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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-20
CORPORATION ,oTfCE.


EXTRACTS from the Bylaws ~ The So
cicty f0r the Preservation n Scenic and
storic Places an OBJECTS"
The nnnua. meeting q the members -
tho corp ration l1r the election ~ Irhs-
tees ami Tor the Transaction u such 0fher
hrsinefs ~ may come before % shall be
heil % The first Nelu'rday 81 November
% .ach year AZ ~ o'clock
The ofrcers O. ths e.. - ration shall -
i'r,rlla9f Wee President AMI Treas
urer. al - whom shall b. Trustees. ara
shal 10 elected or appointed annIslly at
the meeting - the Trustees on tho nrss
"wednesday ln November
Vacancies IA tie board = Trustees %
officers occurring between 10 regular meet
ings uas De hliri b. a majority q me
remaining Trustees
Tho irs' resident. Vice President and
T-rsaeure. shall ts s.e-fsd ~ the NEE ling
a. ohlrh these Bylaws ar adopted and
f.nll hold afnre ~ mo year. or untn
others ars &c ted o- 40 dated IN their
s'eai There sail be- d S.crefar'. MO
snail hold of!-e ~ tie pleasure = The
Board
Ncw Yrrk June II. is9s
ANDREW " GREEN President.
EDWARD HAGAMAN HAL. secretary.
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EXHIBITION CASE No.
PRICE TO YOU, SG.GJ.

Twelve C-aall extra colored roman candles.
SIX G-aau c4ec;rlc spieadcr candles
Six co. coored sky rockets-ciimson and green.
SIX - = cJ,orcd SKY rsckets-ciimson ana ETsea-
O-e la-ra Coz 1reG electric flower.
one y e mine OF calo-ed stars.
ore large cClp~el rorette. mounted.
One large C1l1-ed acrul.te.
One medium cOiored h0rai b0mbsheN
one large co.orci jewe.led jet
One - crimson bong Ia. mounted.
Ore - green beneola. mounted
One - - cr.1red Triangle wheel. mounted.
one Pinch vertical vince. mounted.
One No min, 4 coiorec stars.
on lrge colc-ed Mount Nesuy.us.
70 ,el trough and pun, for lighting included.
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EXHIBITION CASE No.

Ore l.rre cOi1r.1 rose,te. mouated.
One 20 mine 81 co.0red 6;GTs.
One large color.d aero!te.
Twelve IN SKY r0ckets--crlnson enc green
Three LARGE colored JcV elied Jets
Six G-baIl electric spreader candles
twelve Shall extra col0red roman cancles
one i6-inch colored vertical wheel, mounted
one oag red Illuminating FIRE.
One has green Illuminating fire.
Two largo colored electric flowers.
one No mine Of coiored stars.
One large double triangle mounted.
one large colored sapphire shower.
One large surprise box.
Two largo Mount Vesuvius.
One large Devil Among the Tsilor-.
Rocket trough and punk for lighting ineiooro'
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ASSORTMENT G. WEIGHT 425 LBS.
PRICE TO YOU, 500.
ptccc "Circiet of Glory"


Piece "Circiet of Glory"
A r,o-v o. golden FIRE with crimson centre springing
a Silver circle With coiored centres
CIV ~ o mound exhibition rockets.
Or.e battery Of extra coored stars
OK pound exhibition rockets
Thee Finch Japarese night shells fred from mortar
md As~osnr showers Of pearls. chysan;henuins rings
scrolls. etc. 1T.
orc extra large roral lombshcN
-,ne 40 o Yninr extra c0lorcd Glars
Two foir-pound weeping willow rockets.
Piece "JuIy Fourth"
rtx on--round exhibition rockets
Ono large pfismauc whirI"lno composed OF IN
u.r.c columns Of brilliant iir~ 49,
Ono large surprise box. three dN'crent eHccts
ono large Devil Among the Tailors.
Piece "FaIling Wntcrs."
Ops No 10 Of extra coored stars
orr large Devil Among tho Tnilors
(,o ,arge battery OF extra colofcd starr.
three pound aserod rockets. mammoth nohting
stars. .r. po,usv
a beautiful revolving piece. commencing with two
revolving In contrary directions form
trr cic II twenty feet In diamter the centre of
witch is Sled with colored SaNons.
r'hr.e l2-inch Japan'ec night shoIs.
fix on. pound bongolas for Illuminating. red
i've f1ur pound electric shower rockets
ono large surprise box: three Effects
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rORECIOSlRE SALES.

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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. coUN;
~ O, New York Charles =. Curtis and
others, as trustees under the las, viii and
testament O., Henry Cary, deceased. plain
tgs. against Isaac Mayer and others. de-
PENDANTS.
closure and sale duly made and entered n
the above emitted action. bearing date the
.7th DAY q May. 1895. !. the uni-rsignei.
the referee ~ sait judgment name. WI
Real Fststs salesroom. No. III Broadway.
in tho II rough ~ Manhattan. IN the 'iy
ard county Z New York. on the 24,h day
q June. isp- ~ u O'clock noon on mat
day. ~ Peter +. Never, auc,ionssr. re
promises directed BY ssA udsmeni - be
sold and therein described as follows
All that certain lo;. piece or parcel 81
land. with the building thereon. situate.
and bounded and described ms follows to-
Wit: beginning at the corner formed by
the intersection ~ the easter.f side ~
Third Avenue with the nor'heriy side 81
Nine,y-third Street. running thence east
srl, along the northerly side - Ninety
third street ninety 800 feet. thence
northerly parallel with Third Avenue
twenty-five (25l feet eight and one-hah
t~i,l Inches. thence westerly parallel with
Ninety-third Stree; and part ~ the way
through party wall ninety po) feet TO
the eas.erly SIDE 81 Third Avenue, thence
sauthery along the easter,y side 81 Third
Avenue tWsnt' I'VE N-Df l"cA elkhA anu INV
hal. (si1l riches 10 the point or pace u
beginning Ieing the same promises which
were convey. q the - \ Isaac Mayer
and Julius FTcischmann ~ John EckhoH
b. deed dated The sixth day 81 December.
1892. and recorded IN the ofnce ~ the Reg
is,er OF the city and County 81 New York
on the sixth day Of December. lsz. Ia
block series tConveyancesD section 3. l.iNer
II. rage Il, ani irdeSei under Block Num-
her $50 on The Land Map OF the CITY
OF New York
Dated New York CITY June Let. 1898.
HAYS a GREEN BAUM
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
isl broadway.
Borough - Manhattan.
New York CITY
The following Is diagram Of the
property referred 20 In the foregoing notice
Of sale.
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JAPANESE DAY FIREWORKS.
Follr OiSDlayS.

fOui displays.
T7esn wonderful bay Shells. imported d,f"ct rom
japan are y the unique o. Modern iny"ntIo1
'h.v DISPLAY kinds % extra large and mammoth
nrlres "hlch hrei from mriar. ma nIs
hacked with the goods. Tho e1ects rcife4Nnt 'pi,S
G0fDrSgsa Uf'MAN FIGURES DRAGONS. AM
MALs BIRDS FISH TURTLES. lNSE,T'. IN.
IDOXg LANTERNS FLAGS GLOBES. DICE. Eggs:
pARAsoiS CHRysANTrrMrMs. Pearls ana
MONS COMETS etc besides numerous co.or"d cloul
elects which noat IN the air long tm" hefot" gradn.
sly descending the ground wncr" th"y are eagerly
sought after souvenirs by tho spectators
No. j.
PRICE TO YOU, $40.
dschsrre succession ~ eight extra large ana
nve mammoth Hirayama Japanose day shells
No. 2.
PRICE TO YOt, SO.
dschnrg. succession ~ 81 extra largo and IL
mammoth Hirayama Japanese DAY shells
No. g.
PRICE TO YOU, $50.
DISCHARGE IN auccession ~ q extra large ana ~
mammoth IIirayamA japanese day shells.
No. 4.
PRICE TO YOU $40.
A dsoha-r. O, pieces. double mammoth size Mortar
loaned for the purpose
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ASSORTMENT c. WEIGHT 100 LBS.
PRICE TO YOU, S33.Z5.
s.IrIredx Dart"

PRICE TO YOU, S3t.Z0.
Piece "Firehy Dart"
vofegaied co.ored arcnies darling ground fame
One lG-!nch cciried vertical wheel. mounted
One No. G. fane % cooTed stars
One large DevN Among the ThLors. ~
One extra large tourbnllon, or merry wh'rlr'ind.
lively. i-rcrra exhibition rockets. and rain.
Gre battery CT Tsld colored stars
Piece "PencocIs Fam"
centre o, variegated cOlored rings. extending 70
hl q brilllsn; feathers
ono large double triangle. mounted.
One medium colored Moral boTnbshell.
On" extra large tOurblon. or merry whirlwind
BIZ rb. rockets, stars and rain.
One large battery OF SOLID co.ored stnrs.
Three one pound bensolas. crimson mounted.
Piece primary CO1Ored Wheel"
c1fcade In silver with revolving rosettes
One large sauc!sron, Of silver snakes.
IWe!ie one pound rockefs--extra coiorsd stars
Vne ls-inch cOored vertical wheel. mounted.
DDae large surprise box; three different elects
4hTee one-pound beng0Gs. green. mounted
Piece "FaItiDg Waters"
cascade IN silver showers. with revolving rosette.
oee large sauoisson nest OF silver snakes.
SDe NO mine 81 coOred stars.
c1t battery Of sold cOored stare.
"ne large surprise box, three enec.s
Piece "Merry FroIic."
eles Of Golden rays Introducing revolving rigs and
~eens Of silver FIRE.
yhe medium c0lored norel bonbshel.
OK y 10. rocke1s--extrn colored stars.
Vhe No. o mine 81 colOre9 stars
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ASSORTMENT A. WEIGHT 40 LBS.
NO

To 1Ot,
Twelve 6-bail exhibition colored roman cAncles
Two No . n!nes q extra cOlored stars
One extra large oolored rOsette. mounted
twelve 10 ball exhibition colcTed roman candies
Two batteries II colored stars. SOLD colors
twelve y y, sky rockcts-crinlson and green
One arga c1lored ae-clite.
Twelve one pound rockets-stars and GOLD rain.
One No & r!nc Z colJrcd stars
Three large electric fOwcTs
One m triangle wheel mounted
One large coorec indian Juggler.
one ~. % cDIored stars
one large sururiS~ box. .s
Two oae- pound crimson nlumlnatlohs rOuh'eo'
Three large c0;ored jewe.led jets .,
One lc-..ch colyred vertical wheel ip1ui'eu
Two =. green ilumlnations mounted.
one extra (. rye prfmauc fountain
TWO large FORA OombsheNs
Two la.ge cOloged Mount Nesuyius.
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ASSORTMENT B. WEIGHT IS LBS.

PRICE TO YOU, S2370.
Piece "RcvoIving CoIOrcd Cfrclct.'
Three brilliantly coored circe;s appear within ring
Of FIRE
One No. Of co,ored stars.
One iarze battery OF coiorsd stars SOHO Color
SIX lO-Asn extra colored exhibition candles.
Twelve 44-pound rockets crimson and green
One is-inch vertical wheel mounted
One large surprise box.
One No. mine os coOred stars
Piece "silver Aureola"
golden circle with oolored centre revolving between
3ccr Jets 2 fres.
Twelve one pound rockets
One ,xtra .arge saucissOn NEST OF silver snakes)
Two pound crimson bengOlas. mounted;
One large battery Of cOlored stars tsolid COLOR.
Two NJ mines OF coOred stars
One large surprise box
SIX 20 ball cOlored exhibition candles
One extra large coiorej floral bonibshel
Piece "CrystaI Fountain"
gold circle. surrounded by fountain OF
ef crystal pearls.
Six - bell extra colored exhibition candies
Two l-pound bcngocs. mounted for Nlumiht''hg
One extra lurge colored HOral bOIuDshclL
One No. OF colored stars.
SIX lo-b colored exhibition candles
One Nc y mine II colored stars.
One ls-irch vertical wheel. mounted
one extra large battery Of stars OF Solo coior'
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EXHIBITION CASE. No. s.
PRICE TO YOU. st.-5.

TKIIE To 1Ct, SF.IO.
Twelve G. ball extra cOorcd roman caroles.
g. >-UaW extra c,l0rsd roman candles
81 Co. c0io.eG sky rocks,s--crimson and green.
SIX d. - clloTed skv rCckcfs--''runson ana green.
One 80 = mine q extra Coi1rcd Stars.
one NJ. q mine II extra c0iorrd stars.
on -. crimson hengoia, mounted.
Or- II green benpO.a. mounted.
one ~. cllorcd triangle wheel. mounted.
One large c1DreI rosette. mounted.
One Pinch callrei vertical wheel. mounted.
one large ,olOve1 electric flower.
one large coiored Mount Nesuvius.
One large colorca Jewellel Jet.
One .arce cClorcd rosettel mounted.
Rocke; trough ara punltfor lighting Included
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BOARD AND ROOMS.


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STORAGE.

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HOUSES lG5 1871 iGs West 32d-si. Stor-
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WATCHES on INsTAI.MENT.

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EXHIBITION CASE No. 5.

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PRICE TO YOU, S2.S3.
Twelve G-hcU extra col1red roman candles.
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ore 80 = nl ne % extra c0lore2 siars-
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One -. crimson hengola mounted
One 4. p green leueola mounted.
on. la-sc cllu.ed Mount Ncs'.vius.
one ia,-o C0lofed jcWeiled f"t
On lar-o rclJlec ele tric tower
Rocket trough ard punk for lighting o~n,hec
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SPECIAL WAR PIECES.
Portraits and Displays.

Owing 10 the demand FOR expressive Of the war
feeling OF the people The Tribune also offers the follow
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The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
Lieutenant Garland Arrested.

4 special dispatch of Aug IS to the Commercial Appeal from Chickamauga says:
 Lieut.. Garland, Company H. First Arkansas, son of eX- At torney General Garland, was ordered under arrest today by Col. Chandler.
 At the solicitation of his men Lieut. Garland drew up a peti- tion asking that the First be disbanded, now that the war Is over. It was signed by his company and men from other companies to the number of about POO, and they claim that nearly all of them would have signed if the proceedings had not been stopped.
 Lieut.. Garland said he in tended no mutiny, out was on ly exercising the right of pe= tition, which he considered all Americans possessed. The idea of more garrison duty is repugnant to the Mississippi and Arkansas troops, and, in fact nearly all the volunteers.
 The Second Arkansas was boiled today and a majority expressed a wish to go home. The Mississippians are of tn he same opinion, though no con certed action has been taken.
 The First Arkansas boys were very indignant at Gar lands arrest and are almost ready for mutiny. Garland is still under arrest.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
Rough Rider lsbeIPs Story.

Vinlta, 1. T., August 19.- Tom Isbell, the rough rider who fired the first shot by the land troops on Cuban soil, has returned to his home in thls city. He states that at La Quisana they were not am pushed; that the enemy was known to be near by, and he and several other Americans were sent forward in single file to locate them. Finally, after crawling some distance, he saw a Spaniard directly Tn front, about 70 yards off, and draw ing a bead, fired at the Castil- ian. The mans gun flew up in the air and he topDled over. 1sbell's shot was the signal for a return fire. and lie was hit seven times within a few min utes, the enemy being Tn trench es in front and on both sides of the trail The Cuban guide left when the first gun cracked, and was never seen afterward. Isbell saw Hamilton Fish killed, also Tilden Dawson. The latter was from Vinita, and Isbell brought home to the be- reaved mother the Testament which she had given to her son on his departure, when she charged him to be a brave boy, and he promised her that if he must die it should be with hls face toward the enemy. In honor of the return of Tom Is. bell, Joe Cline, John Davis and others of the rough riders, q banquet was given to night.
 Ten miles of track has been laid on the new railroad and the work discontinued until grading is finished on the oth- CT end. The ten miles of road is being leveled up and regular trains will be running to Dick son in a few days.-Benton- vile Democrat.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
Formidable War Ships.

A special sent out from Washington a few days ago said. The navy department will ask congress to authorize the construction of the largest and most formidable battle ships and cruisers atioat, ves- sells without equals in any oth- CT foreign fleet and lncompara- bly, superior in offensive power speed and endurance to any of the magnificent ships which 9 few weeks ago destroyed Ger vera's squadron.
 The decision reached at a meeting of the naval board of construction. will be urged np- on congress for prompt action, supported by arguments of the most convincing character. The subject was taken up at the direction of Secretary Long who desired to have building program thoroughly considered and agreed upon by the high est presentation to the legisla- tive branch of the government in December
 The board practically agreed to begin the design of three battleships of between 13 900 and l4,OO0 tons displacement with at least 19 knots main tained speed. It was also de- termined to recommend three first class cruisers of about 12. 900 tons and not less than p knots speed, and Tn addition to these, a class of protected and partly armored cruisers of be- tween 5000 and 6,OOO tons, as well as a new class of 2,5OO ton cruisers.
 The battleships will be de- signed to whip any fighting vessel Tn the world, of whatev- class and the cruisers are to be more formidable than any yes sel of their speed up to this time in Europe.
 The board made no reference to torpedo boats, and is not dis posed to recommend any fur ther increase 10 the fifty one vessels of that type now built or authorized.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26

was not a man from the North, but one from the far South. This Is one of the good signs of times. In the hour of danger there is no North, no South, but one united country. May we never hear of sectionalism again. There are no lines down in the, navy. l need not say 1t may interest you to know that my Flag Lieutenant Brumby is q Georgian by birth and appointment. Again thanking you most cordially, 1 remain, Very gratefully and sincerely,
 "GEoRGE DEWEY.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
County Road Tax.
Bentonville Democrat.


 At the coming election will be submitted to the voters fol adoption or rejection an amend ment to the constitu ion au. thorizing the levying and col. lecting a three mill tax fol county road purposes. It is useless to argue the impor- tance of good roads or the many advantages to be derived from them. The facts are patent to all. Through no oth- CT channel would our county and State derive so much ben etits as by a thoroughly good system of public highways, and no other agency would go fan ther towards enhancing the value of lands. When you 20 to vote on the 9th of September remember this and vote for the adoption of this amendment.
 For the benefit of those who may not be familiar with the wording of the proposed amend ment, we reproduce 1t below:
 "The county courts of the State in their respective coun- ties, together with the justices of the peace of each county, in addition to the amount of coun- ty tax allowed to be levied, shall have the power to levy not exceeding three mills on the dollar on all taxable prop erty of their respective coun, ties, which shall be known as the County Road Tax" and when collected shall be used in the respective counties for the purpose of making aud repair ing public roads and bridges of the respective counties and for no other purpose, and shall be collected in United States currency or county warrants legally drawn on such road tax fund, if a majority of the qual- flied electors of such county shall have voted public road tax at the general election for State and county officers pre- ceding such levy at each cleo tiOn."
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
An Enterprising Druggist.

There are few men more en. terprising than H. A. Daily and Jas T. Nelson who spare no pains to secure the best of everything in their line for their many customers. They now have the valuable agency for Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds This is the wonderful remedy that is producing such furor all over the country by it's many startling cures. It absolutely cures asthma, bron. chitls. hoarseness and all af. tectiohs of the throat, chest and lungs. Call at above drug stores and get a bottle free or regular size for 30 cents and $1 %. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded.
The Springdale news., 1898-08-26
Dewey's Thanks.

Congressman Livingston of Georgia has received the fol- flowing letter from Admiral Dewey.
 Flagship Olympia, off Cav itte, Philippine Islands, June IT, 1898.
 My Dear Sir: I have jus, learned from the last papers that l am indebted to you for the introduction in the House of Representatives of the reso lutions extending 10 me the thanks of Congress for the ra- val engagement of Manilla Bay May l.
 "I hardly need tell you that l am most sincerely grateful to you as the author of that resC. lutlon-brlnging, as 1t does, the highest honor that can come to an American naval officer in his professional ca reer. Bu' it is q great pleasure 10 acknowledge my debt of gratitude. and to thank yon ill unstlnted measure for the part you took in obtaining for me that greatest distinction.
 Ut is a source of additional pleasure to me, a Vermonter. that the mover of the resolntlon