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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
MOUNT VERNON.

A new comic OPERA Lady Ress." by Julian Jor-
dan will be given at the opera house tonight ana
Tomorrow night under his direction. with strong
local cast. chorus and orchestra. The part OF
LADY Bess will be taken by Miss Beatrice WIZ
,.us Ctr roveIace the Raronet. by George Robin
con and other characters by Miss ida VI. III
Miss Eeander Miss Conklin, Miss Ode!l, MISS ~
+ Chamberlain, David Gourlay ana S'es bIs'.Vp'
ir The profits will be given 10 the Church OF '"e
= number OF citizens have signed petitoh 70
the State Railroad Commission asking LOT .ie
establishment and maintenance OF wsi' .h V I'm
AZ the West Mount Vernon terminus OF the ION
kers Electric Railway. and saying that !he pres
ent accommodat atoms are wholly inadequate
The MouL; Vernon Gun CUB reccnlN ., M ~
with forty members, has secured GROUNDS on tne
farm Of Isaac w. Wilson. in Pelham ana VIII
The residents Of Chester Hi held meeting on
Tuesday night in the Chester M ~, 6up 9e,dnbnne
and electric Ugh. companies In initiating ana re-
moving trees. In the construclon ana ndi'tvn d
ance OF their lines F. Muir. ~ p!eSIuc oefo %t,
after a number of speeches q resolution oneieu
bv Roger NJ Sherman was adopted. calling upon
the Aldermen TO inquire whe'her the Ooinlls :.
sioner Of Public Works had the power 10 cohseI !
to improvements which damaged me trees anu
Mrs Ida Van Colt, forty-three wears old. was
buried Yesterday afternoon. The services az her
home No 32l South Third-ave were conGuc,cb ~ ~
the Ascension. Mrs. Van Colt was me WE , o.
Mortimer Van Colt and leaves two children, Moru-
mer and Virginia Van Colt -, ,s
Judge William Fl. Pemberton. who mas Deeh lisa
ting from his home since election night. ana whose
disoppearance alarmed his friends. was lou,lu Xcs-
teraay He is at the home OF mis- COUSIN, 9,e n ~
talk but Mrs Carney said that nc had eeen df,vet
from his home by his housekeeper ana had sOe ~
refuge In their home Judge Pemberton Is SUM- az
ing from rheumatism and has been critically ILL.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
PEEKSKILL.

The funeral Of c. c. Lent held on Tuesday
afternoon at his home No. l.os Main-st The
Rev j. Richie Smith OF the First Presbyterian
Church and the Rev James w. A. Dodge. Of st.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. both made
addresses At the grave Cortlandt Lodge No G..
/. o. o. F.. had the service Many well-known
people were present. and Cryptic Lodge No. 10.
l. O. O. F.. Cortlandt Lodge No 8. /. o. O. +;
and Mount Ararai Encampment No. attended
in a body. go
The Home Reading Club has organized with
these officers: President. Miss Annie Helllkcr;
vice president Harry Morley; secretary. Henry
Gero,v; treasurer. Bertha Montross
"Tha Critical Glass" began its monthly session
yesterday afternoon in the Chapel Of the First
Presbyterian Church Professor Albert Ross Par
In charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
RIG OFFICE BUILDING AT Auction.
SALE OF THE BUILDING or THE DETROIT CHAM
pER OF COMMERCE
LONG CREDIT.
fOt West Itth street.

sAry OF THE BUILDING or THE DETROIT 'hA"
HER OF COMMERCE
ne,ror Dec THE Detroit Chamber OF COM
,,erce was gold under the hammer TINS AFTERNOON
in default Of payment Of interest on the nrs' "o.
care on the building held by the Newt orH i',e
I,sr,,ncc Company. The purchasers are Leopo'o
q FocheImer OF Cincinnati. and William H. WINS
lou, and Francis A. Winsow OF Chicaso "ho
.-crc inc only Bidders. me purchase price "as
go, s5o Tho Wnslow brothers. as second "o''-
gage bondhodcrs held a claim against 'he PROM
iscs Of $500 for bonds and interest Inc ous''S
maid in $1,000 cash. and Will pay In AL YOU" u
The New-York Life Insurance company 'o' II"
forest now due. They also assume payment y.
the insurance companys mortgage OF WOW" n.u
r. 100 taxes The amount OF their bld coVets III"
principal and Interest OF the nrst mortsase. -,
To-iays transaction leaves the 'hatnpeI ~
Commorce Association without properly. ana WIN
Others for work the structure, none OF which
can be enforced against the building however as
no notice OF liens had been filed within the tiinc
rcqured BY law. Many futile efforts had been
made by tho directors 10 raise the money by 'he
sale OF stock subscriptions or by loans. and avert
the disaster which has been more or less Imminent
since the building completed the structure
Is thirteen stories high. and Is occupied by the
Hoard OF Trade and many offices. the building
being well rented. It's value was recently ap
praised by experts AT $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
NETWORK CITY.

The New-York Postoffce Will take charge OF the
mailcar service established on the Third-ave line
and after January 1893 the Postofilce Depart
ment having decided that the service comes prop
ery under the jurisdiction Of the NewYork office.
When the service was established It placed
under the control Of the Railway Mail Service
Division. Postmaster Van Colt. on entering upon
his Of office. asked the Department to transfer
1t to the local service. His argument was that this
streetcar service handled only local mall.
Arthur L. Robertson. a National Guardsman. Sc
cured a divorce from his wife. Mary. In the Su-
preme Court yesterday allegations Of mscon-
duct her part while he In camp with his
regiment at Peekskill last July.
The seven Norwegian seamen OF the bark Can
opus, which went ashore Corinto, Nicaragua.
recently. arrived here yesterday the steamer AL
lianca. Captain S!monsen and two Of the crew
mained at Corinto 10 look after the vessels cargo.
Justice Andrews In the Supreme Court was again
asked yesterday for an order compelling Eugene
Cowles. the basso of the Bostonans to give secur-
ity for the payment Of alimony awarded to Lizzie
V. Cowles who, some time ago. obtained divorce
from him. The application was again adjourned
for two weeks, brief letter had been received
from the singer from Cincinnati to the effect that
he was endeavoring TO make an arrangement OF
which he would write full details later on.
The Drawing Room will give a reception for
President Elphaiet Mott Potter this evening. at
$50 o'clock, al the Astoria.
The Rev. DR.. Parkhurst last night delivered his
first address before the congregation Of the Madi-
son Square Presbyterian Church since his return
from Europe The service the regular Wednes-
day evening prayer-mecting Of the church. and in
addition :. was the preparatory service for Com
munion next Sunday. DR.. Parkhurst took his
subject Love" The lec;urc-room Of the church
was filled with members Of the congregation. who.
after the service remained TO greet their pastor.
A concert will be given tonight at the University
Settlement No 26 Delancey-st. John George Frank
will play several selections on the bass trumpet
and Miss Fannie Hrsch will sing. Louis V. Saar
will be at the piano
Dr. f. B. Guild. the theosophical lecturer. will
address the members OF the White Lotus Theo-
sophica Society and their friends on What Is
Life?" at No 282 East Houston-st tomorrow even
I t,,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

Of guilty highway robbery In the first degree 10
twenty years IL the Safe prison in sing sing
Endries sent several months ago from Iarry-
town 10 the Kings County Penitentiary for some
msdemeanOr and from there he made his essape pc
with a fellow prisoner named Frederick Conrad, OF
this place. The two Immediately came here. ana on
the night Of October l6 they robbed the stores OF
Samuel Ellis and W II Snifcn. in Railroad ave,
after which they held up mkman. took his horse
and wagon and escaped from the town, taxing
their plumber with them Besides the Indictment
tor highway robbery. which he was sentenced'
are three indictments against Endres for burglary
two committed in this village and one in lrVington-
on-the Hudson. Conrad Is still to be tried <.-.
Justice ]. o. Dykman in the supreme Court
yesterday appointed David Yer Panck referee In
the case Of Charles J. Quinhy against the Board OF
Assessors OF White Plains. The Board assessed Mr.:
Ouinby 500 800 for real and $500 for personal
property. He says that his real estate is over
valued and that ne has personal property liable
"a taxation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Chamber of Commerce. II 30 p. m.
Dock Commissioners meeting.
American Society Of Mechanical Engineers. No.
y West Thirty-secon1-st
Billiard tournament Madison Square Garden
Concert Hall 2:30 and p. m.
Numismatic and Archaeological Society. No. II
West Forty-fourh-st. p m
Woman Suffrage League. No. Az Ninth-ave..
p IN.
Academy Of Medicine. No. II West Forty-third-
St. p. N.
University Settlement Society concert. No. % De-
ancey-st., p.
The Drawing Room meeting waldorf-Astoria.
$50 p. m.
Audubon Society," Museum Of Natural History.
$3.50 p.
Country Fair at Sherry's, afternoon.
installation Of officers Of ST. Nicholas Society,
Delmonico's p m.
Lecture by g. 2. Serviss on Climbs in the High
Alps" Wadorf-Astoria, 815 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
SING SING.

The marriage OF Miss Louise Terwilliser daugh-
ter of Mrs. Anna f. Terwilliger. to William Jew
ell took place az the home Of the brides mother
No 10 Eastern-ave.. on Monday afternoon AT b
o'clock. the Rev. James A McWiliiams ofnc'atihs
william Brandreth. President Of the village. Is
rapldly recovering from his recent Illness.
James johnson. a young man employed by w.
Everett Macy. whose country home. Chimark, Is
east of this village is charged with forgery. and
the local police authorities trying 10 find him.
In is alleged tina. he passed r check for $40 on
Barnes & Barnes. Of this village. purporung to
have been signed by Mr.. Macy. and drawn on tho
First National Bank OF Sing Sing. 1t is also al
legged that he attempted TO obtain money on a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
mp ~ sTrGER SENT TO WARDS ISLAND.
HE HAS THE Curious DELrSloN THAT HE Il TIE
ONLY SANE MAN LIVING AND THAT ALL
OTHER MEN ARE LUSATlcS.

ur, HAS THE Curious DELrSION THAT HE is THE
ONLY SANE MAN LIVING AND THAT ALL
OTHER MEN ARE LUNATIcS
DIT Gottlieb II. Steger specialist on diseases OF
the skin was declared insane by the insanity cN-
merits at Bellevue Hospital yesterday and trans
ferred to the State Insane Asylum at WARD
Island He was recently brought 10 this city from
the sanitarium nj Wesfport, Conn. where n" had
been placed few months ago by his friends
When he arrived the physician then said That ms
friends were NJ subjects FOR insane asylum. ana
not be- At his request he was transferred to
Bellevue Hospital. as he believed mat after SUD
hitting TO an examination he could regain his
freedom He s SIN Of the opinion that ever BODY
IL mentally unbalanced except himself. and a. ~
required much tact to get him 10 so 10 the SAM
iarium al Westport some time ago his friends VIII
leave him on Wards Island until he asks 10 DO
placed In private hospital
For abou, year DR.. Steger has been carefully
watched and his erccniriciiies have been observed
bv ecycra specialists mental diseases without MS
kuowlcdge. AT FIRST h!s most iuilmat" iTlcics
though, that ne gas only suffering from nervous
ness but when he began TO read some OF ms H'eI"y
compo-it!Ons 20 his patients for hours al "A siNs4r
yls,t and Imagine that he vas an inia4.loe b"inS.
they considered II time TO place him In SAM
tnrium The frst bad sp.l that Or. Sicger had
dates back 20 four months ago. Since then he has
spent nearly all OF the large sums OF money he mad
saved a love affair Is the cause OF the doctor 8
condition The woman In the case declined his at
tcnt!Ons.
this city about eight years ago. lie vas for long
tine ASSOCIATED IN practice with DR.. a. VI. Lesser.
OF 40. 10 East S!xty-hrst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

YONKERS.

NCNhCltS.
fair n NJ! CT lie Central Method'S' I I,I,, I'm
Church will open tbs afternoon III 'r l,Yav and
- ,to Il,u,v,,oa lnr. q: South bro"uN"s
- r. sor,o tim. the women OF me c''~' ca
49,. 80, gathering material for the sac - W.
continue TO- morrow ana SATURDAY ,. or
aIyided into the following dep@' '' tra,cv
which VIII have az abe corps OF ass -, -,
table Mrs \. :. RaGc!.ii anu Mrs. ,-,rs,orous
wan'.h. domestic table M!s. stiweH' ~!
800 Mrs. y N,ckerson: paper table. ME- We"
- INDY .arl. bethlehem Circle VI h''e
,ra,ch.ers. lemonade bower. Miss blahche iiepo
sal: country store. c. T. byron No. wat
I.yakins and Mrs. Crisfeld; dolls taoe' ' hnco-
soeyer Circle Of King pa"s"'e'S' ''N
Ate ' enueTs,ors WHO have been taking ne esrdav
census have complete, ,hYr The population be-
.Ae report was mace pup'Si xteen was found be
tween the Of four aia Nr and Eighteen 500
40, ,1uber between twelve and eighteen ycarS S ~
could neither read 2?r VIII b5rcn IFS are out Of
s school for ocober was 5.Oi1; ., Leslie
sutherland Mayor YOpEers ys S ae Mayors
simple. and took pace at c'I Se historic Manor
Hal t,x-Xlayor John c. Peene arTNea m ans an IN
few m inoHk bs sST Mayor N turning over ONCE
to the new Executive the ,,herand in reply SAID it
shoT, S b Si endeayor 10 serve the city faithfully
TIE first official OF the new Mayor was ~ o."
Is hs to meet in the chief Exeouye once
The fair IN aid OF 81. Andrews Meh1oa.s q, yare
closed last night Among those VINO assoc NJ
MRS. Bushana LaTyense Mrs H Mrs eS Mss
Smith. Mrs Bagiey Mrs Young. Ms simon MIS- MIS-
souhwick Mrs Kershaw Ms A. T. ray or Mrs
BACK Mrs Mooney Mrs nsnksr Mr., E M. 1 M5s
49, Ms Poucher Mis- Benton. Mrs. Diehl. Mrs.
iowerre Mrs Taussig Mrs. Hoe Mrs Ihq 9rd,ysn
Nv Shaen the Misses Fisher. the Misses bro~er
Miss White. Mrs. Chase, Mrs Nelson M1s James Mrs
= Freeman Mrs. c. I. Latin. Mrs Fisher ME5
tashmeoa Mrs Harrington. Mrs. Jackson Mrs
Calvin CampSen, Mrs. siocnn Ms pear'e' easie
harrington. Ruth Celia and Annie Pelrce, ii9,en
Kerr and Daisy Kershaw had charge OF the N'"N
One OF the last ofical acts OF John G. Peen e,t as
Mayor was TO appoin, Justice Henry ); R'cnIe
clerk OF the City Court. Acting City Judge NJ Mr
Richie Il an ac,iye we E Sree years anu
series OF short lectures on Church H s,,r
was begun last ni~ht AT Christ Episcopa! Ihur.n;
Nepperhan-ave and Emst. TIE Lecturer vas ,,r me
Rev Dr c. NJ. Niles. rector OF -. PauIs lui ~,
Sing Sing He treated OF The Church DnIlNE me
First Four Generations No charge ior ad'nIs,. =,
was made I, Is intended that one lecture a montn
shall be given till the course is completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

stuyvesant Wainwright. the well-known cubrnan,
ard candidate in 1896 OF the National Democrats for
the Assembly in the lid District. has been danger
ously III ut his home at Sound Beach, Rye. II was
said yesterday that Mr. wainwrigh;'s condition had
Improved.
~ cas,bound freight train on the New-York,
New Haven and Hartford Railroad was wrecked
rear Rye yesterday morning. causing delay OF
more thar an hour TO local and express trains.
Nearly two thousand people from Greenwich, Port
Chester New-Rochel,e Mount Vernon and inter-
mediate stations arrived q; their destinations later
than usual.
home n Namaroneck. yesterday from pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
PAID 10000 FOR A FRANCHISE.

Chicago Dec. l-According to morning paper
the Commonwealth Electric franchise has passed
,n,o tho hands of persons Interested In the company
uh,cb controls the local gas properties. The con-
sderation. It 10 said was $4,000. The purpose OF
,he purchasers is supposed to be the establishment
~ large electrical plant to be run In opposition
40 tho EdIson Company The ordinance granting
,,Ho Tommonwealth franchise passed over the
veto OF Mayor Harrison on June Is last II Is said
~, he The broadest electrical ordinance ever passed
hy the Council II permits the use OF electrical
Conductors for electric lighting heating or for tele
phone or telegraph service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
JUMPED FROM CAR AND WAS HURT.

Miss Martha A. JOHNSON. who came to this city
from London with her mother in October. tried TO
Jump off a rapidly moving car OF the Madson-ave.
line at One-hundred- and-twenty-s eventh-st. on
Tuesday evening. and In consequence is lying at
the Harlem Hospital with fractured skull, and IL
not expected to live. Mrs. Johnson said that her
daughter had previously ridden TO and from her
place of employment the elevated line. IL is
supposed that the young woman had Idea OF the
Danger in jumping OFF the car. She ,ived with her
mother and brother at No. 81 East One hundred
and-twenty -sixth-st.. and was employed In making
lace al a STORE at Broadway and Twenty-seyenth-st
Edward Mcneil the conductor OF the car was ar.
rested and held for examination to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
YALE TO ROW HARVARD AT NEW-LONDON.

New-Haven, Conn. Dec 1.-The Yale navy gave
out the following statement this afternoon:
at has been finally decided that Yale VIII row
her annual race with Harvard the Newton
don course next spring Poughkeepsie was chosen
last wear because Yale had to there In order
IN meet Harvard who had a previous agreement
with Cornell. This year. however, by the hve-year
.,hi.,ic a agreement between Yale and Harvard Yale
had the choice OF the course. and has definitely
agreed with the rowing authorities AT Cambridge
u6on New LONDON. Matters are as yet undecided
with reference Cornell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE - Congressman Galusha a.
Grow. Of Pennsylvania. and Justice Frank H. HIS
cock Of the Newly York Supreme Court. HOFFMAN
Justice Alton 3. Parker. o. Kingston. HOLLAND
William Bliss, Of Boston. IMPERIAL Senator
Redfeld Proctor. OF Vermont. MANHATTAN
Dean Hart Of the Episcopal Cathedral. Denver.
Col MURRAY HlLIl-General Amasa J. Parker.
Of Albany NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r. g. Ma
hany Of Buffalo WINDSOR-Rear-Admira ..
T Stanton l. S "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
THE ISELTN ASSESSMENT CASE HEARING.

The second hearing In the case OF G. oliver lsehn
ogo,rs, the assessors OF Mamaroneck was held
.os,.rdav In New Rochelle before the referee
lanes w Hustled. Emmett & Van Zelm called
william H. Campbell. formerly president of Larch-
mont Manor. End Colonel Henry Huss as experts
IN show that the valuation Of Mr.. Isein's nome,
~ ~, ", is evccssiye The witnesses testified
That the property OF Henry Holt. James NJ Con,
stable Henry NJ Flagler Marian osborne ana
others having an equally favorable location on
the sound was assessed al a much lower proper
lion The next hearing will be In White Plains. on
Monday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
WHITE PLAINS.

TIE annual election OF Cromwell Post No 4G. G.
A. r. will be held az the roon.s In Railroad-avc..
this evening.
It 10 understood that tho Grsnd jury now IN SEES
sion will beg,r this morning its inves;iFa lion into
the alleged fraudulent petition accompanying the
the County Clerks office prior TO the recent cleo
ten.
In the County Court yesterday morning Judge
azaith Lent sentenced Frank Endries on his plea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
VIEW RECORD IN PRINT-CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River Mass Dec. Just before the close
NJ business last night the print-cloth market
dropped off a sixteenth. making new record OF
2L cents The market opened at the new figure
TIA morning and 1000 or Sl.VU pieces tisvc
chaneed hands on the new basis. at which BIDS
have been freely offered for some days. Manu-
rac,,,rers have declined to meet them until now,
and II is expected that they will dispose OF goods
freely for time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

Mr.. Emmeline II. Rudd. the widow OF Commo-
ao,e Rudd L. s N was yesterday held IT. 1900
hail BY Justice Augustus Acker. OF New-BriShton
70 avail, the action OF the Grand jury. Mrs Rudd
4, charged by Mrs. Cross-Douglas. boarding
house keeper OF St George. with the larceny or
several rings Mrs Rudd waived examination ana
furnished bonds on which she was released. She
r,.oded guilty 10 n charge OF petit larceny in
stealing n ring from n servant girl and sentence
was suspended. ,. ...
The Port Richmond Board OF Health has threat
ened 10 close the Union Free School unless the
trustees provide more room for the pupils.
A meeting OF the Board OF Can;assers VIII be
held in Richmond this morning at 10 o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
TROLLEY Connections FROM BOSTON.

Boston. Dec IA new corporation. which intends
TO provide the connecting link between Boston.
Providence Fall River and New-Bedford-the Nor
folk Southern Street Railway Company-was or
ganized to-day. The o.icers are; President. +. s.
Lane: yice-presdent, J. c. Lane clerk and treas
urer T. F. Draper. The new line Is to be built
from Norwood through the towns OF Walpole and
Foxboro to Mansfield. and win the completion OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
LARGE ARMS COMPANY SOLD.

St. Louis. Dec 1.-The stock and goodwill OF the
T. c. Meacham Arms Company sold to-day
tn the Simmons Hardware Company. but the terms
of the sale were not made public. The purchasers
took immediate possession. The Meacham Arms
COMPANY was one OF the largest sporting goods
concerns In the Southwest. 1t capitalized at
$500 900. E, c. Meacham. the founder. died three
years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
COR. 3fST ST..

elm Tho bow OF tho Warren smashed into the
ferryhoat. guard rail- demo ishing that a,u ~ ~
oun how The boats were wedgcd together iV1 III
Teen minutes before they were pulled apart linen
they proceeded their way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
A PRIVATE BADLY HURT AT WEST POINT

West Point n. Y. Dec. IA large iron coal
bucket. weighing half a ton fell from the electric
coal tramway this afternoon and struck Private
Blaine Of the Army service detachment. injuring
him so severely that IL Is thought he cannot re-
cover One Of his legs is 'rightfully mangled. and
had 10 be amputated tonight. Blaine Is twenty
sIx years OF age and q New York recruit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
COLLISION OFF THE BATTERY.

While the canal-boat Warren being towed
around the Battery yesterday afternoon by the tug
veaux it came into collision with the ferryboat
Brooklyn, which approaching her South Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
INCOMING STEAMERS.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TODAY
Vessel For. Line Malls seNessel sails
c.n,ta.o Havana Cuba. 100 800 m
rrindad 81 Thomas. Quebec 500 M 1000 a
=, vortc Orleans Morgan. 800 III
FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3.
S,ou,rche jacksonville, clyde. 800
s,oiarado Rr,nxvck. Mallory 300 ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC
snr,s. oS Sunset 80 Moon sets m o:'o Moons age
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AZ Sand, Hook 2l2 Gov. Island 253 He'll Gate 4t8
- sandy Hook 80 Gov. Island 300 Hell Gate oo2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02
Announ >~mentA
Henry A. Daniels. NJ.

Henry A. Daniels NJ. d.
9is st.
~ the system Of all descriptions
Impotence Sterity and Tx, ailments Hours 10 70 o.
u T. w Topeka" T.. K w.
-' A round end. high banded collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

Overcoats of rough cloth may be
pretty. but it's a prettiness apt to
wear OFT in spots. Only a careful
man should wear them.
What shall the others do?
Wear hard, smooth cloths-the
kind that look as we'll at the end Of
a season as at the beginning-the
kind that make our SIS, $50 and
$40 overcoats.
Plenty of rough ones for the care
full man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-02

At several stores on Broadway.
you've chance to pay $40 to Sis
for umbrellas just as good as ours
now on sale at $3.S5.
It's an umbrella makers entire
stock of fine handles
ROGERS PEEr & CO.
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway