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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-26

No. l---T,t'1inr ana P.r;ng. For
Dt-trjr, s,o@l- i..--y i,r~es th"S have
nrvcr hr,n tr1i,,+a, Une milo dash.
Pulse. So.
EIF".t DAY, Friday, sept, %
NJ. t6~.;unt.n1-one-fonrt dash,
Ears, 81
No. 17.-Tr i"r and Pacing. D.
clas-. T~" ia tnt,-. u,a;~. Parse SIS.
No. h-Numulg--Due h 1T mike and
ropea.. I'urs", SEQ,
No. l2-Ruanr--iT"udicap. Gre
mix dash. Purse $50.
SIXTH DAY, @:u!u!er, Sept. 50,
No. 2}-I.uniu.-Three-eights mill
dash. Purse, So.
No. 2l-Trotting and Pacing. Free
No. 22-Runuing-Une half mile dash
Purse So.
No.&-Hunnjng-1na and one-fourtL.
mile dash. Purse SIPS,
n. b. Liberal purses have been re-
served for special overnight events.
Whenever the word District occurs in
the program it is intended to mean the
State of Nevada, and Mono, Inyo, Alpine.
Moaoc, La>sen, Sierra. and Plumas
csunties, California, aud Lake county.
Oregon.
National Trotting Association rules to
govern trntting aud icing races.
California State Agricultural rules to
govern running races, whore they do not
corh ct VI it'll other conditions.
No horse qualified to I've entered in any
District race that has not been owned and
kept IN the District five mouths prior tc
the day Of the race.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-26
Official Count OF State Funds
State of Nevsda, /

County of ormsby.t
Reinhold Sadler and Eugene Howell
being duly sworn, severally cay that
they are members of the Board Of Ex-
aminers Of the State Of Nevada; that on
the 18th day Of Septemb Der 1899, they
[sftsr having ascertained from the books
Of the State CONTROLLER the amount OF
money which should be in the Treasury
made an official examination and count
Of the money in thu State Treasury 81
Nevada, and founs ,an Ss,rr eorrs~t a.
follows:
M%6,.4l.R
Paid Coin Vouchers not
rsttrned 70 CsntS,lIsr I3,NO1.S
rotst Si5o, 242.N
Amt" sehool Fund Securities
IrredeeInable Nevada State SchooI
SSp,0Oo.N
Nevada Stats Bonds aol 1855
United Staten Bonds. s8bl0o9.W
Total -------- s .5l5,932.55
Reiuhold Sadier.
Eugene Howell.
snssrribsd And to before ME
ais 10TH day 81 September, 4. d 1929.
,sEAIA j. DoAsE, Sotar,
Fable, 0rmsbr co~ney, Nevada.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-26
OFFICIAL REGISTER
State Of Nevada
~ ufEIAL DEPARTM ENT

Y. S. Senators
=. f. Jones', VIM. Stewart
-.-.. ag~ressrnan
I l'r3Aucis G. NewlaudA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-26

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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-26
County Bills Allowed.

Cxr~pS City. Sev, August 7, 1859
At regular meeting OF the Board "f
County commissioners held thi. day.
the following elsims sgainst Ormshy
county wore allowed aud warrants or
dered arawu .hsretor:
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-26
Do .UU KNOW

onTr; iou is prnvtntanlc: scipnce has DRIVEN
lat. a.'' "a INV neglect j. suicidal The wors.
- - - H.tt ran e.. -'-1i with ~hiiol.'s : 81
2''Hr"nn:Iot IA 49, !osirive cr .:arte.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-26

SAFE

J.. o.. ii anderson. Warden State Prison
JOS. }.5 ,lobs, President Stale University
d. Ee-ll.-on,. Sppt. Hosp Metal Discs
Jos. Sol .'hs, Supt, Of Orphans Home
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-09-26

R-iHhnld Salder, Governor; nj. S. Bonni-
field, Ga eff Justice of Supreme Court;
". 4 rs ,7sey Associate Justice of SUI
pcemo Cart; c. II. Belk nap, Associate
Justice "f}Supreme Court; w. D. Jones
tt"r-e. General.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
PERSONAL.

or the late Mrs Lily Lord Tiri. ot Buffalo. The
Express" OF that city says "shs may fairly b de-
scribed az prominent citizen os Buffalo She held
one public Office. that Of member OF the Board OF
School Examiners. but she was identified with Soy
eral semi-publlc bodies which doing good work
In this community. She woman Of large
brain and large heart Her intellect was keen and
well balanced II made effective her ambition TO
serve her fellow women and men That combina-
bound 10 make an impressos on he- time and her
The Philadelphia Ledger" speaks thus Of the
late ex-Jutge F. Carroll Brewster: He linked the
present generation ot lawyers and jurists with the
ilustrous past In his day and generation he did
hts fun share IN giving distinction 10 the bar of the
city State and Nation. and IN preserving the Ideals
u professional e0guence. industry. learning and
success Fe ran the whole gamu, % professional
duty and filed every post 70 which a lawyer may
shesA Who a~e n d9ilv touch with the exactious of
IL busy professional iife can fully appreciate the
versatility the research the unremi;ting labor eN-
acted from a s;udious and eminent lawyer"
Ex-senator Manderson says. Il would not
cspt any Office In the gif, OF this Nation except
perhaps the Presidency. which no man should de-
cline. I would not be Ambassador to England nor
% Russia I would not accept seat in the Cabi-
ret I would not return 20 the Senate. l would not
an6V myself 70 be drawn again into public life
hono-s 10 which I am entitled I am satisfied wiki
IL political career and am contented Win ny
The duties are Agreeable. the associations are
pleasant. and I absolutely independent - all
mankind"
Isuaz.o Efrem Rahmani the new Syrian patr-
arca at Antioch. speaks and writes. 1t is said ten
languages. namely. Arabic. syriac Turkish Greek
Latin. Italian. French. English. German and He
brew. lie has undertaken the publication % Two
hundred and ffty UsrCscrip. Syr.ac codes IN his
possession. and has purchased printing press IN
order facilitate the diffusion CT these codes IN
the East.
Cleveland Jan Senator Hanna yesterday filed
out a check for 3 80 for the Ohio Building o. the
new American University az Washington.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02

n dozen people 20 GO, on and dozen getting on
make n crowd which overfows the narro"
space between the two tracks. and the outer car
going in the same direction rushes alongside
only by chance failing 10 run over somebody
who has not fattened himself close enough 10
the standing car. Day after day almost miracu-
lous escapes are seen in the Bowery. To cross
four such tracks in safety calls for sharp atten-
ton and active movement. The thousands OF
old. nfirm and slow OF observation and action
who 60 about our streets are in constant peril
there and II is not uncommon 10 see some
quick-witted person pull or push out OF the way
q neighbor who had not realized his danger.
This Is tho system which Mr.. Lau,erbach wants
70 INTRODUCES in Amsterdam-ave. and Is taking
forcible steps 10 introduce in spite Of the people
Of the neighborhood. Perhaps Mr.. Lauterbach
is not concerned with the moral quality Of that
act. He Is doubtless within his rights in striv
Ing to secure for his company the privileges
which It thinks will promote It's business But
there is no call for him 10 insult the intelligence
OF the people whom he Injuries.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
MONEY AND BUSINESS.
Aloguls

Even The boldest guesses have fallen short o.
.ha actual business OF 1895. Men thought i;
o,,i.a strong enough 20 estimate that ~. year 5
,avrnents through all clearing houses would
zach sfs 600 ctoOD0 but they now seem 10
nave been almost S69cpOOo0co. When No
venber payments ran beyond those ot any
other month in the history Of the country. few
imagined that December would follow az once
,,i,b transactions 100000 larger. but the
nlsces YET 10 report will probably make the as-
r-ega.a tor tha, month over 10000 900.
vbich q $50 cpucrO beyond any other month
except November and for the year S..4HupV.-
Os0 bevond any other year. Although climbing
ejaculation IN stocks at New-fork had
marked influence Il is satisfactory 20 note that
exchanges outside this city were also larger by
shou. 10 per cent IN December than In any
-,on-h prior 10 November and in the year about
10 Der cen, larger than in any previous year
pu- this < only one of the many surprises os
1905 Men thought Il rather bold 70 reckon that
expor,s OF wheat and corn. Including -four
you'd reach 4OOc0Ot'0 bushels but they have
been about 22oCc0cco bushels Of wheat and
on1 no0 ODo bushels OF corn. Men thought tnst
Ne. Imports Of gold might exceed SlvppOpp
though S75OOOrro had been the maximum
heretofore. but they have apparently exceeded
S13Q fnDrso. Men hoped mat ErTchanIlS- eA-
,o-,s r,ieht PASS 81 2coOJ0OJO in value, but
they have apparently exceeded Sl.2JOcyoOp
.,d The balance due 20 the United States on the
-ro-,han6ise account ot the year is apparently
more than ssl7O)oOI0 "a men say In re-
,or,ing election returns with some counties 70
hs.r from II is no Jest that somebody has 70
nav this country an enormous on this
Years business. Deduct.ng net receipts of gold
from net exports OF merchandise and silver.
shor. 500 O.pOOrD remains 70 Re paid. and Il We
suppose tha. imports have been undervalued as
much as they were before the specific duties Of
the pingley &C; were imposed namely, 10 per
cent. and that Americans In Europe have spen;
siOOO0OpO more than all foreigners in this
country. and that American securities worth
5000 600 900 have been returned during the year
all suggestions beyond estimates usually ac-
cepted-,here would yet remain S2O0.o0oOo0 20
be paid In some shape BY the old World TO the
New Bankers think they trace about $1,000
OCO due on exchange account but Il is quite
easy - believe that they find evidence Of less
than hait the amount actually payable.
The stock market for months past has been
s,,rurlse 10 nearly all professionals and 1t is the
common impression that the reckless and iner-
p4rienced lambs" have really carried OF larger
profits in proportion than the most skilled and
seasoned operators For the market did exactly
what II appeared 10 professional eyes entirely
certain that IL could not dot continued rising
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
Nem71ork Dailp 0ribnne
MONDAY. JANUARY >. ls%9.
The NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The formal cession OF Spanish
soversignty In Cuba 20 the United States was
made az noon in Havana: the ceremony held N
/ the Palace was simple but impressive -
dispatch-hoat reached Manila from Io.lo. bring
ing news that General Miller had refused the
reques, .or delay IN giving UP the city mace py
the Insurgents. both sides were preparing 70
acht when the Dispatch boat lett lloilo a. noon
on December 30 --= Baron BanAy. the Hun
gar.an Premier. Il = expected. viii fight a ouel
this morning With NJ Eorsnszky. a member OF
the lower house q the Hungarian Diet -
Russian newspapers have been forbidden 70 re-
fe- 10 the suppression Of strikes sy armed ;orce
IN Russian spinning factories
DOMEsTIC.-Governor Roosevelt offered the
pos. Of Superintendent OF Public Works 70
Henry II Lyman. State Excise Commissioners.
wno declined i: the Governor issued an o-der
appointing his military star - Ex-JEd&ge &
Edwin Countryman has put in a tih Tor SSvp
for his report the canal case. and there is TO
fund from which u can o- paid -- IL was
reported from Warrington that Representative
Dingley's condition was worse and that some
fears were entertained fOr his recovery. -
The funeral o. Mstias Romero. Amoassador
from Mexico 70 this country. took place az
Washington -- The first classes a. ss,
Point and Annapolis viii De commissioned as
officers in the Army and Navy next month. ana
nut into active service. - The Genera, AS
sernbly Of Pennsylvania will meet on Tuesday,
but II is not expected that any important legis-
lation VIII b. transacted until GoveTnoT-eiect
Stones Inauguration on January Il.
CITY-The American Line steamer Paris
came in with the captain and twenty one men
Of the crew o.. the British tank steamer Vim
dobala who We're rescued in rlidocean from
their sinking ship by heroic work on the pa!t OF
G boats crew from the liner. - a Scotch
lronworker and his wife. living in q tenement
house al NJ. go Monroe-st~ were FOUND dead
from bullet wounds IN the head ~ their rooms,
IL is supposed that The man murdered MS wife
and then c0Umittel suicide. -= Captain Nc
Clusky and his men continued 10 HOrH on the
Adams poisoning mystery. but no arrest was
made. - The altar decorations IN the Churcn
OF the Beloved Disciple caught fire al the ser
vice. but panic was averted by the presence
OF mind Of the pastor and curate and two OF the
members - There were many sleighs on the
Park roads and in the uptown avenues.
THE WEATHER-FoTecas for to-day: Fair
and slightly warmer The temperature yester-
day: Highest. - degrees; lowest. .; average
ILL.,
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
SUNDAY NIGHT NTSfC.

TIE sunday nighf con ,eris i11sf bf = ssar;rs,s
70 the fesh md puzzle n ihe spirit ~ ". Gfsg
The holiday mood % the people does rot seem 70
prompt % an enjoyrnen, Of must. Sot once has
there been an audience comparable in numbers o
the mediocre houses OF last season. b.; NJ Grsg
remains unabashed Knowing as he nlsi have
known. that Christmas niEht bad one for
entertainments he put Nine. Nordioa forward bat
the spell remained unhroken. Last nighi. under
similar circumstances ho called in the help q
Nine Lehmann yet the public remained o1ilrate
There was only haR house. but those present
we're treated 70 a remarkably tne concert one
hat was Interesting IN all 80 numbers and which
>ssbied Nine Lehman 70 Illustrate wherein fne
Sustained style OF singing consists With tao num-
oes dear 20 her generous heert-the grand scene
from "Otsron" and the grand song Die ALI
naot" b. Schubert. The orchestral numbers.
too. rse 70 dignity. and the only things approach
Ing cAp,rap were ". Pisncon's Inevitable Palm
Brsncies'' and the liberty duet from Il Purifsni"
which ,, sang with Signor Csmpsnsr. This pro-
vided "hslcyon and yoclfsrogs~ episode ln ire
evenings entertainment. though the sorority %
the singer. ge may believe. no, quite that
o, TambUril and Lsb.ache on the first prod 4ct.on
o, Belllnfs opera in Paris which prompted
Rossini 20 vste 70 friend ir Milan. II .s sn-
necessary tina I should say anything abol; tne
due; <or the NO basses. you mgsf have heard
that where you we-e." The orchestral numbers
were the overtve 70 "Oberoo." the prei.se o
Donna Diana" " Resnizeck. fne love scsre snt
feast az the house of Capuief. from Berozs c-s-
matte symphony. "Rlrne5 ard Juliet and Waznsrs
"Huldigungs Marsch" The Numbers s1rx %
calls were the Toreidor so1r from Carmen"
by Signor Campanar. after me a.r from r.
mani: Les Rameaux" by M Panson. after
Masses "Chanson du BIZ ard s-huherts Hal
denr5slein." by Nine. Lenmann. at'e- ID.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
NmusemenIs.


ACADEMY OF MCSI--e.i5-s :i5-S7c-tnS LIE
ACADEMY or DESiGS-Exhloitsc--
AMERICAN ART GAILERlES-s TO e-Iisso' = o'ea'
AMERICAN MISUNDERSTANDING
EI-oJ THf2AI RE-2tS-s.iS-kst Mp
RROAnVAY---S-The Sorrows q satan
CASI>O-2-s-A Dangerous Maid.
pALYs Merchant % Ne-ice
EDBN NJsEL-Wsx WORKS. G-sn1 Concert shc ''ae-
uatcx-syA
ENPIRE THEATRy-e.iS-S.2o- .2o-phrcso. 49,,
O,RTEENTH STREET THEATRE-c->-Superoa
GARDEN Observation-Disclosures Cerisiia7
GAERrCK -HrA-pE-ciS-sls-CSthe
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-e-s-TAs Waite hes,oer. NJ.
HAElEM OPERA HoVsE-s;iS->;-"-ln 'o'F ~''
HERALD SQUARE THENTRE-2.iS-si3-Tne i!'ue
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-2i;-si'-wsere Is ne
Cxtf
KEITH S-<cr- u ---Co-tl-u1cs ts-lo.,nsllCs-
KxyCKERRoCkER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fsss--
ROSTER a RIAI.S-e->-NsutsTil
IYCEvN THEATRE-s sSe-T-~isvny q tht Yes -
MADISON SQUARE THEA-Rf.-e Is sA--t'n sno O'-
vgTr orsof rraS OPERA EOI'SE->-I0a Ssovsnri
MURRAY HILL THEATEE--->;io--Aae NO o''~>>
PAS rOR'S-Ii - Il-so-trac-s Pe-t'-r-Srce
SAN =. JACKS THESrRE--->-Nsa saoe- -.e-
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
THE GAIL TO DIR. MACE4T.

The following no,ice vas given yesterday = al
the churches ard chapeis % the Collegiate Church
Corporation.
The Rev. Donald SAGE Msckay r. y. - New
ark y J.. having accepted a call o. te-on- o-e
OF he ministers q the Collegiate Ch--c1. ard t1e
call having been duly approved cy ne C-assis @,
New-York Il i expected that ~. Mackay a.. =
installed AZ the church. corner q F.tth-ave- a.
Fo-:y-eish;h-st. OF the afternoon q Sunday. Js--
uary = isss. AZ 5.S o'clock
Thi- notice IS given 20 comply win re require
r1ert os the constitution q the Reformed C1-rcn.
and the announcement will he repeated on tne I~o
following Sundays
Dr. Msckay Will preach his trs, sermon ss
minister OF the Collegiate Church OF January =
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
FRiycfs WILSON ENrERS The FOLD.

NIXON & ZIMMERMAN To CONTROL. HIS BUSINESS
AFTER PRESENT CONTRACTS ARE FULFILLED.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 1T vas inr0lncel today
that Nixon & Zmmerman. tle theirrral ra-age-s
have signed a contract with Fra--s Wlsr- 81
which they become maraEcrs and saE owners .
al OF the comedians operate business. TIE 1fz4
was made las. night az an acclienta. meeting be-
tween Mr. Wilson AMI the managers. Ensr -r.
matter vas broachei and che comellaf asked .
name MS price Mr Zimmerman t0-rie-t - --
that -r. contract sri'l continue f0r -re a..
half years since th- cc7llrat41r - t1eafros -z--
gers into what - spoken 90 the --e1--ict -~--
MIR wilson has declined 20 pace himself .r-e-
Their control NJ zimmerman states t-at ate -r-
comedian has t.ial.ed his existing ront-lrf- Fi.1
other manager his business Will - c9r'rcl.e- ~
Nixon * Zimmerman.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02

pied during President Cleveland's Adminisira-
ton Il would not be OF much use to anybody
except as a borrower. To-day it lends. and is
able 10 lend and at the same time 70 conduct
foreign war and 10 plant its hag on new
territory No friend elsewhere wants this coun-
try to appear among the nations OF the earth
cripple. bankrupt and borrowing. and only by
extreme efforts saved from financial and in
dustral disaster The American people. II may
he well 10 remember. do not mean 10 drift into
that condition
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
REGRETS FROM TIE PREsrDEyr

Glen Ridge y =. Jan. ispec-al-Niss Olive
harrington Sampson. daughter q Eee--At-.-si
Sampson. who = 70 be married on Wecnescay. rss
received 4 letter ~ regret from President ard Nrs
Mckinley. In which they express thsir t.ssr7oi-;-
rnent a. not being able 20 attend the wedding.
President and Mrs. Mckinley Hiii give rsce5-
lion 10 the Peace Cornlssione-s and ,he- wives Al,
the White House on January .. Admiral s-c Ma
Samson expect 20 % present
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02

Hawaiian leprosy IS a hideous scourgs. sgains
the spread Of which all possible precautions are
20 BE- taken. Yet II is not 10 be forgotten that
there are ten times many lepers In other
countries from which migration 70 the United
States IL constant and numerous.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
GENERAL MERRITT nor At THE ISLAND.

Msior-Geuerai Wesley Merritt vas expected -
celebrate New Years Day by taking command q
the Department of the Eas; az Governors lsi-1d.
bu, he e!d not visit the island yesterday. General
Shs..s- i. was said had gone % Washington.
but would return 10 this city before proceeiins %
san Francisco 20 take command @ the LefAst-
rren- 0, California
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
1ALk oF NR. PEIERs,s srccEssOR

There was some talk yesterday IN Democrats
circles as 10 who would succeed Ire iaie Augustus
". Peters as President o.: The Borough o. Nan
haitian At the Democrats Club isst nlSht Rich
ard Croker was in consultatlon Titn Mayor -
Wv.k John = Carroll and others l. ~zs sad
hat no decision would b- reached untL next Tues
day. The names most promirsni,y tn-lt-3ael -@si
hight were those q James !. Martin. James !.
Phslan Daniel T. Mcmahon and Barlow : Weeks
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
couuENT on CURRENT TOPICS.
UNDERSTOOD N TIE SOUTH

From The Louisville Co-rer-Jo-rns4
Some emotional souls seem 20 u-srest - Fres;-
dents EXPRESSION 0f desire tfet t1e Confederate
graves shall o. cared :0r with the graves c- re
Federa,s and - assume tnat pensions are - e
ra.4 10 surviving former Confederate Tie forre-
ionfaIerates themselves are more .n-e--sert z1c
NOR irsapsraert They 80 not attscl ary sch
sigriacance 70 the Presidents words. nor to they
desire any such bounty.
SENATOR BUTLER AND HIS PENSION BILL
From The Troy Times.
The North Carolina Senator had hlt ore thi,s Il
view abe, re presented the measure. and that aAs
20 make ttie political capital Tor himself sNt -
do little political mischief % Others. MO cs AZ
~.~i-- ID 6proze The proposition rEn- become ~
-.,nuIar with some shortsiEAtel persons N in-
sonth lie oversd the business, as s-nall-rlr-ei
politicians usually 90.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02

II Is interesting to observe that Testimony and
opinion expressed before the State Commerce
Commission are largely 10 the effect thai the
canal system OF the State ought 70 be NUN
tained. improved ard enlarged
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
SENATOR BUTLER AND HIS P
- - 10 -
MERE DEMAGOGIsM
From The Boston Journal

Fr0m IFa bOt[NH JVlII'iI'
There may oe reasons which frori 4 ra5t, 9ei1' -,
Tho rict, OF an opposition party 20 oppose Nnst u
,rfi i not 20 De seriously 4-es-ore-. h-t t.e
~-,',rfs ,r Which the opposition = hase- s-o-- =.
- "a 20 commend themselves 20 the intelligence
% reasonable men The tepofAoie tn4ns ~ 80
= .he, II tena-,s from rational argument a1c 90
ends 10 ,he level ~ sheer ocnasoSism
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02

70 expend in broadening and teep.n,ng .ts
waterways and the sum ought 10 be pr'yided al
once without delay or taggng
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
THE NEED OF HARMONY N cvBA


Ir1rr NE ~ ''''''
e -,s.n tep.nas on maintaining good ur.s--
s-sDain.. between The Americans ana ne tlotn-
trat one caa hardly help .etinS tnat e-f 49,. rr-ss
io ,he.- EFFORTS % accomplish thst reslit -
sr.t,~e - me .Siau1 ne Ncrkef OK y 80
..', N,,ries actins IN closest sympathy. nt,e
Sis,rA.r during The coming week. when c.No -
easily suppressed. would - a nlch .,nN.e. s 80
,rar the ornament alienation Q, the ahecN'n ~"'
condA.nce % the people of Havana
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
INCIDENTS ~ SOcIETT.

A pretty dinner followed ty da-r@ as Eire-
- Mrs Albro Eugene Haynes and N-s ls--se y.
Van vlack. IN honor q Webster ste-s-- t-- Nss
Ethel s,etson OF London Eng--I- e. --- A,,sl
Empire OF Saturday evening --s ---f- as
served in the Green Parior. 1h-- VIZ -t-ra;sc
with American Beauty roses a-- .---s Each
quest received fancy basket c, -E--T Arors
hose present were Miss Emma y -zy-- joan
a KIRBY Wagner Van Nlack, J. Dgs-s -ay-e- =.
Mrs Homer 2. Williams. william - . ~ = ..cA.
George " Van Vlack. Miss J-ila-e = Leyo. H&s
Anna z Donald and Miss Sophie y. Ma-s1a-l
One q the brides q the new year VII = Mss v
Adele Barrow. the only daughter o. ~. snc Nh
James Thomas Barrow. cf No. id5 West Fi'iy-
esghth-st and granddaughter ot the late John ?.
s.agg The bridegroom vii - the Rev. Rock-aat
T Homans o. = Matthews Church. Il his city.
whose father Vas the Rev James Z Eo-ans Ihs
wedding Is % take place a. = Thomas.s CAurcn,
Fffth-ave ard Flfiy-;hlrt-s-.. on Tuesday AFTER.
noon January =. - o'clock 4 reception vii
follow az the home y the brides parents t'- tre
h-iial party and family The maid q honor VII y
Miss Lille L. Fraser ard the bridesmaids SA. D
Miss SUSIE T Eomars. sister Of tie cricesTcoI.
Mss Helen Stsgg Aberuethy. cousin 9, ths re
Mss susie Van Nolkeuburgh and Mss Any Eis-op.
Mr Honans's Res; man will b Edmund {. Parish.
New-York tribune., 1899-01-02
THE WALKER CANAL REPORT

From The Chicago Post.
While the Commission appointed ~ tae ".ssS'a
rn.nt believes that \icar1ga sits. = ~. ~ A..
!, mus not De- assumed that thc Gov ri,., re
r.vocAhiv committed % the Sicarasha '3.,,.,,sr
,evernn,ent Is not committed ~ 80 - ,,ons
,cu,e NJ matter Vhat may ce TIE tesIes''-
~ Admiral walkers Commission