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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
Message From MartIneIli.

BURLINGTON, VT, June 24.-At the
convention of Foresters, Chief Ranger
Cannon read "a telegram from Mgr.
Martinelli, apostolic delegate, to Rev
r. p. O'Brien, chairman of the conven-
ton. conveying his congratulations and
blessings to all
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
One Leper PerA1e ed.

VICTORIA, B. O., June 24.-News was
received Of the destruction of the
darcy Island leper station by fire. One
Will die from injuries received.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
Receipts In philippines.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Acting Sec
tary of War Meiklejohn announced that
the receipts from all sources at the port
of Manila for the month of April were
$456, 1884; for the port of noilo, $40, ,584;
for the port of Cebu, $50. 758 Total
from all sources for the month. $538. ara.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
Killed His wife and suicided.

NEW YORK, June 24.-In Jersey City
a man supposed to be Antonio Macolate,
laborer, shot and killed his wife, Far
rita, and then killed himself. The af-
fair took place ON public street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27

PHILADELPHIA, June 23.--At Villa
Nova college, near this city, Archbishop
Martinelli, papal delegate, conferred
degrees upon class of IL young men,
the seniors of 30.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
John G. Moore Died.

NEW York, June 24.-The death of
John G.. Moore of the brokerage firm of
Moore 81 Schley was announced on the
stock exchange. He died at his home
In this city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27

TIFFIN, O., June 23.-The board of
regents of Heidelberg university con-
ferred the degree of doctor of laws
upon Andrew Carnepie
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
Perished In a Hotel Fire.

OswEGO, N. Y, June 22.-The Eagle
hotel in this city, was destroyed by fire.
Mrs. Rachael King, an old lady whose
home is in New Haven, this county,
lost her life by suffocation and eight
others were seriously injured. The fire
started in the kitchen and spread
quickly. Several persons, including the
proprietor and his wife, jumped from
the windows ON the second floor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
Boston Bank Thief Identified.

CHICAGO, June 24.-George Shea,
alias PhilipsI.ambele, who made away
with $4,000 belonging to the Metro
politan National bank in Boston, and
who was arrested in New York, was
identified by the Chicago police as
Philip Bailey, under Indictment in Chi
cago for robbery.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-06-27
Elks Fair at Youngstown.

YOUNGSTOWN, June 24.-The Elks
street fair and carnival is big success
Their parade and the baby show Fri
day were interesting features.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
EXCITING SCENE ~ COURT.
rx.A1DERMAN DrFFY's SON COMMITTED FOR
CONTEMPT BY RECORDER GoFF

rx.A1DERMAN nrTFY's son COMMITTED FOR
CONTEMPT BY RECORDER GoFF.
Henry seldner n lawyer. formerly partner OF
ex-senator Jacob A. Cantor. was convicted OF grand
larceny in the first degree yesterday afternoon. In
Part | OF General Sessions, before Recorder Con.
When the Jury brought in the verdict Thomas >.
Duffy. son of ex-Alderman Duffy, arose IN court
and I'm an excited manner shouted:
It's lie. ! drew those papers myself Inc
fury are liars and the District Attorneys are Hars
lis wrong, Soldner Is not guilty.
The man was intensely excited. Captain NC
Caulev ran into the centre OF the court wheEe
Duffy was standing and shouting and tried 10 seize
him Duffy sprang for the railing around the IN
closure in which Assistant District Attorney le
Farther was sitting. lie tried 10 climb over the
railing and had one leg over the ran wneh -
tain McCauley ana half a dozen court oiilcers
caught him. ,,, - -. .,,,o. -
The court was IN confusion. which was not quiet
cd by the gaVel OF the Recorder TIL DuHy hdu Deeh
firmly held by the policemen.
Recorder Gon ordered Dufy 10 De locktn uH an
the man was taken out by Of the court onlcers
Seldner was concerned in operation IN whlch
C5ristisn Fnelsch lost a $4,000 interest In some
propcrty at No 10l4 Avenue a. whIcn, ne eA-
Changed for property on staten Island. Inc prol
ertv transferred was not owned by the persons al
Legged There were two other dcienda MS '.NdIl
der Mullen and Herman Cohen: Inc lat'ei s $3.50
State's evidence and testified against Seldner.
Duffy who is friend Of Seliner also 'es''"eu IL
DuTv was CON mltted to the Tomhs without pan
for contempt OF court. He viii be brought before
The Grand Jury on that charge to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
PEEKSKIIL.

George P. Matthews, who for some months has
been endeavoring 10 enlist capital for new Ma
tional bank IN this village. has given up the at
tempt and returned 10 his home in the northern
part Of the State For number Of years ME-
Matthews was head bookkeeper IN the Westehester
County National Bank of this place. on MS
resignation he asked 20 promote TINS new
scheme. At first ne met considerable success plt
laterly interest Jagged and tie project was nnaly
abandoned. 90, 49,,
The Republican Village Committee Will meet tins
evening ard discuss further plans Tor the chal er
election which will be held on Tuesday next IL is
charged and generally conceded that tho Awarding
Of the contract FOR the electric railroad on tllUhy
evening last was Democratic campaign blut \
year ago the Democratic platform was economy
good streets ard an electric ra!rO0d for FeeAshi!
They won on that issue but failed 10 keep their
PROMISES IN order 70 again fool the people te
directors Of this road met Friday night Ham
ford smith. Democratic candidate for Water om-
missioner. James j. Lynch. Justice Of the Pea. q
and candidate for renom.ra tiOn on the Democratic
ticket: James T. Martin another prominent Demo
crafc uolltican and others went through me loI'l
y. 1910, re contract There y eTf 20 bids and
lew reoDle believe that there as anything more n
:, ma q bid for next Tuesdays election, 80 tnht
me Democrats can again promise an e4ectio rail-
road mis- year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
MOUNT VERNON.

.-,o,g recent bills introduced by Assemn.F1n@i
1,Dsereor Of Westchester. Is one which If ADOPTED
viii prevent railroad corporations Of all classes
charging more than FIVE cents for continuous llo '
over their lines in the limits Of any city OF AO0oOy
ronnla,ion or more. The bill, 1t IS SAID l. siiIe
a. the suburban branch Of the Ne" 80 Ce'
=, - ;,s main line and the New-York Cen
, "a and IFS branch lines with equal force
and II adopted will compel them TO carry pasSeN,
gers as tar as Mount Vernon. Pelham Manor anu
Yonkers for five cents. The Senate Raliroao Ooi'-
rnittee gave hearing on the Bill On ,i uSSU"S
Henderson Of West Chester mace ar Iu.ei4ss 10
fors Inc committee. Assemblyman Henderson ne7
tntroduced another bill compelling every, coz 81.
,ion fhat operates roads crossing the HAieHl
~ eouip all cars within six months WIN eic.'4
or gas LAMPS OF not less than IL candle-poMe.. -
me OF SO a day IS imposed upon the Corporations
which fail comply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
SING SING.

Republicans in this town. now that the honii
,ions 10, village officers have been maze are Wv
narine for the town election. meeting Oh ',.e
Repuhlican Town Committee Of which Sener" -
4 NcAlptn is chairman. has been called lot tiis
evening and the prmsry will probably De ca'lcu
ror some day next week. For tho once OF Supei
visor 70 which the Republicans are Determined -
act ono OF their own party this year. for the rs'
time since 1856 Corporal John + jenkins OF OoI''
many C. list Regiment, seems to De the ee"Vl
favorite His record during the war MS ha'ui -
ability and his great personal popularity AMONG t,'o
Younger voters Of the town make him one oi 81,
strongest candidates that could be nance, Mn SD
there is every prospect that under ms i,n,n
he town will be placed in the RepuoiicSti ,, is
as cornpletelv upOn local matters as AZ aiN"''
ON State and National questions -, ,,,o ~, tho
eecentlv considerable Work has peen u"lt ..' 49,
no- ~ innDroving the streets ana sew - -
the section Of the charter authorizing t.e s ~
tcr6s bv the village for the payment OF ny -
r. work The total sum thus eNpehIsu ~ -
Yearly reaches the $1,000 limit specinea IN w t,
~ fSr each year. Ii has now been louilu wa. 10
80 number Of the taxpayers prefer 10 poS IN
ea,o,,r, ~ tnoir Individual assessments IN a.,
49, .ba, have them remain as a lien on lhti.
rrorcr.ice for OF years, Hlit'tu? 49,.
z Sso has bcen paid the c.erk IN tuit >,
~ tbesc assessments, and NUMBER OF o'Lc.
,avers are anxious TO do the same lhlhb ~ ~.
~ assessments viii be received IN llis WY ~
vevf MONDAY by which time IL Is cApeOse u.,r.iiSo
snount OF bonds 10 be issued VIII be reduceu "e@'''
One-haf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
NEM-ROCHELLE.

TIE Republican town convention will be held next
Monday night The officers TO be nominated are
Supervisor a Town Clerk. a Receiver OF Taxes an
Auditor TO succeed w H. Switzer two Justices
and three Assessors. The candidates for super
visor are Fire Commissioner Eugene Lamoden ana
csecree / carlisle There three names oelhs
mentioned for Town Clerk. Henry ScherP, joseph
Frank and Hermann Kallenborg Leaqlns he e-
rublicans believe that Mr. Scherp VINO is Wiqely
known ana popular viii make the best race If ne
will accept the nomination George l]anDden a 4
peer Berge, have both announced their intention
10 stand again for reelection as Assessors Inc
Republican outlook this spring IS unusually prlght'
owing 10 the fractional differences Of the Demo-
Gratis II is probable that the Democratic party
will be split and Independent ticket WI 20
placed In the field by eX-Captan McGuirk, Myron
A Lockman. John Matthews and others, or they
viii indorse ana support the Republican ticket
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


SOUTHAMPTON March Arrived. steamers 81 Paul
raDson ewYork passed Hurst Castle at 2:25 p M
lain o$er Pohle New York for Bremen passed tufs'
castle At a M; 23O m. sailed. steamer Kaiser w
helm der Crosse Ger, Engebart, from Bremen for New"
York .,.., .o,,,o- Tai
tonic G}r, Cameron. NewYorl for Liverpool @nd pro
cteledJ. - o,.r- ~t.,, ,pr
Savage. New York. ,--,. ~, WI
son Ncu'-York Glasgow. 49, 1c-,
Prav,e Point. March Passed, steamer G"ra oIer)'
Meisscl New-York for Bremen. ,-,-.
Lizard Feb 2S-Passed, steamer Handel 'brl' fenrl'7
New York for London. -,-,. ~,
Tory Island March Passed. steamer Anchoria 'br''
Wilson New York for Glasgow. ~, ,
Fowey Feb 2s-saied. steamer Gladestry (Br) Law
Hamburg. Feb 27-sailed. steamer wilkommen (Ger''
M5ssci Bay Feb 27-Arrtved. steamer Borderer CBr'
Hay New York via st Vincent, c Y. , -.
Gibraltar March Passed. steamer B!rdoswald tbtl.
Pearn Grgenti for New-fOrk / go asSeu' SUZANNE
p,nercie 0;er Tholen savona for Neg-Yor6.
Pauillac March Arrived, steamer Panama 'rr)' Nu-
ret. New York FOR Bordeaux. $1,000. -,
Port Sad, March Arrived, steamer Nortlgerh (nFJ'
Fairweather New York for Alden. Singapore, etc "a,
East London, Feb Z-Arrved, steamer Duno!ane tbr)'
Farquhar New-York via st Vincent. 9 ', cape Town.
etc. ,,.-. ~,
Hong Kong Feb 27-Arrtved. steamer Kenmore 'b)'
Ellis Yokohama for New-York
Bombay, 2s-Arrived, steamer ElHel rover 'oi''
Campbell New-York for Calcutta, etc
RIO Janeiro Feb 27-Sailed steamer Roman Prince I'D
Curtis New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
NETWORK CITY.

The annual meeting Of the Morris Club was heI1
a. The clubhouse No SOS East One-hundreu-snl
thrtv-sixth-st near Willis ave, recently Inc lo.-
lowing officers were elected: President ChaIes IT,
simns tr: first vice-presidenL George W. Na'l91'
second vice-president Dr. ". G. Eynon; third VICE
president John Corbett; recording secretary
charles 4 Fisher: corresponding secretary George
A Powers; financial secretary Herman A Lainpe'
treasurer Horace A. German directors for thieo
wears Lewis Harding. George W. Elliott ana wal
ter St. John Houghton.
Professor Adolphe Cohn. Of Columbia University
will give the first OF series Of five lectures IN the
poard OF Education course az Public School No C..
Seventy-seventh-st and Amsterdam-aver this even
ing. al s O'Clock. His subject Will be "Rchelieu'
The Rev. James NJ Bruce will speak on oxford
Tie Methods and It's Men tomorrow at SIS p. m.
in the First Presbyterian Church, Ffth-ave. and
Eleventh-st in the course OF lectures arranged ny
the church.
The Rev. Or. Charles H Eaton will lecture in tho
Lenten Course at the Church Of the Divine Pa
ternity, Seventy sixth-st. and Central Park West,
at D. m. to-day on "Tennyson's Vision Of sin
Following the lecture and lasting from 43o TO $50
o'clock. J. W Andrews will give free organ re-
ctal
The next lecture Of the free course IN practical
design by Mrs Florence Elizabeth Cory. at the
School OF Industrial Art No. l59 West Twenty
thrdst. will treat Of the techncalites Of oilcoths.
book covers and stained glass. The lectures arc
given Friday evenings I'm Lent.
The Rev. DR.. George NJ. Christian began his duties
as rector Of the Church Of St. Mary the Virgin in
West Fortv-sixth-st. yesterday. He succeeds the
late Father Thomas Mckee Brown, and comes from
Grace Episcopal Church, Newark He will preach
his first Sunday
The ninth annual mounted games Of Squadron A
will take place the armory, Ninety Sourth-st and
Madison-ave.. on March 10
Mails from China and Japan Of the following
dates Hong Kong, February ]; Shanghai. Febru-
airy 8, and Yokohama, February Il. which arrived
/ at San Francisco the steamer Gaelic. are due
TO arrive in this city on Sunday morning. Return
! mails for China and Japan will close at the Cen
] eral POstoffice A advertised
/ A meeting Of the Boys Periodical League OF ST.
! Thomass Protestant Episcopal Church Fifty
third-st. and Fifth-ave., will be held tomorrow
evening In the Tower OF the church The
league was organized two years ago. and has for
its object the sending Of periodicals and maya
zines to the missionaries in foreign lands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02

Charles Kervan and Matthew c. Kervan' o'rec-
tors Of the Harrison Realty Company nave ea0"
MED a certificate in the County CtrHs ol'co 9'a.
ii,O 49,, 49, endoavored to have the annual
nc - 49, oor,,e.,, 0led As required by law. out
Se Inc secretary and treasurer of TIE
mas refused and neglected and olItteu ttHInen
4s.- ~ ale fna same Following TINS So
" eyob certifcate appears summary OF Lne ial
IN 80 ~ cornanv showing that us caT,JaI
la.I5 "a a 40 ali of which has been lssQeo ! re
$50 ~ - corporation are $1,000 and me assets
az ~ az vage Trustees have approved or PHI 70 Dc
presented 10 the Legislature autn1r 1Tooses The
Cs,i,r If suitable buildings and the pIoCUI ,te
en6 maintenance Of proper fire appaTa'GS "a s v
trustees being authorized 10 lssue Oo"O' 40 'N
rnent of the expense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
MURDERED N HER HOME.
AN ITALIAN WOMAN FOUND WITH
MANY WOUNDS-HUSBAND PLACED
UNDER ARREST.

Josephine Carmno. twenty-eight years old. was
found murdered IN her apartments. at No. 102
Mott-st. at Il 30 o'clock yesterday afternoon She
had a score OF wounds in her head and q bullet
hole in the left ear The wounds had evidently
been made with a Jagged instrument believed TO
be a screwdriver. Her husband Conqumo C4rml-
no thirty-nine years old. who was found in the
rooms washing blood from his hands, was ar
rested.
The Carminos lived IN three squalid rooms on the
third floor Of the house. Both quarrelled often.
and when a dispute began yesterday the other in
mates OF the house paid attention to It. They
noticed however that the noise stopped suddenly.
Two boys looked through the keyhole Of one OF
the rooms Of the Carmino apartments They
away much frightened, and said they could see
the woman lying on the floor The boys We're sent
TO the Elizabeth-st. station, where they told Cap
tain Titus. With Detective Finley. he knocked on
Carmno's door. and the man himself opened it.
He had been washing his hands. and the basin
Of water was bloody Blood all over the
place and in ever The body of the woman
was colo showing she had been dead for more
than an hour. at least. sorewdriver was found
on the floor Of of the rooms It was plain that
some one had tried 10 wash II. but hloodstains
were stil on IT,
Carmino said he had not killed his wife. He de-
clared that he In the street when ia was
told by a strange man that his wife had been
killed lie said ne upstairs and found her
dead The other inmates say that he did not
leave the house IN the course Of the morning
CAPTAIN Titus points the fact that the man
found calmly washing his hands with his
wife dead on the moor. and that he did not tell!
any one Of the death Of the woman. CarminO was
taken the police station and there he refused TO
Dr.. O'Hanlon held an autopsy on the body and
found that death he'd been caused by a pistol
shot wound in the left ear the bullet lodging m the
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
EAST BrFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

oafe sheep ard hogs during twenyour hours ene N
al noon today Cat:le. 40 sheep and lals
. cars; hogs Is Sh pnents-Catt!e 40 cars shep
ana lambs II cars: hogs. Cat:e-There were no
offerings. liberal through shipments VITA aoolI
o. head az calves on sale ard only moderate demand
the market slow and lower Choice 70 extra cSxss
were cuotable az So 50d$6 IS: good 70 choice 80 %og
SO 50 sheep and lambs The market was IN good pos,
tom with % sale and fairly active demand.
Lambs choice 70 extra quotaoie al 50 loQSo ~
good to choice. S5q$5 TO-; common 70 FAR - sVISo.
Sheen choice 20 extra 40dS4 6O good choice 81 )g
s. 40 common % fair, So 1898 so The close WIS
adv with the offerings pretty well cleaned up Hogs
The offerings we're light only II loads but the market
generally was slow and lower Heavy were quotabe az
So 95: SO a5QS4: Workers 50 939Si pigs - iva
So IS r0ughs. SO 400$3 IS. stays. 81 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
1T LOOKS LIKE A RATE WAR.

REPORT or THF CUT BY THE AMERICAN LINE
CONFIRMED N THIS CITY
The report from London that the American Line
had decided 70 cut rates was confirmed In this
city Yesterday. II was said by the local repre-
sentatives Of the line that rates had been reduced
SO 70 $40. The cut was made after consultation.
and according 10 James A. Wright me second
ylce-president the cut was made 90 meet The rates
Of the White Star Line
The rate sheet issued by the American Line gives
q minimum rate for first cabin passage from now
til April Is at $50 reduction from SO. IRON
April is 10 June /. OF $40. and from June 10 July
1 the prevailing rate will be AGO. the regular rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
MRS. VERHETLE Acquitted.
SHE FA1NTs WHEN THE JURYs VERDICT
"a ANNOUNCED.

SHE PAINTS WHEN THE JURYs VERDICT
~ ANNOUNCED.
Tho trial NJ Mrs Louise Vermcule was continued
Yesterday morning before Judge Newburser' IN
part II Of General Sessions Court The case OF me
prosecution was finished. and the defence was also
completed. -
JUDGE Newburger began his charge by saying TO
Tho t,,r,. that they we're 10 be congratulated that
the dramatic and gushing features OF the case
were ar an end. He then reviewed the case anu
said that n the Endorsement on the draft was
fictitious one and the draft was given IN pay mint
Of a purchase with intent 70 defraud, then the ue-
PENDANT was guilty beyond doubt The Judge 5
charge was brief 1t was $50 o'clock when the
jury retircC. . , ..-.o5 % tho
Fiftv-fve minutes later the jury returned 10 me
courtroom in response 10 the clerk questioh; wv.
foreman answered. After deliberatlon. we nave
decided that the defendant is not guilty. NJ. w.
A fuurrnur ran through the courtroom. MIs' ~
r,eue surane TO ncr feet and stood perfectly erect
for nm instant. and then fell IN dead ialnt III ere
chair I'm which she had been sitting. she vas car
RED nio the iury-room. whore she soon re'oFe'e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK-W WEDNESDAY. MARCH. l. $50
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. MARCH. l. 1892
ARRIVED.
Steamer Majestic Gp. Smith. Liverpool February p
ndse. -Jl cabin and 100 seerae
passenger. the White star Line Arrived at the BAR at
steamer Marquette (BD. Gates London February r 49,
with mdse ana cabin passengers 10 me A5An'S i'1-
ea,S1 r.5rary $ in ballast to the United States ship
steamer Alhano Ger. kudenhol Hanioulk reO' 49,
q CO. arrived st bar a, m.
with nsa 90 cabin ana 212 Storage passengers 30 lntor
national Navigation company Arrived AZ The Bar az 40
steamer Poeass, o. oven Venice IaagaTy q rt.9o
20 tlime February r lli a. - . a. ,rrived a. tina
Steamer British Prince CB0. sharp Santos February 9.
with coffee = seeer Arrived al the Bar at midnight
seaa,r Premier ar HOPKINS. roro Plata Sey'
steamer Fax ,N5o. Bulge Tecolutla January &c and
cazsnes February -. With mdse 10 W u Mun'on. Ar
steamer safatoga john Havana February rs with
rndse ana n psfsengers 10 James Ward 90 Arrived
steamer Eia ,Ger zinds. Havana February % and
Matanzas %. 10 ballast ~ w u Munson Arrived AZ d."
steamer Comanche Pennington. jacksonville February
90 and Charleston p. with mdse and passengers TO Nlam
steamer George W CLYDE Robinson. Georgetown. $ c.
ana wilmington. g with mfse and passengers 70 W.
steamer Richmond. HE.r. NorfolS ana newport News.
with rndse ana pasgeng-rs ~ he oid Dominion $ Co.
IlG days with mdse 10 Won rustau a Co.. vessel 20
SANDY Hook March $50 WIND south light.
SAILED
Steamers Hubert OBJ. for Para. etc Matteawan. Gal
weston. ira tN0u Lisbon Montcam Oiu. London. ~
Louis southampton. Trinidad tBri. bermuda Laurel
deue ,ln Op1rto. General whitney. New orleans fran
cisco OBJ. Hull Queen Eleanor diD. Melbourne ETC.
britannia Qrt Liverpool. Iaues tNop. Port Antonio.
etc. HIdur (Nor. Curacnu. 'lc. Athoa uiD Port lu
Prince etc. Yuctfnn. Havana. etc Old Dominion Nor
FOLK and Newport News Andes Brl Cape Hayden. etc;
Grenada tBn. Trinidad etc. lroQuot Charleston and
jacksonville Scottish Prince qu Santos anchored In
Ora, asend BAY. Kansas city. Savannah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-02
WENTWORTH DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. MARCH Z. lo92.
F. FirNrs FNEF FURNITURE
RARI1lES FOR MAHOGANY BEDROOMS.

We have proven Michael Angeles asser' r'l5
that ANY beaute0us thing raises the pure anu
just desires Of man. oa o,d
The remarkable grace. beauty OF Woou anu
some exquisite new painting, raises our ~
room furniture TO the highest point Oh nv w.
decoration The simplest piece receives a.
groat care in every detail OF material cohsuI"0
fion and finish as the most ornate. ,.,.-
We have made besides. some phruSu',Sn nct
good Colonial specimens, including panos LOO %,.
SGoh. bovs. the scroll of the top surmounted pl
three nrns: fine examples Of Colonial orna'
mentaton. great bed having quaint ,r an,
nostral air. is a hand-carved four poster WIN
-. ~ tho centre of the head-bOard. j. an
tnI ,' vase Of flowers and at each side cupid
Of shcraons useful beautiful G ,ct iob %r' in
the combined writing desk ana 'oiie' '% ,'t o,''
',,,rost stvle-almost severe in line. nu' eA
ccedincly dainty in proportion run S anI
toilet mirror folding beneath the taoe tolr anu anu
writing desk which slides undctnga. fl hotI
moi in use: complete inside turhish'h-S ''' ''''
toilet and writing accessories
BUY OF The MAKER