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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-11-30
CONSTRUCTOR HAyScOM on TRIAL..
THE COURT MARTIAL OPENS AT THE LEAGUE
ISLAND NAVY YARD.

THE COURT MARTIAL OPENS AT THE LEAGUE
Island NAVY YARD.
Philadelphia. Nov. 29.-The court appointed
20 NY Naval Constructor Hanscom met this after
noon at the League Island Navy Yard MI Han
scorn is He'd upon TO face four charges The first
Is that OF approving fraudulent vouchers, which
gave 20 workmen at the yard more pay than they
had earned: the second is culpabl ireficiency in
the performance OF his duties the third is the fall
ure 70 report the false vouchers 10 his immediate
superior and the fourth Is the making Of false
statements in his reports to Washington OF labor
performed at the Yard The court is composed Of
Commodore II. l. Howison. Captain J. j. Read.
Captain J. II. Sands. Captain r. p Leary. Captain
Theodore F. Jewell. Commander G. J. Train Com
mander J. f.. Ide Constructor W. II. Narney and
Constructor " j. Mintonye. with Lieutenant j. J.
Knapp as iudgeadvocate. There IS long list OF
Witnesses 70 be examined, and the inquiry Will
probably consume three or four days
A visitor az the Navy Yard today was Lieuten-
an;-Commande- Adolpn Mark who was judge-ad-
vocate OF the cou.t o. inquiry into the Maine dis
as,er. salute OF eleven guns greeted him on his
not be definitely asc-rtained but !; was said that
he IL 30 appear ir NJ. HanscCm's behalf.
After the Organization OF the cor:-t Mr.. Hanscom
objected 10 Constructor Mntorye acting as me m
Der alleging that the Constructor had ressed
a. opinion on the case. After consultation among
The other members they decided thai CoIs'ru0 tor
W,n,onve should remain The charges against Con.
structOr Hanscom were then read. ana me coui'
adjourned until tomorrow morn!rS.
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orr hunnfed tnf f"eHry -rIEI'i 3TIeT0
This property is sold to satisfy en- ior S39ll ~ Win
,nt crest thereon from November II lh6N and c's's
amounting sl3li. beside. the expenses - the sale
The approximate amount 81 prior mortgage. taxes.
assessments &c subject which the above described
premises are - lie gold. follows
Mortgage t27 T50 with interest heron at per cent
from Juns Is. 1898. Mortgage 1880 with interest
thereon a, 5 per from Ju'e isr. lsrs Mortgage
s27 $50 with interest from Jane ls
1895; Nortga3. t,73o with interest thereon a. per
cent FROM Tune 81 80. with interest
thereon per cent from June ls les and Mortgage
for IS SOD without interest Ana alsO subject 20 taxes
assessments ard water rates asgTegang approximate
50 900
Dated New York November @2 1898
nNOR
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WISCONSIN, STUCK ~ TIE Mod.

San Francisco. Nov 2s.-The newly launched bs =
tle-shp Wisconsin is stuck IN the mud OF tho bay
of the Union Iron Works. Tho channel into which
the Wisconsin took her FRS; dip had been well
drecged. Across this the vessel sho, and went
into the mud fats beyond II was impossible for
the tugs TO reach her. 70 tho fronworks men at
tached new ten-inch hawser 10 the hull and
by means of the machinery ~ the yard sought
to pu!l Il fro'n rs sticky bed SO much power was
Ground the Wiscont!n and out 10 deop water. The
vessel can then be noated easily.
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THE ADULA ~ THE ATLAS LINES HANDS.

TO RE HELD Ply HER OWNERS PENDING De
CisION OF AN APPEAL FROM THE
PRIZE COURTS DECISION
The steamship Aiula, which was captured by the
Marbehead while trying 70 get into Guantanamo
IN the early summer. has been returned 10 her
owners, ths Atlas Line. The line has appealed
from the decision Of the Prize Court declaring the
vessel a prize and has deposited bond OF $1,000 10
secure the return OF the vessel 20 the Government
in the decision or the Prize Court should be
Upheld. Pending final decision the vessel will ply
in the service Of the Atlas Line. She IS now taking
cargo ~ the conpanys pier, at West Twenty
hist
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Uropoeals.
RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL SIRE!

RMY BUILDING. WHITEHALL STREET,
New York C'iy Nov -. 1875. pr,p lsas IN
,rpIicate Will be received tis flee un' II ococ.
noon December 3ri supplying this Department
with with detachable straps shoulders and
with 5000 pans 81 trousers. foot or
mounted hdters submit with ih"ir 1Ilsdls pie
tie less than yard N length Which
,ney propose to making the garmeats 3anks :Or
iddinr with al! information,
mad here Preference Will he given TO articles Of domest
ciucti Manufacture, conditions q quality and
price dnc'udng the price q foreign prolletons or
manufacture duty theTcon) being equal The L r
the right TO eject accept any
proposals thereof. and TO increase tie
number called for 100 Envelopes timing
proposals should bs marked Proposals for Goats end
trousers he opened December 3ri, ISGS md
dressed 20 A KIMBAII. Asst Quar;erIas;er t;e erai
L A. Depot Qus-termas.sr.
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DED ID LINE.

DED LINE.
For IA Guayra. Puerto CAbeio. Curacao and Mara.
esibo Via Curacao-Calling also at Porto Rico
From Roberts Pier. Brooklyn
S PHILADELPHIA. 900. Saturday Dec. 4 r
s CARACAS. ....... saturday. Dec. IL l p
These superior Accommodation for oas-
BoULToN BLISS A DALLEr-
General Managers 13s Front St
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l3sth street.
The approximate ot taxes. assessments or oher
Mems which are allowed the purchaser out OF ne
purchase money paid BY the reNree - S2io $1,000
CLIFFORD W HARTRipGE
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PATENT SOLICITORS AND Al
rnnAENS

- ~ 49, - = ~~-N->'~> -
PATENTS obtained all over the world
prompt and careful attention always
OSCAR \ MICHEL go Brohdway y. !
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CTPREME COTRT. County Of New-YOrk.

George b. ASHLEY. PlaintN, against Emily r. E.,
ct and other, Defendants In pursuance OF uisHeI'
Foreclosure and Sale, made and entered IN te
entitled action bearing date the 2lst day ~ NuNeH'
lsps the Undersigned Referee In said judgment ,an''
will tn. New lotk tHil l-rld -
sale. Rom Number III Broadway in the borough !
Manhattan CITY ~ N"n No-k on TIE ian day or ir-
cenher lsgs at - ocll'l. n. by William henneIiN,
Auctoneer the premises sail fragment mentioned am
therein described az follows:
ALI. those certain lots pieces Or narces ~ snH WIZ
huidinga thereon. situate. NinR ana being In '
city. County and state u New York. founded ana ~
,cribei follows: BtGINNlNG AZ n point Ii a." Norm
civ Inc hurdiet and twenty eighth street us
tsrt one hundred fits I'Di feet easterN rom the
corner formed Intersection the ease'iy Nn" ~
Eighth ANenl- tn NoItEeiy line Of on" hurll' j
and Street. running thence Nprth"aidt
aid parable, Eighth Avenue Nincf min, $50 yet
srd eleven IL, inches the centre line - the BLOCK
letwee one hundred twent' eighth anc ono h1ndre
twenty ninth streets 'hence eastNaiiy along sa
centre lire one hundred and e'ehf i"s' feet. then'
Sorthward, all parallel with Eighth Avenue ninety
rlre and eleven 81 Incl - T. the NortncY Lir
- hund.'d and twenty cYl ta street and ti"H "
Westwardy along the Nofhe-y line ~ one hundred ana
eignth street hundred and gh tl"S' feet
point place - hegirnins. Together with the car
Isis window shades and all Oincf appurt"nanc-s
Dated Ner York November - 1ss> - -
j. .. O'fONOR. Referee
Duane = cobb Plaintiffs Attorney. 81 Nassau street.
Borough ~ Manhattan City Z New York.
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0rapellers' 6otel Docket &nioe.

rhi. list appear. Mondays Wednesdays snd SATURDAYS
HOTELS OFF l1MllE WWRIlIO.
For descriptive booklet CT any Fail Resorts or Hotel
below. call or address (send s'amp)
N@Hs0 11arSGG BWrsGN Co.,
o. Fifth New York.
\ ~ Regent ST.. London
2is Rue dc Eivol. Parts. 49,.
so quail 81. Jean Bapiis'e Nice
MOT[El POCKET GUDIWE.
GRATIS 49,
"a P NEAR. American Plan f. p Europ.a = oP o 70
AriANTiC CITY y J. Seaside Hseop all yr. AP - up
REVAN HOUSE. Iarchmont on-Sound. open 10 De-. 49,
BOSTON Mass ......... Hotel Nendome, ~ -, - Wy
Go copiey So Hotel. Z. p; $50 up: A. p. $50 "
RROOYI.YS n Hotel -. George. J.. j.. 81 \: II 60 go
CHICAGO Ill The Virginia. A. = 20 30 up' y
Opens pee. 9th T. r. DIX T &, Ms np
KANSAS CITY Mo New Coates. EP 81 up A., e. e, w.
MONTGOMERY Ala. Exchange ioiei a T. :, w.
NEW ORLEANS. la ST. charles hotl: y; -, e. 3
20 .......... Tie Cosmopolitan Hotel r. r. 81" ~
NEW YORK ....... FIFTH AVENUE ilOTEl" a. a..
do 49, Hotel Hanover. 5th-sve 10Th ope 70 n
do tWa.en Leland ~ HI Grenohe r. r., S''' =, Wy w.
do Cosmopolitan HI chambers " * wa 90 e. "a
ST louis Mo FAINTER. Hotel E r. 81 up; a. r. - ~
SYRACUSE Y Y....Yatss Hotel +. T.. 80 80. e.
UTICA y Y.......... The Butteiheid A. p. :" e. -
WASH NGTON =. C.......A Arlington ho'e y 9, N m
Do ..... Hotel Gordon. 4. p 81 up' - =" :" n.y.
The falesh r. - T''" 80
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POR SALE.
MACHINERY,
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

x11,r-~rroDr< MN o>-~|~>r>-~>>---~-
CALL. or WRITE, for the new illustrated
catalogue postpaidp - the famous liari
mn, Piano. prices and terms - suit the
times. renting pianos. city IT country. a
snro,al,y. HARpMAS. PECK K Co,
Mfr l3S S'h-aVe
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS will be received at the Buren,

= ~ s,npljes and Accounts. Navy Department AZ.
nrton - C. urrl ~ o'clock Deccnb"r " iN'.
ami publicly opened Immediately thereafter 10 nfhsh NJ
the Navy Ynrd Port suouh. y. H.. a qusn'ity O, ma
hncry md Blank proposals VIII be iuih'In'' ~
,nnIica,lon I, the Navy Yard. Portsmouth. y w. or p
ne bureau EDWiS STEWART. Paymaster General /.
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fSORTH-GERMAS
LLOYD.
Express steamer
20 Gibraltar. NJ
TENS ....... Dec. 3. II a. VI.
'A.Vlctoiia Dec. 10. II A. ".
tKai.'rW. II Dec. III \. VI.
Also steamers Tor Aleyandl
Return tickets available II
from Naples. Genoa. Gibral'
don. Southampton. Paris an
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
OELRlcHS e 60. Agents.
. BOWLING CIR. y. Y.
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GEgMAN METlT ERRAElEAM SERWlG,

.irAMBURG AMERICAN
LINE.
, from New York
pies and Genoa.
tAlier.......lJec. 81, ~ \. W
'F. Blsm'ok. Jan. 4. ii a. u.
TINS. .......Jsn. ~. II \. VI
IA. Egypt. In Jan. and Fen.
p the steamers of either line
ar. Hamburg. Bremen. Ion
Cherbourg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LINE
% BROADWAY. -. 7.
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GOVERNORS ISLAND, y. Y. H., Nov,

GOVERNORS ISLAND. y. Y. H., Nov. Is,
1905 Sealed propssais IN ,r.ElieAte FOR ernishins
Fuel Forage and Straw required In Dept Of 10 Tabi
during nscal yesr ending June 80 1906 wiz he received
here and by Quarerrialtsrs al lstor Mass Fort
sttu,ion. y A.. rort. Magma sad po:tr. " Y. Mad
son Barracle and Ptttsouig Barracks y y. Fort KtnEn
Allen. VI. For, prob. Ne. For, Adam, H. l. F0t
Mott. y. J., Battery Point. bel. Fo, Moaroe Va and
Fort HcHenry Nd. unt.. IL O'Clock Il eastern tine
December ~ 1893 and ,hen opened L. s. reserves ght
reject or eccsp, any OF all proposals any part
Informatoa furnished en- application. Envelopes contain
ing proposals. will ts endorsed "proposss for .... at
..,....." L. o. MoAI.EXANDEr. A. y N. 4 v
A DVERrltHMKNrs ana subscriptions for rho rrtuns
"A received az tAsir Uptown Once, No. l2i2 broadway
"a door north Of s,,-a until o'clock p M advertise
sa.a' ,s,:: un;I ssSss p NJ y X, 90 sn3,sss
and Nts-r. !2 ceumhss.svs. near West 0oth-SI
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CnrctIcsnrf Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. County OF
~ New Yoik-Correra W Sade. p,aintiT agens.
Patrick u Lynch and others DEFENDANTS
In pursuarca ~ iudgnen' Of foreclosure and sal'
gully entered In the above entitled action bear
IN, date the 3lst dav 1895 l. the undersigned
referee in said judgment named will sell n public au'
ton at 'he Exchange Salesroons III broadway IN y"
Borough Manhai.au. city = New York on he ls cav
Of December 1895 - o'clock that DAY. ~
strong Ireland auc,lonoers tie premises directed Nv
sad iudgm-H, sold therein described as follows
All .ha, certain lot piece parce - land, with ~"
buildings there erected situate. Hirg ana bens IN me
;o,h WarA Of She Cy York. Borough Of Mammal
ian and included within Block 20S7 Of Serion on me
Land Map ~ cry OF New York. bounded and &c
scribed follows BEGINNING at point on the Norm
ev side ~ l3Sth Street ~ feet westerly IRON
me rnt formed intersection OF tn Northery 500
Of lash VIII side or The houl@'a
las uideneh running thence Norther,y and parallel WI"
boulevard OF the through party wall
% the block. thence ives
civ and raralle I3sit Street 10 feet thence S"hFrW
s,A again paralel with the Boueva-u and part or the
av through party wa % fee, II inches IN The North
rIy side 81 l3Sh Street thence along the Norihe'y
,de OF 3Sh street Is feet 10 the point or place OF DO
Ginning be ED dimensions more or less ana oe'ns
Premises now known Number Oh West lSsih street.
dated New York November eth 1sps
49," CLIFFORD w. HARIRlDGE,
Referee
SETH p ROBINSON.
Attorney for plaintiff
2ns Broadwsy York y. 7.
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L'RENCIl LINE.

OLD DOMINION LINE.
~ For Old Poirt Comfort. Norfolk. Newport News
Petersburg Portsmouth. Primers Point Richmond. VIZ
sn,a Beach Va sad Washington u. c. Freight snC
passenger stsa;ner, from Pier &c River
Weekday except saturday at +. NJ. and saturday q
- 81.
W /. GUII.LAUDEU. Vice Prss' and frame Mgr.
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Il NEW YORK-Q EENsTOwN LIVERPOOL
Teuto,,c nov. 20. no 81 Geimanic Dec. 81.
be noon i,,i,.oa, ~ noon
- ;rf..'. Dec ~ . Majestic Jan. II.
saloon rat~~ N cym,r $50 up. Ge.msnic. Britannia.
60, ,n Majestic Teaonc So w second Cabin $3.50
,pwaffe: Third Class Cymrc Germanc and Britain
ME $40. Majestic and Teutonic. $50 Revenue
lax additional.
For passenger. freight and genera Information apply to
WHITE STAR LINE.
per 80. ~. North River Ofice. Broadway y Y.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-19

tribute of love and respect. The SER
vices were conducted by the Rev.
Joseph Speers, of the Second Presby-
terrain church. He paid high tribute
to the excellent qualities of the de-
ceased, and how he had come to this
city little over a year ago an entire
stranger, and had gained for himself
the love and esteem of all who had
known him. At the conclusion of the
services the remains were borne TO the
funeral car by Messrs. Price Whitaker,
Arthur Hubbard. Don M.-s,iman, Clar-
ence Giffin and Frank Waterhouse, and
conveyed to the $50 Panhandle train
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-19

for Pittsburg, the home of the de-
ceased, where the interment will take
place Mr.. Preston came to this city
one year ago to assist in superintend-
ing the building of the coke ovens at
the Riverside plant, and had about
successfully completed his work when
he was taken i'll with typhoid fever.
He was removed from his room to the
City Hospital and all the medical aid
seemed of no avail. and at eleven
o'clock last Saturday evening he peace
fully closed his eyes on earth. His
parents have the heartfelt sympathy
of all of his friends in this city.
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NEXT a1EETuNu Will BE HELD
ON THE FIRST SUNDAY IN JAN
UARY. WHEN NEW DELEGATES
WILL BE RECEIVED AND OFF,
GERS ELECTED-A r B ITRAT1ON
COMMITTEE REPORTS SETTLE
MENT OF A DISP TIE AT
SCHENK'S SLAUGHTER HOUSE.
SPEECH IN FAVOR OF SUPPORT
GIVEN LABOR CANDIDATES FOR
COUNCIL-LA[BOR DAY COMMIT
TEE MAKES IT'S LAST REPORT
The Ohio Valley Trades and Labor
Assembly held its last meeting of the
present year yesterday afternoon. Ow-
ing to the absence of President Riley,
Delegate Sims was elected president
pro tenn.
After the calling of the roll, reading
of minutes and list of boycotts by Sec
rotary Salisbury, the special Labor Day
committee made its final report, stat
ing that the report had been delayed
on account of failure of some members
to turn over unsold tickets. The COM
mittee reported that the exact profits OF
the Labor Day celebration amounted to
$73465.
The chairman of the legislative COM
mittee reported progress OF movement
of Council and citizens to secure free
toll.
The arbitration committee reported
settlement of a dispute that had arisen
between the proprietors and employees
of the Schenck butcher establishment
at Fulton ON account of the discharge
of one of the men because he tried to
hold a job at the slaughter house and
conduct barber shop ait the same
time The arbitration committee was
given power by Mr.. Schenk and the
members of the butchers local to SET
tie the difficulty. The committee sus-
tanned Mr.. Schenck in his action, with
the provision that the discharged en-
ploye could return to work whenever
he would discontinue his barber bust
ness. The arbitration committee also
reported progress in regard to the
Richland coal strike.
A communication was received from
Typographical Union No. Z, of Pitts
burg, asking that the Assembly request
the members of the Retail Grocers'
Association for assistance in the con-
test against a Pittsburg printing firm
which is fighting organized labor and
opposing the movement for nine
and-a-half hour work day. The COM
munication was received and the re-
quest complied with. Delegates Stein,
Duffy and Donahue were appointed a
committee to call upon the Retail
Grocers' Association.
Under the head of good of the order,
a number of addresses were made, the
most noteworthy being a speech made
by Delegate Tighe, who spoke in favor
of members of local labor organiza-
lions taking a more active interest in
the municipal campaigns and to sup
port labor candidates for Council.
The Assembly adjourned until the
first Sunday in January, when new
delegates will be obligated and officers
elected.
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Will Meet in This City Next Tuesday
Afternoon.
Arrangements have been completed
for the meeting of the State Liquor
League in this city this week. The
local committee on arrangements has
secured the Arion hall for Tuesday
afternoon and evening, and has
selected the Hotel Windsor for head
quarters. Mr.. E. B. Carney is chair
man OF the committee, and Sam Bru-
baker secretary.
The meeting will he called to orler
at one o'clock Officers of the National
League are expected to be present.
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The Ohio River Railroad has omen

The Ohio River Railroad has opened
City Ticket Office in Mcclure Hotel
Block, corner Market and Twelfth
streets Tickets on sale to all points
South, West. Southwest and Southeast.
Quickest and best route to Lexington
and Louisville, KY, and points in Vir-
ginia and the Carolinas. Call and bro
cure information as to time, rates, &c,
before purchasing elsewhere. OILY
$3.50 to Cincinnati.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-19

The big reduction sale is still con-
tinuing. Now is your time to buy a
pretty hat or bonnet at half price.
Feathers, wings, birds, and everything
in the line of millinery. All orders
guaranteed satisfactory.
NINE. SHIDELL,
Successor to A. l.. Rice & Co., 1880
Main street, Wheeling
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-19
LOU SWABACKER.
mbetlin9 Re9ister
c. HESS & SONS,

Useful and Elegant Christmas Gifts at Popular
Prices.
COLLARS-Always the very newest for La
dies and Gentlemen.
NECkWEAR-Ant the latest styles.
GLOVES-Kid, MOco, AsbestOI, Silk and
Wool.
MUFFLERS AND MUFFLERETTESI Silk,
Wool and Cotton.
HANDkERCHIEFS-S Linen and Cam
brics.
SUSPENDERS-Fancy Silks, Satin and
WOrsteds.
SHIRTS-White and COlored.
KNIT JACKETS AND COATS-Wool and
WOrsteds.
UMBRELLAS-Silk and MOhair, with Fam
cy Handles.
UNDERWEAR AND HALF HOSE-Wool,
Cotton aud Jaros' Hygienic.
A Sui of Clothes, OvercOat, Pair of Trous-
ers or Fancy Vest to order as we have
their measures.
c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable TailOrs and Furnishers, 1 32
and 1928 Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-12-19

For the Christmas and New Year
holidays. the Ohio River r. R. will sell
excursion tickets between all ticket
stations on its line at one fare for
the round trip.
Tickets on sale Dec. 23d. oath, 25th,
30th and 31st, 1898. and January LIST.
1899 Good to return until January
Sd, 1899.