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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
C4NiDA WANTS TO RE APPRoi' mr..

A. INTERVIEW WITH Mr. FIELDING. TIE h'
MIN1ox MINISTER or r1>ANrr
London. oct W : Fielding. Minister ~
Finance ~ the Dominion o. canada. has arrived
her, 70 nego,iate 4 loan @: zoo 90 ~ hish inter
os, 70 take NJ outstanding Obligations ~ 'aha''
and 20 assist I'm the railroad and canal rcV'io
,,c,,,s ~ tho Dominion. IN IN interview Mr. Field
ing said
THE Canadian Government Is well a7"r" mar
number of influential men In both raTii's ~ 'H'
Tinted states are dissatisfied "iih the pt'~cn'
s,ata o. trade between the United states ana 'Hh-
ada and II Is quite possible this VIII le'H 10 SOM
'rtion II Tho United states approaches me am
dian Government on the SUBJECT II VIII ' M a., ~
the right spirit. We strongly henene i"n. imneriai
,ntorests maj there should he friendly trade rea-
tons with our noiEhhors ,... 49,. ,.ro,os,i IN
answering question regarding me iropo.a' no
admit representatives Of Russia ana japan 20 me
T,apr,,g Sea Conference Mr.. Fielding remarked;
The PROPOSAL to bring in other na,lons ~ oi,i ,
ia tbo rraVost objections. ana the toVefl,"'I IL
neope OF Canada will be 1nucn PEE a.. ~ ~
decision of Great Britain 10 Ni'nHf'" ''" ''.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
l.. T.. STINTON t BANKRUPT.

London oct. Z {. Stanton. former manager
a. the Metropolitan opera House. New-Nork ha'
been declared bankrupt. with llahilu's "Wo""'
ing 10 f>j2 and 10 assets.
Mr. Stanton Was well known IN ms Guy ny ~
few wears ago lie WIS The director % inc
1t.tronoIitau Opcra House through the seasons Of
German o7cra which were conducted under the
auspices OF the metropolitan Opera 'ior,' Coml1nyf
ITSELF The German opera ended IN ~" +p'iiIS -
1851 For the ncNf year arrangement va Hi"'
with Abbey. Srhocfcl & Gran 10 iurNsh lta,al'
and French opera, and through that season NJ.
stanton remained as ia" director for inc opet'
house company. The house WAS burned luSt p'lol, :,
IN" intended beginning or the next season.. anh
Whom il was rthllilt = lease Of II given 20 NJ
hcy Schoonol Il GraU. an arrangement "hcn 1lt
no place for NJ. stanton He thcn hec1nir me
secretary Of the National Conservatory OF MUSIC
h,,, retained that post for only short tmc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
IMPROVEMENT ~ NEW-ORLEANS.
\ FALLING OFF IN THE NUMBER OF NEW
YELLOW FEVER CASES.

Ncw-Orlcans. oct. The fever situation was
considerably improved to-day. There have been
only two deaths reported up 10 noon, orc OK
which WIS mentioned La. night In these as
patches There were thIry-ona new cases. ic''''u"y
by noon there lad been nineteen cases ana hNe
daaths and the disparity between the records OF
tho TWO days Is apparent ~ matter q faei. the
situation here Is worse t!itn Il has "eeh ior
some time and excitement has alb osuteiy dled ont.
Now that he disease has shown no symptom OF an
epidemic form, business men are arranging TO
bring their families back to IN" ei'Y.
cases continue to appear on Jackson-aN" ono OF
the fine bouIcyards OF the city and II f. TACT that
while ,arroilton Is the cleanest ana Des-krpt por,
ton Of NcW-orle"ns NOR" cases nay" u''tlop'd
there than ia any other quarter.
The Chateau lqu'fn Tue steamer n'arIiiS me
Sic!an Immigrants arrived at fia1ngmlnc iarIsh.
and they were landed after proper EXAMINATION
and disnfcction at the quarantine station. mere
j. one case 81 yellow fever reported AT clinton.
Miss Will. no new .as.s have occurred M N!t;a
lOilma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
SENDING THEN BACK TO lFRi'i I.

FIVE HUNDRED NEGRO CANAL LAnoFtRS IN
BARK At coLox FOR SIERRA LEoNF
coon Colombia Oct. All Colon il N lever
- oxci,e,,e,. to-day on account Of tho 'mharka o.
lion ~ five hundred Africans bound for sierra
Leone. on hoard the British steamer 'loN'ooH. "'N
hundred Of these natives q Africa arrived h"
under contract A year ago. ragged md NAKED ana
condition The remainder q tho party ha'" eiih'r
run awav or moro lkely have d,rd =, a'i Ths
rlaces along tho canal route Or h''i-b'fl. III
can.ain Of The Holyrool - taking Pre- autlons 70
prevent an outbreak Of the Africans while on me
Jvav across the Atlantic. and he has made thenl
Give m tho rcvoVers knives. cuilasses ana raz"rS
WIN which they were armed. ,-,.
NJ being delighted TO get rid % tho African labor
crs They say the latter have proved 'h'Ws"N'-
expensive and Indifferent workers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
"SHINER" SIMPSON INDICATED.
MAYOR STRONG SAYS lie WAS REMOVED FOR DO
INC WHAT EVERY OTTER DEPARTMENT
HEAD Has TO


John Simpson. otherwise known as Johnny or
"Shinor" Simpson. wlo formerly SuperIn.end-
cnt o. Streets and Roads IN the l. oartment OF
Public Works but WAC was asked to resign several
months ago has been Nind!cated by Mayor Strong.
I. could never be learned certainly why Nh Simpson
was removed. but the impression WAS general that
IL was Tor some ai,sed irregularities In his otlice.
Nobody cJu'd say what they were. ara General COL
lis when asked TIC reason FOR the r, nova, would
reply Wei. I'd rather not talk aOout that. lea>-
Ing tho Impression that the rumors were about
right. Mr. simpson. who has lOng been Eepuo-
lean leader the East Side, gct tired o. the stigma
upon him recently aud demanded al investigation
from MAYOR strong. As a result on "Wednesday
evening the Mayor had Deputy Commissioner Wllds.
Mr.. simpson ana >tcnos. apher IL HI" back Office
for hour
The Mayor said yesterday that Mr.. simpson had
beon removed on the charge that ne had failed
TO verify his ply-rol.s personally. ana Instead had
taken the word Of suborcinates that the rolls were
all right; M. Simpson lid just as every other De
par; mont head has To do said the Mayor 1t
would ne Impossible FOR mo 10 verify personally
the payrolls that sign her" every month: have
irns; my secretaries. consider that there was
not the slightest ,sr3uni for any criticism OF Nr
:imp~ personally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
COMMERCIAL CONDITI


A REPORT TO THE STATE DEPARTMENT fh"N
coNsU1.-GENERAL BOWEN
Washington Oct, 7-Corsul-Genoral Bowen. ~
pa,c.lona has reported 10 the State Department on
IN. commercial conditions in spain u would dl'-
near from the figures he says. that spain : idu'
has not vet been seriously affected ny her ml'"IF
onerations in Cuba and the Philippine lsahN"'
There would he an apparent decrease, however, ''
The totals OF expectations If the amount "l S'P'
,,ios ~ all kinds sent out 10 tho Spanish troops
ia ia ascertained Until the Cuban war y
xrd.d all statistics Of SPANS trade. the Consul
eavs must be accepted somewhat misieadlhg
10 is informed by foreign commercial raVehei'
IVA, ,bere is considerably less demand for iorelsh
goods in Spain than year ago ana ina! tne ~
outlook Is bright Exports froin inc rola,,n3
snd slaves and in normal times amount 10 aooil
SSoo0,O0o but in the present year VIII amount 90
The Snaniards care little for American asriculi.
,raI implements and machinery Ahi sIlo1i, VIZ" a..
they consider too ne ana Wn ond 81 The consider
American bcy les the best IN the w3rd bua a" e.,
Gre more expensive than English, French ana &c re-,
man makes few are imported blcycHns, r -
nonuIar in Spain, as Spanish women 40 not iesa'"
wheeling az in keeping with propIeT: ,ro,octiye
The cS one4a,s ssys sdv hS 70 the United
S,.Hes as this country has no treaty with her ar-
cording lower rates. Another serious GueS 81 o,er
that asr OF f seyen Yeats ago pseta spane
.Ilyer or paper would buy 100 francs WSaln - -
FensS sood To sye4 7I pdTeT and copper ali
par With each Other are the only MONEYS c cns
ia local commercial Transactions, a n gnid 'nircua
tinn In Spain Exchange being so hign, tne " III nI
Of food and Of living are Of &C. sdyance the prices
w naonmodties Certain English. German ~
Tyenrh arms in the last two years nav Sri,
ished factories In Spain to mHe' Inc H."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
MUr. SEVBRICH SAILS FOR AMERICA.

Mime Marcella sembrich has taken her departure
from Europe. and is now on her way here. She
left Plymouth Yesterday on the Normann'a. With
her comes Signor Bevignani who win conduct the
orchestra at her concerts Her tour includes sew
eral Of III. primo pal cities 81 The United States,
bur whether she Will go AZ far as the Pacific Coast
has not Vet been determined on account OF the
short time which she Will be enabled to spend In
this country. Her first two concerts Will he In
the Metropolitan Opera House. on the nigh, Of
October 26 and the afternoon OF October 30. Nine.
Sembrich viii also sing at the opening concert at
the Hotel Astoria. Among the sooists who VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
EAPrIos AvNoUNcES ms TRirupH.

or.rHAL~i,EANGo RErAPTrHED 40 THE ri
nEiL.;oN oN irs LAST LEGS.
Gratc1aa.a. oct 7.-Thc Minister FOR Foreign A.
fairs las cablcd 10 the Guatema.an Consul-Gen-
oral e. London announcing IN" complete triumph
OF the Government troops over the revolutionary
forces IN the west addipg that Quczaltenango has
been rccap:rrc. "rd taat tho rebellion viii scou
be crushed OIL
W,shjnc;cu GO Tic Guatcmalan Legation
has received I'D oNcill cable dispatch confirming
tho rerolts :hat tho government forces hal re-
capturcd III. ci'y II Quezalienango taken some
limo ago By the rcbols. and adding that the upr.s-
ing IS now practically ended band Of the rebels
fed toward San Hiarcos. but were being pursued
nv tho Government forces The Governmen', j; T.
said ., m" legation. has now reesta blishcd Itself
in gl ~ the ~ pnty-twO depa rtinens OF the
ira. ana peace is 'nred except IN tho small dis
I'll. 10 winch the renel band has taken Hight. u
. fei. av the authorities that Tho rebellion - over
ara tta- normal conditions ril ." fpecdi 70
stored D. ;ac countr..
Rarrios haR no, assumed dictatorship. reports
have said and that martial ia~ according - The
constjtution was prOclaIn, g. order 20 supp'csa
the fehelon. Now thai q 8. pracucai cadei IL
f. believed that martial Ia" VIII fiN" was ~ "a
early day 10 The usual proceduG'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
OBITT iRI.



Leho.t star Who died .; his homo. - 80 Wet
Forty-e ehth-7t. yes'erl1'. Was or" - g." older
merchants ~ THIS cltr. ana was for some ''ar'
prominent IN the Vao.osaio dryGoois business
Iie was Born In MaIlohgr,. ". IN 1873. ana.
tho1ah lie came o. New-York in 1877. Ao wax
ihrougholt lis life Identified with ihe Interests n
BITS native town. ana contributed literally 70 'h"
endowment - Middlehury Coce". ~ which BIS
father. Judge Peter STAR was ono - ~" original
trustees.
ia ls3; he began business with tie &c Le'' !
Stone tho firm bang known "a stone. stan
60 ana FOR thirty years u was one ~ ne leading
house, IN the dryC0o1s trade. In $50 Nj Starr
retired from aciiy. business %" nrin l'.iS fi'-
coeaed by Butler. Rroome'@ Clap
IN lSis M Starr married chariot" Aug lsfa Ai'n'
The daughter Of The late Moses Alien. VINO Wa q
prominent banker
or ia,e year, Mr. starr hal travelled Nli,iy. and
had occupied himself VII literature. - WHICH -
was always fond. ana with chhfnaa.. work. D."
WAS H4a..4' ~ 'lc many charities ~ iI- t'l ~
pcc.allv fnoeo a. tho TrCshvtcr1n Church To- which
ir belonged ~ W. an ardent Ropu. l-hn. q
member ~ tho Union Icagu" club. - tn historical
and Cic5craphlc8l societies. and - The NeN- tnfltn !
Society. lie leaves one --f-Ir. ". A1'u Starr. ~
this civ
The funeral VII pc acli a. %" house on sunday
afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
MILLIONS FOR TIE FRENCH NlIy.

Paris, Oct. T-Viee.AGmiral Bosnard. the Minister
Of Marine. explained 20 the Eltgot Committee 81
tho Chamber Ot Deputies to-day tie naval wor"s
10 bs undertaken ly the Gogoramcat rn1fr the
authorization Of Psrliemen.. which on Juv % ils.
adopted the Recommendation OF tho fludg"t Com
nnttee OF the ChSpber granting credit Of 100000
francs, to he included IL the accounts Of the
rent year. for beginning new wsrships cxpedng
the reeonstr ,ction Of the navy and establishing a
naval base at Bizerta. Afortihed seaport at Tun.s
And the most northern town of Africa These
works will include the construction OF a complete
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
ANOTHER UPROAR ~ THE RLIcHSRATH.

Vienna Oct. 7.-Thcre was another UpToai sous
sitting Of the Reichs.ath to-day caused by the de-
bate over the measures TO be taken :or the RELIEF
Of the sufferers frcm the recent foods Herr
Schramnel Social y mocrat Violently attacked the
Christian Socialists. Thee latter became violently
.ncensed and their shouts Of anger filled the
house Many uproar.oCs scores followed between
the followers Of Herr Schocrcror. who form a sec
lion OF the German Opposition and the Christian
Socialists. Aspers.ons were hurled broadcast aud
ursble 10 restore order. lcft tho building but he
ultimately returned. pleaded for occc.un and the
C..a:s WAS renewed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

naval arssnal with two drydocks AMI a nrcak-
water II is estimated that the entire COST VI, ~,
hewe.n 70 OOl 900 and 100000 francs icc- Annl."
Resnard Informed the committee mat INC Mh :,
az War General Billot, would sVcNH "''O''''
100000 francs at BiZerta. . )..r-i.,
ham, viii he buit across the mouth of the hal IDOL
which viii be protected by TWO batteries ana ne
h.alt. Will fortified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
rN.coNGEEssMAN DENIED AMMEENAN.

Scranton. Penn. Oc,. Lcmuc zimmerman. Of
this city. died suddenly from heart disease this az
icrnoon BlossburE. T.oet COUNTY. where hc was
I'm company with his business partner If many
year cx-Ilouicraut-Gotcrnor J.. \. WatrCs. Mr..
zimmerman Was born IN 1916. lIe Was law stu
dent with Ex-Governor PattisOn and ". +. Harriiy.
I'm the Office % the late LOWS &. Cassidy OF Phia-
delpha. formerly Attorney Gcreral Of Pcnnsyl-
Vania. ~" rcnrcscntcd this district IN the Lila
Congress, was Controller OF Scranton In lsS, and in
1858 was appointed BY GOvcrno. i'attson reporter
Of the Pcuu-y lVania supreme Court drci IONS. lie
was president Of the Iackdwanna Valley Traction
Company and the BiossburG Water Company, Vice
president OF the Spring Brook water supply Com
pany. OF the largest water supply comhna-
lions I'm the State: the Scranton and Pltston Trac
lion Company. the Brookslde Coal COMPANY and
the Mansfield Water Company. He had been mar
RED three times. and wido" ana two children
gur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

Washington. oct. AT Pi,oXi. for to twenty
four hours ending AT o'clock tonight. there wcr"
ton now eases o; yellow foyer ard orc a. ath.
Three cases ~ yellow fey,r were officially re-
nor,ed At IIendersor's Po:n'. M!.s. ahta, twenty
ave miles vost Of Ocean Springs
AT Edwards Miss. there were 90. NJ" cases ~
fever. no deaths.
Mr. Daanoy =: the State Eoard OF Health. pro-
nounces the disease at Clinton Miss. 70 he yellow
fever Of a mild type. There have been ten cases
and one death up TO this time
At Mobile to-day there wcr> toar new casea; no
isaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
SHIT OFT or AMERICAS Dihh ~.

CONTINUED rFcIINr or BRITISH EFFORTS pie
70 THE pINGLEY TARIFF
t,r6or o.. . Tho morning papers comment
,,-, tho continued decline in British exports. tho
It,ar1 ~ Trade returns for Sepiema"r mo" 80
uor cent decline. as compared with -" corr',i''
inc r,ontb Of last year II Is admitted that tins j.
mainly due 10 the lDnEleE tar''-
"Whatever It's ultimate effect q Is Gear ma ne
immediate result Of protection ~ Amcrlca u -
close the American markets very iareeY u. ~ i,',
eyncrte We r1av as well make mp our minus !"
this fact and sock an opening ''' ''
b.vr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
NEV CABINET FORnED ~ tht VI A.

.-,,- .,,>.,erpv PROGRAMMED AFTER THE DEC
LARAToH OF PEACE
Washins,on oct The state Department. ia.
hec, Informed that the Cabinet of the Republic OF
Uruguay. ~ rcoreani1cd after the dcc"ld'loh %
peace is as follows:
Minister 81 Government EDUARDO MA IA III.
Monster ~ Public Works pr. JAfOEp \ NN'l-hN-
- w., Finance d. JAN CAMrlSTEGiN-
Minister If Navy and Wa -Liou'enan' General i I'
EDUARDO PEREZ
,,.ri..., n FOREIGN Relations ~ FErrElRA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
this morning One hundred dollars III o"s" ~
iewelrv valued at 500 were missing
SWISS GOVERNMENT BUYS RAILROADS.

10 crvr TWO HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS FOR
FIVE Of THE PRINCIPAL LINES
OF THE COUNTRY.
Bc.nc Switzerland. Oct The National council
ny OF IS 10 % has adopted n Dill pro'ia's o
49,, ,,r.hoso ~ 40 0va nrincipal railroads Of Swift
ze-and. az A cost approaching milhari Oh lIalIes
Il 900 l1 france or $2c0 cO00)O, for when purpose
loan IS projected.
In Jaauary. 1896 according TO Official returns
there were 1904 miles os railroad open fof trainc III
Switzerland. The cost OF construction OF the iiheS'
rolling stock c;c I'D TO the end of 1891. was Los
-; ,cS francs The receipts IN 1899 amounted 10
lo l,23Sfrancs and the expenses to 90 l'wS ram
I'm 1895 the roads carried i0$95o' tons or soons anu
,:O9!S passenger the receipts from boih amount
ing 10 500? 55i francs. . -.
SV.tzcrjand has a complete system o. teioSraphs
which excepting tho wircs for railroad service ~
whoiiv under control OF tho state.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
PARE RoiRD'S TRfBr7E To VIZ STILES.

~ the meeting OF tho Flrk Board Yesterday
afternoon resolutions ~ sympathy Tor tho rcla-
,Iyss Of the late Commissioner sues and = tribute
to his ability and character were adopted.
President SIC Nan was in the chair. aad Com
mssioncrs Ely and Kruger were present II was
decided thar sergeant. roundsmsn and five
pm rolmen of tho Park police should he detailed to
attend the funeral. and that the offices OF the De
partment he closed at noon on the day OF the
funeral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
To PEPRESENT THE S. 4. II. iTrTNfTNNiTI

stephen ". wright. General Thomas Wilson
Ralph t. Prime. Louis II. Cornish Tru,nan q.
avery and Charles \. Iioyt nave been appointed to
represent the New-York Society Of the Sons OF the
American Revolution AZ the convention called }
meet In Cincinnati on next Tuesday. tn consider
the proposed plan OF uniting the Sons Of tn" Amer
lean Revolution and Sons Of tho Revolution In one
body 10 he known rs the National Society Of the
War for American Indcpendcnce,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
HISTORY IN PICTURES

Children will study Rpahs great History OF the World by the
hour with eager delight made charming to them by nearly
four thousand illustrations These include chronological and genealog
ca charts plates and race charts IN fo0 Wtn make learning
Measure and there an almost endless collection OF engrvngS and
cnrO1ctions paintings by the great masters OF European and Amer
can ART It the greatest gallery Of historical pictures ever collected
binding delivered at agreeing
thirty days after joining for the cloth
durable ana atactNeS
month: o. u! morocco )! % a moAth
Member
Specimen pages and full particulars mailed free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
GENERAL. WILLIAM THOMPSON.

Tacoma. wash. OCT. 1-Gcnerd. William ThOmp
SON. retired. Is dead. aged cish;y-four years. lie
served throughout the Civ.i War refining Il, his
own request vita tho rank OF captain in the 1th
Cavalry. BY act of the last Congress. he was
brevcitcl brisidlcg- general In the Regular Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
THF WIND.UP OF 1897 NUMBERS

In cvces as in everything else there something grade peter
than the ordinary best something which was INDICATED p me
Word slperne before that mabscd word was done to death
hV oVcrWOrk.
In hicvces that extra quality is the Humber - an 1850
Ask an enthusiastic oyost about his Wheel and ne Ml 'e you
that if is the best wheel made except such wheels as the 1pe
Of course ,,, -, III. ,x ,ooe r,eonc
closno OFT MI 1897 wheels that left TO do this we make the
SID Humber ROadSterS So
Sl22 50 Lady Numbers So
Such opportunities come only once coz - s.. ,o,,.
81 for WonenS Wheels
Tally no tandemS are here for 500 . r.
All kinds Of BICYCLES are sold at branch bicycle stores Forty
second street and Fifth New York. and Bedford avenue ana
Fulton street, Brooklyn
- ,,,D~ >n The word wrappers stands for range OF
M M HN dress running from the cheapest to the most eX
HOUSE "NN ouisey made and trimmed garments. we nave
them in silks all the way So 80 to $780, nine styles IN solid ooS
trimmed with lace and ribbon In solid color teeS there are zen
stvcS running from s. $3.50 Then there handsome feGh
f3nnc> So-too lanneS cierdoWnS and lameletteS The
tannectc wrappers begin at 5oI. !. - .
Fleiown is delightful material for Wrappers light warm ana
handsome combination not IN one fabric trimmed
with satin ribbon with frogs IN front So TO Sou lhec are III
solid COlorS In fancy stripes, trimmed with RIBBON ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
LNIiN GREER MAISII

Washington. oct 7.--N.cc-C cnsul Sharp a. HiOco
japan has reported TO the State Department the
death OF John Greer Walsh. native OF Ncw-Y ork
city. at that place Mr.. Walsh was United States
Coasul az Nsga saki in $3.50. and a. the time Of rs
death manager Of the Kobe paper mill. ia
which ho partner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
Pry DOWy on A BRIDGE.

Ph.llIpsburr n. J.. Oct. speciaD.-wiuis..
t.annigan. Anv years old. OF this place. visitsc
Easton tonight and on his way home ettswRsssSe
about half way over a train approached, eno. M
coming bewildcred. he stepped 70 the opp0ssY
Instantly Killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08

rue AMMAN. OF course it is possible
'' concrr 10 make a mistake IN
"''' choosing any corset. Our
filters will save you from doing that with
the Lillian if you will let them. 1t comes
in all shapes, and will fit any figure.
In medium length, low bust, IN white
coutIl. $l.j0.
In long waist, short hips and low bust,
white or drab coutil. 50. so: black sateen,
81.
Made entirely on the bias. with gored
busts and hips, real whalebone, trimmed
top and bottom with lace. in white ooutil,
$3.50: black sateen. $3.50.
Low bust and low under-arm. corset
made expressly for stout figures, long over
the abdomen, with web, in white or drab
coutll, S375.
Satin and silk "LilIians from Se.75 to
$40.
second floor. broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-08
loyal 4FRIDIS ENCL Sun.

London Oct. S--Tbe correspondent o. The
Times" 81 Slrnia saws: "A general or1er will bo is
sued announcire that IN consideration Of the 10y
ai.v hitherto exhibited by the Ards in the Gov
crnnen, service they viii be excused from pariici
pating IN the punitive expediion .'r'' i2fir r'-
tellIoiis fellow tribesmen.