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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
1oC.1 RrSJvFSS COMPLICATIONS

An undertaking has been filed here on an at
tach.nent of 100000 against Mary h. barse ana
Frances B. lie Fevre. of Buffalo, In favor OF the
Central Trust Company growing out OF litigation IN
connection with the Allegheny and klnzua RaIroau
Company, against which company judgment was
recorded here on March for s5G5.lS In favor OF
the Central Trust Company Mrs. Barse and Mrs
lie Fevre gave an undertaking on November a.
iSo5 of 500 O0 on an appeal staying an execution
on a Judgment for s34i.1i5 against NILS W Barse
and Spencer 5 Bulls in favor OF James - iseirhe.
for tho bondhoders OF the Allegheny ana hinzua
Pailroad Company. The Judgment has since peen
srirned BY the Appellate Division OF the supreme
Court but IL has not been paid. and suit mas been
begun against the sUreties. Since the anlriah'5
NJ the Judgment. 1t alleged Mrs Barse ana
Mrs lie Fevre have left Buffalo , =,
Joseph Martin has been appointed receiver IN
supplementary proceedings for starr h AMBER
Who formerly kept drug store AT NO 400 Colunl-
bus.ave on the application Of F. Neumann 20.
Mr. starr has acted agent for MS VIE lot the
last fifteen years and was dispossessed ,ot non.
navment OF rent three months ago. his liabilities
amount 10 go 600 including several old judginehts
IN orde- Of Judge Van Wyck, OF brooklyn, Was
6Ied hero Yesterday appointing Ell :: Scnreier re-
ceiver In supplementary proceedings Tor stepnen
Whaler lalior dealer. at No. 5fi Cnion-st Sfooh-
Iyn on the application OF Theodore Aitscnuh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
MAJOR PONDS LECTURERS.

Major Pond announces the following persons
having baer engaged by him for the lyceum season
OF lss7-'9S
F. Marion Crawford one huldred lectures. SUB
jects: THE Early Italian Artists, Italian Home
Life in the Middle Ages" and THE liaiy OF
Horace" for colleges. etc. .
w D. Howels hfty lectures. Subject: Novel
writing and Sovel-read!ng: An lmpersonal tx
PLANTATION.
Hamilton W Mabie literary lectures.
Hall Caine, for a tour OF the United states ana
Canada. -,
Anthony Hope Hawkins (negotiations pending
Lee Fairchld. the ARENAS Ward or the racine
Coast
Miss Beatrice Herford. in her original mono
Iocues Miss Herford has made two years con-
tract with Major Pond She will give three public
entertainments In this city during the prese u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
DEMORALIZING THE POLICE.
MAYOR sTRONG's CHARACTERIZATION
OF THE BOARDS COURSE.
HIN LOT OF wORRY-wHAT MAY BE
noxr tn CIT pin or THEM

THE COMMISSIONERS. HE SAYS. HAVE CAUSED
HIN A LOT OF wORRY-wHAT MAY RE
DONE TO GET RID OF THEM
Mayor Strong yesterday had occasion to declare
that the quarreIling In the Police Board had wor-
ried him greatly. He was visited In his ONCE by
Arthur Won Briesen, I. H. Klein and c. C. Nadll,
a committee from the Confederated Good Govern
ment Clubs. who asked him to remove Police Com
missioners Grant and Parker from Office on the
charge OF encouraging characterization. They pre-
scented to him copy of the following resolution
which the Council OF Good Government Clubs
passed on Tuesday evening:
Resolved. That Mayor Strong be requested 10
take steps TO remove Police commissioners Parker
and Grant. for defending and encoursging insub-
ordination In the Chief against his superior o1cers.
the Board OF Police Commissioners
Mr.. Won Bresen made a speech declaring that
Commissioners Grant and Parker were undermln-
ing the Police Department imparing its efficiency
and destroying Its discipline I'VE think he said,
that Your Honor should try these Commissioners
and remove them If they are found guilty. 80,
ut is fact" interrupted the Mayor, that the
OF the Police Board is demoralzing tho po-
lice. They have caused me a good deal or Anxiety
and worry It is great pity that such shous De
get others to think as do. l might remove the
put them back again and would be worse off
than ever. shall! take the papers you have SUP,
see what can do
The Mayor later had a consultation with Cor.
poration Counsel Scott, but did not announce, any
decision II was reported about the city Hall late
in the afternoon that the Mayor might send 10
-d 6aek e reH5 s viii
be needed get Mr.. Parker out OF the Ponce
There also has been report that the Leslsa +
ure gh pass Po R RoarS ot Of Office mmed
ately and Commissioner Grant spoke in favor o., o,
such action the other day. declaring that ne 11
not believe the present Commissioners could ever
come together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
BURGLARS FIGHT OVER THEIR PLUNDER
THEY TURN UP IN BELLEVUE HOSPITAL TO
HAVE THEIR WOUNDS DRESSED AND
THEIR ARREST FOLLOWS.

THEY TURN UP IN BELLEVUE HOSPITAL TO
HAVE THEIR WOUNDS DRESSED AND
THEIR ARREST FOLLOWS.
John Flannery. of No. log Allen-st.. and Lewis
Ledger. OF No 4o7 West Forty seventh-st., who are
said to have committed many burglaries. were ar
raigned before Magistrate F1anmer in Yorkville
Police Court yesterday and held in $1,000 bail each
for trial Flannerys head swathed in BAN
daees and Ledgers right hand was in a sling The
two men. II appeared. had had a fight over the
spells of a burglary. Yesterday they entered the
apartments of Jane Connolly. at No. $40 East
Thirty -nnth-st.. with the aid OF false keys, and
stole clothing valued at $3.50 and SO In cash. The
went to a pawnshop Immediately after the
burglary and pledged the clothing for few dol
lars. After leaving the shop they quarrelled In the
street over the division Of the money. and finally
came 10 blows Flannery severely kicked in
the head by Ledger and the latter was slashed
with a razor which was part Of the stolen prop
erty. Two fingers of his right hand were almost
off When crowd began TO gather to see the
fight the ran in opposite directions \ little
later they surprised meet in Bellevue Hos
pta. where both had gone 10 get their wounds
dressed
When the police of the East Thrty-ffth-st. sta
ton were informed of the burglary. Detectives Nc
Mullen and O'Rourke sent out the case
They heard OF a fight between two rough looking
men and Bellevue Hospital 10 find out II
They found the men in the hospital and arrested
ham
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
yrn1c,t sOcJETYs AGENT REBUKED.

Oscor Krause druggist. who has snaH s'oIe
a. 40 s,s Seventh-ave.. was arraigneu 0! ASH
Tuo,a Of the County Medical Society, IN JeHeisoii
Market Police Court yesterday on the charse u
having prescribed physician without ha'i''o
qualified Luoie had sent cara ""us 90 .,a"
49, ,,,o Era,ise's place with a child. She pre-
.,.d ~ i've ~ the neighborhood, and tod the
6rurr,st that she and the child were III ana TOO
,oor 70 20 10 physician Krause put up ,n mr.
BOTTLES of medicine for the woman 1or SIND" 7"'''
For this he was arrested ,.. o..ar bear-
MaCistrate Cornell discharged hrapse III done
,rg the womans story: This ma. has DO dn,ng in
,bonsands of other druggists are u1l.s "a
this city every day exclaimed the he Nag Why
II don't see that he had violated th , im drug,
Tiei who win be able 20 make nght' i"a'
will quickly settle the question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
No RATE WAR EXPECTED.

The members of the Southwestern TRAFFIC Associa-
ton held another meeting at the Holland House
Yesterday without reaching any definite settlement
Of the differences existing within the association
The subcommittee OF the Rate Committee was IN
session almost all day, and listened 70 various
nropositions without adopting any, and then adj
iourned until 10 o'clock to-day Mr.. Day chair
man OF the association, said in speaking OF sme
there has long been feeling that we could ADOPT
an adjustment that would be more satsiac.Srs 70
tho sea hoard shippers and the roads in the as
sociation Some feel that they have been dlscritl-
mated against The difficulty in adjusting matters
nnr,es from sectional feeling and II cannot
reach settlement. least we shall adjourn peace
ably There will be no rate war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
Future OF THE GARDEN
ovsx.r PAY AND THE STOCKHOLM
Frs ARE DISSATISFIED.
s-,ps FOR IT'S DISPOSITION NAY BE TAKEN
eo .,rrr,Sc TO-DAY

,ps FOR rrs DISPOSITION NAY BE TAKEN
At THEIR MEETING TO-DAY.
s,,,e Of the stockholders OF the Madi-
Al inc c.rd.n Company this afternoon l; Is
son 81 80, some steps will be taken with regard
sxpe ,,.o.,,,on OF the property. 1t Is well known
70 VI. o,,s time the stockholders or the com
tna' w. h.s, extremely dissatisfied with the re-
p- .hav were receiving upon their Original III
'u'n. In fact. the Garden property mas not
w. nrcftable investment. Ihat so"'e ue,'",'o
-, oil, be adopted for the future use Oh 'he
p,r .nems assured. Yes there IL soiiS uouo'
prope'S e. the best thing TO do. Some OF the
.o.rhoders advocate making '"e ,,,
s'o' rrea. apartment-house. While stu others
INTO ~ irving By some means to make the
Aie =" r,eld n fair return as IL now STANDS.
-. r,an however Is deemed impracticaple
l"i' -, tho directors, so that II seems as II the
Os - IN danger Of losing one OF It's most USE
s,l places Of amusement 49,. ,or,
- ,b,s seems a pity. too especially as the Par .
GARDEN that Is most useful 10 the peopie VI
" a,.r namely. the arena itself has always oeen
moro than self-supporune . !.
One OF the directors OF the COMPANY 8"'N
tribune reporter yesterday .o,.
We something will have to be done ana oohe
rha directors and stockholders are not get
,,a never have got fair return on .h pc
VIE az .hav invested in the enterprise. Inc on ny
nart Of the Garden inat na5 p" ,ts nrofts could
h: has paid D ~ for t Pu' heavy he's
not begn to MIRO from the other portions Of the
badns loss has all been as 0n abs hall
ave ena % ~, 70 nay any interest on its proportion
n t6 Investment 1t mas been desd nIe mot
never wa .ons mart of the investment. has always
so aisaS1l.o s The company has not received cent
OF rem naImar,s failure the company mas peen
70 M 70 run the theatre itself it has been narey
eelfsupporng The roof garden 700; uiI ne nV stnck
ii "I are getting sick Of their bargain. ,d
Frank W Sanger manager OF Inc Would he
~. he exnected some important cnahses wouid =.
nj oda a, The meeting be held this afterno9i 5ut
he could not forecast them The direetors ner
aT,e-noor and decided upon plan TO recoile nm.
20 the stockholders at their meeting to-uas n.' ~
was Impossible TO learn what their ueNi90" wa"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
r,cgT Runaway BOYS PICKED UP.

Eight runaway boys. seven OF whom had oeen ar
-, - CIV Hall Park after o'clock yesterday
..rt,g while begging from belaied pedestrians
..s,s ,rrslxned by Agents King and Murray in the
centre Street Police Court yesterday morning On
Ne"'e :, ,.Yrancy The eighth boy had been
80 ,r the basement Of a newspaper office. where
n,s chewing paper 10 appease his hunger Al!
~. Rvs were under fifteen years. but the Gerry
gents told Magistrate Crane that severa, OF mem mem
- arrested before for vagrancy SOME or the
hau !" fhs agents said had comfortable homes. but
nysferred 10 run around picking up precarous hve-
m,,ted that they had run away from home. The
u I..eu ~ Who was colored sent 10 the Cath
% tpyo,sctory The rest were remanded 10 the care
~ ,hs Gerry Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
BLOONINGDALE CHURCH ENTERTAINuENT

silver coin" entertainment, will be gwen o"
Tuesday evening in the Bloomirgdaie ChureH
Boulevard and West S.xty-eighth-st, under the az
spices OF Mrs J. c. Stratton. There Will be a ST.
yer Offering at the door. Joseph Franklin Kitchen
will play Meyerbeer's Coronation March ana
Dudley Bucks IA Evening" on the organ: there
will be solos by Miss Louise Fay. Miss Althea
sanford Rudd Nine. c. de R.gaud and George
siansfcld: rectetions by Miss Ida X Kinds ana
,sc,inn from TIE storm" Flying Gladiator,
"AriaGne" 'Pafernal Love" Dying Gladiator.
"Narcissus" Dancing Girls, "Dlscooolus;
.NsrhIc Fam" and "Niobe." Mrs. Madison {.
Peters Will be accompanies.
A most agreeable evening is promised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
srrryTH REGIMENT REVIEW.

The It'll Regiment will parade IN iuli UNIFORM on
March is for review by Brisadier-Genernl Louis
Fi,zgerah Marksnen's badges won in the season
Of 1856 will be presented. The detail for guard
will be as follows: officer Of the day. Captain
James D. Dewson: officers Of the guard Lieu
tenants Walter S. Wilson and Charles w Nichols.
two sergeants. four corpord.s ana Hlty PFiNates'
Assembly w! be at p. m - 49,, vs.,
Colonel Appleton notes in Order No 43 that First
Sergeant John r Cummings, Company a, has
passed the Board OF Examination. ana that Cor
poral Charles ". Whitney. company l. mas oeen
appointed battalion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
JupERsoyATED sUpT. JAMES p. PIERCE.

Policeman Mccormack Of the Old Slip Station.
srraigned IN Centre Street Police Court yesterday
Thomas Wilson, address refused. whom ne had ar
rested on Thursday afternoon a charge OF in
,ox,cation Wilson had stopped a woman in Wall-st
and was informing her that he Superintendent
lanes r Pierce. OF tie State Insurance Depart
men when Mr. Pierce himself passing. Mr.
p,erra denounced Wilson as an impostor and the
iatter grew boisterous and created scene. which
resuItc3 IN his arrest Mr.. Pierce refused 10 press
anv charge against Wilson and he locked up for
ne night for ntoxicati0n. Wlson was extremely
neniient in court yesterday. He could not explain
gwhv ha had impersonated Mr.. Pierce. but offered
an AFFECT apology. The Magistrate DISCHARGED him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
rp.rrI THERE GREATLY INCREASED.

recent report the officers of the elevated ran,
road company shows tina; since the establishments Oh
~. new large retail stores near the Eighteenth
,a,,on Of the Slxth-ave line the trafc at that poi
has increased materially. The increase i" 'iie
oon,s at the Eighteenth-st station for four months
-, God t25 a day which shows Increase OF
-oo ,,ssengers day at that point There has also
been handsome increase at the Iwenty-.n'a a 40
500 ,Iline OF The changed condition Il eApaih.i
nv the fact the most attractive stores ana ,,e
III No Twenty-thirdst. stations ana that he lower
anu 20 -, he avenue has lost us attractiveness'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

THE COMPANY's BONDS TO BE EAIENp'D'
Vermilye & Co. and Kuhn. Loeb co. nave
closed contract with the 81 LOUIS iron NOUN
tain and Southern Railway Company for the exter-
sion OF the ard second mortgage bonds OF tf,dS
company maturing on May next inc sf:Vp"O
frst-mortgaRe bonds will be extended at ii2 per
cent and the Sc $4,000 second-mortgage bonds al
per cent. The bonds are 10 run for hfty year
principal and interest 10 be payable IN COLO, Win
The option Of the company TO retire either or DOM
issues upon six month"; notice at 100 and interest.
The old Cairo Arkansas and Texas hrst-mortgage
bonds maturing June |. 81 $4,000 In amount VIII
be paid OFF in cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
FUNERAL OF LEOPOLD HESS.

The funeral OF Leopold Hess. the real estate
dealer who d!ed suddenly from heart disease on
Wednesday was held at his home, No. y East
onehundred- a nd -nlneteenth yesterday morn
Ing A large number OF friends, relatives ana
business associates present. There were no
Ieig.ous services. a simple address or eulo2y ana
sympathy being made by Frederick Mangasarlan'
OF the Society FOR Ethical Culture. OF when MI.
itess was a member. Afterward the body was re-
moved to Salem Fields Cemetery for burial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
NEW VOLUMES FOR THE BIG LIBRARY

The New-Yori. Public Library in January re-
ceived 1857 volumes and PIP pamphlets by pur-
chase and AZ volumes and 1850 pamphlets by gift
In the Aston Library there were Sosi readers IN
III, month who consulted 1859 volumes: in the
Lenox INA who consulted 1858 volumes. This Is
exclusive Of those using the open refererce shelves
The purchases included l. 1886 volumes OF periodicals
The principal gifts $50 pamphlets from Joseph
II Choate Is volumes and pamphlets from Colunl
bia University and 1900 numbers OF periodicals
from DR. Edward Curtis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
the COURSE or PRICES FOR CARPETS.
'" & J. Sloane have issued the following letter to

W G D. osodAe have Issued the following letter 10
che carpet trade:
we cannot 700 soon call your attention to the
WOOL psooaoii,y OF heavy duty being placed on
,n Iii. =. an cary cay. The imperative need II this
Runfy L doubtless forced the incoming Admins
b., On oy the condition Of the National revenue.
1 opportunity ID seized by the woolgrowers to
ysManc FAR higher duty than has ever been PAID
6scidsa at present 10 tell what rates VIII be
- ea upon oy the Ways and Means Committee as
sSo,,. Ssuteo 70 the interests OF the country but
Srrsta Ieems certain to predict that the cost OF
sssSSS N me near future will be very largely In
RricAs Of caspetinss have Of late been, In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
TO REFUND BONDS OF OTHER ROADS

Tho new 3ls per cent Lake Shore bonds, TOT "hic'
the existing per cent bonds are to be exchahged'
are already quoted. nomnally, at IL" 10 l'0r2 per
-. A. ~, ara N no ISSUED 10 holders OF the
present bonds at l02I9. they already practically
command a premium The applications 70 conver'
cate Organized by Speyer & co. 20 conduct the
operation. Taking example from the Lake shore
deal several schemes have been made up Tor re-
funding the bonds OF railroads which are nearing
rratrrty and a good deal OF financial work OF thIs
order viii doubtless be accomplished this year. 1t
is not generally known that In the case or the Lake
Shore the Initiative taken by the bankers
THE progra rme was mapped out hy them ana SUD-
nItted 20 The company They explain some matters
In connection with the transaction which have &C.
aciN mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
BIRTHDAY GIFT FOR A COURT CLERK.

lne clerks Of General Sessions yesterday presented
hAhdsome diamond ring Edward Hall, the vet
eran clerk of Par, J. who has been attached to the
Court OF General Sessions for twenty-nlne years.
Inc ring was birthday anniversary gift. The
Riesehtaucn was made by Edward Cowing, OF
suose loving, Speeches were made by ex-Commls-
Ssoner OF Feoile Works Michael DAILY. who is a clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
OFFICERS or THE sOUTHERy SOCIETY.

AT the annual meeting Of the New-York Southern
Society held the Fifth Avenue Hotel Thursday
evening. the following ticket unanimously elect
ed; President Hugh s Thompson; vice-president
DR.. William ". Polk; secretary. Percy 5. Maiiett;
treasurer CASTOR Hardy: members OF the Executive
Committee. class Of lS99-Augustus Van Wyck.
Howard r. Bayne. Dr. r. c. VI. Page and Marion
j. Nerdery; to hll vacancy in class Of 1884, Edward
owen; chap ain. the Rev. Or. John ". Brown. The
reports OF the officers showed the society be in
prosperous condition, and tina, the membership roll
had been increased about forty In the last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
RATES on IRON AND STEEL ARTICLES.

The Board OF Managers of the Joint Traffic AS
ISOLATION has fixed the almost all articles OF
iron and steel or the basis OF p cents per lN
pounds Chicago New-York 10 take erect Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
IN FAVOR OF THE TREATY.
A MAss-MEETING TO BE HELD IN COOPER
UNION NEXT THURSDAY EVENING.

MASS-MEETING TO BE HELD IN COOPER
UNION NEXT THURSDAY EVENING
About two hundred representative citizens have
signed the call for a mass-meeting next Thursday
evening TO formulate expression OF public opin-
ION IN favor Of the ratification of the arbitration
treaty
Mayor Strong will preside. and the meeting will
be addressed by Bishop Potter Sampel Gompers,
president Of the American Federation Of Labor:
Rabbi Gottheil, President Low. Frederic r. Cou-
dert, Henry E. Rowland and others
That the meeting is In a class. sectarian
or partisan one is shown by the representative
character of the speakers and the seners of the
call The call Is signed by clergymen OF ali de-
nominations. professional men. bankers officers Of
labor organizations merchants and politicians Of
all parties. Below is copy OF the cell. with some
of the signers:
proposed between the United States and Great
Britain and now pending before the Senate OF the
United States. Is just and prudent In both It's pro-
citizens or New-fork TO a mass-neeting, TO be
held In Cooper Union Thursday evening March H.
at O'Clock, 10 take such action may be deemed
best In favor Of the ratification of the treaty.
William L. strong Thomas L. James Julien + Davies.
w. NJ. X. Olcott. Felix Adler Ogden Mills.
Henry {. Potter Charles Butler X. +. Cutting
r. G. Andrews. Seth Low w B. Hornblower.
r. s. Macarthur Robert Able. X. G.. Marquand.
John Hail. William E. Dodge Alex F. orr
@. Gotthel. s. Farchid r. :. Smith.
VIM. j. Harsha. y p. Townsend ". II. Peckham.
Geo. Tomhleson Henry White John n Crinmns.
j. r. Reynolds Robert Graham, Ernest Hall,
Chas. r. Miller. ". II. Merrill J. De W. Warner.
Alfred r. Mason, e ". Dayton Ashhe =. Fitch.
G. r. Waring jr. w T Jerome. o. Ottendorfer.
Henry r. Rowland. Thomas HilhouSe, And 100 others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
Upper Norwood, Queens Hotel,

S. Rae Blanche asar cd Opera. Pension lst cia,s
FdTIs Elect, baths, sunny rooms, excl eooi. Aoderss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
The Howard Hotel.

Norfolk Street. Embaakment London. ms newv
Hotel repc;e with modern comfort
looks EmbInkrnent and River Elegant ana spaeio.s
public Electric Liant throughout American s's
TEN elevators Fixed tarin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06

Near Crystal Palace. London Heathies situation IN
England Lovely gardens Boarding terms from % per
day Special trains for large partisA Convenient "sn
service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06

european advertisements.
EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS VIII nno
the me Tribune. % viess strsss = G
s,sv.nen pae. to ,esvs their ana sub
scrprOns for The rrsbus~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06

inc main, unremuieratve. even on a free wool basis
ana " VIII therefore be absolutely necessary for the
msnulac,urers 10 revise their prices materially as
soon as anything definite is known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06

An exquisite String Orchestra performs !" the
Palmery every evening during dinner time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06
Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.

Norfolk Hotel, Brighton, England.
Elite Family Hotel overIooss :e.-wall promenade ana
lawns: Fine public rooms Perfect sanitation Snaas'
Jules A Creehtor. Ngr.
Queens Hotel, soutn: s.: S,sW pson:
Isle of wight, Lovely cid gardens Tennis etc "a, AZ
toins Royal Yacht Club. Frequent boats 10 cowss Ryds
and Southampton ..Royul pier Hoter under same
dlrecticn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06

Manager, Mons. c. OEIIt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-03-06

NE ENTIRE BUILDING IS A6RtfABlf htAiED
DURING TnE WINTER.