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New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
CORONER'S PHYSICIAN ANGRY.
DIR. WESTON MAKES CAUsTIc REMARKS ABOUT
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS.

DIR. WESTON MAKES CAUsTIC REMARKS ABOUT
BELLEVUE HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS.
DR. Weston Coroner's physician. freed his mind
Yesterday morning in regard to his opinion OF some
OF the Bellevue Hospital physicians 1t was In the
case of a woman patient on whose body he had per-
formed an autopsy. She died on Tuesday night.
hut he was not satisfied with the diagnosis OF
Briglt's disease made by the hospital surgeon and
he made the autopsy. He said the woman had
fracture OF the base OF the skull and lacerated
brain.
The woman was Louisa or Julia Tolans. No one
seems TO know her right name. She was thirty
five wears old and Is said 10 have lived at No. 1853
or No 1877 East Tenth-st. She was taken TO Belle
vue Hospital from the Yorkville Police Court
nrison I'm East Fifty -seventh-st.. on Monday night:
br G. IL Kobasco. OF Bellevue. said she had
Priebt's disease and that she suffered from con-
vIiisions She continued 10 grow worse I'LL she
died. .,aA - ats ,,A 49,
diagnosis and he made his opinion pubic when he
had performed the autopsy lie SAID yesterday
that he aid not know how the diagnosis, as 1t was
given out was made. He was much put out about
III those doctors spent less time playing tennis.
smoking cigarettes and making love 10 the nurses
n,isfakes OF this kind would not happen.
Ir Weston complained that he was detained for
,o1r hours in the Morgue Thursday afternoon
waiting for testimony In a case.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
Abouf B O Y S
@(lggsslA1|lIB,
iurrah. Hip Hurrah !

Hurrah. Hip Hurrah
Red, white and blue wash suits
red trimmed white collars on blue
suits; sizes 3 to IL; $I.25.
Also blue and white striped suits
white duck collars; solid blue suits,
collars soutached with white; sizes 3
to IL; $I.5o.
To put on while the suit is in the
wash-bath-robes Of Terry cloth in
various colors-fast colors. Sizes 4
to rS years; $I.o5.
To put on at any time-spring-
heel button shoes, sizes 8 to 2, widths
B c and d; 90 cents.
Also Tam O Shanters OF plain
blue embroidered cheviot; IS cents.
No apologies to make for any
thing except prices and those we
hope will make US friends.
Everything else Boys wear.
ROGERS, PEET & Co
$50 Broadway. Leonard.
500 Broadway. Prince.
Thirty second and Broadway
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
NO BLAME FOR BRIDGE COLLAPSE.

The inquest into the collapse OF part of the false
framework OF the Wis-ave. bridge. over the
Harlem River. April II. which caused the death
OF FIVE men. held yesterday by Coroner Lynch
and Jury in the office OF the Coroner Of The
Bronx at One Observation-Disclosures y-sixth-st. and
Third-ave. The jury rendered the following verdict
we find that William Delaney. Walter Delaney
John Beattie. Charles Purseey and Thomas Brady
lost their lives by the falling OF part OF the false
work OF the Willis-ave. bridge that, so far the
nor We find the exact cause OF the accident
but we recommend that hereafter some rule be
forced requiring that the river bottom under such
structures should be properly tested and sounded
before work Is begun. and that proper plans and
specifications should be prepared beforehand"
On this verdict John c. Rogers, contractor for
the bridge, and James s. Headrick. were formally
discharged from custody They had been under
g. 900 bail on charges OF homicide.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
SING SING.

The Rev William Z. Cell Of Doyestown. Penn.
is conducting series of revival meetings at the
Baptist Church in this village. and is attracting
considerable attention In order to announce his
discourses. every night the subjects for the next
day printed in large letters, posted on sign
boards affixed TO trees and fences about town for
that purpose on Wednesday night the subject
was "A Painted Face" and last night It was
Knocking Out the Props"
The session OF the Presbytery Of Westchester
held in this village this week has adjourned. The
Rev. DR.. r. s. Gibson chosen Moderator 10
succeed DR.. Straus, and the Revs. John Rankin, OF
Bedford; o. s. Dean. OF Paterson and w. W.
Breckenridge. Of Hartford, commissioners TO the
General Assembly. Among the elders chosen was
Theodore f. Brown. Of this village.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

THE members OF the Yonkers Corinthian iacnt
Club who have spent the winter months IN 'heir
rooms In the annex to Hollywood lnn VIII iorma''y
take possession OF the clubhouse, near the emu oi
yark-st tomorrow evening. The new approach
is finished and entrance In future Will be from
Vark-st instead OF Buena Vista-ave. TINS spring
opening" as the members call It. will be IN the
nature Of an entertainment under the auspices or
the Entertainment Committee A number no,d OF per-
formers have been secured for the occasion. -.
There was a large attendance OF members az tne
alleys OF the Palisade Boat Club on WEDNESDAY
evening when Edward Martin, jr.. and BENJAMIN
weekly high-score medal. rolled three games Mar
Of the medal. The women who are to bowl In the
game with the Park Hin Country Club are & prac,, e,
tisng daily. Charles Scott. who has had charge OF OK
the alleys for the last five years. has resigned to
accept place in New-RochelIe =. p,,s,,. so,oo,
Mrs Belle s. Bruce. principal OF PUBIC ScnooI
No 8. ectured last night In the assembly hall OF
hs scRSO Oa, IN Of W
Seventeen members OF the saegkLl G9If club took
RS on OF hs IN Ms f
and Miss Canning tied for first place. with 70
iSsf Miss E. " NJ Reid. Miss Anne Hude, Mrs Pert G
Myers Mrs John Reid Mrs RsoJoSs J. sGnson skmSn NTs o
morrow the juniors Of the club will play for the
There was pretty wedding yesterday afternoon
at the home Of l.. W. Elliott. No l23 HaWthorne-
ave, when his niece. Miss Gertrude Wilhelmina
to B. Eugene sperry Of Ridseaeld Conn; The
ceremony was PERFORMED BY the Rev a. Ear Ear
Sopa Church The couple Vas attended led by little
flowers before the bridal party.
washington Camp Patriotic Order OF the Sons OF
America, received visit last night from II. X: w.
Patterson. National organizer. number or visitors
were In attendance. After the business OF the camp
was transacted there were speeches. followed by a
supper. .
The twenty-frst anniversary OF the organization
of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Of
Yonkers celebrated last night In It's hall In
North Broadway Mrs Ella A. Boole. OF Staten
Island, made the principal address OF the evening
and was followed by number Of the city clergy
men who made fve-minute speeches.
Frederick w Ritter gave farewell dinner last
night for the members OF the Killikinnick Club
This is a social organization composed entirely Of
men, and has among its members some OF the best
known citizens OF the city. Mr. Ritter is about
to leave Yonkers The dinner an elaborate
affair and covers laid for about fifty.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. THURSDAY APRIL 90 1890

PORT OF NEW YORK. THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1890
ARRIVED.
Steamer Ethiopia (Br), wadsworth. Glssgow April
Novle Z, with mdse, l3i cabin and 1SS steerage
passengers to Henderson Bros Arrived at the Bar at
steamer Friedrich Der Crosse Ger. Eichel. Bremen
ApF With %d'' 80 cabin 1Ps Ind % a s %
Steamer Santiago de cuba Span Johnson n IuSn r,ds
to Ia%s. ARF Ward c
Steamer Guyandotte Davis Norfolk and Newport
%i:r ssneisctor swain Phisaepha mdse to
steamer Gate city Goosins Boston. to Ocean SIS Co.
sandy ' HOOK \ j.. April 90 sao p. m.-wnd south;
moderate; clear.
SAILED
Steamers (Nor). for Galveston Belvernon (Nor,
pD[t Anopo Ns'aRUe @ Rsrmsso WoidswortS ss,
re'0s se Koenfn Iss er Bremen Va
Southampton: San Agustin Span! Haysna "a & etc: AsSn-
more St Croix. Norfolk and Newport News Eidsyod
Io DS Nss @ SSyann1
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
London. April 2osared. steamers Europe Br, Robin
son, New-York; Menomin.e d3r Browne New,York
Liverpool April le-Arrved. steamer cuhc CBr). Ian
slrs Gs;soy ARF lSArrv'd steamer Siberia" e0
ogsenstOwni April 20 sailed steamer Majestic cs.
RrEw Head T, zl%dk Pr so GOa0
haard April aePSs:.a steamers Batou% Br Ryder
for LONDON Idaho @ 4Tsten M Tor
swansea April 2o-sailed steamer Jersey City Br)'
Hamburg. April 2o-Arrivei. steamer Patra GeO,
Bauer. New-York
Trieste April 5Sailed steamer, Pocasset tBr, owen.
Port said April 2o-Arriv.d steamer Lord Kelvin Br).
Steele New-York. via Algers for Bombay. etc.
Gibraltar April 19-Passed. steamers Henriette lBr)
BERG, Palermo for NewYork; Kaiser Wilhelm II GER
Hegemsnn Naples for New-York 10th, Romus Ger,
Niilems New York for Rangoon. etc. Deke Rchmers
GER Buhe New-York for Singapore, Yokohama, etc.
Pauiiac. April 20-Arrtved steamer Panama Fr)
New York for Bordeaux
Michaels April 2o-Arrived steamer Spartan Prince
CBr), Anderson New-York for Ieghorn Naples Genoa,
etc
calcutta April ls-Sailed steamer Dunblans (Br
Farquhar. New-York.
Delasoa Bay. April 1e-Arrved steamer Fernheld (Br)
Boyce NewYork via Agoa Bay and Port Natal for East
London.
Para April 16-saed. steamer Bernard CBr). for New
York.
Pernambuco. April 1e-Antved. steamer Hevslus
(Belg Stapledon. NewYork for Bahia, etc
Rio Janeiro. April 17-Saled. steamer IAvorno (Ger
Bode. New-York.
Sagres. April 2o-Passed. steamer Hyanza Br), Nc
Iachlan. New-York for Sourabaya-
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Mazet Investigating Committee. Board OF Trade
rooms. 1890 a.
Dock Commissioners meeting, p. m.
Coroners inquest in Windsor Hotel fire.
Aqueduct races. 23o p. m
New-York University founders day celebration
Review OF 23d Regiment. armory. Brooklyn
r. m.
Dinner Of list Regiment Veteran Association, ST.
Denis Hotel $50 p. m.
Concert in aid OF German Ladies' Society. Madi-
son Square Garden Concert Hail. $50 p. m.
Concert In aid OF Seamens Mission. Waldorf-As-
toria. $50 p m.
Reading by r Hopkinson Smith, ST. Francis
Xavier College Theatre, S:l5 p. m
Lecture by Professor j. D. Quackenbos. First
Reformed Episcopal Church, p. nj.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
FOREST FIRES IN MARYLAND MOUNTAINS

Hagerstown. Nd. April % speciaD.-For the first
time in the memory OF mountaineers forest fires
are raging as early as this in the season on the
south Mountain. The sap has not yet come up In
the most OF the trees. and the dry timber burns
Ike tinder From Edgemont 20 Sharpsburg' dis
,ance Of twenty miles there is broad area covered
h,, the Ares The heat from the fires Is intense and
the smoke sitting
Hundreds OF acres OF timber land have been
burned over and numbers Of rabbits and other small
animals have perished The fire at Edgemont Is
under control and the greatest danger there is
over In the vicinity OF Pondsve the central fire
is still burning. and large force OF men Is trying
10 check il. A terrible fire has burned over six
miles the south and is now raging IN the vicinity
OF Reno Monument on Antietam battlefield Sev.
eral farmers and their families have been compelled
TO abandon their homes.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
THE TWELFTH REGImENT MUSTERED OUT.

for year the soldiers OF the 18th Regiment n.
Y. ". were mustered out yesterday morning with
out having been In even skrmish. Some OF them
want to 20 to the Philippines The mastering out
took place al the armory OF the 18th Regiment
Coumbus-ave and Sixty-second-st.. under the
command OF Leutenants Hardin. OF the TIN
United States Infantry. and Gatchel OF the 9th
United States Artillery. The 18th had several
months garrison duty In Cuba
Colonel r. W. Leonard said yesterday that he
regretted parting with such a fine body Of men.
He said he had gone to Washington to confer with
the authorities about the advisability OF keeping
the regiment intact He was assured. he said, by
the President that II there should be any necessity
for more troops his regiment would be among the
first considered In New-York Colonel Leonard said
II would be very hard 10 collect the again II
they were once disbandeo. but he was not allowed
10 keep them togetherss
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
MEMORIAL TO A BRAVE REGIMENT.

A GRANITE BowLDER INSCRIBED IN HONOR OF
THE THIRTEENTH REGULARS
Buffalo April pa granite bowider' weishns
thirty-fve tons quarried near Lewiston anu eIec'eu
on the grounds OF Fort Porter In honor Of the Of
aoors and nrivates of the 18th Regiment United
states Infantry was unveiled last evening without
anv public ceremony. The battalion of the reg-
rnent stationed at Fort Porter received orders yes
,erday to move to-day for Manila. That order
coming rather Unexpectedly. caused a change In the
nrogramme for the unveiling exercises, which were
to take place Saturday.
Governor Roosevelt was expected to be present
and deliver an address In order that the members
or tho regiment might view the memorial. It was
dec,ded TO unvsi II last evening and present 1t 10
the regiment previous TO its departure
The bowlder bears bronze tablet % by S6 inches
IN size Within wreath of laurel is the following
inscription
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
TERRIBLE AUSTRALIAN HURRICANE.

OvER FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST ON QUEENS
LAND COAsT-MUCH DAMAGE TO PROPERTY
Vancouver. b. c.. April @-Australian advices
give full particulars Of the terrible hurricane which
swept the northeast coast of Queensland early In
March. and in which fourteen white and about
four hundred black men were drowned. and eighty
luggers and six schooners wrecked. The dam
.sge is estimated at $4,000 The Channel Island
,Lightship and four men were lost at Douglas Spit.
: "A coiOred reached safety, with two women.
swan for ten hours, with their children their
backs. but the children were dead when they
landed.
The height OF the storm seems TO have been ex-
perienced Flinders and Melville islands, where
Z the Sagitta. Silvery Wave and Admiral lost.
only life being saved large number OF bodies
have been found and buried. The full extent Of the
losses will be known The force OF the gale
completely stripped trees Of leaves and branches.
Large fishes and a number Of boats thrown
up the cliffs many feet high The beach was
etrewn with dead fish and birds
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
NEW-ROCHELLE.

J. Albert Mahlstedt prominent resident Of this
city died on Thursday at his home No. u Rochelle
Place, after an Illness OF nearly six week resulting
from the grip Mr. Mahlstedt was the son OF A.
Mahlstedt. and member Of the firm of J. A.
Mahlstedt & Co.. lumber dealers He born in
New-York City forty-ive years ago. and had lived
In New Rochelle many years He was prominent
in Democratic politics Of the village. and held the
offices Of Village Treasurer and treasurer OF the
Board OF Education. He was also member OF the
Volunteer Fire Department. He leaves widow and
four children. The funeral will probaD ply be
Sunday in the Lutheran Church.
Ira d Sankey s to sing at the Sunday services
OF ST. Johns Methodist Episcopal Church. In the
afternoon he will give account of his Journey
Jerusalem.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
TARRYTOWN.

A fire here yesterday morning in Newest came
near resulting in the loss Of two lives The wife Of
Joseph Sefunsk went shopping about 10 o'clock,
eaving her two young children. two and four years
old locked in a room. while she carried the baby
with her Soon after she had gone other
children playing in the street in front Of the store
house OF the Empire State Tea Store, discovered
some oil leaking from n barrel and thought they
would have some sport set II on fire. The flames
thus started quickly ignied several barrels OF oil
and soon the building In flames The street
Is narrow and the Sefunski home soon in
flames The predicament OF the two children was
discovered and they were rescued just in time to
escape suffocation by the dense smoke. The Vol
unteer Fire Department made short work Of the
flames and saved large area OF fmsy wooden
houses from being burned
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
THE METROPOLE CLOSED.
TO REOPEN SOON UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
AND PROBABLY A NEW NAME


AND PROBABLY NEW NAME
The Hotel Metropole closed its doors at noon
vesterday. under the present management OF the
Hotel Metropole Association. II VIII open' re-
furnished. under new management probably IN 'he
second week Of May. and may be called the 81
Charles There was sign behind the office counter
Yesterday morning announcing that the hotel wouo
close at noon but to all other appearances there
abouts the hotel business was going on just the
so,re Guests were being registered. and the BAR
cafA and office were running as usual These now
ever will keep going all the time. Guests were not
allowed to engage rooms for the night, ano the
,or,,,, NJ the old guests were out by evening.
The furniture OF the hotel will be SOLD by auction
on Tuesday next All the furniture IN the 's h4.si
rooms proper will be sold. The reason TOT closlns
under the present management is sald 70 De tne t
death of the managing member OF the assocla@tloIi @
which ran the hotel The president or the company
IL The new manager, who is TO take charge upon
the reopening Il is said. is Colonel Rivers OF New
Orleans manager Of the st. Charles. IN tnaI CITY
The fye-story building at Broadway ana Forty
second-st which IL used by the noteI VIII DC
turned into a bachelors apartment-house'
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
CAUGHT "SHORT'' IN THE RECENT SLUMP
prAsoN GIVEN FOR THE CLOSING OF IT'S OFFICES
ny THE INVESTORS GUARANTEE AND
TRUST COMPANY.

The Investors Guarantee and Trust Company.
stock grain and provision brokerage corporation
has closed its handsome offices In the Lords court
Building The company began operations late last
fall and advertised extensively in the out-of-town
newspapers During the bull movement last winter
u did a hourishing business II Ia said. but the re-
cent slump In the market caught the concern
short" according to the explanation given by Dr.
Hogelsberg. the principal man in the company IN
a letter to some OF his customers
The company professed TO deal In only the nigh-
est class OF divldend-payng securities. promising
returns OF no less than | per cent a month MOST
Of ts patrons were people living hundred or more
miles from this city. DR.. Hogelsberg Is descr oeo
90 a weIl-spoken man Of middle age. His home In
tbs citv is given as No 80 West Twenty-eighth-st.
The Investors Guarantee and Trust company was
raj ~ 81 900 900 The superintendent OF the oulld-
ing told all nquirers yesterday that ne had no uea
,rSSat DR. Uoaelsberg's 8 present address was
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
TRANSFER OF BEET SUGAR INTERESTS

Ventura Cal. April 2O.-The Oxnard beet sugar
factory and three thousand acres OF land IN THIS
county have been transferred by the Pacinc Beet
Sugar Company to the American Beet Sugar Com
many. The deed bears revenue stamps indicating a
consideration of 81 10000. This step Is one OF the
most important In the consolidation Of the four
Oxnard factories The American Beet Sugar Com
nany recently organized I'm New-York, with a
capital Of s2oO00O00, now owns the factories at
Norfolk and Grand Island Neb., besides the seven
hundred and factory at Chino and the two
thousand ton factory at Oxnard. just conveyed
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
FuRrHnr zaGUnEyTs' LYNcHING CASE

Charleston. s. c.. April 20 (SpeciaD.-The argu-
ment in the trial OF the alleged Lake City ynchers
was continued here to-day, Ex-Attorney-General
w A. Barber now Of New-York spoke for tho
prosecution. and Mr.. b SIS, OF Lake City. and w.
ct. Julian Jervey argued for the defence. Mr.
Barber defended the Government against the charge
OF persecution brought against II by the defence,
and Mr. Jervey made earnest appeal In behalf
OF his clients. Mr.. Bass devoted most Of his time
20 a defence OF Lake City rather than OF the prison
ers. He said that town had been misrepresented
by the press Of the Nation II was, he asserted
peace-lov.ng and law-abiding municipality Dis
frict-Attorney Lathrop will close argument In the
case tomorrow. and Judge Brawey will deliver his
charge TO the jury.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM NJ. whitney. OF Brookne.
Mass CAMBRIDGE-C de Lucca. OF the Italian
Embassy at Washington. EMPIRE-Edgar Foster.
OF Boston FIFTH AVENUE-Marquis ID. bolla-
vicino and Professor G. G.. Perando. OF Rome
Italy and Congressman J. NJ. Weaver, OF Platts-
burg N Y HOFFMAN-Ex-Mayor George r.
Green, OF Blnghamton. HOLLAND-Ex-Governo
w r. Merriam, OF Minnesota, the new Superin-
tendent of the Census, and Henry Phipps. OF Pitts
burg MURRAY HILIl-James A. Smith. United
States Consul at Leghorn Italy. and Bishop l. W.
Joyce OF Minnesota NETHERLAND-Judge IT,
e. Lewis and Herbert p. Bissell. OF Buffalo.
PIAZA-Dr J. yarnum Mott of Boston. VAL
DORF-Garrett b. Linderman. OF South Bethle-
hem Penn.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
SEVERAL WELL-KNOWN MEN TO SPEAK

II is expected that many interesting addresses on
the work Of the Society for the Aid OF Jewish Pris-
oners will be delivered at the annual meeting OF
,ha orqanization which will be held next Tuesday
evening I'm the vestry-room of Temple Emanuel.
Fifth-aye and Forty-third-st Reports OF the work
done by the society and its AUXILIARY VIII DE reau
AmcnF those who are expected 10 speak az the
rnaeting are Recorder Goff. the Revs stephen D.
Wise II Pereira Mendes and Madison 6 Peters,
~ District Attorney De Lancey Nicoll Reports
uiii be read by Henry Bulge, the president or the
society. Mrs 8 Klein and a. ). Soomons' d.
rectort will be elected also.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
MOUNT VERNON.

The Centennial African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church. Of this city. is TO be dedicated on
Sunday. Many pastors of Westchester County have
been invited assist in the services.
Mrs Catherine Russell widow of John Russell
formerly Assessor. died on Wednesday at her home
No. 253 Franklin-ave. In her seventy-frst year
The art section of the Westchester Woman's
CLUB entertained friends Wednesday. Miss
Sarah w. Moore gave a lecture THE Race
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
~oLD rors" cHopHoUsE TO CONTINUE

Many will be glad 10 hear that "Od TOMS
Chophouse at Thames and Temple SITS. is not 10
be closed. after all A daughter OF "Old Tom
HoIahan Mrs Catharine Holahan Carey-"Kitty."
as the freQuenters OF the place all call her-will
carry on the business. which has now been con-
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
SNOW IN THE BLACK HILLS.

Sioux City. Iowa. April 1.-Special dispatches
from Black Hills points say snowstorm has been
raging there for two days continuously. and mining
work IL suspended There has been seeding OF
sncW melting, ,bat the drifts are st,ii deep,
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these col.
umns are recomme nded TO the readers ol
THE TRIBUNE thoroughly reliable. ana
business can be done by mail with the ad-
vertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
e,r.. 6.ie sunse. s:46 Moon PAS Moons IL
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
40 Sandy Hook 400 Gov Island 4:il Hell Gate 834
n%san.iy Hook 4:47 Gov Island $40 He'll Gate 7i2
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21

The money for the memorial was obtained by
Navor Dlehi and a committee Of citizens through
popular subscriptions.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21

To commemorate the gallantry OF
the officers and enlisted men
Of the Thirteenth Regiment |: 5. Infantry,
IN the campaign against Santiago de Cuba
- First al San Juan Hill. July LIST, 1895,
as they were first at Nicksburg In 1868.
Erected by the citizens OF Bunalo' 1879
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21

SUNDAY APRIL %.
Gascogne. Havre. April IS. French
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21
Announcements.

IT O. w "Osceola" r. & w.
" new high-banded collar.
New-York tribune., 1899-04-21

IF Fi1NTsFiNEF FUmnvRE
HALL LUXURlES.
How about the little uxurles that make OF
the country hall such CHEEKY rendezvous
Oak and mahogany settees: picturesque ones,
without backs. very low arms-mere Dencnes'
convenient ones, with seat recoptacles for ten
mis- belongings Tables Of course, In abun-
dance veritable museum OF curious and
comfortable chairs. Clothes-poles-with places
provided for dripping umbrellas.
To find what you need, artistically maze up
you must
BUY or Tne MAKER
GEO. CLINT ca
AS.4s AND AZ WEST 2s3sT.
NEAR BRoAowAv.
1Ac1uRY: l54 AND l56 WEST l9"sNgU