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New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
TRIED SUICIDE WITH CHLOROPORN.
A NEWARK woWAH ATTEMPTS TO KILL HERSELF
~ THE AsTOR HOUSE.

A NEWARK woMAH ATTEMPTS TO KILL HERSELF
~ THE AsToR HOUSE
Mrs Lulu y Field thirty years old OF NO ia
Suruce-st Newark attempted 70 commit suicide
AZ the As,or House last night By 'nhallng choro-
form She was discovered IN time. through tele
gram she had sent 20 her husband and the door
o, her room was broken IN ard her he saved BY
Dre FarringtOn and Nelson OF tho hotel
The woman IL the wife OF Walter d. Field a
chemist whose place OF business Is in Newark. Sh.
came TO New-York yesterday 70 shop She went
TO the Astor House IN the afternoon and. after
sending telegram 70 her husbands business ad-
repaired The telegram read thus 4 am sick at
the Astor House"
When Mr. Field received the message II was 6 80
o'clock and he az once called up the hotel on a
telephone and asked what was the matter with
his wife.
As the hotel people did not know that she was
H. he directed them 70 fnd out.
A. the woman failed 10 respond 10 repeated
knocks and kicks the door. II was broken In.
and Mrs Field was found lying unconscious on
the bed. fully dressed. An empty phlal. labelled
"Chloroform." was beside her. as was also an i'm
nrovlscd cornucopla by the aid OF which she had
Drs harrington and Nelson were hastily sum-
,roncA and they administered an antdote. and by
the time an ambulance came CONSCIOUSNESS hau
Art4r She had revived Mrs Field declared that
- h,d Intended 70 xii herself. She was taken
- the Hudson Street Hospital II she is well
centre street Police Court on charge OF attempted
suicide
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
RETALIATING on EASTERN COMPANIES.

San Francisco. Oct. Estate Insurance Com
missioner C.unnie has made movement against
N. Eastern insurance companies which is likely 20
meet with determined opposition To all OF the
New-York com ,anies doing business in CalIfor
nia-fre. Mfe accident. health and secur!ty-he
forwarded letters calling their attention 10 stat
u,es of the State under which he holds, they are
compelled to take out licenses annually. Hereto
fore the custom Of the California Insurance De
nartnent has been 10 issue licenses during the SOL
vency of the corporations New-York and some
other States require, however. from insurance
companies organized under the laws Of other States
and Territories annual permissions 10 do busi-
ness and under the policy OF reciprocity adopted
hy the California Legislature Commissioner C.un-
ME proposes TO extend this obligation to all in
s,,rance companies from States which make such
demand on California underwriting corporations.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
ELECTION OFFICERS PCZZLED.
c. J. HART AND THE MYERS BALLOT MACHINE
MAKE \ MIDDLE ~ wEsTCHEs-
TFp COUNTY

The village and city clerks in Yonkers. Mount
Vernon, Tarry;own. Port Chester. Rye and Peeks-
Kill ana other places I'm Nesichester County which
will use the Myers ballot machine next Tuesday. are
in a quAndary over a protest which has just reached
them from Coler!dge J. Hart. Mr.. Hart is the Pro-
hibi;ion candidate for the Supreme Court. He calls
attention 20 the fact that he is also the nominee OF
The Independent Citizens Organization and as
there are only SIX o, buttons the machine
and the Independent Citizens Organization is the
seventh ticket in the FIELD extra provision
must be made 10 enable his name TO appear In both
columns.
The clerks have cited the law OF 1897. which says
that under such circumstances the candidate must
choose within two days the emblem under which
he desires his 10 appear. In case OF his fail
IRE 10 do so the e.ection officers may print his
under the emblem os the party by which he was
first nominated. and under the seventh. or school
and Amendment" row. but in the latter the knob
must be locked and imperative. In order that he
may not be voted for twice by the elector.
letter to Leverett +. Crumb. County Clerk. declines
uphold this construction OF the statute. and the
clerks at
Mr.. Hart insists that his shall appear
both tickets. aLI says that In case o. refusal he
VIII take the matter 10 the courts. As the election
IS near - aant Is probable that the election Of
ncers vii cave the Attorney General and County
Clerk to deal with Mr. Hart and unless restrained
by injuncro ons place DIS name In the Prohibition
column and leave the blank column locked and In
operative. NJ. Hart Is the only candidate OF the
Independent; Citizen organization.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
PUBLIC HEALTH CONVENTION.
A DISCUSSION OF EXPERIMENTS MADE WITH
FORMALDEHYDE.

Philadelphia. Oct "A number OF pertinent
papers were read at to-days session of the Amer
lean Public Health Association Convention. and all
the subjects were freely discussed by the delegates
Refore taking up the programme OF the day a
resolution was adopted directing the appointment
In accordance with the recommenda lions OF Presi-
dent Horlbeck in his annual address, OF com
mittee Of FIVE to investigate the origin OF !eIow
fever.
Formaldehyde the new gaseous dis'nfectah''
which was scarcely known IN the United states
year ago. but which during the year has been ex-
tens,vely experimental with by medical men, was
the principal theme before this mornings session
The discussion OF technical nature, nut ,l lne
Conclusion generally reached was that foriha'uc-
hvde had not yet accomplished what nad Deeh
Claimed for It. The failures. however. ~ete pIl- @
cinalv attributed the lack 81 apparatus 70 gen
crate the gas properly, and the near future y
expected to supply this want -. -,
At the afternoon session number OF paPetts an am
oomnnittee reports were read, each OF Which was
SoiIowed by an interesting discussion.
Thts evening dinner was given 70 tne ph"1
OF the association by the muNic'pai''S VI '''"
delphia al the Hotel Walton
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28

philadelphia oct. E.-Mrs Sarah Albert WOODS
Perry wife OF the Right Rev william Stevens
Perry Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF Iowa died
to-day in this city at the home OF her aunt MIS-
William Bacon Stevens. Bishop Perry and his w!ie
had Just returned from Europe. where they had
gone for the benefit OF Mrs. Perrys health. They
arrived IN New-York on the Lucania on Saturday
and came TO this city on Monday. Mrs. Perry was
critica ly III at the time and physician was caled
but he could do little for the patient. Services Will
be ne q al the lOme OF Mrs. Stevens on Friday
afternoon, conducted by Bishop Ha.e. OF Illinois
Mrs. Perry was the daughter OF DR.. Cotton Mather
the Rev Dr. Cotton Smith. late rector OF the
Church 0, the Ascension New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
crNrRy DEFEATS nOPrRT J.

Nashville Tenn. oct 27.-Tnis afternoon more
than five thousand people at Cumberland
Park 10 witness the between Robert j. and
John R. Gentry and also to see the pair attempt to
lower the doLble-team paClns. record: The track
was smooth the day perfeet and there was
wind but the track lacked elast iiy. The two
horses got cfi well. and Il was race In each heat
until the stretch was ron nd when Robert ].
broke badly each time. Summary:
John Il. Gentry. ,B'wne) ...........s.... I
Tlme-2.0.i- 2.c5S
The attempt to drive the pair against the double
team record fai.eu Several efforts were made to
get them TO go. but both brokf 20 badly and tie
Quently that the Trial was abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
BISHOP JARVTS'S CENTENNIAL.
CELEBRATION AT NEw-HAvEN OF THE CoNsE-
GRAFTON OF THE SECOND BISHOP
OF CONNECTICUT.

OF CONNECTICUT.
New-Haven Oct. 27-The celebration Of the Tooth
anniversary OF the consecration OF Abraham jar
vis the second Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese Of Connecticut. began at 1870 a. m. in
Trinity Church. When the hour arrived for OPEN
ing the celebration there were present about thirty
OF the clergy OF the State and audience OF per-
haps seven hundred. First came the reading OF
letter sent 10 the committee by the Right hcN'
John Williams Bishop OF the diocese. whose neai'h
did not permit him 10 he present. The addresses
OF the morning were allotted 10 the Rev Dr stor's
O. Seymour OF Litchheld. and the Rev. Dr Sanue'
Hart Of Trinity College Hartford. registrar OF the
diocese. Dr. Hart spoke or The Church III No"-
necticut. lS5l-ls97"
During the noon hour the crypt under the chAHce
OF the church was opened 10 Visitors Here was
shown the grave OF Bishop Jarvis. simp.e mouhd
with q slab at the head inscribed Abraham Jar Jar-
Wis" The grave had been decorated WIN li lis'is if
ivy and flowers In the parish mouse the ai.r
collection OF relics appertaining 10 the cary
OF the church visited by large croWu. II
afternoon was devoted TO the readlne oi SpsVI
papers by the Rev Daniel Henshaw. registrar nI
ne Diocese OF Rhode Island; the Rev. samuel
Farmer Jarvis OF Brooklyn. Conn, a grandssorD r OF
Blshop Jarvis and the Rev. Joseph Hooper oi Dui a
nam The centenary closed to-nlGht Win ,, az
dresses by Bishop Whitaker OF Feni1sH HD IHflaid
Bishop Potter OF New-York and Bishop Lawrence
of Massachusetts, 40. ..oo-o,,o, "a
Rishop Goa iuator Of the Rev. DR.. Chauncey bre"-
ster Of Brooklyn recently elected by me Di3ceSat
Convention 10 that Office. because or the lalAhs
health OF Bishop Williams.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
VERDICT AGAINST RICHARD MANSFIELD.

s.. Joseph No, Oct, 27.-The case o, Ricnaro
Mansfield the actor against +. s. Brigham, man
ager Of the Crawford Theatre. OF st. Joseph. was
ended to-day By the jury returning verdict III
.esor OF defendant Mansfield sued Tor sv pat a.,
Nsto Brir5am's defence was that Mansfield
company was not up 20 the standard ana 'he
'e'c'ct was in favor OF this contentioH'
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
GREAT DEBT-RiISING.
p,sY1oP McApE LIFTS DEBT OF 10000 AT
CHURCH DEDICATION.

From The Church Economist.
RIshop McCabe has not lost his ability as debt
a1ssr bv seaslng TO be plain Chan ain M"Cabe
tIa has probably wiped out more church indebted
ness than any other living man. Gn'e,s os nr his
rsns IN this direction at the recent dedication OF
ss''Is Iamas's ~ Methodist Church In Chicago This
Sn,ding has just been completed at GO cost with with
the ground Of sc5 oOo but OF that sum the cong e. e.
CATION had raised ony s'"''''' '''9 e'' "a
teo 600 on the properly. ~ .a, for so,,o,,or oc
on the IN morning Of that day an Immense audience
salnrrle1a' arort was TO he made 70 clear off the
Heht DR. Mcintyre the pastor conducted the ser
% d%eoI, nd on the pulpit platform with him sa,
vacts, D,h,s McCabe and Hurst and other prominent
Methouis' - werful sermon b DR. Mcintyre. Bishop
rh Artrr arose and announced that the next exer-
ldcCaoe ss the collection. He said that the beauti-
S,Ie S house OF worship in which they sat was bur.
Iui 9th debt OF 100000. and he proposed that
deneu nnnnt mt be raised before the building was
,nrnsTv dedicated. and before any one lett The
,ew plain words quietly expressed he LAID The
80 * the hour upon the consciences or those
auy rassry - He then Instructed the ushers to pass
tthe collection plates. which they did In the usual
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
MRS. ANN CHARLOTTE MEYER

Mrs Ann Charlotte Meyer. widow % l. II Meyer.
Of tas city died suddenly from para ysis on SUNDAY
afternoon al her home Foxhiil Villa, Staten Island
She was born IN 1915. IN Bremen. Germany tho
daughter OF Abrecht Florence Llhng ana ff'eaer'"e
ua-tlaub ard came to this country In 1888 as
hraa For thr,y-six years she lived on Staten Is
md where her name Is associated with homo
made beautiful by her taste anI talents ani her
generous loving spirit She VIII D. refnetnoef
80 fo- hnr unendnR charitable Work. a4though.
having been an Invalid for SIX years. she had re-
,ire1 from fhe management OF acr .aNoTite hslitu-
49, .r. staten Island Diet Kitchen and the Saw
'"rs so~iety The ;lncra. took place Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
THE DEATH or GORHAM PARKS.

Albany. Oct. N.-On the convenng OF the Court
Of Appeals to-day Chief Justice Andrews spoke
with feeling on the sudden death of Gorham Parks.
the clerk Of the court He said in part Tho
judges feel a strong sense Of personal loss. Mr.
Parks had been connected with this court for
longer period OF time than any other person. with
one exception Our close relations with him ac-
quanted us with his personal character; HIS
quick intelligence, devotion TO duty and Loyalty
20 the Court have won for him our consideration
and esteem. AS public officer he proved himself m @
10 be most competent and useful. and II is with
extreme regret that the Court announces his
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
. BR0oKLYN MAN CHARGED WITH THEFT.

Freehold " j.. Oct 27 (speclaD-Ar,hur Lysoight.
travelling salesman for the Imperial Knitting
Mills OF Brooklyn. Is in Jail here. charged with
stealing three overcoats from William S Browns
clothing store here
In the last year Lysoight has made several trips
20 this city. When here he Invariably called al Mr.
en,s store After his vs.t IN October Mr.
Do.n missed an overcoat. ana when Lysoight
pUed Yesterday he was watched by a c efK. WAC
cano'h can 'hj,den behind some shelving. The clerk no
Ws Jvsoight put two overcoats in his va Use. and
Muceu M ,es We The store. He followed to his hotel.
sre rhare the stolen property was found.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
THE DRAMA.
Mr.. WILLARD AT wALLACKS THEATRE.
THE RoGUE's COMEDY"

THE RoGUE's COMEDY"
A change of bill was effected at Waacks Thea
tre last night. and Mr.. Willard appeared as Bailey
Prothero. in The Rogues Comedy That play
first presented IN this city on December .
1896 and ~ that time Mr.. Wizards jaunty. fluent
and sparkling mpersonation of the specious I'M
poster and spiritual medium. Mr.. Prothero caused
much amusement and was received with abundant
favor. The play is frail ard. in its serious ele-
ments. Is weak and ineffective. but 1t Is fashioned
with pleasing ingenuity. 1t defty satirizes prev
alent and familiar form OF fraud. and IL devises
for the central actor, two or three moments Of
strong emotion. tributary to dramatic effect More
over. II Is light. and for the most part. bright.
Prothero. the central character. a spirit me-
dunn and humbug is OF personal force
and he ia made morentar!ly interesting by being
envroned with perils. In a word. he Is an au-
dacious svindler agreeable because cool and clever
and attractive because in danger OF being exposed
Mr. Willard repeated his former success. The
actor conceals his art with refreshing skill makes
the rascal plausible and sympathetic and at one
point. wher circumstances appear 70 be entirely
adverse he rises. in wild mood OF jocularity and
bitterness, to a splendid height OF hystercal ex-
element. The value OF such performance aside
from artistic expertness Is the suggestion which
II conveys Of social tragedies which are going on
around US at all times-tragedes arising out or
the pressure OF untoward circumstances upon ind-
vidual lives; and that suggestion. al least, should
stimulate the habit OF charitable Judgment.
The comedy. 1t will be remembered. is one OF the
works OF Henry Arthur Jones. who II not always
equally felicitous. is always earnest and whose
invention and fertillty.-sometimes unwisely be-
slowed upon problems. are sincerely valued ana
always 10 be commended Mr.. Willard was ably
assisted by Miss Keith Wakeman Mr.. Harry Cane.
Mr. Cane, and other members Of an efficient COM
pany. Mr. Wizards engagement al Walack 8
Theatre will terminate on Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
DrsERTfONs FROM THE BALTIMORE.

San Francisco. Oct. g.-since the cruiser bal''-
MORE has been anchored in the stream prepara-
,orv to csing to Honolulu. her commander mas
repor,ed to the police the almost daiy ueser.lon
:, ,hroe or four OF the crew. Already tweity
OF tHi cd in escaling and unless strlctcr
waeh IS kept It IS believed 1n0hfEr E dTsl ast ot TO mi mi
VIZ ,a.~r',fare,t Last night seven men su,.eeu.u
s IT, e,tIng ashore by swimming and In snaii Doa's'
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28

Albany. Oct. 27.-A committee representing the
Executive Department, and both branches OF the
legislature viii attend the funeral OF ex-Leu-
'shant-coyernor Thomas G.. Aivord at syracuse 10
marrow. Statutory Revision Commissioner tors
ca tepresent the Executive Deparmen' rsanres s
ur,aoy, gnes and Malby the Senate ana IS0ts1Gon
lofton: Joseph Bondv E. NJ. Wells. w. = Dei''"'
- =, Ten Eyck and r. J. Fish the Asss"'0i''
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
MRs EMILY AUGUSTA LOCKWOOD BROWN.

Mrs Emily Augusta Lockwood Brown. s!H'y-nine
wears old wife OF Warren @. Brown. a weli-kno"n
lawyer of this city. died OF heart failure on Mon
day az her home No. III Wes; Nlnety-third-st Mrs.
Brown was the daughter OF Alfred Lockwood an
,,d yorker Sae was educated az the Rutgers
r-.,,,.,a and vas member OF the Collegiate Re-
formed Church Her husband and two cllldren'
Alfred l. Brown and Mrs. Charles stewart snith.
er,-,iye her Funeral services will he he'd az ne.
iafe home today al 10 a. m, the Rev Dr. r.. H.
Cne Oh ,lafInR
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
rprr LECTURES IN CHICAGO.

cb,caro oct g.-The University OF Chicago Is
arranging for the delivery Of 80 free lectures IN
Cb,cago during the coming winter The Board
y, ,rd,o,t,o, will BE- asked 70 cooperate in the
-orL ~ granting the use Of assembly halls IN
scnool bulldings throughout the city The lectures
will be under the managenent OF ne tnvtrsg v bs
Et', u,h a view 10 interesting and educating
,b masses Of the people President iarpsr says that
N N i,cs-.r,. funds have been subscribed. These
tture- will he somewhat on the lines ct the free
iectTrcs 10 the people which are gwen ea eacn
80 bv the Board OF Education In New-f ork Clty'
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
TO PHOTOGRAPH THE ECLIPSE IN INDIA

Oakland Cal. Oct 27-An expedition to view
and photograph the eclipse Of the sun In India
on January p. next will sal! from here on Sat
urday for Hong Kong on the steamer Besic. 1t
will be headed by Professor Charles Burckhater.
Of the Chabot Observatory Of this city ProIessor
Burckhalter has an invention Of his own whlch
ne expects to give the best results ever OBJ
tanned In photographng the ecllpsed sun froies-
sor BurckhaIter took IL 10 Japan with him. but
the fac; that there was heavy storm on the
day Of the eclipse there prevented lis Dehg 'es'eu
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
CHANGES IN 4 CHINESE CONSULATE.

San Francisco. Oct. N.-Charees are Impending
IN the personnel Of the Chinese Consulate IN 'his
city Yu Shi VI the Consul General. has left here
for Washington and Will probably not return 10
San Francisco The Consul-General believes that
he wiz be ordered home 10 China by Minister WI
Ting Fang in which he will san rom an az
viee-Consul In San Francisco. which is vac vaSs',i ~
e 70 be filed at once by do VOW. secretary w.
'ne Imperial Embassy at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
WILLIAM r. HERMAN.

william = Herman died al his home. No. 5ie
East seventy-second-st.. on Tuesday. He was
broker. with an Office at No. "a Pine-st he was
also q member o, Company II. 7,h REGIMENT y o.
y v The funeral Will be held on Saturday morn
ing at 1890 o'clock. az ST. Georges Church' S'-y-
yesaut Square.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
corror n4NrFACTrRERS MEET.

phradelpha oct 1.-THE sixty third seInian-
nual convention Of the New England cotton M~n"
facturers' Association began Ills n,e,s ,In
nS,t~a.I,b,a Textile School The sessions VIII
aor,ic,,a for TWO days and will be devoted 10 @ dls
ssinn Of technical papers and inspection o OF Az
tile plants and 'ther Industries Ne"''' wv
9ates were present
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
YELLOW FEVER AT A MEXICAN PORT.

San Diego Cal, Oct T.-Dr Mckay. quarantine
oficer here has received word that nine Deans
from yellow fever occurred at Mazatlan from sep
tember Is TO October 2 He will quarantine the
Mexican steamer Albion. due here November =
from Mazatlan until she has clean bnl OF hea IN.
The American Consul at Mazatlan dec.ares that
the officials are attempting 10 disguise the Ieal
state OF affairs The Mexican Government Ia 4
ordered a etrict quarantine over the port.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
Berkeley Lodge Old Forge P. O.. y. r.

August 80, 1891
J. Kornblum. Esq. New York. y. y.
My Dear Sir:-I have had a great deal ~
comfort in the use OF the glasses you have fur-
nshed me. You have not only adapted the
lenses suitably TO my vision, but have so well
adapted the frames that there IS additional COM
fort in the use Of them.
Very truly yours.
Benjamin Harrison.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
THE DEATH RATE NCREASlNG.

ORLEANS.
Nsw-Orleans Oct 2-The warm weather when
nrevaied here to-day has had an appreciate ei-
feet on the yellow fever situation. the'e oe'"s 1"
,,ob death rate Eight deaths and forty-eight
new cases were reported.
The camp OF detention at Oakland Park was
closed Dr. George B. Lawrazzon who was coroner
under the last administration. Is among the ne"
cases. Edwin Haag OF ex-CouncAman haag'
4, also down with the fever. Among the deaths Is
Catherine l. Butterworth. the ien-year-old daugh-
,.r q, DR. W w Butterworth, who vas taken III
On October 49, The fumgatng corps Is being
worked as hard possible.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
IANIES BOWDOIN.

James Bowdoin. whose death occurred at Brisn-
ton England on Sunday. was an uncle OF george
Bowdoin OF the firm OF j. Perpont Morgan q
O. He had lived abroad for NUMBER OF years.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
A COUPLE OF LETTERS.
Executive Mansion, Washington.

Executive Mansion, washington.
March 1. 1897
My Dear Sir:-I desire 10 thank you for the
comfort I have derived from the use Of glasses
you have supplied to me during the last -FOUR
years and 10 acknowledge your services IN thus
making my work easier and more satisfactory
Yours very truly,
Grover Cleveland.
j. Kornblum. Esq. Optician. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
r,,rrrr ARNOrLT wILCOXsON.

A cableSrarn from Paris announces the death II
ia, c,,,, on Tuesday OF Emile Arnoult. widow OF
George Wlcoxsou Of Nyack y. Y. aud younses,
daughter OF the late Don Alonzo CushInan' q
New York.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
Proposals.
CEAIED BIDS Or ESTIMATES. WIFE

CEALED BIDS OK ESTIMATES. WITH
the title Of the work and the name OF the oladss
iohlc Parks al its lfce sensl bultns, sixty fourth
s,Iest And Fifth avenue Central PARK unl 2O O'Clock
v ~ Monday November 1897. FOR the following
named work :,, ,.,,., .xr, .,p Ee,rtNC vpot,cur
tt,CX or STEEI. RAILING AND GRANITE POSTS On
THE HARLEM RlvER c1Iy pkVE"AF ~ AEw ySRx y THE
y , FOR FTRNlSHINGG AL THE TtIr LAsTR ViT9a ASS
Ff.S,iiSsTtrItsitv 10 ERECT AND COMPLETE A PUBLIC
i'KvATOPY FOR MEN IN RIVERSIDE PARK, NEAR
c:t.>,.EITY. sEcOND STREET IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK. - -r-,,r,r>.f. Avn PAVING WITH ROCK
,:ptr a. A. T THE NORTHERJY SIDEWALK OF IRAN
VERsE ROAD 20 g. nc ck3SyiT5 bow Non kHE
- particulars see city Record
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28

On Monday Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day Of each week Mr.. Kornblum attends person
ally 70 the adjusting Of glasses and frames al
his New York Office. 321 Fifth ave. between sd
and SD SITS.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
roon ENOUGH TO LIVE on ~ DAWSON

,.,,,or,a. b. c.. Oct 27--Letters received from
Dawson CITY bear out the a'er TIT repo'' pc aortsp
mn'Sjons. there win be no actual starvation this
winter.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
SENATOR uoRG4y.s CONDITION.

pan Diego. Cal, Oct. 27-It was reporteo s0ua,
n.' ns senator Morgan was resting easiy aN" 'N'
sohcition had improved.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28

An Instance.-"One little child" said the Sunday
school teacher can MI a whole house with sun
shine"
That's SO" shouted the smallest pupil Brother
Willie pulled the window curtains down vest day.
an mamma panked him good an hard."-lCln-
cinnati Enquirer.
New-York tribune., 1897-10-28
Dnblle y otIce,.

NOTICE. Estimates for Filling behind GRID
" work at Shermans Creek, Harlem River. Contracs
-. sto viii he -eceived by the Department OF DOCKS
~ pier "a" Battery Place. North River inul ll:So
oas,,dck m October 2yth. 1897 For particulars ses
Ci'y Record.
MISUNDERSTANDING for preparing for ana
" pa,-,,s and. Extending the Pier az Northerly
r-. q. kers Island East River. contract No Oil VIII
r.. nv Department ~ D,cks az Pier A..
r,,s-v plsca = r.. Until ~ 70 o'clock a. m OctooeS
2S,h ise, For particulars see City rrcora.