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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-19
Waverley Club Dance.

On Saturday evening next, mid
summer night, the Wsverley Club
will give a moonlight dance ut
beautiful Remond Grove with a
view Of interesting the "new ar
rivals" in the advantages of their
club. The tickets for the round
trip sre placed at 81 for gentlemen
and 50 cents for ladies, the bare
price of the railroad trip. The
floor of the Pavilion has been
placed in perfect order and the
grounds thoroughly cleaned up and
the music of eight pieces will be
fret class for dancing. The Wash.
ineton lights will be used and re :
freshuents will be supplied by j,
w. Chapman who has leased the
right from the club. Trains will
leave at 1870 p. IN. sHd return
after the dane. Tickets may bt
obtained from chairman of com
mittee d. j. Gallagher, from mem
hers OF the club or at the usua
stores,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-19
LOCAL and GENERAL.

The Rice King marriage will
taka place at st. Andrews cathe
dral tomorrow afternoon at a
o'clock.
The hall and entertainment
committee OF the Waverley Club
meet at 1880 Wednesday in the
Club rooms.
Tenders for horse feed will be
received by the board of commits
sioners, Hon olulu Fire Depart
ment, up to IL noon, June "a. See
New Today.
10 the Police Court this fore
noon Keaupupi was sentenced to
six months Imprisonment at hard
labor on the charge OF larceny in
the second degree.
The case Of A. Scott for selling
liquor without license has been
set for tomorrow. Scott ia accus-
ed for supplying liquor to the
soldiers at Camp Mckinley.
Cbas. j. FAX, member Of the
Honolulu Stock Exchange, has
opened Offices in room 20l Judd
building, where he will conduct
the business OF stock and bond
broker. See New Today.
r. sidepts OF Kolos, Kauai,
make complaint that the water
supply is seriously contaminated
by the cattle Of the plantation that
wander in and about the water
courses.
The steamer Kauai brought 706S
sacks OF sugar for Fl Hsckfeld a
Co; 5000 were brought by the
Mikahala consigned to Alexander
& Baldwin and 6696 came here on
the Iwalani for f A Schaefer &
Co,
There will be sixteen remanded
cases on the District Court ca'en
dar tomorrow morning. Some Of
these are quite important. Syl
vano Nobrigga will be tried on the
charge of adulteratipg milk sold
to people in Honolulu.
Iu the p, lice Court this fore
noon, Yee zap was found guilty
of entering the country on "Hs.
waiian born" return permit pur-
chased from another Chinsman.
A fine Of $50 and costs was impos-
ed. An appeal has been noted.
DR.. G. A. Peterson returned
from his tour Of inspection on
Kauai by the Mikahala. The in.
spector tound the general condi-
tions among the plantations salts
factory and only in exceptional
cases will adverse reports be made
Work on the McBryde plantation
is going on rapidly. Houses fol
laborers are going up and the in =
spector was asked for suggestions
as to location, drainage, etc.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-19
THE TEMPEST
Mr.. Hannibal A. Williams will

Mr.. Hannibal A. Williams will
appear in Shakespeare's,d elightful
comedy, "The Tempest" in the
Y. M. g. A. hall this evening at =
o'clock. The following will take
part in a vocal and instrumental
program in connection with the
recital, giving some of Sir Arthur
Sullivan's music: Miss Kulams-
nu Ward, soprano; Mrs Q b Da
mon; alto; Chas A Elston, tenor;
20 Wood, bass; Mrs 81 s Ewing
and Mrs H l. Kerr, pianists. Miss
Susanne II Patch will be director.
Following Is the program OF mu-
sic:
Act 1. Overture, duet. Incl
dental music Ariel's SoDg, solo
and quartette =" Come unto these
Yellow Sands;" Ariel's Song, quar-
tette-"Full Fathoms Five, ETC."
ACT IL. Incidental music. Pre-.
lude, after Act III.
Act III. Incidental music.
Banquet dance. Incidental music.
Overture. after Act III. B
Act w. Sbakespearisn Song
from "Venus aud Adomis." Dance
of Nymphs and Reapers. Prelude,
after Act Nv.
Act v. Incidental music. Ariel's
Song, "Wbere the Bee Sucks.
Incidental music.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-19
VIII R~tsrn to Japan.

Fifty japanese contract labor
ers whose time has just expired,
drew the money deposited by them
with Ogurs and Co. Immigration
Agents today. The Jsps were
brought over here at different
times by ,he company and have
been working out their contracts
on various plantations on the ISL
ands. The majority OF them will
return to japan on the next
steamer.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-06-19

On Wednesday evening new
talent will appear at the Or.
pheum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

which they are numerically many times stronger
than the whites, as in Dallas County. the ring
mas II convenient slogan. for by the howl OF
white supremacy" II resort TO methods which
would not be tolerated otherwise TO cement It's
power.
a During the campaign last year It was not safe
pr any man 10 wear Aldrich button In Dallas
Nounty few who attempted to do go had the
buttons torn from their coats, and anonymous let
ters were received by some advising them TO move
away from Selma IL was not healthful place
for Republicans One OF the men who Is alleged
to have been active in supressng the Aldrich but
ton is J. +. Evans, clerk OF the court and eX-
Sheriff, who figured with pistol In the assault on
Congressman Aldrich at the Hotel Albert.
Under the rules OF Congress a man who has Sc
cured certificate Of election to Congress by such
devious paths is permitted 70 go to Washington
and take the place in Congress that rightly belongs
10 another, enjoy the pay and emoluments OF the
office for several months and. when all the fraud
and chicanery by which he secured the certificate
ofselecton has been exposed 10 the entire country
he goes back home without punishment and pen
atty. He secures an allowance Of 900 70
make his fight, and these contests are constantly
going on at the expense OF the people and 10 the
Generalization OF National politics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
REAL ESTATE.

Philip Jeselson has sold TO Edward Jansen FOR
d. Ruter. No. 1913 West Nineteenth-st four
story front and rear building. 5xlOo; also 70 the
same buyer. for Mandebaum Levine NOS l'i
and I3s West Nineteenth-st.. front and rear
43.4xlo Mr.. Jansen has sold, through fhi'p
Jeselson. TO p. Altman & Co. No. l24 West Nine
feminist. 25xl0o. a six story commercial
building at present occupied by the seller he
has also sold to p. Altman & Co. through 'he
same broker Nos l2s. lbs and 80 West Nineteenth
ST.. old buildings. being in all ss.4xlo0 These pur-
chases give Altman Co. a frontage OF Ei;t IN
was immediate intention OF improving De-.
Edward Jansen has bought from Gouderls 10 feet
west Of sixth-ave.. three old buildings on p'o'
Cyrus Field Judson has sold for william Evans ans
the two new six story apartment houses. E'xs S
each Nos. 3S and $50 East feminist. to cieh'
slawson Hobbs have sold for the Metropolitan
the Ve Story Rmepcan 10 dwelling
No. 40 West End-ave.. lsxsxsO terms prlIy ".
Kernon the four story brownstone 2-foot front
dwelling house No. D. West Fifty-second-s'' io'
Thomas & Son have sold for Asbury Lester No.
eos West One-hundred- and forty-seventh-st; TOUT
story English basement dwelling house l'Ai'O' u
Myer Hellman has bought the northeast corner nt
i6Oxi& This gives hi him with former purchase,
the entire block in One-hundred- and-hftieth-sI
GSsme- Iostre have sod for chars. Knsg.
two family dwelling house on the nortn So
OF One-hundred seventy nnthst, 80 feet west
Of Bronx Park-ave., for $3.50. -,
Ogden & Clarkson were the brokers In the ssIe
OF the northwest corner OF Broadway and Ninety
second-Et., reported last week -
Outside bidding gain feature OF the dagI
at the New-York Real Estate Salesrooms, anu
only OF the three parcels was bought oy .he
plaintiff. This No. 81 West Seventy -iour51 N
St a three story brick dwelling house, A&IVss. -
which was sold by Peter F. Meyer Co TOT
$500 -
The same auctioneer sold No. rs West One
hundred and Forty-thrd-st hve Story o'''A
fathouse 25x99 II. 70 J. Dahut for Ss.59 =.
The important offering vacant piot'
lO3 ixlOo sxlO0xlOolO the north side OF Eightys
nipth-st o. feet west Of Columbus ave VINCE
was knocked down by william Kennedy TO A. u
searles for sci
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
COOLER, WITH 4 SPRINKLE IN SPOTS.

THE RELIEF CAME AS PRED1cTED-A HARD POUR
IN BROOKLYN
The cooler weather promised by Forecaster
Emery arrived yesterday. There was not big
reduction in temperature. but the humidity was
considerably less than for a week and there was
a delightful breeze which came from the north
west al the rate OF about twelve miles an hour
The temperature at a. was 10 degrees. IL
vent Nm 10 81 degrees at noon and from that
dropped gradually to ~ degrees al Q o'clock at
night The humidity at a. m. was p and at
D. m only IS per cent .,
- In the afternoon huge banks OF clouds gathered
az the horizon and spread TO the zenith. and a
thunder storm seemed imminent II sprinked IN
rs-fs ~ Manhattan and in South Brooklyn there
was hard pour. BY 10 p. m. nearly all the CLOUDS
had disappeared, and the moon was SHINING IN
clear blue sky. .---..-
Fair weather. continued moderate temperature
and fresh west TO north winds are promised tor TO-
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
prCopDrO MORTGAGES

Reshn Michael NJ and Louis Frank TO william
B-yon e4th-st. 4 3. 275 n OF 3d-ave. also vain
ST. n s. 2S5 4 Of 3d-ave. and gore lot aH-
Joining above on g. lnstalments -.
Lowenfsd Pincus, and William Prayer 70 MARY
I AbnAy No s9T Madson-st, years $3.50;
Armstrong Henry. 10 the EmigraHt lndustrla'
Savings Bank. No Sle West 2sth-st. year.
Goodman. Abraham, AMI Rudolph Weliach 20
Emile Murray, Nos il2 and ia kdges|
] year .
Hardy Charles R. % Harris p Colt and another
No $50 st Nicholas-ave, years 49,. 80.
Stewart. Perez NJ and II Ives smith 20 Joseph
Hamerschlag and another. Riverside Drive .
corner 1O5th-st. POI 10 II 20 lO5th-st year
Same % Mortz Falkenau. Riverside Drive :,
so II u n Of iOsth-st also 10sth-st, 8. % ~
OF Riverside Drive. extends Irregular 20 DrlFe'
Poerschke. Edward r. 10 John Neumann. Eliza
beth-st. No i1s. &NlOc. Ehzabetn-st' =
lac Il % Grand-st. l year. -.
Buckley. John J. % Albert Sire. Waker-9I
1911 and lois u = of Elm-st, Oh line. yta.
Lazarus JoshJa. the trustees Of the Feaoruy
Educa ton Fund. Nos SOS and 80 broones''
years .-...-.-.-.-.. 49, go sss.. =.
Mclaughlin John 70 John y Brown. ssth-~t'
? SIS 622 s6.s 1872 and l3sS q
OF Madlson-ave, years. 8 mortgage. each. -.
Burne John O. 70 the Metropolitan IMPROVEMENT
Company. Broadway. = 20 II II n OF S'th-st
BUCKLEY John J. - Charles Worthington.
Wsiker-st. s. 1911 and lOi.s II Of Elm
~. OLD line years
pobson Frank % Margaret Beck. No rs East
seaboard Realty Company 70 the German Saw
ings Bank. 7th-ave. n e cor ilSth-st. year..
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STORAGE NOTICES.
~rrrrrTrIrr-rl~<-|-F-F =
PEOPLES STORAGE WAREhOo 81

PFOPLF's STORAGE WIZ hy"9h'
254 West 2sth-st.. Nev-N ork;
To George Hanson. Anna rInlth. 49,. 49,,
in Franklin. Hattie Eseu Hattie ROOM
son. Isabella D. Wood. John II. Garrs,t'
7. n Helllngs. Archibald Davis. Jonl y
Wilson. Pheoe A. Tasker. Martha herrlhs.
Marie Grifin. You are hereby notlhed me,
the time for payment OK The zen ! 49,
up0r ne household goods. personal effects
and merchandise stored by You IN my
warehouse having expired. after due notice
has been given you. such property VII De
sold ~ public auction. AZ ~ West .ss sl
=, New York I thursday sept TN. 1899.
eomrnencinR At ii a m. unless charges
are paid before, PEOPLES sToBAoE
WAREHOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
PORTO RIcANS MAKE GOOD SOLDIERS
THE EXPERIMENT OF ENLsrTNG THEM IN THE
ARMY PROVES SUCCESSFUL.

THE EXPERIMENT OF ENLISTTNG THEM IN THE
ARMY PROVES SUCCESSFUL
Washington. Aug 23.-According 70 recent nd-
.,.as roceived at the War Department the ex-
,,a-,r,e,, NJ Anllstng natives Of the West Indies
,rto the American Army has proved successful in
the case Of the Porto Rican battalion OF youn-
teers which completed its organization few
weeks ago This battalion is commanded ny Major
7 p Davidson and Is the only one Of its KIND
IN the Army Lieutenant BRAND. who Is the oat-
,aUon sdtutant has written a letter 70 Major
Iohrson OF the Adjutant Generals once, SPEAK
Ing in high terms Of the composition OF ne batai.
90 90 " ne saws that the Porto Rican soldiers are
A,e Io+ OF men. obedient and willing 10 learn
They take great pride in being soldiers or me
i-rI;ed states Army and are clean and neat IN
S-ass His opinion is that Porto Rican soldiers
ofscered by Americans viii be a success ana
geiua HE addition 10 the Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
WRECKS ON NORTH CAROLINA COAST.


WRECKS ON NORTH CAROLINA COAST.
Washington Aug. 23.-The Life Saving Bureau
is receiving reports Of wrecks along the North
Carolina coast reported In the press dispatches
last night but the official reports coming In
slowly owing presumably 10 the fact that the
wires are down. There twenty-six life saving
stations from Cape Henry to Cape Lookout and
these stations connected by wire from Cape
Henry 10 Occromoke Neck. All the wrecks
ported In the press dispatches occurred along this
stretch OF coast but only four kilograms relating
70 the situation reached Acting Chief Pike to-day.
and the information they contain Is not
plete as the press reports. Lieutenant Charles
Johnston was sent TO Gull shoal Station several
DAYS ago to investigate the wreck Of the schooner
Aaron Sheppard, and dispatch from Elizabeth
City announced his arrival there. He has been
directed 70 investigate the Priscilla and all other
wrecks involving loss Of life from Cape Henry 20
Cape Fear. The dispatches received az the Life
Saving Bureau follows:
Elizabeth City. y. C., August Q.
Lieutenant Johnston has reached Gull Shoal
Station. Shapic ashore al Durants. Seven wrecks
reported south OF Hogs Head. Sent this morning
TO Norfolk seventeen shlpwrecked sailors.
FAILING.
shawboro y c. August g
Wires down on coast. Six wrecks south Of New
Inlet, including lightship on Diamondso
Gull shoal Life Saving Station. August ..
Rarkentine Priscilla wrecked three and half
miles south OF station on the l7th; fourteen per-
sons aboard ten saved. four lost; genera cargo
Little Kinnakeet Life Saving Station, August p.
Schooner Robert ". Daisy ashore three and a
quarter miles south OF station; seven In crew, al
saved DALEY (per Morgan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

osth-sr No 326 West. Is 9x9s q: Catharne " ..
Katharyn Dobinsou q Emily K Armstrong =
Same property. Nathalie Bayes 70 Catharine
or Katharyn Dob.nson ..-......-.. -. q.
T4th-st p 500 q " Of Columbus-ave. 2xlUZ%'
Frederick II Allen 10 William II Butler 49,.
Elzabeth-st. No lis. 25Xi0O also Elizabetn-st
s. I49 q n of Grand-st. 24XlOO.3, John Neu-
mann 10 Edward p Poerschke ..... ..-..-..;;
Union-aye, :. 50 II OF George OF l65th s. oIl
lire. lOcx irregular Ferdinand Hecht ana ounoh
U-hfeider 70 Mathew Riley ............'...'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
NEW BUILDING PLAN!

ssth-s, corner llth-ave for q three-story
brck bakery l25 sxgS . Nev-York Bread Com
pany premises owner; W Knadier premises
arehi,ect 900 :. ~ a, FOR Two .1-story
brick hathouses with stores, 81 exsI; solomon
Marcus No IA West I2Oth-st. owner; @ T Pei
ham No 700 5th-ave architect..............-
KIngsbridge-ave No &c for Two story frame
dwelling house 2516l 3. Clara " HolbsTt, No
&c Kingsbridge-ave. owner. de Meuron
architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
TRIAL OF THE ALABAMA on MONDAY.

Washington, Aug 23.-The Navy Department has
baen informed that the battle ship Alabama Is so
far along that her builders trial Will be MADE next
NTo,dav when she will cave the Cramps ship
80 Tor a trip down 10 the Capes ana back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
MCCLELLAN OFF FOR PORTO RICO.
THE TRANSPORT WITH ITS SIXTEEN HUN
DRIED TONS OF SUPPLIES. EX-
PECTED TO REACH THE
rcrANvO IN NfONnAy
ISLAND ON MONDAY

The United States transport Mcclellan sailed at
23O D. m. yesterday from Pier No. q, Brooklyn
carrying sixteen hundred tons OF clothing pro-
visions. building material and medicines for desti
tute Porto Rcans. There also about fifty
passengers board. including Major p. r. Egan.
OF the Medical Department; Captain Richard
Blatchford Of the 18th Infantry; Lieutenant Rob
ert NJ Brookheld. OF the 18th Infantry and Lieu
tenant H. L. Cooper. of the Porto Rico Battalion.
The Mcclellan will probably reach San Juan
Monday
In her cargo there from the Commissary De-
partment 100000 pounds Of beans 100000 pounds Of
fish. 28,s97 pounds OF assorted stores S3o.670
pounds Of peas 1872 446 pounds OF hard bread,
$50 476 pounds OF rice $3.50 pounds OF beef and ass
pounds Of crackers, making in all about / lbs
or private contributions there are % tons Of cod
FISH, 115 tons OF general provisions 100 tons OF
clothing, $3.50 pounds OF assorted stores. 80 tons
OF lumber. 40 tons OF oats and 100 tons OF hay.
The private contributions included 100 drums OF
Goldfish. which arrived yesterday from Mayor
Quincy OF Boston, clothing from Mayor Kent Of
Davenport, Iowa, ard from the Kings Daughters
and a carload Of corrugated building material.
Money and goods for the relief Of the destitute
In Porto Rico continue 70 pour IN and the trans
port Burnside which is expected TO reach here on
August Is, will find load awaiting her The latest
contribution 70 the New-York Maritime Exchange
fund is 1870 from c. H. Mallory & Co. The Mer-
chants Association Relief Committee fund has
reached a total OF 81 30 20 Among the subscribers
yesterday the McNab q Harlin Manufactur-
ing Company, 800; James McCreery & Co. 800
D. Appleton & Co.. $50 and Stern Bios. 800. The
National Bank OF North America. the depository
designated by the Secretary OF War for the Porto
Rican relief fund reports total receipts Of s s4 81
Among yesterdays contributions were: Miss Sarah
Schermerhorn Newport, r. l.. 500; ". c. Scher
merhorn Newport r. l.. 800 Germania Bank,
New-York City. 800. and ". & J. Sloane, $3.50.
Acting Mayer Guggenheimer has received total
OF s6,342 Sc. Among the contributions received by
him yesterday were SO from Mrs. Lewis B. Curtis
and 500 from S A. 3.
The committee Of the Merchants Association for
the relief of Porto Rico yesterday. through r
NJ To-o, OF Ponce. address 10 the MERCHANTS
and producers OF Porto Rico. drawn by General
Roy Stone 1t outlines the plan adopted at a re-
cent meeting Of the committee and Porto Rican
merchants. This address asks for contributions
OF the highest grades OF coffee from Porto Rican
coffee planters. To an amount not exceeding one
hundred bags twenty thousand pounds, 70 be
shipped the Merchants Association Of New
York. The Secretary OF War has said that he will
allow the Government transports 70 bring the cof-
fee from Porto Rico TO this country free Of freight
charge
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
CARPET CLEANING.

>o.>~ooo~~DD~>>N~DoON |<O"|0|"''oN'"'1SoS
CARPETS cleaned BY steam. oy n1na =.
on m. floor. Careful CARPET leaning
Sss Broadway All East 4sth-st-
coz A BRANDT Tel. f32-3sth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
billiard AND POOL TABLES.

billiard AND POOL TABLES, new
and secondhand. lowest prices. easiest
terms MARX BROS. - -n-o1 sal .-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
90 tuhom Jt fflap Concern.

20 tUhoM IT 1tIun VuHIRrH.
DE IT KNOWN. that the books and seal OF
- the Aluminium Compound Plate Company alleged
Rave been lost and that stockholders Of the Com
uany In A meeting held August 18th, 1889 passed reso
ton adopting seal and appointing the undersigned
a sommlt;ee 70 procure Of books 70 be used
in the transaction the companys business in lieu CT
former. -
New York. Aug 10. 1893
JEAN A. WETNORE. Sec. ana Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

~~0oONNo.N0.N>>0~ONo~>~-- 49, So,
f-FrNDsT location in city. opposite Park;
large, small rooms. suite. WIZ p.,sst7
.on-ave l2tth-st Telephone. I43 Har'em.
oO- WEST f4TH-sT. Large and SINAI.
rooms: front parlor and bedroom good
table. transients. reference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
Citn Drepertp for Sale or 90 Crt.


TNOP SALE OR TO LEr-At once and on reasohsnIe
erms-Four story factory Du1lhk sD'o' S.,,s -,
,b ,rd about IOnlUO feet in West lSpth ri sIahie TOT
,vo hor.es and storehouse steam boilers 81 - ho
,.,wer each and - r. 7. Engine. steam heating plant
INA automatic sprinklers F. c., Box IS Tribune oloc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
DREsSNAI<ING.

.10N@N~~~-~~~~>~~~~ cO~~~>|D>o>N0|N|N
A HIGH GRADE ladies' tailor ana ,l, 80,
taiior-rad. suits in finest imported ma ma
terials. lined throughout with best dun.iy
az FOR $40. regular price. SO. absolutely
ne-yect litter exquisite workmanship: az.
nne fancy waists. hicycle suits, rainy ua5
ros,unss etc. outing and golf suits. our
/, a.. bi~,.-ia s<i~- can be worn on botn
sides work done at my estaDlisnn-nI
only l. MOsTKOWITZ. % West i2d-st'
M rseWAgER. Cutting. fitting remoi-
aiii,g Al STYLES ladies' and children
lults' coats. Jackets 81 per day. city or
country. DRESsMAKER. 359 W. lBtn--I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
Proposals.
MACHINERY.

,0o>111%o.~-N.~Nro-~1 0|~1SN~0SN<N0ON||'S'
AT REDUCED PRICES. secondhand
wood and iron working machines. tuIy
Guaranteed: machinery bought Anc sA-
Changed. GEORGE Il. EDDY. jos Aa1A-
gOr-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
Gountrn propertn for Sale.


INaRM-4O acres fruit. meadow charming valley: -
4 miles from New-YOrk. miles from HUDSON River.
Cal or address j. MILTON CLARK CTotonon- huasel-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24

OLD DDMlE10OM llMga
DAILY SERVICE.
For Old Pon, Comfort Norfolk. Portsmouth Pinner's
Point Newport News and Richmond. va. connecting for
Petersburg Richmond. Virginia Beach, Washington, .
c. and South and Vest.
Freight and Passenger steamers sail from Pier 20 North
River foot o, every weekday except sat, az
H. b. WALKER, Traffic Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-24
COAL AND WOOD

lnnhNTO Coal pockets 23s W; ootn-
hi FEN5uls ct. Pest quality Soal ply
1885. Telephone 50 Colunlous.
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DETRIMENTAL TO THE SOUTH.

The publicity given 20 such cases through Ile
hearings before Congress is detrimental 10
ern interests. because II SHOWS co'uit'on -
fairs ubicb may render life unpleasant and un-
safe N any person who incurs the enmty OF one Oh
these rings Democrats living in the regions o i've,
which they hold sway obliged to fall in'o me
or they are treated with as little ceremony as re
pubcans The point is that the ring mus, ~"
nm hover ia order secure white suprenlatcy
ana While most OF the sensible and serious Peeps
not threafened BY the negroes even In districn "a