON

THE BRITISH EMBASSY MISUNDERSTANDING
LATI0Ns FOR NJ PATE@CTRE
Washington. Sept. CA number 4 t'@ :orelsn
representatives nave returned rom their summer
vacations. some Of them temporarily and others 20
open the embassies ana legations for ne WINTER
Baron ION Hengelmuller the Minister from AUSTRIA
Hungary, came back for day, leaving the CRY
again this afternoon. His visit caused some COM
ment In connection with the reports that the A-'-
,rian Government il about 70 protest against the
killing Of a number Of AustTo-H Uuglrians III inc
recent miners trouble near HIzlcton. Penn.
Charles r. L. Adams First Secretary OF he
British Enbassy ana Charge dAifai:cs N TIE
absence Of Sir Julian Paunc-foc. mas returned nom
Misunderstanding and the British Embassy Is
reopened permanently. The STAFF Of the E;noaSsI'
Messrs. Tower O'Berne and KayanaGsh' came with
Mr.. Adams The Inter called AZ ne state Depart
rnent to-day ana saw secreiary sherman. II was 4
soea! visit. and ls said 10 have HAD no significance
in connection with the BchlinE Sea question 'i''
Adams has been twice before stationed ~ N'7hl's-
ton and came hc~. irom Brussels.
TIE French Ambassador came from MS summer
home. a; Elberon. \. j. for 20 b.i't stay. ne ''d'
not yet received oGiyjai wo,! of has transfer 10
Madrid but dee cou:inU@s 90 receive i'hr''''.""S ny
Cable from friends IN Paris. md Ibis i~ TAKE" "'
confirming tile report OF tlo transfer ;'uies am
bon. VINO vil succeed hin. A.re, ac''i.'i 10 ,i,
latest reports from Paris come. 'i - be,.
French family. un" or th" am '2,!a I'. ." ~,
Min ,tcr OF Finance following The ReNo'udph, w"
~ the brothers now stand man ia ne t-,,,i
vice. one ncing Ambassador at 'o'i '"''. $500, ~
France He les "A commando ot tl' '.'EIpi ~.
Honor has served a Project OF me b'lat Hi
the Nori and Us now Governor. enc ~ u'
the largest AMI most important fI'H'h ''@''''' ''
Urising three tipgilfiUeutS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
POOL on THE CONCERT HALL LAW.

HE SAYS TT IS \ DEAD LETTER AND DISCHARGES
TWO MEN ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING TT.
George \. Bumenthal manager Of the Harien
Opera House. appeared I'm the Harlem Court yoster-
day morning To answer the charge Of violating the
concert Hall law I'm the Harlem MUSIC HAN
Biumenthal a1crred that he was not the manager
IT, declared mat he merely looked after MT
Litchcnstcns interests. AID that tine real manager
No james \. Leercr. Lcder'r was aumnlohseu
lna Blumen hal paro!.d 20 produce $500 bail
This law Ina, b.on q dead letter iOr long time
The police suddenly became imbucd with the Idea
that they ought ~ rcfurrect and enforce H. ana
proceeded with the enforcement without hol"y'ls
The thcu.rirll and concert hall managers OF their
intention Wherever the law has been violated It
hos boon done because the law WIS a dead letter
and n.u. In their ignorance Of It's very existence
accidentally stepped without .ts limits. .-. -
Magistrate poo, sitting In Essex Market our, 81
expressed himself In explaining why ne ordered ~.
dtschprro a. Charles krlmm. VINO keeps a cQic'rt
hail iu Chrystic-4t aud Joseph birp. VINO ll liz =
similar place In th" Bowcry. Tn"y naG bolh pe'H
arrested FOR violating the Concert Han law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
rHr sorrnruLD HELPLESS ~ TIE By

u.u THREE 3. NuHEu PAS-ENGENS BROUGHT
A-ED.l HY THE NoRuFiELp
Whit. ,h, Sat.n Island f,rryhoat Sol'hn''
g.. on l, 20 O'Clock trip from Staten Island 10
.l.v ety yesterday afternoon her steering gear
broa. sh, boy 90 for som" anne on k''".H
Re-. nlil. efforts oerc made 20 reri'r ID" d"'IlEr
I..l. .r..., boy t.rr- hundred pdssrn t'i1 VIZ
.,. r.rr.L .a fIe NorthAoa which md ~ 9l,lri,
D ...l Tor fl.. .ify 90 l'u o.eork Tho 7"'iHI'I,!
.. .....r..i .rr helpless rudd'r. and steering ny
.r.. .ti.r returned 20 tlc station Island slip Tor
vli..f OLD. N.rthn,.a. loaded down WIN n'r "w u
and ... Soltla.ll'. PASSENGERS req. h'l w. M .'
llnt- Nh.f.urIi--t doubt" row OF I''hF. w.
extended back almost 30 Si"tr-5' = .'' '. il -
: 49,. -tutnf,.s when flrN came = Ni' .'.4" 80
th..r transfer 100 thc Bias rom one no- ]" ,.|
,,r.r "a ~. ...sfv .frrfri. The noaiS NJ. it-t
b.. .t...- Gle. fY end. Ifd EinEpiahk lhld h'-
.....1 ru t4c.r lower looks over ma M RaHS'h
49, r..-.,l without ANTIQUITY and NTIN"d IN ilr
.ttr tf,- minutes .ltr. Vhc fcaWS on 'l' S.,.' l.
u ID rrml r,d 1n her, and ""f" it"ch pn'k J." T'',I
., .,,tJ vrcue- thcy started JSan ior NHN-loTk
nI ft" next boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Plans now buildings srl alterations hay" been fled
at the Department OF Bindings AS follow;
New building. main oGlce:
i79th-~f. y f. i'u Z WadsNorih ave. 'r
tire" 'hrrr-siory hri'> dwellings. ld>yi2; Jacob
Hes owner. kchoe. ~ ~ SIS West lN|i- 80. 49,
67th.t Do <. ,25 z y Z Arlsterdafn-aye .or lour
ave stor, brick na'9. -5XS9 Laura J. Man
der. q 40 ~ Wcst ii7ih-st. owner. John ~
No'v,v. ~ 80 III 5thave. architect. soen
hrrk tencments. with stores. 256N>', Harry
Fi~,ne. r No @ij East Broadway. owner.
N1fenhurgor & Sfnuh. u W ~ B1wor.,
Alterations
,7arK~on-st No - - = two-storv brick stable
ana ladnt'v. - 3V41. estate - Mrs n 4 Lang
don. owner. Werner & Wndolph. u 40 ~ Lib
"rty-s fr'hitects .........-:-... CSC"
dwelling ana stable. g Hoag,and. Of No -
West slsf -. John ~ Duncan. of No
p W"st 2Ith-st, tIchitect. 1000
Riyinr' 'n. So 80 81, 10 a two-~tory brick and
Max Mulo~. 4 ~ - Centre a.chitect...... $40
Nv buildings. branch ONCE.
Washington ave- - 70 2 = Hal cyst, for
tw1-and i-haf story frame dwelling. IONA.
lrcacct e .".'"." $500
Ko.-iale. ave . : ~ q ~ Mansion -. FOR
two story iraInc dwelling. iSXSi. William Hago.
owner. g.; Springstce. architect ............. i90O
frame dwellings. ldNNi+. William : Ger
main. so tVl Pleasant owner. charles -
clark ~ No ~ East li7th -. archect 5.t"
Avenue r.. - - K an q. Tor tNo-storv
frame dwelling 22xiI Alecia Byrnrs. owner;
r. II WIN. ~ W 1862 Fulton-ive architect. 500
Beck II. n Inou ave. t1r three-atory
tenement. 2oNd0 - Rohzec<. II No 34d
East d3th ~. owuer; W . D,cNerson. architect 5000
t'niou-ave .. n q " Reel-st, FOR 4 three
story frame tenement. 20Ni+ Robitzeck.
owner. W Dickcrson. architect. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

-.ut .i.-Nt M. wool auction safes 10 day
!, "a hale. wore orerra. II which .''n we're Withdrawn
,.ouneton was animated ana yrfiefih' advance was
o,r1i, ,nn,nfnlucd. prices SONG oaces showing
hardening tendency American nnNelf "II-hfe'. hli
lso,feht a few .Dt- Including quantity ~ Queensland
greasy marked lga-radlne." FOR which they paid 100
The & ntneit showed much animat'n. ana nrilrm ana
abort and faulty srourels ~ per cent ~ The nome
trade spes ~ full rates one mn
ing s"vsEpenc- Was paid Cor cape ~ Good HOPE
s,0ureds. ony "a few offered. TIE following are
ne sales and the prices obtained: .
New South Naes-2,iii bales; scoured sdals So
prehsy lod
victoria~I77s baes. secured 5,dgis ~. ~.
u9iad ,.,.,e, ,,
greasy 5.u1l.
- Wes Australia 30 bales. grcusy iisd7 81.
Tssmanis-t2 balcF; greasy. 1izIlo1.
New Zealnnd-3 $40 bales secured 7dals 3isd greasy
l.d9isd. , 49,, , T.,
80. gr'aY. -. Ha,in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
TOTING IN ENGLAND.
AN INCREASED LIBERAL MAJORITY.

s.Mrl.I. MOSS ELECTED TO SUCCEED Sir GEORGE
OSBORNE MORGAN N EAST DENBloHsH1RE
London. Sept 29--The result OF the election yes
to-day N The East Division of Denb'ghshire for
Member Of Parliament TO succeed the late Right
ron. sir George Osborne Morgan Bart. Lib
era. IS a Liberal victory with an Increased major
',v The polling follows.
t, Ell NPSI 1; iofrai KENYON 3ss
Liberia, majority sex
Al The iast general election. Sir George MoT.An'
Liberal polled 1899 woes and II. ;. l. RaikeS. con-
sentative BIS votes. majority of l7Si for ne
Liberal candidate. Consequently Mr.. Moss Is elect
Cd with an increase in the Liberal majority OF
So votes
Mr.. Moss who IS lawyer and 4 resident Of
Rossett IN MS address tho electors declared ''''
ne WAS prepared to give loyal adherence 10 the
pollcy OF the last Liberia! Govcramert tte eA-
claimed that like their old leader. Mr.. GLADSTONE
he placed implicit faith in = union OK AetTiS
cernented by proper concessions 70 the rsa,9.'i,r
demands Of either Welsh, or irish, OF sou. "a,
onalists. as expressed ~ telr "a ~ - ~ .Ei 49,
representatives" NJ. Moss SAID lNat ioI MS i''-
son such a measure of home RUE Ior I;;e.t'' '9
would satisfy the Just aspirations OF the lr.sh Hro-
pie and which would also insure the s~,r'H mo 49,
ndr For the sane reason but also Welsh
rU ~ .nS a nonconfornist he deemed il the i'm
narative duty Of the ncXt Liberal ToErfnhlthl l."
sstabish perfect religious equality lor an IN N
~ the state He said tha; The Eight Hours oll..
which is a matter OF great concern 90 iae woiktnE
,-"'ri;.l -tnDorr Among the other reforms which
Nr Moss advocated as being urgently n-euel a7
80 +he working classes were zone man one Fo'r'
an alteration of me present system OF rcSstFAtoh
"a the payment of the returning officers charges
ont OF the rates. thus facilitating. W.leIe e''''''
NJ return OF labor candidates . T., -
NJ Moss during his campaign severely con-
,,I,od ~ Motley Of Lord SalisbuTy's Government
he declared that It's foreign policy would De con
demned and that It had done 9nt htue oo .,'. U
Rates act it had robbed the towns TO piease tAS
eo,rtrv that bv its Voluntary Schools aci il roop
~ ,1xreytrs 10 please the clergy and that by It's
W.orlnen's CONDENSATION act the Conservative
Government had satisfied neither me eHi"S ei' o'
the employees. .-.,,.s &c , ,.or,.
vsak man for the Liberals TO put mp AFTER ne Hi9
trct mad been represented by 50 strong 4 He!l,t.
a. SIR George Morgan. and The supporter o. -, W,
Moss did not expect him 10 pol ildJO44'' '0 ''-
as that Of the deceased member
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

General Joseph W Plume Va Che guest oil
honor 3D., d dinner s.rcn l4si aiEht az the Essex
.'.h .n Newark, hy .h" members of t"e division
..,o ,at d armurr 90 wcilknown officers II the
National Guard ~ Ncw-Jcrscy u which General
Plume Dol tnc COMMANDER
General Plume returned 70" days ago "o'" -
,. ,..,, i'm r.1rop. ana last nights dinner WAS Jon
.,.... ..t.r. az Ill welcome homie While abroad
.,,.,.rll plum. Wa 4 guest az the tnl man"uNr's
m 1o-h the Freucn and German armies Ia - ",'.
..,...h ,ni.h be made lItt evening l' rticft'"
.i i-..,riz,tlou of tnc German Army ana 74H
.1at it was q model military '.iA"..'. , i'
me-. lated Oh. NItioual Guard OF "" -J'F ''E
...,. ,r.ytfpr as 4 division. "nlrh carried
MIMIC oui-.,l, The pale Of politics IL" rNprr@@,i
H. mona. tf,.tf tn, militia ~ New YORK "hi'H r.
wa g.. model 40 other ways, would SOON '"
or.auiZod on tIc same basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
FATHER IGy4TIUS MAKES 4 SEyS1TIOy

Nottingham. England Sept. 22-There was a sen
satior here to-day during the session Of the Church
Congress. In discussing the progress Of Life ana
Thought Of the Church Of England in the Vic
toria Era" the debate assumed dramatic turn
through the appearance OF Father Ignatius. the
famous Monk and Superior OF LlanthOny Abbey
which he founded. In an impassioned speech he
declared that the school represented I'm present
congress by the Dean or Ripon and the Archdcacon
OF Manchester was treating creeds as illusions,
DENYING Christ and taking away Cod Thus. he
continued, was the very raisOn d'etre Of mission
airy work destroyed, and ne adCed we are on the
Interrupted. and several times he was warmly
rneered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
80 HELP FROM TIE luKER.
\ DEPrrATIoN FROM TIE TRIBEsMEN TURNED
BACK At JELALABAD BY AFGHAN
OFFICIALS

london Sept. 5o.--A dis0atch TO The Times" from
Simla says
"-rac Afrill and Orakzh icnutltion which started
for CaDul - solicit the help Of tho Amer was
rf,delv checked a. Jcllllbal. where the Afghan
officials turned The cpUtation back and refused Us
request for ammunition. This plain intmat!on from
tbdurrahnan that he is resolved not 10 assist the
t~ihcs-len is 4 most striking proof OF his loyalty
fo -1a treaties. The Mu4Iahs nave al along I'-
udcd the tribesncn witl stories promising mo
Anleer's support. ana the tribal ieadera are only
now learning the Truth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
UorEuEyTS N YHE NILE COUNTRY.

slak,m Sept. Ex-Governor Parsons has started
c,,,, Nfassowah 10 Kassola. probably in connection
,rb tho cessi0n Of that place by the Italians 10
the British
+, T.. rcuor:od that Osman Digna TIE famous gem
oral Of the Nahdi. mas gone 10 Oma1yman ne
uesc,t.re from OsmaL DiChas forces hnYr reached
sIuk,t ana are Joining the nglo-hgypldn army
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
DISASTROUS FIRE N MINILA.

SEVERAL IMPORTANT BUILDINGS DESTROYED
AND \ NUMBER OF LIVES LOST
Manila Philippine Islands. Sept. % Delayed in
transmssion).-A fire yesterday destroyed the
gendarmes' quarters. The Public Library. the Mu-
scum the offices Of the Department for the H.
specton Of Forests, and many other public build
inss. involving great pecuniary loss. In the panic
which resulted from the confagrat:on. many peo-
pie were burned to death. trampled upon or other
wise seriously injured. The disaster is said to be
of incendary origin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Plymouth. Sept 29-The toIpedo-boat destroyers
Lynx and Thrasher grounded to-day during fog
Oh Dodman's Point The Thrasher broke IN two.
but the Lynx was got off and towed 20 Falmouth.
Tho crews of both boats were taken off Three
sfokcrs were killed and stCkers Injured by The
bursting Of A pipe on board the Thrasher
shortly after she grounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
SIR OLIVER uOW4r PROMOTED.

ottawa Sept. % (SpeciaD.-Sr oliver Mowat has
resigned his portfolio Of Minister Of Justice and
bas accepted the Lieutenant Governorship OF on
tar!o. David Mills becomes Minister of Justice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
NEW STATUES N OTTAWA.

ONE TO BE or THE QUEEN AND THE OTHER OF
ALEXANDER MACKENZIE.
Ottawa Sept . (SpeciaD.-The Government has
decided 10 erect two statues IN frcnt Of the Parlia
ment buildings-One Of the queen. and the other OF
the late Prime Minister, Alexander Mackenzie.
Ihcv ere 0 cost 5000 cach.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Grandst.. No il5. 25xloo; Getta schoIe to sam s,
wSs;-st 10 1870 and 10 go Fuionst; charles
% ?aa w 10 Charles & "a wsi e,ct
olr a, and d. VIII. ~ ;s ONION 1900
ngs5 ana wife 10 10 III Ezsas anTn 5000
soa-s3 :71 # q coi I1 -'xioes:
>. laSso G go " or 5h sSsas xss Marsaiai
KIagcs Annie Franz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: l
77,hst. 10 q st-ave. 25xlo22 George ., ooc
ie ave. s. 300 +, Of i5d--i 25xsi.S Moses .. s,o
7Dth.t ~ . East. John ) Ames and wife to Cor +,
'a ys,.. e X "a & S,q'' s4s.o Sarah
1l5i i s. 35Ss Il Of ist-ave 3a.xiooi
r-Sia S.S 70 a5 VAT ;sS!5ri joseph \ DfaH-
A%s'er et%at 4esen AMI wife to OF William tS MSS
l if6. ~ &ot West 4sxooii. william
i20tl. It ~ > 10 o 7th-ave 5OxlOo.ll Emily
Jc-,ra, ave. " c5iner Hishoridae Road. is4ox
ooxo4.9xls1.ll James ,orbe't to Jessie
5t2 ave- W 3 loit i2c and III map Noun. eden
iooslon: Harriet Green ana an"'heF 7" 10
rG n "a 90 ~ map Woodlawn Heights carlos
so,hos n 5. Isl It OF io.h-ave: 5oxio2!; John ~,
52- ''' n 20 It " = oth s;Sloo5 earle
sas 1'1' .. 2 !f Il Of 7-hayc 25xao Joseph 81
Ham to ralre stenield -, ;,.,,,aiiii 10
Patrick II L,nch and wife TO Daniel smith 10
and Wife ................ 49, o.. ="
,52I-st 80 80 Wast lix.9ll. Ward wheeler
and wife ID Ioriel.a - Alendro'h ..-.. =. 80,
''lIsye: , inner 70 T,Ins 1876
Lots - and 20 map Van Nest Par". hphiaih o-o
Levy 10 /. B.0phy ~"
iu6tl-.t u park ave, 23X'0.lli
John y strauss - Helen strauss .......-.-... !
Pleasant NJ 29o 94S It Of il3n-'I hvc,,rvo
Is 6x,4 Augusta Fell 10 Lucy \ k3use .r.~ci"hse
Auiuhon-tve. u - corner iNoih-st. JoxiO palm"
Simon Ia Martin Ingri"h J
Audubon ave " corner lsoth-st 25xio same
Cd
L9t NJ oIN - ri map ~ o,onne n K%SI.'. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
THE RorTERDArs CREW REFUSES TO san
THEY DECLARE THAT SHE IS NOT sEAwoRruY

THEY DECLARE THAT SHE IS NOT sEAwoRrIY
SINCE SIZE WAS AGROUND.
St. Johns y. T.. Sept. 29.-The Dutch tank
steamer Rotterdam which has been undergoing
temporary repairs here since grounding the night
Of August 3 off Mistaken Point. saould have sailed
Yesterday but her crew protested that she was UNI
sea worthy and refused 20 20 with her. The Masis-
,ratcs requested me navigating Lieutenant and CHEZ
engineer OF the BT,!sh warshp pelican 30 examine
aer and they reported her scawortny. and ~ Q"
make the voyage across ;hc Atlantic. Bat scv"ra.
II the crew sill refuse 20 sail, though tnc police
arc making urgent efforts TO overcome their Oh
iectous and TO persuade them 10 rejoin the vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
DIXIE WILLIAMS BODY FOUND.

HAMBURG Sept. 20 The body OF Duke Frederick
William OF Mecklenburg -Schwcrin. commander or
,oroedo- bost No w. who was drowned with eighi
~ hcr crew by the capsiziug and sinking Of mat
boat near the liehtship OF CuXhaven on September
90 mas been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Avord. AIT}n y, anu vi" 10 ldIHeet * IN
all prop'ry Ia city ~ New-l9rk 81 Alone" ,,o,
Boiler. Wolf b. lgnaZ ho3, NJ - an 81 -oo
Buuger. Elizabeth -. ID Edward II Won lnsei 90
I<exEgfoa-a,r - u - y 3rh-.t, years. '''"'
Bell George and VIII" Zoo George l. El"dsuN
Boston Post Road Turnpike. ADJOINING 80
land Z james f1lilis. q months. s'"'
cary. II Anna. Thomas !. " att. NUS
80 II " ~ central Park West, yetr........ f-"o
Gr.u!u Edward r and wife to + - julius Lang
helm as general guardian. etc. Crotona- -
ave - Il # Oakland Place. 3 years..-.-... ~
Isscnaia Anne. Frederick - Thornuurv. 10 80
SO 81 Az" wears ..-.t.. ''''
Davis. John and MargaIef. Ferdinand r rscn,
lJUfl. 90 40 Amsterdam ave. de- .
rnand .......... -oOo
Downs Ella r and husband Benjamin Anter-
S 2n 'iI ssrp pner ,,,t NV =, " @ $50
Franz Anna. 20 Margarrth Klsgr- 2f-aye. $500
n s.f >lth.4i years Ion
Felt. Emily l.. ana husband 10 the intel states
l.if Insurance company ~ NcN lpIh' u
l9Oth-sf. 80 ~ Of 1'h ave. ljXl0Oil, = .-
MORTGAGES ) wears 10000
tierilCltr lI--f. r
n lst-avD. l7h Ward leaseho.d , yrs ....-:.. Ion
Goodwin. Matilda f.. to fhe f4iW} rs Mortgage IN
suran Company. " 9Th ave- I'll n y II ibtn- go.
-. yrs t9''p
\
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30

Greece with a party Of nurses during the be-
tween that country and Turkey, said that the
crown Princess Of Greece. Princess Sophia of Prus
STA, had told her that the and most cruel
foe of Greece not the Sultan Of Turkey
the Turks but the Prncesss own brother. En-
peror William of Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
70 INCREASE THE BEER TAK ~ GERUANY

Berlin Sept 23-'rhc "Vossiscne Zcitung" says
that the Government is taking steps 10 introduce
bill TO increase the beer tax threefOld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-30
NEW LORD MAYOR or LONDON.

HoRAr1o DAVID DAVIES SUCCEEDS SIR GEORGE
FAUDEL PHILIPS.
London. Sept. 29.-Horauo David Davies. Con
servative Member Of Parliament fer Chatham. was
chosen Lord Mayor Of London today, with the
usual ceremonial. succeeding Sir George Faudel
Philips.
Hora,io David Davies was born in London IN
iNi2 lie les son Of II. u. Davies, of the Ward or
Bishopsgate, city Of London. and was educated at
Dulwich College Ne has served lieutenant
colonel OF the Sd NiddleseX Artillery Volunteers
WAS sheriff Of London and Middl sex IN ls>'. ana
Al Alderman. representing Nshopssale. I'D
iS>9 lie Is "a Justice OF the Peace for the county
~ Kent. UnSurcessfullv contested Rochester III
$50 returned for thu same borough IN ~,
hUf unsoHt"d petition. Al the last genera
election Mr Davies defeated Z. II. Cox l-iherai.
prentice. .nG later entered commerce"
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49, rLGnrNG WIrER ~ FRLE.

Jo.cuh Thompson. o.. waiter in pennc,'s rr-'aH-
rant. AZ 80. - Park Row. wao wHs arrested Tues
day ulrat for lighting with Henry D. M'f-'. "'
Rut hersord. y j.. was arra.gucl loo cen r' street.
C0nrt Yesterday morning on charge %. a--'I'.
1'bc r0r,plai.lnt lid NOT appear. ana Ma-iIff''
crane ordered Thompson 81. Charge.
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4 pLAGrE SEARCH PARTY MOBBED.

Bombay Sept. GA plague search party has
been rnobbed at Igatpur Four members Of tie
marty including a surgeon, were severely wounded.
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WHAT PRINCESS SOPHIA TOLD MRS. CHANT
London Sept EN- lecture which she ieliv-
cred on Monday at Nuneaton. Warwickshire, Mrs.
Ormiston Chant, the social reformer who went TO
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WILL THERE BE TWO NEW C1BLES1

London. Sept 29-"The Pail Mall Gazette this
afternoon says 1t has reason 10 believe that the
long-threatened opposition 20 the sO-called cable
mol is about to assume definite shape ana that
TWO new cables between France and Massachusetts
VIII be working at reduced rates within Il fort
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REAL EST ATE TRANSFERS.

brick house lot 1s9xs 1914 Ks 81 x9 sxsllOl.
executors sale; TO Mary Becker for slo~o
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SOUVENIRS,

equlUdlPht
~ value to Is per cent Of their
purchases. M9e Stores full 10
choose fror'.
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Chatham Square
COWperthwait Sons

Buyers Of Goods on Friday and
saturday, October I8t and I'd, may
select am articles in the Establish
meat "a
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Citp l1roperin 60 Get.

IA WEST IITH-sT tNEAR 9TH AVE)-oNLn $1,000;
70 Immediate possession quiet healthy, excelient or
der superior location; rs rooms KEYS AZ 20 opposs
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Anartmcnis iDantco.

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE desire furnished or un-
\ furnished apartment of or rooms VITA oath, IN
mousse where u other taken; liberal
roryernent rpade and service; West
SD between 10th and I0th prefer ed hrstclass ref
arences required. Address APARTMENT. i2i2 Broadway