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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21

Over 1000 marriages were sol
emnized in Superior, Wis, last year
for couples who reside in Minnesota.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21
excitement

Morris Sun: Crops are growing
finely and the cool weather we are
ha wing is very favorable for the grain,
as it will check the too rapid growth
and tend to promote and strengthen
the spread and stool of the roots
All the wheat is sOwn and good
progress ia being made with seeding
other grain,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21
CURTAIN RAISERS.

Melbourne ucDowcll has q strong role
in Fanny Davenport $ now American play.
George Bnckus will probably head q
company that il to present "Sccrot Scrv-
ice' next season.
Herbert Kelley and Eflio Shannon will
star next season In Il now play by Made
lcino Luccttc Eyloy.
Mr. Herbert Millward has replaced Mr..
Odcll Williams rs Sergeant Blount in
"Yhc Heart of Maryland.
Rich and Harris will mako tho first Of
their series of farcical productions, "The
Good Mr.. Best" next month.
Miss Camille d'Arvillc has been engaged
to pluy u leading role in "a Round OF
Pleasure" ut tho knickerbocker, New
York.
j. T.. Dodson has played 80 many char
actor parts in which his features were skill
fully altered that few thcater goers ever
recognize him on tho street.
Joseph W. Herbert will join tho DAILY
company when it goes to England In Au-
gust. He will play many of the parts
taken by Mr.. Gresham this season.
Edward Morgan, now with tho New
York Lyccum company, will join the En-
pirc company next season, replacing Rob
ert Edcsor, who is to support Miss Maude
Adams.
The engagement of Gertrude Bial, niece
of Albert Bal, to Signor ugo Biond1,
transformation artist, has been definitely
broken off. Signor Biondi is now appear
ing in London.
An admrcr Of Jessie BARTLETT Davis has
presented her with an autograph OF Bee
thovcn 1t is in the shape Of a menloran-
dunn, written with pencil, and chronicles
his experience with u now coffeepot.
Miss Jcannie Winston and MIR. W. i.
Carleton, who have been absent for some
time from tho comic opera stage, arc to
head the Carleton Opera company, which
will begin its tour at ST. John, N. Is.
Moonshine in South Dakota
ABERDEEN, s. D., May l6.-John
Reber, prosperous German farmer
living 10 miles east Of here, was ar"
rested charged with making whisky
A small still was found in his granary.
Other arrests will follow for the same
! ofense. $500
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21

The coming season bids fair to ex-
eel any previous one in the way OF
campers and resorters on our lake,
as arrangements are already being
made for parties from different places
TO come in a short time.-Birch Lake
correspondent OF Long Prairie Argus.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21

Brairerd Dispatch: Employment
will be given toa good many men
and teams along the Mississippi
river getting the logs back into the
stream which were flOated out onto
the land by the recent nigh water.
The water is falling fast and logs
are showing up all along the river.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21

St. Cloud JOurnal-Press: ID. H..
Freeman states that advices from
Freeman & Gray's up-river drives in
dictate that the logs are moving in
fine shape, and that their Bear ana
Deer river drives will shortly be In
the Mississippi river.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21
Joe P2z2Ez2s
1T The Transcript Office.
Pleasing Entertainment.

The Ida Fuller company was
greeted by a fair sized audience at
the Gross opera house Friday even
ing, and those who attended were
highly pleased with the entertain
ment. The first part of the proform-
ance consisted of specialties by
members of the company, and the
evenings entertainment concluded
with the wonderful dances Of Miss
Fuller. The first number on the
program was an overture by the
bell ringers and they responded to a
hearty encore,s They were followed
by Addie Favart, the child serio'
comic, vocalist and daDrer. Her
performance was highly appreciated.
Kalacratus in feats Of jugglery and
Charles Darlington in lnughable
limitations, botn contributed to the
enjoyment of the entertainment.
Anita Laurence, the child comfort
ionist, ga We wonderful exhibition
of suppleness and also gave a pleas
ing song and dance. Lelliott, Bush
and Lelliott, the musical trio. were
exceptionally good and highly enter
tanned the audience for half an hour
Introducing their specialties. Miss
Fuller, in her dances, with the Won
derful effects produced by the lights
used, gave Il pleasing performance
not seen is this city before. AS a
whole the entertainment was very
good.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21

ROyalton Banner: Private advices
from Cass county state that the
Republicans up there were let down
hard in the county organization,
Though the governor promised to
do the right thing by the Republic
ans, when the time for action came
he allowed the lumbermen to dicta te
who should be appointed commits
sioners. The result is that OF the
ten county officers recently appointed
three are Republicans and seven are
Democrats. The Republicans nat
urally feel sore over the result.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21
BOND SALE.

The Independent
school district of Lit
tie Falls, MIMI, will
receive bids up to the
hour Of 10 o'clock,
a. M, May 90. 1897,
for the sale of$13, 900
bonds Of said district.
Principal and interest
payable in New Y ork:
Interest not to exceed
5 per cent per annum,
payable semi-annual-
ly. Right reserved to
reject any or all bids.
F. w. LYON,
Secretary.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21

"A lot in st. Cloud having a %
foot frontage ON st. Germain street
and l22 feet on Sixth avenue has just
sold for $4,000.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-05-21

Another Minneapolis alderman
is on trial. He tried to sell his vote,
and couldn't get q buyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
syrrJ GIRDEPS ALWAYS on HAND.

II has long been the practice OF dealers anu nau-
ware stores In large cities to carry supply OF par
, shoe, metal md steel such as Is ordinarily used
bv the blacksmith machinst and other consumers
Of iron and steel Until IN recent years. however no
one carried In stock in warehouse In this city steer
hears girders and a complete line OF structural iron
and steel used in freproo. buildings and by en-
reors and contractors in all classes OF iron and steel
s,r,,,,ion Tho change came in 1854. when in
cro.s,d demand and .arge consumption followed the
collapse OF the steel combination. after Whch came
love- nrres The firm o. FrOmcnt co.. Bank-St.,
rosr West ther rerognlzing the fiC that the sruct
mai stool business would grow rapidly and that with
his provth would come an active ana constant de-
mand for immediate wants determined 10 carry
ronnlete stock II has on hand an average
,,,iv SUNNY of soma 100 The material Is in
gre3t demand as the rolling mills IN ONO ana Penn
sv,vania where such goods made. are 100 FAR or
70 sunplv immcdiai" needs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
4 STOCK BROKER IN DIFFICCLIlhS.

William $ Alley stock broker. at NO 90
broadway. has Informed the New-fork STOCK hN-
change OF his inability to meet his Obligations ana
his suspension was accordingly announced yes
terday He had contracts on the fxchahse'
and his embarrassment arose from husa'io' oe
go, himself and William b. Dowd a former
mariner in the business. He was the head OF the
former firm OF Alley. Dowd & Field. his partners
being Mr. Dowd who Is son OF Wihain Dowu;
Rank OF North America and the late Cyrus w
Field IT, a son OF cyrus W. Field the promoter
~ the Atlantic cable Mr. Alley has not Deen
prominent In wall Street affairs for several years
lie has belonged to the Stock Exchange zinc, srs
february - ISIS His suspension was without
effect on the stock market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
opIrNTiL CARPETS At AUCTION

The sale at public auction Of nearly five hundred
lo,s ., Oriental carpetings and draperics begun
At 30 n m Yesterday by James =. Silo az the Slo
Art Galleries. No. i3 liberty-st. Every lot was
Guaranteed TO be- as represented in the catalogue.
,rh,o uos = .arge attendance. but the bidding was
en- snlrii.ss and the prices realized so low that many
bargains were secured. Mr. Slo characterized the
sale a. .'fun.real." lie said: Il have been selling
This kind Of goods for nearly thirty years | never
,pis Mind 81 cheap" OF loo lots offered twelve were
,ifh,lraYn there being no bid for them. The prices
rea lied ranged from go 90 down 10 30 cents lot.
t-,l ,vinp are "A few of the principal sales. hand
.nme Kirman carpet l2.Sx?4 so 20. Royal Bokhara
mo lIx6S $40. A Persian Ferahan carpet l4Cxl05
seS an extra quality Gheordiez carpet. l25x95 So
choicc Osmanie carpet ll9x3i $5 The sale will be
continued at $50 p. IN to-day tomorrow and Satur
.Iaa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
YONKERS.

There was a large attendance az the se'o"i ~.
,ual meeting OF Yonkers Chapte'' Sons OF '"e
American Revolution. which was held on IueS""H
evening in the Common 'ouHcn 'hamue' a. "' w.,
- H. tro absence Of President Theodorc G J.
nan Vice President T. McNcely SiaurtT preSMMtU
'rhcodorc Gilman was chosen PRESIDENT - M'>'
- ,omffcr OF Yonkcrs: Dr. Champion \ Juds0a
q DoSbs Ftrry; Cornelius 4 PgESfcN o. reeKI ITon
-~iIyi, y F,eke of Mo- MT Vernon. ilowa'1 Scrl911
rer of Pelham; John Rogers iiat air"r II; 90
HocheiIe dents Ralp., Earl, Prize IT,
eerretarv. William Warhurtou S.IuSr"H. ,titnN
SCI ib.res - Gorton historian; Ralph f. Piin"
registrar and the Rev Dr. A. ; H"9 Do cn"P Of
LAIN Addresses were made b. Coionel DpGE : Oh
Proolllvn; Edward y. Sumnc of Ny ORE ny
aid J. V Hoes OF this city. Ralph f. TIM aI
,.orsfod the erection Of nOnuu.ent INA WCu.H
more clearly mark the location OF tEs battle OF
White Plains ana offered resolution pr0vluih-
o. Tho soDoinfmeut Of committees from kekes
kick Chayer Monesan ChaptSy Yoke. toantv
I3ie.orical society Sons Of Rev oluuonary Sires
Con,,anions of the Loyal Legion ana sons OF t,'e
,oi,,,ion living In the county TO act WIN 'he
Yoakers chapter in carrying out the proposed pan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
DORIS FERRY.

While earring down the Old Thompson barn on the
rronertv owned b. Professor Thomas NJ. Ihomp-
son m Ashford-ave. and Storms-st.. OF Tuesday, II
large number Of greenhaCks were found, amounting
20 about 81 90. The money Wds round by 'harIra
Hardy "a contractor and builder. o. Ardscy. WHO Is
The fathor-in-law Of Mr.. Thon'pso@ Professor
THOMPSON believes that IL was placed tnein by ms
e. rhcr Nv Hardy was obliged to put tn money m
his hat as II was somewhat rai-ealen ana worn
Professor Thompson said. About 'sF my iather
hogan to act oueerly and got bad imIrcsslOi or
hanks and lawyers. owing TO certain lega conpl lea
lions and from that time on until his death ~ CIR
rjed All his money his person ard. furthermore
seldom allowed any one to enter his cowhCuSc .
An entertainment will be given at tie Summtrheid
Methodist Episcopal Church. the Rev. De witt i.
THOMPSON pastor this evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
SALE or TALU1BLE PAINIINGS'
COLLECTION OF THE HOLLAND AKI @Ai~
lERIES UNDER THE HAMMER

IERIES UNDER THE HAMMER
An auction sale of the paintings composing the
collection IN the Holland Art Galleries. at NO. 81
risth-ave was begun last evening In 'hicKeI'hs
Hall. There was not a large attendance and Inc
,,rIces we're comparatively low. Thomas T. Kirby
was the auc;ioneer and when he called FOR p'ds OH
the first picture. "A Street in Venice pN gu W.
be failed 70 get beyond S22 70 offer. lhe prices
ran low until No l6 "View in Venice. b! Hahe''''
was reached when the century mark was passeu y!
hid of s19s I've man Sewing" by kever, prousht
u2i "F,sher Rov and Girl" by Ten Kate WV 'V'
.poees" bv Miss G. j. Van Der Sandc BakhuEZen'
s1o .November" by Van Essen. $3.50; tdl'H
nav" NV Belloni sl55: Maternal Happiness pS
%enhuvs sos; Mother and Baby" by Artz' $"',
81 oadirr the Shcaves" by Nakken. sloo' Roses
-. Nice pothuvzcn S91: "A Dutch Fisherman d!
Bommers. Nl5. , o.o
Later in the evening the prices improved soi'e-
What and among the paintin7s sold were 'he Iol-
,o,i,g. "Indus,rious Little ones. Never, 80
II andscape with Cattle" DE haas - ~ 10
WORK" JOSEF lsraels 500 Harvesting zen en-, Hatt
5000 The Promenade, l-ancero''o' CIV W -
pond in the Woods. Apol. $l'9 ,, hrorebt
tn i.st i've paintings sold las; evening piouh ~
IN ). highest prices A Gross bought running VIII
talror ;" by Goubie for 500 " ai.Is ,'ic Una W.
o. Taandaro' by J. J Van Der Sande Bakhuisen
CO.. 600 y c Chandler bought Returning rom
pastwre bv Roelofs for s62j The auctI0hev,, w..
med TO give the name OF the pu! 81 htahns,
Nv. -, ;ho svening Among the buyerse last even
no u.ere : II Wakeman a L. Jacobs hhoruItr
a. O." A 5 Hunter G 3. Hopkins > r. AVe, cry;
IT, and J. C. Hill The ninety seven p"''''"s' anu
water colo.s sold brought $l05Ol 90 . ou,o,
rbo snIe vill be continued this and to-ihorro"
evenings at Chickering Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
BRY4N'S LECTI RES HERE.

1,,, * To SPEAK ON FRIDAY AND SATUR-
DAY EVENINGS IN CARNEGIE HALL
William Jennings Bryan. the defeated candidate
GO, INC PRESIDENCY will deliver two lectures at
Carncgie Han this week for the New-fork b'me'ai-
10 association which was organized TO keep awe
tho fr.esjlver theories until the next presidential
.lec,ion ON Thursday evening Mr.. Bryan Is eN-
nec,ed N deliver a lecture in New-Haven' 'ohh''
and no will probably arrive in this city al noon OH
Friday He will be met at the Grand central sta
zion by a delegation of the B.metallc AsSocii''o'
and escorted TO the Hotel Bartholdi III me even
inc ne will deliver his lecture on Money. Al o
- m on Saturday Mr.. Bryan Will be entertained
a. luncheon a, the Hotel Barholdi. and the follow
ing men have been invited 10 attend; bhi'eu
States Senators Henry NJ Teller, Arthur =. Cor
man Frederick r. Dubois Samuel Pasco. Frank j.
Cannon Edward Murphy. James *. Jones, Will
lam NJ. Stewart. John w. Daniel Richard r. fe't-
y,ew and Augustus O. Bacon. Justices Charles H.
Truax Leonard A. Giegerch and William j. Gay
nor congressman Francis u Newlands benlVh
McMnlin II. D. Money Amos J. Eumi'ns o1;,rM nj ~
Minnesota. Arthur ScwaN. of Maine. who ran TOT
Vice President on the Bryan ticket; George FREQ
Geor@r John Krisben Walker S b. Cooper. Maui
rice Biumenthal Asa Bird Gardiner charles IS
spahr John A. Mason. WILLIAM Sohmer B T,rls
Or John IL Gardiner. W. X. Hearst. benjamin
Wood. Willis John Abbot. John 6 Sheehan, David
De Almond, James q. Maguire, Charles Hhrt nan
Thomas e. Grady. K. ID. Townsend colonel JACOB
RlIppert Alexander {. Lassen. Colonel william !.
Brown Augustus Peters James D. MaTtiH, iohh w
On saturday evening Mr.. Bryan Will deliver MS
lecture Oh Free Coinage" ~
p'ri1av Warcn : 'Thc Famine of Cold; Charles
MT'9 George r Pred n %am
Friday March -. money and the commonwealth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
NEW-YORK ATHLETIC CLUB ~ THE A. A. L.

The application OF the NewYork Athletic Club
for membership IN the Metropolitan Association OF
the Amateur Athletic Union, which was forwarded
20 the secretary John J. Dixon after the last con-
ference between the officials Of the A. A L. and
the New-York A. G.. sent 10 a mail vote. Tho
club has now been informed that II was elected by
a unanimous vote. Its members Will now take an
active interest in the association. They Will be en-
titled TO three delegates to the Metropolitan Asso-
citation. one OF whom will be elected a memoer OF
"a. Ioard Of Managers President Mcmillan has
o,,,,or,yod I'm, secretary TO call meeting OF the
"A /" o. the United States for Tuesday, March
70 mo hold AT the Aston House. AT TINS meeting
~ o,, mn the revision OF the rules. and several
promlncn, athletic MANAGERS vii be invited to at
t.and Tho meeting to confer with the \. \. |. In
io,,on m getting the rules In as perfect shape
possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
NETWORK CITY.

The American Exchange National Bank Yesterday
deposited $3.50 I'm gold in the Sub-Treasury in ex
change for greenbacks.
T. B. Blackstone president of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad. sailed from NewYork yesterday
for a long vacation In the West Indies.
Theodore r. Ioyt was yesterday elected a d.
rector of the United States Leather Company. in
place Of the late Mark Ioyt, who the pres-
dent Of the company.
The consolidated mortgage bondholdcrs OF the
Kansas Pacific Railway met yesterday and voted
TO accept the revised terms offered for partcipa-
ton in the plan for the reorganization Of the Union
Pacific Railway. To-day Is the last day for de-
posting securities under the plan.
The Portland bark Edmund Phnney came into
port Yesterday without her first mate A. W.
Crossman of East Boston. who fen overheard from
the spanker boom February 10 in a gale and
was drowned.
TIE dedication Of the Arthur Leary Memorial
Chapel. Bellevue Hospital will take place Saturday
at 1890 a N. Archbishop Corrigan will ofiiciate.
The chapel Is the gift of Miss Le9ry.
Controller Fitch has informed Secretary George
McAneny Of the Civi Service Reform Association
that in conformity with The associations request
he has ordered withheld the salaries Of the senog-
raphers IN the istrict-Attornoy's office. on ac-
count Of their not having complied with The civil
Service provision OF the Constitution. and pend
ing decision OF an action now I'm the courts
Theodore w Davis. Of No 3Gl West Thrty-sec-
ond-st.. appointed and sworn In yesterday as
Commissioner of the Park Avenue Improvement
commission. vice Almerin H. Iightha resigned
Mr.. Iighthall had trouble with his wife. and she
attached his salary as Commissioner.
The Red Star Line steamship Southwark which
was sail from this port yesterday for ANTWERP,
did not leave her pier. She in need Of some
slight repairs and the material with which they
In he M II M prrfV I'm
vessel 10 get away as scheduled The steamer will
sail to-day at u o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
PIUORS WITHOUT FOI NDITJON.

The various articles which have appeared recently
in certain newspaper, stating that he New-taven
road contemplated dlsconnuing the S'onlngton Line
do not seem 10 have any foundation in fact IL has
been learned authoriiatv-y that the proposed con-
soIidatlon OF the Providence anil StOnington Steam
snip Company with the Fall River Line viii not az
feet the facilities given the travelling pubic IN the
mast except possibly 20 benefit the numerous class
of natrons who use the Sound steamers. As the
New Haven road now has control or the companies
which run steamers 10 NeV-I.ondon Stonington,
Providence and Fall River. Il II only natural Ihit
economy should dictate the great advantage o: COM
Inning The var!Ous corporations. bit such cOnh'na-
ion yyill bc limited reduction of corporate" ex-
ncns.s which viii enable the new management to
give hotter service than heretofore The SioninG on
Line VIII und ,ubtedly continue 20 run during the
l.iu.nR .LlmInfr. heretofore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Legislative Committee Trusts. city Hall. 10
m.
Dock Commissioners meeting
Federation Of East Side Workers. No, ey tast
Fourth st $3.50 7. m: addresses on The lne'n-
ployed
Annual meeting Of German Society. LlederKrahz
Club. $50 p m.
Delaware Society annual dinner. Manhattan
Hotel. $50 D. III.
Company F. 18th Regiment. and Pastime Atm
letic club games. Armory, y. m
Annual meeting Of Legal Aid Society, United
Charities Hail. S:l5 y. IN.
Lecture by Mary Elizabeth Lease Cooper Union.
y. m.
General Society Of Mechanics and Tradesme1
concert Carnegie Hall, D. m.
American Numismatc and Archaeological Society.
No II West Fortythird-st., $3.50 p. m
Amateur theatricas. Church Of the Eternal Hope
vcstry rooms. Sl5 D. m.
Farewell reception for DR.. f. f. Chivers. Central
Baptist Church. p. m.
LOYAL Republican club reception. Majestic Hall
D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
i\\IERSlRY or ITS FOTNUING.

The order Of the Founders and Patriots OF Amcri-
ca Will have "A dinner at the Hotel Manhattan this
evening TO celebrate IN. first Informal meeting OF
the society This order has grown rapidly. despite
the rigid eligibility for membership, and has nearly
three hundred members on It's list. Among them
are Colonel Frederick H. Grant. General Stewart
l. Woodford. John Boyd Thachcr. Admiral Richard
W Meade ex-Congressman James j. Belden. Pro-
fcssor Thomas Egleston. Justice William Good
rich. John Winslow. General Ferdinand l.. Earle
,olOnel Ralph r. Prime. Captain = Emlen Meigs
General Robert Oliver, Colonel Andrew 4
Mather Theodore VI. Banta Major Henry Terrell
T. 3 \ Captain + NJ K-ndrck T. s A. and
Lieutenant charles -. parkhurst. II. 5 A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The marriage of Mrs. Sarah r. Schoonmaker 10
Thomas ] Hamlet took place at the home OF the
bride in Church-s on Monday evening. the Kew
Dr. Osbon officiating. There were no bridesmaids.
William p. Hamlet. jr. and Isaac Van Wart at
tended the wedding couple. Otto Mnrath. OF Green
Vile presided at the organ. -
The claim of Costello * Neagle, contractors. Tor
balance due on the Railroad-ave. pavement con-
tract has been settled by the Village trustees LOT
SlO.5 The contractors wanted sl,S1l 20
The Village Trustees have unanimously recon-
mended David Cromwell as one OF the Bronx NaiIey
Sewer Commissioners.
As an evidence of the march OF improvement IN
this village IL IS stated that firm OF contractors
has laid flag pavements costing $4,000 In this place
in the last five years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
HOWE NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
Al JE-Iudge John Davis OF the United
States Court Of Claims and General Roy stone OF
Washington ASTOR-General W. w AVefe'I' u
Bath ~ Y CONGRATULATIONS stump 'on'-
mi sioner-Ccneral OF immigration and James w
Ellsworth OF Chicago FIFTH ANENC E-Senator'
elect Thomas G. Plat; Milton ". smith, OF LOUIS
Vile: Joseph S Miller Of Washington, d. 6. ana
General : f. Merwin, Of New Haven. ''I,,H'-
lanes y Tvner of Indiana and William \ Pinker-
ten of Chicago Congressman 1homaS
Settle Of North Carolina. MANHATTAN -Niliiam
H. Seward Of Auburn y. Y; Edward Atkinson, OF
Boston. and cx-Congressmar Frank Jones' ol
\ew-U,mpsbire BOROTGiI-C Congressman
Charles y Fowler OF New-Jcrsey. MURRAY HILL
Senator Rodiield Proctor. OF Vermont ana judge
Charles + Brown OF Newburg, y. NORMAN
DlE-JudG~ J. Henry Metcaf or 'anahndlsua'
~ Y PLAXA-Joscph Banigan. Of Providence.
WALDORF William r Townsend. OF New
Haven WINDSOR Ex-Governor Levi = Morton
and family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-25
T0 PFTISE THE Ri HIDING LAWS.

Assemblgmaa II. T. Andrews has introduced INTO
the LEGISLATURE bill authorize the appointment or
a speclsl commission 10 revise the laws relating to
bindings in this city. The commission IL 10 CONSIST
of one architect. builder one architectural en-
eineer one lawyer and fire underwater. and each
60 70 receive g. 500 The commission Is have power
10 employ assistants and fix their compensation, and
the Roard OF Estimate and AppOrtOnment Is directed
S mo h I, appropriate $50 900 OF the revenues OF
the city for the expenses OF the commission Inc
commission Is 10 make report 10 the Legislature Oh.
~, b.fore January 10