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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-03

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Gov. Jones of Arkansas was tho rext
sp' 3ker When Gov Jones closed there
we're prolonged cries for Bryan. The
mosrainme arranged for the morning had
ny. been completed and his time had NOT
~ arrived. The calls continuing. he 70.
poLoed IN a short talk party organiza-
an Icing MS theme. He did not believe
OIL the votes cast for him the Iast i'm
NSIe counted and that many were count
asainst him which were not cast. The
,.eiiiocratic partly did not have the adj
,t oi'Sse IN 1896 of such an ORGANIZATION in
,o rT beginning of the campaign as ID had
baS me rank and file Of the party
cIos.d zen ilghung ever since the polls
I'M 80 60 and IN defeat has been more hone
eIl OF success in 1900 ever since The lest
Won e,on day than the Republican party in
e,,,'S FUNDS necessary for Democrats
,9nlliialgn purposes must come from tbe
- VINO control the party Not one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
RICHMOND BOROUGH HAPPENINGS.

The body Of Mrs. Ellen Donovan. forty-three
years old. found floating in the waters OF the
XIII Won Kul the Staten Island Boat Club
house yesterday morning by Policeman John
Moore Mrs Donovan disappeared from her house
In West Brighton December % last, and al
though careful search made, she
found. She was supposed 10 have wandered away
while slightly demented. She had lately lost her
husband and daughter which had al times
caused her TO strangely.
The chdren's dance OF the Staten Island Quartet
Club was held in the German Club rooms, Stapleton.
yesterday afternoon, and followed by the
nual club ball for adults IN the evening The ball
room was crowded with dancers at each affair. and
at midnight supper was served.
The Linoleumville Rifle and Athletic Club held A
shooting contest Crabb's Hotel, Ldnoeumville
Yesterday afternoon and evening.
A live pigeon shoot was held yesterday afternoon
at Foley's Grove Grant City.
The members OF the Spanish American War Vet
Grams Association No. !. OF Staten Island held a
camp-mess at their headquarters in Clifton last
evening. II was largely attended by the members
and their friends.
The third annual dinner Of the Staten Island Boat
Club was held on Tuesday evening at the Cove,
West Brighton. Fifty-two covers were laid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
SING SING.

There has been considerable friction between
property-owners in Spring and other streets in this
village and the electric railway company concern
ing the method adopted by the company OF clearing
its tracks Of snow by shoveing the snow up into
heaps in front Of business places and making the
.thorouehfare almost impossible for vehicles In
many instances the property-owners have thrown
The snow and ice back on the tracks almost as fast
as they were cleared. The Trustees were appealed
10 on Tuesday evening; and the Chief Of Police was
company's franchise which requires Il 10 cart away
the snow removed from the tracks to some place
designated by the village authorities
The Trustees have appointed a special committee
10 see Warden Sage and learn what he proposes 10
40 in the matter OF the Durston-ave retaining
wall erection Of which begun at the joint ex-
pense Of this village and the State. but which was
abandoned early last year by the State prison
authorities owing TO a disagreement between them
and the Trustees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
NETWORK CITY.

The Rev. Dr. Minot J. Savage. VINO mas oeen III
for several weeks. expects 70 preach IN the ChuiCm
NJ the Messiah on Sunday morning. he VIII
sneak on THE Teaching or Pau concerning
Death and After IN his series Of sermons on Be
lief in Immortality"
special meeting Of the Atlantic Yacht Ciuo wiz
be held in the banquet hall Of the Waldorf-Astoria
tomorrow at p. m.
The twelfth anniversary Of the boys department
Of the Twenty-third-st. branch Of the Young Men
Christian Association will take place on MONDAY al
ann Donald MacCol. of New-Jersey, Will make
an address.
The meeting OF the Nineteenth Century Clun' al
Demonico's this evening Will be addressed oy
Israel Zangwiu and Hamlin Garland. This VIII be
Nv zangwilrs farewell, as he sails soon for his
home.
Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the steamer Menominee. from London, were canon
Alexander W MacNab. DR.. John w MacLachian
and w G.. Hitchcock.
F I. X. sends S to The Tribune for the Asso-
citation for Improving the Condition Of the Poor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONTENTION.

wESTCHESTDR COUNTY HAS MEETING OF
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.
There was a large attendance OF delegates and
others interested in the at the convention Of
the Westminster Young Peoples Societies Of Chris
tan Endeavor. which held yesterday at the
Baptist church in White Plains The convention
opened al 2 o'clock, with an address Of welcome
by Professor c.. n McNair. and there ad-
dresses by Mrs. Wellington White. the Rev. c.
H. Tyndan William Shaw. Of Boston; the Rev. j..
F Carson and others.
interesting exercises also held in the even
ing in which the Rev. Or. W. A. Granger, ". l..
Johnson and the Rev. J. II. Elliott. OF New-York.
were among those who took part. There was also
a conference Of the Junior Workers IN the lecture
room OF the church, in the afternoon. conducted
by Miss c. l.. Angel, az which short papers were
read by Miss NJ p Lambden. William Smith
Charles s. Lane, Mrs. c. II. Tyndall, Mrs. II: p
Wilcox and Mrs. B. F. Wakefield. OF Passaic. y. j.
Tho convention one OF the most successful
aver held in the county by the society II is
Estimated that al least FIVE hundred delegates were
present and the exercises were attended by be-
tween eight hundred and nine hundred Interested
spectators.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
YONKERS.

William Allen Butler gave reception iaSt hisiit
., bis home. Round Oak, in Palisade-ave. IL was
largely attended and between ana ocioch liioie
than three hundred guests were "e,1oie 80
1,,or ms assisted in receiving by Mrs. Butler
The Misses Butler Mrs Charles Henry Butler Mrs,
George p Butler Mrs. John Reid. Miss Margaret
Baird Miss Janet Flag Miss Hawley MISS Heel-
nance Miss Havemeyer Miss Lawson MISS Mar
Unite Scribner Miss Nellie Reid and Miss Peh'e-
cost. -. 1.,.o- Stewart
u,bo has been dangerously i'll at the nome OF ms
father in Warburton-aver was YESTERDAY cotst ~,
cred ont OF danger. He had a severe attack OF the
grip. - g.. ox,r.,o, r.oan
.,on on Tilesdav night About one hundred per
sons enjoyed dancing. The committees were 1o on
reception j. Frank Curran, Thomas Rowan John
McIiaughlin. A H. Tompkns. IT.. Thomas D.
Bracken and Charles Linegar; on arrangements
Charles Kelly Matt Fuller. Morton w Newman
Holm ] McEnroe and John F. Brophy. -
The Veteran Association OF the attn separate
COMPANY had IT'S annual dinner on Tuesday even
ing in Inc armory. Two speakers; Colonel " a.
lace A Downs. Of New-York and Colonel Matt
II Ellis of Philadelphia. were unable 10 be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
THE COLUMBIA REACHES HARTs ISLAND.

The steam lighter Columbia, hired by the Char
files Department started at o'clock yesterday
morning 10 carry 100 bodies from the Morgue TO
Harris Island. These bodies have been accumulat-
ing in the Morgue. but the ice about Harris ISL
and hGs prevented steamers from reaching tho
landing.
Captains Wylie and Callahan and the crew OF
ten men took along big spears and hsrpoons with
which 10 break through the Ice.
The Columbia pushed her way through the zee
without as much difficulty as was expected All
the bodies taken off and the forty employees
on the island, who had not had any graves 70 dig
for two weeks, put TO work.
The Columbia brought back four bodies OF per-
IONS who had died on the island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
WHITE PLAINS.

The Board of Supervisors held short session yes
terday morning The resolution that the Board
sdtourn on March came up for consideration, and
was made a special order for next Monday II Is
not thought that an adjournment can be reached
on the date named and a number OF the Super
yisors are not willing to be hurried The Legis-
lative Committee OF the Board. accompanied by the
clerk and several Supervisors not members. went 10
Albany Yesterday official business.
Amendments to the village charter have been pre-
pared providing for the appointment OF Park
Commissioner and making the terms OF Police Com
missoners three years instead OF one. There are
also changes in the section providing for assess
ments for laying sidewalks. making 1t more eff
fecve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
THEY PREY on SNOW. SHOTELLERS.
SPECTATORS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
CONTRACTORS SLOW METHOD OF PAY

SPECTATORS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
CONTRACTORS SLOW METHOD OF PAY
ING-REMOVING GARBAGE AT LAST.
shovening snow in the streets has been q hard
way to earn money. but many men OUT Of employ
ment and with families 10 support have accepted
the work and have sought II eagerly. The
snow contractors method OF paying the men who
shoveled snow has been bungling and slow at
some OF the stations to enable spectators to
prey upon the poor and virtually rob them OF
part Of their hard earnings. The men receive time
tickets, which they must present az the pay offices
They have been kept standing In line for hours,
waiting for their pay. until they lost hope Of get
ting it within reasonable time, and have accepted
the offers Of spectators who bought the tickets at
a discount Of %. 80 or in some cases 80 per cent
Men who had hungry wives and children and were
hungry themselves frequently sold their tickets for
about half the money they were entitled 10 receive
Bartholomew Dunn. the snow contractor yester-
day made the following statement:
During the snowstorm the paid
they presented their checks. There were
delays. have no information about the alleged
swindllng OF the men by harpes buying up the
tickets az half price, but will make investiga-
ton. and If find there is any truth in the story
will see that stop is put 10 It. With all the
men we have TO pay and the volume Of work TO be
done. 1t would be surprising II attempts were not
made to cheat in a number Of ways"
The contractors men yesterday cleared five miles
OF streets Of snow in the region below Canal-st..
and this leaves It is SAID only about two-1fths Of
the district on which still remains When
this district Is finished the contractor will tackle
the uptown residence streets. If the snow is not all
melted by that time Inc PEOPLE hgIng on sGe
venience on account OF the quantity Of snow piled
before their doors. which makes traffic in the
streets difficult.
The Street Cleaning Departments carts are now
getting around 10 the parts of the city from which
ashes and garbage were not removed for a week.
The throwing of garb se into tho streets became
SO general that there danger TO the public
health In some Of the tenement-house districts
ashes and garbage piled up the sidewalk
heca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.


eoutharnnton. Feb 22-saled, Trave Ger,
Chrsoners from Bremen NewYork land passed Hurst
London FEB 22-Arrved steamers Hogarth (Brl. Tay-
Tor. New-York: Gengyle OBJ. HILL New-fork: Masco-
mono 1I3r). Jenkins. New York. go
Liverpool Feb 22-sailed Majestic tBr) Smith.
New-York.
steamer Arcadia Captain WIS., bound for Newf York has
Hamburg trsnsshp the cargo ~ the
disabled liner Pretoria.
Manchester Feb 2Arrived. steamer Bisla OBr), Allen,
New-York. 1900 -
Griffin ew-York for Leith and Dundee
Stettn. Feb 1s-Saied, steamer Island dam. skjodt
NeW-York.
Dantzlc. Feb is-saied. steamer sigurd DAM Jor-
gensen. New-York.
narck oGer) Aibers New-York FOR Naples and Genoa
rnarck GER Abers New-York for Naples and Genoa
and proceeded): passed Gottlried Schenker
dene Obi Anderson. Glrgenti for New-York
Lisbon Feb i7-sailed steamer Vega Poro. Coelho.
New-York Oporto.
Naples Feb 2i-Arrived, steamer Victoria (Br).
Bridges. Messina for NewYork
Barcelona. Feb 1s-Arrived steamer Turret Bell CBr).
sagres Feb 2I-Passed steamer Spartan Prince CBr).
Adamson. New-York for Naples. etc.
Malta, Feb 21-Arived steamer Picqua (B0. Brown,
Nev-York Mchaels and Gibraltar for Trieste.
Perrin Feb 2o-Passed steamer Newstead CBr) Colombo
for NeV-York
Cape Town Feb i4-Arrived. steamer Dunblans CBr),
Farquhar. New-York Via 81 Vincent. c V.
Santos. Feb 20-Sailed, steamer Roman Prince (8r),
Curtis New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
TO FILL Mr.. DTNGLEYS SEAT.

Augusta Me-. Feb 2.-The State Senators and
Representatives from the lid Congress District
called on Governor Powers this morning 10 discuss
the question OF special election 10 ill the vacancy
caused bv the death Of Mr.. Dingley. Some wanted
the election early May, ana others as late as
September Finally a compromise. the thlrd
Monday in June was agreed on. and the Governor
announced that he would issue his writ FOR special
election on that date unless an extra session or
Congress should make earlier election advisable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
ASHORE OFF BARNEGAT.
THE H11DUR, WITH FREIGHT FROM SOUTH AMER
1CA. PoKFs HER NOSE II THE SAND.

THE r5r1.pr;R WITH FREIGHT FROM SOUTH AMER
IcA. PoKEs HER NOSE IN THE SAND.
Rarnegat Feb 22-The Norwegian steamer
Hildur. which was chartered by the Red Line
went ashore on the outer bar near the snip Bot
tom Llfe-Saving Station AT o'clock this morning
There was heavy fog at the time. ana TINS
ines The Hidur was discovered aground short
time after by the life-saving crew wnich put OUT
In their boats TO the vessel. Captain p. Masonson
Informed the lfe-savers that the vessel was lying
in an easy position and that she did not seem 10
have been injured by pokng her nose In the SAND
Re said his crew OF fourteen men had decided to
remain on board the vessel, as they were in no
The life-savers Informed the agents Of the Red
u Line Boulton. Bliss Dallett, Of No l39 Front,
one of the Merritt-C Chapman wrecking tugs the
William J. Cooley was sent 70 help float me
The Hildur is on her way 20 New-York from
Curacao and other Venezuelan ports She mas no
passengers. Her cargo consists OF conee rice ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
BIG BOULDER on THE TRACKS.

MARROW ESCAPE FROM A WRECK on THE NEW
YORK. SEw-HAvEN AND HARTFORD RAILROAD.
As the New-Haven local train bound for Mount
Vernon from New-York was running at a high
rate OF speed between Mamaroneck and L.archmont
yesterday morning. the passengers were thrown
from their seats by the sudden checking OF the
speed Tn train soon brought 10 q stop, and II
was found that there had been a narrow escape
from q serious accident; A boulder weighing nearly
two tons oosened by the frost had rolled down the
hill and fallen on the tracks. The engineer saw the
obstacle when he rounded the curve, and stopped
within feet OF 1t. The boulder was removed
4 by the train crew. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
MOUNT VERNON.

A, the meeting Of the Aldermen on TUESDAY
rieht Alderman Howe introduced resolution 70
,eou,rs the Commissioner of Public Works 10 give
detailed statement OF the money spent IN pui'u
IT, a nunpinR station In West Mount vernon, a
proiect which has occupied Mayor rlsKe. h s ne
Characterization for several months. The AldeTnlan
rsid that 81 400 had already been spent QUE
has yet been obtained except an o,a,,', tbers
is reckless extravaganza in the manner III ned
this Improvement has been carried on, nave askeu
him 10 call a halt The Mayor has learned ihat a..
hin Is being engineered In Albany 70 MAKE ttIs 80 ~
~ On ner cent OF the cost OF building the new
Fridge over the Hutchinson River connecting 'ou'"
T,,Iton-aye with the town of Pelham. , 49,.
a Young Mems Congress has been .orLeu IN NE NE
city By B. H. Fancher, assistant casrei VI NC
tif,b Avenue Bank New-York City. Ihe organi-
vaton viii be patterned after Congress ana edGn
,nefnner viii represent a State, the mernoeIIsinP
reng limited TO the States In the Union ma
ISSUES will be discussed principally nut stare anu
iei sSfsirs will also receive frequent consdera-
lion The first session will be held next Monday
evening In the Young Mems Christian AssoclatiGn
Binding when the speaker and other oncetLs MI
be chosen number Of leading LAWYERS ~ th W. ~
have Joined the congress, and 1t is expected d' us
debates will be of much public interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY Is
SHIPPING NEWS.

PORT OF NEw-YoRK WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY
~ lss9-ARRIVTD.
Steamer Menomlnee (Br). Bocquet London February
l. with rnose and is cabin passengers 70 tho Atlantic
Transport Company Arrived ~ the Bar a. / 80 m
and anchored.
steamer Afric G3r new 1921 ionO Smith LIVER
pool February :. with mdse White
Arrived al the Bar a. 10
Steamer LANDAU City fBr) Hunter Bristol January
81 and February . with mdse James Arkell
4 Co Arrived AZ the Lar a. 0 80 q m.
steamer Carton CbI) Aisns. BArry. January 81, In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
SCARSDALE.

The Highway Commissioners Of scarsdae will
give another important hearing TO the Tarrytown.
White Plains and Mamaroneck Railroad and the
New-York Westchester and Connecticut Traction
Company. on Friday March 10 at 2:30 o'clock In
the afternoon. Both corporations are applicants
for franchise which will enable them TO run from
the county seat IN White Plains 10 Mount Vernon,
over the White Plains Road. II has been learned
that the Union Railroad Company may also decide
10 enter the fight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
NTW-ROCHELIF

Miss Anna Underhill. daughter OF Congressman
John Q. Underhill. gave a pretty Martha Wash
ineton dance at her home. in Locust-ave on Tues
dav night. Many OF the we-known society people
of Westchester County were present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
y1AGARAs ICE GORGE BREAKING Up.

Niagara Falls. y. Y, Feb 22.-The thaw is affect
ing the great masses OF ice in the gorge. Several
landslides have been reported one OF them on the
Lewiston branch Of the New-York Central; II was
soon cleared away, how ever. Under the Influence
OF the warm weather the ice palace Is slowly drip
ming away The ice bridge Is weakening nouriy,
and nothing but its ponderous weight Is maintain
ing IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
BISHOP MORRISON CoNSECRATED.
MANY BISHOPS AT SERVICES IN CHICAGO YES
TERDAY.

TERDAY.
Chicago Feb. 22-Wth the impressive ceremonies
OF the Episcopal ritual the Rev. T. n. Morrison for
years rector Of the Church OF the Epiphany
to-day consecrated Bishop Of Iowa by the Right
Rev william Edward McLaren, by whom nearly a
quarter OF a century ago Mr.. Morrison had been
ordained As priest
The service of conservation performed IN
Epiphany Church. and every seat in the edifce was
occupied. Prelates from all parts of the country
participated with the venerable Bishop of Chicago
in performing the ceremony. The assisting
secrators were the Right Rev. George Franklin
Seymour. Bishop Of Springfield and the Right Rev.
John Hazen White, Bishop OF Indiana. Bishop
Isaac Lea Nicholson OF Milwaukee officated as
preacher, while the presiding bishops tho
Right Rev Frank Rosebrook Millspaugh. OF Kan
sas and the Right Rev. Samuel c. Edsall. of North
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS COIN

WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAi'
Coroners inquest in Adams poisoning case
Dog Show, Madison Square Garden 1900
National Trotting Association Murray ni'
Hotel ,,o
American Institute Of Mining Engineers. Murray
Hill Hotel , ON
r-ri.ed States Golf Association, sherrys s. o''o
p. m. 49,. cAor,a.
Beresford. Delmonico's. evening.
.-,na.oenth csnturv Club meeting Delmonico's
$50 p. m.
Concert at North Presbyterian Church, p m
Real estate mems mass-meeting. NO. Ill broso
way r. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 81 Sunset ~ Moon sets m % Moons ase 10
HIGH WATER TODAY
AN-ssndy Hook s:ls Gov. Island $50 He'll Gate 500
PW-Sandv Hook 80 Gov. Island 722 He'll Gate ell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23

BROADWAY & nth ST.
TOW ELS.
1900 Dozen Hemmed Hucka-
back Towels, large sizes,
$50, $500, 1925. $3.50.
s2.75 and $500 per dozen.
Hemstitched Towels,
60 o5. $500 and $3.50 per dozen.
900 Dozen Hemstitched Hucka-
hack Towels, with Damask
borders. size 24x42 inches,
$500 per dozen.
t5O Dozen Webb's celebrated
GRASS bleached Hemstitched Huck
Towels, plain white and FANCY
colOred borders,
$500 per dozen.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
III AVENUE, 10Th TO 21ST STREET.

ballast 70 Winchester & Co. Arrived at the Bar
and Neville TO- with mdse "a cabin and rs steerage
Passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at
Pomeranian (Brl. Fairfield Glasgow February
3. with mdse 20 cabin and 81 steerage passengers 10
Steamer Burgermeister Petersen Ger, Kelterer Ham
burg January 81 in ballast TO Philip Ruprecht Arrived
Steamer Mannheim Ger, ockelmann, Rotterdam Feb
ruary .. ballast to Philip Ruprecht Arrived al the
Steamer Heading CBr Fishley Marsellles January is
and Seville 20, with mdss 10 Simpson. Spence Young
steamer Tartar Prince CBrj Anderson Naples February
/. to H.rze Feltmann s. Co. Passed In Sandy HOOK at
steamer Braemar CBr). Porter Yokohama November g.
hooe ~ snsg9al Dee o H. so O a TO- 10 Vsits
"a and Bermuda February 1s. with mdse. to Irwin NC
Bride, C4therWood & Co Arrived at the Bar ar Z a M
Steamer Dencorich CBD, Colombo January 2 Arrived
steamer Thomas Melville D Greig C1enfuegos- Passed
steamer Mexieo 1sp) oslo Havana February Is,
Steamer Hudson Haisey. New-oreans February H. with
mdse and passengers 70 S Allen
Steamer Benefactor, Townsend, Philadelphia with mdse
steamer e city Of Philadelphia, Delano Baltimore with
steamer Pawnee Ingram, Boston February 10 FOR
jacksonville 81
Hong Kong November 10. with mdse to Winter smllie
BARK Foohng suey (of Honolulu. willetts Shanghai
via Hong Kong rs days, with mdse to Delacamp Co;
sandy HOOK, Feb % $50 p T-wind west. light clear.
SAILED
Steamers Macedonia Ger FOR Havana. ETC. Idaho lBr.'
rachoe Poycarp (Br). Para etc Kansas city Cbr,
Bristol St Paul Southampton; Maasdam Dutch. Rotter-
pool OBJ Mobile; Rotterdam Dutch. Rotterdam
cyInric (Br Liverpool; Naccochee Savannah; Co
HI Snip o1senee OBJ, t2r sydney Xsw.
Barks Giuseppe d'Abundo Uta). for Newport News
Golden Rod fBr vera Nfuz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-23
ftaoinq Hotfls ano Restaurants.
This list appears every Sunday Tuesday and Thursday
WHERE TO DINE.
For information circulars. etc Of any Hotel or Resau-
below call or address Csend stamp
HOTEL TARIFF BUREAU.
63 Fifth-ave.. Newly

Ale. A Ia Carte: Tdh.. Table q Hote Dinner
DELMONICO's ...... 9Th Ave. & 44th ST A la carte
LEON FLOURET. 5th-ave &lsth Ale Tdh 81 25(Musio)
MORELLOs .......4 West Gath ST. Tdh CMusic)
MARsH's, lO4 ". IS n. s. L. Tdh) %. g. s Ac) Music
HOTEL HuNGARIA. Union So E Tdh with wine 81
LuCHOW's GERMAN RESTAURANT. 40 2. lith-s,
TERRACE GARDEN, .5sth-st., Lex.-ave. Ale
CAFE HEt MANN. ... B'way and Rsade-st Ale
Al CHAT NoIR. / o5l " By(Tdh. wine SOC Uptown
Al CHAT NOIR. 81 " . st. Ale. Tdh. l. ch 5Oc din
Al CHAT NOIR. } 75o. MusicD After Theatre suppers
MONTANELLFs. lo7 ". 4ith-st Elegantly remodeed
MONTANELLrs. Private ding rooms O,nsurpassed
MONrANELLrs. Tdh 75c wine. Music L. 50c 3 40c
Ill NGARIA REST, } Recently enlarged and i'm
on 2d-sve 4 ioth-st. proved. Tdh Ale Ceie-
Caf. Boulevard brated Glpsy Band
THE WENDELL. rs 2 20th-st. .Tdh. Ich SOC Ale
ARDIN & CHABERrN. ...... I25 West 26tb 81
French Cal. wines speciality. Ale CTdh Soc wine
CAIRO REsTAURANT 2ath near Broadway. French
Tdh wine downstairs 6Oc) Upstairs 7bc) Ale all hour.
JACQUIN, .,...... 81 wsst Goth St Ale rdh. Sc