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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT APPEARS BE
FORE THE GALLANT HERO

Tho -u poeinon. WIS reviewed las, night by
Br,gaGcr-Gcncrai william :. Worth. |. > ~, re-
tired General Worth. who so CALAMITY ."d me
1871 Infantry in the attack upon Santiago ana VINO
WAS seycrclv wounded while NJ the head ot n
brigade. was recently retired from the Army undo:
the age Nmi; regulation
The review took place IN the armory' n
Sixtv-scventh-st and ark-aye.. and vas intended
as marx Of esteem and as an expression
Of Tie regard IN which he IS held by III" regiment.
During the three years that General Worth com
mandod the battalion Of the l}h Infantry. stationed
M Governors Island his friendly advice ana per
sonal efforts toward improving tn" efficiency o.
tho I'm wor- constant Part OF the general ord'rS
caln, FOR last nights review read: General worth
took command oi Tho post in December. lh'' WIN
three companies q tho 18th United states infantry
and ir n, numerous courtegir' 10 this regiment
he wae aided by the onice;-. non-comri>soned o.
Gccrs and orvatcs Of that gaan; battalion. many
OF whom were killed ard wounded during IN" cP-
cratfous inc,dcn, TO the capture of santiago ne
/ cuba whore General Worth was severely wounded
I'm command Of brigade. and Captain j. Fornanc"
was ucrtaly wounded the firing line Captain
u II Gilman died from disease contracted in the
trenches which he declined to leave when ordered
TO tho rear
Abou. cish, hundred ard fiiv mon took part n
the review. Las. night the first time the rcg-
mont a. noiy has made n pubic appearance since
tho war Two thousand or more visitors assem-
NOR and the admirable manner IN which they
marched past General Worth evoked several out
bursts of app!ause. The men paraded In full-dress
uniform and were under the command OF Colonel
With Gdncra Worth the reviewing stand were
Maior-General Roe. Erieadicr-G"neiul McCoskry
HIT L.cu;cnants Mac NeSander Fu"ger and
Sh,To~ If the l2tr Infantry. nd TO fencru
Wor,h Drjradicr-G,ncral " Randolph General L.
Fi;zgeiald. General Thomas II McGrrtI. C2 ,i1n,
iaid Of General Roe, 80 am" ColQnel Aller
Colonel Vroorn Captain Gibson. raniain IHrkef,
captain Dunning and Captain layGcr. Of ii @
I-nitcd states Army After The reNi'" fieN'rdi
Worth ard those wao accompanied hin we we'e ~
,rt i,cd ~ supper by the Officers % the IN Ersl-
me-. Tho surviving ron-cCmmisS or"I OH inI
ya.ce If III" battalion Of the 18TH Infantry whlcn
IT,. Gn,oraor'= I-'ard in May for the 'front.' were
,..o In. crc.is Of the r~cime1i.
go t., ar .her numbered sixty men. The n;u"r m"n-
~ o.. -, three con,uanies either having boon
ki,ird in battle. died from sickness or bHep as
t.,rcad r,nnl tho battalion. As. th"r marched mo
.hc Crillhal with G"noral Worm II her hcad:
80 ,,or, heartily rr"efed. and again wien tncN
.,;;c,,d rom M Rail 20 ore OF the Hppcr rooms
,y,are n boun'eous supp-r had hecn prepared lnr
,io n, me non-cornnl.ss orcd officers Of the 'th
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
,ur STEAMER RrSToRNEL " PORT.

To Pr.!.h steamer Rcs'ormei ar'Ve' III Q"r'',''
,h. from Mars,lllos Seville and Cadz.
t.h ,riscel,anoous cargo consigned 10
.,~io,. persons in Ncw-York. The RestoFmei' IN
49, ...i, mr., OF 'ho spanish var. was captured
$50 r-ri,e, s,a.ce cruiser 81 Paul CAPTAIN s!gs-
no willie onloayor.a; 20 reach cnean port VIII"
coal for ceryc'a's FEC, she VS. sent 70 '>'S "'S'
,,, ,.iz. crew a. hoard. and h'r cargo vas con
80, I' .lc I'ni.oi States GoF"rnrrhi- \, ir'-
e,l sno va ret csncd 10 her owner. Cory son,
~ 'i.'.,ito- o,yiur Ecy West. shr vent 20 MoDilr
81 i+'i"d cargo of timber ior AMSTERDAM This
q. h,r fist visit - this side q The Ailan,, 81" .
H. ,r.n IN Command. has been supers''cd oy
C.,.rin Nl.illrns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
MARRIED.

ADAMS- HEERMANCE--on Tucsdsv December O. a.
the FITS: Prcsbyerisn Church. Workers IN Hudson o.
r"v. Geo.ee =. Penr"cost. r. r.. assisted by Hev
I1hn Red. II D.. Georgia9a i1ugh'er ~ Ar ant Mrs
W. !. Heermance. and Julius ie Roy ADAMS.
VTHARD-EA MS-lu rr okiyr. on wednesday. De
cerlber 1 itl> by the Rev J lseph y. Blenc'frf
ID. d. 4 Philadelphia. ~ The h0nl' ~ the hrie q
parents Mary Claim. daughter of Nj and Mrs El~afl
Everett Eam.s. ard NJ. George Henry SoIihaFi. jr
Won 81 EECiiIIAI'sES- Pa hEi.-MnnJsy. december
= ~ the rssidsnce - the brides father No D, Vest
nnh-st.. tafs icfy. b. the Rev. d.. Parker u San
Martha Washng,cn daughter - Joseph Ezekiel to
Baron Barchard Won Muenchhausen. * Schwaeboer
Hanover Germany.
WALI.ACE--MANNING- WEDNESDAY. December Z
ISIS. by tho Rev. John Blair RcsF. daughter of the
late Frederick II Manning. 90 Frank y wallace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
MUSIC.
A SUBSTITUTION AT THE OPERA.

Mr" Eaincs was under the weather yesterday
ana the promised performance Ct Mozart's "Nozze
oi Figaro could NOT take place ct tho Metropoli-
tan In It's stead Ecssri's Barber was repeated
with the singers who brought the opera forward
last week numerous audience was disappointed
at the substitution, bu; the feeling was modified
by tho enjoyment provided ~ cvcellent per
formance OF Rossinrs opera n" acting ot Cam
Icing roickinc ne before and Nine Semh.!ch sing
Ing most exGuis tey. 1t Is said that Nm, Eames's
Illness IL rot serious-only ~ the colcs 50 COM
mon among the singers IF tho ,omrany this year
We may therefore hone for Mozlrt's opera before
long. "Tannhduser' has not been withdrawn for
tomorrow evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
pT>SrIL I. ALGER. JR.. INJURED.

Grand More Que Dec. 7.-EussoU a. Alger. IT,
sor - me American Secretary Of War. and man
o..r Of his fathers pulp company here was oady
,ri,red on Sunday by being thrown from his 'ooos
gan. -. Guar nv
Tho folorgar carrying NJ. AlGer sho' or -"
r.u on ion Of him. Mr. Ayers spine "'F LILY, ~
'~iI his .,hy.loans say Il viii require cu.u'.T, -
weeks FOR MS r~coye =. ~ present '' =
MS bed. Atlantic.
WASHINGTON. Dec. Secretary Aif'r 'ohn'e"''s
b.,oves tim, tho mary his sen Is no, serious a.
.he following dispatch from him woIld ih"'c"'r
cr,,ircd NV back falling out OF tooogs'n Hope
10 .e "t' III " -" RI'S-Fr.I. A. A1.GER. JR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

philadelphia. Dec. (SpecaO.-Mme. Media TOOK
tie city ny storm tonight by her brilliant singing
IN :he part OF N!o!etia in Vcrlis ''rraylatH" She
has never sung II before IN this city she did to-
night. AMI the audience ned with enthusiasm.
Society vas in force. arl ~" audience kept the
curtain going 80 FOR recalls until Nine. Mcl5a was
obliged to refuse 70 appear AGAIN or the oncra could
not have Neen completed 10y midnight. PurlOnni.
tho new tenor made his debut Win succcss lIc
has a sweet lyr.r voice. though not strong. The
20 = was excellent. ard the Ellis Orcra Company
had the greatest success N i,s history.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
ADMIRAL ScHLEY At NEW-ToRK CIrH.
\ REPETITION ~ H1s HONOR At WHICH cF'-
NgA1 MILES Is \ crIsT.

Es;A1 MILES Is \ crEST
\, ,ns ,:cw.yark clu5 Flf;y-avo. and Thirty
c<ih-st ,ast eveuin, Il reception MS gNer !i
ro~o- - Roar->cmifal ". ( Schlcy. L. :. y. who
returned 70 Tits citg froM Waahington on IH''G''.
r-h. ci,bho,ise was Beautifully decorated i"' the
occasion, .ye,v zoo, ~ wall being covered with
flowers and e>crerc,ns. The tables had boon re-
,..oycd from tn. billiards. DOM. AID floral canopy
o-ec.ej %, ono end under which Admiral > hley
good whilc :ho Inomoois 49," guests "'r' miro
,ucoi to n,al ny william \. Ioiimer. 'Ae p"sl-
cen' o: the ciuo. \ 5an". ronc'a!'H "e".nu Il
ec,eoo Of shrubs played popular selections curing
h, reccption The h'liard-room also contained a."
elaborate Noral rno!ol C The Brooklyn
T,o rcccotion was preceded by . privat" dinner
o.. the clnbhol.sc at which Admiral Schley VS.
,rcst M Lot'imor presided. and twenty-five
members oc tho club and Others were present. Inc
chairman nronos,d ilc health ~ TIE Admiral. VINO
~, rcn,y briefly reto,d the s;ory Of The battle OF
c,r.,,.n and .ho events which Jed ~ 20 H.
over .wo hundred members OF th2 dub an cues
o,,oreol he rcreptcu. Cereal Nil Was one %
Che guests ard shared the h'nrfs - u" evening
wiz Admiral Schiey. Amc,e "'h''" li'f'', N''e
r,c~ront Morgan. justice r S"f - 4i:o Or "'o'se
" XIV. Cartain cook q nc lHC""yn. JoHn W.
nolio, Fran cti'rc.- u. II. i;tines r.. q MrYt''
r,..,}oc Iv Ralrfi Tacon. Dr Fic4erick Do"n..
nr NIil,o,n f. Pryor. Theodore i'rc... T.. w.
Fac,.i,. STEVENSON constable. Eai,n on ,Hltf,,'
iogal Fa,4sut. r. H. i:o.os. ir ". j. l,,r,l
ls,r.,.i,-,. X - B,,nowGs Dr V. =. Jenkins J[r-
dan j. MOT, John r,ytI'cy komn,.n. , ~ az w.
N,t..u J. Ncrtcry Robe. bacon and William
ARR. 'stcad Lane ...,,,, scblov sail -ha,
IL, @ 80, d, t,, y.alle' fr.,ush. III recent vt,
~ W-1shj,rfor Mad rof beer connected "ilH ',.,l'
hcsinos ~ dd me- Eno" no." rc .g'S supper
was ecr-cl in the di,lng-rC1 IN or me ''"p'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
FAVOR RETAINING TIE PHlLiPPNL rs.
prsorr.rrox ADOPTED BY THE MERCHANTS
AND MANUFACTURERS BOARD or TRADE
CHEAPER TELEPHONES WANTED.

, prsorJ.vrON ADOPTED BY THE MERCHANTS
AID MANrrAcrrHER BOARD or TRADE
CHEAPER TELEPHONES WASTED.
The regular monthly meeting OF the Merchants
and Manufacturers Board OF Trade was held last
evening IN the japanese Room Of the Hoffman
House. President G. e. shayne presided and there
ros a full attendance OF members. The special
,oionhono committee. through its chairman, !. y.
Hickman. reported n bill TO be submitted to the
torisla,tre AT the next sess,on restricting yearly
rentals I'm towns Of 10000 population to so and
making it unlawful TO charge more than i've cents
for any message in excess o. one thousand sent by
ono subscriber.
The mex. subject brought up FOR consideration
was The question OF the annexation OF The Philip
pine Islands The following resolution. reported by
the special committee. was read. and after con-
siderable discussion. in which however. there were
ONLY one or TWO dissenting speakers. was adopted
with only one member voting IN the negative.
Resolved That W. arc In favor Of retaining the
war so hapoilv placed possession. and thar
We urge the United States senate that the
treaty - peace now being negotiated, which pro
vldcs for tho legal cesson OF those islanis' be
promptly ratified
william +. Russell read a communication sug
gcstlng that a plan Cor two "S'burban DAYS" IN
each mouth be arranged The suggestion was 10
the effect that such days special excursion rates
be made b. the railroad to bring visitors to the
city from places within radius Of one hundred
miles that theatres and other places of amuse-
ment offer special programmes dt special rates an !
that museums pubic libraries and such similar
Institutions make those days free ones Tor out-oi-
town visitors. The suggestion met with hearty ap-
prevail end the president was authorized 10 take
such action to carry out the proposed plan as in
his Judgment NAV seem best
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be en-
dol sed with full name and address.
DIED

i,es chars- = ci,se. AGED 30 years, 49,. ....,.. -.
81 second Place Brooklyn. On rhursia,. De s"ber g.
rntesrent in Greenwood.
Benson Ferris. ssed q ye'is'
Notice Z funeral hereafter
GnrYFrN-oa TUESDAY. recenss- G Waite tIayi'es
r,,neisl I'm Fp.cnls Mee,iag lI5ose l5h-s, and
Ru;hsr;uri Place, Friday. December o. AT $50 a. n
GnIFrEN suddenly. on Tuesday. on inst. walter II.
Funeia a, Friend. Mesnz i5,hs'. and Ru'her-
furt Place. FRIDAY. On INST. a. 93j a. M.
Iowa Morri-tovn \ j. Tuesday pecemleF g. ir,,:
Caroline =. Low. Il Sew I..ga'oa. staten Island IN
Funeral rom No. 1913 state Brooklyn. Thursday
December :, l>ss. A. y N.
MCEEon Tueioy. Deem. er g. at he res dence Plain
Funeral services a, the Mcnior Avenue @tAgii,i ilsc9
IM church llanteiA y. J.. 4aNisDa} "r1'''''' e.
ira rom N'w-yo,k leaves ,ia Ccn,r.i railroad Of
Jersey d.ner,y ST.. l:0 D. 20. Electro ears rom
V.ainfeld station.
RobERTsoN--At Katoraa y. 7. on Tl..iay III IN ns
December Il. william u. hoiortton aged - f,a.- -
Funeral servces At "s l".e s-.ienc' g., "1','" o."
Train leaves GRIND 'sntrai station - 10 d. M re
turn ng at 3.i5 from Narraf.
Inicrment Il, convenience of tie f-f1iy
sIssoN-A Teuaay. -. j.. "a December :. Nanc' Mary
Only daughter OF Eiia- H. aaI Adela e. Sse'n.
Relatives ana friends invited to a''cn 'hc lnnerai
Trains 'erye We. 2.t at ito md chamserss Il, :2o
p. M. ria Nof'h'sn i.'.l.'ad ~ New -j'r o..
UNorRHILI.-oa Weln.slav. December :. iNo.. a, s.
Luke H,>p.aA F..-fs NJ i n-'.n,.. ,' h., 90. -.
y. unteri. anf ~ ate Sarah taier"'' IN ''e 49,
Faner, =, christ Church. 7s's, oai ".,'e'n Boiie-
rnicfmert a. c.n,,nicnc, Il family
Arhc hcnsic" ccmrtcr, - p. ,, , cs,,,i
Harlem Hliiroad q minutes ride from me "'''' N''f''
.lepY,. 'i,ics. ~ Eas' 10 -st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
MRS LOUISE BRCGMANN.

Mrs. Louise Brugmann. formerly an cperatc
singer died on Tuesday afternoon at her home. y"
% Sunnvside-ave Wcehawkon Heights. She was
the wife Of John Brugmann German actor. ana
was born in Germany forty-nne years ago. she
sang in the Orator.o Society. under Danr9son, ses
ternoon. and the body will be crematcd at fresn
Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DiY's FORECAST.
Washington Dec. The storm .nst nirai over Lake
Huron the mouth 4 he -, Lawrence ard
has given light snow TO the lake regions The pressure
si remains high over the whole country west %; the
Mississippi River except light depression IN southern
California. Tho temperature has fallen N the MIDDLE and
lower Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys md the axe
regions and has remained nearly stationary elsewhere
ILcht T." expected The Missouri valley anf
Wi. b. generally fair elsewhere. slight changes IN
temperature. II may be expected over the whole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
MRS. u'KfNLEY SHOPPING.

Mrs. Mckinley. VIE Of The President. vas AZ
the Windsor Hotel most o. tho day yesterday. visit
ing vito rolltves ard friends. She vent 20 few
OF the s;orcs In the city. however. ard did some
Christmas shopping. In the afternoon and ist
evening she received several callers IN DC PTrsi-
dent suite AZ the hotel where she r"mah . with
Mrs. Abner Mckinley. Mrs. Rand and Mss Sather-
Inc EnlSeY last n.ghf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
WILLIAM GILES DIX.

Peabody. Mass. Dec. William Giles Dix. for
many years an nhahitant OF this place and well
known throughout New Engla nd as an author and
contributor 70 NUMEROUS magazines. was found
dead al his home here this morning He was sew
cn;ynve years ~ age Shortly after his graduation
from the Harvard Law School, In 1876 Mr. DIX
went to Ecuador private secretary TO the United
States Minister. His writings dealt mainly with
the Hamitonan theory OF the Capitalization Of
government About twenty years ago he en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO DAY.

For New-Eng' md and Eastern Ne~-Yoris fair; light
20 fresh westerly winds
For the District oc Colu-uhia. Eastern Pennsylvania
New-Je-sey Delaware. Maryland and virginia fair. gh
westerly wins
For West virginia. We.tern Pennsylvnnia. Western
NewYcrk and Ohio. partly cloudy weather. fresh .,
brisk soufh~esicriy WINES becoming northweserly and
tir1.n .sh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

To he Editor Of The TfIbuNH.
SIR. W.ii you please be KIM enough to give
u,,,c ~ vour valuable space to Try 10 get tho
Ne,ro3o,lian sJc.t Railway Company to stop
ino,rinc the uualic .r 'a"r health ana indirectly
idiin~7 IN IN, - disrdarr caught from The coId
draugn.s Il the continued front door opening By
40 Golrc ,ou ~lll mad grateful pun,Ic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

MAILS FOR SOUTH MD CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
lNUlES &c.

r,r.rsr,y ,5ar NJ f,- Ia Plata c'ar're> dreci. per
81 so1,le, e>ceI ,sta ia ami sot pac ac ports
per s. Advance. via 'nen peii,is ior t.@." &
Re- I'd aire'ig , or Na,.a r. Gian'arad s,niiiso
de caoa Man1'n,s ana pc. h,ama c,'cr, for
Ic,z. Puerto Co-'ez and Ga''eraA iH'.si Ne directed
rni6SA?4At 9so a. H. Tor Thomas and s. ero,H
Se'phir. 1T $50 a Mart1.gs' and Quad To-. 9gi-
va Mart niguG Iet, 'ca,ape,he. }h.a1as Tabasco
i w,caian ,sr ) Maanzls de'rs ,or other parts
o. Ncvc Via Tam9e} 'u en,ar, s5 M Tor 81,
T@m.ns a. ara Turks I.isra cher X &c.
ianado~ ana 10 - A. M f5r Frtaae ~
p.r Aae Deter. , ,oF costa E sr , TS,' o s2
s'er''Gd oniho via Havana deter. ma,, b, directed
.per consas at baalo,i.ia "a ps penn "a
ha.o ana RIO Jansiro deer' ,or %ort h-az M -
lano. p,I - s,or, ~ s,.ro,. r, $40 D. NJ ior
81 pierre M4leion. per steamer ifom H'f'n 'y'ne'
Mo. for Ne~foua.,a by rail- 70 a AZ and ae" II, !,
fSr Mqueon ~ rail- 70 ST. ari ;hease " s''a, .
cioc a; his once day az ! q, m for fo,v.~ ns by
s ,f@a FOR, Tanoa Va Nai. Me,co city
land. un.ess s'~'' nn.fess'd io '''n 'N . a,
D. m inss.s.c, d mail 'io'e> a; p. previous day.
TnANsrAcirIc MAILS
. G, eo' Ha.5s s s osst Up wss Aa.'raa Nca a
Land. Hawai arc Fj ~ r. per . NJ efa ,'t "a
VI; to Dec~n'er GO Mails for china. Japan
ara haTn .a lg ay w. to pecSmcr . AZ Go p a.
Mails for Australia 'esseo, those q, Wei AUSTRALIA.
vail Fiii and samoan '.,a.a. i.T Alameda from
s'a m 'i Il a az sr c "'' o' rival
Of Ltrut due to G'nnect WIZ u a. n so., d De
Brl Gr9 san franc i'e r 9s ma a Sns Ie per
= s. En,pI,,s = india Grom Naneouycn. 81. sc here
da.,v IN g. e-enhcr 90 n go p ~ .! - - ma
perN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
LIEUTENANT JAMES T.. NOLAN.

San Francisco Dec. G.-First Lieutenant James
f. Nolan OF Troop |. An United States cavalry.
died at the Preside. Of pneumonia. after br'et
illness He was 4 ma tive Of Wisconsin. graduate
Of the Military Academy at West POINT ana mao
seen hard service in Arizona. he EFT wiic. VINO
was a Miss kimbai of Chicago, ard TWO chlIcreh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
UTRlI :. MiKIn TO LECTt RE.

Hiram 5 Maxim will deliver lecture under the
s,,,, : II tho Engineering Society Of the tniror-
st.v on his work and inventions ~ $50 CLOCK tns
s,;errrnn I'm ~ HaVemeycr Ham, Columbia Uni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

tShould be read DAILY - a. t..esiet as changes
may occur any 'meJ , ,oa
Forc.gn ma IL Tor she week enl.rg December ~ lbs
cll al Sc lPROMP1TN an cases. 90 tne General est-
oe.cc A. follows: PARCELS POST NAILS close one hour
earlier than closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
SATURDAY At a. ~. for France -. -c'lart my.
-pain Portugal. Turkey. Egypt anl brush india per
;. ia 'iascesne 80 H'yre H-ers - c.."r prs
r ,.u--ra inu.t i",t,d ''v-f Ia Gar.rH' ,, 49,
5 H. f.r Netherlands direct ier Rot ertan.
Wa H,teidlrl l.''eis nusi DO directed n,f 't''fr
dam D. a. . a. m f0r italy. ger iufnste N''ii1
IA Nane, Gnftaf- must %. directed Der aug -te
Vi,ioriaD; at a. m 'supp'@'nt MAY ~. D. h'' '''
r.yrlpo uer "Cairpania. via lI"er.i1Wr
PRf%rED NATTER &,-tierman steamers sailing n
Tlosilys take printed matter. &c. for f'rm"Y' ~ !
..li, ,ressra printed matter. &c Other PARIS
~ Europe American and White star steamers -
NVoI-e.flNs German steamers Ffls'lys. 'hi
cnlrf French ana German steamers on Sundays ta@r
,rniot matter &c. fr 800 Countries iog Wl'"h they are
lI .c.tisca 20 carry mail
,rar the closing 4 tie sGppemeriarv Iran-liAntc
NAL. name. above. additional slpiierosiais mars ar,
n,rcd N the nletS = the Anse 'tu English. ff"a'i
and ,;...nan steamers ani fcnfii1 ep-n ii'l N't""
Ten Minutes ( dc heu- ~ slila, Z si"an'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

government. and his recommendation for currency
icsisiation Is sufficient What recommendations
ne mas made will not arouse partisan hostility or
create 'irstns.ons in his own party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

Anpsrl fine e.en X and costumes fHrf -Esir,
hi ca bra. g.. Gail aii.cs, y Ht WIS - HAF-
IAl. "a t;h. Ite.. fIals4cfi0rs confidential.
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MATS OFFICE - .:nssau-~t.
UPTOWN OFF, f;-l-+. irJadHay.
AMERICANS ABROAD VIII aLI The tribune AZ
I-ndon-Offc y The Trihure. il' fleet >; .
Nrr'ca ,'lanl z co.. ". q ft.l.'-s--s'.. = -
Brown. Goual & e.. - New OK ~ -
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Rel,aions Notices.

1.>oNNNN>NON~o|~S~>>O>~N>~
THE REV DIR. ABRAHAM KUYPER.
o,e Of the mos, ds,ns shed h'o.ogaas aad statesmen
90 Holland.
who il now IN til, country. j. 70 speak on y Ne" De
a. Cavlrsm Needed IN the lecture f-,in CT
The Csi.giae church. Ffh- ave. and Forty ga n-st.
~, rtrr.day evening next at O'Clock. d. hhypeF ID
o' Lrnvn a. "a. leader II antl-re, oiut onary
marty In the Netherlands. the owner and sdtor ~ IT'S
en- >, organ The Da!v STANDARD and member ~ TIE
states General lie he soul %; a." Free University
~ Amsterdam and wlc.ds influence az an GA
,e- n,hiira. and ri s'ous thinker. lie has been
leciuring on & ,'r 10 iir THEOLOGICAL SEN Tay al
pr,nce,rn AL ard 'hs WI +" tie only occs
s,on on which bc heard IN this cv. a. b. e. -
tending to sail for Europe sciu.day December ich
There 10 charge for admission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

Tribune one Dec s. 1 a m.--The weather yesterday
fair and mild The temperature ranged between 80
and ~ degrees the ~ degrees being ~ degrees
t.wN thar thar II Tuesday and degrees lower than
that " TIA sJrresponilns day Of last year. -.
The weather to-day will continue fair and MILD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

lcf:c Sports for year from September /. 1895
george Washington Cram VIII 10 member OF
tie Adm Illustrative roard for lsts-'e9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

,uss Marguerite Lemon IS to be the Hrina Gonna
, 49,, rcYt enith-De novcn operetta, Tho ThTe"
r,r,.oous" The first netropoiitnn present"iion OF
ia - work j. for January IS. az the Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

The ANNUAL Elk 2oncat VII be given at the
l, $50 Theatre this # ernCon. ard numerous
rIila,n,',~Cnf actors Will take ldrt.
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NOTES or TIE S7lGE.

W.. r-,bcl yi-ihrop has been engaged FOR Miss
~, ,r,nu,.s company. and Will make her first
. .,,..o 49, Cvrisca In "Pygmalon and Gala
~ vo. Wa,lacl Theatre, on MONDAY evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

continuous wniie inr rauws tns
indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording rhe dotted line shows the tempera-
ture as recorded al Perry's Pharmacy.
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STRONG FLEA roa WISE POLICIES.

For ,ac san Fseacisro cAron'c'r.
iaaen altogether TIE MessaSe - IN ;ntrrr TX '
hsOrr4l document ara strong plea for tHe non,
Nnoh 30 n. es hey ifr dev"ioled nav n'Ls" ~
no ,:es'.c. ,i. financial cOim"r'.ai ara in"'"'
Ser s,.i eAI ill., rtnrro welfare o: the p~oi'''
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SAFE ND CONsHHVA"IV

''5m : { IndiInap0lis Jo1rrn.
The facts sct forth IN the AirsFAge ybd.cate u T.
ffes.fent's policy before ana during me 80
proves h!s Intention 10 give Caba an inoepeEoeH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-08

CIOSE-M Monticello y. Z. on Tuesday December D.
isgs Charles +. Cl,se. AGED 80 sears -
Furera. private. rom the rst"nCe - ms mo'her No
81 second Place Brooklyn. Tnurslay. De en'ber T.
. 2.