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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
BUILDING PLANS FILED.

Plan. for new buildings and alterations have been (
at the Department OF Buildings as follows:
New buildings. main Office;
Rivington-st 3 corner Ludlow st. for elk
story brick tenement. VII With store, stores @K9as;
Horenburger straub. No rs Bowery. archi- zoo
so tec,: corner Lexington ave. for nve.
story brick tenement. With store; le2xeS.ll:
Solomon Davidson, No 1856 East s2d-et. owner; =.
,sstsfst pSn@n rs r. Of 5th ave for onc-story
iron shed. 75x2oO; Traders Hygiene Ice Com
pany. No co9 East 94th-st. owner; Julius Kast- a
wooster st. Nos i76 and ~ Tor seven-etOry
FIX Agate. 10 p9 zoo BFcad%ay o%ner
Etitz. No 1.123 Broadway. architect........ 100
Alterations. main office: ,
ment brick dwelling 25x44: Marie Coddngton.
No II East 9th-st. owner; Harvey & Purdy.
1l7th~st No si1 to aia East to two threestory
brick stables; NewYork Condensed MIX Conf
pany. owners; C " Chamberlain. architect. q,
New buildings branch Office:
Southern Boulevard s. 100 II e Of ST AIMS
also Southern boulevard. s, 200 n e OF 81
Anns-ave. for two fve-story brick nathouses.
owner KERRY Gsy' CO. a OF No 729 TTemon-sve
l4stS"st. s. 500 II Of Brook ave. Tor two ave
heimer. OF Unionport. owner; Dickerson. -
Teer"aye. s. Soso It Of Goth st for two
story and attic frame dwelling, 22x5o; Isaac
Heating. OF NJ 10 East l2sth-st. owner:
Evenander architect Observation-Disclosures. B..
St Lawrence-av., s, 100 Il n OF Mansion ST.
for two two-story and attic frame dwellings
lSx35 also Rosedale ave. s. - II OF Man
sion-st for two-story and attic frame dwell
ing. lsx2s: Curtis & Rake. Of No 1886 81 ave.
owner; Charles W Miller OF No eh East ..
St Lawrence-sve. W e. 800 y Of Merrill-st. for
Giliingham. owners: W 9 Dickerson. architect. g.
Alterations. branch Office:
tsTe.s, u5rS fran. dwelling; Mary schlasei.
Frederick Ebeling & Son. architects....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
REAL ESTATE.
SALE OF THE CENTRAL CoNGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH.


o,,o,rced Yesterday that the negotiat,Qns
- 80 been pending for some time oetween
,ho church of the Strangers IN Meicoi ''''' -
the Central Congregational Churcp ioi ' NJ
tho nv the former Of the lattef puiiu'''e'
M % al West Ffty-seventh-st.' nave zee" '
,nlIv closed. The Church OF the otiaileeiS 10" 49,,
aSasod the building in West Fifty-sevehth-s'' ou
80. ,hrough James Pyle & Son. and VIII ihoVo
49, IN the early spring. The buiidiis co'et'
nlot 75x10o The price paid for IL is KEEP se'i
,ha brokers for the present, but IL Is s'iu " " -
,u,aon $4,000 and 100000 The propeiS 80 ~. -
Central Congregational Church sV'"" III LOO. ~
Mercer-st. property Is o"i'0U -
sailors Snug Harbor. Ia Gov I'd
q l. Beyer & w. NJ. Darling nave eo ~
ward Jenkins Nos. 1874 and lSo west O"e go.
and.twelfth-st. two fve-story apa' 'i o.
and for T. j. jenkins the southeast corner VI o"I
hundred and -seventeenth-st' anu
6ve-story apartment-house' "a .Ao ,or,heast cor
ner OF LINTON t any innroVement and have purchased
from the estate OF James p nIo. Is sx6lxi6Sx69
dwelling house No. 60 Second-st' plo'
on pWy"t NJ Hall have sold to James sfa5s
~ * vast SEVENTY -seVenth-st. a tWo-sloi' sO'
o NO - Iot 25xiS2 The price IS withheld tho es
Mandebanm d Levine 8es nays as s snd go
two frame buildings. on pio' '''0Ao'' ""
Fros johnson said yesterday that the sac UJ
che fvestory building Nos. 4sS and 5Vo O sn3
by the Lawrence estate was ce tIa hene made by
was was trus no Mrs Lawrence and Joseph BASS "a
the course OF closing up the estate Inc price P"'u
was s225.OOO in cash. ,,auooo ,esterdav D.
Phoenix Ingraham sold in foreclosure no Ssfssi
near One -. 20 ame
t,T the Colored Orphan Asylum, Tor sIooyv. hr,.k
plans have been filed for seven.stS9i! Nos
business building: %o10'b v the estate of F. X
aSa au Of No 100 Broadway. The building Is u
cost $4,000. -. ,..orss,,ng transactions in
AmGng nrnperty closed recently by McNuity
PtSseraid are sales Of farms I 6eiOnsnf Stni.
1eIi and Nj EnmOns; aggregating d%e'f island
acres cL9s 70 " G. Gilmore for consideration oi
about 81 COO an acre The last Of the traniS and
In aves and and s sg
eSnsjrtb ats has been sold by the , sam and =,
to George v bobsSn for s ana IGaT aiG
poste me coney Island JOSkey Gq tbroueh Which
the hton Beach wooden platform and shea r W
tror the tracks to their road lor sv also dis.
If2 25,,it If New-York The nrin mas nTonertv
Re,iy about two and half acres me pTUPettb s
poseo % Ann stwel Immediately S11oihI nn the
?, rss holdings Of Cornelius s. brown, at
Ssheepshead Bay Road to iho"'"'
n an
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-. behave and Bloomheld-st. TO Little West

cor I3th-ave and BloomneIo-st' 10 Litte VICE. "a
12tb-st !nst2ments ::...''.. .',...,i'
schmuck Herman and Michael Montag to ftSs !,
eric ] Niddlebrook, n l31th-st, 100 II OF ~ q
Ann save. year. :.........: ......',.':
same 10 Sarah a Townsend, executrix, etc ~
81 Ann's-ave. rs IT n of 137th-st. 81. years 10
same 10 Cornelius Jordan, e st Ann save II,
10 n OF l37th-st. 81 years ~
st. 81 years 800 $50. ccr ~
Same 10 Jessie Luke and another. n CUT On
81 Anna-av and 137th-st. years .'....' -
sheridan Bernard Francis ID kOuwenho M j.
s q s6th-st, 800 II OF 3d-ave year ,
Shewell Elizabeth A. TO William Martin Wes',
chester-ave, wdened, cor BeTgeh-a'e'
year -; shsna,i d
81 al. executors etc, G9th-st, 10 II OF IA
Columbus ave. years. ........... o"
The New-York City Church Extension ara MIS-,
eonary Society OF the Methodist Episcopal
church 70 Florence Cory. corner terrace
View-ave and Kingsbridge-a years H.
voilmer Johanna and husband TO Lydia Nor
rill lot IFS to $50. map portion Hunt estate .
Van Nest Stati>n. years 49, :,....'.'.. T.
Verplanck, William c. TO Henry l. 1OuhB' =.
Woodycrcst-ave. go IT OF ld2d-st year. o.
yigpa Emilio and wife to William w Appleton
e. al trustees etc. n ll4th-st' 10 II OF On
Same to Orrln d Person. ll4th-st 100 IT .
Of LenoX-ave. months d.
Weber Katharine and Cecilia i, 10 John Weber,
lots IS and 80. map property or Mary 4 Ma ~
comb Kingsbridge, years .................,: ~
Same Anthony Diitinar' same property "a
Whitaker Percval j II. to Benjamin + Lee.
Audubon-ave e corner i15th-st. years 80: D.
Same 10 James Conway. 1Ioh-st, vi II OF
Audubon-ave. year -; .......''.'. l.
Young William II. TO Harriet NJ Whttemore. e
Woodycrest- ave 2376 IT 3 Of le4th-st year l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE

o and the OF tho bidder ndorsed
thereon Will be received by the Department Public
Parks It's offices. Arsenal Building. sixyourth
Fifth Central Park. until 2 ~ o'clock L. NJ
OF Monday December a. 1897 for the following named
FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BRIDGE OVER
THE HARLEM RIVER AT ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY FIFTH STREET, CONNECTING THE EASTER
LIZ END OF ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTY-FIFTH
STREET AND THE MARGINAL OR EXTERIOR
STREET. IN THE TWELFTH WARD OF THE CITY
or NEW YORK. WITH EAST ONE HUNDRED AND
FORTY NINTH STREET AND EXTERIOR STREET IN
TIE TWENTY-THIRD WARD.
FOR CONSTRUCTING A BRIDGE AND IT'S APP
PRoACHEs, WITH A DRAw-sPAN AND CRIB
FENDER, BETWEEN PELHAM PARK AND
CITY ISLAND IN THE TwENTY-FOURTH WARD OF
THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
For particulars city Record"
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
"A received at their Uptown Oflce No. 242 Broadway
I'd door north OF 3lstst. until o'clock ..
meas received at the following branch Offices regular
ONCE rates until O clock y. viz: pa Sth-nye
coz I'D ST. l52 9th cor 12ths;: Mays. Gih-ave
and 14th-st li2 Columbus-hye.. West
West 42dst.. Oh-ave % 257 West
42d- beweca It'll and sh 1850 Eas, 47th-st 83s
3d-a between 10th and nth 3d-aye. near
est-st; 7os lst-ave near seth-st. $50 3d-avs
4st-st oo4 8d-aye.; 20 Bleeckekst; 1926
2oos sd-ave 24o East 79h-st s2f sd-ave e62 Sd-avs
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pnblic Notices.
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE


SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH THE
- title ~ the and tho name u the bidder in
iorsed thereon will be received by the Department OF
stree, Firth avenue. Central Park until 200 o'clock
T. NJ OF Monday. December a. 1897 for tho following
FOR REGULATING. GRADING. DRAINING AND
FROM THE VAN CORTIANDT MANSION FOR
COLONIAL. GARDEN ~ VAN CORTLANDT Park.
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF PARK bouNDBD
COMBS DAM ROAD. IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK:
FOR CONSTRUCTING A ROADWAY AND APPUR~
TENANCES IN PELHAM BAY Park extending the
Bronx ami Pelham Parkway from Baychester road TO
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF HANCOCK Park:
BOUNDED by AVENUE ST. NICHOLAS. MANHATTAN
STREET MANHATTAN AVENUE AND ONE Hun
DRIED AND TWENTY THIRD STREET. IN THE CITY
FOR GRANITE AND BRONZE WORK FOR RAIL
ING AROUND HANCOCK SQUARE. one Hundred and
Twenty third and 81. Nicholas New York
City
ron REPAyING WALKS WITH ROCK ASPHALT;
PARADISE PARK IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING MOLD OR
TOP SOIL. WHERE REQUIRED. on ST. JOHNS PARK
IN THE NINTH WARD OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
FOR CONS iRUCTING A ROADWAY AND APPUR
TENANCES FROM THE HARLEM RIVER DRIVE
AND SEVENTY FIFTH STREET. IN THE TWELFTH
WARD IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
FOR REGULATING. GRADING AND CONSTRUCTING
ROADWAY AND APPURTENANCES AND OTHER
WAY. FROM THE y. Y. G H. r: r. To BROAD
WAY IN THE TwENTY-FoURTH WARD OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE PARK AT
HOUSTON. SHERIFF.. STANTON PITT AND WIlI.Er
STREETS. IN THE ELEVENTH WARD OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
DEAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,,a,s- I. ,7o IT Of sth,sve 2 sssnSsy 81
Lot: y US i Ns. ani 1 7S HF referee TO
tohanna vsilm 1s II W Of Manhattan, aye 2s1
n YSSii John DFsysf and wife to eoF' 5000
ssm mann property william Dreyer TO p D. sySic,2
7e William ps Ss referee Gross TO sam: ESQ
7s.hs -. 2sSa # S 81 9d1tVy Of s Uncn-sys.
sTes iSsth~s corner RideT-aye Z0I RsT
IND T;9S
Elizabeth s he, FL :, Of iieth-st 2o11a
cSsr.. west referee 70 W Was6 whef sssx
'H irregular William schonebeTser to Marie 100
sGseS9ssrssF Nos 60 and g. 4oexeo4 AdOlph
BiseckerSssts No lsa, 2aHse; Carrie Hohoa to
west snf sa-st q ctSa y ir 2Sssss
ley to E3 81 . M hs;S: Alse4, Kei 100
7S eFSoa's NS as2 as s' and = 2 s5x Keller
Br aSg1s and wife c sS is a.0Ek
s BENJAMIN slas ray az 7thave 5o1l2la Charles
Barney asd We TO o. J s4,he 2aSoo Thoma;
Hustled referee. William Bryes oo.,o,o $4,000
'1 AsSr. Bingham SIM and wife George Sweet
ss ser 200 II Of West End ave loc.1co5
Am.san Rsal 5:sss THE Guarantee
and so S IL to 0, Max Bhner $4,000
and wife to " johnson.
S' csaiv S' an no, S sh9 lS' hH' VVo
PsrS-sye. n W cor 6sth-st 5o5xlco Francois
Maurice. Comte de Portes. TO Clarence Rice:
Ienoxvave' runs runs" A SEA x " esii e SOC:
HaSs and wife 70 MaTsSrs' Ksnfi
Thomas Mooney and wife 70 Thomas Bell ,
west az End ave. n W corner ssti-s % 21ioo
Thomas Bell ct al TO Thomas Moloney.
146th-st 40 II Of 81 Nicholas-ave 2Ox
99.l1: Helen Smith and another TO LOuis Eft ,
St NicAolss-ays, =. s. 26.lO II n of l8oth-st 25x
N, Qoohis Cor IN Kat Rovc
40; Franklin Lynch ct al TO Charles Lane
wee" %SSdy cfesa1e ' corner is4ths h
Woody cTest1sve. ss 200 # OF ieith,s'i e 5e1
j.. sto s7 M2ioS William William Yer Pahoa and wife
to William Yg9ng. loc
&s17o iiS2s' e1e7: Louis T S EcEwOrt and
SG Ma to say c p2 3 Sh s Ss sn a9d vie e.
TO Katharine Weber and another.
MaV-st. s, 1912 # Of Main-st. q loxl2ex
2S91l25 Friedrich Heppenheimer and wife TO
Block E. map bore Igor. property; Elizabeth H
Avenue s 20 4. Corner 7th-si 1o5xios Unionpoiti
George HsrOld ana wife to August Diehi g,
Lot a,'S 81 map Of amended brentwood Park: Eva
4 Harris TO William McGonigal. .":.:....n 100
D Ho.e Mapes estate; Ell Hudson Rose and viii.
20 Dele Smith e.: ,;,,.,;: . $50
X" 10 T. saisao; L Napoleon Levy and another :,
a So " A s. ali len Of No ia Bond.t; Julian
Sy.r. and wife 70 Thomas ADDISON. ::::;;::: /
As.Iaa%sTys % $500 {; q asS4s 2'1l99
lTsdes ms. 100 # . Of nth-ave 701loo: Rob -
y.rome-ave. 25ss II n Of i77,h-s;. 6a72i
SSs s.s h,s's and Trust 4A c@mDsny Of
same s' psSnert ~ 10 part; Kitty Neuho to
same 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
miscellaneous.

TT SANTA CLAUS doesn't bring you Lberts Violet, or
Il Cologne. get them yourself at Jammess. The most
delicious perfumes the market. The cheapest OF ali
JAMMES, 900 Broadway and West 37h-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

sSsS1 :,s. ssss.li; sssS
So.n aso,ssn. Michael d strut + M, lots No III
David &? Taylot fEh5ass Nssk years 1000
S: IT. saS T. d a,Ssys 1900
s1 rs John to AFS years.. HOY. oon 5000
Bsi aS Mari. G. 70 IrylnS Ra;hyci,h lot No I'm
h., and s S = ssd GSs sA Of Sa5 S.
pi Sr Angus ss T. ana another george Herod. o
rssr f george A snd TasodoTs KSn Paa
b. Ia. .o2 # s o Vest o. Eh ns
orssOry, George to Gilbert van NJ R.peiye No ,oo
ts.nb ss:s M ssS1s and %. to Albert Sire
zsaod Dsaaf 6.lsDh S4 to Title Guarantee and
Trust Company, No 500 West 1es,h,st years. 1900
'0 sarance Company 4othst 20 OF Mad .. mn
to Union Trust Company of New-YOrk. No $40 ,ooo
xaososS ans Ad sss e % The NsS9st''s
Ksy John Kelly slSpPS rrSss a at T s,S
1Ane Charles to Franklin Lynch ct al. cor ,oo
Mink John Goo ard w If s 60 Envy wEsin'
MaN Sii' Charles + and wife to Mount Vincent
oi re nap ' propeTsy Of william BTe 2sd
MA wSSd Morr to American Real
Estate Title Guarantee Company 62d-s' 200 90 nm
}, N Of hist
SANE 10 sara Campbell same property. year 1000
oDS pc p.apys ai'f saif year 70 200
fi s,Sscksrrst' year e.@..'....... 1900
fI powe,j Ne SsS washinstoi-s years 1000
Petty s;ouard Walker Realty Company 10
spSds sn,Ss ................. 1000
same TO Charles Unangst, property. year. 1900
fI tSe Terrace Csc Il Of iiis-s; year. $500
HGe ess.rtS no as2 East 7isost years 1900
Roman Catholic Church OF the Holy Family to
The Mutual Life Insurance Company, New-York
n nytnoi year 10000
R{ce Clarence C and wife TO New-York Life In
ssrase YEAR, $1,000
RohipSon Joseph to Jacob Steinbach, pro
RStS Ward year $500
o.Sri,, Joseph A. 70 James T Lane. . Greene
ave 275 It OF Mapesave. ! year; 200
asasrist- Francis W. 3r to Ambrose X Ely. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
Jnsirnttlou.

yrslrnttlon.
For Young Ladles-City.
I,NGGIsII AND GERMAN SCHOOL. 3l6 Yves, seth-st.-
j. Conducted by Lucy c. ALLEN. Reopens sept. 2Tth
Chaperonag' for special pupils.
MISS WATSON and MISS FORBES DAY SCHOOL,.
vi MISS JULIA A. WILEY Home SCHOOL,. Primary.
Preparatory Collegiate Class for little boys 13o w 70,hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18


- FIREPRooF SCHOOL BUILDING.
100 AND le2 WEST 74TH ST.
R.ooens Oct 9th. COLLEGE PREPARATION
For Boys and Young Men-City
DERKELEY SCHOOL 1924 West 4tih-.L-Hesd Mas
!;S pr,p. GSs Class %litd to IS io9 Soy: 81
For Both Sexes-City.
nERLrz M.1 olson, S. g '2 ss,x st. s Bs:y
1.NGrASss elite: Best teSchsrs hes; metnod mod
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE NEWTON. y 500 It.
- a'rG s' o INT "n F 5reparadn no ,s ana
urcs Moderate cost J. G. PLA. B. 5. Principal
L,AlRfIELD ACADEMIA Home school for Boys, At
i tnc'iye hea'thiu and thorough. individual attention.
FRANCIS IL. BREWER A. NJ. rrin Fairfield Conn
Nj wi school. ono y the best to !nfuse With energy
t. wake up boys TO duties q ne Under 10 yrs ,s6
deyate3 'scahy sit6RTLIDGE Gsc A. NJ Prin
RocKLANp iNsTirure Ny ss on The Hudson
IL superb high location boy home ne preparatory
'''00'' '''''' CAPT. J. WILSON a. NJ Pr,n
For Young Ladies-Country.
TIE Sins S$SiSa Ha;aa ME FULLER rrn-
cpaL 9oth year begins September I'D.
For Both Sexes-Country
nELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME where children need
~ Ing special consideration VIII receive every attention
both instruction and physical care; fun investigation
invited. For particulars apply Room H. 1850 9th
DENNINGTON Is. J) sEMlNARY.-Con to
i New York. PhAida. Bait. and Wash'n. Both sexes
18th year Healthfu Beautiful 10 teachers u
$3.50 year For beautifully illustrated catalogue ad
dress THOMAS HANI,ON. d. D.. President.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS ana subs r,puons for The Tribune
y received Al their Uptown once. No
2i Of 3lsts. until O'Clock advertise
men;s received the following branch Offices regular
Office rates until o'clock p. VIZ; "5i shave. e.
cor 23d-s 1872 9Th cor. i2th-s Mays. 9th ave.
and i42 Columbus West Goth
Wost 42d st 9Th 81 East lith st. 25I West
42i ST. 7th and 9Th AYES 1870 East 4ih-st 33s
81 ave. between 10th and I1th SITS i.o26 Sdave.,
s-s,. I Ntll-st.: $50 81
tis st 81 ave- 30 Bleecker 325 Beecker
QOS ri ave 2O 10Th 1921 81 ave 62 Sd ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18

Dancing Schools
4 LBXANDER MACGREGOR. los West b5th- st-Pri-
yats lessons classes daily waltz thoroughly and
practically taught. Send for circular
T GEORGE DODWORTH.
II, ~ n II EAST 10TH ST
Cl,sses and private lessons. Mems class
Dec 9th Dodworth's Mnuet.
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wEIV Go SlDy7TH
6orsee ano Carriaaes.

SHETLAND PoNIEs-l0o head hand Suitable for
- Xmas presents Also Scotch collie dogs ~ "
W. J. SAMPSON. Youngstown Ohio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18

NOTICE. Estimates for extending Piers new
~ 20 and 81 n. r. near foot q Chambers and puan:
0noss pier IA - Battery Place until 1880 A. NJ De-
csmber 80 1897. For particulars see City Record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18

NOTICE.-Estmates for building recreation
~ ,,ructure, on piers foot Of West 50th and Chris
opher streets North Rivei and for building freight and
passenger pier at West l29th Street viii be re-
place until IL 80 M. December 23d. 1897 For par
ticulars see City Record
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18

School Asenries.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
"A supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. GovsrnssssA
&C. 10 Soi.Ees seXo2Is ehg TnM "Rpy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-18
STOCKS AGAIN LOWER.
BEARS ATTACK VALUES
MONEY FIRM AT 2h93 PER CENr-rHn
BOND MARKET.
ALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE DECEMBER =,
DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.

10000 U S IS Cou. Hay 1000 \
1000 Tenn Set IS 9lh
10000 Va Fun Debt 2 5000
3s OF 1901. s2OF 6SH 1000
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-02

The esteemed Register, with more
venom than truthfulness, says; THE
good things are coming in spite of Han
naism, Dingleylsm and the gold devil;
and yet this detestible combination
claims ali the credit for the work OF benl-
icent Providence"
Just now, when sllverlte organ is en-
barrassed on account of its inability to
explain away the knock-outs which
Providence has given the silverite argu-
ment regarding silver and prices. which
was the cornerstone of the whole Bryan
theory, It takes It out in low abuse OF in
dlvldual Republicans But all thevenom-
Gus and mendacious abuse the Republic
can men and measures does not alter the
fact that prosperity is here and that the
honest money argument, that only the
law of supply and demand regulates
prices, is practically demonstrated.
The Register. nor no other PopocratIc
organ, cannot find one single claim from
reputable Republican or Gold Demo-
cratic source that the credit for bounti-
full crops in America and short crops
abroad, which have brought prosperity
to the farmers of this country. is due to
any other than natural causes.
The Register can find, however, hosts
OF people in all political parties who are
calling attention to the fact that this dis
penEation of Providence, or OF Mother
Nature" as the Register prefers 1t, has
proved the most popular argument of the
silver theorists to be rank fraud, and
that the Republican position on the
money question was and is correct. 1t IL
not only proving it in regard to prices of
natures products, but in regard to the
claim that there is plenty of money in the
country, which only waits the opportu-
nifty to circulate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-02

The no,,ocratic convention IN pann-
sy,yar,a IN Tho faco Of ,bs fact that rho
s,a,a ,os, vaar gave ana ono mntorItv
ar,,... prr,rism b,. moao oro,hor
se.ann,n. pannhI,con victory donhIy
.nro hy ondorst,c Mo pryon Chicago
rla,,orn, and ,,,orot,y t,cLirg on, q, Tho
r"rt,, cha ,homs,nds ~ ala limo Dame
ora,s nho oonnot and II IN tboIr con.
so,ono.s n ordor.o t,s conference.-the
nr,noIn,.. ThIs ,hoy If, no rncora,nr,
riom,,,, t,,,,,Ing ant y, Mo nns,tior ~ ma
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-02
THE INTELLIGENCER.
WHEELING, SEPTEMBER 2, 1907.
A TIme that wIm VOL Coms.

-The time has not quite come to lnclte
the populace." says Mr., Debs, And 1t
will not come, though Mr.. Dehs would
like 1t to. With the return OF prosperity
and the bright outlook for the future, in
which all must share sooner or later, Mr.,
Debs will not find conditions favorable to
his scheme to incite the labor of this
country to bring about a state Of affairs
such as he is conspIrlng for.
Whatever evils there are In our system
of government, win be corrected by
peaceful means. The millions who work
with their hands for their families and
homes, and for whom employment is in
creasing daily, are not likely TO follow
into an unknown and unt1ed
state the leadership of those
who can give them no guarantee
OF anything better. With the settlement
OF the coal strike. which is now more
hopeful than it has been AT any time,
labor will be generally employed and the
miners will have gained a victory which
in course of time Will be followed by bet,
ter conditions.
The matter OF government by injunc-
tion." which furnishes Mr.. Debs with his
incendiary cry of Down with the courts
and with Congress" Is n question which
calls for grave consideration, and which
is being considered by the brightest
minds in America. Whatever ia de-
manded by the people In the direction of
protecting constitutional rights will
come peacefully in response to any Just
demand and at this time. when
the angel of peace and plenty is
lowering over the land with its blessings,
which everyone is confident will come.
any attempt on the part of professional
agitators of revolutionary schemes to in
flame the public mind will be given little
heed.
The matter with Debs is that he is TAX
ing advantage Of strike for better
wages to incite discomfort in the interest
of his political scheme to establish a sye-
TEN OF government which is visionary
and lmpracticable. In all the history of
this country there has never been
brighter outlook after a period of de-
preston than there now is. and dema-
gogues and opportunists, who make use
of temporary conditions to inhame the
minds OF the populace will find their task
uphill work. Common sense always
has prevailed in this republic and always
will.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-09-02

The Bryan organs that are having so
many unjust and foolish things to say
regarding "Hannaism," true to their I'M
fair instincts, are saying nothing OF the
"HannaIsm" which, from the beginning
OF the coal strike, has favored arbitra-
ton with the miners, has refused to Join
in the conference of operators to arrange
plans to start the mines by force, and is
now leading the movement which is ex-
pected to bring about peaceable settle
ment of the difficulty, with liberal con-
cesslon to the strikers pending the arbI-
tration or final agreement.
This has been the course OF Senator
Hannas mining interests throughout,
but our Popocratlc friends have had lit
tie to say about 1t, for fear 1t might cause
somebody whom they have preJudiced
with their malicious assaults on him to
think better OF Mr.. Hanna. When forced
to refer to the matter they try to make 1t
appear that Mr.. Hanna Is moved by his
political aspirations, but It will occur to
the public that it Is a pretty good sort Of
politics which runs on the side OF right
and Justice to men struggling for living
wages, no matter what the motive.