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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-08
Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, Of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows;
81 was in a most dreadful condition.
Ny skin was almost yellow, eyes sunk
en-, tongue coated, pain continually IN
back and sides, no appetlte-gradually
growing weaker day by day. Three
physicians had given me up. Fortu-
nately "a friend advised trying Electric
Bltters; and to my great JOY and sur
prise, the first bottle made a decided
improvement. continued their use
for three weeks, and am now well
man. know they saved my hte,and
robbed the grave of another victim.
No one should fail to try them. Only
so cents per bottle at Remnants Phar-
macy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-08
Work Given Up.

81 had bolts all over my body and became
So weak could hardly walk. ! became re-
ducsd IN flesh aud was obliged To give no
work. | began taking Hoods Satsapatlla
and 10 made me sound aud well 80 That have
been able 10 resume my work. ] nov wclgh
80 pounds" CHARLES W. POKE, Brucetown'
Virginia.
HOODS PILLS are the only pills To take
with Hoods Sarst parillA. BE sure To get
Hoods.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-08
The Shenandoah Junction Camp-Meeting.

The Shenandoah Junction Campaigning.
The respectable people Of Shenan-
doah Junction are very much worked
up over the outrageous conduct Of the
crowds of colored people who have
been attending the camp-meeting at
that place. Last Sunday was cul-
mination Of the riotous scenes that are
to be witnessed on such occasions.
There was big crowd Of negroes from
surrounding towns, most Of whom
were there, apparently, for a frolic OF
the widest sort. We are informed
that drunkenness, gambling, fighting
and RIGHTEOUSNESS of the vilest de-
scription prevailed about the woods
and in the village, and it was unsafe
for women and children to be out Of
doors.
There were some interesting scenes.
A party of colored toughs were play
ing poker under tree. Ten or twelve
dollars was in the jackpot, when one
of the players drew revolver and
slowly waved it in a half circle that
covered the other players. Gents,
said he, a guess dis heah jackpot be-
longs to me" He thereupon scooped
in the money and slowly backed away
until he was in position to make his
escape. AS a result of his days card
playing a Martinsburg coon, it is said,
carried off over a hundred dollars.
While another game of cards was in
progress a Charlestown coon came
along and playfully kicked over the
table. As he had a revolver in his
hand that seemed itching to go of,
none of the players made any fuss. a
Bluefeld negro, however, who had
held lovely hand, kept his eye on
the playful darby, and when the lat
ter strolled away he got up and saun-
tered after him. He got himself
carriage whip as he passed along, and
a few moments later, when the Charles
towner stopped to talk to some friends,
he was surprised to see a big siz-shOot-
er staring him in the face, with the
Bluefeld negro behind it. Covering
the fellow with the revolver in his
left hand, Bluefeld began to lay on
with the whip, and when he got tired
some ten or fifteen minutes later, the
Charlestowner was a bleeding and
humbled coon, having had the worst
whipping he ever got.
Fightings and broils and indecent
behavior were the order Of the day,
and the people Of the Junction are de-
termined that these gatherings shall
be broken up.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-08

By the collapse Of bridge that was
being built over the st. Lawrence river
at Hogansburg, n. y, on Tuesday,
fifteen men were killed and many IN
iured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-08

We want fairly hum during August As LOW
power lively demand propose TO nauguratca
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-08

Will soon be over We hope you
have spent a pleasant one, and are
now ready and willing to start in on
a new year Of school life to make
the best Of your opportunities to
make Of yourselves
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1898-09-08
Men and Women.
Before you start we invite you to
examine our stock Of
School Supplies.

We are headquarters for these.
We have all the School Books. Our
line Of School Supplies is larger and
more complete than ever before
Lead Pencils. Slate Pencils, Erasers
Gnk and PENCIL, States, Ink, Cray
ons, Rulers, Pencil Holders, Slate
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l cent up, the best and most for
your money; either Pen or Pencil
Foolscap, Legalcap and Drawing
paper in Tablet form.
We invite your attention to our
full line Of Box Stationery, Tablets
and Envelopes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
TARRYTOWN.

Miss Mary Greenleaf Tracy died on Thursday
evening at her h.me. in Upper Man-st. She was
the daughter Of the late Frederick and Eliza Ripley
Tracy. and was born In New-York City seventy
TWO years ago. Her funeral Will be held on Mon
Gay. the Rev. j. Selden Spencer. rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church, officiating. Burial will re In
Sleepy Hollow.
IL was announced Yesterday that papers had been
signed for the sale of the Eugene Jones estate In
This village. including Brooksde Park. the Wash
ngion Building and the old shoe factory. 20 Amos
q Senator in New-Jerseyi and IS at present con-
nected with The Mutual LIS Insurance Company.
u was Impossible TO learn yesterday lust what Slr.
Clark's plans are, but i said that he would
move TO Tarrytown on January l, and INTENDED 10
erect several handsome houses along Broadway.
The price paid has not been made known. but some
real estate men estimate the value OF the property
TO be $4,000.
The Christmas services az Christ Episcopal
Church will be held az 40 O'Clock this afternoon.
The Rev. George Ferris. pastor OF the First
Baptist Church, Will preach the last sermon OF the
series THE Front Steps Of Character to-nor-
evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
NrW.YORK CITY.

Professor Graham Taylor. OF Chicago. the head
II tho Chicago Commons Will speak on FridaS
evening next n The Fif;h ATcrde Baptist Cn"rch'
No West Forty-s,xth-s'. Ga "Ihe Socla4 lhcar
nation Exemplihed in the Settlement Movement
The evening service tomorrow In Christs Mis-
sion No l4e West Twenty-frst-st.. the Rev James
A. OConnor pastor. VIII be attended by the vari-
Gus councils OF the Junior order Of United Ameri-
can Mechanics. The sermon will be preached by
the Rev DR.. Albert r. King and there VIII be ad-
dresses by several members Of the order
The Rev Russell II. Conwell. Of Philadelphia
will deliver lecture on January g. at Sis p. m. In
the Epiphany Baptist Church. Sxty-fourth-st. and
Madson-avc. for the benefit OF the Boys Club
Redmond. Kerr & Co. have purchased 100000 OF
Ncw-York Lcckawanna and Western terminal
per cent bonds from the company. The authorized
issue & s. 0i 600 g. 0r0n0 OF which IS already IN the
hands Of the public.
The Manhattan East Side Mission No. 4l6 10 ~
East Twenty-sixth-st.. Will give on Monday
Christmas dinner for the occupants Of its lodging
houses IN East Twenty-sixth-st.. and on December
80 II vii! present Christmas gifts to tho children OF
,ts sunday and sewing schools. Christmas din
nor will be given for eighty mon OF the Cremorne
Mission OH Monday by Mr. and Mrs Ballou.
Mrs Lottie e Simmons has brought a SUIT IN
the Supreme Court for separation from her hus-
band Felix J. Simmons. on the ground Of abandon
ment and non-support Simmons Is the superin-
tendent OF the ST Nicholas Skating Rink IN West
sixty-sxth-st His wife asks for a complete sepa-
ration. and also that the defendant make suitable
provision for her support and maintenance.
The Appellate Division Of the Supreme Court
Yesterday handed down a decision denying mo-
ton made by the commissioners appointed 70 ac-
euire title to property taken FOR the Edgecombe
Road for permission 20 appeal 70 the Court Of APP
peais against tho decision OF the lower court deny
ing them an extra allowance for their work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
BROOKLYN NEWS ~ BRIEF.

Six convicts In tho Kings County Penitent'ary
have been driven Insane IN the last three weeks
through enforced ideness. They were sent away
yesterday. Two, were sent TO the National Insane
Asyium IN Washington They we're Henry Turner,
alias Dynamite jack Indian Territory out
law serving a ftteen-year sentence for holding up
an EXPRESS train and Robert Sti,ler. under thir-
tesn-vear sentence who committed similar crime
I'm the Indian Territory. The other four were State
prisoners and we're sent to Matteawan
Mrs Alfred j. LEM forty-eiGht years old. wife OF
a well-to-do retired storekeeper 81 the twenty
sixth Ward living at No. 81 Barbey-st.. committed
suicide la : on Thursday evening by taking carboIc
acid She left husband but no children Her
mind IL believed 70 have been unbalanced.
Edward NJ Shepard I. III with the grip at his
home in Congress-st. His condition was improved
yesterday.
Homer c. Bristol former principal OF Public
School No. 49, intermediate. has been chosen by
the local committee OF Grammar School NO 10 70
succeed Principal John Fl. Haaren.
The results Of the canvass OF the soldiers votes
OF Kings County made public yesterday
Roosevelt received 3o5 and Van Wyck 1913. max
ing plurality Of two for Roosevelt For Lieu
tenant-Governor Woodruff received 318 and Dan
forth go Two Prohibition votes were cast and no
Socialist-Labor vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
SING SING.

Lawrence GAY. a convict IN the State Prison AZ
this place where ne was serving sentence loi
burglary made his escape this afternoon apon' D
O'clock He was one OF A gang employed outside
the prison proper in building the new guard post
and gateway the southeast corner OF me prison
wall II is thought that he MADE his ESCAPE og
climbing on some slow-moving freight tram. a.
his convict clothes were afierward found in me
railroad tunnel by some boys. Gay Is thirty .one
years old and was sent 10 the prison for oule-
lazy committed In Mount Vernon He was sen
fenced by Judge Smith Lent. IN me S9nhtE our,
and came 70 The prison on June =. 1871; he was
considered an excellent prisoner ana his escape
came as a surprise. he had only a short tune
20 serve The usual precautions were taken 10
secure his recapture. 4. 1870,
H 6 Filth an has Just closed successful series
Of evangelical meetings IN Germantown ano Is
now spending a few days in this village. the guest
OF General and Mrs r. A. McAlpn.
The treasurer OF the Osslning hospiIai hsso
citation announces that the net prohts or the recent
bazaar given for the benefit Of the INSTITUTION were
GSll o. -. >,,
Post No l44 G. A r.. will ins; al the newly elected
officers OF McKeel Post OF Mount Kisco on
"wednesday evening. January Il
Excellent musical programmes have been pre-
pared for the Christmas services IN all the churches
OF the village tomorrow morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
YCNKERS.

The Hollywood Inn Club. which has been giving
series OF receptions for the workingmen Of the
several factories Of the city closed the series Thurs
day evening by reception for the second section %
the employees OF Alexander Smith & Sons Carpet
Company The first section entertained or
Wednesday These receptions have brought 20 the
Inn a large number Of men who otherwise would
not have been reached.
There was a meetirg % the Yonkers Cor,nthiaH
Yacht Club on Thursday evening IN the directors
room. al Hollywood Inn. Commodore Prime pre-
sided II was decided after SONS discussion 10
accept the proposition OF The Trustees OF the Inn
10 get quarters ir the Inn property and members
Joining the Inn club 70 have all the privileges Of
the institution. The new Arrangement is TO 70 inrO
effect with the beginning Of the new year
The public schools Of the ciry closed yesterday
for the Christmas vacation. and will reopen on
January
sale under the auspices % the Ladies Aid So
Getty Of the Nepperhan Avenue Baptist Church Will
be held this afternoon and evening az The church.
IN Nepperhan-ave.. near Elm-st.
The Alumni Association of the Yonkera High
School met last evening in the High School build
ing. and continued the study Of King LEAR"
The children Of the First Unitarian Sunday-school
met yesterday afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Irwin
No Lakeave and put the finishing touches on the
home OF the Rev. Dr. James T. Bixby. pastor OF
the church on Thursday afternoon Of next week.
The Sunshine Band OF the Young Woman's Chris
tian Associate had lis Christmas exercises yes
terday al its rooms. IN Prospect-st. There were
singing and recita ions. and an address by the
Rev DR.. Charles f. Allison pastor OF the Day
spring Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
WHITE PLAINS.

Court White Plains. Foresters OF America. mas
elected the following officers. Chief ranger DaNa
L. Martin: sub-chiet ranger. James h DlcNe"s'
treasurer Charles 4 Matthies. financial secretary
Arthur j. Mathews; recording secretary, William J.
Mccarthy; senior woodward. Edward Fitzserait'
Junior woodward Elisha b. Sutton, senior oeaoe'
William Murphy; jGuior beadie George Eoherts'
trustees. James Murphy and James W; Stanoro,
The ConcorGia Singing Society VIII ho!d lis silnua.
Christmas iestva. in is mootins-rooms on Mo"o'E
evening. 49, ...,,,,,
White Plains Council, Junior Ord9r American
Mechanics has elected the following oihcerS- ouli-
c.llor, J. b. Weller; vice-counclof, James Evans !:
recording secretary a. W. Eesleston. II as'l.lai
recording secretary. Wiiinn Lambert; man "
secretary George Phahl conductor. GranNhle rag
don: warden. William Dooley; inside sentinel. a.
Reeves. outside mel George stevens trustee
William ]. Francis: delegate: w liam Lsinorrt. ,u
PRINCIPAL G.. II. NcNair o., ne HlCh Scoooi VIII
attend The convention % the associated academic
princ,pals 10 he held ~ Albany next week.
A number OF High School s'ucen's VIII S'Ne FL"
Informal dance mary O. , ~,
The Alumni Associa-ior ~ TIE White PI"ins I'm
School will hold rs FIRST annual banquet on Wec''es-
day evening AZ the Elhcron Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
THE DEATH or JULICS r. PRATT.

Further particulars regarding the death OF julius
r. Pratt in South Africa, which noted IN
yesterdays Tribune. have been received by P r.
Robinson, Of No. 81 Nassau-st Mr.. Pratt's brother
n-law. In letter which was sent by the secretary
Of the Memorial Hospital OF Buawsyo to the Co
lumbia Finance and Trust Company Of Louis
VILE Ky. and forwarded thence 70 this city. Mr..
Pratt was manager OF the Ice and Cold-Storage
Company IN Buluwayo ard his death due to
accident at the company's works. The top was
blown of a carbonic gas cylinder, striking Mr.
Pratt full In the face and making him unconscious
He taken 10 the Memorial Hospital. where he
died on November Is. without having regained con-
scousness. Mr.. Pratt was formerly In the pro-
vision business in this city under the style OF j. H.
Pratt. and member Of the Produce Exchange
\ Mr.. Clark, his cousin. in close business rela
lions with Cecil Rhodes. and this fact Influenced
Mr. Pratt In deciding about three years ago 10 go
20 South Aficd. He took with him the
chinery for the Ice and Cold-Storage Company's
plant at Buluwayo. ard was In charge Of the COM
ranys works from the time Of his arrival there.
Air Pratt was forty-eEht years old He leaves a
widow and sor. aged about sixteen years who
IRE living at No 353 Adephi-st.. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
PLEASANTVILLE.

Mis-. Blanche Mekeel, the elder daughter OF Mrs.
Amelia Mekee OF this village Will be married at
her mothers home, in Bedford Road. next Wednes-
day afternoon. al 43o o'clock. 10 Howard r
Washburn, OF Chappaqua. Miss Edna Mekeel will
he her sisters only attendant and the best man
will be Clarence Page. Of Chappaqua. The cere-
mony OF the Society OF Friends will be used. and
the certificate will be read by Robert s Havand
q prominent, member OF the society The wedding
will be quiet one. only relatives and intimate
friends having received Invitations
Christmas services will be held in s.. Johns
Protestant Episcopal Church. the Rev Stephen ?.
Holmes, rector. tomorrow; the musical pro-
gramne is especially good
concert Will be given IN the Mount Kisco Opera
House Wednesday evening by the Bedford
Musical Society under the direction Of R. Hunt
fngton WoOGman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24

Ms.o. Psssn0f5 pas'49 s9S e !, II. 81,
al midnight 2lst and anchored
steamer Nasmy.h On Graham ssn'os Novf lSs Y
with udse ana cabin passenger % BusA Jeyons A.
rived at the nsr al - m "a D...-. o,,,,.. %
nusS si"l Ayris November ) Msnsyiso 70 Jansrs .
and r1,y = "a ,a p saT ming Tii @'
steamer Reenien C8r,. Jared Santos. November q
ndse 70 Busk & Jcvoas i'et the Bar ., AIS.
steamer Fl Mar, Grant. Ne~-oreans December IS with
steamer Tallahassee. Assins. savannah December q.
steamer Princess Anne Eulpners Norfolk ard Newport
News with mdse and passengers to Old Dominion steam
steamer, Gayandoe. Davis Nort9T and N :.ss
News with mdse and passengers 70 od Dominion steam
steamer city Of Birmingham, Burg. savannah Deem
steamer cyrene (BD: Anney. Santos November 80 AID
Arrived at the Bar at $6 m -,. -... ,...-.s.- a
with copper ore American Metal Company. vessel %
Miller. Bull q Krowon Arrived at the Bar at s'So
sandy took. J. Dee o. oso n-wnd ives, lrh'
clear
SAILED.
sssaH. u T0' MSr n e ST rr,
N:s@Sa s: M Ss%s'f HT n ' H
nah nah senbu r Gen r'H Ia " nSya &C. o-as~ Havana.
&c; s, Paul southampt Tyrian RN. Progress. Bnron
land d'egl Antwerp Hol~ton CS5r cars Hrs'ien etc;
r@casSet , NenSe sie PoTasnam r re po
Lisbon etc: County Orl London Richmond. Nor'olS,
etc; Rio Grsnie r}runswick, Leon ~ :, Kingston Any
(Br,. Ne~cas To- England; Assyrar OrD Giasecw; he,-
r't ,sN o. algonquin Charleston AMI JACKSON
Vile. Nacoo her. savannah
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS.
London, Dec c2-saed steamer Devon (8D, for New
York.
Liverpool Dec o3-Arrved steamer Saiiust OBJ. Hem
ing NswYori. FOR Manchester; sailed Bowie N Jones'
Ncv-Yorb -
Queenstown Dec 25saned steamer New Easiane Br'
NrAuey from Lfgern0ol. View York -lssci. 'fnT,'
orr. Lindsay New York for Liverpool tdil not comhuh
with the shore account - severe s1el ~
Scliy Doc 23-Pass'l. steamers British Traier ~
O. Uagan. New York for Antwerp, Tufret Bell 'o''
Blen kern Rotterdam fDr New YORK.
Isle ~ Wight Dec .3passei steamer rort heloourne
(Dr). Smith. New-YorN Tor London. a.,
Bristol. Dec 23-Afrised. steamer Exeter CITY 'o''
Watkins New York.
Prawic POINT Dec 29-Passed. steamer Maasdam
G)utrnn Potter Rotterdam ror New-York
Copenhagen Dee 25--Arriyei steamers De.fe R'ckme"
Ger Buhle New-York Thinevaila dam Iauo New
York VIA Christansand flr stcttin -,
Hamburg. Dec 23-Arrved steamer Deuchand t6ef'
Schierhorst, New-York. 49,
Newly lrk. =,
Neufshrwasser Dee is--saed Nicoai II
(par, Nicholson Nev-Nork.
Marscies Dec .l-sailed. steamer RuperTa fSr), H-'
New lOri.
Nar!es Dec co-saled Britannia (Fn, Four
nier. New-York -,
Ncv-Yor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
COMMERCE DELEGATION BACK

The delegation representing the interests Of
merchants, shipping and commerce generally Of
this city which appeared before the House Com
rnittee Rivers ard H&rbors al Washington on
Thursday for the purpoae Of urging various I'M
prcycnonts az me approaches Of New-York Har-
Dor. returned 70 this city on Thursday night The
dciaile; Arguments sdduced before the committee
at 10. hearing. advocating improvements which
would tend 20 benefit not only ltcal but aso Ma
ional interests wee reported In yesterdays
Tribune william r. Cof.ins. one Il he ,Dnfe-
sentstves Of the MeTCAaL'. Assccia t.on told a
Tribune reporter yestcTl~y that the House COM
mitiee had been deeply Impressed with the reason
Ing OF the delegation. and he was o. the opinion
that az the result Of the hearing In Washinrton A
hi! would be brought forward for the desired i'm
nr.lenerfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
NEW LINE IN THE WEST

Des Moines Iowa. Dec. 73.-The Minnesota and
Iowa Railroad Company has h.ed articles OF IN
corpora ton with the Secretary OF State. The line
will run from Sanborn. in Red wood County. Mimi
IN the Winona and St. Peter Railway 70 the
south line Of Minnesota. extending through Brown.
Cottonwood. Watonwan and Martin counties. IN
that State. The capital stock is $1,000. Marvin
Hughtt is president. VI. NJ Krkham is vice-presi-
dent and treasurer and j. b. Redfed is secretary.
J. VI Whitman and j. r. Redield. OF Chicago
Edward c. CARNEY. OF Evanston. and w. A. Scott
and j. G. Stuart, Of ST. Paul the In corpora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
KANSAS SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
INCORPORATED WITH a CAPITAL or 5000 on
DIRECTORS CHOSEN.

INCORPORATED WITH A CAPITAL OF IS 90 otn-
DIRECTORS CHOSEN.
Topeka. Kan. Dec e3-The Kansas Southwestern
Railway Company has filed articles Of incorporation
with the Secretary of State. The capital stock Of
the company is 10000 The directors Samuel
Barker. Patrick VI. Banker. John S. Hcndrie and
William y. Long, OF Hamilton Ont; John Penman
Of Paris Ont. James y. Young % Chicago; Albert
a. Newman. OF Arkansas City. Kan; w f. Back
burn OF Anthony. Kan, and James Glover. OF Bluff
City Kan. The offices II IN. company are at Kan
sas City.
The incorporators own the old Anthony branch
OF the ST. Louis and San Francisco road. which
as bondholders they lately purchased al the fore
closure sale. They will organize company TO ham
die the property. The property Ia now operated by
the Santa Fe which II IS understood will buy il
IN due time II is stated in the articles OF incor-
poratior that the road ia 10 be extended into Okla
noma and the Indian Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

pROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
AIBEMARLF-Pa!mcr c. Ricketts, or Troy
AeTOR-Captain =. p Paxton. 18th United states
Infanry. EMpIRE-Proiessor g. H. rIa'uoe.e 80. ~
r{arvord FIFTH AVENUE-Senator Redield
Proctor Of Vermont ]. Manchester haines. OF
Auc,.sta Me: j. Il. Calvo Costa iitoan Minister az
Washington. and Judge j. +. Farkhutst OF ~,
State Railroad Commissioner Ashoy w. cole. OF
Albany OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES David b. IN
PARK tVENUE-Albert l.. Gilhon, Medical ~
rector L. s n. Paymaster Arthur Buriis. L. >
" and Lieutenant onniander w. T. fot'eI, c1
the New-York PLAzA-Prof"ssor Louis IA. DOW
o: Hanover y. II. WALDOHF-S. Dawes vi
cid 81 Baltimore NINDSOK-L.eutenant i.
INirelnr l. s. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-24
AMERlcAN IND FORLLGN SHIPPING

The volume for 1899 Of The Record u American
AM Forcier. Shipping" which IS the th.rty-frst
anrga issue Of this register and classification Of
shipping. is beng delivered 10 subscribers.
Tie Record" contains fun reports ana particulars
o. abo.t seventeen thousand vessels ~ all classes
and nat.onalites, rules f.. tie construction and
ci4ssi' cation OF iron. steel and wooden vessels.
rules for the construction and survey of steam
machinery and boilers for vessels. provisions for
the lns a.ia,ion Of electric lighting and power ap-
IarG,us on cupboard and much Other valuable IN
iorma.i 81 special Importance 10 under writer's
and al firms or persons interested in shipping. The
new Record is published by tho American Bureau
ot Shipp.ng. 70 81 W!llla INST NoH-Yolk.