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DIED,

.AUrEN-on Thursday, June 2. William sherman,
eldest son OF Abraham r. and Sarah q. Auten, aged
wears. months. and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family pectfu
invited ~ AIlend the funeral on Saturday June l. at
o'clock NJ. from No. ~ Mest 18th q.
GLkE,Ok.-OD Thu rsday. June q top. NJ, Thoma
james Gleason, only sou OF william and Ann Gleeson (.
aged yeAis. months, and days.
The relatives friends OF the family are respect
fully attend the funeral from the residence OF
his parents, ES East Itth st., on sunday, June 5.
HARMON.-Op Friday, June 8, 1870 Kate, daughter
OF Robert O. and Mary Harmon, aged years, and I
months.
.Fgner.l to-day Saturday ht1 O'Clock nom Canton
ct. Brooklyn.
HElNFMAN.-on Thursday, June 2, John Heln.msn
the beloyed husband OF Augusta Heineman, the ed
year OF hrs age.
Tue relatives and friends OF the family respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral nom HI.
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Live Stock Market.

New YoBK, FRIDAY, June 9.-The arrivals OF
heeyes to-day numbered W7 head. Good cattle were
hrn ana unchanged Ia price, but common nd IA ID um
were dun and weak Exclusive OF ls2 poor Texans not
S Say Tas iSs l.e NJ With lew reported at i14c,
thsep market was little weaker. with receipts Of ~
car loads. or A7u head. Entire lots OF sheep were
TOD ~ 5As12c. n, with culls at Jersey lamb
were sold 81 Stc with one lot Of very cho l5c.
poor lot OF PennAyiyana lambs brought l0c. v n
and car load OF Maryland lambs &c. with IS cuis
q head The hog market was nTueT, at9199 90, for
good Illinois, alive, and 12k1i2Lc. for dressed, with
latest sales at l2hc. Receipts were q 100.
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LErrER From THE pANK orrIcERs.


LETTER FROM THE BANK OFFICERS.
CENTRAL P.vN or wFsrCuRsrrR CouNrY,l
WHITE PLAINS, y. ", Nav 70, lS'o J
Ktssrs HerTfnn0, Fare q sherman, 81 BrodditdV,
NeD Yo,k-GRSTLENHS the Triple CEAMrioS sAFE
bought OF you about IS mouths ago has amply paid
for Itself On Frday night. tie 9Th Instant, gang OF
burglars made desperate effort TO break " open.
Tney succeeded In blowing onon the outer nrcprooE
Next they commenced operations on the middle Safe,
maze OF FrdnKlmi'e ana hardened steel com0ined !;
1rst they knocked of the dial OF tue lock then they
tiled 70 make an incsion In the lower rghthand cor.
ncr OF the door evidently ior the purpose OF m.
sertng steel wedges Ga number having been
lcit nroken and used up); failing IN this. shcy then
TIcd of portion OF tfe wrougn, iron, Gil
to NJ purpose. Fully two pounds Of powder must
been used m these three Intellectual blasts. We found
In the morning two entire empty. and the third
blown out. One piece OF metal nom nre.proof door
weighing ABOUT three pounds, was imOedded IN the
ceiling overhead clock ceased ~ The shocx was
er-he. but weiGes, drs, and powder proved OF no
avail. Tncy made very little or no progress toward
getting open the middle safe outer burglar proof
We are happy to say the inner rgar proof contain
ing our treasure was not feacncd Mt all
We feel proud OF our safe and think II s we'll worthy
Of the name BuR0LARPRooF. Yours, with much
respect, Sc,
W. u. ALBRO, President.
EESaY N. 81 SELL, CASHIER.
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ANOTHER IRON long ISLAND.

ANOTHER IRON long ISLAND.
FIRST NATIONAL BLNE,l
GRRENPoRr. l.. l., n. J.. june 1, 1917. !
Aesrs. Herring fdrrei SherHaH 25i Broddcav,
Neto fori-Gents: Our Bank visited by burglars on
the night OF Ath ult. VINO made desperate attempt
upon our safe, made by you some pears stnce.
The windows were covered with dark cloth by
burglars TO prevent interruption In their operations
who tnen went upon the outer Fire-roof safe
with drills. wedges. and powder. Alter exhaustng
their means ana abilities. they odus up ne jo6.
Our inner Bankers safe holding all our yaluabes
secure az eAea Ue locked he night before
q. S. ADAMS, President
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Arrived-FRrDAY, June 3.

Hteamship Columbia, Havana, mdse and pass
Steamship Hanover, Bremen, mdse aua as
Steamship Isaac Bell, Richmond, indse. aud uaA
Steamship Tennessee, Charleston mdse AMI pkss
Ship Constantine, London, mdfe. and pass.
Bark syria, Havana, sugar.
BARK Helena, Cay Francis, sugar.
Bark Carlton, CienfuegOs, sugar.
Bark Eagle, nAtanzas, sugar.
6chr. Rutb H. Baker, CaiDarien. sugar.
schr. Mary Il. Long, Havana, sugar.
Schf. Israel Snow, Baracoa, fruit.
AAO, the ukuaI river and coastHlse Vestes
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Sp,clal Roimts.
now 10 KEsP IN. CRoToN WATER

HOW TO KEEP THE CROTON WATER
Prof G. y. Chandler, having recently been directed
by the Board Of Health to analyses OF Croton
and Kidgewood waters. reported them both As taIs
from her several resypotrO TO be OF uncommon purity
and calculated TO promote the health Of citizens
Owing TO the frequent Of chronic lead-po oning
occurring Professor directed analyIe the
Croton water drawn iIoin the sad dsrib ing pfpe
analysis accordingly made by him OF water drawn
through lead pipes in his house also at the School
OF Mines and other sources and In each gallon OF
thus drawn large traces Of lead discovered.
These results" he says" ind cate the u many
hitherto uuaeeountAbe cases OF lead poisoning and aIe
10 lead them 70 ADOPT fseautonaIy measures oI pro
lection against this insldiouh cause OF disease Many
the Tin LINED on LRAD EkoAsED BLOCK liz PIPE"
Thus what at great labor and expense s brought 70
our very doors so pure and healthy, ia made. by the
material used Tor distributing 1t. the Rsdious of
disease.
This TIN LINED" or "LHAD-EKoAsED BLOCK I'm
PnE," referred to by Prof Chandler, we are
uaeturlng ON large scale to supply the Increasing de-
mand and offer IL 10 the public the only pipe en-.
doned by CHEMISTS and the MEDICAL FACULTY Is in
Suring perfect safety 70 health.
Having removed our factory to q central loca.
uon, se invite the pablo to inspection OF our pipe,
and 10 witness the very perfect way which 10 con.
structed. Win all It's merits this Ppa IL nearly the
same pr ce as ordinary lead pipe. In ordering or max
AR Inquiries Tor price, send bore Of ppe required and
head or pressure Of water Circulars and sample Of
pipe sent oy man free. Address
TIKI CoLWELLs. SHAW WILLARD MFG CO..
9ls Centre d., between Caual and Grand sts,,
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MAR RIED.

JFSsuP-suLLENs.-AtC alvey station. No, on the
2lstult At the residence 81 "A Muiphey by he Rev.
Nu. q. SAultZ. Charles l.. Jessuy, formerly Of Hemp
stead. l.. l., 10 Mtss Enra y. EulleDs.
TuRLEY-w ALKER.-At the NJ. p Parsonage.
Bridge Hampton, l.. l., the 18th nit, ~ the key j
Stanley DOrsAy, Andrew jackson 1ursy 70 Mise hose
WALKER Of Southampton.
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AMRRicAN--In this city. Monday. May ., 1870.
by Judge Y. W. Loew, Mailman American from Judith
American.
ACKEY.-In this city on Thursdsy. Feb II, 1910 bv
Judge T. II. Van Brunt, samuel Wal. en- hackey from
Deborah Lauden Macksy.
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MARINE IHrELLI0EEOk.

hlNiATlk N ALhASAO-THt-
tpp rhet''. " su SETS. 20 MOo1 sets. II &C
. .h!aH WArhk-rdIs
fandy Hcob,,R II GOV. lfiand OO Hell tiate q 70
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New Tennessee continue the feature OF state DO
hud to-day advanced 4 cent. to a.. tue old issues
being arm GA. Old North OArOlnaa Al, rOse.S y
cent to 49,, the new being steady At 1uj. Missouri
= we've hnn At NNesgi4, Hannibal and 81. Joseph
sue, 81 Georgia - 90. ami Alabama g.. 30. CITY bank
llOb Tenth National IA: and fourtn National. 10Y.
Halfway mortgages strong, with saivs OF lsts
Y g. and &. At ~ 'IerS(e, and Central Pacincs 49,
mons uciug quoted o'sS16; lana grants, ia ~
tones, s,kqsit, and stock AiSotiIk.
The ehel interest IN wall street was the railway
share merket, speculation having been In favor OF
higher prices. During the forenoon the volume OF
bus ess was quite moderate but later under the
tincd influences Of easy money increased eaTnIgs
toe Nestcrl roads, and the harmonious OF
recent elections IN the Northwestern aud Rock
leland companies, the market became buoyant aud
yanccd = - ~ ceut The apecialties the Van.
nerbt and NOrthwe-tern shares Lake Shore OHIO and
been larser than Tor several DAYS New lors Central
stock HdNA,tVd from lO)S to idN, scrip " To
~, NorthwCstcrn common s2k ~ SiA preferred
sN to sls Lake Shore ~ 10 sk, Ono and
Mississippi 4Ok To ~, and Rocg Island l9o3 tn W
common tbS 70 90 :, and preferred 81 10 s9 Reading
nrm al 1854 lO9k, Harlem ia. Pittsburgh iOJNd
NfA, Ind New Jersey Central t09AsiiOis boston
Hartford ana ERIE moderate sales el OF from 81 to
~, Investment SECURITIES were strong WIN sal VI
lachawanna and Western lil HANNIBAL aud ST. Joseph
llo1, t4t preferred itdb. G. C. and L. e. iNt, limos
Central lSi, and Panama li5. The miscellaneou list
did not share the hnUYancy II tue railways, Pacific
taleA The opening rrive as, fv back to tSk,
heted ~ csut, aad sgilu dcclucd 70 49,. Atlantic
Mail RANGED nom 50 o. Si4, Masiern tniuu Telegraph
eeipg STEADY at Sl.G3ia Express shares were dull
and neglected.
The General market closed nrm with quotations at
T..
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRpAY. June 3-P. M.-Wal street has been
apet throughout the day aud devoid Of sensational
FEATURES. The gold market has been dull. end under
ne easier rates Of Foreign Exchange ranged during
The morning at iihsliik. The short interest which
m late was an element OF strength TO the premium
NJ. been somewhat lessened under Yesterdays lib.
rial purchases 10 cover. Late in the afternoon
thu pnce momcntariy advanced to iiix. but
subsequently fell back to iiif. clio ing NV bid. The
rates rud for having gold balances carried were
~ and 3 cent. the ANAL rate beings The outward
louud steamers to-mHrow will probaOly sail with
shout tioO 0, mostly In gold bars The total clearings
NJ re Gold Exchange Bank were S2s,S7i oo0 gold
balar,es a. iHCg7 and currency balances tIG6SiJ9.
The principal quotations werei
30 \ N.....tl44 2P M........iiiT ':'5 P Miles
" M.....llsN3P M.....s...lli3. 500 4. M~iik old
Fore "a exchange has been more acuvc, ana better
snp.y Of hil's was reported rrime GO.days sterling
va, qro'cd nj iccfC no; sight. 0uaiioN CONNER
-i' loegs CoY; francs Parts tbsnEcrsY. 5iSs5Igk
Co. the dollar for long. and j.t2Ha5.IiA for short.
The money market has been exceedingly easy and
ithgul essenta change. Cali loans have ranged at
aud ~ Ont. and PRIME necerclncts-zt t'hnn ~
cent; hrst.eass endorsed notes ruling atSH to The
cpn baanCe m the Treasury stands Al Sl06sO 00O. OF
which $751; 100 arc in coin certificates, tic currency
balance amounts TO t1I5oO,000.
Tho. income tax has been Teduccd to y cent, and
exemption raised to 5000. The Government bond
market. IN sympathy with lower gold. and financial
news nom Washington, to which ailusion was mace
this morning. opened dull, and cent below the
closing prices OF last nght. There was, however no
disposition to sell the supply coming on the market
bong extremely light At the noon call orices further
fell on ~ though recovering tue ma Board. Eig ~
ones were IN good demand tor export and rose from
ms TO iish The currency sxcs also strong and
advanced 70 ii8A The proposition to tax interest on
bonds defeated today by Hous, Of no TO ~
The market closed strong aud Henry Clevs Co, 70
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n spppngs, nSgssiop, sfeeer fo Hsi ne
YEARS, perfectly Demonstrates the DURABILITY Of fla'.
nc sponse ioI cushions beds, gl.lo As and iulnture
s1esrOoun "a Broad way, opposite Nicholas Hotel
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Busirusg Holmes.

The Attempted Bank Robbery ut White
........ Piains.
THREE MISREPRESENTATION .sASHES AND
DOORS BLOWN OUT-THR. CLOCK sroPs At I
o'CLoCK-THE BURGLARS woEK ALL NIGmr,
BUT HEARINGS SAFE FoIl.s THBM.
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Fer z s,sli.L .nd e,egsns hat, go to Espen

ci.sse. 70 % ecpas1 n,ons room fsoss
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NO MORE Neutrality-suspicious., eonstipa.
uoh, dafrh0iA aud A. leyers and stomach dlsor Iers
snsctnAily cured Dy Du bAkRi'S delicious Reyalenta
William st., New YORK. aud all drugg ST. aud grocers
sRIAANMofDsss WAA1T&C HnIEs; AND JRWELRY
change and bought Tor Cash, GEO. c, ALLEN, 5i3
Broadway, under e. Nicholas Hotel, between Broome
and spring sta. formerly us broadway.
SURE HOTEL, FIRE ISLAND, OPEN
June l. Take sOuth lde kairoad foot l,ooseveIt s.
$50 A. n. and $50 r. NJ New steamer MINNIE WAR
rem 70 beach. ID. s. r, SAMMIs.
A.-A.-A.-A.-OPFIC DRAWINGS.
SINMONS 4 COS LJI ftRla5,
Succe sors 10 c, II Murray
hISSOUIl-Extra ClaSs 80. KS June g. 1879.
IS, 8, So, g, ", &C. 10, IS. "a, 70
M[SSOuRI-ClNss No SB, June 8, 1910.
els Is. 20, {. IS, 60, o. q. e., ., 81.
KEHTUcKY.E1lTa Slass !, So, gei Janes "
KEkfUCKi-t Lass 10. Bl June 8. 1870.
a, VI. S, n, 81 81 ~, 10, 30, s. s. l.
Prizes eGshed and ntOrnA ON uTnlsned 10 the above
aud also Royal Havana Lotteries. }. CLUrs BroSer
40 Broadway. lSj Fulton 81, and Palk row
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Trcuine, Nervous CbiIdren or,en suffer ex-

Drink Adirondack WGter Of Whitehall for
fr ~ iSs sse. KidDey complltnt ana rnoumatsm. II
II distnF nehed from all other mineral walters By Us
i'll ing proportion Of iron th aand potas-a
20 iarupurt fuT sale BY Ilegenan q Co, Even Nc.
A-'s'- l'." HaHFH GiId dI uglsls generally.
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Mnpp& Co., 81 Park Row,N. V, Pubii-h-
ers SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. PatruIs oDtAlned Ia tie
United States and ali foreign eouatries.
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- spuinl notitts $1,000.
sEAsONABLE
RA1MENr
MEN AND BOYS.
oENTLEMES's DRESS SUITS.
.-- GENrLEMENs WALKING SUITS.
BOYS DRESS SUITS.
~ r0F'' 49,. -.
FABRICS OF NEW DESIGNS.
GARMENTS CUT IN NEW STYLES.
PRICES THE LOWEST.
GOODS THE BEST.
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Shirts, Cellars. Cuffs, and Drawers,
IN STYLE AND NANUFAC URE, Al
UNION ADAMS a co 5, 6S1 BROADWAY.
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Many, Many Years.-hN. wINSLow's SooTH.
ING SYRUP for children teelhng has stood the test vi
many years, known to lail. 1t 10 perfectly
reliable and harmless. 1t regulates the stomach anu
bowels, cures wind collie ana gripDg In the howell.
softehs the gumi reduces inflammation. and ailays sl
pain. Perfectly safe IN all cases. millions OF mothers
can testify.
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mnsfmfnfs.
GREAT MUSICAL JUBILEE

M
AfRfe ef a;SIt{ q Fly Yes cS 81 ~
81 els. g. s1 "a wy ss s sS esTs mani
moth stage constructed vast gallery erected giving
"'oOH' TWENTY-FIVE VSfssHTi THOUSAND PERSONS
lion Of party, have been invited % attend special
tf1 IY'ssFs GHHN S% sto Of ne United s.tes
SCHUYLER coLFAX, Xlce.Iresident Of the United
Hon a AnLT BoG % y 81 lie
-, non WIN v. nFLkHif seeret,ry Of warJ
., uo9, Aeon .. Gox, seci etAry Of The Inferior
lion. wM II. sEwARD.
THE, MUslcAL.IrpILLEA AND BEETHOVEN CEN.
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MhE. PAREPARosA.
the renowned Drectress OF the Parepa Rosa English
oseso Words Ssqse ART history and ss
cess IN the vast Coliseum Of the Peace Jubilee Festival
,or sSoosss @nsieS festival Of ihs nature Her
y appearances prior 10 her immediate departure
OF Hgs' of
six,ySvc ' Choral and GY Msdr IL Societies.
upward Of one hundred CGolrs will be represented In
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other great eomp9set Societies society singer and
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n, HArtlOrd,
town. bridgeport stanford aud various other cIties.
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classic ana t2 Penn. r. E mo %e, and
OVEN E%O GUSDl.LPP, %SHi$ss GSD TEtED lSsrnu-
GlLNoRE's celebrated Band from Boston.
:, DQDwoRfH's famous IwentJ-second Regiment
gfAFULLA's renowned Seventh Regiment Band.
Inc powerful harmonic adjuhcis necessary TO the
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HI a. Il Nix hHT tHiSfk OF BELLS.
tbs iLEcTRIC ARTILLERY.
Especial pleasure is taken In presenting the names Of
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their aid aud dirccton Of the hGnes, Consideration in
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s g. oil Great s ,p Sra IA haydn
oi zen Thousand Voices AZ the Nat1uy Feace jubilee.
NIX. MAX MARE1zhk,
the great Imprcssaio u the Grand Italian and Grand
German oper" C'REe,n, r,nt. mos,
the very able Conductor OF The P4rcpa.Rosa English
''s'" O''''"''' DR. JANIS pFCu,
senior Organist Of Trinity Parish, New York, and Con
ductor 81 the Church Music -suclation.
TO tie,, vii be aduCd the eminent conductors OF
mann Visiting societies
CONGRESS OF ARTISTS.
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LEONARD =. RALJOU'S " NRW YOKE" SHIRTS.
made 20 order OF New York Mills muslin AID nnc
linen I9sous, cufs. &C. At 80 per dozcn. Inland
MADE" send for circular and measurement BLANK TO
NJ ny. Sent free.
Send Your orders direct 70 me. rhe NEW YOKE"
SHIRT . not sou In the stores al offered for safe
copnterfeits. ara not my make No goods genuine
unless my autograph is on The shirt aud wn.te sigma
tuTe on the box.
LEONARD g. BALLOU, AGENT
inventor OF 'he me New Yoke" shlrI.
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8usintss lsilt,s.
How 20 Lcok Young-sixtee

How 20 Look Young Sixteen.
Don't paint or use vile Hair kestoIers but simply apply
UAGAS's Magnolia Balm upou your face. neck and
LAsds and use LYoS's Rathairon upon your hair The
Balm makes your complexion Dearly. son. and natu
I4 and you can tell what did IT, removes freckles
tan taowness ring.marks, moth'patches &e.i and IN
place OF red rustic faee you have the marble purify
Of exquisite belle II gives to middle age the bloom
Of perpetual youth. Add these effects 90 SPLENDID
tCad ofhai produced by the Kahairon and lady has
done beat in the way Of adornment Brothers SiI
pIusteT sisters when these articles are around
-
Erctiing, Nervous Children often suffer exc
t0Ayuy nom Worms. Commissions, as well a.
- Nitus Dance, are very frequently superindueed by
them, and 10 consequence OF the attending irritation
tucr disoasos are greatly aggravated. Dr. Jaynet
Tome YeunIluge utterly destroys Worms, Ani enec
tuallv them and tho nueas in winch they are
UNDECIDED from the svtten while as powerful tonic,
y strengthens the stomach md bowels aad assists IA
ture IN mAntahn2 I've body In vigorous health, Sold
everywhere Small i1e 81 cents double size, 80 cents
IcrtDtlC.
,hr'nh Adirondack Water Of Whitehall for
~ ny dS sse NidDey complllnt ana ruoumatsn. II
N listing nlahed all mineral waters By It's
!h Ing lager proportion OF iron. th a.and potAs-a
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PriEas paid In gold. Information furnished. The
highest rates paid Tor dopboons and all kinds OF gold
.nd SILVER TAYLOR & Co, Bankers
10 Wall 81, New York
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Publishers cannot always gauge correctly the extent
Of favorite authors popularity. This was clearly
proved on Sunday last by the tremendous rush for the
SUNDAY MERCURY containing the first four chap.
tiers Of Miss NJ f.. DRADpoNs exciting story entitled
TIE WHITE PHANTOM,
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1nE NAMELEss CHILD.

Provision had been duly made TO meet unusual IN.
In the demand for that soyEIG.lGN or THE
SUNDAY PRESS. but the large extra supply was quite
inadequate to SATISFY the extra requirements OF the
reading public, the whole edition swept OF In
few hours, TO tie chaern OF hundreds Of beatei
applicants for copies. The
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IN THE LIONS DEN.

IN THE LIONS DEN.
The Attack OF the Puma Lions on
MINNIE WELLS,
Illustrated In
THE SUNDAY STAR.
INDEED A STARTLING SCENE.
THE BODY.sNAICHERs,
A THRILLING STORY, IN
THE SUNDAY STAR
LIFELlKE PORTRAIT OF THE BROOKLYN
CHIEF OF POLICE CAMPBELL,
IN THE SUNDAY STAR.
splendid paper tomorrow containing all the Tele-
graphic Local, lheatIcal Sporting FASHION, Foreign
and irish News. Only Three Cents. Three Gents.
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HISTORY or TIE AMERICAN CIVTL VAR. ny
JOINS ", pHArER. NJ; ~? LhD. Prolessos q Chem
In 1hree Vols VOL III. just reddg. syo. Cloth,
$50 per vol.
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Nine, MANzoCCHI, Miss \, LEfDEKER, sieuorlna
,pxh,h hA signori RoNCoNl, MAssIMlLfANt,
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DEBEYHAM'S VOW ANovel. Ry AMELIA D. Ed.
wARDs, Author OF a" Bar1aras Hl.'ory"" Hail a
Million OF Money" "Miss Carew," &c. &C. Illus.
tIatcd. Byo, Paper, IS cents.
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BRA We LADY Eoytl BY the Author OF " John
Halifax, Gentleman" &C. VAN illustrations. syO,
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