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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
SPEAKER NIXONS CONDITION.
A SLIGHTLY MORE ENCOURAGING REPORT AS 10
HIS ILLNESS

HIS ILLNESS.
Buffalo. Jan. s0.-A dispatch 20 THE News" from
Westfeld says that at L oclock this morning
Speaker Nixon's condition about the same
yesterday. and. Il anything he appeared 70 be q
little stronger He had passed a comfortable night
ana his temperature had gone down. Dr.. Rood
said he holding his own, and, although It was
too early yet 10 predict the outcome OF MS illness.
II he could continue 70 take nourshment and his
heart acted as well as Il had acted since the be-
ginning % his sickness for the next twenty-toar
hours he would have excellent chance OF
covering.
jamestown. y. Y. Jan so.-speaker Nixon has
rested comfortably to-day and his condition to-
nFht is more encouraging than at any time sncs
Friday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
GOLD FOR THE CONTINENT.

DESTINATION OF THE PRECIOUS METAL RE
cErvED FROM SOUTH AFRICA
London. Jan SO-The bulk OF the f6oOM OF gold
which arrived here from the Cape OF Good Hope
recentv went 10 the Continent Only an incon-
siderable portion Il IS believed. was bought for
the United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
no AyTI-AuERIcAY COALITION.

GERMAN COMMENT on THE REMARKS or GEN.
ERAL wOODFORD.
Berlin. Jan So-The "Kon!sche Zei,ung," COM
nenting upon the assertion OF General Stewart L.
Yoodford. at the Army and Navy Club tn New
York on Saturday evening. that the representatives,
at Madrid OF Continental Europe were ready al
any time 70 interfere with the plans OF the United
o.otes when engaged IN the war wi,h Spain. II
= British Minister would only Join them says:
"The idea frat there was any European anti
American coalition is a mere ngment OF The !magi-
radon Certa My both Germany and Russia rom
ne very outset - 'he "~~--' Ions. resolved 10
maintain the strictesi neutrality"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
FRESH DEMAND FROM BEAUREPArRE

paris Jan 31-M Qucsnay de Beaurepaire
,eturns 10 the attack this morning In the Echo
de Paris" his object being now 70 get the
ue ~ - - he Crirriual Chamber Of the Court OF
cassation excluded from the next inquiry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
A JACOBITE CELEBRATION
ANNrvERsARY OF THE EXECUTION OF KING
CHARLES OBSERVED.

London Jan 90-The anniversary OF tho execu-
zion OF King Charles l, VINO was beheaded AT
whitehall on January 3d. lsi9. was celebrated to-
day by the Legtimsi and Jacobite leagues in Lon
don and the provinces Numbers Of wreaths and
noral crosses were deposited at the foot OF the
Charles ] statue. in Whitehall, IN the presence OF
tho leading Legitmlsts and jacohites. who STOOD
hsrsh.aded during the ceremony Conspicuous
nmonp the tributes was a shield. surmOunted by a
crown OF immortees from the American Jacobites'
Attached 10 IL was white silk ribbon lnscribedi
America remembers her naTtyrsd kinS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
yrGOTlATyNG OVER THE BAHR.EL-GHAzAL

Paris Jan. s0-The Figaro" to-day declares that
the negotiations between mo British and French
governments do not concern, a. supposed New,
foundland and Madagascar. hut the Bahr-el-6hhzhl
district of the Nic Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31

The news Of the great strike In the Isabella mine
caused its stock TO rise rapidly yesterday in the
local exchange in which trading in mining shares
is principally carried on. Isabella stock. the high
est quotation for which last week was S. cents
share opened yesterday at 81, and was quickly pa
up TO s. g. az which price only TWO hundred shares
were brought out. II bid up later 70 ~ % With
out any further sales. and closed a. q o. pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
ARRESTED FOR STEALING DIAMONDS.
AN ALLEGED THIEF CAUGHT IN DRESDEN
FORMERLY A NEW YORKER

London Jan 30-D!spatches from Dresden say
~ q man named Ref has been arrested there on
the charge OF stealing diamonds worth 10000 marks
II is added that he was formerly a newspaper
man ~ New-York from which city he Is sald 10
have eloped with young woman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31

Y. s. 5. STICK LICORICE
has won popularity and worldw de reputation on
lis nsrts. Druggists and contecuoners--Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31

THE VERDICT NO 8 OUT toby.
The ruth about taxdodgers and taxpnyers.-Aayt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31

DEATH or 4 GERMAN NOVELIST
Berlin. Jan s0-Baron Ompteda. the novelist
died Oh Saturday at Wiesbaden-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31
THE KAISER TO HAVE HIS NAV
AssruEs HIS AMERICAN WFE'S NAME.

Berlin. Jan 2o-The Rechstag to-day. after
long debate. adopted the navy estimates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-31

iihD STATES GUNBOATs At ST. THOMAS.
- tnomas. Danish West Indies. jan. 2o-The
s,r,,'1s S'a'es gunboats annapolis and Vicksburg
All ~ 1e'e On Saturday from ST. croix. They Will
49, iaf FoFto Rico On Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17

mamma. the Rough Rider he shook hands with
me. he did" ,
The Governor paid particular attention TO inc
children. and especially to the orphans Whonh
ne said he was glad to meet. D,,
There were seVenty-hve boys from the pI ID IooN- ~
lyn Orphan Asylum 200 from ST Johh tioii.,
i5O from the Hebrew orphan Asylum, WIN
th ir band; 100 from st. JOscphs Schooi; III
~ Eastern District. There also were lVo IN, ulue
Jackets from the Navy Yard. Admlral f"''P
was unable to be present. s ho
The Governor was cheered to the eCho as ns
drove awav with MI Brewer for hl'e anu
enr, i'm the Dairy in the Park. After leeN lns
there he took a train at the Long lsIahu MO
road station for his home in oyster Bay
ATter the departure Of the Governor who.
however had waited to hear the 4,th keglhleht
band play The Rough Riders the foho"'hs
programme carried out:
March Grand American Republic Weber
0nsrte ,naSri'tic columbia My country renting
r. nirr, On thc Ola camp Ground
"a. q, 1 Gr., tenor. H. c. Durham. second 'eno, n
u. l.. Chagma,n first .a.S,,ian,s lass, ~ SIS
descriptive "Fantasie Tone Picture Oh "e Rendlx
Anvil Cha~s from "Tro,atore .......'..'' lager
Cornct solo, 'Thc victory ........'''''''
, ,, .,.o W!.!s 5barrc ''S Si the Rough Riders at
''"' san Juan llilL
..,,rl. c,u of Gcttyslurg" . -ru,nc,
.naIe jubilee Or pas,ines The I>.yee
comic dt, "Taddy's Wedding introducing "'"''''
OF ''s''''' Continental Glee club Quartet y..,,or
Am rioan Patrol '-.'''.''' words by Arturo Cuyas
March. Peace Forever Music ly Joseph LAca'
Tho band was assisted by a chorus OF my ny
vol,ng women from different singing s"C'e'
The exercises were closed py '"0 "''"s N
National salute by the aru'ie'S'
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
Fall Dress Goods.

An Interesting exhibit Of the new effects that
are correct for this fall and winter 10 maNe
r. nrodtable and interesting for YOU we have
solfcted several lines # popular goods which we
shall sell at specially low prices. ,..
54-inch Golf Suitlngs heavy weight. knlcKe'-
booker effects. = styles at 0!lc -, oo
5O-inch GRAY Homespun, all Wool ''c. go.
500 and s.. 30 French Dress Fabrics. neat SIM SIM
and wool effects Uhe latest from Paris spe'lai
at S1.5O. ,..
Plaid Back Golf Suitings. for rainy day skirts.
the newest effects. 1.39. %1.5o, Si'1''
$3.50 and $500.
LOT Of various 500 and JOc fancies and paid-.
on sale at 20c yard. -, ~
S1.75 Venetian, color and black. at > l. D, D,
Fine American BrOadcloth' the knd liial W. D."
NOT wear rough fine twill face. best Australian
wool. finish equal 10 imported goods, sold at
81 80: all the new cOlors. an oSc
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
,IrJETAM REMEMBERED.
,p<oR ROOSEVELT MAKES AN AD-
~ nREss IN PROSPECT PARK.
GATHERING or VETERANS OF THE
,Nn SPANISH WARs-OSE MEMBER
OF THE GATLING BATTERY
INJI'R RED

IA snd sons Of veterans. heroes OF the
ard OF the new: men who fought their
% a., the sixties. and children Of this
tIo'"' ., who conquered the Spanish on sea
sn''s celebrated Antetam Day yesterday
81. ,,oon in Prospect Park Around the band
s'"" 49,. stretching beyond the fringe Of the
"'" - stately trees and still further out I"
F'' , ..ropicd green velvet of the lawn. were
iN ~, nearly twelve thousand men, women
,n,r.n who apart from their interest IN
in' ...tses which were held under the
~ the Brooklyn War Veterans and
P'' ,ss,,i,tior. had assembled mainly TO
80" ..,i,nnse of Governor Roosevelt, VINO was
c''" ro,,ived. The beauty OF the ideal DAY
var. f,ich, sunshine and delightful oreezes'
VIZ. 49,. horpincss Of the occasion were III
S'- barred hy an accident TO member
o. GatlinC Battery who was seriously
ID" ,,- the premature discharge of an old
Mu'' bov-ltzcr. He is John Miller, twenty
i"''''. ,,s old of 80. 40 Dean-st. and was
ssily burned Adj. .,.,.
Governor did not arrive on schedule ume'
Is su, at do o'clock, but was detained in
-. r.nion League club in Manhattan when 'e
''' .s driven to the Park with Park CommiS-
NJ. ceorce Y. Brewer. When the battery
,'.h was stationed on the rising ground in the
..o of the lawn fired out the Governor :
... of nineteen guns the people knew tha'
49, hal arrived. They swarmed around
-. ,.rr,see. and the police. under Captain Nc
80 had to make passage for the visitor.
~ .,re th, usual soft gray hat. black cut
NJ NJ, coat and vest and dark striped trousers.
q. sakea rapidly through the human lane
-. ,,s cheers rang out 10 the accompaniment
-, moving faes. handkerchefs and umbrellas
1,.r b. appeared on the handstand in AN
40. . the thousands the cheering increased IN
..,.,sitv. while the Governor stood smiling and
NVng - r...s
,..r the Invocation by the Rev. r. c. Bowen
n.nartnent Commander Joseph w. Kay dehV-
...s short address. and then Park Comm g
liner Brewer introduced the Governor.
THE GOVERNORS ADDRESS.
r,srs was another outburst OF cheering. IN
,.-ri,ele5 with cries Of What's the matter
9TH Teddy" which met with tho usual re-
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17

ago hv the Rev. Or :. NJ Haskins Ie,CtUi i,rV0 V0i fr
Cburrh md the church wardens At SiV4Hv 10.
chnrch and reciory The latter broad nleasaint mt
boreo buif I'm 1874 The cOmmsslontrs men ~ III
frrcd mem mat The price was simply prohihiiory'
Thev objected also TO the price asked by 'ne trus
tnos Of The South Fifth street Meinodst M M G IL
fCcntroO ON the same block. and 70 that askcd oy
those Of the Emmanuel Lutheran GmuIenb bcr % prop
artv at $4,000 All the churches are conlioi Vape =,
roornv and IN a good state Of repair 50 that they
might be- used for years IN, J., t..il o,
snecial service Of Thanksgiving VIII De Helu "a! AZ
& Marks on Sunday. october -. M Iueo a. m, & a.
,rs Of service in the parish the day falling on
hc same date " the month Oh %hlcn nr Ian If he he
Rev Morgan DIX rector Of Trpiy Eh1Tch. Nan
' .5li,i,n ~ this there viii be reunion ana re-
cepti0n on some evening Of the week. IL is pro
,olad bv the vcstry 90 erect hahdsoine "IdrS .oD
In I'm he vesiibulc Of the new church a. memo
ria 70 f1o warleus and vcsrymen through ihe SKY
ar. ~ me clurch's existence. ana also thc hetds
~ ne families Of the parish ana others VINO nave
hnau commuuicauts for many years, IL ~ hoped
T-o, ,be living members Of the families VIII con-
tribute The tablet
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17

THREE FIRES STARTED AT THE SAME TIMf
IN A BIG APARTMENT HOUSE

,rt1ut.l. FIRES STARTED AT THE SAME TINE
IN a BIG APARTMENT HOUSE.
An incendiary fire was started carly yesterday
,r,,r., in The big double brick fathouse at Gates
and plil aves.. and fl was only 10y good chance
,h.t i+ v,ae discovered before Il was beyond CON
troll A blaze was started in three places by means
~ ,,t4rs saturated with oil, and had the hres
a oitained "A start It is possible that some Of the
members Of the sixteen families In The house might
nof have ESCAPED with their lives.
WlNan Trainor. who keeps saloon on 'he
,,,,sito corner Was going 20 his fiat IN the apart
man, toiisc al el5 O'Clock n the morning Nheh
H.. reached the first hall he smeled smoke. ana
nben te ran up TO the second floor ne found an Old
s,,rraader which was leaning up against an aban-
donei elevator shaft blazing hercey Aho'her
,,u tire II seems had been knded with news
papers on the STAIRS iri''Ib 81 ,,, l,,,, a. tha
,|t third floor. THIS had burned out 9ut IN 'ne
fau ahoye a pile Of papers was stiI burning e.,
psrainor "a awakened Stftldi OI TIC
o.'r'...r.ts Of the apartments near Dl ana iH'i
i..,rrp them alarm the DINER ptopi' "i0'.' "l
-, riro I'M Il fire alarm. THIS done, ne "'Ht DaCh
80 tSirsd fhe men. who had already iJIlneq
F''cLSt Iricadr This proved cihcaclous ana "i'h
- arrived their services were hoi H'r"'
sfsr In th. morning Fire Marshal i5fyHei ma
stioatIou Iie found that the elevator shH H.
az I'm M nc rsxt to the burning stepadder tNtcnced
s,, ,l'4 cellar 90 the top II the house u tne hIo
taI .afan through tine thin PARTITION ana up ,Hlo
,, ebaff fho whole apartment mouse WouIn idNe
-, fe DANES before amy effort could De Wdd, 70
.tot II The fires on The stairs ana I'D the MAJ
.,ti.o had thev spread. would have cut OF a'
,,,'..,r. ~ escape for those 0n the upper nooI~
'D"fe0flyo- from the Kalph-aF'. police station
haX, been detailed on the case
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
PLANS FOR 1 NEW HO-uE.
CT NARK,s CONGREGATION TO BUILD
CHURCH on THE PARKWAY.
THE prv. DIR. HAsKlNs COMPLETES SIXTY YEARS

THE REV. DIR HhsKINs COMPLETES SIXTY 'h''''
OF SERVICE oN OCTOBER Il. AND 4 SPECIAL
SERVICE Is TO RE HELD.
=, Marks Protestant Episcopal
,.i,',r-r south Fifth-st and Bedford-ave'' VINO"
ie 500, TO be torn down 20 make way Tor 'he ne"
East River Bridge. Will on "Wednesday .~,,,
..k.d to inspect the plans for the Ne"
.,,,,,,,r, to be- built at Brooklyn-ave' ana 1D'
,,astorn parkway. The architect Henry NJ. cong,
dom Of Manhattan will then submit ms n'lS,'sD .',
drawings for the outside ana ms ,,tn,
- Two now building will be Of the pointed
Gothic style and in strong contrast to the pr'.Sn'
o,rrcb witch Is of the Tudor or depressed Go'h'c
type. ,.,. ..,,s. be re-
,. ,ho co,,orogatiou only expects TO Wor
shin there until the early spring IT is hopea 'nn'
some of the OH vines that add so much 10 us eA-
terror may bear transplanting to the n'"
rome or that slips from them may thrive ..
rt,o ,,v has not as yet reimbursed the churc"
noonlo for tho property This was valued '"o yea'
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
STATIONERY DEPT.

Writings French Organde Paper. in white.
blue and pearl.
Eugene. No >, quire paper and envelopes.
29c
Eug,re. 80 l. quire paper and envelopes
30. 90
Hurds Superior Cahinet-wove and Kid-hnsh.
IN ,chite heliotropc azure 12O sheets and 100
envelopes in box, lSc
tie indelible ink. IOc.
Raphael Crayons - in box. .; - in box
1Oc. -
Imported Figured Crepe Paper ~ Zee. i2"E'
snecial Sc a roll: I'm plain cOlors, 3c. roll
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
NEW BOOKS.

..Tha Lion and the Unicorn" by Richard HARD
ing Davis. publishers price Hl2'' our price,
a Name to Conjure With" by John strong
winter publishers price SIP 6I oIr ITi9SSi pnSisSers &
Trooper 3.No9 Joy Lone D''''' PU'''7'''
price. II - our price $50 ,.....r,
publishers price Sl.5o our price; ~ 'oN: o,,s
odd lot of twelve mos. Cloth Bound BOOKS
good typc all 10 go ON Monday at 2ocr incIud-
ing Irvngs Sketch Book -,,..-.,, e,-
Popular Atlas Of the World usua4 Sotp ~ 90 90
Pictorial Atlas of the World publisher
a.,rdhrd Encyclopedia volumes. cloth
bound 81 90 per set. publishers price S29o'
school Dictionaries In all grades ana prices
from IL 10 SS.o~.
orders taken for school books.
Teachers Reference Bibles with maps ana
concordance: our price. 0Sc 49,
W. will close out the remainder of our Paper
Rooks AZ prices ranging from 3c to 3''c
Book department, Main floor front.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
Cotton Fabrics.

Apron Ginghams. best make. all styles 6c
New Cotton Dress Plaids. bright colorings,
the STYLES ami effect same as wool, colors guar
anteed 1212c. a yard
New Percales 36-nch. best make, choice or
200 new styles. at H..
Merrimac Print Cloths. oc
Indigo Blue Print Cloths, best, Sc
simpsons Mourning Prints &c.
Cardinal Foulards. &c.
Drapery Chintz. &c.
New Cretonnes, &c.
ClimeO CretOnnes. lOc.
1nc Crnfnnnes. sneclal at 12i2c
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
NOmen'S $3.50 Shoes at
S1.AS a Pair.

40 pairs OF Women's Dongola and Wei Kid
ace and Button Shoes are here for you to
select from tomorrow. The toe shapes are
the opera and full round, with patent leather
tips. stout Mckay sewed oak soes, turned
and very flexible splendid wearing, comfort
able and stylish shoes, that will interest and
please you.
The prices at which they sold for were
$3.50 and splendid value at that price-sizes
are broken, and ii you can be fitted, you can
save more than a dollar on a pair. Early
choosing Is necessary, as there are only
40 paIrs--0n table Monday-at' C1 *
a pair ~ A'TC
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
BLACK GOODS.

99-inch Chevot pure worsted. shrunk and
'5o-inch Cheviot. pure worsted. shrunk and
45-inch Pebble Cheviot. worth S1.00 and
SShrunk and spongod storm Serge. 30c. 90.
40.,nch Melrose Granite Cloth, G0c
New Crepons. bright, silky, Mohair race
S125 ~ 80 and SI.75.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
THEY THINK WE'LL or cIPTlN BrRFoRD.

The residents OF Bath Beach who are about 10
close their summer cottages for the season are
thinking of presenting set ~ resolutions ~ Ponce
CAPTAIN Burford. of the Nineteenth Precinct ior
the efficient manner IN which be- mas Wo''''el
them from thieves and beggars and the t"~'-
n,oulal will probably Dee presented carly thi' week
I'm tbe last six months there has not been case
% robbery or violence reported 20 the pole" o in.s
pr,clnct Tramps and bcggars keep away rom
Bath Beach. and Captain Buriord has given strrt
orders to all OF his men that they must not aA'N
the wanderers 10 come into the precinct Without
locking them up r
c,u,'ius ON Long Island and has been for more
INN twenty years on the force FOR the last fifteen
of which ne has held Ms present position.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
ry-vlyOR SCBIEREN HrRT.

II WIS learned in Brooklyn yesterday that eX-
Nayor charles A. Schieren. who f. row al his coun-
frv seat in Isp. Ions Island. had an accident a
few days ago which might have been attended with
serious injuries. but which, fortunately. resulted
I'm nothing worse than some bad bruises
Mr. schieren was out driving with the members OF
,et some wild flowers when the horse made sud
1,n start and Alr Schieron Jumped 70 eaten ths .
reus lie stopped the horse, but te!I 10 'he s'"N"3
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17

Far Rockaway Long Island. Sept lG-The au-
,,ori,ies have lust learned that Mrs Mary Smith
received burns on Tuesday night that resulted In
her death on Thursday evening. and are Indignant
over In, delay in reporting the case. Mrs Smith
was seventy four years old and widow. ON Tues
dav evening she started 20 mount the stairway oe
ber home 10 retire and carried lighted lamp In
her hand which. when she tripped and FELL broke.
srreadng the burning OIL upon her clothing
Mrs Smith Was TOO weak 10 quench the flames.
Her cries brought help which prevented the fro
destroying the house. but she was morta!ly burned,
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
copprR WIRE THIErES clrGHT.

Thomas Mccarthy. twenty-five years OH. ~ 40
"a, Vashinetou-st. and Thomas Callau. twenty-five
,.,rs old Of No ~ little-st were arragn'd in the
Ad,lns-si police court yesterday morning on d
charge of larceny They were caught al O'Clock
I'm the morning rolling coil ~ copper wire ana
dragging a heavy bag along the street a. Adams
and High sis There was third man in the party.
iut n, escaped II vas found that ~ me nooly
th.te VA Two hundred and Aity feet Of copper wire
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
BLACK SILKS.

Black Surah. 2O-inch, 3Dc. -
Black Taffeta. 20 inches vide no
o0~inch Black Satin puchesse 51c.
Black Corded Taffe,a. worth $l.0o. at 1oc'
Peau de Sole. a sem-lustrous black satih' al
present in great demand. three special ines "'
75c oSc and ~ 10.
Black Satin Duohcsse, pure dye made 10y Ga
vazzi. of Milan. Italy. conceded to be- the pes,
manufacturer in the world. We snail sell
grades AT special prices. 70 introduce thrse SUI
perior silks. at ~ 80. SI.75. Si.oS ana
S1HC.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
Mems Suits
to Order for $t4.OO.

We're confident you cannot duplicate any OF
these under 5000 to S22Vc' - different ma
terials 10 select from in the newest. uP-t",ua'e
checks stripe1 and mixtures. and plain blues
and blacks in Worsteds cassimeres, thlDets ana
cheviots: they will be made In the best possible
manner by expert tailors; your choice OF single
or double-breastcd sack or cutaWay, Tor any
size up 10 IL chest or waist; remember "a S2oo
tC S220O suit for %If.OO.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17

pavslle Long Island. Sept. 16-Stewar " Non.
OF Flushing has received The contract 70 lay water
mains from the Flushing waterworks. from Bay
si1. ~ Little Neck ana through Douglaston. Bids
,,.ro ou.ned Yesterday. other estimates being sub
mirt.d bv r + Tuohy * co. and Peace Brother
An appropriation Of 10000 has been made Tor the
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
nANrEAcrrRERS TO MEET.

The fall meeting of the Manufacturers Assoca-
tion will be- held next Monday evening IN the
Manufacturers Building. no. 1913 Montague-st The
resolutions from the Committee on Legislation rel
alive 10 the proposed change IN the New-Yofk
char,er-insurlng greater safety IN the awarding
of water and other contracts-wl be discussed. and
controller Bird ; Coler will speak on the Rama
no contract giving some recently acquired intorma-
b.. tfD
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
Outing FlannelS.

Whtlenton outing Flannels. night robe ana
skirting styles wool finish, Oi2c.
California and Teazle Down outing Flannel
all the new styles. soft wool finish DC.
Baby Flannel. pink, blue or cream oc
Reuoona Fleece-back Outing Flannel. striped
effects. something new l2i2c yard.
Printed Fleece-bacF Cashmere Twill Flannel
cites Dc
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17
VIII NOW LOSE ms LEG.

vor.hnort Long Island Sept 1G.-N. W Godfrey
,te bead Of the Port Eaton Gravel Works. who has
been suffering for the last three or four years WIN
a tun1or on one leg has been induced 10 nave n"
operation performed lie entered the Seney HOS
plial ln Brooklyn. for this purpose on 1ueSoa'
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17

last On the advice II his family ply sician. Pr. :.
i, ION he was placed under the care OF Dr. /" =
pucier who upon removing the tumor found IL 10
be- cancer and advised that the leg be- "mpu,a,rd M
lion viii probably Dee performed next WedncsI'Yt :
mo disease mas involved nearly the entire end "i
one ~ tho bones Of the leg and therc is mo- hope "
saving the limb.
New-York tribune., 1899-09-17

sponse By and by the people settled down 10
hear the Governor. who. in part, said:
assure you that no other audience D'D 'Drctt,, ,
t3gd bring me here to-day. l have sleht II P,tS
icl,e week and ! wanted 70 go home, but N1,h
sot an invitation 10 come here threw ul Do'I
u1is roul3n't come here last year ana so
couldn't et the second invitation - by inT oo@l
1T NJ tai YOU that YOU people don't realze ,s ,iS
beautiful sight Now here are all the ""ilr" -.
heir hats and Nonnets and you men o"%n .'+,ce
can't see III. That's where have the any
. you. think the prettiost sight oil d" '7 '
sris waving flags o. 1,. Won,
Ven, into ta. battle Of Anuctam one o III 7in,e
battles o. tne century. Of the world "i a. 4 I'm o.
Ihlrty-sey,. years ago to-day Non Sd" ,He SUI, ~
Gown that WIS TO rise on Anteiam lHtofSt men
the mighty a.-4 of the generation ana niiEllf H
net the reea We have had two great ,"p Han tior
'ro u.s., mighty g-nerafions lAc i.ia.ito.!. it!
which under Washington founded the Nriu3' u,
,,,e generation which under Lincoln 6f the sun
has ever srorc upon You left US tht ""t' a.,
what IS NOR. thc deeds and the memory Slat aiG In
Example v.aIcg We must emulate 10 De tioar' -, ~
incumbent ou every American hSilE ~ - re.,,
.er those WHO have gone before ana W. ''
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