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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

trouble between the plumbers and the sreamhttcrs
over the control OF the thermostatic work on build
ings which WAS in favor OF the plumbers. The
trouhle between the master steamitters and their
emploves still remained unsettled yesterday, and
the lockout was st!ll I'm force.
The BOARD Of Walking Delegates held A meeting
at its headquarters in East Fifty-ninth-st.. and
Tho most important business which came up for
con edera,io was that OF several grievances re-
ceived from delegates who reported that non-union
s,na mftfers had been put IN work on several build
ines Thu Board deferred action on The grievances
until
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rTRSTANT To- Statutory reqnIrement. notice

Il. hereby given that An Ae hasibeen passed by both
branches II the LEGISLATURE entitled AN ACT authorize
use certain streets.
thor1uehfares surrounding tho public markets city
81 New York the display and sale % all kinds OF
merchandise.
Furthcr notice Is hereby given that Public Hearing
unon such biz, will he held the Once " the MavOr In
The CITY Hall In the city Of New York. on April sth
1897 al i:30 O'Clock p u
Dated city Hail. New York. April 5th 1907
W. l.. STRONG
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4 PrBBER FACTORY TO REOPEN.

New Brunswick April (SpeciaD. james Dshler.
superintendent of the United States Rubber Com
panys plant in New Brunswick. said to-day that the
factory. which has been closed for the las. week.
would doubtless reopen not later than next Monday.
The annual stock taking is now i'm process. The re-
opening OF this plant 1t is believed will give employ
rnent TO a number Of operatives who were forced
Out Of employment by the closing down of the Mill
town mill
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A CHILD BURNED TO DEATH.

Trenton. April Especial. -Edith the three-year-
old daughter OF Edward c. Sharp, of White Horse
this county. was burned TO death this morning
while playing with matches The childs screams
aroused the household and when her father
reached her her clothing was entirely burned on
She died before medical aid could De summoned
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PENNSYLVANIA


STATIONS foot Of DEsBRossEs AND coRTLASD1
500 A. W. FAST A aIMEF1S Buffet Sleeping ca,
200 A. H. FAST GfNE ~tittsoarg and Cleveland
1000 a. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMiTED,-Pulmsa
walton Cara FOR Chicago Cles Gland, Toledo. cnein-
oa inS,anae1s d@sisy N 81 r. L t3us
600 r 81. wE S%iSa.,s iExSKEss.-For Cleveland
7.sS sotTh%EsTERN ExFREss.-Fa clnea
500 r: NJ: PAcIFIc ExPREsst;-FoT P!tssurs and
SSnioago Connects for Cleveland and Toledo except
o 40 WARRINGTON AND THE soUTB;o
ssD 80 ynins CAP Dining Can M ~ Is ZIG Eight.
ali Parior and 'Sy n,n ~ a. m oInnx Car cDn.
ing caD' D. m. 1918 night
ouahSShN RAILWAY. -'Florida Limited III q.
Atlantic co hsprefi 40 p m - = PCT. as
CagsdaIP z OHIO RAILwAY.-S r N; daily:
FOX Old POINT COMFORT and NoRFOLK-s n
weekdays and p. m. daily.
long BRANCH Asl Ps o m ssy
Grove, and Point Pleasant 10 a. M ~ 10. 80 10
and ITO F F. Rsu1 PH1i s "a ri go "
eco, 100 $3.50. o. $50 90 Fsnna Limii.D 1910 DIN.
csr, cap; p II a. r. r. 10 40 20 tDinns
Dining Carr, . Dining Cap. rs 5. % m. isi;
Ticket Offices Nos 4si Oh l.ios 1923. III. ara 2s
broadway ! Aston House and foot Of Desoross.s and
Sortisndt Streets cour, Street SEQ Fulton Street 90
Station. Jersey city The sew York Transfer Company
will call for and check baggage from hotels
]. B. HUTCHINSON J. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent.
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WILL ACCEPT 4 cat TO NEWARK.

Baltimore Nd. April (SpeoiaD Thu Rev. Dr.
Timothy p Frost, of the First Methods; Episcopal
Church. of this city, will accept call TO ST Paul's
Church, Newark. the expiration of his five
wears term here. This year the Rev. DR. Henry
Baker finishes his term Of five years in the New
ark Church and is to 20 10 Grace Church. VIII
mineton Del. to succeed the Rev. Or. Merritt HUI
bnrd who died several months ago. DR.. Frost
was selected as Or. Bakers successor
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1)nbIir Noiitre.
Department of Docks will sell
Department of Docks will sell
ONLY THE STE4 WFTTTERS NOW OFT

All the l.5C0 mechanics. with the exception OF the
steanfttcrs who were strike at the Columbia
University buildings and TWO school buildings In
rIcbiy-seventh and Eghty-eighth SITS returned TO
work Yesterday. The strikes were declared of by
the Board OF Walking Delegates on Saturday after
r.ce,ving Seth Lows decision arbitrator ~ 'Nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06
BALTlNs ORE g. o HlO

Leave NeW-York IlIUerly ots ua1J'
CHICAGO, p. m. and - Is night. 800
PITTsBURG, $50, ex Sun Sun. i2'lo night
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 500 10 GDinlns sns Gar,;
II 10 a. M Dining Carr $50 Dining carr tbinins
carr n M - II night Sunday 10 DINING Car) ld3o
a. M Dining Carp. Dining carr DINING Carl i"''
night.
NORFOLK 100 a. nj. daily.
NEW-ORLEANS Through Sleeper, $50 2. m. tsuhoay
200 D. M. 49,, w., ,,u..
OtBces: II3 10 2eI 434 LAO Bway. 81 E. 18th ST.
,,7 Bowerv y Y; 800 344 Fulton-s Brooklyn: station
foot OF Liberty ST. c. r. r. OF y j. Baggage checkeo
from hotel or residence TO destination.
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nIRsrANr to Statutory requirement. motto

Is hereby given that An Act has PEI ed by roth
branches 81 the Legislature entitled AN ACT for the re
llef OF Richard r. Moore, retired fireman Of the cty
Of New York.
Further notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing
uron such bill will he held Of the Nayor IN
the city Hall in the city Of New York, on April sh
1897. at o'clock p. NJ
W. l.. STRONG
MoNo
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to statutory REQUIREMENT motto

Is hereby given that An Act has been passed by both
branches Of the Legislature entitled AN ACT a. amend
chapter SIX hundred and twenty-one Of the laws Of
eighteen hundred and entitled An act in re
laton 10 me Jurisdiction u the Department az Public
sai1 city
Further notice Is hereby given that Pubic Hearing
uron such bill Will be held AZ the once OF the Msvor IN
ne city Hall. IN the Cty OF New York. April sh,
Dated, city Hall. New York. April sth 1897
W. l.. STRONG
Mayor
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FJO0D SET A SHED on FIRE.

A suit against the city, In which Charles Hart the
contractor is plaintiff will come up in the supreme
Court tomorrow. On Angus. 81, 1882 Mr.. far'
had 100 barrels Of lime stored In shed al second
ave and Third-s in Il rainsto:m on thS1' ga! .,le
sewer overlooked and flooded the premises Inc
lime was Sc. on Are and the building Durhel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06
pRINCETON'S FOOTBALL TEAM AT WORK.

Princeton. April 5.-The Princeton football play
ers began their spring practice to-day Members
Of last wears VARSITY eleven reported for work
as did many new candidates Captain Cochran
and Trainer McMasters drilled the men In kicking
and catching puntS
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;1ublir Notices.
CEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH The

* EALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES, WITH The
- title Of the work and the II the bidder lndorssd
thereon will received by the Department or PUBIC
Parks at its Offices Arsenal Building sxy-9urth street
and Fifth avenue Central Park, until O'Clock p NJ, OF
Wonhay April r. le0I. the following named works:
No T. FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR Req iREp
SOLID ROCK OR OTHER MATERIALS AND REMoVA.
OF SAME NECESSARY FOR THE FoJNDATI0Ns OF
THE NEW EAST WING AND EXTENSION. OF THE
METRoPoLITAN, MUSEUM OF ART u GE ;TIPAI
BLASTING AND REMOVAL OF SURPLUS MA
TERIALs BESIDES PRoTEcTIoN TO THE EXISTING
MUSEUM BUILDING. AND THE CONTENTS, THE
BOILER AND DYNAMO HOUSE THEIR APPURTE-
no ? FOR FURNISHING ALL LABOR AND MA
TERIALS REQUIRED FOR THE INSTALLATION Of
RrFRIGFRATING PLANT IN THE AQUARIUM IN
CASTLE GARDEN BUILDING ~ BATTERY PARK.
For particulars city Record"
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OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
ROOM y CITY HALL . -
NEW YORK CITY. March %. 1897.
THE METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY

NEW YORK CITY March 90 1897
THE METROPOLITAN STREET RAILWAY
COMPANY and the BRoApWAY AND SEVENTH
AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY having filed their pet.
ton bearing date March % 1897 To the Common Council
Of New York praying Tor us consent TO De given
the construction maintenance and operation py morse
newer or By underground current or electricity OF
double track branches extensions OF the petitioners
railroad viz An extension or branch Of the railroad Of
the Metropolitan Street Railway Company. commencing
al the intersection OF the Bowery and Delaney street,
running southery in upon the Bowery 20 Boome
street and westerly in or upon Boome street TO
Centre street and the construction maintenance and
onerton OF an branch Of the railroad OF the
broadway and Seventh Avenue Railroad Company, COM
rnencnr AT the westerly side Of Broadway al Broome
street and running thence eastery In or upon Brooms
street which is point onehalt mile from such
nntoners re.pecye lines routes Delaney
ayd unor Hroome street and the establishment by the
corsrction Of the connection route for public
in or upon the surface Of said Bowery and Broome
l.,
restitution which was adopted by the Common Council
March % 1897 and approved by the Mayor. March *.
iso7 public such application is hereby given ard
tia, AZ the Chamber Of the Board of Aldermen. the
civ Hall in the city OF New York. Thursday. the
iSh dav OF April 1897 o'clock In the afternoon.
such application 81 said railroad companies will be first
considertd asd a public hearing had thereon.
nersons interested in the application are notified 70
be present at the and place aforesaid an oppor
tunty will given them 10 be heard In relation thereto
' ~ WM. ". TEN EYCK.
Clerk. Common Council
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON,
For Philadelphia. week DAYS 4'3o. 500. 900 1000
Il 30 Dining Carr A. n 30 200 $50 40 .b G
NJ. 1915 night Sundays 4:3o 3oo, 1000, l3o tDinn;
Carr A. NJ. 200. 400. 500 Dining Carp P NJ, " 10
night. .oo ar.
For Baltimore and wsshinston week dsys 500 100
Dining Carr A NJ. 200 800. BOO tOln!ng SaD
P. NJ. 1915 night sundays 1000, ll;3o d9inins Carr
A. NJ 200. 500 Dining Can P N l2l3 might. ~. 4.
Liberty St, lls ~ 26 49, s44 10 ls5s b'ssd"9y
West l25,h ST. PSI Columbus Az. New-fork; Cour
ST., $50 Fulton St. Brooklyn 9s Broadway, Wlniamspurs
New-York Transfer Company VIII cal for ana cneck
baggage from hotels or residence destination.
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IL noon daily. except sunday.
"BLACK DlAr1OND EXPRESS

=. NJ Pullman Nestlbule Day Coaches
and Parlor Cars. DniLg-Car service Meals la
Connects at Buffalo with through Slice Detroit and
Chicago.
and intermediate points
40 p NJ daily except Sunday for Wkesbarre, Pitts-
ton Scranton principal intermediate
meets tor all points in coal region. Chair Cars Wilkes
barre
Putsor Scranton and principal intermediate stations
Connects all points in coal regions. Pullman Buffet
h.i5 p. VI. daily. for EAsTON and intermediate sta
V.iO p VI daily except Sunday. Express Tor Stating
tan "a principal Intermediate" stations Connecta for
Reading and Harrisburg Chair Car TO Satington
100 p VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ana ali ponts Pullman Sleeper Nestibuled train
x Y 10 Chicago Sleepers 70 Buffao and Toronto
40 p VI. daily. except Sunday stopping only AT
South Plainfeld Easton. Bethlehem. Mauch Chunk
T. e r Junction, Sayre Geneva. Rochester Batavia and
Rufslo Pullman Sleeper for Buffalo None sleeping
csr ma ssengers carried. No baggage carried.
400 r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER RUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points West
Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo Sleeper 20
Additional local trains daily except Sunday for
BOUND BROOK and intermediate points leave follows:
900 A. NJ 23o. 4:@t and $3.50 P. NJ. II 80 P. ~ Sat
urdays only.
273 and 1923 Broadway. 81 East iith ST. 1856 East
io5h ST 1877 Bowery. " Y: $50 Fulton St. Court
oe Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn.
New-York Transfer Company will call for check
baggage hotel residence through to destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
(Anthraciie coal used exclusively

-Four tracks Automatic Block signals
on and after January %. 1897.
- - Trains leave station foot OF Liberty 81
For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauch Chunk. Re.
~ !:i5 o:io ~ 80 70 Eas;on, A. NJ, 10 30 4ls
l43o 70 Easton 545 G:30 Allentown p NJ Sundays.
40 q 10 TO Easton) a. NJ. 100. $3.50 p. NJ. .
For Wilkesbarre Pittston. and Scranton. 9l0 A. NJ.
ll0. 1:30. 4:15 r. NJ. Sundays. 30 A. ".
For Reading at 80, 500 e:lo 1000 II 20 NJ. 40
$50, 200 $50 500 545. p. NJ. 1915 night. Sun
days 40 4. NJ. 100. 200 800 $50 p NJ 1915 night
For Harrisburg 40 500 9:l0 II 30 A. NJ, Ito.
100 4;3o 500 s45 p. NJ. 1913 night Sundays 43o
A. NJ 90. $50 p NJ. 1913 night.
For Sunbury Lewisblrg and Wi.lsmsport. 40. 800
$40 A. M ITO. $50. 900 p. NJ. Sundays. 4 80 A. n.
500 =. ".
ALL RAIY. ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove and points south 70 Point, Pleasant 49, $50
10:45 A, NJ, 80 las $40 TO Red Bans) 4:i5 440.
5ss, is p sundays stops Interiaken for AsSury
Park and Ocean Grove 800 a. NJ. 400 P. NJ
For LAKEWOOD.
80 io4S A. NJ. ia5, s:4o. 4:4o 0:Ss Saturdays only
For Toms River, Barnegat Park and Barnesa'. IS"
i045 A. NJ: 1:45 $40 p. NJ .
For Atlantic City. Vne.and and Bridgeton. 43o A. n.
For Monmouth Beach. seasrigh, and Highlands Of
Navesink 30 $50 10 45 A. NJ. 100. i:45 Alb 40
u NJ sr4nda Q.00 NJ
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GoMSIIssIoNERs OF THE SINKING FUND OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. 1897
ITO TRACTORS--Proposals for furnish

tONMIssIoNERs OF THE SINKING FUND OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK. 1897
ITO CONTRACTORS.--Prop for furnish
ing Materials and Performing Work in the Erection
and Comnlttior OF Hospital Building Gouverneur
slim between Front and Water Streets. in New York
iT pursuant to Chapter 703. Laws of 1894 amended
By Chapter 800 Laws Of 1895.
Sealed ESTIMATES for the above work. Endorsed
with the above title also with the name Of the person
or persons making the and the date q presenta
ton wifi be the Office Of the Comptroller.
Rooms Nos u and Is. Finance Department Stewart
until Thursday April 18th 1881. at II O'Clock NJ, az
which place and hour bids will be publicly opened
bv in the presence the Commissioners Of TIE Sink
ing Fund. or a majority Of them. and read. AMI the
lowest bidder with adequate SECURITY. soon thereafter
practicable The person persons 10 whom the con-
tract may be awarded Will be required attend at the
Office Of the Department. NJ Public Works with the sure
ties offered him them. and execute the contract
within five the date Of the service OF notice
10 that effect Of failure neglect 70 DO.
no or they vii, considered having abandoned II.
and as in default the Corporation ana hereupon the
work shall readvertised and rele and until the
contract be accepted and executed. The work 10 com
mencn such, time as the Commissioner OF Pubic
Works my designate. - -, -.
drawal Of any bid No bid will BE- accepted
from or contract awarded 10. any person who is in
is defauter surety otherwise. upon any ooliga-
ton the Corporation. It'll. ,,,-rrr>,
The entire work % be completed within FIFTEEN
MONTHS the date Of the signing OF this contract
The amount Of security required is FIFTY THOU
Blank ~ estimates. and further information
required application at the office OF
the Comptroller No. ESQ Broadway. also the form OF
agreement including the specifications for the work
For full Information see City Record.
Apgfi
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for furnishing sawed

EMBELLISHMENTS for furnishing sawed
spruce timber under Contract No ST. will b. re-
eeNed by the Department OF Docks at Pier A. BatUry
Place. North River, until IL o'clock noon. April 18th
1897. For 'ul particulars City Record Copies for
sale at No. City Hail.
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VAlLEYRAILROAD

stations foot of Cortlandt and DesbrSsss: sts;
$40 A, VI. daily SUNDAY, 100 a NJ for MACCh
CHUNK and intermediate stations -.
SIX A. NJ, daily for wILKEsBARRE, SCRANTON
Cyeek days. EI.MIRA week daysl. ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FAILS ana the
Car Buffalo. ..,,.. ......,.
1850 A. VI. daily except Sunday. for NAuCH CHUNK
and intermediate points.
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You have tried
~" for Grip and Colds
Now try
10" for Dyspepsia.

SOD BY 1russists Or sent receipt Of % cts % eta
q 81 Humphreys Med. Co.. Cor. William and joan Sta.
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-06

'" WILLIAM /. STRONG. J
Mayor;
JOHN W. GoFF.
Recorder,
ASURFr p FITCH Commissioners
COMPTROLLER. Of the
ANSON G. McCOOK, Sinking Fund.
Chamberlain,
JOHN T. OAKLEY
Chairman Committee on Finance
Board Of Aldermen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

champion; George T.. Armstrong, OF the Rich
mond County Club. and hosts of others might
be mentioned Of those who stand as leaders in
the golfng world
Considering 'he short time that golf has re-
ceved the favor Of women. it is interesting to
note with what enthusiasm they have taken up
the game. Women's handicaps now as
much a fixture the links as the mems con-
tests. and the coming championship at Man
chester-by-the-S Sea is expected to attract a
large number of feminine devotees. Miss Beatrix
Hoyt, the present champion. is spending the
summer at Southampton, where she is taking an
active part in the seasons competitions Miss
Anna Sands, Mrs. William Shipper Miss Lillian
Brooks Miss Anna Archbold Miss Frances
Archbold, Mrs. +. l.. Eldrdge. Mrs NJ. NJ. Van
Buren and Mrs +. b. Keech some of those
who have also been prominent on the links this
summer, and number Of them are expected to
take part in the Manchester meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

from England, where at his home clubs. the
Lytham and st. Annes. he is rated at plus two
At Shinneco he won the gold medal for the
best gross score. He is an extremely cratic
player, one day making the most marvellous
shots and the next falling back to a disappoint-
ing mediocrity.
or the younger golfers s. d. Bowers. of the
Otsego Club. Of Cooperstown. has held an
enviable place this season. His natural aptitude
for the game coupled with fine physique and
keen eye have won him number Of important
contests. He is player who combines freedom
Of style with an exceedingly accurate and ag-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

he has not been showing his best form lately.
He is likely to become overanXious under the
trying ordeal Of an imI Ortant match, and TINS
fact has often resulted in placing him in much
poorer light than he deserves He is brilliant
player 1t times and knows the game in every
detail
H. T. Toler. the Batusrol champion; De
Iancev NicolI Of the ROckaWay Hunt CUB;
v. H. Sands, the old st. Andrews champion;
Finlay Douglas. and c. S. Cox, Of Falriield
Daniel Chauncey. captain of the Dyker Meado"
team: H. NJ. Hartman, of Westminster H.
Terry jr captain Of the Yale Goii CIub' Johh
Ried jr, who holds the record for the 81 An
0rews course; l.. Z. Bayard, the intercoNesia'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08
CUElP ELECTRIC LiGHT.

From The Western Electrician.
IN enito Of the fact that Chicago is generally
.ssociated with the idea Of municipal Owner
shin in he consideration Of all questions 81 pun
lie lighting ii is Il fact that the city depends
uDon central station companies for c0nslderdhlc
current to operate street lights. particularly IN
the southern part of the city. Two Of the com
NAMES the Peoples Electric Light and Power
1ornpanv and the Hyde Park Electric Light and
power Company, have been engaged IN a
spirited rate-cutting war for some time ana
wherever the lines Of both companies we're 10
hn found the people secured their service at a
vor,- email cost The City Controller, becoming
cognZant Of this fact, determined to secure
some advantage for the city, and he has ac o
civ lighting for the district which they occupy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

LAURENCE CURTIS.
president OF the United States Golf Association)
gressive driving stroke. and his form, while
often unccrt lin, never lacks the interest OF
finished play.
Another of the we!l-lnown golfers Of this
vicinity is James Park, the captain of the Rich
mond County Golf Clubs team, and a player
who has been a familiar figure on the links for
years Park met Tying in the semi-final at
Shinnecock and badly outclassed In fact,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-08

tribe in Islam Yet he who studies them can
scarcely doubt the truthfulness OF their boast
I'VE have Abraham for our father"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-26
ONE OF THE BEST.
The Union Central Life Insurance Com
pany Stands at the Head

The Union Central Life Insurance Com
pany Stands at the Head.
We publish elsewhere in to-day's paper
the statement of the Union Central Life
Insurance Company, of which Mr.. Cary
]. Hunter, of Raleigh, is State agent.
The company stands among the first in
America in every element that goes to
make a great life insurance company. 1t
is as safe as anything made by man can
be: it has an army of policy holders, who
are among the best in the country and
who prize their policies; it is Differed by
honest, capable and conservative business
men; it has large business, which is con-
stantly growing; and is in every way
worthy of confidence.
The General Agent for North Carolina,
Mr.. Cary j. Hunter, is well known as
ne of the most progressive and success
III insurance men in the State. 1t is due
o his enterprise and business ability that
he Union Central carries policies aggre-
eating nearly Il million dollars in North
Carolina alone, and it has not actively
been doing business in the State one
third as long as some of the companies
hat have not one-third as much business.
Mr.. Hunter has shown to all the State
the excellence of his company's policies
nd he finds that wherever its merits are
considered he can write new policies.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-26
THE WEATHER TO-DAY

North Carolina Generally ta'r' N's''
able winds
For Raleigh and Vicinity; Fa'F'
Weather Conditions.--T pressure -
slightly above normal over the Ua a
States and low along the northern por-
ton of the United States. with sci'ai".e
barometric depressions in the 81 law
renee valley and in the extreme nora,
west. There have been some Sc"t'Nieo
local rains along the Gulf COAST |hu
from the Lake region to the nor'o ~
lantic, the largest amount peins -
inches at Boston. The weather Is nov
generally clear, only nine widely sepat-
ated points reporting cloudy weather.
Changes in temperature during the l"s'
"a hours have been slight.
Maximum temperature at ha"'sa
Wednesday SO; light wind and no ram
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-08-26
A SPLENDID ATTRACTION.

The Al G. Field big Ministries of sixty
artists headed by the inimitable Billy
Van and other well known black-faced
comedians will make their Temperance
at the Academy of Music tomorrow
night. The minstel appeared in Norfolk
yesterday and all the papers there give
magnificent and enthusiastic notices of
the performance. Mr.. Field travels In
q special train of cars this season and
carries with the show two beautiful
horses. The parade, which will occur
between IL and 1 o'clock tomorrow is
special feature. There 10 a big sale Of
seats on ut Kings whore the hox sheet
- Npen.