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New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
TFLEGRAPHTC NOTES.

Columbus Ohio Nov. 26.-The National conven-
ton OF Phi Delta Theta has decided 10 hold rs next
meeting in Louisville I'm 1905
Quincy H. Nov. 26-Fire to-day DESTROYED the
wholesale bakery and confectionery establishment
Of Clark & Morgan. IN Main-st r. {. Gunthers
hardware store was badly damaged Loss. 5000;
insurance 5000.
San Francisco Nov. 2s-Thc United States gun
boat Wheeling has arrived here from Mare Island
after undergoing general ovcrhauiing The Hal
cruiser .],tna will leave to-day for Marc ISL
and. where she will he put in the drydock. II Is
expected that the monitor Comanche will be taken
Honolulu az early date in tow OF the lroquois
Montrose. Penn. Nov 26-Cornolius W. Shew
who charged with completely in the murder Of
Andrew J. Pepper. of Push, small village near
here. convicted OF murder in the frst degree
to-day. Shew and John j Epan murdered Pepper
IN October. 1891 reward OF 81 900 offered for
alleged mistress OF Egan. confessed that Eean and
Shew committed the crime Egan was convicted
week ago of murder IN the FIRST degree. Susan
Graham. VINO is an alleged conspirator will be
placed on TRIAL for murder AT the January torn OF
he
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
NEXN-ROCHEILE.

Mise Annie g. Riggs a well-known young woman
r. This Village died AT her home in Main-st. yes
terdav from the effects Of typhoid fever MISS
Riggs was the daughter of Homer and Mary r.
Riggs Her brother Clarence Riggs, Is a volunteer
IN the u United States Engineers. now IN Porto
Rico The funeral VIII he conducted on 1nesdaY
afternoon AT O'Clock a, the home by the Rev C.
Nintsr Bolton. Of Pelham.
Bishop Potter will visit ST Johns Episcopal
Church OYnmoU at o'clock this afternoon ana
administer the rite OF confirmation
Tho new officers Of the Woman's Christian TEN
rarance Union are. Miss Eliza Moulton president
Mrs " II Neeker Mrs. John New. Mrs Patrick
Follen and Mrs George L Lambden vice-presi-
dents: Mr.. j. y Nrceand, recording secretary |;
Mrs = ". Finch. corresponding secretary, ana
Mrs G. " Miller treasurer
Tho New Rochelle Educational Association mas
secured G. Hanford Henderson. professor OF manual
training at Pratt Institute, BROOKLYN 70 deliver
lecture I'm Trinity House on Tuesday night. This
VII the frs, OF the series Of university extension
l~ft
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
THE NIAGARA GORGE.



The age Of Niagara Fails. indicated b. the
erosion the mouth Of the gorge. was the subject
Of a paper by Professor g. Frederick Wright read
~ the recen, Boston meeting OF the American As
SociatiOn The late Or. James Hall early noted the
significant fact that the outlet OF the chasm be-
low Niagara Falls Is scarcely wider than else
where along its course" This is important evi-
6ence Of tho Of IT'S origin and II has been
used IN support % the short estimates which have
benn made concerning the length OF time separat-
ing us from the glacial period.
4 close examination made by Professor Wright
this summer greatly strengthens the force OF the
argument since he found that the disintegrat ting
forces tending 10 enlarge the outlet and give II a
V-shape are more rapid than has been supposed
As The result Of hts Investigations he concludes
thai A conservative estimate OF The rate or dis
integration for the seventy feet OF Niagara shacs
supporting the Niagara limestone would be one
inch A wear. with probable rate Of two inches
year But at the lowest estimate no more than
twelve thousand years would be required FOR the
enlargement Of the upper part ~ the mouth or the
gorge one thousand feet on each sioe. Which is
very largely IN excess of the actual amount OF on
largement.
Some OF the recent estimates. therefore. which
would make the gorge from thirty thousand 10
forty thousand years old regarded as exirava-
giant According 10 Professor Wright. the axe of
the gorge cannot be much more thru ten thousand
years. and is probably considerably less.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
MORE THAN ONE Bogus MORTGAGE.

.DDr7TONAI CHARGES AGAINST LAWYER APPLE
c,rr-TyyO OTHERS IMPLICATED WITH HIM.
Trenton. y. j.. Nov 26-lesumony ls p'"ns
Nd as TO the misdoings OF II. Leroy Apple
oa,e tbe LAWYER who was arrested carly in the
week charged with giving bogus mortgage Tor
50 600 and forging the signature OF county clerk
,unmere to a certificate that the mortgage mad
bccn duly recorded. 1t Is alleged that Applegates
neculations amount about $4,000, and consist
principally Of bogus mortgages. averaging about
G, or each Applegate is still in Jail and no effort
Is hoine made by his friends 20 bail him out
Albert Garneit and his wife Emma Garnet. were
both arrested to-day charge Of conspiracy
with Applegate 10 defraud people Applegate made
worthless checks 10 their order for small amounts
and they had them cashed by friends In business
bouees after banking hours. 1t is charged that
the Garnetts knew that these checks were worth
less and that they received commission from
Applegue for getting them cashed. The Garnetts
were locked up IN default Of $500 bail each.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
NETWORK CITY.

IN. Seventh street Methodist Episcopal Church.
near Thirdave will celebrate It's 1i2th anniversary
to-day
The usual half-hour noonday services for pusi-
ness men will he held in st. Paurs Chapel Broad
way and Vesey-st.. the Fridays In Advent De-
cember 2 O. is and ?D at 1905 p m. The ad-
dresses will he delivered by tho Rev Dr. e. e.
Tiffany Archdeacon OF New-York
The Young Mems Christian Association Twenty
third Street Branch has secured for a 'Persopal
Purity" lecture Dr. Lyman r. Sperry. Of Oherlin.
Ohio The meeting takes the place Of the regular
mems mass-mecting at 5.i5 o'clock this afternoon
Admission is by ticket.
The 1st Signal Corps. Captain Homer w. Hedge
will begin mounted drills at tho Central Park Rid
ing Academy on the evening ~ December l. The
corrs membership has been greatly reduced hy
enlistment in the volunteer service but recruiting
Is active and the commanding officer hopes to
have the command It's normal strength in q
short time.
Tho Police Commissioners Yesterday refused
licenses for holding three masquerade balls. 20 he
held on Saturday night. The Commissioners arc
donvng all appca tions for licenses for masqucradcs
which may extend into Sunday morning
4 meeting Of the Religious Work Committee will
be held at the Railroad Mems Building No. ISL
Madison-aye.. at 3I3 O'Clock to-day. Charles J."
Francisco tho newly appointed chairman viii
preside Plans will bc discussed for tho carrying
on of tho religious work among railroad mon.
Don @ shelton. who has recently resigned rs
secretary OF the East Side Branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Is widely known by
every association man IN this State His retirement
after nine wears from field of usefulness VIII be
soroly relt ny . large army Of christian workers.
The report IN Wall street paper yesterday that
the representatives. OF the Northern Pacific ana
oregon Railroad and Navigation companies would
hold another conference yesterday afternoon was
erroneous. No meeting WAS planned for yesterday
and none will he held. Il Ia understood, until the
latter part of next week
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

with nase i4, cabin and IA steerase passengers to se
International Navigation COMPANY. Arrived at 'ne na'
steamer Etrura B Fersueon Iysoo M Noyr%9ss ~, .,so ~
sna ss psssemserS to Vernon II Co Arrived at the
' steamer I,rm B Mose-tue Ionaon NovemSe1 ss t., -
GO Passed Fire saSs at M N";enar m 9oha % io
with mdse to sandereon 4 Son Arrived al 'he "'' AZ
- With mdss . cabin and 3ss stceraxe passengers
Hamburg American Line. Arrived at the bar az -'"'
Steamer Handel ,n renrics santos october % Bahia
noFsr" - Ras Tevons Arrived the Bar at 30
steamer Pretoria Br McKenzie 81 Nncen, N0Vempsa ao,sSa
and st Kits 10 st 81 Thoma, 20 with ma.e
and and at cabin ,s r passS"s%s' S ger 70 M 5;n ou''uss
steamer Premier Hopkins Puerto Plata Novemoer
,s ,r ballast To- Rennett Walsh & Co. Arrived at the
h?5 S,aamr a, r Erna e Goez November s car
denss 10 and Matanzas II with mdse to d Munson'
A. At ns mS ns nomnon ar Taplcy Norfolk and Newport
News mdse and passengers to the Ola DOMINION 10
steamer Navahoe o1r stsper Philadeiphla November
. in ballast ns to W''% Nov ae 7oS m-wnd northeast.
strong raining and moving ,hlsk on snors M s
the Storm
Steamers County On london Ardsndhu ,br Mon,.s, ,,s
etc seminole Charleston and De-, Tmon
Alps nr Port-au Prince. etc: Princess Anne N0rto'N
and Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
sou,hamnton Sailed steamer 81 Louis. Randie
<sw Ycrk 1snd passed Hurst Castle at ! % p M
Queenstown Sov 90 s4t r-Arriyed. steamer I'm
hris ,Br, Dut,on. New York for Liverpool "nd pro
Ceedeil. ma
Liverpool 40, 2e sailed steamer Campana 'br''
Walker. New-Nork ..,---.- ~,
Park from glasgow. New York.
Dindee 80, ~ Sailed. steamer Crtc 'Hrl. grimm
parow No, sailed Ebrur 'Hr. Brown
New York. 49,. -, ,-..-.x.>
New York.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
Gro. CLINT Co.
As.4s AD A7w WEST 23eST.
NEAR BROADWAY.
rAcroRx: ls4 ANo I56 WEST I9"sEReu
WILSON STILL on THE VERMONT
THE CASE OF THE SAILOR WHO SAYS IN
WAS "SlIAHGHAIEp" TO RE IN
NTSTTGATEr.


roh, Ui,so, tho sailor who says hc Was "shanG
haied" and taken on board thc ship Tam % ShAn''
hound Tor Yokohama Is still 1t tho Navy Nar' on
hoard ,ho rcceivins-ship Vermont. The boarding
ho,,se kaeper who signed him and arranged Tor MS
trim an Tho Tam o. Shantrr etill deres that infi"
Vas ANYTHING wrong a. far rs Tho signing Of Wi
con vas concerned ON" of til" boarding nous"
ruroors however saws that when Wi'son reached
tho house he wore tho uniform ot sAl'f oI III"
Navy and that he received o'hcr '''n'' ''l'''
he was shipped for tho long vo.aso Oh the Ealing
vessel
As soon ~ tho shipping Commissioner receives
word that Wilson was 4 regular sailor OH the
DOLPHIN and had been allowed fow days shore
leave ho will thoroughly investigate the fa''' Iedn
irs IN 10 the signing Of IN" man
A. Tho Office Of the Shipping commissioner 'dP-
tain Konnry the Deputy Commissioner, SAID yes
terday that u was almost impossible 10 prevent me
illegal signing Of sailors under the present l1W
Captsiu Kenrey has been IN the snpplns oninlis 1n
,errnr To those - no attempt sharp prac'ices on
sailors. YET he saws that many rss,o fraud ,s
nrartIsad The only remedy he suggests Il that
The Government establish boarding houses "Iierr
sailors can go WhSn ou' "' "o'N' anu "'''' '''''
As It is now. sailor goes to one ot thH sallorS l,,
ing or rs,her Is charged for clothing which he
rn%,er receives. The boarding house keeper thfn
,ba shin soes that II Is paid. Eight dollsrs for
a pair Of brogan shoes worth 81 = MAS formery me
All other articles were charged for IN proporuooi
and as 2 rule tho sailor would mako no comrIaln'
before the Shining , ~"
sioner. J NJ Dickey. 70 STOP this practice, and III
one or TWO cases he has succeeded but me 1 G,ru-
Guilty lies in the fact that the sailors themselves
viii not stand up and push the cases against
boarding house keeper. The case OF Witson. now
ever promises 10 10 ono which the 'ommiSsionSr
'ui no an onpor;unitv to Investigate ihoroughly
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
COLONEL THOMAS ?. ocHI1TREE RAcE.
y1F, HAS RrcovERrD Ir5 HEALTH. AHD - ~
COOP srrRITs ATTITUDE ~ TIE ToNTl-
NFNr TOWARD AMERICA.

NFNI TOW NiD AMf ~ y
Colonel Thomas = Ochltroe is registered ~ the
Windsor Hotel Colonel ochil'rcc arrived y"st'r-
dsv ON the -. Paul. after an absence OF ton
months in Europe. getting hack his health. The
Colonel Was carried out Of tho Windsor on 3
strotchor when he started for Europe Yesterday
he looked 50 well that tho people At IN" hoi'
hardly kncn him ~ tho pier and at his hot'I
Colonel Ochtrco denied the story printed here ana
abroad that ho WAS the head Of a syndicate. IN
cludinc Tod" Sloan and others. which had Won
moro than 10000 on the track. rho Colonel said
he had been an invalid. spending his time quietly
visiting A. English country houses. and had been
the glios. Of Lord Marcus Bcrcsford. tho brother
% Lord Charles Bcrcsford. who was In chars" ~
tho racing stud of tho Prince Of Wales. Tho
Colonel saw Sloan many times Will" he was re-
coiving instructions from Lord Marcus hHi mao
never spoken to him. The oihoTs n" h'' never
even seen.
"Heavon knows. said the Colonel no ono needs
the money more than myself. but | am sorry 20
say that | haven't won any such sum. don't
even know, the people referred To. Ike to wager
a pound or two. hut never so large sum
This is Colonel Ochiltreo's hfty-fourth trip from
Europe lie began crossing in 1851. "While in
Paris" said the Colonel. 81 had the honor Of ad-
dressing Whitolaw Reid and Senator Gray. OF the
Peace Commission urging them to exact Of Spain
one Of the Caroliuos and ono OF ;hc Ladronc Isl
ande for cable stations am convinced IRON,
what ! saw in Paris that our commission VIII
never give up one inch of territory Won by Amer
lean arms and held by American soldiers lf
paris the spanish have been encouraged 10 hold out
by the French press. II seems as though not 4
soul i'm Paris is friendly 10 us. During ne war
there was nothing but contempt slurs and bitter
ness overy where Tho pa lie Pubu7hcd "urInI
The war. a story that Schley had been killed and
his fleet yanquished of santiago ara the paper -
ALWAYS misrer,reSented the conduct Of the war. II
was and is th.t way all over the Continent But
in England one feels at home At the thcai re
concert halls everywhere. Americans feel that they
are in tho hands Of friends.
while in London 1 saw the Gronadier Guards i
could he wished. few weeks later | saw In a
paper tha, go Of them were in The hospital ana
malaria etc. brought on illness even after they
had been at home During the Ciyil War u was
nothing unusual 10 have i've ana six men dc OF
sicknoss to one killed by the enemy So, YOU see
our losses during the war are not unusual Notll :
CEN help. II is bell. rs GcAeral Shcrman sald.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

Watorrncn at tho Battery were yesterday talking
about the mysterious diSappcarance Of Captain
Tmnd of the steamship Eddie. now lying in tho
Eric Rasin lie disappeared several days ago and
,s be carried 4 large sum Of money AMI gold
watch foul play is suspected The body Of a man
found on Friday in the bay Of Forty-sixll-st.
Brooklyn. which was thought 90 he that OF Cap
tain Iund does no, answer thc missing snip cap
ta,n's description. Captain Lund arrived horo with
thr Eddie from IoilO in thc Philippine Islands. on
November i3. He said that on N" way 10 the
United states he stopped with cargo Of coal Tor
cnnsigncd TO Funch Edge & Co. cam" 10y way Of
the Sucz Canal First Mate Johnson j. now IN
port Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
CHICiGO'S NEW TIREBOAT.

From The Railroad Gazett"
The FIRE tug Illinois. for which order was
placed in June noted in our issue OF July
was launched October ~ from the Yards ~ her
builders the Chicago ShipbuildinG Company. on
the Calumet River The Illinois IL the first steel
fr.boat built IN the West. and has a capacity OF
twentv-four streams OF water. which can be thrown
TWO hundred feet high. the largest TO be : inches
In diameter She measures l1S feet over all lO1
feet between pcrpendicuars. ~ feet beam. L. T. feet
, inches deep. and VIII draw hen ready for scr.
,,ice about Ten feet. She Will have three sets Of
doublo.actjng vertical steam fire pumps and two
boilers one 10 be held In reserve. The pumps were
furnished bv the American Fire Engine Company
and the boilers By the John Mohr Company. The
rest Of the boat. including engines, vas built at
the shipyard.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
. TESTIMONIAL FOX CAPTAIN MUELLER.
RESOLUTIONS PRESENTED TO THE sLFthlN
TrNDENT OF TIE NORTH GERMAN
PIERS.

When Captain Max Mueller superintendent o.
the North German Lloyd Steamship Company
nlors in Uoboken. went TO his office yesterday lie
,,os eurnrised 10 0nd large number Of friends
awaiting his arrival lie was Immediately CON
graduated upon having attained the age OF forty
four wears and then r. Won Schlemmer. assistant
superintendent Of the piers presented to MIN se'
Of resolutions. handsomely framed. inc tesu-
,,onial bore the names OF Captain j. A. StaeIiners
~ the Kaiser Friedrich: Captain H. EngeIDdIrt, OF
the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse; captain rTahZ hz
Wentz Of the Weimsn: Captain B. Bankc OF tnc
Saale: Captain W. Won Schuchman; OF me ~ ~-ollseH
IIIise; Captain A. Richter. 81 the Sar9arossa
Cantair g Pohle Of the I>ahn r Won SCncfnnict
Iohn F Bremermann. {. Schnel A. nGulsCl,
y Devln. Henry J. Tmken and 'harIes r.
Eaegebehn.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

Lizard Nov 26-passed America 'Hr). Tovdie
New York for London. Southwark 1Sr Rercs Ntv-forf
for Antwerp. -,
Brow Head. Nov 26-Pa..ed. Cyrrc fhn.
Lindsay. Liverpool for New York. 49,,
Ste,tin NOV 23-Ssiled steamer Helene Ricsr''s "'eN'
Rohbemundc. ev-York. 49,.
Bremen Nov 20 Sailed steamer Weimer ,ier N'n'-
New-York. ~,.
Havre. Nov 20 o a m Sailed steamer Ia Gasosns
(trr). simon. New York. ~ ~.
oria Ger Kaempn from Naples and tienoa) New ,
Genoa Nov 26 II a m--Arrived steamer Kaiser NJ
helm II GER Tlagemann New York. via Naples, ~
arrived steamer Prince ,Br) Anderson iesaoin
for New York sailed Auguste Victoria o'e'
kaempn NeV-YOrk u,
Nsules Nov o. Arrived. steamer Burggnda fr,
Bourge Marseilles for New York.
Shanghai Nov 26-Arrived previously. steamer E.ds'oia
,NorD Scnlyder York. via singapore. etc
t,adiz Nov 3l-Sailed. steamer Rostorme ,Br). Merry
" Mon,evideo Nov Arrived steamer Gsrrick tB''
Eden. New York ,,,...
(BrD. ord. New-York. - 49,.
Barbados. Nov 25-Sasd, steamer OrlSen Norl, JON"
son from New-lork for Para.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
NOBOUlS IOOL.


From Lpplncoits Magazine
not one look backward did he give not ono sign
that he heard the angry cries ~ his deserted wife.
The distance widened The boat. slowly al FIRST.
then With increasing speed slipped away into IN"
dusk OF the falling night and tho shadows Of the
river. and at its prov. motionlcss a. IN" nagpole
beside him. the figure n jim.
The woman fairly ravcd. Her language was 80
shocking her rage violent. that even the Great
ure who had been her lover shrank from her n
DISCUS, Finally. seeing old man IN the gaping
crowd who seemed - take = knowing Interest in
whaf was passing. snc turned upou him
lake Rollins. YOU know about thi> What did
lin mean 10y goin' OF like that. What's hc brsn
up to- Whsr's ne golu to- a. -ver me-. you ----
wal Mrs Parsor= you sec it's this wav" he
began u don't know uhar Jim's a-gon' 70 nor |
don't know why he's -goin' though msvbe ~
hor | Kin xuese All knows Is that Jim done
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
THLEIHE " 4 DRIG NOL 81.

4 G. Maussncr. a drug broker at 30. 206 Pearl
Ct and William f. Robertson. Of No Gil Halscy-
St Brooklyn were each held ia 5000 bail for
further examination I'm the Contrc-st. police court
Yesterday the former on charge Of receiving
stolen goods and the latter. who is employed
a packer in the wholesale drug store Of James B.
Horncr al No. Pldtt-st.. Tor having stolen Nllu-
able goods from his employer Robertson W.
arrested on FRIDAY and confessed to his guilt inn
plcating Maussner. Miussn"r rooms we're
Searched and property valued AZ 81 500 said 20 he
long 10 Horner was found. Mr.. Horncr estimates
his total loss at 500. Robertson says h" DID not
receive more than so FOR all the goods H. stole.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27

sold all he's go;-the house. an tho stable. an
the lot an All IN" furniture, an tho COW. an nc
got the money with him. | knows that. fur J
Soon IT, Au' when ! s"on Jim a--tandin on ne
boat thar an the boat a-l'aNin'. says I" my sell
saws l. 'Jims a-goiI away -,
During this recital the woman had grown d'athiy
pale Nuw shc leaned gaspug against the door
nf the wharf-hoBs'. An did Jlni leave no N"lu
for me-" sh" paut"d. ,,
with = touch of piiv I'm his voice. Jim saws 70
me just aforc The boat come. he SAYS; says ne;
LAKE of my wifo asks " what word leaves
her i-s' tel hor / says Iin't hohodys fool.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
PEEkSKILL.

Osborn TonDkins. OF Lake Oscawana mas oceh
Indicted hv The Grand Jury of Putnam County Tor
violation % tho Liquor Tax law
Thoma. y Lee has sold his house and To- IN
Tecafur-st 10 John G. Hitchcock. and has removed
~ith his family TO Rrooklyn $50
Supervisor James ~ Haghi. tho Repuhhrah sIc'
visor Or fhis town mas been hDpointod one Z" nc
s,iperini endents % Van Corilandt Bridge over the
Croton River
The Rev. D-. RodoricH r"rrf. ~ N"w-> orK VINO
o. rios law evening W. reelected chaplain ~ the
NsyfOwer Society Was FOR a number OF years ~"
rasto- of tho second FrosNyferiaD fhurch IN ms
village and has large number Of friends in Feeks-
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
WOMAN~S HORRIBLE SUICIDE.

Mrs Ann Hayes OF Pleasant Plains. Staten
Island committed suicide late Friday nigh; IN "A
horrible manner. She stood before mirror and
repoatedly gsshed her throat with large carving
knife until from sheer exhaustion she dropped
TO the floor. A physician was hastily summoned
but Mrs Hayes dead before he arrived. Mrs
Lavos was 4 widow thirty-sevon years old. and
leaves daughter about four years old. Her nus
band has been dead about year ana since that
,irne she has been melancholy. She lived with her
father John Burns and had comfortable home
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
U1NCE At THE HOTEL CASTLETON.

The first meeting Of the dancing class under the
patronage of Mrs. Alexander ID. Shaw held
on Friday evening in the ballroom at the Hotel
Castleton ew-Brighton. Staten Island. These
dances have been popular for years with the
Younger set Of Staten Island society people. and
this year the subscription list II larger than IN any
previous year. More than TWO hundred attended.
and the dancing continued from ? 10 O'Clock.
The ballroom prettiy decorated with foliage.
plants and palms and the walls were hung with
heavy Sfrlos.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
WHITE Plains.

John y CaQp I. irving Burns ana Henry y for-
fer, commissioners appointed by tho Supreme court
- aor-aisa tho compensation % owners az real
estate q; the new Cornell Dam. needed for the pun
poses o. tho water supply system OF tho city of
New-York. have fled their first separate report in
,he SIKH supplemental proceeding and have mado
follcnrf-c awards:
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
Fl FI1Nrs FMEF FURNITURE
TattIe-TaIes Of Christmas.

We know what King Christmas has done
already.
He has our store wholly under his sway
Every floor is transformed into Christmas
treasure house where furnishings quaint ana
rare of every artistic kind and style are gath
cred in profIlsion-ful Of Christmas spirit
Who but feels the thrill Of genuine love OF
giving. when looking at Oriental rugs used as
hangings. and lying in great piles of irdescent
color. on the seventh foorf---or at the oddl-
ties of the first fioor--Od English tea table
card tables muffin stands. and tea trays =
Or at the comforts Of the library floor the
great billovy easy chairs and couches and the
little unique chairs: Elegant tables or handy
students tables?
Who could wander anywhere on our floors
without receiving a host OF inspirations for
Holiday giving?
II Is time now. 10 he inspired and
BUY OF THE MAKER
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
ONE DEAD EROV SU4LLPOT.

Kahalio Cassini one OF the two Syrian children
who were removed 10 North Brother Island from
the steamer La Normandc last Monday suffering
from sma lpox. died last night at Riverside Hos
pital. the island. The other child is improving
will
New-York tribune., 1898-11-27
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

rho.sv at washington FIFTH AvENUE7J. A.
Drake OF Corning. y. Y. GILSEl-W =: 'ounid''
of Boston. HOFFMAN-Pen'on McMian' ,s Hov
ernor-elect OF Tennessee. HOLlANn-A: ~. Nm Nm
Mi ~ Watorhury Conn. Park ANENUE-Cap-
tain H. J.. Roberts. l.. S. A. WAI Dohf m RANK
Moseley. OF Boston. WINDSOR-CIlohei Iho"as
Ochiltree.