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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The monthly literary social meeting OF the Ep-
worth League Of St Johns Methodist Episcopal
Church will he held in the chapel on Monday
a!ght at O'Clock There will be a progra NINE Of
instrumental music. and Major Frank Keck. Of
he list Regiment Will tell some Of his Santiago
experiences. Mel Lykke, chief gunner Of the
Gloucester will tell what he knows OF the Navy
II Santiago. and will also exhibit relies both
Spanish and American This will be followed by
reception and social hour.
Adrian Isen has purchased the John stephen
property. on the west side Of the Boston Post
Road. opposite the old mansion. and will convert
I into & park similar TO Rochelle and Residence
parks The Rev Francis McNichol rector of St.
GATHERINGS Church. announces that the report that
,ot had been given 10 the church by member OF
he Iselln family is mistake.
Ths Newt Rochelle Hospital received It's first con
ygnment OF fifteen sick soldiers this week from the
Nh Regiment One is from Chicago. one from Phil
idelphia and the others from this village.
William Layton and Miss Christiana Jeans, OF
Newfoundland. were married In ST. John Method
st Episcopal Church Thursday night The
.hurch was filed with relatives and friends OF the
couple
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
THE. YELLOW FFTER " the SOTTH

Louisville. Sept q -Telegraphlc advices from the
far South last night indicate that in only one
town Is the yellow fever epidemic causing serious
apprehension. The following is resume OF the
situation
one case OF yellow fever has appeared in the
detention camp. TWO miles from the city of Jackson
Miss, the patient being white woman. The de-
tentiOn camp now contains thirty people who have
been exposed. The Gordon OF guards about the
ace has been doubled. and there Is little danger
Of the spread OF the disea
President Souohcn. Of the Louisiana Board Of
Health reports that there have been seventy cases
OF yellow FEVER ~ Franklin To date Two deaths
have occurred. and there now fifteen cases
under treatment, all doing wen Experts report
five new cases at OrwoOd. Miss. I'm the last four
days. Three persons are dangerously III at Tay-
lors Miss but only one new case is reported there.
The situation I'm the town Of oxford, Miss. is grow
ing serious and II Is feared that the Health Board
will be unable 10 check the disease before II
spreads throughout the village There were two
deaths there yesterday and one new case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
A GIGANTIC GIN PLANT.
THE CARNEGIE COMPANY SAID TO HAVE PrR-
CHASED LAND AT HOMESTEAD

THE CARNEGIE COMPANY SAID TO HAVE PR
CHASED LAND AT HOMESTEAD.
II has been learned the highest authority that
the Carnegie Company. OF Pittshurg is ABOUT 10
20 into the business OF making big guns Tho actual
manufacture Of these guns by them VIII not ne
gin for 2 bout a year as fl viii take that time y
get the new machinery in working order "heh
the work does begin. however II will be on large
scale The announcement Of this new departure Is
IN the nature of a surprise 70 other manufacturers
% big guns and IS considered Of great Importance
by them.
Tho Carnegie Company We'll fitted for us ne"
eutcrpriso for the reason hat the machinery "hi'h
It already uses I'm its manufacture OF armor is par
tally adaptable to the manufacture % Dig guns
Tho only new machinery required will b" ihat useh
IN the turning of the guns The Carnegie Company
.xnocts TO manufacture every variety OF gun. from
tho small rapid fire pieces 10 tho large coast-de-
fence guns :. ,---.-. D..
According 10 dispatches from Mckeesport Penn,
the proposed gun plant viii Do at Homestead IN"
scene OF the great riot few years ago htty,
nvc acres Of land are said 10 have been purc
for hi. purpose ~ q cost 81 $4,000 rms Ilo. OF
ground Is on tho Monongahela River. Wiihln nan d
rnilc % the big armor-p4at" mills. n" pans loI
tho new pant Include according 20 the report iou'
buildings with capacity for employing TWO 'h'u-
sand hands. . y,.,,,,. q,
AZ present at the Holland House. in this city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
RROOKLYN VIEWS ~ BRIEF.

Tho oni, game IN the polo championship series
10, the As,or trophy will he played this atterh'""
on tho Prospect Park Parad" Erouhf ~ CIV n"
rho contestants arc 10 be the champion Meadow
rrook team, and the team Of the philadelphia
Country club
CAPTAIN John ~ Eason. formerly of IN" vernon
ave nre,inct has bees placed In command OF 'n'
Bridge police in place OF Captain James ""''
retired
II has poem learned that Walter Gilman. oil
C.i,ts Nc who disappeared from his home some
time ago IS member Of Company g. .; IN" me"
states Engineer Corps. now stationed at Nill"t'
poln, Tn. boy is not ~ age. and VIII be taken
homo hy his father
rho Ropuhnc,n judiciary Convention 81 the ia
Judicial District will be held In tho PARK lnedfe'
AT noon or Friday. October : The ca" was SEM
out yosf"rdny
Tho BROOKLYN Elevated Railroad VIII probably %"
taken oui Of tho hands Of a receiver IN a short
time The matter viii b. considered an i'm
portant mecAug Of me Roorsan izauon Committee
20 b. held next week
The funeral - Quarterrn,st"r- Sergeant George
Layton Of Company H. lith Regiment Sew York
Volunteers was held last night AZ Hinman Broth
crs' undertaking shop. NJ sevcntcer'h-st and
Finh-nvc
BROOKLYN lndcpcndcnt voters are taking no inter
est In the enort of tho citizens Union 70 nominate
a State ticket his fail
Captain y r clayton ~ Troop c was released
from ST Johns Hospital Yesterday and taken to his
home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

From The Cleveland Leader
For my part said Lycureus Bottsford. as he
sat down I'm tho parlor. after having attended
church for the first time I'm two years Il can't see
why N is that women are so much more steady I'm
their ChurchgOing than the men are The an
sver ls very easy" Mrs ROttsflrd replind ''The
women few degrees further removed from
saVaCes than the men are. The women have some
concern for their immortal souls. But that her
husband retorted. IS only begging the question; II
is only putting II back notch. Why should they
be concerned about their immortal souls or at
least. why should they want to go 10 heaven ,"
"Iycurgus. how talk the lady exclaimed
Are you crazy, what II mean what | say q"
he declared. why should any of those women We
in church this morning. for instance. want to
go 10 heaven As | understand IT, there will be no
chance for the dressmakers and milliners to show
their dexterity NJ there She did not deign 10 re-
ply She only glared ~ him and stroked the feath-
ers on her SIT hat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
FOUND HANGING IN THE WOODS.

The body Of unknown man about sixty years
old was found hanging from tree in the woods
IN the rear Of Beechwoods Cemetery. New Rochelle
last evening The body had evidently been hang
ing for several weeks search OF clothing was
not made The man about feet tall and
apparently weighed about two hundred pounds. He
wore small light mustache. The coat and
trousers are light and the waistcoat dark and are
Of good material and indicate that the owner was
probably man Of means. The shoes also
Of good quality OF leather. The police of New
Rochelle say that no one answering the description
OF the man has been reported recently as missing,
Near the place where the body was found is a
been committed there Coroner Banning says that
he will make thorough Investigation to-day 10
determine If the man committed suicide or was
murdered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
MOTH TARRNTOWN.

wedding took place ut the home Of the Kew
and Mrs George Daniel. in Beekman-ave. on
Wednesday afternoon Miss Grace Hustled tne
daughter Of Mrs Daniel and Alfred G. Randall
were the contracting couple The Rev : S 9tt
Episcopal church Of which the bridesr20mh n, Is ,ba
trustee performed the ceremony, ASSISTED pE ~, M
Rev Nj Daniel The bride was ATTENDED oy MISS
Mary Hustled maid Of honor ana seSl af,er
Van Orden and Alfred Randall were ushers titrl
the wedding Ny and Mrs. Randall held IeCePIioI9
Relieving the reception they started on men W.
ding tour and after October - VIII ne ~ "'i'' n"
their home, in POcant'co-st ..,,,,, a,dor
The Rev Dr.. Elias s osborn; the pTesidlhg elue5
Of his conference district, will hold me seconu
quarterly conference in ST. Pauls Methodist hpis
copal Church next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
A PREHISTORIC NAN IN OHIO.
CURIOUS SKELETON FOUND BY wORKMEN UNDER
STREET ~ CHU.IICOTHE
From The Chicago Inter ocean

From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
Workmen engaged in eXcavating and grading
Jefferson ave in Chilhcothe Ohio. last week dis
covered a human skeleton which had been buried
I'm sitting posture facing the east the knees being
drawn up under the chin and clasped by the arms
surface. and the whole rested single layer Of
granite powders, varying in size from 20 inches
in diameter and forming eliptcal pavement 2
by feet. with the major axis lying cast and
This pavement Of powders rested on layer Of
burned earth ashes and charcoal about u inches
deep
Buried with the skeleton were found the bones OF
a bird Of prey. either hawk eagle hut no
stone implements II any description found
The discovery made In the second terrace
bottom Of the ScOto River about ~ feet above low
water mark, the soil consisting Of layer OF about
IS inches of sandy loan everything a bed Of coarse
dry gravel OF unknown depth which accounts for
the preservation OF the bones.
No particular care was exercised by the Workmen
in excavatinG the bones, and they were badly
broken. the skull having been crushed by blow
from a pick. careful Inspection OF the skeleton
height with a nearly round head. the facial angle
being IS degrees. nearly could be determined
The discovery Of thus skeleton recalls TO mind
extensive ancient earihworks on this site. now al
most entirely obliterated, which originally inclosed
more than eighty acres Of land within It's walls.
II Of that class designated sacred
Enclosures. OF which there less than five
within a radius Of twenty miles OF Ciillicothe each
! consisting of perfect square containing twenty
acres. large circle containing forty
and smaller circle containing eleven acres
Joined together in various ways. no two being alike
lion the square has been destroyed by the Scioto
River ard q portion of the larger circle has been
DESTROYED By the encroachnlent OF Paint Creek al
some prehistoric date, as Paint Creek now runs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

got 10 go in and win Gertrude Alica knew VA Ia
stata NJ his feelings right enough but IT had pleased
hcr hitherto 10 keep him dangling in httrndtnc" ~
last however she made up her mind 10 ldhu Ne
Ash as soon AS a favorable chance presented l,Sri
And tho onnortunitv came ar IN" Smythington
lifflo sor6e whom tho hashful swain, "'tetinS u
conservatory. liz .ovnrod his lnhInnIfIl "oN'"h w.
loycliest amid the palms and flowers ,,,,
Are are You alone he qucst"n'h 'i"llIiS ,,.
In a moment the fair and ready -Wlttrd ~ , s
brr rbancc and took IT then and there Ionn'
Hon-er Mr.. Finnkn.' she said WIN """eii'" ~
lids "a losr certainly not--lm a Slit .-,od
And nf,oon minutes later whom th"y eur en- q, -
IRON, their retreat Henry was asking hnsell ~
he could have been such Juggins as to postpone
his happiness so lons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Captain Terry 10 take command Of the battle
ship Indiana. Brooklyn Navy Ward.
The Cd Regiment New-Iersey Volunteers 10 ar
rive from Pablo Beach. Fla
MANY of the Republican delegates 20 the STATE
Convention and other Republicans 20 depart ior
Saratoga. Grand Central Station.
Funeral OF William 7. Ryle. No 2is Madison-ave
noon.
Funeral OF Lieutenant Franklin y. l.. Walker. sth
Regiment. New-York Volunteers. Grace church
p. m.
Brooklyn Jockey Club races. Gravesend 215 p m
Music on the Mall. in Central Park; also al Cedar,
Clarenont and Van Corlandt parks. p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
TARRYTOWN.

concert will be held in the Chenille Methodist
Episcopal Chur,h on Thursday evening
The managers cf Robins Nest are having much
such success in arranging for the concert to be
given in aid OF that charitable home. The concert
"a, ,aLa Mace on Saturday afternoon. October s.
on the lawn OF Mr. and Mrs. John d Archoold's
country place. in South Broadway
S~r,',,.ror Hook ard Ladder Company IS making
prsr,ara lions 10 receive tho members y; Harry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
SCARBOROUGH

The following the newly elected OFFICERS OIL 'ne
Young Peoples Society of Christian tndtAVor OF
.ha preshvterian (Shepard Nemoran church OF
,b,s place. President j. T. Patterson; vce-presi-
dent. Miss Muholland secretary MISS LINE F MI,
Wolden A social and business meeting Will mere
after be held once a month. beginning frida!
evening. October IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. %. p. -cot,oncSpot GU miafns
3 ii-32d mddng s2d; low midd;ins "a s me dsy
were 10 600 bales Of which 500 bales we're oi re
ton and export and included 3 500 bales Arls,.e Fu-
ceipts 5000 bales Including l5o0 bales Amrisa .losei
ures opened quiet with a moderate demand s"' $40
cav American mdding |. NJ e. september, oyysrr.
IGad bnyers; september and October j ga ~, en-
October and November ID sellers November anu S3-sd
her G}-tld buyers December and Jah"ats' rshrunry
sellers January and February. Gl ga huAcrs oilers
and Mar,.. 81 sellers March and APRIL s otn June
30 GAGS Cad bayers June and July %
value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
Absolutely Pure
Madc IRON pure grape cream OF tartA

howard Hook and Ladder Company. Of Por' Ches-
lev ON Thursday evening. -, .,vo mar
rage OF Miss Bertha Cook the daughter OF NJ ard
NJ George w Cook Of Windle Park. 10 HoWain
{ 1Tbsver The wedding will take place IN Cn;lst
Fnisronal Church on Saturday. OCTOBER :. the rev
7 seldom Spencer officiating. GA u, .,o :,
fair in ala Of the Church Of the TransnS uraIloi,
vii, ne held next week in the basement OF the neN
The celebration Of the twenty-1fth anniversary IT.
NJ the Church of the Immaculate Conception, III y.
vngton. ended on THURSDAY evening WIN d" vi
tertainment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
roo DEEP EOR HIN

From The Boston Transcript.
Cibbs-What is the title or that book you have
been reading
Webber-"P Plain Thoughts for Common Readers"
Glbhs-What Is # about
Webber-Now you've got me. I've tried my best
but don't clearly understand q word OF it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

RIrCKINGHAM-Mator A. B. Taylor. l. 5 A.
lra,ired) CANRRIDGE-Lieutenan Colonel J. H.
Dorst L. 6. A FIFTH ANENUE-Msior-GeneraI
William r. Shafter. l.. S. A, and Ex-Governor "
ban A. Woodbury. Of Vermont HCLLANp-H. =
Frtck of Pittsbure GRAND-Major j. ". sack
81, / V and Major w. r. Banister. I. :. V.
MURRAY HILI~-Cresswel Mclaughlin. OF corn
wall n Y WINDSOR-M. Cudahy, Of Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
Pr-N MTO By Az UNKNOWN TIG.

Captain Clauden n the schooner Matilda Brook
which arrived here from the South several Gays
ago reported yesterday 10 Lieutenant Fremont the
Supervisor ~ the Harbor. that on Wednesday
,tcb, a., unknown tug with n tow Of two barges
ror into mo schooner while she was Onchored on
Owps Head Brooklyn and knocked hole l"s.Ne
,eet ION, i'm nor side ius, above the water-line
Tho schooner narrowly escaped sinking.
Lieutenant Fremont will investigate The mat
ter and try 10 ind out the name Of he tug.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
RRIARCLIFF MANOR.

The Pew Charles H. Scholey viii occupy the pull
~. 90 tho CONGREGATIONAL church tomorrow morn
ins, and evening I'm the absence of the pastor
Henry Morrison IS the new teacher at me d's
,ric, school at this place and his methods seem 10
Edward I Iickert will lead the meeting or the
yonng People's Society at the Congregational
Church tomorrow evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. FRIDAY SEPT % 1903


ARRIVED.
steamer Iucania CBD Mckay Liverpool september II
and Queenstown Is with ndse ard passengers q Vernon
Steamer Pretoria tGer. Kcpn Hamburg september II,
with mdse and passengers TO the HAMBURG American
Line Sighted south NJ Fire leland NJ 5;3s m.
steamer Sirius 0rl Ford. Rio Janeiro August 81 and
Ilahia September : with mdse to Busk g. Jevons. Ar
rived the Bar a. 80 a M .
steamer Reversible d}n Lube Kingston August 81
- AIMS BAY September ~ Black River ~, and Kings
ton Is 10 PIN Forwood * kelock. Arrived
the Bar AT 400 a m.
steamer Carihbee dlr) Scott Denierara September T.
Barbados a. Martinique a. numioa -. Antigua 10 50
20 cabin passengers 10 + Ouerbridee Go. Arrived
the Ilar NJ > ~ m
steamer jamestown. poaz Norfolk with ndse and pas
-engcrs 20 Old Dominion So Co
steamer CITY Of birmingham. Berg, savannah. Septem
her 90 with mdse and passengers 10 Ocean IS co.
steamer tNorl. Brun. Philadelphia September
90 ballast TO " u Munson.
sandy Hook j. Sept q $40 m Wind sw; light
breeze, clear.
CLEARED.
steamer Ems Ger. Harassowitz Naples. Genoa. etc
-Oelrichs & Co
steamer Umbra orr. button. Liyerpool-v II Brown
a. co.
Steamer IIispania Gen. kuhlwein. Hamburg Ham r.
American Iiae
Steamer La Normsndie ('r,. Faolle. Havre-Com
psgnie Generate Transatlantque
queen Louise (tir, Boursogne Port Elizabeth
Wellington. n W-Unlted states and Australia IS CO.
steamer Helios tGer. Jansen. flushng-Gust Heye
Steamer Otterspool lBr). watt. Galveston Balfour.
Williamson * GO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24

We are still growing.
Our Broadway and send St. store
has gained $500 square feet; our
Broadway and Warren St. store, not
to be outdone, has increased 800
square feet
Plasterers and painters have been
at work till we're fresh and clean
within and without-ready tor you;
and SO is the clean fresh Fall stock
for men and boys.
There are no flowers nor brass
bands. but the welcome will be just
as hearty, and the clothes, shoes
hats and furnishings all the better.
Open until six o'clock.
ROGERS, PEET & Co.
Warren and Broadway.
Prince and broadway.
Thirty second and broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
M ACCEPTED THE GIFT.
From The Kansas CIV Journal


Though he had long adored her in secrct-wor-
shipped. in fact. the very ground pressed beneath
the soles OF her dainty little No 3s-he had never
yet been able 10 screw up sufficient courage 20 pu,
his fate 10 the test Poor fellow! He one OF
those shy. modest. sef-depreciating Of chaps
that are growing rapidly scaTcer. or he would have
tumbled months ago TO the fact that he had only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
ITALIANS HELD At THE B4RGE OFFICE.

The Italian Consul called AZ the Barge ono" yes
tcrday and requested the immigrant ofhoals to
hold Salvatore and Francisco DO Stance. VINO ar
rived on tho Ems Thursday from Genoa. The
Italian Consul said that he had received adVices
from hts Government 20 the effect that the men
had obtained their passports under fdis" pretncts
He thought the men had tried 20 avoid military
service The Italian Consul took the passports
from the men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
GEO. CLINT Co
d3.4s AND At WEST 23:S1.
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: lS4 AND l56 WEST I9m STREET

more than mile to the south. Tho discovery Is
considered of great value from archaeological
point Of view. equal in importance 10 any hereto
fore made in that locality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
BRTDGEPORT UTRDER UYSTER|.
TWO YOUNG MEN ARRESTED IN SOUTH
INGTON. THE GIRLS HCME-THEY SENT
i MONEY! ORDER TO DIR GI-ILFORD.


A MONEY ORDER To DIR. GUILFORD.
Southington. Conn Sept. % Shortly after the
arrival here and the burial Of Miss CHS body this
afternoon Harry Oxlcy and Howard Guernsey. two
vounc men Of prominent families were taken into
custody for supposed connection with the case.
They were taken to Bridgeport tonight OXley IS
the son Of a stationer Of the town and Guernsey
IS the son Of sherman Guernsey who represented
Of the First Congregational Society. and n member
of the School BOARD. Guernsey. jr.. has wife
and child
The arrests were made by Sheriff EaGan AZ the
request Of Detectives Arnold % Bridgeport and
Smith Of Hartford. who drove over from PANTS
willie and met Sheriff EaCan.
No one about the village seems TO have any
knowledge ~ Guernsey being IN the company ol
Miss o;ill while II Is we'll known that oxley was
acquainted with the young woman and has been
IN recent OF frequent letters from her. what evil
dence the detectives have cannot be learnoi
The finding OF the fragments Of an express money
order among some rubbish In the rear yard o' me
house in Bridgeport occupied by Mrs Nancy Gun
ford on Tuesday. was the evidence that led 10 me
arrest Of the men II was ascertained that the
order had been sent from Pantsyille. Under orders
from state Attorney Fessenden and Coroner po'en
the company exposed their records. ana u was
learned that Oxley and Guernsey had sent money
order of SEQ 10 Dr Nancy Guilford ar lHliSrp"il
When the body ~ Miss GIN arrived II was 'akeh
Immediately to the home or her parents In oaks
In front Of the house were Ave carriage ana up9n
the arrival Of the hearse the members ~ IN" I'll
family with a foW friends entered nc carriage
and the little procession. headed by the h'arF.
made its way to oak Iiill Cemetery. WIN "Nc'ed'
inelv brief services conducted hy the Roy. - y
Wilson rector Of So Pau's Protestant Episcopal
church the casket was lowered into me grav"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
SpeciaA Publications
OF THE;
New-yovk SvihuNe.

1.-Nandard war Alias, shoUws
in detaH orr nfa Ocean Possessions,
Ha1ran. Porto Rio. LHIOH Cnbd.
13 Iarge coiored maps, ID trl9 inches
or 70 fp 80. an atlas Of the 1r0rid,
1,IN ali ocean routes and their ieHsh:
aHocean cdbleS. the beamat OF Hauan
in PRINT: and fine ones of the islands
7rhere Me Stars and Stripes hare teen
planted bp the var. 80 cents. post
bdid.
2.-"SUtS Of orr Nary. " a Trib-
me Extra. mi Of hGlt-tOnF pictures
of baHe- Shits. cruisers gHntoaS,
monitors. etc.. aMth haze brOnght
such brilliant 7TrfoueS 10 the Ameri-
can arms. Portraits Of De1rer, Sthlsv.
Sampson. E1ans and others. 10 cents
a rOty. Needed for fHtHre reference.
3.-Ubaf are rOW war Taxes?
For auSufr. see tire Var RSveHHs Bill
IN ne var EdhoH Of the IItne
almanac, 1ehifh is recommended 10 all
By the L. S. internal RfvHps ohts
in Ne1r- York Cit. Pyffe p cents a
fobr. II also contains cast amOrm
Of military, HdrlL and statistical
fats.
i.-StorfS and St0yfSmen. 4 re-
rfe,y. in Mr test TritHHe StrIe, Of each
Of The dWveHf ieadi"g 0bW-au
stotts. lhoc,mg the present status Of
fath. bp prominent NOcietr men. paw
erS amt tOxfrS. IN The Similar 1r1b-'
nns. az SEPT M and 18Th. 4 great
e3ifrOn. 7c1h an immense firfHlat0N.
) cents CObp.
THE TRIBUNE, New- York.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise $50 Sunc,t : ~ NJ on sets - Moons age j"
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
Al So,A, H,.,. . o8 Coy Island zoo Hen Gate 40
= Sonsy HOOK . &, Gov Island . Hell Gate "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-24
OUTGOING STEA NERS.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER -
Bowie Liverpool White star .......- - Zoo m
Kaiser Friedrich Bremen y q Lloyd. ZOO 1890 m
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER p
No0rdland Antwerp. Red star. 900 m 100 m
1eutonic Liverpool White star ....... 0'D m 1910