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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-07

Mar Elm ST. Louis, Ely. Walker a CO..
wholesale airy goods house: 81. 500,enn
apr S-ln business section OF knoxvfIs
Tenn, 3 lives lost N.200. 900.
Apr l5-in New Orleans, Moresaue build-
ing 100000. ''"
App, I-In Newport News, Va. c. a. O.
Ky. Co.'S pier; 100000. In vicinity of
GrantsburR. Wis, forest fires. ~
May 2-ln Pittsburgh, Ia, several bir
business buildings. 1900. 900. 80
May J-At New York. Merchants Refrir-
Grating Co.'S cold storage warehouse; 500
May 2o-In Hoboken. N. j.. 100 homes.
$3.50. 900.
Jun 3-In Alexandra, Va, Bryan's fer
tllzing mill: 100000.
Jun bon Ellis island. IN N. Y. harbor.
Immigrant buildings; $500. 900.
Jul Z-Peoria (ll.) Grape Sugar Co.'S
Jul 27.ln Yonkers. n. Y. Z large fac
Aug l5-In Baltimore. Tunis Lumber Co.'S
saw and planning mills; sCoO, 900.
Sep lG-Great Dismal swamp or virginia
ana North Carolina. covering 400 30. M. on
fire from end 20 end. -"
sep gin Washington. power house Of
Central Traction Co. $1,000. N00.
Oct G-ln Detroit. Mich. opera house and
? business buildings; $4,000.
oct E-In st. Louis. building containing
wabash railway offices: 100000.
Dec l2-In Philadelphia. wholesale and
retail salesroums OF carpet manufacturing
firm Of John & Jas. Dobson.
Dec BIN Cleveland, block In business
enter; S5aO.OrO
DEG 25-In Chicago. Coliseum building;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-07
MINISTERIAL.

Feb 1%i-Illlnois Steel Co.'S works al South
| Chicago start full blast giving work to 1900.
| May 22-Strike OF American flint glass
workers union. inaugurated In Pittsburgh
4 yrs ago. declared or: had cost union over
Jul 1-Upon failure OF Joint wage confer
ence at Youngstown. O., OF Amalgamated
Association OF Iron and Steel Workers and
manufacturers. all union mills closed: $4,000
Jul 5-Great wage struggle inaugurated
by United Mine Workers OF America by a
general strike OF coal miners in Pittsburgh
Jul s-United Mine Workers ~headquar-
tiers at Columbus. o.. report 125.ooo miners
out.
Passaic. N. j., notified employees OF wage
Increase OF from 10 TO Is per cent.
Jul 2S-Coal operators OF Pittsburgh dis
trlct adopted true uniformity" agreement.
Jul 3i-William Cummings. leader of nom
union miners at Scottdale, Pa, killed In
quarrel with union men.
Aug 4eJudge Jackson federal court at
parkersburg. w. Va.) enjoins Il. V. Debs
and associates ~tresspassing on property OF
Monongah Coke & Coal Co. or melting its
Aug 1s-Preliminary Injunction issued at
Pittsburgh, Pa. against marching OF strlk-
ers or interference with n. Y. a Cleveland
Aug 2i-Nine men seriously Injured in riot
among strikers at Unity mines near Pitts
Aug 2s-Empioyers concede increase OF Is
per. cent. In wages 70 New York ~tailors.
and strike declared Off.
Aug 25-In New York city. 1900 cloak
makers strike for higher wages.
Aug 31-Labor leaders In conference ut
st. Louis adopt resolutions coring govern
ment by Injunction. favoring public owner
ship OF railways and telegraphs, and right
OF people to bea arms.
Sep FIN 10 weeks OF miners strike. strik-
ers lost In wages $40. SOC, 600.
Sep 10-Nineteen dead and Al wounded was
result OF a volley fired by deputy sherirs
into mob Of miners on outskirts Of Latimor,
Pa.
nj. Columbus. o.. voted TO accept compro-
mise OF 50 cents a ton and declare of the
strike.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-07
CAPABILITIES.

reporting Catastrophes In wh,ch
Five or More Lives Are Lost.
Jan tNelson, Neb.. & in nina exnio.,or
cage. ~ IN raining
ian lS-Dallas, Tex. is children by fire.
sea. ~1oshe' - H. IA wreck at
,n jan 2tEPerry. Q. T.. IS children severely
lay py collapse OF school building.
Fan x..Six In wreck OF boat between
Esshsyille. Ind. and Hartford, Ky....East
NyrIoik, Conn. g. in railway wreck.
dean 1-Near Mt. Ida. Ark. s frozen to.
cs sin ~si1HoSoksn. N. J.. mother and I
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-07

Oct 25-Delaware coast swept by worst
storm ms years. dan age. S1,0oo.oc0..
braska and South Dakota.
Nov lV-Destructive tornado at Boulder
and other Colorado towns.
Dec 3-violent earthquake felt At Galena.
III.
Dec i3-Tornado at Point La Hacne. In.
wrecked buildings and took life... Earth
quake at Lebanon. Ill
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1898-01-07

Involving . Lcss Of HAN . million
Dollars or More.
Jan 2e-rn Philadelphia, several business
Bros. big grocery; -. 100000. In Chicsgo'
Williams block: $3.50. 900.
Feb 2--In ~Harrhburg. Pa, state CAPT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03

on the Emperor. Nearly every country Was repre-
scented by corsiils in uniform
, ,rrv before Trstice Scott in the Supreme Court
YESTERDAY returned verdict for 5000 In favor OF
Bessie Gurland who sued Morris Goidstein TOT
30 90 damages for breach Of promise of marriage
The article IN Thursdays Tribune relative 20
telephone and trolley concessions In Shansha'
China. was IN error IN saying that proposals ior
installing teleunone and trolley systems in mat
c,,,. mus, he sent 10 Messrs Blackal e. Baldwin,
~ M 20 Cortlsndt-st. and by til, m forwarded 70
N. Shanghai Municipal Council for consideration
a. q meeting to be held March 10: the TACT Do
, ,ba+ tenders are 10 be sent directly to J. q. F.
Bland secretary Of the Council in Shanghai.
Tho Nsw-york Association for Improving the
Condition OF the Poor acknowledges the receipt OIL
,goo from "A Friend" for its fund for supplying
oo,i ~ the worthy poor Last winter the associa-
ION snent $500 for this purpose. and 1t IS ex-
nec,ed that the amount required this year VIII ne
even larger as the cold weather has begun earlier
The arplica lions for relief have been numerous
since the snowstorm. tho cold forcing many 10
a.k FOR help who would otherwise have cared for
themselves.
Samuel Colcord. who was we'll known as
,raacbar and lecturer in this city about sixteen
,.a,rs ago has decided 70 lecture again. He VIII
couvor lecture at the Church Of the Disciples OF
christ ~ One-hundred- nd-sixty nnth-st and
rranklin-avo tomorrow al p. m. and the sub
iec; Of his discourse will be reply to lnserso"'
For some time Mr. Colcord was the pastor or the
Puritan Congrega tional Church. Brooklyn
Postrna er Van Colt announces that the mails
from Australia which arrived at vancouver are
dua n Now-York On the morning Of Tuesday, De-
cernber s Mails for Australia Will close az the
General Postofioe. this city. at $50 p. m on De-
cember s.
At the meeting Of th@ Mount Holyoke Alumn%
Association New YofE. 70 be held to-day az the
r,fth Avenue Hotel. speeches will be delivered by
Professor c. A. Young. Of Princeton CniVersity'
Richard watson 6 oer. md Irs. Field, the presi-
don't o. tie Womar's club Orange. :. }. The
business awaiting the action ~ the association Will
b, passed upon At u a m and at p. m luncheon
u,ili he served.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
SING SING.

George e. Vending will open this seasons
course Of popular lectures at the First Baptist
Church on Monday evening. taking for his subject
'Mirabeau and The French Revouron.'
A basket party Tor the benefit Of the "omens
Ala Society Of the Highland Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church will be held at tn home Of Mrs.
Paul NJ. Pierson in Maurice-ave.. on Monday even
ing, December y
4 Christmas sale and art reception will be held
A. the home q Mrs Franklin Brandreth for the
teneft Of the Day Nurserr on SATURDAY s4ternoon.
DECEMBER l.. from 20 o'clock Tea and coffee
vii served I o'clock
James Z Rowland. Of the real estate and insur-
snce firm q Rowland & Horton, IN this village,
died az his home. IN Broad-sve., Yesterday morn
ing NJ Rowland was born IN Durham, Green
County IN this STATE. siyty--even years ago. ana
was one Of the best-DnoWl cal estate men in tlis
county. He had bee engaged in business IN this
village fo- more than thirty years widow ara
two children-Fnank c Rowland; O. New-York
City. and Mrs. " ! Sherwood. Of Nvack Rock
The marriage OF Miss Josephine Barton daughter
Of Ny and Ms Edwin Percival Bassett. OF Brook
lvn an5 John Curry Barlow. Of this vilsGe was
soienniLed 50. / lke's Church.. Brook IN. on
Tuesday evening. the Rev. George W. Ferguson, or
Trinity church this village. assisteG by the Key
maid Of honor vas Miss Hakes. Of Brooklyn; the
Brookiyn and Mss Eserhart. Of Boston. The
usne, were George Hyatt. George :. Jenkins. y.
: HIATT and " II NapgoOd. OF this village. arc
Crarles C. FLbbcM OF New-Yor': city. 'arge
ceremony. and al the reception which followed AZ
the home Of Inc brides parents TIE newly mar
ried couple. after their wedcin@ tour. Wi. make
their home ir LindeA-aVe. IN this village
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

The certificate of Incorporation OF the Focan'co
River Water Company was filed in inc county
Clerks Office yesterday. 1t is the Ola foc"h'ioo
Waterworks Company. which supplies the village Oh
North Tarrytown. which was sold by oider Oh
the court n August last. when j Frederic her-
nochan became the owner o. the property ara
franchises associating With himself Ralph Oims'eo
Ives Henry r. Winthrop. Henry F. Miller. reGerlc
Kernochan, George c. Freer. Charles L. At'erouIy
and Thornwan Mutually all OF New-lork C4iy me
maximum amount u capital stock is fixed al s-oo'-
90 divided into 800 saares, ana, the p'mclPa once
is in North TarrytOwn. 49, 20 Crown
Following the newly elected ofhcers o. Nro run,
well Post No. i56. G. A. r.: Edward Is. Long com,
nander. {. y smith senior vice-conhiaIuC ~" -,
Hodrson surgeon: Theodore NJ Dean, cnapiaiiNn'
Berlin II Palmer qlafisTmaaster &c % 1ess otrcer
Of Inc guard: trustees. c. y. Smith, u. T. Glroy
and j. " Bogart: delegate to department enca;;lp-
delegate to Nestchester County Associa M rbrrs
Hodgsoa Tne installation Will be held on -hu'S'
The Central Bowling Club has elected John j:
a. & a. Matthies treasurer. and John G. Maer.
secretary for ;iie ensuing wear, - ,opnos -
on account OF the serious illness or Mrs. =. ~
Maconbrey WHO was prominent n We V ,, GHrs,
tian Association Sc, down for December s. mas oeeh
The Rev Dr. sylvester Lowthcr Of the Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church. started 'or VS. wv
gin!a on Thursday morning. TO fisi' als III
State Treasurer Kendall WAC IS se''o"''E at wan
NP he hodv a. Thomas c. lie Valley OF the Naval
Reserve is expected to arrive AZ NeW-l oIh ~
morrow Burial services at kensico Cemetery VIII
he conducted by the Tirt Battalion. Maya Noiun,
tecrs s y. Y. late Of tho J. :. :. hdHNo'' '''
SUNDAY afternoon. December IL . -o....,.
The annual meeting Of The WestcaeSi,rr Dol HI
Arric,l,rra society vii be held IN the TOWN nan
IN his village next Tuesday morning at il O'CLOCK,
The anna. convention ~ the societies OF mus nus
,ian Endeavor % Westminster County VIII pe heI9
in this village on February % lN@ II i eNpccIor
that this convention will surpass any of iorn,cr
,esrs in The ruuher Of delegates present and the
number 81 prominent speakers in attendAhce 49,
q G. Platt has been elected superintenacnt or me
Sunday-schoOl OF tho Memorial Methodist hpisc"pai
church: H. r Shear. ass.stan' sUpernten den, MTs.
! y "a nnpheli. female superini endent: Wllam :
BANKS secretary. Frank Platt assistant secretary:
John Birch treasurer: Mrs T j. lamletf: orgSInist'
Nrs = + Hopkns assistant orgdnist: F. j liam
'ot; chorlster: Frederick Oaky. librarian; William
" LYON assistant librarian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
EoN0R FOE THE MUSEru OF ART.

TIL Cesnola exhibit which Dr. Luigi Roversl.
corresponding member from New-YC~k Of the
National ard International Exposition Of Turin.
Italy, conceived and sent TO the expo itiOn. n
oDtained the highest award jury could confe..
that Of the Cir I'd u )iomd Of Honor. This
hibit consists Of The Cyprus; Its Cities. Tombs
ami Temples" by General l. p. III Cesnola; The
Illustrated Cyprus Atlas % four volumes.
album containing over a hundred photographs
showing the interior End exterior OF the Nero
poltan Museum.
The importance and significance Of the award
appear stii greater when one considers that Cen
erai d! Cesnols for the last thirty-tWo years has
been a America citizen. and that he Is not
exhibitor of his works. and hearing III nina that
the two essential conditions for obtaining prize
al Turin be American cIii2 and
exhibitor the exception made by the jury IN favor
Of the Ccsnola exhibit rebounds 10 the honor o'
the Metropolitan Museum Of Art. and consequently
70 that OF the Board Of Trustees
In connection with the award Of Turin King
Iumbert decorated General u Ccsnol, with the
order OF Knight Commander Of 81 Maurice and
Iazare. one of The oldest and highest. not only
OF Italy but also Of all Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
FREIGHT RATES FOR EXHIBIT.

NJ Picard Director-(ieueral OF the Paris Fx-
position Of 1900 has arranged transportation
or frc ieht tariff with the Fix large railroads thai
do nearly all the carrying in France for the trans
portation Of exhibits from tno seaboard TO Paris.
All goods or articles TO he exhibited al the uni
ve-sal expost lion in will lie carried 70 Paris
these railroads at reduction OF p per cent from
the regular rates. and returning from Paris TO
seaport towns at - per cent less than current
rates According to the rules Of tho exposition the
necessary water, gas, steam and motive power
are to be supplied 10 exhibitors free OF charge
The United States National Association OF Manu-
facturers. Of which {. A. Moore. Of No. III Lib
crtyst this city IS preside IT. is looking after
the interests Of It's members on all matters per-
tanning 20 their exhibits. such As transportation.
installation and of displays. The arrange
mcnts which the association j. making for its
members who expect to be exhibitors in 1890 are
~.fas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
ASSAYER TORREY CONVICTED.

FOUND GUILTY OF MALICIOUS MIscHrEF-HIs
cor NsEL WILL. APPEAL THE CASE.
Morristown. y. j., Dec. e.-Iierbert Gray Torrey.
the Government assayer at the Sub-Treasury IN
New-York was convicted to-day OF malicious mis-
chief indictment founded upon the allega-
lions that Mr. Torrey and others broke into the
factory Of the Magnolia Metal Company. At Stir
ling. and wantony destroyed properly belonging 10
the metal company.
The company the complainant The de-
fence did deny forcing an entrance. but
claimed a right of entrance to the factory under
agreements existing at the time OF entry and con-
tended that the material destroyed the prop
erty Of the defendant. and that he had "A perfect
right TO destroy or remove II. as he pleased. Judge
j. Franklin Fort. of Newark tried the
The jury WIS out eight hours and brought ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
HEAVIEST NAN N HARLEM 4 Suicide

Philip Metz. thirty-hve years old. shot himself
Yesterday afternoon in his home. No. III East
One hundred nd eleventh-st and died three hours
later Metz was Paper manufacturer. having An
office at No. "a Ann-st. He was well known in the
downtown part OF the city, because OF his great
size He weighed i25 pounds and was known AS
THE heaviest in Harlem
Metz had luncheon with his wife ard their thres
children yesterday. and then said that he would
take a short rest before returning 10 his place Of
business He upstairs 70 his room. and not
long aftorward his wife heard pistol shot. and
Fastening 70 the room. found her husband lying on
the floor unconscious
Mrs Metz said Yesterday tha her husband had
been much troubled acely with business cares, ard
she thinks that worry over his affairs made him
temporarily insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03

Fayai. Dec Arrived steamer pona Maria poV'
Jensen NeN-York for o. -:to ard Lisbon. nj
Genoa 2N-SaileG steamer Sir Lewis 'o''
Roberts New York previously $3.50.
Nanes Dec SAILED steamer karamania tSrl, John'
ton Ncw-Nork. ,... mi
Brownless Trieste for Sew-York. -.
Trieste Dec Arrived steamer PiGua OBJ b'o"H
New York. - ,,,.,
Pon,a Ferraria. Dec Passed. steamer Vienna Auso'
Heglch NA.-York FOR MarSe lies. etc r,.nx
Tarifa Dec 2-Passed steamer Cabra ,BO. hev
Patros FOR New-York. Ana,
:, Nchaels Dec 2-Arrived steamer Vienna lAusu
Heclich New-York FOR Marseilles Genoa and l''''
dor coal. 80, r-u.
St Luc.a Dec i-saied steamer Mozart dr' EH'
from RIO Janero for New-Norh ,,a
Perrambuco. Nov 29-salled steamer Button 'sF'
Oils. New-Nork ...v
santos Dec sailed steamer cyrene 'Br. Ne7'
Rio Janeiro Nov 3o-saled. steamer Be'ent'n I'D
Jared New York .. nh
Montevldeo Nov Arrived steamer Belian 'h 'e''
East London Nov so--Arryed. steamer con:erie 'BO'
KENNEDY ork. VIA Algoa Bay ,,,,
Port Natal. Nov 2s-Arrlted. steamer bliiefeF '"''
Hay New-York. Cape Town. etc
2-Saed, steamer 'ilenartney tbr'' ''' NV"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

K,t-Kat Club exhibition. No - East FIFTEENTH
st. 2 10 p m.
PRESBYTERIAN Hospital anniversary, ?. m.
R,cvcle races Madison Square Garden. ?. m
Annual games Of Eth Regiment Athletic Associa-
ton. armory 2. m
College Women's Club Sherry's. 2. m.
Lecture BY D Cady Eaton. Metropolitan Museum.
y e n.
Lecture by Professor William Hallock Museum
Of Natural History. 2. m.
Dr William r Harpers lecture, Cooper Union.
p.
Camera Club dinner. Arena. 7 2. m
Challenge debate Harlem Branch. Y. NJ. e. A,
6.l5 p
Delta Kama Epsilon Club vaudeville entertain
rnent No 3 West Thirty frst-st. evening.
p.ouhlicsn club smoker, No. 40 Fifth-ave., even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
SAY FRANCISCO INNING STOCKS.
FAST BrrFALO CATTLE MARKET

ras, Runao Dee. 2-Recepts Il sale and through
,is .hsen ana hogs during the twentyour hours es
a, noon today Cattle cars sheep ana M"s,
~ rara hogs l72 cars shipments Cattle - cars s 80,
and lambs Il cars. hogs. 80 Cattlc-Ihef IN.
no fresh sale cattle and liberal through shipments
tone Of "a. market steady and unchans~i ,es
we're In fair supply. good demand and sieai. go.
figures. Choice extra guoahe. - ''.sx
cod 10 choice S1aS1 -. sheep and lambs The ondli
were liberal Is loads-inciuding loads held over A..
loads ~ canada lambs The general demand was n.
active and prices stronger. Lambs choice g extra
ouotable s. 35aS5 ~ good choice. $3.50 - ~. ~
t. lar s. JoGs5. sheep choice 70 extra - - ~ ~
good 20 choice SiNst rs common - fair. = ~ -
IN. clearance was fair and there pretty ".
close Hogs-The receipts ~ sale hogs today ~.s sr
c.ssVe the largest IN fact. this time % wees -,
wears There 1871 Of hogs and were u 10, ~
the active demand and rather steady feeling
there would probably would have heen large lump
a very irregular trade. The basis Of - S'HS - ~
fairly maintained the proportion z hogs hsa 60
va moderate Workers. sold generally - eV1s' -
mixed packers 81 35dS3 20 pigs. So 3o0sS 81 ro.ss
10 stays 81 50dS2 rs. Heavy hogs we're qu. "a
e 100 80 a. There bunch Of hogs sold al ~
m the top quotabe price would hardly exceed * ~ NV
q, So steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
NEW-EOCHELLE.

\ meeting will be held tonight by the Repub-
Ncans Of this village for the purpose OF organizing
new club. If the organization can be formed
the old clubs will he dsbanded and merged into
the new one. In this manner II is hoped TO eradl-
cate Ali differences between the Republican 1ac-
lions Of the town and village. . - 49,,
The members OF Auxiliary No e Red cross, o.
mont will attend the meeting OF the NationaI heu
Cross Society at Sherry's on Friday evening -,
4 new lodge OF the knights OF Columbus VIII
nc instituted in Huguenot Han to-morroW aitrr-
noon nv ex-Judge r. Y. O'DOnoghue. OF NonKers,
And his staff Arrangements have been made Tor
q dinner for three hundred visitors following me
Installation The principal speakers a. the dnheff
viii be John J. De Laney and John NJ Ward OF
New YOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
MUTUAL AND CONSOLIDATED GAS.

The acquisition by the Consolidated Gas Com
pany Of q controlling interest IN the Mutual Gas
COMPANY continues 10 be topic Of discussion In
The financial district. 1t was said Yesterday that
three men identified with the Consolidated had
bought the Vanderbilt holdings OF Mutual stock. 80
per cent Of the total Another report was that
John y. Rockefeller had bought for 500 share
the controlling interest In the Mutual company.
for the purpose % protecting the oil business OF
The STANDARD Oh COMPANY but al his Office IL
was said that there not word Of truth
in the story Il is generally supposed, however,
that certain Standard Oil interests are the pur-
cl,ssers ne alrsses to the price paid for the
etock ranging ali the way from $50 10 500 share
the present quotation for Mutual Gas Company
asked an advance Of SIS share since the first Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
Mr.. riRNEGIES NEW NOME.
TO BUILD THE MOST MODEST. Pr.Al>2sT AND
MOST ROoMY HOUSE N NETWORK"
OPPOSITE CENTRAL PARK

MOST ROOMY HOUSE IN NtN-Nof'"
OPPOSITE CENTRAL PARK
Andrew Carnegie admitted yesterday that he was
the purchaser Of the TWO books. comprising th.rty
lots Of city realty in Fith-ave.. between Ninctieth
nd Nlroty-second Charles \ Could is also
Interested ~ the purchase TO some extent. Mr..
carr esic intends to build on the property. not n
''na ace" he aid yesterday but "'he most modest,
p!a.nost and most roomy house in New-York" Tie
hal bought he property he said because ne
wanted 10 1.-Two alongside the Park"
The prec Gus little lie that has come TO Ms needs
the Park and sunshine" said ~. Carnegie y"ster-
day and IT IS for these reasons that We not only
have concurred in the advice of our physician. but
deemed il duty 10 move UP to the highest ground
and where there is plenty Of room. As for building
a grand palace. that Is foreign 10 our tastes
Mr. Carnegie VIII bud or the block between
Nneticth and Ninety first SITS II was said ycsteg
day by realty concerned In his purchase. that
ne intended to sell the nOrthery block OF the TWO
10 purchasers WHO would be congcnia, noighbors
Tor improvement with private dwellings. The deeds
for the whole. II said would be drawn I'm
TIN. name ~ Mrs. Carnegie.
Notice has been served the lessee Of the riding
academy occupying part of the southerly
plot vacaie The building within sixty days. The
plot is to be brought 10 q level grade and sodded
so that when any part is sold and improved, the
unsold remainder be mant aimed like private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
BRIARCLIFF MANOR.

The Pew F. F. Blessing Of the Scarborough Pres
hyterian Church. and Ii. 2,v. Alexa.. e MacCol
81 the CONGREGATIONAL Church. Of this place. viii
exchange pulpits tomorrow morning.
At the onthly praise service IN .he 'ongreg2-
,ional Church to-u.orrow evening the pastor Will
speak upon ''NewmanG Lead, Kindly L!ght.-the
Hymn and It's Story The choir ana orchestra
under the direction Of Professor Rail. viii present
special music.
Plans have been completed for the erection OF
o1bljc hall In this place. Tie Building VIII be nea?
The site Of the old schoolhouse and, besides an
auditorium caLable Of accom- nOCating hve hundred
persons Will contain apartments for library.
reading room and similar purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-03
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers to SAL to-day are:
On the steamer FUrnessia-Adran Coke Hill Ny
and Mrs D. Martin. jr J. D. NOR, and Mrs Helen
4 Walker. -,
On the steamer Etrurta--G. y. Bird f.. Cruik-
shank and Alexander Hi. all Of New-York. Lieu
tenant r. J.. Thorpe-Doubble. X. a, England.
On La Touraine--Marquis des Monsters Merin-
VILE Countess &c Jotemps. DR.. Charles simon MIS-
J Thibaut and Mrs. Wilbert II. Booth.
Owing 70 the fact that the steamer Ems was
late in reaching his port. her sailing has been
delayed until Sunday. Among the saloon passen-
gers are Granville Roland Fortescue and Miss lsa-
bel Erdmann
When the steamer Maasdam arrives at ROtter-
dam her commander Captain Albert Potter. Will
have completed MS 1coth round trip from New-York