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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
A TARIFF EXPERTS VIEWS.
Mr. sHARRETTs ESTIMATES THE REVENUE
FROM THE REVISED BILL.
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEI
Washington May 6.-Thomas S. Sharretts, the
nresdent Of the United States Board OF General Ap
praisers who is in the city. gives the following as
mis- personal opinion OF the probable enect on 'ne
revenues Of the amended Dlnsley Tarin Dill:
I'm my Judgment. the bill will produce snmciei'
revenue 10 meet the demands of the GoVerhIhei'
The duty on tea will aggregate at least *io"V'VO'
while the increase provided for in the tax on peer
r,m amount 70 from N2Oo0.0o0 to StW"oVV mort
The Increased duty sugar Will result III IN"
terial rain 70 the volume Of revenue over '"'' ~
auced NV the net Of 1894 Indeed this increase aoie
,,ou,a bs almost sufficient. II times were prospe'
~ nroduce the additional revenue necessai! ~. t
mort the Government, as the dehciehc! uue
wrson-Corman act was due largely TO the uep.
conditions I estimate the increase OF INC u''
.rear over that Of the Wilson law to amount o' .'
average 10 about So per cent do not oe'eNe VIC"
tho increased rate will materially anec' '"o '0
of mportations ,,,.,o, ,rono wool
T think the increase from this source -, ..,oI
The POSSIBLE decrease from the manufacturers 80
20. - 49, ra,e bcnc prohibtive on the lower srSues
w un r,,xad goods The cotton schedule snoM w
Ua-v little change from the wilson iam swndries
same may be said OF the metal max ar" revenue on
schedules ] should say that nv oS~,se would not
the articles Included III '"e'N
tbnk there will be falling of on tooaoGo M
the reason that. while the rates Htiostion on leaf
te az the Wilson bill there IL linta'sS1, U Lies
those OF i HE Cor wrapper contained In ncr nae
which will necessarily Work rndnces the per-
nue. from this SOURCE inns eh Thfs reduction will re-
s,, IN causing very large propoItloI " "a For
fobacco which will be legiin9a.eIE H. a. wrapper
filler purposes to be casses ts' being shipped
rates and this VIII heCeso'''0 "
NJ he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
New publirallons.
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY
PUBLISHES THIS DAY.

MRS F. A. STEELS NEW NOVEL,
IN THE ut is not itself so
TrDErAy much a novel as it is an
,,or, s,oz episode. an idyll On the
: -" other hand, the ldyli
carries the strength and
dignity Of truly tragic narrative.
90 has some vertably thrilling passages
hut il Is natural from cover to cover. and Is lad
down as piece Of evenly brilliant writing It's
charm pursues the reader along several lines
The central motive is original and Its develop
ment is even more unexpected.
MRS. F. A. STEEL IS AUTHOR OF
on THE FACE "Emphatlcally the best
OF THE WATERS. tale Of the Mutiny yet
f-'''' ~ ortI e., "a readers may recall 9TH
ers . but which Of
them has the comprehensiveness' the insisn. anu
the strength of this?"-The Atlantic Monthly.
ut Is a powerful and unforgetable book. -
Evening Transcript. Boston
MRS. F. A. STEEL HAS ALSO WRITTEN
MISS STEWARDS LEGACY. RED ROMANS
THE FLOWER OF FORGIVENESS.
PRICE OF EACH UNIFORM EDITION. $50
TALES OF THE PUNJAB.
Illustrated by J. L. Kipling. Crown ovo'
gilt top. Price, $500
MRS. F. A. STEELS NOVELS
are to be found at every Booksellers. or VIII
he sent postpaid on receipt of price by
THE MACMILLAN COMPANY.
&C Fifth Avenue, New-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
nR AyGELL CONFERs WITH MR. SIBERIAN.

Washington, May s-Dr ANGEL OF Ann ABBOT
49,, ,,nn,ly Amounted and confirmed Minister 10
r,o,, bas arrived in Washington. lie called at
The state Department to-day. and although 1t was
automatic day. and Secretary Sherman was busy
n the reception of the Diplomatic Corps. he was
hown at once into private room ana ha G long
n,arvieu, with the Secretary OF state. The con-
.rence related 10 the best methods OF attacking
he rather difficult diplomatic problems me nv
Ell was not exhausted In this preliminary Dis
sussion No definite time has been set tor tne De
gnided bv the wishes OF the Department and by
fbe desires of Minister Terrell, who Is extremely
10 be relieved II will not be long deferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
RIILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans FOR new buildings and alterations filed at
the Department OF Buildings yesterday as follows:
New buildings main office:
White 125. for six story brick and stone
building with store and lofts. 2lxT Agnes
AIbnger OF No 2.3l2 Southern Boulevard.
cwner; Frank Albinger. Of No 1913 Liberty
ST architect ......... .................... $4,000
l4xis; Frank Williams. OF No rs Grove st.
owner: Richard Berger. Of No 800 Broadway.
architect $50
Alterations. main office:
odtf-st Nos $40 and 35i West. TO hve-stcry brick
factory; John |. Hamilton OF No 3+6 West Nth
10Th ST. architect 1900
27th No $50 West. three story brick
tory. by owner and architect ............. 300
18th IT. No 20 West 10 four story brick public
school: city, owner. & u snyder o No 5SI
Prnadway architect
stone public school. city, owner g Il Snyder
architect :.................... 100
New buildings branch Office
Jennings st. W y, SOIL II . of Prospective
two story frame dwelling. iSx32 John Toeberg
Of No ,il5 Nyse ave, owner. Ne.s Toe.b.rg of
Home st and southern Boulevard architect. $500
Place, g 100 II OF 18th 81, "a
story frame barn 25x25. W Morris owner:
T. q IIaynaker architect Observation-Disclosures. 200
Hoest g :. 10 II n OF Jennings ~. for "A twostory
frame dwelling. 2ix50: Frank Donnelley OF No
~ COuVerneur st, owner; X Il Rogers,
5O3 5th-aye. architect 900
AltcIati' ms. branch once;
Westciester q y, Id n OF tlausOn
In frame pavilion: Mary
owner: NJ Gdrvn, II No 3.3ll 30 ave. archi-
tect lOW
Westcheser- ave. W corner Clauocna ave, to
one story and attic frame she'd
and architect '..'''"."s.......'...s VW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Army ORDERS.

Washington May s-Orders have been issued at
the War Department assigning General shafter TO
command the Department OF the Columbia. with
HEADQUARTERS at Vancouver Barracks, and transfer
ring General Otis to the command OF the Depart
nent of Colorado, with headquarters at Denver
(.o,opel Merriam who is now at Denver, Will as
sumo command OF the Department upon General
Wbeaton's retirement next Saturday until General
Otis's arrival, and Colonel Anderson at Vancouver
will be In command there until General shai,ers
arrival 1t is already settled that General Brooke
comma nding the Department OF the missouri az
Chiraro will succeed to the INDEPENDENTLY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
REAL ESTATE.
MANY LOTS SOLD AT PRIVATE CONTRACT
FOR IMPROVEMENT.

ROWS OF PRIVATE DWELLINGS TO BE ERECIED-
LARGE NUMBER OF WITHDRAWALS
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The principal dealings In the real estate market
Yesterday both at private contract and In the auc-
ton rooms were In vacant lots. There was
large number of offerings at auction but the larger
part OF them were withdrawn or adjourned.
The Equitable Life Assurance society has so'
for immediate improvement to william ficKeh
sevon CITY lots in the south side of Onerhundred-
beginning 100 feet west OF
Seventh-ave.
Leth G. Glenn. the builders. have purchased from
the Equitable Life several lots adjoining the ABOVE
in the south side OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
enth-st beginning 275 feet west OF Seventh-ave. on
which the BUYERS will at once erect row OF 'hfeo
story brownstone dwellings. Wilson
the plot in the north side Of Eighty ~
feet east Of fe WsG GOnt w III ere erect
Leonard j. Carpenter in conjunction with Ash Ash,
the stable 10 1870 West Fift!eth-st.
MAJ, K Hess ebay naye 4Ss or E an old bnRdng on
lot 25xloo for about 5000 The buyer WI, impf Nyss
proof pro ;'i werc ca lie building
seton & Wissmann we're the brokers IN The, the sale
OF the Ocean House. Newport, H. H. 10 hehr' l.
Barley. Of this city,
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the result OF the offerings at
auction yesterday at No Ill Broadway:
BY l.. J. Phillips & Co.. West End-ave.. northwest
corner of Ninety -seventh-st. vacant lot 20 uxlW,
peremptory sale West End-ave.. adjoining the
above; lot 25xioo. perempory sale Both parcels TO
BY William Kennedy, Spring,st west side; IA
feet south OF -hundr sixty hrst-st, X95x
irregular; amount due $500. Foreclosure sale to
Daniel w Smith 1850.
BY Peter F. Meyer e Co... No. 1872 East Twenty
sxth-st near First-ave four-story brick tene-
ments on front and rear lot 25x9s9: amount due S5-
034 Foreclosure sale to the plaintiff Lyman Tlf-
fanny trustee. $4,000 - ,
BY George r. Read. Twenty-fourth Ward. Hull
ave 100 feet south OF OZark-st.. vacant lot 2oxlW.
trustees sale at No. 80 Liberty-st. Bid in at 800
Twentyfourth Ward. Norwood-ave.. 1889 feet south
of Gun Hill Road, vacant plot, 5Ox1W. trustees
sale at No 80 Liberty-st. Bid In at 2,lO
BY Richard V. Harnett q Co. Nos. 459 to <63 Eigh-
feminist. Brooklyn. near Nnth-ave. three TWO
story frame houses. lots each l34xlOo2 Voluntary
sale at No 80 Libertyst.. as follows: Nos 46l ana
1863 to NJ. Siebert 1850: No. 49, Withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
TARIFF TABLE TO BE READY SATURDAY.
,,,.vocp.rs INTEND TO CAUSE NO UNNECESSARY
DELAY IN THE SENATE.

,vosb,neton. May G (speciaD.-Senator A!hsoh an
s ,oday in response an interrogauo"
from, senator Jones' of Arkansas, that the SEM
would probably have in its possession by sasarnas
Tho tables ordered TO be prepared by 'fe "e""so
Esnance Committee showing the rates hHeu .; '.'
Mckinley law. the Wilson law, the Diises wv Nv
+h. senate revision on the articles MADE ou'ieO,v
- ,o,,r measures As usual these tables VIII DC
,nura absolutely indispensable TO an isrifs
rnnderstanding and discussion OF the propos'u tain
Mt Jones called attention TO the 1ae' Ina Nav Il
hate on the Tariff bill was TO beslh on he al
ai,o ,ar DAVIS Instead OF two weeks Woulu oc ~,
Sned ' ~ The minority in which TO prepare aor Ie
attack on the Republican tarif prosraiisnnt sue-
htstns snwever that he would not at preselit suS
acc, reinforcement Of the day set for taking up
the Tariff bin and declared side Of the
Sepaie would do nothing to delay unnecessat a de- e
passage of the amended measure 'hioue" '
Eherafive branch"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
THE PARIS INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION.

SECRETARY SHERMAN URGES CONGRESS TO PRO
VIDE FOR THIS coUNTRY's REPRESENTATION
Washington May 6.-Secretary Sherman was at
the Capitol to-day. impressing on members or the
Senate the importance of providing for the proper
representation OF the United States at the APP
preaching Interna tional Exposition In Paris nc
called attention to the fact that the invitation mao
already been pending for time, and urged tnat
in order 10 permit the Government 10 MAKE me
prepa ration the necessary appropriation shouu NC
made at the present session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. May s-The President sent the
following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
uenrv A Thomas 10 be postmaster al Boston;
t-raderick Trite, IT.. register OF the lana once
al Prescott Arz.: Morris c; Barlow receiver Oh
nublic moneys at Douglas, Wyo. . -
'IJeutsna nj Colonel r. Miles. lst Infantry 10 be
colonel: Major w II. Bisbee. Sth Infantry, iieu-
soao on, ,coonel. CAPTAIN BENJAMIN ". Rogers. 18th
Infantry, major. Etrst Lieutenant }; G. Goe. 1917
Gn 81 infantry first lieutenant: Private Bert
u ~ 'NeTchant Ist Cavalry, second lieutenant;
4" rohn X Cuackenbush formerly a commander In
the Navy 10 be "A commander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
DocrA1 CONGRESS- COMMITTEES AT WORK.

Washington May 6.-The Postal Congress was
not in session to-day, adjournment having been
taken yesterday TO meet at the call OF the fres,,
Ser, The committees however were az WORK All
49,, ~, tho various propositions submitted TO the
Congress 1t is not likely that a ANY OF T Ine p %
oo 5tnas iike those Of the congress, are behlnd
oiosed doors The delegates not engaged IN com
mittee work are spending 'heT uhe III Sie"'
tpo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

vacated by General wheatons retirement. ana tne
only struggle now Is for the vacant brigadler-
generalship left by his promotion. The lead'hs
candidates are Colonies Merriam and Anderson. .,
the infantry branch, and Wade OF the cavalry. Wtn
Miner of the cavalry and Frank of the artI'ery
as possibilities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
THE BROOKLYN ACCEPTED.

Washington May 6-The Secretary OF the Navy
has finally accepted the cruiser Brooklyn on the
favorable report Of the board which conducted her
recent trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
unfuruisbco Apartments 90 Get.

VICE comfortable fats. rooms and bath; burglar
alarm attachment In owner ore aIi iih. n,n ar,
nnectn with all trolley roads Wv u s8- ~ H. nun 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
MR. TYNER BACK IN THE POSTAL Shh'iO H.
APPOINTED ASSISTANT ATToRNEY-GENERAL FOX
THE DEPARTMENT.

THE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. May 6.-James ~ Tyner Oh inui",a
wa. appointed Assistant Acknowledgement LOT lhe
postofce Department to-day MI lE h d,scberee
~ he "a m OF office and entered on the ulschais Sc
Of his duties.
...orr.v FOR the Postoffce Department Is the
-, 80 ~ rho Assistant Attorney Generals not IN
me presidential class. Mr.. Tyner held 'he place
under the Harrison Administration. he was roe..
mas,erGenera Tor months IN the ave, also
~ .Sa Grant Administration, and has serEeu aSY
s Sacond and First Assistant POSTMASTER. re- - a.
lie has also represented Indiana dlsulcI II, III
WASHINGTON He succeeds John L. Thomas OF MIS-
souri,. resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Couutrn l1rourrin for Sale.

nOOn WILL. BUY neat cotagc. rooms. io,s run ~.
SSUU trees etc; minutes walk from station; %
nil. from N Y Address A. ANENENGO. Park Rdge,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
For Boys and Young Men-City.

DERKELEY SCHOOL
Is % WEST 44TH STREET
.. I'll, 18Th wear begin, Monday. Sept. 2Ith.
Farly appcaon will be necessary 10 secure ausso" "
most Of the classes. - .u, ,-,,seuent,
Particular attention is called IN the new arrangement"
and facilities for the Junior Dept ages 70 ID
dress D. NhE'i'i>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
For Young Ladles-City.

For Young Ladles-City.
THE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Ap,yrpsTDE DRIVE s5TH AND s6rH STREETS.
W REOPENS OCTOBER 9TH.
PRIMARY AND INTERMEDlATH Dt,p an MEN l"
snecial attention paid 10 College Preparation -,
"Wednesday lectures in connection Win schoo "oTH'
Morning classes in Elocution and Gymnastics
Fully equipped Studio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
furnished Gouscs 60 Cci-Counirn

a rrpONpACKS-Ia Placid Completely furnished
\ c.tfages camps. supplies conveniently Housekeep-
Ing pleasure Air dry cool scenery grand iesuui si'"
- ,<UoRp y IA handsome furnished and IN -
rrrnisbed cottages reasonable rents 10 salts
factory tenants Early application VIII secure choice OF
az cottages with all modern improvements.
EEp cIiSON a VAN NAME. - Pine-st. y. y. city.
I>oR RENT-Cottage Of Mrs l%wls r.. Pearce contain
e. rooms. furnished Throughout beautifully
n5 dn the north bank Of the Manasquan River AT
si,,ie L. I'm fun Of the ocean Excellent crab
iIleNe III, sailing and bathing. Terms reasonable.
pihs' "S"'"e' Mrs LEWIS r. PEARCE. Briclle. y. J.
IANAsoUAN RIVER. y. j.. opposite Point Pleasant
\IETTo shore furnished cottages TO let; car
-, honse garden extensive grounds uneNcelled boat
trn.sV " III WILEY. owner. 80 West broadway.
mo RENT for the season. for $40" modern IL room
wv -. 1o mile from Brooklyn on Long Beach Road
hath tubs etc. lawn and shade; dock
ana bathing house; tennis court 'c' hcfes ~ Ihiu
a .Ht,sss Oi7EEN ANNE. Tribune ONCE
THE WYCHNERE COTTAGES.
c.,. GOD Jarych, Mass: choice well furnished COO!
nine forests: fine bathing; circular. j" ~ H. SIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Jnstruttlon.

For Young Ladies' .City.
DoARD1NC and Day school for Girls. Coz oth-ave
Is REV DR. and Mrs. CHAS. H. GARDNER frhe'p~'''
Pe.ids n French teacher wanted next year
MISS NJ f. RAYsCN: r. A go, .,.....
College preparat Special students l16 West 'oth OF
~Trw yopx 20 10 and "A East 57th Street.-The
y PEBBLES & Thompson school for Boarding and Day
pupils will open October 4th
THE vELTIN SCHOOL FOR GiR BIZ NINA
''' AMI ''I coLLEoE PREPARATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Countrn l,roprrtn % Get.

>conooo<o>>~~~<>~~~~ONN
VNNaLEWOOD ~ ITO rent for the summer, s,o
Ia house stable four lawn; SO feet ma
" mile view. everything hrst-class w. A. th,S
Western Electric Co.. cor Thames ana oreen",S--
VNOR RENT An the village of Port Chester ten in' Ia.
II walk frnm railway station. two cottages mcdeth ga.
proyements srg, gardens fruit stable attaehsa "
OF the cottages. II n AMhA>'h' ~ -
DRlvATE RESIDENCE 70 rent for sammesr Water; well
Village perfect sewerage, hot ana soiu Ain ayA
Furnished: bath ETC. W. D.. Ashland House. '
and 24th-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
Grntbcrs.

TEACHER will take charge of children or young
n girls for summe- IN safe. healthy place IN the
mountains Address \. II. STARR. 202 West l05d s..
DRIVATE TUTOR.-A. EVERETT STONE Nalel,
/ / 4g7 Broadway y Y. Twelve years experience IN
prerarng boys for college.
WANTED teacher Er esh Latin: teacher elo
w cution physical culture. gymnastics teacher violin
Fnglish: teacher English eocution: com
panion governess for two young ladies french German
,,iano $50 gentleman English French. Greek college
pprnncb nursery Covorness Apply to Miss DONONAN'S
!ranbn-s Bureau and Musical Agency. 80 East lih St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Bogss william, and wife 10 Lambert suydam.
No 2o3t Bowery. ! ear......................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

l. Prenaratory Primary Departments Optional Mtav
Drill playground GymnasIum. Not Luncheon bosra,''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-07

CoIIMpIA INSTITUTE 27o W: 1?p,sT-SoN,r,T,,, ,.,
I prenaratory Primary Departments. optional MlltAy
prui Playcround Gymnasium. Hot LUNCHEON, bostu,'"
~ EDWIN FOWLER. n. D.. A. b' rr'he'pA|
For Both sexes-City.
-r,,,rz ccuoor OF LANGUAGES.
IS~Madson Square C25th-si and Broadway"
r. Court ST Brooklyn. and otter principal AHee &nS
" ~ Europ cities Term begins now
For BOYS and Young Men-Country.
HrAPLEwoOD INST. Concordv!ile. ?a-s2o. per year
nj successful school. One Of the best to infuse with
snerey 10 wake up boys the duties OF e tobacco pro-
bibted Rows prepared for beet colleges Under 10
Tears Sis8 Location beautiful elevated ana heai'hy'
7 SIIORTIIDGE (Yale A. NJ. PriD
GUNNER SCHOOL at Nantucket. connected with Hsr-
- VaTd School y Y For Information apply TO . -
- w FREELAND. 36s oth-aVe. ~ !.
gr,uE PEEKSKIIL. MILITARY ACADEMY. PeekskI.
N Y-G3d year. Send tor illustrated catalogue
49, ' Col. LOUIS II. ORLEMAN. Prih
For Young Ladies-Country
GERMAN HOME SCHOOL,. PIG WEST seth STREET.
1 Conducted by LUCY F. ALLEN
~ SIMMER SCHOOL. WINTON. y. Y.
rJ,HE ossINING SEMINARY FOR GIRLS Is: Sing sing
on-the- Hudson. Miss g. G. FULLER Principal
10Th wear beg in, Se,temoer 22i.
TIME CAMBRIDGE Sc HOOI.
A select school for girls Comforts OF homo
M ARTHUR GILMAN ;. The Director.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS
Daily camera., 1897-09-09
BERLIN COMES BACK.
A Former Boulder Merchant Becomes the
brewery Manager.

BbIc"ciy "dudScT.
The Boulder Brewery remains Boul.
der concern. in the hands of Boulder
men, home concern, a strong business
enterprise, with Boulder men behind it
and successful future in front. The
Crystal Springs Brewing and Ice COM
pany is the name of the new company,
articles of incorporation of which were
filed with the secretary of state today.
The incorporators are Isaac Berlin, A. ].
Macky and George F. Fonda. The
manager of the concern will be Isaac
Berlin, former prosperous merchant of
this place. now resident of Denver,
who will move back to the scenes of
earlier commercial triumph. The con-
summation of this deal means much 10
Boulder. 1t means that Berlin will re-
turn to us-the Berlin of old, the ire.
pressible, enterprising, pugnacious and
successful Berlin. The Berlin attached
to Boulder, alive to her interests, keen
to advertise her resources and active in
/ all her energies. Next week he will as.
snme management of the concern and
bend all his energies to the develop
ment of this home enterprise. If beer is
to be consumed in Boulder county, all
parties will agree that Bou der pro-
duct of Boulder county barley and hops,
with home labor and all the accessories
of big local manufacturing plant for
beer and ice, will be preferable to send.
ing abroad for the completed product Of
our agricultural and labor interests. The
fine establishment here is to be in good
hands. The enterprise under |. Berlin
cannot but succeed. Welcome the Crys.
tai Springs Brewing and Ice company
This sale is due to Mr.. Berlin's efforts
with eastern capitalistic friends and hi.
we'll directed energies are accredited
with having secured for the owners ar
advance on the purchase price offered Z
few weeks ago. The eastern gentlemen
identified with the Crystal company ar,
said to be men of extensive means,
Daily camera., 1897-09-09
School
Dress Goods.

We are showing large line of novelties wool mixtures, all
wool Aanne plain coo checks plaid stripes designs and
other goods specially adapted for school dresses They service
able pretty and reasonable in price.
Daily camera., 1897-09-09
Silver Quotation,

New York, Sept. o-Silver is quoted
at 53A today.
Daily camera., 1897-09-09
Farewell Reception to Mrs. Hankins.

Farewell Reception to Mrs. Hankins. q
Mrs. M. E. Hankins was given fare
well reception at Dudley hall last even
ing by the new manager, Mrs. Barnes.
A large number of old students whose
college associations were made pleas
anter by the efforts of Mrs. Hankins
were there to bid her good bye and wish
her pleasant trip to her new home.
New students also were there to join in
bidding farewell to the old and to well
come the new manager, and to wish for
her similar success. The evening was
spent in social conversation and after
the serving of the refreshments the party
dispersed.
Daily camera., 1897-09-09
An Eldora Strike.

Robertson and Stapp have received
returns on assays made on six samples
from the Denver Group at Eldora that
show up excellently. The ore was taken
out of the tunnel at depth of IS feet.
The two highest grades were 1884, and
27.6 ounces of gold respectively and the
four lowest 3.s, Al, 81 and ounces re-
spectively. The indications give splen.
did prospects for the future Of the mine.
Daily camera., 1897-09-09
BROKERS ASSIGN,
J. b. Willard s. Co. Names Preferre,
Creditors for $4,000

New York, Sept. o-J.B. Willard & Co..
bankers and brokers, assigned today and
named preferred creditors for the sum of
$4,000. w. H. Osterhaut, the assignee,
states that it will be several days before
the lists of assets and liabilities will be
known. The report that the failure was
due to a defaulting cashier has been
found to be groundless.
Daily camera., 1897-09-09
THE INTEREST GROWS.
The Prosecution Introduces its Principa
Witness Against Leutgait.

Chicago, Sept. o-There was.a crush
for admittance to the court house this
morning to listen to the testimony of In
spector Setback in the Leutgart murder
trial. Setback is the states star witness.
Prof. Chas Gibson was recalled this
morning and testified to,having in vial
a jelly like substance, which he claimed
was human flesh.
Daily camera., 1897-09-09
NEWS.
CUBA'S NEW PRESIDENT.
The Convention of Deputies Elect Senior
Maiso to That Position.

Havana, Sept. o-Reports are received
here to the effect that Senor Maiso has
been elected as president of the republic
of Cuba. The meeting of the deputies
was delayed two or three days on ac-
count of the non arrival of some of the
deputies who we're delayed by bad roads.