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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
FCKELSS SPEECH AT ST. LOUIS.

SAYS SOME ACTION ALONG THE LINE OF THE
1,,rs1nrNT-s SUGGESTIONS WILL BE TAKEN
@. o,,,s De-, IS-Controller James II. EckelS
- &c IN the city as a guest Of the commercial
C,pb delivered a speech before that body 'o-mshl'
taking as his subject "A Great Nations weakness
He said in part
tons as having monetary and hnanc'a a. laws VIII"
invite public disgrace and private disaster Inc
~,,or,r,.rt now presents the rather pt!ahle spec
+oo,a of a boasted great Nation resting Its none
tarv integrity upon the mere chance OF having
man Of sound principle and strong sense OF rsht III
the executive chair. II, by the chance OF an e'ec
ton man Of unsound monetary views or weak
Will should be placed in office. the whole nnanc'a
thr,, uonld go 10 pieces and the country would
find itself without credit at home or stahd'ng
abroad me banks OF the country are strong
enough 10 undertake the issue OF all tho credlt cur
rencv that crculates. If they are too weak 10 sup
n7rt n safely guarded banknote issue based upon
assets by which the commercial needs OF tho coun
fry only can be responded TO- the movement; is nov
less weak The insolvency of the one wou4d marx
the insolvency Of the other. for when point i
reached where the combined assets OF the coun-
try's banks will not bear the volume OF currency
needed to carry the counTys business the GOV
eminent. well the individual VIII De hop''esS
ly involved In bankruptcy.
When asked to-day II he agreed with the recon-
mendations as to the currency made by President;
i
Mckinley in his recent Message 10 Congress MT
Eckels said:
Il think they are very good as far as they 90 lie
does not go far enough. in my opinion Wneh ne
says certain things ought TO be done II possible
Things that ought to be done should be done ana
especially when they vitality touch the country
| business life. The President admits that the
&S46 10000 OF greenbacks and the 100000 OF SheT-
| man legal-tenders should be taken up. and ne
would dare say. like TO see 1t done but 1t Is
| h re-
simply debt. and the only way TO get ria OF
| debt Is 10 pay It, -. .
! time" 49, $3.50 -, -, =.
II would issue long-term "a per cent gold bones
and call those tenders in Then these Issues couId
! be made gold certificates. Sentiment In favor OF
| decisive action the currency question a grow
| ing az Washington. and think the result VIII be
| some kind Of action along the line OF the PTesl-
dents suggestions. All tariff bills are problemat-
| cal So FAR the Dingley bill has not been the
success predicted for it, but as times improve the
! revenues will increase. and 1t may produce better
results"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate of Incorporation Of the Chester
HI. Methodist Episcopal Church. OF Mount Vernon
has been fled in the County Clerks office The
trustees are Henry F. Giere. Flavus j. Perry Will
lam Archer. Ernest II. Gardner John Dawson and
Thomas A. Fletcher
In the Board OF Supervisors. yesterday morning.
Supervisor Shinns resolution appointing James NJ
Hunt. Of Yonkers counsel to the Board, was
adopted. successive amendments substituting the
names of ex-Couny Judge Isaac n. Mills and
Joseph F. Daily, OF Yonkers. being defeated. The
appointment OF Coroner-elect Charles f. Birch Of
this village physician TO the County jail, was
confirmed.
The following are the recently elected officers
OF White Plains Council No. 1.7s2. Royal Arcanum
who win be installed on the evening OF Janury 8:
Regent. G. Truman Capron; vice-regent. DR..
Charles r. Young: orator, John Oeziue secretary,
George NJ. Broun; collector, William Bayless
treasurer, Conrad Geibel, guide, 3. r. Wild; war
den. Z. Hanson, jr.; chaplain. E. I. Dederer; sen
try. G. b. Updegrove; trustees Ezra Bentley, F.
n. Wilson and B. F. Wild representative 10 Grand
Council. W. W. Ford: alternate, G. T. Capron
Justice Martin J. Keogh, In the Supreme Court
has granted the petition Of ST. Pau's German
Evangelical Lutheran Church. of West Mount Yer
non. for authority 10 mortgage its real estate in
the sum OF 5000 and apply the same to the com
pletion OF it's parsonage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
YONKERS.

wrrnbers Of the Park Hill Country CLUB VIII pre-
..rt = NJ walkers operetta Penelope this even
ing Tho principals IN the cast are MISS beach
p.,alona. Mrs Lozier, Mrs. Croaker; Mr. New
man Hans: Mr. Avery Patrick. and Mr.. slater
CbaIks Preparations under way for the ch-
drsn's party which is to be given on the Nedhes-
day afternoon after Christmas
Mrs. Frank Seaman gave an evening OF music
for her friends on Saturday evening at her nome
The Crags in North Broadway
This afternoon. al the home Of Mrs. John c
Havemeyer No $50 North Broadway, Mrs Louise
Seymour Houghton will close her series Of lectures
on the lite erasy v si DG M OF ne society
Recently Mechanics and Builders Exchange
was organized in Yonkers. II Is now proposed 10
have dinner and arrangements have been com
pieted for the affair. to lake Place on Thursday
evening, in the Getty House. Covers will be laid
for about one hundred. Edwin A. Quick Will pre-,
speak are GeorSe Walsh, Conway Pilson George
Colquhoua and ex-Assemblyman Smith.
on Saturday sale was held at the home Of Mrs.
John Reid in the interest of the Nomans tx
change which is at No. IS Palisad e-ave.
An entertainment given last night at the
headquarters Of Kitching Post. G. A R.. In Aid OF
The December meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton will be he'd this evening at its once IN the
The class In mechanical and architectural draw
ing met last night at Hollywood Inn , .,-,.
The HaIrers' Club will have its usual weekly
morrow evening there will be an enter talnment for
members and their friends; Professor a. V. w
shakespe9re and His Tmes The lecture VIII
be illustrated BY large number Of stereopticon
views
The Greenburg Christian Endeavor local union
Will hold its convention Thursday evening In the
lrvington Presbyterian Church al 40 o'clock The
the principal address of the evening The public
Is cordially invited to be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
TARRYTOWN.

An entertainment was given last evening in tho
chapel Of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church
under the auspices Of the Epworth League pier
The question of refunding the 5000 held on de-
posit by the village for the New-York. Elmsford
and White Plains Railway will come up at tho
meeting OF the Board OF Trustees this evening.
The trolley company has made several applica-
lions for the money but the Board has deferred
payment for the reason that the company had not
ted Its contract
The Shiloh Baptist Church. at Washington and
wildey -sts., will s. dedicated with appropriate Ger
monies on Sunday next The dedication Will begin
al 10 O'Clock, with praise service which Will he
followed by sermon by the Rev. DR. G.. w Oftiey.
Al O. clock in the afternoon the Rev. DR.. Mac
Arthur pastor OF Calvary Baptist Church. New
York City. will deliver an address. The evening
service will be in charge OF the Rev. George IL:
Ferris. pastor OF tho First Baptist Church. OF
this village.
The members OF the Tarrytown Young Mems
Lyceum are much iuteresed in their second annua
bowling tournament, which is now going or. !. n
w Coley holds the record for the highest score
with IA lid Is tied with James Brewer for the
best average at 1873. g. FREDERICK van lssseII Is
a close third. with 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
DEGREE OF LATITUDE FAR NORTH

From tho Dasens Nyhetcr Malmo Sweden
A great undertaking namely the measurement or
q degree OF latitude in tho Polar regions leading 10
a moro exact knowledge ~ the earhs form, ap-
poars 10 be on tho eve OF accomplishment. The So
irton OF this question has long been the chief aim
OF Swedish Polar exploration and negotiations have
been going on for some time past with most distin-
guisheh authorities abroad. with view 10 securing
tho cooperation OF other countries
Thu earliest preliminary Investigations sardins
this question we're carried by tho Spitzberge en-
expeditions OF S6i and 1864 under Professor Toreil
and Baron Nordensk1old and Professor Rosen later
on drafted q detailed plan for the Swedish Academy
OF Sciences Professor Z. Jaderln has now proposed
10 the Academy that II should make arrangements
with the Government for preliminary expedition
70 be sent TO Spltzhergen next summer, and
that Russia should bs Invited 10 cooperate In the
final measurement OF degree In 1899 and 1900
Tho task OF the preliminary expedition which It
s Intended should start In May and return In Sep
tember would be 10 complete the investigations al
ready made TO facilities FOR the necessary TRAN
c,latlon TO reach the SUBMITS OF hitherto unclmbed
mountains and TO set up signal posts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

PORT or NETWORK MONDAY. DEC. Is. 1897
ARRIVED.
Steamer Francisco (Br). Jenkins. Hun November -
with md,. and cabin passenger to sanderson Son
Arrived n. bar a, 1870 m, s,.,.,,- ,,.,.. .,
ballast Gust H.ys Arrived az tn; I Bar at noon
2, and swansea r. Win md,. to James Ark.ll Co.
AvsS at ME hs5 S g. Walker An,w. November
20 and Dundee 3. with md,o to simpson Spence 4
Tqs.. dy at Of * Fn Bar "a. jefferson
Jamaica Anna,o bay ana Port Maria December ard
fS An0p Trn win Ar S at the Ra
% .. DSS Il a@nG
Co Arrived at the .r a, ~ n1,..,. sc.os.r
steamer Guyandotte. Davis. Newport News and Nor
steamer Buehelis, Charles Baltimore. with mdss to
steamer Adrondock Bl. Samson, Kingston Novemse.
81. savaoila November 30 Greytown December ana
Forwo ,1,s Kelock Arrived at the Bar $50 M
srS 10 SS 9oe A hd tire. c
sonsors to NJ Cebalo, 60 Arrived at the Bar at
Steamer B.net.ctor Town,.nd. Philadelphia. with mdse
sandy HOOK y J. Dec 49, $50 m-w.nA east moder-
ate breeze: cloudy.
CLEARED
Steamer Wells city obj. Savage. Brstol-James ArkeIl
steamer Trsye CGep Thalenhorst Bremen via South
steamer drenHda Cs3. Mcmillan Grenada and Trinidad
He. MS5 s1. a Town r.
London etc"Norton / Son.
Steamer Tauric OBI. Smith. Hverpool-H Maitland
Kerssy. .-,
Funch. Edge Co. ~
steamer Saginaw Staples. InaEua Cape Hayden. Port
u Prince eto-William p clyde a Co
Steamer Comanche. Pennington. Charleston and Jack
sonvile-W clyde & Co -
steamer jamestown, BoaI. Norfolk ana Newport Nows-
Old Dominion IS Company.
Steamer Richmond Glover, Newport News ana Fch-
mond-Oh Dominion Sc Company.
ship Penthesilea ODD. Manson. shanShai-w Grace
Bark I<on. XIII UtaD. LAngela Trissts-Funch Ehys
Co. -
Cilurnum (Bo. for Hamburg; Pocahontas Csr
Genoa etc; jamestown. Norfolk and Newport News
Richmond Newport News and Richmond; Comsnche
Charleston and Jacksonville
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
swansea. Dec ll--sailed. steamer Jersey City BD
Lewis New-Yoik.
Shields Dec I2-sailed. steamer Vulcan 03r). Male
New-York
Dunkirk is-Arrived. steamer samara (Br,. Walker
New-York.
rrawIe Point Dec l3-Passed, steamer Stuttgart (scr)
Kohlenbeck, Bremen for NewYork.
Lizard, Dec I-Passed, steamers Megartic (Br). Foot
London New-York; Eyeline (r) Madden. Shields for
Ncw-lork Rotterdam Dutch Bother Rotterdam for
New-York.
Amsterdam. Dec 10, 8 . m-Arrived steamer Mohican
(Br). Dickens. New-York
Bremen Dec lS-Arrived steamer Karlsruhs Ger.
Dardeeben. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
NEW-ROCHELLE.

Since the new Church OF the BLESSED Sacrament
ha, been dedicated and placed in use. there is no
further need OF the temporary structure. and ar
rangemen,s are being made TO turn 1t into a
lyceum The first public affair to De given Will be
the opera Chimes OF Normandy.
Tho dedication OF the monument concentrating
the landing OF the first Huguenot settlers has been
post poi ed until the time Of the Huguenot celeora-
when delegates from societies In the United states
and France will be present, and Will be enabled 10
come 10 New-Rocheiie and take part In The local
celebration. 80
James Flanagan. the present clerk OF the Board
of Health has been appointed TO a cerkShip in the
office Of the Surrogate. in White Plains. and will
succeed Charles Striker.
Al a conferences OF a number OF well-known Re
publicans. held in Lam1dens Hall on Saturday
night at which Charles Erwicker presided James
Ross the present deputy. was Endorsed TO succeed
William V. Molloy as postrn lister. Mr. Ross re-
.eived 81 votes and Charles Hobart Morgan g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

,,,,.o .o,tro under pressure brought TO
- ,be Indignation OF the public concerhiHe
49, .o,,o, taken in frustrating an investigation Vi
the plant OF the Fast Chester C'ashsh' ro,,.
w. nauAd a special meeting Of the Common Oou',,
ell for Thursday night at Which this " ,. .ho
10 among the things considered 1t Is sara 'n"' inc
Mayor is preparing a special mesSaee' an =, -
lii sugeest 10 the Aldermen the necessity Oh d
thorough investigation, regardless Oh 'N0
attached. 800 60, r,,r.have
William e KeSern, OF NO loi oou'h - !,
~, -, sunday Mr. Kevern vas born In England
seventy-throe years ago. and mas hVeu III Nv -
Crv and Mount Vernon foTy-,our years. OeiAs GU
1904 IN mercantile pursuits. He leaves wl'o"
and several grown children Burial VIII 10 III hei'-
sioo tomorrow ,, u.. as,oh
Ths Mount Vernon Public Library was es'ao-
u.,a6 a little more than year ago, ana IL Is TO-
dav In a most prosperous condition Inc poN'u Va
Trn.taAs Is composed OF DR.. Andrew r Currler'
ras,6ent. Jesse Lantz. treasurer henry L.
pnoabes secretary: Herbert T. Jennings and James
NJ Anderson At the meeting of the Board on
saturday night, a Trustees $500 funo was es
tohushed each member of the Board controu'-
ing 800 which is to be invested ana the edfp'hs
- for the purchase o. specific line OF works
70 - tetermned on at a future meeting Inc lruS
ICES hope that their fund VIII pc the Os
Ioreer fund TO be established by contrlou''ohS
aorIv one thousand well-known people. incud-
Inc MANY women, attended the informal opening
oSe the new Municipal Building last night r,, ne
guests were received by M@ES9i ro5 lewis Assem-
byman-eect Jared Sanford ana A!uer 90 W
nj Fiske and ". D. Howe. The numerous spaI a.
ments were decorated with PAINS ddI OTbIic on
cials charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Republican primary elections. evening
Board Of Estimate and ApportonmenI lily nan
BOARD Of Aldermen city Hall, p. m
Greater New-York Celebration COMMITTEE
Mayors Office. D. m
Tree Planting Association annual meeuns' "oo'
Exchange Building. p. m.
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
Camera Club exhibition. No. liz West Ih'F''-
eiShth-st p m.
Alpha Delta Phi Club smoker evening
Scotch Presbyterian Church organ recital p m
C,burcb Accusation for Advancement OF tho In
,ere.ts Of Labor. ST Mary's Church. p m
Farmers CT n. No IL West Thirty-e!Shth-st-.
p m. -.
r. m
Quill club dinner windsor Hotel. p m.
Aldine Chlu dinner for Edward Everett Hal"
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
HIGH ART.
From The Detroit Free Press.


There Is a In Detroit. no matter what his
name Is or on what street he lives who, IL there
knowledge In the world, would simply sit
down the procession OF ignJrant humanity passed
by and make knowledge. He is overwhelming in
hs comprehension OF concrete and abstract things
ordinarily and when ne Is In the bosom OF MS
family and any OF the women folks old OF young
ask him anything. he utterly paralyzes them bv
the floods OF Information he pours upon them In
the matter Of this record II art and his little
daughter was talking 10 MIN She has taken more
lessons In drawing and painting in a month than
ne has In his lifetime. yet he would NOT fall 10 at
tempt answer TO any question she might ask
him.
Papa" she inquired the other evening, after
dinner. and while ne was reading Quo Vads" as
II It were q Sunday-schoo book. what is the df-
ference between a sesscape ana 4 landscape?"
Excuse me. ! didn't understand you. my dear -
he responded coughing slightly and resting his
book on his knee.
Il asked you what was the difference between
a seascape and landscape, papa"
"Oh. yes" he said. Strengthening up In his chair
and assuming his well-known air OF knowing ten
times as much he telling. Il WAS thinking
about something In the book here l should say
that the difference between seascape and land
scape was that was painted In water cOors and
the other wasn't. BY the way" he went on CON
descend!ngly. how are you getting along In your
art studies now. my dear?'
Well enough. 1 suppose" she replied. but I'm
I'd learn lots from you that my teacher never
teaches and she. no doubt, would.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
FOURTEEN HORSES BURNED.

destructive FIRE occurred on the Maqueston
Farm. at West Haverstraw. yesterday morning
The farm is occupied by Thomas Kirkland. a dealer
in horses who owns many valuable animals. An
effort made TO save the valua bic horses which
in barn. but little could be done and four
teen horses persisted in the flames Mr.. Kirkland
feels worse over the loss OF his horses than any
thing else There some insurance the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

Antwerp Dec. il-Arrived. steamer wssternah' ''''"
Mills, New-York. ,-,..,. .car, Kar-
Iowa New-York land passed Dover lSth'' aIr''eN' wv
win (Br) Kerr New York, via 81 John g. y = m, Nc.
Havre Dec l3-Arrivsd. steamers oceans ur, Via
Donald New-York: Tropea O3r Sullivan "a'e''0"' W.
Norfolk .-... u,,,,, fcsr, Peter
Gibraltar Dec l3Arrived steamers ruiaa d nro,ceeded);
mann New-York for Naples and Genoa .aIo ps York
nsssad Psoonic (Ir) Mills Girgent etc FOR New H.
Trieste Dec 9-Arrlved. steamer Powha'an 'p'' no."
den New-York. via Venice ,..,. ,.,.n rou,as-
Palermo Dec 3-Sailed. steamer styria VAu'"' ~
snes Dec is-Arrived steamer Indrani (bp' Ir0''
Calcutta for New-York or Boston O.. ~,.,.n rBr.
Aden no date-Arrived steamer 81 S"@A WV
usyne, Yokohama etc. for New York ,,,,. cav,
81 Michaes Dec l3-Arrived, steamers sa'snSI. "A
=. Nswyork for Marse.ies: Cav (Br) Prttcnau'
New-York for Yokohama doth for coaD ,,,., I.ss
s,n9anore no date-Arrived. steamers Normcn .,,ns
fNor, Hansen New York for Yokohama; queen Ch''''
fPr1 Reakes New York for Shanghai ,,.., rp,,
Rio Janeiro Dec u-Arrtved. steamers hetse Nsv-
Ryrne New-York: sailed. Lassel ,Br). Trenamah w"
York ...- u.u,c,. fy,r, Nert-
sen from Rio Jsnero for Nsw-York x.. ma aeieh
Barbados, Dec e-Sailed steamer auos' W"
NeW-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
,,.L CANA sailing along on the lookout ior CAST

sr,ck csme sailing along on the lookout for cast
away ,.,, ,Aa hoat and in a
,bor, inc vas hauled board moro ueaSI 10
sTye liz pointed weakly at hs hissins coinpaT,
a. eaiiors on the smack killed the fatuesIt S %
inS ;ound that IL had TANNED Us tau thIo,us" -
small knot-hole in the plank Inc ,l ii' wetSr had
c.v..d then 10 swell and he was unable 10 iv.V
his tall rom tho hoe To r hs ,s Th. fac, that
- ro,s, Islands contain many ratters I a.
80 ,Lc nrnsance % the snake on the pIahA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

IF you're particular and want the
best, YOU want our $50 beaver over
coat-blue. or black.
1t has a quiet elegance, the rich
ness of satin, with the hrmness OF
weave that assures long wear. AT
the best tailor's it would cost SIS to
500 and at none but the best could
YOU find a cloth like it.
Is $50 too much' Well here are
black and blue beavers at $lo, at
S3o-proving the breadth OF our
business, and how little mere price
and name mean.
If you're after warmth only, buy a
SO cent paper vest.
One way to give you the best
gloves is to give you all the good
sorts. 81 and more.
Shoes with enamel top, cork solc'
leather lined - damp proof from
every direction, 81.
Everything that boys like, or
mothers like their boys to wear
any age OF boy.
ROGERS, PEET & 60.
Prince Broadway
ar Broadway.
'rhtr,y-s.cond and Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
HOME NEWS.
ppo>,rvrvT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS At TIE HVI r'I'''
FIFTH AvENCE- Macgrane Coke En,,eu
states Minister To Guatemala. hof NJ %. "a "a
tbony \ BRADY OF AlbIay. and Samuel A. bea'on
iey ~ I-tica. HOILAND-Coloncl A. a, fope, 81
Roston. iMPERIAIe-C. T. kurtz, or co'.rmon.
Ohio MURRAY HiLI-Edwin r. Uhl; eh, ,,o,n
o'i a., ~ cernanv NORMANDIE-ColonelL ucleh
+ Burpco. Of Waterbury, Conn WAbDOHF
Gerald Wyman OF Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
NORTH TARRYTOWN.

The Rev. DR.. Cole. OF Yonkers. supplied the pulpit
of the First Reformed Church on Sunday in the
absence Of the pastor. the Rev. DR.. John Knox
Allen
The corporation of st. Marks Episcopal Church
has decided to defend the suit brought by John A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
ARDSLEY.

The Ladies AID Society connected with the Ards
,ey Methodist Episcopal Church OF which the
Rev. J. H. Phillips Is pastor. Will hold sociabe
this evening in the parsonage
The Ardsley Dancing Club has reorganized for the
winter. and 4 series OF dances has been arranged
TO be held in the Ardsey Lyceum.
Court Livingston. L. Of A., OF Dobbs Ferry is
making prepara lions for a reception.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
ROBBERY OF A POSTOFFTCE.

The postoffice at Ganervillc. Rockland County.
was broken into by thieves Sunday night. The
safe was blown open with dynamite and $50 in
postage stamps and several registered letters
stolen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
SAMPLE BOTTLES
GIVEN AWAY

this month OF the Ne rus
Ultra Face Beauttner
that eradlcates all faclai
blemlshes. removes wrin-
kles. tan. freckles. black
heads and liver spots, pc
come beautiful by a simple
and inexpensive treatment
which defies detection. IL
the hair is gray. premature
iy gray. bleached or dyed.
the Royal Windsor French
Hair Restorer (which IL not
a dye) will restore II 20 It's
original color. Send for
free sealed circulars con-
tanning testimonials and
price list. NINE. CARO-
LINE, Face and Hair
Specialist. Parlors: 10 West
23d-st. nd 223 Sixth-ave..
New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns are recommended to the readers Q.
THE TRIBUNE rs Thoroughly re'aoie'
,,,,.,r... cam he done by mail with the ad.
xertt.ers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise TI7sunset s3t Moon rises 0:Sl Moons
HIGH WATER TODAY
Msaxdy Hook 1924 Gov Island 10 40 Hell Gate lcH2
Msandy Hook Gov Islard II 80 He'll Gate lbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

Walter OF New-York for 800 for services as arch,
tect of the parish house. me Coz ~ ca
eeOoUntonda thar the services were not performed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
Announcements
Henry A. Daniels. NJ. Il

Henry A. Daniels. NJ. d.
80 West pist St
the Nervous Systcm Of all descriptions
Impotence Sterity. and liki ailments Hours to to g.
r A W Topeka" r. d w.
A round end. high handed collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty-second and Proadway'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

Shoes with enamel top, cork soIc'
leather lined - damp proof from
every direction, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14

One way to give you the oeS
gloves is to give you all the goo(
sorts. 81 and more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-14
OUTGOING STEA NERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT or NETWORK MONDAY. DEC. is. 1897
ARRIVED.
The Lamar register., 1897-04-03
wa.hlnE out ryphela Fever.

An eminent French physician says
that typhoid fever can be washed out
of the system by water. He gives his
patients what would amount to eight
or ten ounces an hour of sterilized wa
ter. In cases Of cholera, where the sys-
TEN secretes large amount of fluid.
enormous quantities OF hot water are
of great benefit.