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WEST SHORE R.R.

Train, leave W s2i 81 station. " T.. as foil5"s ana
.. =, earlier from OF Franklin St:
,,ss,s,ar. NJ CTanrtpn's, West Point l>inhs'oa.
III ~, ~. Mohork and Mnnewaska Ca,ssIl Mountains
aihany Saratoga. anl Lake o'eotss -
ou = ii CONTINENTAL LIMITED paly, fer Al
bany syracuse Roehes,er. huha 20 Sss ,s ra...
cn,c,so and - Louis neat afternoon. Dining Car.
r. .n, - NJ Daily except sunday. for Congefs: cras-
e,on:, West Point. Cornwall. NswbuFrh. ana Inter
r,eaiAte stations % Albany.
WV Montreal and Eastern Canadn
% n chicago and ST. Louis Limited. Daily fDe
""TY,ica syracuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls.
Ternr,o retroit Cleveland Chicago and 81 LOUIS
80 - NJ paiy, except sunday, Tor syracuse. Hochss
''' Ter Ijulfalo SAgn.a Falls and Toronto.
c,,sp n DAILY. for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Rochse-
70, pana.o Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit. C1evs-
,e,a Chi,aRo and 81. Louis saturday night has
sieeolne Car 20 Catskin Mountains.
y . leave brooklyn "Annex'-B io:6 A. NJ. c. 800
=. NJ Jerssy CIV J. !" ~ '''"'"-"' Ia" a. NJ
G. "a, =. ". -, 49,, n
i G. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
Vanderbilt Ave. New York
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r. OHIO r. r

-eaSe New YORK whitehall Terminal. South Ferry ana
'00' - .psIy. tEscep, Sunday. isundays
CHICAGO. .i.2o .; m. 'i.4s n and 81? night
.,a x night 30 train. from Ilber,y-,t ohiy,.
'cfXTINNATI ST. LOUIS 1000 n '55J . m.
SEw ORLEANS Ass o Ch-ouuh sieener).
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE
q, rs .lJoD tDiner), 'ii.3O a Diner, Ito .. m,
as OJlnerl 1870 ipinerI, 49, tDneF, 100 IA sa>
si9 ID night NORFOLK. 'llJO 4. m
All trains are illuminated With lnnch Ldghi;
ofces. ll3 l.2 2o A34. 1854 l. twsy, 81 T. itth ct.
~ noNery y Y $50 ga Fulton St. Brooklyn. White
bsl Termina Baggage checked from hotel residencs
tn desf
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Railroads..
new YORK cENTRAl

"ueu ruins s'op a. "'pa"' SNN' 49,
:, Trains leave brand Central station as follower
o''o kMFIRE STATE rse' Ex iRds III MrE IS'
Easiest Train IN the World. DIE Buffalo. 80 r. ~
HaEaii S' ISs , m 'Tss .:, SS i.pas Do
S.33 = Mm,,ApiKoNDAcKs 1000 rsLArns ASp
"a. MONTREAL srEcIAIs paiIy eTses, SUNDAY
o." Fail; eSi sI., Mill Day-FoF b"fao >'Sar'
O.4O M-sAR., roGA AND MONTREAL SPECIAL
1910 T. M fp, Yur s2yErrss .rc,r. snna.v f.,
100 faG5 'PES5;Ss S!Ss
$50 'naTRf3'FPo' s. s LIZ, oSa c sEs, .
300 P M~LAXE siroRF LIMITED. nai:y..ci.hom
ram, to C'hicaso va Lave shors Due cie.''snd
i .:" A. ~ due Chicago 100 r. ". Sleeping ani par
GOO r: M.~wEsTERx ExrRrss. -,aiy-For NJ
G25 <9 T-pr;o csrssnH r n,2ro rr,,
40 T4niroS6 5s sc No' :Sr, y
rssrECT,I. .D'iyNFo, nnr,'o vi.ssra .rais
900 M.-spEciAt LiMrrEi. vAir. n.ry--s,..,
Ing ns car ,ony ro ror,~ 81 r,ll prook BY IA
o15 q 1rfS'1 rxp r1s en Dsro- ogden.
-, '',c'go ID syror, s,,u-ta". far hubnrn rc.t,
every nrs s' sr1.r ES lrssss ns, sunia;
''rhts chienS1 ,l.'nsr. isay. 81 a:i'
o'iI ~ n,c a::7 P " -p.'v c--rp, sunday
v- an,snH ~, SUNDAYS orly At oi2o ; ".
Trsns rnInc Car. on 81 s.eusn trains
Iicknt nrl Wagner ofic-a n G~,ni e'-''oa.
90, cs 4a Lroadwsv. 3, Fee, ,''s 50 ,apsiwsy.
onA ,9sh 81 sia,o- Vow Yc.t s,S and 20 futon ST.
an ,oi Rroadvay. p. ~. Brooklyn.
T.l"nhone e7nc Thirty-eghth st-a-t'' for New-yors
enrai Cab se-vcs. BAGGAGE checked hotel or rea-
cenoe hv re Ws-tcot, E~nre-s Company
GEORGE ". DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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NEW YOIK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

Al Raj. Line Tor I.Ons BGaneh. Uceln ULolr. asV"s
,rH I'd A,iantic Coast Resorts 20 Point Peasant.
Trains ,eav- SEN YORK as foi,oas: tcn ROOT ~
.,tV street I. 80 80, 1000 ", 100 Saturday, on,h
.;i5 $40 s5S go $50, ols SO, .,atardASs oaD
p sunday s3 A. M a., ~ Te.sross, Streets. ga
e.io 4. IA. i2ic. ~, ssa'sraaIs 'n,, 80; A ~
$40. 4;2O. '5:lO. '?W r. N sSH"''s' Wv w. - -
OILS 4. Nj - ,vs,,...u e,.., s..s io,us
Al .ISs (saturdays onlyl, 2:lo $50 3;". 49,
S:5 go, 1850 saturdays oniO r. A. s'"'A'' ''~
Fam Foo, IVES, Twenty third Street u 80 "
200 e. 30. 'J.1l ~ 'lss0
sls'2 SUNDAYS $50 o 80 A. NJ. $50 y.
Sunday TT ans do not SIR a' oseA" "'''' ""' ~'~''
Park
frsfrs
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Railroads.
pENNS YLVANIA

DENHS YlvAMlA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foo, OF WEST TWENTY THIRD STREET
and s nn
street, hit ten min" s.,, later than that given
$50 A. NJ. FAST MAiL.-PuIman yure; rarios Car Gar
New York to Plttsburs. Sleeping Car Pi'tspu's "'
s:S ESsT LixEMPt::sa,s and g ys;,mss Com
ars Fo chcaso c Cleveland Toledo. Cincinnati Ind
10 SHissao A tS'' LOUIS :. ET Ygni.
$50 r wEsTE HS' E%PREss|FOr Cleveland Chi
1851 sc1Tn iySiG! TaHI'f hzxrnpss 'Or PITTS
49, fAcT FTac'na FHSlpREss II rn.ss and
s sisepnr ", Ma NAIL ANn S.., s.,, Ps,
h"rs an' po'n'' Vest daily. sxcep, sunday NO c0'''
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
80 81 90 80 dining carr. 1870 DINING ; Ear, a. ~
n,nv 10 g ~ Congressional LAM a.! fS ar, $50
? m l2oj ngh, Sunday. s29 o2g lY psra Dln ans
Dining car 40 bnns cana -" Dians caD $50
sdsS5Ehii f %fnS 40 p 70 o. night
ATLXNTIc COAST LINE.-.Enpres, go a m and g"
ff aE 35 SSx1 oaJo EALw4y % % d9j'g m
A{:S%aG 80 mn Sey'
Coach.
cA ne MAY-i.5o p. m. weekdays. Through r''''''"
Fnfet Parior Car. $3.50, o....
hong Branch Asbury Park Gnteriaken snHI2y,;
,.iOVe. and Point Pleasant from west VIII liz
,seet siauon $50 ii50 u25n sa,uru'- ~ q %
~ 30 800 40, $50. go p. m SUNDAY cr;or,,,nd,
- M $50 from Desbrorses ahn e,i,S
stsset.> AS 90 ~ m ITO d.so s'n-asys os si3
20 $40. al1 40 $40. 100 p. m SSh'a''' '''
40 a. m. 5.l5 \.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
6l0 20 80 SO $50, 80 $50 penna L''n.eD' ~
dining Carr, 1850 dining carr ii3o a. m, ~ %
80. $50. I 20. 40 dining carr. 40 DINING
Dining Car): 40. $50 m, 100 nisn IT, 10 GpI"nE
Go. SO $50. 800 $50 I.imelJ. ?,U W wy c.,
Can u. m. l.50 Dining caD, 500 10 a. Inins az
80 dining Carr. 30" dining carr '''o' CIV y '
1870 night. 90, 49,.
Ticket Offices sgi oi 1895. 1928 III and ~ be gao
way; ! Aston House. West Twe nty-thrd ''tres,
ton. and stations foe; Of Des5ro.ses ana 6"ay
Streets; Court Street. r1fon street -
and PHnnsylyania Annex Station D,ookyn; ,i, cai
Jersey CITY. The New York Transfer COMPANY W. css
Cor and check baggage from hotels and residences
through % dost aaon. ,,.
Telephone 'i214 Street for PenhsyiFhu'a
Railroad Sab Service.
J. y. HUTCHINSON y. r. WOOD
Genera MANAGE General Passr Aeen''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTON.
From FOO, Of Liberty 81.
Week days 40 500. 1000 al 80 Dining Can A. NJ.
o0. las 33O 900 Dining carr. 600 =. NJ. ~ 10 mdt
Sundays $50. 1000 III 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. las
q Di-lnE '.arl. 600 p. NJ. 1913 mdt Additional
trains for Philadelphia week eays 900 A NJ, 400. 49,
90 900 y. VI. sundays. 900 A. NJ. 400 p. NJ.
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
Week days 40 10. s.25 $50. 500 Dos 900. 80,
10 o. 1915 lO5. Os II 80 II 90 NJ IL 20 IL as
ioo. i?5. lts. ?99. 22S 2:S?. S39. $50 Is AZ,
go 800 1888 II 40 +. n. l2l5 mdt syndays. 20
sos sS3. 40 4;5 52s Goo G.gO. lbs SOS y:.v
V55, 1855 +. ~, i:;i5 Intt.
Tickets and par.or seats Mt foot OF Liberty St.
whitehall ST. il3. li2 POI. 43t ei'. LISA. 1928 Broad
way ,31 9th Az. 81 ST. 1888 East I25h St
2Tg Wee, l25th 81. PSI Columbus Az. New York. 1
Court 81, 500 Fulton s.. Brooklyn. gs Broadway VIII
ismsburg The ~ y. TNanstcr Co viii. call for and check
baggage from hotels or residences 10 destination.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
r ABROAD,

Anthracite coal ased exclusively
-Four racks. Electro Pneuma;ic ssns'"
md South Ferry Whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot Of IA,ertys st.
on after June &c 1898.
For Elston. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk' &c,
70 Ea.toql. 545. 72o to Eas,onl p q. sundays 49,
q 60 to Easton) A. NJ. 100. $50 GOO r. NJ; o
tor Nhkesharre. Ptston and Scranton Aoo' v'io ~
NJ 100 p, VI. sundays. i:3O a. NJ: o.oo o.,.
% 90 10 Readng) p NJ I2.l5 night sundays. 1880 III 30
g. Reading A. NJ. 100. i:i5. $50 eco +. NJ. l@:lo
rirht
For sunsury rewl.hurr and winam.por' At 80 500.
90 A M, i.3o. 1:f5 900 p II 1915 night Sundays.
$40 A. NJ. 100. las. 600 r. NJ. l2l3 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c.
For Rod Bank. Long Branch Asbury Park Ocean Grove
and points south 20 Point Pleasant. +30. $50. 1000 A.
NJ. 600 Saturdays only). a 30 Red Bank ony) 2:lo,
urIays only p. NJ sundays stops n,erlaken for A.
bury Park end Ocean Irove). 9i5 y ". 30 100 p NJ
30, 4.?o G;l5 r ~ sundays, 900 4. NJ, 400 p ~
For Lakewood Toms River. Bar1egat Park and Barne-
$50 n NJ. $50 80 +. 81 sundays, y;i3 A. y
For Atlantic City. V!neland and BrdEeton. $50 A. ~.
For Monmouth Beach. ceahrisht. and Highlands OF
Naveslnk. $50 $40. 1000 A. NJ. 2:is 4i5. 6:i5 p NJ
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. g..
From Pier y. foot ot Rector St
Fer Atlantic Highlands. Highlands Of Navesink. Nor
nsudie. Rumson Reach sesbrsat Monmouth Beach. and
t,aO' $40 P. II. Sundays. 0:3o 4. 81. 90 p. N.
For Elheron Asbury Park Ocean Grove. and points
south 70 Point Pleasant. 900. 100 \ NJ; 90 satur-
q, Interaksn for Asbury Park ard Ocean Grove. $50
A. II 90 =. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

Ocean Steamers.
MCLLAN1-AMERIGA Lime,
between New York and Rotterdam. Amsterdam via
Bouogne Mer
New twin screw steamer Statendam
1880 tons. sept. 10.
First cabin. sI5 and upward. second cabin. sia
Steamer SpaargdaW. sat. sept II.
s~ond cabin. only $40
Famous REMBRANDT ART EXHIBITION AN
sTERDAM during September and october.
Apply C0mTHny's Office. ~ Broadway ~ Y.
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"RI ACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

sru,es Barao o. 2 NJ Pullman yes,ibuie Day So-ea-s
and Parlo cars Dining car service. Meals "A eaIts
Connects buffalo vita through sleepeis ~ DetIo All
Chicago. ...,.-.,
.I2,5O, 100 r N. daily for EAsrOS. MAtCH
CHUNK. WILKEsBARRE. SCRANTON ard ca
branches Caalr ar TO k1lston ,-,,,.,.s
.:,,5,I JlO H. ". ially, except sunday for WINES
pARRF' PiTTsTON SCRANTON and principal inief.
mediate stations. Connects for all points c0al regions
Pullman liuff,t iarllr car for Nilk'so -...
st.5O. .. NJ. daily. except sunday, sor EAsIoS
AM intermediate stations. .,,...., ..,,,.>,v
ts5o. 5ii5 \. ~ sundays only Tor hAONh thOSh
intermediate stafi Ms
20 4, 10 j. NJ daily. except sunday. Tor EASrON
AMI prtnriu,l intermediate stations.
.u..,u A. VI ial.y for BUFFALO, NIAGARA
FALLS and an points Vest Pullman r''e9ft ses'bs.
,,slr Y 10 CHICAGO. SireprTs BslalV and IOf0aa
Dining car New York go Eas'on.
..,io .oD y IL iai!,. except sunday sinpqing o11
a, sDIfrII PI.AINFtELp. FAsrOH, DE1HI.EHEM
MATCH CFitsk. SAiKE, GENEVA ROCHESTER,
VATANIA HI'FFAi.D iDNp>ifp. Pullman s."'r.i
for Rnnalo sleep ng car passengers carried Ne
baggnFr carried ,,,,,--go.cn- ,r,,
AGA GENEVA ROCHESTER BUFFALO. NlApARA
FALLS AMI an points West Pullman sleeper 10 ,hicaaa
AadItionnI local daily except sunday 0r sol
pfArNFIELp BOUND BROOK. ana inierfneda'- pointa
is.v. az follows. 1000 10 so 1000. V.n tSundnyt
cniO A. NJ 900. go. $50. 40 $50 ina ~ sc 2 y,
rctc,s and fuilmar accommodations - ~. .ol .i
ass %. ami s2s broadway. - y iith 81, iss i2ss
c. 70, n,vsr, " Y. $50 Fulton -. Court st. "
p-caiw,v and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn,
transfer viii call Tor and check taggfgs IRON
ho,.i ~ r.aileres through 80 festina'''r
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4 WHITE STAR LINE.
49, NEW DISQUALIFICATION.
Britannia. sept I. noon Cymrc. oct T. SD A.
Majestic. Sept. "a noon Diannic oct. uooa
Germanic Sept a. noon Majestic oct. ~ noon
Is noon Germqnc. ~
Saloon rates on Cymrc. SOS up. Germanlc. Drltsnnic
SIS up Majestic reu,onlc 800 up. second Cabin s4a 30
upwards Third class CNmrc Gernanlc and Britannia
$3.50 Majestic and Teutonic. s27. so Revenue
additional
For pa fright and general Information apply
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier No IS North River. once. o Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

OTHER MAHHETs-sy TELEGRAPH
,0,osvo gent a-The mesgrs supply OF cattle fo-oty
ma, via s,ev ana indi6Wen, demand ~. ps'es Hss"
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Ocean 5iedmers.


NORTGl @[s[RE1AM LLOYD.
FAST ENPRDSS SERVICE
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON. BREMEN.
lain. ;Tu.. Sept. g. 10 An Lain. ru oct =, 10 ~
Tra,e Tu. Sept. -. 10 An. Kas ". GOct. II. An
X Friedrich sep q. 10 AN Trev" :Tu Oct rs 10 An.
TWIN SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE.
SOUTHAMPTON. LONDON BREMEN.
Rarharosea Observation-Disclosures Thursday. Sept. s.
Koenlgen IM.e ............. Thursday Sept 49, noon
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES GENOA
Acr. Sept 10. II \ VI. Ems Sept. - II A. NJ
o.. sept L. \. ". Hot. I, II n NJ.
OEI.HfCIiS & Co. 2 no Wing GREER.
GERM Am NGEDllr ERRASgEAN SERV.G:
NORTH GERMAN 'HAMBU RG- AMERICAN
LLOYD. LINE.
Express steamers from New York
Gibraltar. Naples. and Geuoa.
~ Victoria Nov. 5. IL \ taller Nov 20 II
tKasr VII Ncvi II. II 4 TINS. Dec B. II An
II Bsm'clS 10. II A. - Victoria. Dec To- II AM
Also steamers FOR Alexandria. Egypt Jan and Feb
Return tickets available for TIE steamers u either line
from Naples. Genoa Gibraltar. Hamburg. Bremen Lon
don. Southampton. Paris and CnerhourE
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD HAMBt re AMERICAN
OELRfcHS & Co, Agents, LINE,
BOWLING CIR. y. \. 81 BROADWAY y, Y.
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0ounirn Doar0.

DOARDFRS WANTED ~ THE COUNTRY -Gentlcman
Is and wlf- living alone n a. connexions house
Plumbing ~ The 'li.-t Would Ike 'om" permanent
i,,rlers for the winter Adults preferred. would not
object ~ nv1hs Pure spring water ffesh Nezeiablss
healthy location. moderate. Address Box 100
Kn,.nah. y j. Reference % application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
| EHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM,

s,aI1ns foot vi West sd 81 fenn H. ~, ScfhsN-s =.
Desbrosses 81.
Indicates time from West 23d 81. Other nsures sto"
time from Cortlandt or Isshrosres -.
al. 10 U.2O A. NJ. daily sunday 40. n M toi
EAeTON anil intermediate stations $500.
.,,:o 500 A. 81 daily for WlLKEsnARRE. sCRAS.
rov ITHACA, GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO,
NIAGARA FALLS and the West. and principal iocs
points: dining car and chair car 70 Bgna,o
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MI a NJ M a N 8 e 7

HOUSE & COTTAGES. sIiEITEls ISLAND. |. l.: >: a.
iiOTt.I. HANDSOMELY REBUILT 1897 Greatly enlarged
and mnroyed BEAUTIFULLY located. amid beautiful seen,
cry in andlocted harbo7. secure from naval ascN az
suites with drives groves pule water dFy sh
nhere solhng Yachting bathing 1shng music uahcIns,
Etc Omen until sept IL. Easily accessible by superior
fas, train Long Island Railroad ana new sean
send Tor terms and illustrated pamphlet 70 II u. w
7 ANcON formerly Of Murrny Hill h"'e"' "a"'N'''
~ nsot IInnse. Snnalk County. " y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
Gunner Resorts.
Saratoga
U7lh@ Grand Union.
WILL REMAIN OPEN UNTIL SEPT. Is.
wOOLI,EY 4 GERRANS. rropre,ors.
Saratoga Springs New York.
GRAND FLORAL. FETE SEPT. G.

LONG BRANCH.
UJElOTED STATES MOU Elo
ON Front Select family and transient hotel 19cn
,,,r SOM i,,h Orchestra. Illustrated book"t isra'
scnable rates. ). - W. . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

East India. Jor'a
ana Nicaneer... G2T
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
shafter to Testify.

Washington, Dec. 17.-Genera
Shafter, who is with the president
on his western trip, was ordered
by telegraph today to appear be-
fore the war investigation CON-
mittee.
After General Shafter testiiies,
General Merritt, who arrived from
Europe today. will appear before
the committee.
General Merritt will soon as
sumo command of the department
of the East at Manila, and Gen
eral Shafter will be given the com
mand of the department of Cali
fornia.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
Gold and to Spare.
special 70 The Trihune.

Special to The Tribune.
Canon City, Dec. 17.-The won
derful inrush of miners, prospect
ors, and the average citizen, to-
ward Canon City's new gold camp,
knows no abatement; if anything
the crowd is growing larger and
the eyes of the eager people fairly
blaze with excitement. A new
strike was made early yesterday,
just west of the big strike. The
ore does not yet show free gold but
pans rich, one test showed sixty
excellent colors, which set its dis
coverer enthusiastically wild. A
new town has been staked out and
surveyed, and the plat is being pre-
pared as rapidly as expert hands
can do it. The demand for lots is
great. The new camp promises to
eclipse Cripple Creek or Creede in
their palmiest days.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17

Floreace seems to be enjoying
the luxury of good sized law suit
in its efforts to get mountain water,
1t is claimed, we believe, that if the
pipes are laid in accordance with
the proposition which was submit
ted to the voters and carried at the
late town election, the supply of
water would be entirely inadequate
for the town. OF course, if that is
true, then the verdict of the people
should be reversed, but if the water
Il Il ths5e F55 daiss aAfs tse i5fsass needs
good mountain water and needs it
badly-Chaffee County Record
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
IRISH LEADER TALKS.
Says AngIo-American Alliance is
Detrimental to Uncle Sam.

London, Dec. 17.-In an inter
view this morning Michael Dewitt,
the famous Irish leader in parlia-
ment, announced that the talked
of Anglo-American alliance would
be decidedly detrimental to the
interests of the United States. He
said that the United States should
maintain friendly relations with
Germany and the other European
powers, but that if this govern
ment allied with England the lat
ter would use the alliance to her
own seltih ends in case of any con-
troversy between her and other
European nations.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
Crowds Greet MCKINLEY

Savannah, Ga., Dec. 1.-THE
president arrived here this morn
ing and WIS greeted by a trcmend-
Gus crowd. The Georgian Hussars
acted as an escort from tho depot
to the De Soto hotel. After rest
ing in his room for short time
he went out to the park and re-
there. After that u drive about
the city was indulged in.
This evening will be given to
banquet at the De Soto where
the president will respond to n
tOnst.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
On Territorial Expansion.

New York. Dec. IL The Her
aid publishes today canvass of
the leading papers of the country
giving their views on the question
of territorial expansion. 1t shows
the West to be two to one in favor
of the proposition. The South is
slightly opposed, while the East is
about three to two in favor
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
AT THE FLORENCE.
Notice.

We want Newland Creek water;
we also want TO sell a few Holiday
Goods which we want to close out
at cash, such as Dolls, Vases, AL
buns, Bibles, Celluloid goods, and
Work Boxes, Art Pictures and
Mirrors. We also have the finest
line Of Perfumes, in holiday pack
ages, in town. If you don't believe
it, come and see for yourself. We
will also sell these goods at very
small profit. We have the finest
line of Xmas Tree Ornaments.
Imported and Domestic Confec-
tionery. CiTY Drug STORE,
. McCreary & Widerfelt, Props.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
Chamber of Commerce

The Chamber of Commerce held
a meeting last night at which
questions of unusual interest to the
town were discussed. There is
now proposition before the
chamber which if successfully
closed will mean grand acquisi-
ton to Florence, The particulars
will ke given to the public in the
near future.
The Chamber of Commerce is
undoubtedly a valuable factor in
the towns progress and will be
the means of adding material
benefits to the city.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
Revolution Threatened.

London, Dec. l7.-The cores
Pondent to the Evening News an
Pounoes that new plot has been
(atched by the general staff Of the
lrmy to overthrow the ministry
nd organize military cabinet.
Fe says this revolution will occur
! the first favorable opportunity.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
Governor Tanner iii.

New York, Dec. 17.-Governor
Tanner of Illinois, is severely i'll
with heavy cold which he con-
tracted in coming to this city. He
is confined to his room at the Wal
dorf-Astoria.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Ar TIE fREMoNr.
toast.

Il Il IITnia Il TToinhias, Colorado CCoiioratllo Springs,
J. II. Whitestone, A. B. Baird, H.
M. Lang, Richard Be!son, w. ".
Townsend, A. g. Sven, II. f. Hill,
Denver; Jos. w. Nilsson, w. b.
FELTON,, Canon; G. d. Bradley, city;
H. G. Joy, Cripple Greek; n. 1.
Spusburger, ]. f. Pershing, w. @.
Hanks, Chicago; l.. j. Bowman,
La Junta; W. j. Bradford, Drexel,
Mo-; j. FL. Henley, Trinidad; S.
j. Barrow, st. Louis; G. w. Wilson,
w. j. Wilson, Kansas City.
AT THE FLORENCE.
M. Walsh, G. Craig, @. j. Dewey,
Pueblo; w. Hammestein. Cyanide;
s. A. Morrison, Silver Cliff; uriah
Reese, Canon; j. J. Cruise, A. G.
Saylor, Denver; w. "a. Barton,
Cripple Creek; w. Yantes, Yates
City, ILL.,; L. I. Jones, Jos. Bates,
Salida.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
Fitgerrells Rent List

2 room frame on Fourth street
2 room frame West Main street
/ room frame Green street.
2 room frame at Cyanide.
2 room frame e. Seventh S
Business room Main st.
6 room brick Z. Fourth st.
2 room frame Fifth ST.
a room frame Frazier Lane,
2 room frame E. Second st.
2 room frame Alabaster Ave
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
Cuban General Dead.

Madrid, Dec. ia despatch
received here from Havana an
nounces the sudden death of the
Cuban general, Maxine Gomez.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

DR.. Baker is considering a
proposition TO act as attending
surgeon for he Chandler mines.
Misses Marie and Francis Nc
Guire of Pueblo are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. D. McClintock.
The Globes patrons will be
treated to fine music from two to
seven every evening until Christ
mas.
Mrs. Frank Ruby returned this
morning from Canon City where
she has been visiting the past few
days.
Eight hoboes were secured
transporting by the mayor today
taking them to Victor to work in
the mines.
e. L. Hill Of Denver, commits
sioner of the Colorado Car Service
Bureau, is in the city today look
ing after demurrage charge on cars
at this place. According to new
rule adopted on the 10th inst
demurrage is charged on cars held
more than forty-eight hours fol
loading, the same as on cars helo
for unloading.
This is done to loosen up thu
car service on account of the in
crease of freight business of th'
different roads in this district.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17
New Postmaster,

Washington, Dec. l7.-Louisa
Payne was today appointed post
mistress at Silver Plume vice John
L. Connolly removed.
The Florence daily tribune., 1898-12-17

Call at the City bakery fol
Christmas goods. 52-l6