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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
THE NEWFOTNDLAND ELECTIONS.

A SWEEPING VICTORY WON By THE OPPOSITION.
LED BY Sir JAMES WINTER.
ST. Johns n. f.. Nov. 2-Returns In the general
elections have been received from all bu; two
legislative districts They show that the Opposition
party headed ny Sir James Winter has carried
twenty one seats the Government candidates hold
Ing only thirteen. The Hon. r. Bond. Colonial
Secretary has been reelected in the Twillingate
district but his majority has been greatly cut
down. The result for the two remaining districts
will probably he known tomorrow; but In any
event the Winterite Opposition has won sweep
ing victory. -. A..
The long deferred trial Of the directors OF the
defunct banks was begun to-day before SIT DaVld
Patrick Chalmers. former Chief Justice or British
Guiana who came from England TO conduct the
uroceedinCs as the local judges were iregible ~
cause more or less interested in the defunct insu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
OBITUARY..
SAMUEL NJ. PRINGLE.

Samuel VI. PrnSle died at his home. No n
West Twelfth-st, on Sunday. He had been in
poor health for some years but his death was sud-
den being due to heart trouble Mr. Pringle was
In his eghty-hrst year. He was born In this city
and was graduated at the New-York University.
He was originally intended for the legal profession.
but after leaving college entered the Bank Of
New-lork. where his father. Thomas Prinsle. vas
einploy.d ne remained with the bank Tor forty
places that he filled were those CT paving teller and
five years of age The funeral will be at No. II West
married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
VIEWS OF ANDREW D. WHITE.
,MEEICANS NOT DESTROYS OF ANNEXING CUBA =
THE RECALL OF WEYLER.

THE RECALL OF WEYLER.
Vienna Nov 2.-The "Tageblatt" to-day pub
fishes report OF an interview with the United
States Amba ssador to Germany. Andrew ID. White.
the subject Of Cuba. IN which Mr. White is
quoted saying that the Americans do not desire
the annexation OF Cuba, but that humanity and
commercial interest compelled them to intervene.
The recall OF General Weyler from Cuba. Mr..
White is said 20 have continued. has made a favor
able impression in the United States where
Premier Sagasta has many sympathZers and
the Americans he is asserted to have added will
patiently await the realization Of autonomy; ana
when X Is realized the relations between spain
and the United States will return to their normal
conditions
said 10 have expressed the sympathy OF the Amer
leans with the Queen Regent 10 have eulogized
The Spanish Minister Al Washington. senior Depuy
de LONE. and to have praised General Stewart h.
WOodford, the United States Minister to SPAN,
thanks to whom conflict will be avoided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
JAMES ID. FERRIS

James d. Ferris died yesterday OF heart failure
at his home. No. 81 Charles-st. He was in his
eighty-hrst year. and had lived In this city all
his HE. He served in the Union Army throughout
the Civil War. first In Company X OF the Goth
Regiment and later In the 22d Regiment Veteran
Reserves In his early nfe he became prominent
In the livery business in this city. and stree the
war ne had hled various places IN the Federal
service In politics Mr.. Ferris was an enthusiastic
Repuhlican: r." was n member OF Thomas F.
Mar Post. q. a. r. He OF fifteen children
thirteen OF whom lived to be over eighty years
old The funeral service Will be held at his home
THIS morning and the burial will be In Greenwood
lie leavcs two SONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

Should be read DAILY BY all interested. - changes
may or SSsH' malls ending Nsyss;r 1
than Closing time -hown below.
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foe xustrala (except West Australia New-Zeaand,
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rranspscinc mails forwarded TO port Of sailing daily
and the schedule Of closing 70 arranged on ne pre-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
PruoBS ABOUT CECIL RHODESS HEALTH

London Nov THE gravest ruUors were IN CIR
cuIation to-day on the Stock Exchange respecting
the health Of Cecil Rhodes the South African mag
nate. former Premier OF Cape Colony and promi-
nent director Of the British Chartered South Afri-
ca Company. 1t was even reported that MT
Rhodes was dead. and South African securities
were fiat in consequence. 49, o 1900.
The secretary OF the Chartered Company was
asked today concerning the report OF the death o!
Mr. Rhodes and expressed the opinion That there
was no truth In the stories circulated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
CAPTAIN JAMES WILSON MKEE.

Captain James Wilson Mckee who was for al
most half n century identified with the shipping
Interests OF this city died on Monday at his home
No 2.ls Seventh-ave. He born In Newburg
orange County. y. Y. In 1922. During the war he
was Interested in the West India and coas,vse
trade. He was appointed a Lieutenant in the ed
Regiment In 1871. and four years later he WAS
chosen captain in the same regiment. He was ap-
pointed captain in the 9Th Regiment In 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
APPOINTMENTS BY MARSHAL BLANCO'
FOREIGN coNsULs TO BE RECEIVED TO-DAY
HANN1s rAYLoR's ARTICLE LIKELY

TO CAUSE TROUBLE
uov.r. Nov. 2-Another list Of appointments
-, Marsha, Blanco was issued from the Palace
.o-d.y Rr,eadier-General Luis valderrana has
been ordered to assume command OF the Cen
.re, r,.trict Of the Province Of Havana Briga-
a,.r-c.neral Diaz Decevalla assumes command
y, IN. eastern district Of this province. and
p-,vaa,er.General Andres Garoto will In future
command the western district Of Havana Prov
I,ce The southern district command Is done
away with.
STAFF Colonel Julio Alvarez Chacon Is ap-
ro,nted Marshal Blancos second chief OF staff
and Lieutenant Colonel Luis Fontana has been
mad. chief Of staff Of the Havana Province
division.
pr,sad,er.General leopold BEAR and Brig
.d,er-ceneral Isidro Aguilera return to Spain
on November TO-
Marshal Blanco has issued orders to the effect
that all money found on the persons OF killed
or captured insurgent Officers is to be deposited
IN me fund for the relief Of invalid Spanish
soldiers.
General Luoue has sailed for Gibara Province
OF Puerto Principe. on board the Spanish
cruiser fernando Cortez which mas oee ~ sp bIs
q Sially detailed to convey the General 10 HIS
Orders have been issued that all Spanish
troops are to leave WITHIN TWO mont.o .ie vi,
used churches in which they have hitherto peen
housed for lack Of other accommodations.
Marshal Rlanco tomorrow will receive the
consuls of the foreign Powers. who Will pay
their first official visit to the new Captaln-Gen-
eral. ,,.,a .
DISPATCHES received here from Madrid say
that the recent magazine article OF Hannis
,TayIor the former Minister Of the United states
at Madrid. on Cuban AFFAIRS, mas proouceu an
unpleasant feeling at the Spanish capital ana
It is added that the belief prevails there that
the Government will be compelled to intervene
in this affair. ..
The Impartial says: 1T is very strange
that the Three Friends should leave the United
states engaged in lawful trade. and yet nave
Government official on board as guarantee VI
the legality of her voyage 1t may be trick
Of the United States Government TO incite Spain
TO exercise the right Of search. which is always
liable to bring about diplomatic complications
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
MISS WILLARD REFLECTED.
OTHER OFFICERS OF THE W. C. r. U. CONTINUED
IN THEIR PLACES

IN THEIR PLACES.
Buffalo Nov. 1.-The election OF officers was the
nrlncipal incident OF this mornings session OF the
" C. T. L. Tho present officers. headed by MISS
Frances T. willard were reelected unanimously
The other officers reelected were: Vlce-president-
ot-Iarge Mrs Lillian NJ. N. Stevens or Massa-
chusetts: corresponding secretary, Mrs. Katherine
Lente-Stevenson OF Massachusetts,; recording Sec
rotary, Mrs Cara c. Hoffman. OF Missouri; treas
urer. Mrs Helen NJ Barber Of Illinois MISS VII
lard announced the appointment or MIS- H. =. ~
Stevens as vice president. and Mrs. holman an
nounced the re-appointment OF Mrs. Frances Il.
r,couchamp ms assistant recording secretary.
A motion was adopted declaring that nothing
s,,d in tho discussion Of the Temple should be con-
s,rued "A rejecting on Mrs. NJ. B. Carse. her SIN
cerIty OF purpose. her good fath or her nsnns
mcnf and expressing appreciation OF heI ,
ing faith and her tireless iaoo's '' VIC '' "
resolution that the minutes OF yesterdays , ses
sion he amended as to include the name OF i "
Mni,i % r. Carse with that OF Miss Willard IN a
rasoimtion pedging support 10 the Temple was los'
pg rh resolutions Committee submitted preamble
and resolutions which were aGop,ea;; anu, ', s
Hdeity 10 the principles OF total abstinence; Ge
'nr,ny The seventh commandment the only Nhris
tan way OF dealing with Vice; nsistns on ~,
cationai instead OF a sex test FOR eiectIve
onnosInr all laws which by license taxing y, Jill
liz nrovide for the sale OF liquor as beverage
T VT, lin FOR determined agitation against mar
no,ic.. expressing grief at the serving OF VIII d.
~ orruaI reunion at Princeton, ana laVo,ins
equal wages for equal serVi odrted in memory of
sse, Dow extending sympa thy TO Lady Henry
N.' -. IN her illness, and regrettlng her absence
and expressing loyalty and ndelity 70 MISS "'''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
ROAD RACES IN BROOKLYN.

r,. animal road bicycle races Of the Mapleton
CvcI. Club we're held on Flfteenth-ave, Brooklyn.
Yesterday. The course was muddy and the at
tendance was small. None Of the races were timed
except the three-me handicap. The summaries
follow: go . - . .-s,,. OK v.rd.,
A. Newburg 80 yaris second. f. e. Reilly "crstcn)
third ,, -, ,,... e L R.,,lv 49,
0h MILE handcspmwon by J. Claire tscrach E. Mel
Vile no yardsl second. Lassey go yard. tndc; u
Melville (scratch) second. ,. y. Reilly 90 yasaO sns'
Time-odA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
THE ESTATE OF WILLIAM II. KING.

Nsvport r. l.. Nov. probate Judge Baker re-
..,,sd Yesterday petition for order for the dis
r,hutlon Of 1000 600 Of the estate OF the late Will
lam II. King. who died In Butler Hospital. ana Tor
80 no..esslon of whose estate Mrs e a. Webster
pe Pnresented a claim, The hearing on the petition
postponed for three weeks Sie9poss 20 oS
tsetion 10 the granting Of the order ~ maj euoFs
q Soouro the property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
s,NDs "a ST. ANDREWS CHAMPION

TIL. annual golf championship OF the St Andrews
C,ub was decided yesterday on the CLUBS 'i'hs' NJ
Mount Hope. The tournament Vas '""V N
hole mcdal-play affair. the cohn'''ohs p,,
49,. ,ho mo re,urnirg the Lowest, score should be
declared club champion for the ensuing year. Inc
nr,zc offered was the John Reid medal. one OF inc
Oldest golhng trophies in this country II was won
nv w II Sands with total score OF la i"is -
sands's third victory In these competitions anu
he thus receives the medal 10 Keep. some o' '''s
lnnhnc scaroS follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
HENRY d. MCAEEREY.

Oswogo " y Nov. 2.-Ex-Mayor Henry n. Nc
CafYrcy president OF the city Department OF Public
Works. and an extensive contractor IN telegraph
and telephone construction. died suddenly at his
homo IN this city this morning OF heart failure.
aged nfty-scvcn. lie was n veteran or the war.
and enjoyed extensive acquaintance In business
circles In the United States and Canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
MORE ABOUT SPANS REPLY
A sEMr-orFICIAL STATEMENT MADE IN
MADRID
r,,,,rr-srEHING DENOUNCED-HELP OF The
UNITED STATES IN PAClFYlNG CUBA DE-
sIRED-BLANCO HOPEFUL OF
GOOD RESULTS

Madrid Nov. "A semi-official note was CIR
.,,.,oa today giving a more exact indication OF
~. contents OF the Spanish note in reply 70 '''e
.,nica,io, Of the United States on the SUD-
o., ~ C,ha than has hitherto been puplsheu'
:, cav. that the note Of Spain consists OF twenty
o,cn, nares NJ folio The first part OF the repi!
10 a naranhrss4 Of the note Of the United states
Minister. General Stewart L. Woodford' anu
.orc,udes with the assurance that Spain Is AMI
mated by the same friendly lce''hs 90 '''i
in behalf of the United States.
The second part Of the reply goes into elao-
.ro.. "details concerning the various flibuster-
,rg expeditions which are said to nave lei' inc
Irn,ted States for Cuba which details are based
entirely on the rel ort of Calderon carlisle the
former counsellor Of the Spanish Legation at
Washington. Spain. in concluding that por-
t,on NJ her reply 10 the United States. expresses
,bs hone that this phase of the situation VIII ne
changed and that the United States VIII Try 10
"nrevent further violations OF international
law" a,o.,o, ,rade nv
,be i-nited States Spain says she hopes that
the United States will act loyalIy ana coI,so'is
IN helping Spain to pacfy CUBA, especnAliy II.
view Of the fact that such an extended FORM OK
smtonomist government is about to be sincerely
granted" coo.o,r-ceneral OF
cha has sent q cable message 10 the spanish
Government saying that he has formed IaVU ,
able opinion regarding the prospects LOT INC
pacification Of Cuba ..,, -.
The general feeline here IS more hopeiul , Ti L"
neaceful outcome Of the situation, especiay
Since Marshal Blanco's arrival at Havana, as
II Is believed that his presence VIII great!
further the solving Of the Cuban problem. AZ
the same time. 1t is pointed Out that tne SUI
n,.s,on NJ the insurgents cannot be expected
unless they are entirely aoahooheu ~ '"'
United States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
JCSTIS MILLER.

Troy. y. Y. Nov 2--Justis Miller n welknown
collar manufacturer and a prominent member OF
the Prohibition party. died at o'clock this after
Nom n, hIs home I'm this city. He was tho senior
member OF tho firm OF Miller. Hall & iartwclL
We was attacked with hiccoughs several days ago
and despite the efforts OF physicians. they could
not be restrained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
WILLIAM PARKMAN BARSTOw

William Parkman Barstow. for many years an
empoye OF tho Atlantic Dredging Company. OF
Now-York city. died Sunday at the home Of
his SON Henry w Rars.ow No - Grcenc-ave.
BROOKLYN. He born OH March II. 1879. In this
city. and had lived In BROOKLYN for forty-hve years
rio was n member OF the 81 George Society and OF
Commonwealth Lodge. F. and A. VI. He leaves
ttr.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
FIGHTING IN WEST AFRICA.
POSSIBLY ONLY ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF AN EN-
oAGEMENr PREVIOUSLY REPORTED.

London. Nov. "A dispatch from Paris puohSheu
here to-day says that West African advices re-
ceved at the French capital report the defeat by
the Baribas tribesmen Of the British expedition
sent into the Lagos Hinterland.
II is semi-ofcialy pointed out here that TINS re-
nort from West Africa Is probably another version
when Captain Humfrey commanding Bri,isn
force routed the Baribas. killing three hundred Oh
them with the loss of only six Haussas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
MUSICAL NOTES.

Thu socond concert In the instrumental champer
,rs,c series of the Brooklyn Institute. which VIII be
c,ven this evening, will be OF uncommon interest
TO musical amateurs. because IL WIZ pe "e' o'eu
n form Of the art that Is rarely exp'o''eu III ''''
ao,,n,ry-chomber music for wind Instruments
Tho performers vii, he Messrs. Felix bour' oooe
wubcln F6rstcr clarinet: Paul Pesche passoon
an, ysver Reiter horn, assisted by Miss Alice
Ioc,son p,ano The programme Will Include MO
zart's quintet In fat. for plano ana "'hu III
s,rumcnts: Schumann's romances. op. " TOT o"oo
ord ,iaro and Reethoven's quintet IN T. nat op
,s for rinno and wind instruments. inc cohoe''
win be given IN Association Hall. Bond ana f"'''"
SITS. Brooklyn. -. Yrv
,o ,aco Theatre OF Julie Kopacsy. In the ne"
onerc,ta .'Thc Cooling Dove" by Wugen Won i"uhu
will be one Of the notable incidents OF inc '"e"'.
cal wear The reputation which precedes 'h's artist
10 nm excellent one, she having ache'eu s'e'' SUI
cess abroad. The supporting company comprises
.,roers and comedians from tho principal theatres
-, Cr,,ary and Austria and Is a largo one. Inc
nroduc.ions at tho Irving Place Theatre are al
WAYS OF n high standard ana the stage sc''"e'
beautiful: IN this production however. "'''ee'
conried has bestowed extra care ana eNPchse
Scenery costumes and elecrlcai eHec's, !" lac,
everything used In THE Cooling Dove VIII Do
ncw and Of the best. The new operetta VIII De re-
neoted every evening and Saturday matinee OF
this week.
The erxt Of the orchestral subscription concerts
at the Astoria will be given on Thursday eVe'''"s
under Mr.. Seid.s direction
Nine Marcca sembrich will make her first APP
pearauce at the first OF the popular SUNDAY col"
cert. 10 be given next Sunday night Mt tho metro
politan Opera House. on this occasion MT. Man
Toreer the young American volinist. VIII be
heard here for ' n ,ne 's soas.
10 under the direction OF Mr.. Anton sed''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
yrv-ORLEANs MORE CHEERFUL.

New-Orleans. Nov 1.-The yellow fever situation
,o-n,obt ,s encouraging Board Of Health physi-
Clans cav the backbone Of the fever Is broken and
should the weather remain as II 10 tor several
&c., the disease will become non-infectious and
fgost entirely STAMPED ont. Thirty new cases
and Ave deaths were reported to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

Sir Rutherford Acock. who was born in 1909
tho son OF Or. Thomas Alcock. and was educated
for the medical profession. He was on the medical
staN OF the British auxiliary forces IN Spain In
support OF Isabella II against the Carlists. and In
Portugal IN support OF Maria II against the Miguel
lists for which services nc received honors and
decorations from the British. Spanish and Portu-
gucsc governments. Later he vas British Consul
al Foo Chow. Shanghai. ana ~ Canton. from which
place he was transferred TO tho Diplomatic service
and became British Minister to Japar. Sir Ruther
ford Acock was created X. e. r. II lsf2 and I'm
1853 ne transferred 10 Pckin Chief Supcrin-
tcndcnt Of Trade In China. remaining until 1870
He was tho author OF Notes on the Medical His
tory Of the British Legion In Spain Elements OF
japanese Grammar" THE Capital Of the Tycoon"
and Familiar Dialogues I'm japanese"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
TWO YEARS FOR SILFTERBERf.

Copenhagen. Nov. 2-Cash,er Slfverberg. OF the
local branch OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company
Of New-York who was arrested on September Is.
charged with embezzng 1900 crowns and with
falsifying his accounts was sentenced to-day to
two years penal eervitude
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

eight-inch guns and the classmates Of the six-inch
guns protected by six inches of nickel STEEL
The Mnistro Zentino is cruiser OF $500 tons
displacement She Is $50 feet long has 439 feet
beam. and has Il maximum draught Of &c feet 10
inches. Her speed is estimated al twenty knots an
hour, and she carries eight 6-inch Quck-iirng
guns. ten 6-pounders and four l-pounders and has
three torpedO-tubcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
SIR RUTHERFORD ALcocK. X. c. r.

London. Nov Sir Rutherford Alcock. X. G. r.
who in 1870 president Of the Royal GeoGraph-
icnl Society and who in 1sS3 presided over the
Health Department OF the Social Science Congress
T. dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

t-mor.-Dr J. A. Hartwell. ~ Yale Rcfere~-Frank
Morse o. Princeton. 1.nesmen-I. - varfan and a. w
Knapp Touchdowns-K Knapp and Harclay Goa.s koke'
Hopkins ard Marshall Final score-oTsnee' u E%d-
hn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
crxrp.1 IOyGsTREET ASSUMES OFFICE.

Washington. Nov. 2.-Genera! James Lonsstrec'
..o, On. oath of ONCE as Commissioner or RAN
roads to-day ard began his new duties. succeeding
Csnerni Wade Hampton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

It cures all kinds Of Colds and It isn't nasty
| medicine" Children like it-Dr. d. Jaynes Exs
pectorant. sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

SON BORN TO PRINCE POAIA7o"SAi'
San Francisco Nov. "A son has been porn 10
.ho wife of Prince Ponintowski The frincess Is
a .ister OF Mrs W. H. Croker
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
vru poURTH.CLAsS POSTMAsTERs.

Washington. Nov Among the iour'h-cAss
postmasters appointed to-day were the iohow"s; :,
New-York-Ailen. J. 4; Jones' AH siSssvsrsS, 3
Faulkner: CayutA q. u Sonss' "s"~' "
kfaRner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

TIE VICE president ~ THE CITY.
yice-President Hobart. who came to the city to
attend the opening Of the new Astoria Hotel.
was I'M bright and early yesterday morning and
vent 70 New-Jersey to vote. He would mako NO
comment upon the local Ntuesions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03
MR. BARRETT's STATEMENT.

Herbert Barrett Is the son OF F. st. Jonn
Barrett. a druggist. at No. 484 Eighth-ave The
two Barretts called at the hotel In the AFTER
noon. but the younger refused to talk The
young mans father said that ne mao known i
N N.,as 20 visit his house yesterday. He
declared that he did not know Miss Parsonss
aunt. although his son did. as he had visited
neI a" that he knew Of no reason why Miss
parsons should commit suicide
Coroner Hoeber called at the hotel YESTERDAY
o,d he will hold an inquiry probably to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

People Used to Go 70 England
%, buv the Crown lavender Salts" Sold now evefywnen
IN crown-s,oppered bottles. Reject worthless mtANons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

Should b.. read DAILY by all interested. - change
may occur at tireD ~,-.... 4 ,so1
Foreign malls for the week ending Novemosr o. ~
viii close promptly In all cases) At the 0enefa ros.oc
"a ,,ilows Parcels post mails close one hour carrie
than closing time -hown below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-03

The first Of the orchestral subscription concerts
az the Astoria will be given on Thursday evening"
under Mr. Sed.'s direction