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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-14
Big MikslsG'ing ?'S'A0pE
Stockholders Meeting.
C~.n,upu,s mEETIsG.

CT.,CK uOLDER,s MEETIsG.
- The annual meeting OF the stockh s ere
oIection OF directors, will be held at the bank
ing house on Tuesday, January u. 1898. pe-
tween the hours OF 2 p. m. and p. m,
'"e' w b. ANDERSON, CASHIER.
Calumet. Mich December 1897.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-14

Regular meeting OF Charity Lodge, No.
131, X, of p. this evening, Everybody
is urged to attend.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-14
MONUM ENTA.

j. A. BEVIER-Dealer in granite and
marble monuments and headstones; material
and workmanship guaranteed Office at the
Calumet Hotel
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-14
FUNERAL DuRECTOx.

SIvERT OLSON Funeral director ano
practical embalmer. Established In 1875. Scott
street. Red Jacket Night Calls by telephone
or otherwise promptly attended to.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-14
. pDsuANT., A MINERS BANK

NJ CALUMET, December II, 1897. =,
The annual meeting OF the stocSn9 Eo,ns "
t tnr the election OF directors for the ensuing
wear will be held at the office OF the said oah IN,
ON Tuesday, December u, iS.i o Se'ween '"'
houre VI ~" ri, s. COTTON. Cashier.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-14

,,steran newspaper correspoh'.
A. writings you have read and are
wnos nooding from time to time says.
now - known william Mckinley ever
! nav, We entered public life. His atti-
since ne various questions during his
tuoe ap career has met with some
ext enusd and also with considera
ble caustic criticism. I've onastionine
have never written ., nns Moreover
the honesty Of his motives e n the press
: do not believe any man N n. ,% ba,
galleries of the national saros. tap, to hi.
ever written line derosa.or his ~ i,
character. At such a time ne. as fact"
plea pleasant to reflect upon tna n, iSy
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-12-14

We don't want war. nor trouh,a .,
any kind. But in the event of conon,i
cations "a win Great Britain the first part
VI our country to suffer from ncursions
Mou'u DE Michigan, and we want this
war vessel to be on hand in case we
shouid need her services. II is very
wise old saw which says: In time Of
peace prepare for war" That IS the
reason Senator Mcmillan has been
peerihg INTO the future and making
ready Tor emergencies by introducing
this bill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
READY FOR THE CHESS MATCH.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE GAMES BETWEEN THE
HOUSE AND THE COMMONS.
Washington May 22.-The arrangements for the
match games of chess between five selected players
from the House OF Representatives and Ike num-
ber from the British House of Commons are prac-
,,caIIv completed. The games VIII be begun at
o,c,ock D. m Washington time, and O'CLOCK Lon
don lime May 81 and continue four hours. fifteen
moves TO the hour. II not completed In the agreed
time the games will be finished on June J.
single consultation game. In which all the men,
hers ~ both teams may consult as to the moves,
uuI he nlaved on o date TO be fixed by the English
mon Two wires between Washington and New
York will be given up TO the games and IL Is ex-
nec,ad that not more than three minutes VIII be
consumed in transmitting the moves between Lon
don and Washington. The American players VIII
draw lois for their British competitors and their
P.rbc Washington end OF the games Will be played
In Inc House Foreign Affairs Committee room. 10
which only n few invited guests. including Speaker
Rced and the British Ambassador VIII be al
,nit,ed Seven players have been chosen. from
,,.bnn, the FIVE to compete will be selected within
dav or two They Representatives. shannon. OF
Tayu Work. Shafroth, of Colorado Bodine. OF MIS-
court. Handy OF Delaware; Pearson OF North
Csrona: Plowman. of Alabama and De Graren-
ri@d Of Texas 1T is almost certain that the hrst
1--WE names will be selected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
r,prWCJJ TO THE OLD TOnBS.

Warden Van De Carr of the Tomos ana Com-
missioner of Corrections Wright are not going TO
cloee the old Tombs Building without some cere-
mony and they planning a short programme
for the occasion tomorrow. The full details have
NOT rs vet been arranged. but this much has been
decided upon: At 3 o'clock in the afternoon COM
missioner Wright will turn the big key In the gate
of the Franklin-st entrance for the last time. and
tben the old structure will be given over to the
contractor for destruction The key will be hung
I'm In Commissioner Wrlght's office.
Warden Van De Carr said yesterday about MS
transfer TO the Workhouse, on Randalls Island:
II have not resigned. as stated. but have been
transferred from Day Warden at the TomDs 10
Warden of the Workhouse at RandalIs Island
expect to begin my duties about June T. IN lesair
10 Tho appointment OF my successor commissioner
Wright will MI the vacancy, suppose, by naming
DEPUTY Warden Edward OShea. Inc Might ""iu-
en- will be FalOn, | suppose. , 49,, ,o.,o,,s
u rerard 10 James OCOnnor and the latter
contention that the. appointment OF WARDEN az, ad
Randalps Island had been promised MN; because
~ eeTviGos in behalf OF Commissioners Wright in
his seeking the appointment OF collector Vi 'he
PORT Mr. Wright said yesterday; -.
~ ~ never knew O'Connor and this is only an at
,ornt nv nv political opponents TO try 10 hlnder
nv candidacy for the Collectorship OF the for'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
TIE rERJsCOPE SHOWS THE FIGHT

The Academy Of Music was as nun OF peop'e 70
,oh, as ~ a big melodrama full OF iceoer9s anu
rohle sentiments had been announced WHAT was
onnounced was a reproduction Of the fl'%Shni'oH9-
|,orhett fight by means of the verscope the latest
80 IN. many machines for producing moving pct
yves The pictures shown were larger IMAM any
that have been seen hitherto. but the hicheii"s
and vibration were most troublesome 10 the we"
md extremely trying 10 the eyes An exceheh' lue"
~ tho fight was TO he obtained however by "a'C'l
ING the screen closely and the accounts OF IL "Hsh
uere published at the time were illustrated anu
made easier of comprehension
Corhett seemed TO nave everything his own way
Cor @ few rounds and then he clearly showed wear
,ness and the staying power OF F1tZsimmohs De-
go 90 manifest its great advantage. In the sixth
sourd when FitZsimmons was brought low TOT d
rew seconds the crowd became 20 much eXcit'i
tba, the lecturer who explaining inclden's had
TO give IL up and let the spectators unders ,e
rather complicated situation the best they could
He managed TO get IN just d "oiu Vi o"P"H"'''''
when IL was nearly over. 49,. .,,,o,.
Although the fight seemed 10 be pretty iahhiai
10 most OF the persons present. the nnal Dlow OF
E,,zsimmons was unexpected. and few. II any
we're prepared TO say afterward that they saw IT,
Corbett was seen suddenly 10 go down on one knee
and then crawl away while the mouse rang WILD dn
sbouts OF ''Where's the foul? Where's the four
Corbett's attempt 10 get at fltZsimmons after inc
SSbt was over was shown with great clearness, and
uas one of the most interesting incidents OF the eN-
btb,tion At the end there were loud requests LOT
the last round 20 be shown over again. put the
onerators seemed TO think that they hed done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
uUSINEss CHANCES.
IJUE AND FROST KING.

FIRE AND FROST KING.
Wonderful device for making DEh ~
AIR CELLS every IL inches pe,ween ne
studs. partitions and floor joist s,,, o, a
warm"saving - PER CENT IN ~ W ELm
keen the DAMPNESS out In me T.
SEASON FIRE CANNOT SfhEhD
cells make a complete barricade, oarTs
paws for the AIR CELLS. no $500! SnsiEM
TtIT MAKE \ BUILDING AS sTRoNh;;
From New-York's leading archlte,'s ai.u
publishers: I'VE have examin n H ,ou
model ''ire and Frost King Inc 1ou
bic dead air cells will make any builnlng
much warmer in cold weather ana coo!et
IN summer and effectually keep out daihp
ness besides strengthening a buildihB Nels
much. II will also efectually preVen' IRE
from spreading in buildings also ueau ',1
sound. The system Is both effectual ana
inexpensive. and should be adopted IN
sv.ry building whether large or small.
..PAILISER, PALLISER CO.
STOPS FIRE, CHEAPER INSt RANCE,
+. c. Moore: President cQn',neh,a !, /,
your system eHectualy stops the fiues In
a building. and will do much to preven, a
fire spreading. Building built on your plan
il fairly entitled to lower rate OF insur-
ance.' r,.
From A sanitary standpoint. your system
Of Dead Air Cells should be placed In
every building II prevents drafts Of air
and dampness in building. and viii stop
a fire from Spreading"
suburban property with Dead Air Cells
sells - per cent higher Builders and
architects are invited TO call. Single
building rights cheap 10 first applicant.
TERRITORY FOR SALE ALL OVER
THE UNITED STATES. FORTUNE FOR
LIVE AGENTS Working Building Model
FIRE AND FROST KING 90.
i43 Chambers. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

p,taI asserts that DR.. L. Sylvester Sobel. OF NO.
i44 Lexington-ave.. is the physician VINO per per
formed the operation. DR.. r. H. Anderson ol ~
2sO West Twenty -frst-st was called 10 attehu ,ne
Young woman on Friday night. and learning the
true condition Of the patient. he decnea 10 f n
ANYTHING 10 do with the case and reported tne iac,s
10 the police Upon confirmation Of Or. Anderson
statement as TO Miss Payne's condition. mace 10y
DR. Schoeffier OF the New-York Hospital Dr; 30
bel was arrested and taken to the West Thirtietn-
st. station. where he was paroied by 'o'o'''
Tuth on his own recognzance, ~,
Miss Payne declared that William TOBIAS, Oh TO-
81 East Onc-hundred- and wenty-secondcst.. une
manager Of the Bell Clothing Company one-huh-
dred-and twenty third-st. and Thrd-ave. was tne
author OF her trouble. and that they were KNOWN
oe Mr. and Mrs Payne Tobias had not beeh ar
rested at a late hour last night. The ponce md'h-
tain the greatest secrecy regarding the case III.
Mr. Tobias seen at his house late iast nlEnt;
When asked about the accusations ma1e hsa ali
him he said IL know the woman, and ~ IL an Il
lie I deny everything 1t is a case of blacKma'i'
else
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
BUSINESS CHANCES: oooo,.
TATE & GOA
pua n.,sr,y Patent Solicitors eSpe-
30 h'', Gi.I,,,siv procure and sell
PATIENT g.

PATGNuSc ,.,,s
FOLLOWING VALt ABi'h y ''''
foi'i' FOR SALE: ~,
,,.,,,s,,s shading Pen. Rogers 80
hrnsS S,,ck.cton's Mucilage botue
ss,,i,h,s railroad Spike; Danger WI"
n"sition for Fire Brick v-as,i,g NJ,
'I"h- Rowles' support for Nasn."s ..t,ss.
,t naoeler's composition Tor 'lass /,
e,.n,,t.,s I<mon Squeezer, l'atlpieN"'
'4llIl,h. Vince: Moore's Mascot focEe'
iS'l,na sweets Checkrein Attach
,,eni. cooks Fire Escape; Ross Hu'''''
for Stops. .,. Sand. I'ngvary' =
,y',on cooler: Minors Lemon ,gwuraG,.
rerriy's Extension l-'n"'''
M ,tItna,s Venetian Blind Adjus,Nr anu
,,nr.'io. Iohnson's Automatic beu huo Si
itsrtnn's Electric Alarm. 'op'e's"
.aps ,l,'sr, hallway Switch; Christianson'
window SHUTTER; Houser's INV IN n m ~! q
W w,aSo" Pure design; Woodham
M ueiUage.s Manuscript Holder; Morl n,ns
y',,ia' Uofrman's Rubber shoe barn
iconais,: Wilson'S Baseball score po"''
Backuss Game: par+on.s Improve
Iixin9 Working Points or hhds
men. ~ ttarIow's Needle Threader
Oh 49, Truck: constable's cuLhIt
p,o,nr1n's Window Attachmemt, S $50 :
intern Holder; Lawrence wire 'o''e'
for Telesraph Poles ooc,rod through EDGAR
.. Al It- Pa' q. MrASY are advertised Irce.
IN IN T. ling natent firm In the worid. bes.
nv ,,,rLes, results. call ana examine
worS ,ppm,,Ies and Selling Department,
our snr patent Guide. '3YO Inventions
wanted" Free -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
FAKE CLUBS MUST BE CLOSED TUDAI'
CHIEF coNIIN TALKS HIS MEN ABOUT THEM
AND ALSO ABOUT ENFORCING SAM
TARY LAWS


Chief Conlin had all the inspectors and precinct
commanders In the Police Department before MN
Yesterday. and told them the things he expected
them to do TO enforce the Ranes law to-day. Mos'
of the remarks the Chief addressed to his ofiicers
had reference to bogus clubs.
Now that the State Excise Commissioner mas
denutzed the police 10 act as special agents 10 en-
force the law against fake clubs, Mr.. Conlin sad
after the talk 1--WE going TO do II. Digger
number of excise arrests than usual Is eHpec'eo
to-day If the vioators do not take warning
The Chief also talked TO the captains yesterday
about the coming parade of the force and issued
instructions relative TO the preparatory drills lie
also called attention to complaints about people
washing sidewalks with water drawn through Il
hose without a permit The commanderS WtIe
tod that the police must assist the street Cieahihe
nnnartment in keeping clean streets, and must
prevent the scattering of dirt ana ruoosni Ok TX
Policemen been specially detained 10
natrol the East Side streets in the night time ana
pprevent people thfowing rubbish into the streets
rbe viii also assist in enforcing the ordnance re-
curing the separation of ashes and garbage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
PRINCE OF WALES'S HOSPITAL fuND


STAMPS
interested and spaces for these stamps are pelns
made In MANI new albums. in addition to the issue
of specially prepared pages for insertion IN eNiS''s
albums ~
Wales is taken from Sir Joshua Reghous ""''0
u,eu-knovn picture of Charity is the most APP
nro,r,a,o design that could have been selected en-
bodving as It does beautiful picture with MIS-
Sheridan as the chief figure.
Valuable assistance has beer rendered D! MT ue
Ia Rue and by Mr.. Purcell. c. B., the Controher Vi
Stamps at Somerset House, who nave taken ''e
greatest interest in the undertaking from ils oo IN
mencement. After His Royal fighnes,s mao "a
proved of the design the engraving was pesuI nno
moved a much more serious affair than any one
IMMERSED in these details would have M the
most skilled hand. After the matriX had peen pro.
duced and hardened IL had TO be roleu nv , ,1
steel place under a pressure OF twehtSt tbe onera
tor and each impression had to be rolled In sepa-
ratelv the greatest care being taken 10 ADJUST tle
Constantly in use. Each plate contains douDie
sheet of eiga.y. in which one iaIse NM anL
would spoil the whole ana greaI nrnsere Every
sheet has TO be accounted Tor as Salciui,s -
ba nknote and this again entails still greater sur
The fact that the Duke of York is president OF
the British Philatec Society insures great
being taken in these stamps by c4so ~ Tho iseua
has already been secured for insertion IN .he
"Oueen's Commemoration Bible and also IN TN. Ine
"0ueen's Commemoration Prayer ana fEInn
Pook which are to be published as soon as the
stamps ready, AID each OF wmch Will 'o''"'" :"
stamp. 1850 -, ..,aor, ~ tho fund
has signifed that ne will. If possible persohha,S
witness the destruction Of the plates rom With
the stamps printed; but In any case thtE VIZ w
he destroyed Many may remember that IN tle
case Of the Rowland Hill IN 1907 90 ca
was the demand that the value OF the pos'-cAu NJ
Lace han .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

81 900 SPECIAL CAPITAL. legitimate
commission business: not speculative
nav $40 monthly for use for term years.
Address ESTABLISHED. "a East l4th-st.
A GENTLEMAN FAVORABLY KNOWN
AND THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
IN FINE INTERIOR DECORATION AND
ARCHITECTURE formerly connected
with leading firms In New-York and Paris.
a connoisseur OF European and Eastern art
and antiquities conversant with every d.
tail OF the furniture and decorative bust
ness designs. plans estimating. buying
taking and conducting important ordersl,
credentials together with other induce
ments. are offered. Address COLLINS.
1922 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
THE JUBILEE STAMPS.
ley ARE LIKELY TO BE CONSIDERABLY SOUGHT

THEY ARE LIKELY TO BE CONSIDERABLY SOUGHT
AFTER BY COLLECTORS.
The Jubilee Stamps issued for the benent OF INC
Prince Of Waless Hospital Fund were put on sa'e "
the pubnc on Tuesday. They are Issued 10 give
snail subscribers handy and convenient form OF
receipt. and one which they can retain as me-
mento of the Diamond Jubilee. and OF that increas-
ing interest In hospital support and management
shown during Her Majestys reign not only by 'he
royal family. but by all classes throughout the
country. and eliminating in this effort 10 set inc
hospitals of London on a sound hnanclai pasis ~
il also evident that stamp-collectors are largely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
COLLAPSE OF A INNING VENTURE.

Albany. May 22.-Papers were filed with the AZ.
,ornevGeneral to-day applying for the dissolution
~ the Don Enrique Mining Company. which was
Incorporated in this State with capital stock OF
al2jOO. The petitioners for the dissolution are
,.harlo. 7 Rarnev George F. Crane Herbert L.
Griggs Walter Lambert, James c. Fargo and John
q Baker a ma jorty OF the trustees the peti'ipn
states that the dissolution ID asheu io' oe9"""' wv
company Is insolyent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
AN ALLEGED CASE OF MALPRACTICE.

The mysterious case over which Commissioner
Parker CAPTAIN Chapman and Coroner Tuthhi he.d
a secret conference in the West Thirtieth-st STA
ton early yesterday morning turns out 10 De one
Of alleged malpractice 1t Is sa,d 'ha' an
- nnr,orp,ed on Madeline Payne, an actress.
,venty-nye years old. at the Hotel Metropole on
rriday. The young woman. who is now SAID 10 be
,y,ro AZ the polpt OF death at the New-York Hos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN desires furnished room
in a strictly private American taihily on
preferred between Central Park West ana
,oumbus ave. all replies TO this adver,
tisement from strictly private families VIII
he regarded as confidential Ans""r
SENDER BOX & Tribune Olllcc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
eurouean 5tnop ano 0rapcl.

rI, ,s,c.1cS CnINNrIJ formerly Ea. 5tth g.:
win leave New-York october for eight mom,ms
.A.d.nce ~ France and Germany. They VIII cnap.,o"
ona i.diea who wish TO study Three months supp
yus .ravc Address East 47th ST. New-lotk Wy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES. 800 secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEORGE Is. EDDY. 30S Madi
son. st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.
...1ooooonooo~ oNoNNNN>oNNNNN
Country.
ADIRONDACK beautiful furnished cot
tase. ten rooms on charming lake. Sdoo.
Addres, DONOVAN, n broadway.
AT BABYLON a. WEST iSl.iP. !. l.; TO
LET Furnished cottages. all prices
property for sale. catalogue JEREMIAH
HOBBINS. Babylon, l.. !.
A COSBY Connecticut seashore resort Tor
,,,ed peopi.. three furnished cottages.
moderate rent: broad piazaas. trees beach.
bathing boating; circulars. Professor
NOTUROP, Brooklyn Polytechnic.
EIUERON. y. j.: Norwood Park. Deal
beach, Asbury Park.~-To let, furnished
cottages WILLIAM LANE, Long nrahcn:
500 TO $i7b THE SEASON. Furnished
seaside cottages; Siasconset, Nantucket
Island, circulars. UNpERAllI> Downing
Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
HOARD WANTED.

,~N~~N~N~~ - % r>>~N0~~NNNN>~>N~0~0S
THREE ADULTS desire. In private ram
Uy either second or third noor. Two istse
rooms. with board. from September 10 10
Juna IL: German or French cuisine. from
West Goth TO 18th SITS. Wiling 20 turnlsn
- n,y,ly. send rates and when party
can he seen. Address a. East UAth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

Country.
A BARGAIN At NYACK. y. Y.--Desir-
able residence IL rooms. all improve
ments: large barn. plenty fruit and shade;
four minutes walk from South Nyack sta
lion. three blocks from the Hudson River.
~ which Il commands n fine view. plo, l2O
sG0o feet: price $500: terms very easy.
MORTGAGEE, +. o. Box iOi. New York.
PRETTIEsT HOUSE In Tenahy. n. J.,
for sale. $4,000, vide porch, charming
e,c.. residence plots, $500 90 500. L.
WEATHERBY b CO. 21l Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

$50 WEST BOTH ST. First double
tenement rent. 81 go: owner on prem
ises no agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
r,oa;no f,oteIs ano Restaurants.
This list appears every Sunday Tuesday ana Th"'''s
WHERE TO DINE.
FOR information circulars. etc, Of any Hotter OF "e'
rant below, call or address e.nd stamp'
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU,
CT rifth-ave. Ncw-York.
=, 49,. rs,. raNs d'Hots Dinner.

Alc. mean. A Ia Carte: Tdh.. Table dHots Dnnef'
DELMONICO'S 9th Avenue. cor .o'n-'' %
THE MANHATTAN. Maa-av.. 42d-st Ale. Inh'' 49,
BREVOORT HOUsE5th-ave sth-st Alc Ton So,
Concerts Cuisine Recherche. Old vintage VIZ
THE NETHERLAND. .6th-sve. ana 4".h-''' . -
MARTINS. University Place 0th-st Aic.. I'm 49,,
THE MARLBOROUGH Broadway and 2,t n,nnor a
Tdh Breakfast. Soc: Luncheon. ooc' JIM
MORELLO's 4 and G West 29th-st Aic.. loh -
Opposite Grace Church. Cuisine uneAce"e'.
sHANLEY's .B'way & 42d-st. } Ia Carte Dinners.
DO, B'way 3oth- st. J After Theatre supper''
no s,h ave & I'D ST. } shelnsh speci'ity
cyARIx.s REsTAURANT. No. % West 23d-st' NC
Opposite Sth Avenue Hotel EstabIshea " 49, a.,
DORLON's @ and East 2jd-st.. near broadway' ~
TIKI, CHELSEA. . .22s West 2ai-st Ale. Tdh. si'vv'
GAZZO's Broadway and 4oth-st' Alc'' Ia"''
MOUOUIN.S.,... 20 Ann-st.. and iAo Futoinus.' NV
Open TIL 10 p. m Music Friday eVehne A..
STUART HOUSE ........ 4ist-st and DroAu""t' =.
RELyEDERE HOUSE .4th Av 1sth-st Alc'' Ian''s
ZANGHERPs. II E. 22d-st. Lch ooc'; Ac .
MORTON HOUSE. :. Broadway & 18TH ST. \ Ia ~
Ia COMETE RESTAURANT. 30 West 3lst-s.' AZ
HUNGARIA .UrIon Square East Aic' .'' -.
PLAVANO's...... 80 West 2oth-st. Aic'' ~. ,. -.
DELI, OPERA Restaurant 100 W. 3sth. Aic.' inh'' ~.
IANTEIME,S .......4O Union So. E.. Aic. loh' ',1
LAFAYETTE RESTAURANT. % WASH. rI.c-. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23
PATENTS.

PATE<Ts.oooooo~,o~o-
IXvENTIONs developed; models, expert,
rental work: special machinery, DIES ana
,oais OF any description. IL. Il. thNbAN'
4T-i9 'en're-st --------
,pvrpTls EMENTs and subscriptions for
The I ribune received at their UPTOWN
- aist-st until u O'Clock p. M. hdver-
tis.m,,ts received at the following branch
once. NJ regular ONCE rates until clock
u. n. viz. 25t sth-ave.. . O. cor. z8dcs I.
ibc Gth-oye, cor. i2th-st.. Macya 9TH
ave. and lath-st.; LA Columbus ave-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-23

,roon ct'Ts.-To illustrate your GAIA
" ,o,,,es before placing your ORDERS s srIr
Tor estimates. CHARLES ~ H.
10 Fulton st. y. y.
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