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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
ANTITRUST BILLS TIED Up.
NONE Will. BE REPORTED TO TFF ASSEMBLY
TIIs. THE CoAL-TRUsT CASE rs DECIDED.

NONE WILL BE REPORTED TO TT4F ASSEMBLY
rrIs. THE CoAL-rRUsT CASE rs DECIDED.
Albany Nsrch fSpeciaN emblyman Fish.
Of Madison County will submit the Judiciary
Committee o. the Assembly tomorrow proposed
amendment 10 the Antitrust law Of last year The
anenfnert will touch upon the questions now
pending in tho courts as 20 the constitutionaity
81 he law. It's primary purpose will bA to broaden
the immunity clause. so as 10 give 10 witnesses
who shall testify IN trust investigation complete
freedom from punishment for anything they may
divulge
Mr. Fish will submit the amendment as a partial
veport from a subcommittee consisting OF himself
and Chairman Armstrong who were selected 10 in
vestigate the law OF last year and suggest any
necessary amendments. Mr. Armstrong states.
however that he VIII oppose n report rom the
the decision on last years law now pending IN
the Court Of Appeals, shall have been handed
down. $500
He also saws the Cantor Donnelly Antitrust hill
has not been considered by the judiciary Com
rnittee because its purpose is simply 10 make pot-
cal capital out OF stock adverse TO mOuopolies.
Tho Democrats nc asserts. know tha' the Passage
OF the Cantor Donnelly bill would he a long step
in the direction Of trust protection. IL would
upset the previous investigation OF the operation
81 trusts and make Il necessary 70 begin anew the
legislation is shown 20 be necessary by decision
adverse 10 the present law. the proper method 81
securing II Will be amendment 10 correc; errors.
As the Republican members o. The Judiciary Com
that no trust bills or amendments Will he reported
until the Court Of Appeals decision shall have been
rendered.
This information was brought on, to-day by a
motion BY Assembyman Donnely 10 discharge the
judiciary Committee from rho further conside-a
tion OF his bill. The motion Was lost. 81 10 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
THE MACHINES LAST STAND
orIGG AND ATTERBURY ATTACK THE
PRIMARY BILL.

FORMER THINKS ENROLMENT IS TOO EASY
LATTER OBJECTS TO REORGANIZATION OF
COUNTY COMMITTEES Az
POINTED FOR TOMORROW.
Albany. March s CSpeciaD.-senator LeXow an
rounced TO-DAY that there would be nearing
on Thursday afternoon on the Primary REFORM
bill which ne introduced, and which has me
sunnort NJ the Union League. OF New-Nork
The hearing win be given by the senate ana
the Assembly judiciary committees jointly.
objections 70 the measure in its present form
appear 10 have been submitted by ooth the
New York and the Brooklyn branches OF Ihomas
e P1a.t's machine Lenuel f Quigg had a talk
Of two hours duration with Senator Lexow last
night and also had long conference with Lieu
tenant Governor Woodruff at the Capito', "hie
the Legislature was in session. Mr.. Quiggs OBJ
lection 10 the bill ia said TO he that It provides
for the enrolment Of voters on the official days
~ registration In other words" said state
Senator to-day. MT Qugg objects 10 the easy
method provided for a voter TO get his name on
the party rolls" Mr.. Quigg Is also reported 10
favor Senator Lexows suggestion that voter
should not disclose his party faith on regis
tration day but should state It on piece OF
paper and put this paper in an envelope
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Woodruff. II IL said. when
visited by Mr.. QuigR. informed MIN lndt ne Hd'
troubles Of his own" Mr.. Woodruff accepted
he Primary Reform bill in behalf OF the Brook
lyn machine. II now appears, however that the
bill provides for a reorganization OF the Kings
County Committee. of which Walter b. After
bury is the president Mr.. Atterbury was mere
last night protesting against any reorganization
of that committee. 1t Is possible that Mt QulgS
also would not like a reorganization or the New
York County machine.
Senator Pavey sad to-day that Paul ~.
Cravath and some other independent Repub1-
cans OF New-York would he here on THURSDAY 10
offer some amendments Of an unimportant char
acter To the bill. None OF the important feat-
ures" said Senator Pavey. ARE touched by the
amendments which will he horught here ny MT
Cravath.~
II is obvious from all that has been said that
the bill will have to be redrafed. The punnc
will be curious 10 know whether either MI
Ouigg or Mr.. Atterbury viii be on the COM
rttee which will revise IT.
One Of the members OF the Brooklyn machlne'
speaking In objection to the registration system
and In support of the machines present plan
OF enrolment Is reported 10 have said: = never
knowed a men to enroll himself Of his own
violation"
Senator Pavey, Assembyman Laimbeer ana
w H. Hotchkss OF Buffalo. representing the
Republican League Of that city. held a confer
epce with Governor Black to-day on the pro-
posed primary legislation. 1t is said that they
suggested several changes IN tho bill introduced
nv Senator IPXOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
THE RETTEW or THE -FlRSF.
PRESENTATION OF LONG SERVICE MEDALS BY
BRIGApIFR- GENERAL HOFFMAN.

PRESENTATION OF LONG SERVICE MEDALS BY
BaIGApIER- GENERAL HOFFMAN.
Rresdier.Ceneral Hoffman nspector-general Of
the staff OF Governor Black reviewed the list Res
ment at the armory, Thirty-fourh-st. and Park
ave last night and seven hundred men in
line with Colonel F. Vinton Greene in command.
Following the review there the presentation OF
State and regimenisl long-service medals and the
Sheridan Recruiting Trophy.
There was An unusually large attendance at the
review, and there was frequent applause. The
medals we're presented by General Hoffman. the
men being called to the centre OF the floor. The
medals awarded were as follows:
Twenty-Five years. Musician WILLIAM II. WET
twenty rars-Pr,vate EDWARD 1. GAvroS.
Fifteen years-captan FRANK KEcK. ousremaser
Sergeant JOHN HFRRoN Jr. and Private SIDNEY n
Ten year. rr4vat. CHARLES W MILLER Captain
MAM L Tfs .sesn LETTER
vrLT. Corporal CHARLES T. TALLER. First Lieu
IAN LoSGsoN priyais HEnM1N W. RENAcK
private JOHN II. SCHMIDT Sergeant RICHARD J.
n MG%SRn r rr hrsriN S''o'' '> -"' '''''"
The regimentai ions-servics medals were pre-
scented as follows:
Fifteen year--coior-bearer NOAH BRUFoRD. Captain
JOHN w. wHIrrLE and Private SIDNEY II. FIELD
" Ten y-.r,-E.-s.rs..nt GILBERT Q r NIcorL. ..-
MG%fLiHRb. :" F,r:, L.u.snsns WILLIAM BEER
Man Second Lieutenant WILLIAM LoNosoN. Corporal
rER J. srAtvELT,. Private DAVID BRoWDER: es
S.I N WIS., cspsin r EMoRE s.rYssn, Franz
piDGEON Private LOUIS 6. MARS and Private JOHN
n SCHMIDT.
The Sheridan trophy for net gain OF enlistments
resulted in a tie The companies gaining the most
in two years were put IN competition with III. re-
suit that Company d with forty-nine enlis,ments
received me prize. Company for the same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
HIGHER PAY FOR SCHOOLTEACEERs

Albany. March s-Senator Ahearn this morning
introduced a bill amending the New-York CITY
charter by increasing the salaries OF all school
teachers The bill provides that each School Board
shall have power to fix the salaries OF the borough
teaching staff but regular teacher in tho schools
OF Manhattan. The Bronx and Brooklyn shall re-
ce,ve a sum less than $500 year. nor shall any
teacher after ten years service in the schools OF
tnese boroughs receive less than $500 nor shall
any teacher after fifteen years of service receive
less than 81 200 No viceprinclpal head OF depart
Inent or first assistant shall receive less thar
s, 800 No male teacher. after twelve years Of ser
vice shall receive less than S.is0 The salaries Of
The women principals shall be increased by the
addition OF $3.50 each year until they shall re-
ceive the sum OF $500 The salaries OF the male
principals shall be increased by the addition OF
s25O each year until they shall receive $500. No
woman principal OF ten years service as principal
shall receive less than 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
TWELFTH REGIMENT SPRING CANES

The spring games ~ the 18th Regimen. rrnry
Association were held last evening AZ inc "'o.
Sixty-s arond.st. and Columhus-ave. oeio''
won h.rrsr ON points The bicycle and oes'Ae'
race. delighted the audience. and after 'hN gam"
were over a dance wa. held. The winners "ee
follows
Two hundred and twenty YARD run thsrdcsr t'I
hars,~r n Williamson. Company n ecra'h' '
o:26L. - ,u..,.., -
cor,in n g A. Time-2:lS T.
one mil. bicycle handicap race uH ~.
Thomn.,n Company n as yardsl. Tine 70. ''s "a 49,
one. mil. waikiki LAID. kindsrrnten = 20. va,
onss, Time :2sss. Louis Irihroid nn'she' nv
was disqualified. - - ,,, = -
Ons.nils bicycle hnndicsp-H Y B"de"' "
s,sty-vard handicap Patrick J. Walsh - =
{. A. ~ f~~t,. Time-O0 S~ ,,,s Dab
rro-miIs ocycl. hsnacsp--J. Thompson i-'h ~"
men, 10 yards,. Tlne-5 lSh = TINT
Obstacle racs-Joseph c. Con.lr ~ ~ - -
1:3r . ,.,., ,..p-r sueh
K A. G. - yards, T1me-o%r -, -,,,,y schsa
One mile run thandicapl-G. NJ Irrie i'"'F
(S5 YARDS. Tl-ne-t2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
ELLSWORrH Bin REPORTED DEAD.
IT MET ITs FATE IN TIE EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
YESTERDAY MORNING

IT MET TTs FATE IN TIE EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
YESTERDAY MORNING
Albany. March (SpeciaDTbe Ellsworth press
Eag hill was 70 have been considered by the
Senate today, but not called UP ny Senator
Ellsworth, for which e is suspected.
IN the Executive Chamber this morning There
was an informal talk about the bill by Governor
Black, Lieutenant Governor Woodruff. Senator
Ellsworth. Speaker OGrady. Senator Krum and
other Republican members o: the Senate, and
the political expedieBoy" OF having the measure
voted on by the Senate was especially under
view.
Mr. Black AID NJ. Woodruff both candidates
renominatior- Senator Kr1im IS reported o de-
sire the nomination for STATE Controller Political
expediency," Therefore was consequently a potent
fsctor with them.
worth had abandoned tho bill. He would not say
anything about II.
TJeutenant- Governor Woodruff said be had always
considered the biz "a queer measure and had
never favored -. He had never understood either.
who was insisting upon it's passage Ha had 10
vote In the Legislature. but he nevertheless felt
free 70 say that he d'd not what good coula
come from the bill. SO far as he concerned no
hoped 4, would not pass. and did not think It
would
Lemuel Z Oulgg brought from Albany Yesterday
the message that the Governor had declared his
intention not sign the Ellsworth bill II II were
paesed by the Legislature and that in tho face
OF the Governors disapproval the bin prac-
tically dead
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
TRYING TO DUST 4 PASTOR

CIVIL. PROCEEDINGS BEGUN By, ARCHprsBop
KAN AGAINST THE REV. ' T TroHY
81. Louis. March s.-Archblshop Kahn has insti-
tuted civil proceedings against the Rev J. r
Tuohy pastor OF St Patrick's Church. whom he
has endeavorcd in vain TO Gust from the parocblsi
residence since last November Father Tuohy was
tried by the ecclesiastical court here on numerous
charges The only sustained by the court was
10 the effect that he bad financier. He an
be ,led 10 the Chicago canonicai court and Bish IN
Gennessy decided that the court rad no tirisdic-
ton and the case must 60 n Rome. In the mean
time Archbishop Kain has appointed Father
Tuohys successor and forbidden the former 10 eyer
else his pr.esty functions. Monsignor MartIneli tho
Apostolic Delegate al Washington. contends tha,
Father Tuohy cannot b. dspcsed until final action
4, taken the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
FAVORABLE REPORTS on CITY BILLS.

Albany. March s.-The Assembly Cities Commit
tee will report these bills favorably tomorrow:
Mr. De Graw's providing that all surviving dis
abed volunteer fremen Of the boroughs of Brook
Ign and Manhattan, ir the city Of New-York whose
nanes shall appear the original rolls OF said
Mr.. Lowenthars. providing that any person VINO
has served as locomotive engineer or fireman for
five years and shall have been "A resident OF the civ
OF New-York as now constituted for two years
shall he eligible for examination TO act engineer
IN New-York CITY.
Mr.. Adlers. fixing the salaries OF East River
Bridge employees. S'
Mr.. McKeowns. providing for an emplovs m
every street surface railroad running over the
Brooklyn Bridge. ~ ''e
Mr. Murrays, authorizing New York City n ~,
struct a recreation pier al West Ninety s,rhths,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
NARROWLY ESCAPED A WATERSpOr7.

Vancouver. r C.. March s-The British ship FaI-
Kirk. Captain Helm. forty days from Shanghai in
ballast. arrived this morning. Nine days after
leaving port che narrowly escaped destruction by
huge waterspout. The Falk'rk was about quar-
ter o. mile from the full force ~ the whrlwind
which accompanied II. Seven OF her sails were
torn TO shreds, and number OF her rpars AMI
much ~ n@r risging were torn away. Had she NOT
loosened Oil her halyards. the captain says aha
would have capsized ~
me steamer Nillapa returned from the West
coast points this Afternoon She brings news Thar
tealers are experiencing very heavy wehther and
many nave been obliged to return 10 ports. SO Far
catches have been small ~ 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
Custom Tailoring for Men

and will be
worth inspecting for sake
which has moi
We the field with good excuse for asking you favor me
through the
e-ogi the best for the least
don
We think
hanou ut u on hind Of uok
procurab
much for
will themselves Will
workmanship
lneo rmakup
Oyueoain Wi naeu
il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
CANAL CONTRACTS AWARDED

Albany. March s-The Superintendent Of pph,,,
Works awarded the following contracts TODAY.
For steel bridge over the Erie Canal at Monroe.
ave. Rochester. TO B. p Smith. Of Rochester a,
t25 49,. for q steel bridge Erie Canal al South
Cinton-st. Rochester. 10 Rochester Bridge ard
Iron Works FL r5S2 for q new bernie abutment
70 Re erected ct bridge No LIS. between Hon and
$g35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
FIRED ACROSS THE BOUNDARY.

MURDERER IN ONE COUNTRY AND VICTIM IN
ANOTHER.
Vancouver p. C.. March s.-Thers will soon come
I'D at New-W estmlnster. b. G.. n murder trial with
an international feature. The feature Ia that OF a
man standing IN Canada and shooting a man in the
United State. on Saturday John Atkinson. who
has a hotel on tho Canadian line AZ Blaine, quar-
relied with William Paterson. who has A riva estab-
lishment. Atkinson shot Paterson in the leg. in
fictng wound from the effects of which Paterson
died. Atkinson then went to neutrality-suspicious. and
surrendered himself TO the authorities there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
TIE N A CHAMPIONSHIP CANT.

In a championship hockey game last eNsn "A
the ice Palace the Hockey Club " New to,"
IN. Nex-york Athletic Club mo, for the nnal gam
OF the season but It was not decided. as each ,ss
scored ono poirt. In the hrst half 5 rh'"r
scored for the Hockey Club OF New.fork' ano
the second half Baird scored for tho Ne~-f''H
Athlettc Club. The lineup was:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
BIGGER sALARF FOR CRIEP or pOLTcE.

Albany. March s-Senstor Page AID Assembly
man Adler today introduced HI increasing the
salary % tho Chief 81 Police Of New-York City
from $500 TO 1000 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
rhe Wanamaker I
Sewing Machine. ;

fhe Wanamaker OEI reaay 10. 'n 1t
Sewing Machine. sp VINO mae hine is a
part of the preparation, come in and see'the
"Wanamaker.
We studied long time over this ma
chine befor. we put our name to 1t. We
think it the best that money can buy. and
the best Of it is, that it takes only little
money TO buyit Some oflts good points are ;
TDy Hght running.
Edfs Of control.
Acrtr(stIn>s5
.Nfadynhng ro,F'ng td't
An totifisr motion, no tf,TnSi.
Rotary s4aff-mor<w<nf, sror" and MINI
.SriEti,>0ding shaHH.
S>f-trtiing nsrdLs.
Every one is warranted in strongest way. Prices nun
from s0 for the band machine. 10 S35 to' the auto
matte Eighteen dollars buys fine machine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09

OF STERLING SILVER
At 2Oc.-St.rling silver Nail Files; value Soc.
At 25c-Offlee Knives, with steel paper cutter and
English steel blade; value soc.
Al 40c. Hooks and Files. large size; value 75c.
At 50c.-An assorted lot OF Buuonhoe and Pocket
Scissors with sterling silver handles; values 73e.
10 81 so
At 5Oc-M.ns Pocket Knives with two or three
best English steel blades; values 81 to $l.o0
At 81 75-Men, Combination Knife; handles OF
sterling silver; two blades, button hook, nail file,
and pair Of SCISSORS value $50.
All Grifon Scissors bought here will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
More of the l2'zc. Ginghams
At SIC. q Yard.

which
goods you'll recall peany you were too late here's
We about hundred different
sold 10000
public Not
gnghams Last they sold at M yard Take them
and-a- haL cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
52=InCh Covert Cloths, 75C.

money Of all The family We
difficulty
advanced materially since last but this
price is the lowest goods touched then
blue
blue brown baK win owe rHtWo Inches VIDE ana
only 15c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
FAVORABLE REPORTS FROM sKAGJrAy

Nansirno p. O. March s.-The steamship North
Pacific from Skaguay. Juneau and Wranstl called
At Departure Bay ae last night her supply Of coal
having run out. Her officers describe the situa-
ton al Skssuay favorable. They saw that
deaths from spinal meningitis are often the result
OF exposure the trails. the men being brought
into Skaguay In dying condition. The number Of
deaths. captain Carter says. has been greatly ex-
aggerated. Fin" weather prevailed when the Sorth
Pacific left Skaguay last Wednesday White and chill
koot passes were nj for travel. and many had AL
ready Begin the Journey inland. Outside OF tho
trouble that arose from the operations OF confdenra
men. there no disorder In the town althouob
the troops had moved toward Sheep Camp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
ARRANGING TO CARE rnR nr1xnrrn

ARRANGING TO CARE FOR REINDEER
Vancouver. r. G.. March -Brigaaier-Gen.rsl
Merriam. accompanied by Captain Allison. Chief
Commissary. and Lieutenant Graves one Of his
aids. started this afternoon for Seattle TO make ar
engagements for the shipment OF the Governmen,
reindeer from that point 10 Dyea and Copper River
Captain ". 7. Abercrombie. "a Infantry, also left
ior Seattle 10 take charge OF the reindeer when
they arrive there. He Will select two hundred rein
deer and proceed up the Copper River and down
lowed few days later by Captain Glenn and Lieu.
tenant Brookfeld and twenty-five enlisted men OF
.a a,p EIar,lsss detachment now az Dyea. Who
VIII follow the same route Captain Abercrombie
took I'm 1884 when exploring that part OF Alaska
under InstructIOns from General MeA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
NETWORK AND SEATTLE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED UNDER THE LAWS OF WEST

Charleston. ". Va. March (SpecaD.-The New
York and Seattle Company, with principal offices az
Seattle Wash was granted a charter to-day by
the Secretary Of State. The purpose is the trans
portation Of freight and passengers on the waters
o, Alaska and the Pacific ocean. etc The com
pany has paid-up capital Of 81 ONn. and the priv
lego ~ Increasing the same s. 10en The shares
are 500 each The following persons compose the
company: Eugene Temple Seattle: Robert Moran
Edward r. Water and James 9. Truman, Of New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
A Sale of Silver and Steel

combination until the goods The
are really all sterling silver all steel se
somebody's but that doesn't aers gam here's ss
bargain.
Tn. n1ces are hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
JOHN WANAMAKER
Formerly A. Stewart Co., Broadway, 4th 9th and 10Th SITS

period had forty Ave enlist ments Company ~ -
Company n tied during 1897 with t"eh'N
listments each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
RICH STRIKES on CREEKS NEA

Victoria. p. C.. March s-w. Nichols who has jus;
arrived from Dawson confirms the reports OF biz
strikes on American Creek and a stamnede n ,b,,
place from Dawson lie also reports rich ,tr,kes on
Rosebud Creek. nity miles this side OF Dawson
Prospectors took out "a to IS TO the pan and tho
reaching Dawson, a crowd started fnr ,ha raa
10 be very rich IN gold ~ " "u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09

OF STEEL
At 2Oc.-scissor, OF German "iard Cast Steel" I'll
nickel plated. from 81 to 6 in. value SOC.
At 20c-Grtfons al-steel Nail File. in leather "a"
At 25c-Cutcle and Nail Scissors OF German
Forged Steel -; "a to ~ in. value SOC
At 25c--Three or four bladed Pocket Knives, With
pearl, stag or ebony handles; value Soc.
At 40c-Grifon Velvet Manicure Files; value 7oe.
Chiffon 6 TO 8 in. Shears, 40c
At 65e-Grifon Rs1ors, ;. eoncsv.d; an excellent
quality and fully worth 81 80
reshsrpened at any time, without charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
@ N~~~n% 1as
The Register of New Arrivals

r. we were to mention characteristics and qualifications Of
arv
Atlantic liner came few the latest such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09

USua importance t1Iat TTIey HsIS' OF TIC duVtF-
Users recognition. What's foreign notable un-
less his name is in the papers
Here, for instance is Scotch fabric under 4
French name, -"ToiIe du Moro" You'd easly
mistake it for silk, but it is Iinen-cotton mix
ture with wonderful lus.rc and in some ex-
ccptionay pretty stripe. check and plaid pat.
terms The more you launder it, the more ius-
tous it becomes, and it certainly is cheap enough
for such pretty and rich looking fabric. 1se and
4Se. yard.
Then there are hundred odd patterns in Printed
Cotton Cheviots, at 1Sc. and they're the last
corners Of the cotton family. The printed pat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09

effective than the woven ones and these are " be greatly de-
mand shirt
Dotted Swiss Musins as the morning and fresh
charming ca designs graceful ana oan ana summary printed en-
and id-fa Only fifteen cents ayMd
French Novelties We've had some
That's all
There are some splendid Goods wan,abe
manufacu ouhch below
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
The
New Broom.

Tho Down in the house-furnlsn-
No., d.. ing section. there's young
I've" o'""'"' lady who will be glad 10
show YOU how little modern science can
tighten some time-worn troubles. She IS
demonstrating the value Of new KIND Of
broom, called the "Nu-Broom. whleh
makes sweeping easv. The secret lies IN a
flexible handle, which has Just the rgn'
amount Of give" to it. Until you Try H.
you've no idea of the way his llgntens
the labor and relieves the aching nack
and arms. lust try II tor YOUR
self. The "Nu-Broom costs niue
more than one Of the old suff-handied
kind.
&c.. &c., &c., Nc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09
ALASKAN GOLD FIELDS.
REPORT OF GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS UPON
THE COAST AND THE YUKON VALLEY.

rssrrp FROM THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OF
rrcp FOR GENERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-09

yoRMER THINKS ENROLMENT IS TOO EASY
LATTER OBJECTS TO REORGANIZATION OF