davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-05
Petition for Liquor License,

Lea Hartman
Truman B Shaw
Joseph Lessell Ander
son
Alexander Anderson
william Muller
Ike Sack
Herman COhn
Jacob SchwAb
Isaac Iscnberg
Julius Spingarn
John HanwAy
John Jamss Kennedy
John Sager
Mendel WAchman
George Washington
Plat
George I Goldsby Sim
William Richard Har
yey
John ii Evans
John AloyBiuS Cannon
| William Burton Cannon
George Gordon Sims
| Oliver ShandRnsis
| Robert COhn
ALarIAh Bruce
Robert WOrthingtol
Tilford
Van Is Boddie
Ernest Hyner
Jake Weinberg
Abe Weinberg
Isaac W einberg
Jake Hendel
Sidney WoOlf
Marx GOldsteln
julius RomanskY
Solomon RomanSky
Jacob Romansky
AdOlph Heidingsfelder
George WheatlCy
sol Brill
Max Lemler
Oscar Ignace
Lawrence Hendricks
Lewis
Henry SchalI
Joseph MoyBe
Ephriam Henry Wool
Leon Moyse
Seldom Pleasant Aiken
John Frederick Fritz
Jacob Shall YerEer
Jonathan Ehrlich
Isaac Hebron
William KsrchiYllle
Gildart
Thomas Patrick Cum
mings
Jacob Giyins LOwey
Turner LOwey
John Benjamin James
Sam Edward Sievers
Grafton Baker
Louis Vormus
Albert Vormus
Joseph hirsch
Louis WaldAuer
Joseph Wilczinski
Phil Watson
Adrien Daret
John White
Bailey Frazier
Fritz Deichman
James Woods PRrberry
Lloyd Lorenzo Thomas
William A Rhea
william dwRrd
ThOrne
Thomas Woodland
Lewis EckstOne
Luther Pinkney Smith
Walter Judson Hoyis
William Leland Sides
Henry Anderson Aber-'
crOmbie
Harry Smith
Lewis Elwood Clarke
Wallace Arnold
Marshall Neil Harshe
Ferdinand Strauss
Ludwig David Weiss
James Joseph Ryan
John Franklin Harris
John Mcnamara
George Young
Ed Gray
James Jordan
William Quinn
VIM Bismarck M0iSnerI
Charles Jordan
IgnatiHs Edward Hetey
Abe Blum
Henry Clitherall Wal
lace
Mier Mayor
Charles Joseph Kelly
Herman Seeman
Nehemiah Louis Rite
man
Charles Hugo Caneman
Robert Hsllette
Theodore Eckstone
George Washington
NOee
Louis Kern
Charles LuHen
Early Hunter
Henry Chapman [
Marx PeppeIman
Jpaar Aaron Newman l.
william Newman
Louis Ca1all
Benjamin Nichal Rucks
Anton Schmidt
George Singer
Edward Schmidt
Abraham Brick
Robert White
Office Ballard
Ernest Schrador
William I Norman ,
James NJ Robertson =
Thomas u Byrd ,
william Graves
Bernard Stern
steve Burton J
Joseph Bethea Hammer
Jefferson Claiborne
Robert Lee Davidson
Lucian Burrstt
Daniel B Gordon
Mark Oliver
samuel Jesse French (
sydney Lawrence Perry
Robert Chapman !
louis Pickens |
GEORGE Blackburn AL \
eNander
William Writ Tlllotson
Bernhard Baer
Personally appeared be-
Notary Public in and fo
lille. County of Washinf
ippi, II. Schlesinger. vi
worn, says that the f
written by the parties I
With the consent of said
presence.
Sworn to and subs cribe
.2y Of ApI.l l.97.
lied Iag 2.th 1881.
-a~0 3
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-05

Those Aristo-Plstino pictures ct
Belfs are beauties. Go to look ct
ihem.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1897-06-05

Eend yOuF JsO wOFl . ihs Tnns.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
PATENT IS INVALID.
Anyone May Make harycyized Steel
Plate Armor.
PROBABLE SUCCESSOR TO RECT OR
Judge Noonan May BE Named for the
Place.
TO LIMIT TERMS OF JUDGES
An" 4" Make Them Elective Is the
object of a Mn By MIR.
Cooper.
o LIMIT TERMS OF JUDGES

Washington December IS Especial y
lhere is Consideration in Washington to-
hisht among the representatives of tho
'rohmonsers of the country by reason OF
INC tact that it was decided last nisht
'hat the patent granted for the Harvey
ized armor process for ship plates Is it,
valid This opens the door wide 10 all
steer furnaces IN the country for supplying
HaFveyized armor 10 the government
without payment Of royalty and lisponses
with the monopoly hitherto enjoyed by the
carnegie and Bethlehem Iron Works peopie
Gu armor plate for wirships. Hitherto the
government has paid the patontess of the
Harvey process 4 cent per pound royalty
on all armor plate supplied FOR United
states vessels. The government row owes
these patenees S?looO for royalties Gic on
the past Years supply Of mm,r pia,e which
will not be paid
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
u lI
THEFIRS1STEP TAKEN
Toward Securing 90 Appropriated!
for the Dscp Mater CbanneL |
FIRST WORK TO GET RlGHr.OF.wAYl
For hundred-Foot Channel fromI
Morgan's Point to Houston. Il
THEN PERMANENTLY ORGANIZE
'IRST WORK TO GET RIGHT.Of.wAY
THEN PERMANENTLY ORGANIZE
To Push the Work to Successful
Compict'"n-.,i"st Important Cam
ppign Ever Undertaken.

1
i"efc we'o gathered at the Office OF
mayor nee last evening number OF tue
ie'u'hs business men and property holders
OF the city to take preliminary steps 10
'ha' most important OF all matters to
houston the deep water channel 10 tho
'''''es'
number of Important letters were read
ana discussed, Many details were talked
''er W i'ns'h' II was decided that the
most important question 10 settle im-
'"eu'o'o'F IL tNo fisot-ot way, as the gcv-
o'''''i' ~ WIZ MOI make an appropriation
''''' 'p'S matter is definitely decided,
'uo 'h''cd Sta'es government viii not pay
'ho cent Tor right -of-Nay
'he Following resolution WAS unan-
i"ous'y adopted;
N's"'Ned' That committee of Ave be
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
DOMESTIC.

An Ohio farmer suddenly becomes
imane ana reveals the hiding place of
box of gold
Twenly-sevcn republicans intend TO
defeat Hanna for the senate
Three masaSed men enter Il Big -Four
train al Bcrca, ONO, and murder tho
conductor.
War between tho Dixie aud stand
ara oil companies in Atlanta Is eA-
pectcd.
Iardee Hall, contested with the La
fayetle College at Easton. Pa. burned
Seven spanish smacks who were fish
Ding IN Florida waters captured by the
United States revenue cutter
Cramps 10 established q ship yard at
Seattle, Wash.
Ianole tho murderer In the Tombs.
sail to have confessed.
General Miles favDrs sending two eX-
petitions TO relieve the Klondikers
Governor Johnston Of Alabama starts
movement for a quarantine conycn-
tioa OF tho Gulf States
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

a description OF the new school house
20 be placed IN the Fair Ground addi-
ton.
cations met and decded 10 organize
for the procurement o. am appropria-
ton 10 secure a deep water channel to
the foot Of Man street
a wei stocked holiday market.
\ woman deserted anh left an H.
moutlA-o,d chiil In public carriage.
Sol Edel was acquitted on the charge
Of killing Waller Hughes Detectives
Ellison md Proctor VII ask TO be in
6icted for the afrense.
Programme OF the approaching meet
ing OF tile South Texas Medical assoc
cation, to be he'd at Beaumont. De-
cspber 2s.
The KING shoot Of the Schuetzen-
verein.
Rev. !. r. Sears leaves Houston 10
take charge Of a chursh at Cameron.
Mi. Dachmans barn .eit Hunting
bayou destroyed by tire.
The Salvation Army viii arrange a
Christmas tree for the poor children Of
the city.
4 report from the secretary OF the
Faith HOME.
I'd Banks makes an appeal to the
colored people IN the interest az the
Afro-Amertcaf fair.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
Static.

Sevorost Weather of the season Is
now prevailing throughout Texas.
Several accidents and considerable
damage In s,pndry ways have resulted.
Mrs, j, W. Bake of Mexia Ia doad
convention IN the interest of eugar
oaue growing In The coast country waa
hcid a Galveston awl good results
are regarded as probable.
Daughters Of the Confederaoy con.
clrdcd tteir moclnng at Galveston.
Report Of the text book board viii
he given opt Monday.
northwestern domupd for lumber has
soucwlait ahitcd. bnt tho Texas de-
lrnlid rs improving.
orange minis arr taxed 20 their ca
parfty by orders, mostly from Texns
julius Altman of Wharton dlcd a
deed OF Trust, I. II, Evans Of Waxa-
hachle filed II clmttul mortgage a re-
cciyer for the Turner stock at Ennis
appointed.
Taxable values IN Texas incroasen
N5sS.5G over 1896
Sabine Pass IS nearly sure TO have
another railroad during the next year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
MADNtN AND GOLD.
Rich Farmer While Insane Gives
His Wife ~ IInarded Fortune

Columbus, Ohio. December is A box of
gold and a raving mailman have created no
end of excitement among the farmers near
tire city of Sandusky. Ono of tic most pros
porous and highly respected farmers ia the
neighborhood was Herman Kolinger, who
came there in 1892 from Chicago. Satur-
Gay Redinger left the house, telling his
wife that he was going to the field 10 husK
corn. minute later he was a maniac.
With almost superhuman strength lie de-
molished all the furniture in the house
and finally rushed out With u shotgun and
revolver, bent on murder The ncighbors
were called in and overpowered him. Five
stalwart men struggled with him at an
tervals all night 10 keep him in the house
Sunday morning he became calm and APP
patently rational, and was left with his
family. He told his wife later that he had
large box full of money in The barn and
oHered to show her where 1t was
Mrs Redingcr accompanied him, climbing
up Ia the hayloft. and there from under
the rafter he took an old box. Sure enough
1t was full to the brim with money The
bottom and sides We're lined with bills of
large denominations, and the rest was gold
ana silver coin, enough, all told 10 make
snug fortune. The money was undoubtcl-
" the savings Of Redingers whole life.
After handing the valuable box to his
wife Re6inger became violent again and
dashed away from his home and family
toward Venice. He ran with the speed Or
a deer, rushing wildly over aud under wire
fences tearing his clothes and receiving
ugly cuts and gashes on his body, from
which the blood fairly spu-tcd, No one
could follow the demented man far. aul
all trace Of him was lost near Venice. lie
is supposed to either nave drowned HIM
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
NoONAN tS JUDGE,
Ne Ma, H. Named as Successor To
Rector,

Tie Ma, Hr Named as Successor Ia
Rector,
Washington, December 1S.-CSpecial -
1t is considered here that The hill 70 10
introduced by Congressman Henry sud
which has practically been arrcsd urnp
by the entire Texas delegation for N. al
pointment Of temporary Federal judge
to act in Judge Rcctors place is of more
Importance than appears on the face Of it.
This appointment, when made. VIII lie viz
tually permanent one. Tho bill VIII
undoubtedly pass during Janlnry.
There is considerable speculation here
as 10 the probable successor of Judge Rec
tor and Judge Noonans friends are anxious
TO know his present position. he ha,iug
filed an application for the postmG sfership
of San Antonio. II is conceded here that
Judge Noonan would be the strongest
Texas candidate for the iu1gasntp and lis
friends will bring great pressure 30 hear
to secure him the appointment IL he is
in position to accept 1t.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
Mcnrthy Wan suicides.

Montgomery, Ma, December Isl.
schwed. wealthy New York Hebrew,
formerly OF Montgomery Was found at hiS
room in city hotel this afternoon uple-
the influence Of powerful uarcotic. Ply
sicians administered 10 him without delay.
but he died In a few hours without re-
gaining consciousness. He was eonnectel
with the Wall street. firm Of He5ry clews
& Co He had two grown sons in New
York and q daughter gho recently mar
ried Postoffice Inspector w. 8 Mayer o.
Chicago. Schwed attended fashionable
wedding here last night and was among
the merries, OF the guests No cause can
be ascribed for his suicide.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

PAGE
! Illustrated cover In colors
. Illustrated humorous page
8 Initial step toward Buffao BAYOU
shin channcl....W Washington special.
4. Bad weather IN Texas, Sugar came
growers convention. State news.
s, Ed kiams ad.
c. TelePraphic Paws.
Z Tclcgraphic isews.
g. Statc ncws.
o. Local news.
10 Local news Levy Bros. "a.
II Railroad news.
T. Local noWH.
g. Local news. Letter list.
H. w l.. Foloys al
L.. Advertising cards.
H. Looal society review.
H. Nomans page.
is H. WaddeiFs al.
H.. Texas marriage aud Deaths. Whia
tlesoy Hardware company's adj.
~. Editorial spOrdence and select =
&c matter.
81. Letter box, corresp ondence and Sc
lcctcd matter.
%. Commercial.
%. Commercial. State news
"a. Warts.
20. Wants.
70. Local news.
q. a letter about Klondike .IIampcs
ad.
Is. Judge K.ttren's speech to Confeder.
ate veterans.
-. The Leprs and Leprosy. The
Tramp IN Germany.
80. Preventive Of Crime. Miscellany
81. Tho Pres 1cnts Christmas Dinner
and the Queens Christmas presents.
81. History Of the Christmas Carol
Miscellany.
80. Fleur-de-Ble and st. Nicholas: A
Christmas Story. Miscellany.
81. A Christmas Chime: A story. Mis-.
cellany.
80. SIX Christmas Menus lingo Toys
for Children.
sc. Texas lumber markets reviewed.
81. Frontier Remlaiscences.... Lechenger's
al.
~. Parker & Archers al.
81. Brown Bros al
80. A sketch OF william Ewart Glad
stone. Four 81 the Greatest Living
Jsws. .Mscelluay
IL. The q. A. r. Colony IN Texas. The
Southern Cotton Growers Fosters
weather forecasts
~ A little Africa IN South Carolina 80.
Miscellany
70. Miscellany
~. Mstrat Bros. o. co.'s al.
A., Mstpot Bros. g. Co.'S al.
46. Il p. \. Department.. Miscellany.
Il. Sport review. .Thu4ttical review.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
WIRES IN TROUBLE.

storm int"rfcred with the Handling
81 IN" News service.
The severe storm which was prevalent
over North TeSas and large area out
side Of the state last night, considerably
affected the transmission Of the usual
quot" OF news within and without the
state.
II Was impossible to reach several points.
and the Operators were kent busy trying 10
hoId Mp what few wires they could get
In The northern and western sections OF
HE state stockmen have suffered con-
siderable loss by the death Of animals from
exposure. Cattle in preparation for mar
ket arc also set back by the chilling they
received.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
ss'sssss"sssssssssssssssse
A SUMMARY or T0DAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS.
WASHINGTON.

II has been discovered that the pat
ent on IIatvwized steel armor plates
Is Invalid.
I'Ill 10 appoint n successor to Judge
Rector Is likely to pass. and Noonan
may .o nnmc1.
AIR Coopcr has introduced a bin to
mako Federal ludEas elective ana ~
limit ther terms.
Benton McMll!In has gene 10 Tecncs-
sec to eco after his senatorial PROS
poets.
Fight wfll 10 made to have thu ciyiI
scrN zee law repealed
Senate passed a bin approprhIlng
s29)O0a for the relief Of tho K,oniikers,
the house eoncurrod in the reaslntlm.
'Vih houses Of congress udiourned
ugtll January >.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
CONFEDERATE GRAVES.
Gov. "bob' Taylor Suggests a Conn
ctcrN AssOciMtiOm.

Chattanooga, Tenn, December 1S.--Ip an
interview at Tuldhoma. Tenn, Governor
Robert l.. laDlor suggested that there
should be organized for the wAe.e se,ith
a Confederate Cemetery association, to
raiso funds aud supervise the care OF Con-
federatc cemeteries, many OF which ara
said TO be neglected. Governor Taylor
suggests further mat a branch OF the as
ISOLATION should be formed In each South
ern state, aud that general headquarters
OF the association be established at some
city centrally located. Governor Taylor
pledged himself 10 pace his services at
the disposal OF ouch an associations and
would deliver n number OF lectures for
its benefit The plan viii be presented to
the annual reunion OF Confederate veter-
ans at Atlanta next year
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

Washington, December Especial -
Hon. Benton McMillin left for Tennessee
tonight to innugurate his active ,anyass
for the United States senate TO succeed
the late lsham G. Harris The legislature
of Tennessee conyenes on the first Monday
in January and from confidential inforiAa-
ton at the command of The Post COR
respondent 1t seems absolutely assured that
Mr.. McMillin will be elected without Sc
rious opposition.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
pOIipItai..

Some pointers are said to have been
rccesyed frcm MIR Iiamley as 10 Bundi'y
big offices IA Texas
Senator Terrell has formally ar
isounced that Mr. Fuller win not "
candidate for attorney general.
Colonel Dick Wynne's formal an
uouncemeit pf his candi.acy for TIE
gubernsaoriai nomination comes in the
form Of resolutions by tic Tarrant
county executive committee.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

Tho Southern Pacific has changcu
the limit date of dts holiday tickets to
kansas city and st. Louis.
Trat ellees Auditor keains OF the In
ternattonal and Great Northern aas
resigned.
Cattle for Cuba.
Santa Re chunges time.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
tOMDiIlItIlAI..

American futures 10 9 points up,
but Liverpool unehanged.
Turkeys IN good demand and higher.
Everything in the stock market high
er. The bank statement sh-ws IA de-
crease IN surplus reserve.
THE bull clique "a control "A. The Chi-
cago grain market and taking ut the
wheat offered.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
QUARANTINE CONVENTION.

Mobile Aa December 1SA conference at call
Governor Johnston Alabama
0n OF south A0npe and Gulf States Tho people
was suggested y health was wclat ended
Governor Johnston mtteo
call iltc
resolution adopted appealing to pub
lie health quarantine
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

Washington, December 49, Special y
Congressman Cooper today introduced a
joint resolution proposing an amendment
to the constitution limiting the tenure Of
Office Of the suprcmc and inferior judges OF
the United States and making those offices
elective or appoin,ive as congress b. laws
may direct.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

Huntsville. Texas. December ls.--Messrs.
Clemens, opcnheimer and Fry. members OF
the nenitentinry board made an official
visit 10 the prison here, lelging yesterday.
Thee expressed themselves pleased with
the condition Of things.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19

Washington, December IS, Especial -
a new postofnce has been established at
Exray. Erath county, George NJ. sa,iby
postmaster
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-19
Index to
Today Post.
FIFTY-TWO PAGES.

See That You Get Them All.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07

Der has since been gradually increased. In that
year another French commission spent q long
time looking over the ground, ana pronounced ia
vorably on the prospects, and plans OF the compa,
ny. George A. Cunningham. L. r. Mckinney, ana
other Americans. who are supposed TO be quail
ned 10 speak from an engineering point OF view.
say that the canal can and will be- completed.
Sir Henry Tyler, formerly President, OF tho
Grand Trunk Railroad, who visited the isthmus
in the fall Of 1895, said that the financial com
binations of the new company were sufiiCicntly
powerful TO provide all the funds needed for the
completion Of the undertaking.. On the othcr
hand, Mr.. Colquhoun OF England, q warm ad-
vocate OF the Nicaragua Canal project. taxes IA
very gloomy view OF the Panama enterprise.
The large majority OF competent witnesses VINO
have studied the Panama Canal OH the ground
do not seem to share Mr.. Coiqunouns view that
IL Is not practical and cannot be carried OUT.
The canal. as now planned, is To have ten
locks, and water Is to be supplied TO the higher
locks by means OF immense. RESERVOIRS, when
will relieve the floods OF the Chagres River. ana
In the dry season dispense the supply 10 inc
canal as needed. The latest report Is that. with
the work already done for u distance OF sixteen
miles from Colon and four miles from Panama.,
there Is no doIbt that the canal can he completed
within the required time. The work Is not
being pushed. however, rs 1t was for a long
time under the de Lesscps regime, but the
rate OF progress Is being cOnsidcrapiy ac-
CELEBRATED. Several dirt holsters and con
veyers, costing $4,000 apiece, were recently
the company intends TO place 100 or them In use,
enough 10 dispose OF 10000 cubic metres oi art
or stone every ten hours. the company Is not
making much noise, but II Is working on u sound
agemcnt OF those who know what II Is DONG,
and OF most OF tho engineers, who have recent!
studied it's methods and the work before II. IL
Is needless 10 make amy predictions. put there
enterprise will gradually be pushed through To
success. CYRUS {. ADAMS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
Proposals.

DRoPoSAI.S FOB SUPPLIES FOR THE NORFOLK
i NAVY YARD.-February IL, ls67.-Sealed pro-
posals. endorsed Proposals for Supplies for the
Norfolk Navy Yard. to br opened MaCh v, 1897"
will he received at the bureau Of supplies and
Accounts, Navy Department, Washington. u. C., until
~ o'clocK noon. March .. 1897. and publicly Opened
Immediately thereafter. 10 furnish at the Savy Yard.
Norfolk, Va, "A quantity OF bolts and nuts. feather
busters, cotton canvas, rubber mats. coal hI ks:s.
pndlO'ss, ~nariwarr, hand lamps, leather betting.
leather. lumber. sheet tin. Tubin bronze, packing.
gum camphor. shcllnc, rosln, coal tar, tar oil, wrought
Iron pipe. brass pipe. pipe fittings. shovcls. emery
cloth. tools, wrenches, CASTLE soap, and sponges, The
articles must Coz form to the Navy standard and pass
the usual naval inspection, blank proposals will 10
furnished upon application Ia tine Navy Pay once,
Norfolk, Va. Tic bids, all other things being equal,
decided by lot. The Department reserves the right to
waive defects or Ia reject any or all bids not doomed
adv sntageous to the Government, EDwIS STEW.
Atr, PAymaster.G General, L, s, y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES FOR THE NEW YORK
L NAVY YARD, February Is, ~lSpI-Sealed propo-
sails, indorsal Proposals for supplies for the New
York Navy Yard, 10 he opened March 10, 1877" will
he received At the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts.
Navy Department. Washington, i. e.. until ~ o'clock
noon, March 10, 1897. ana publicly opened imlnedi'
ntely thereafter, To furnish nj the New York Navy
Yard u quantity ~ s%rTuOblng brushes. max Irvine,
hardware, vnIeiInC. glycrrinc. nCCkerchtefs. rubber
dies, sugar, and Timed hams; also, two hve.ton steam
hOisting wiurhes. The articles must conform Ia the
Navy STANDARD. and pass the usual naval inspection.
Blank proposals Will BE- furnished upon application
10 the Navy Pay Onicr, New York, The attention Of
manufacturers aud dealers Is invited. Tie bids. all
other things being epual, decided BY lot. The Depar'-
mcnt reserves the right To waive defects or to reject
any or all bids not deemed advantageous to the GOV,
crnment. EDWIN STEWART, Paymaster General.
L. \. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
Arriyed-sArunpAY. March o.

Arrived-SATURpAY, March o.
IS Ethiopia, Young. Glasgow.
vs. Sorrento, Jorgensen. Hamburg.
Ss British Queen. Smith. Antwerp.
~ Lumen. Nicholson. snlelds.
- Batoum. Ward, Shields.
50 Santiago. Leighton, CienfueSos-
IS 9uyandotte. Davis, Norfolk.
IS Pawnee. staples, Philadelphia
ship Larnica, Burgess. Manila.
Bark Ann Bookhaue, Dunkirk.
For later arrivals see First Page
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07

IS Bowie, from New YORK. at Liverpool.
So Columbia. from New York, at Genoa.
IS Nordkyn, from New York. az Hamburg.
SIS Lampasas, from New York. at Galveston.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07

ss La Champagne. from New York for Havre, passed
IS Elise Marie. from New York :or Flushing, passed
the Lizard.
the Scilly Islands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
MARINE INTELLIG ESCE.

IMMATURE ALaAsAc-Inis DAY.
sun rises. q rs sun SETS IS Moon sets. 10 32
mon wATEE-THis DAY.
Sandy Hook. 9 30 1ov. Island. 10 II He'll Gate. ! %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-03-07
Dwelling Aousts 90 get, aleu- asrsfy.

ITO RRNT.-Morristown, N. j., house l2 rooms; mod.
i ern improvements; near station; moderate rent.
For partcllan inquire OF owner. 9. W. VERNON. a2
Roade A.. New York.