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The third Of the ChIckering Hall series OF
Bymphony concerts was given last evening.
The programme included Boethoven's Fourth
Symphony. Mendclssohu overture, II piano
forte concerto by Ignaz Bruell and Wagncrs
" Waldweben." This Last is an excerpt from
the Nibeungen Ring. and good specimen OF
the mystic and legendary tetralogv dramatized
and set to music by the great overturner or re-
former. as you will
In this selection ne indeed throughout Wag-
ners music-drama. tradition II SGT at naughi.
and the rich growth OF musical forms. phrases.
and thoughts that have accumulated for gener-
atoms give place To n new musical philosophy.
Originality, ingenuity strange chords. exlraor-
binary modulations. novel orchestral offccts, all
lead the listener into n frame ~ mind only par
alleled by the mystIciem g such works as the
distress Of MANY scientific musical pcdan's.
Wagner ior me moment nctually makes every
thing stand inside for the charm and tho magic
sway Of the formlcss and the unconventional
:. The PIECE IN question. the Wndwebeni or
chnrocteristlcs Of tie master. Introducing CON
enormously tho voice Of the woodbird that warns
Sieqfried Of Mime. and directs him where. to
seek the fire-surroundcd Brielnhilfe. in strains
full Of poetic Imagination and mystery.
The Brnell concerto II very prettily written.
borders on the trivial. without. however pass
ing the delicnte lines that sometimes separate
weak from strong COMPOSITIONS. MIR. Holman
played IT, m he always docs whatever he I'M
dertakcs. with exquisite delicacy. aensibility.
and grace. His Judgment and discretion a.
player are so great that he never fails 10
bring to compositions. however widely sepa-
rated in sentiment, the precise qualities Of in
depreciation that they call for and this comno-
sition. which requires great force In some Of tho
octave passages was given in those parts with
andante with beautiful delicacy ~ touch and
pure singing tone. He played also. baing re-
called. one Of schgmanns, Noveiletten. =, @r-
Barton neo sang charm nRly nm air from Mozart
II II one of the charms Of these orchestral
concerts that the vocRlists have tho benefit Of
the beautiful Accomplishments written for them.
instead OF tho thinness OF the piano. which only
such an accomplished accompanist as Forio
can make other than prosaic.
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A YOUN0 MANS LIFE ~ PERIL.
An A fray between Hoys In Pater.on-Ons OF
them seriously stabbed.

Mr.. William II. Langwith IL the pqoprie-
tor Of the Lafayette House saloon and rcstau-
rant in Broadway. near Main street. Paterson.
the very ccntre ~ the city. Mr.. Langwilh has
had much trouble. Years ago he loet his lex in
tho machinery Of mill. For months he lin
gered between life and death He recovered
md started n saloon. He prospcred while his
health lasted. but Is now poorer. although doing
good business. lie suffered from neuralgia
and rheumatism and lay disabled for long
time. Then some malady extended 20 his eye
and II finally had 10 como out. Subsequently
the other eye WIS affected and that had 10 come
out. For years he has hObhlpi around on
crutches. feeling his way from room To room.
anil not going upon the street. But with the
assistance Of an industrious wife he kept M
his business. The saloon bus ness being poor
he partitionsd on the front Of the premises and
let II out IA g har6or-shop. employing Henry
Berry about 20 years OF agc. TO run II.
Mr. lAngwith has n son named William
about II years old. He has epiloptic FITS sonn-
times ten OF them IN day. The boy's malay
tho influence ~ the saloon, resulted IN hs be-
coming spoiled child. Al times he burst into
fits Of the most unyoyernahe temper.
Young Langwth. who is familiarity called
win. went into the barber shop early yesterday
morning for the apparent object Of having II
lark. He knocked things around and upset the
chairs. TAX M advantage ot nm order that had
been given TO the barber never to modest or
touch him. Berry, the barber. stood II ~ long
ar he could. and then, dcspit. 81 the orders he
had received. elected young Langwith from tho
saloon. But llngNltn lmneNiHttly f"lurneu.
and began shocking around "a young boothhrk
called Rick" Berry ordered him to stop
Hot words were passed and then Langwith
jumped up and ran TO thu shelf. cxclaiming
Give me "A razOrH
"Yon cant have any razorl" replied Prank
Snyder the harbcrs assistant. as he pushed
young LanGwith away.
Langwith then ran b.hlnd another chair and
soizing n long pnir Of harber's scissors sharp
at the point. sprang AT Berry. who was stand
ing near another BARRIERS chair with his back
toward Iangwith. and gave him several stahs
in the hack and legs before any one could inter-
fere. Young Langwith hurried from tho shop.
Ar Berry sunk into his chair. blood spurtrd
from his mouth and nose. He had a severe
hemorrhaRe from the lung, which had been
penetrated. The scissors had entered three or
| four inches between the sixth and seventh rib.
Some neighbors hAprd Berry 10 DR.. Van
| Ripcr's drug store. He vomited blood ut almost
| every step on the way The stAbs woro four
iisign hcnnt scratches on tho legs, one wound
perhaps an inch deep under the left shoulder
blade and the deep stab which penetrated the
| lungs. under the right shoulder blade. IIo WAS
taken Ia the hospital.
Young I.angwth was arrested. lie chung to
| his mothers side when Chief Of Police GrRul
came for him. and cried plt"ousy for her 20
save him. Berry's recovery IL doubtful
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IJIEIJ.

Jan - jo,'rh Bradford aged cSySar' S onSsG. and
unRo9ksgIgE-ln G,aye. cosnly. ny recently.
.eyenren chiLren. Twelve of whom yet live. lie had
Observation-Disclosures. making n grand total of 35
descega9 ~ =, n.,. -. ., man,. c..,,. -,
orcd. ,aih & he IN Ms ion wear lie W., brought 70
1cxts rom Bowlln. Green. ky. ant nis ~, sa To he
CoRcoRAN-At u.kahor. on Jan. %. Ercn, wife q
Rciauycs nn friends oi the family are respectfully IN.
brother. Thomas skely, u oih - on sunday size as.
CoRNELL.-On saturday Jan - At - wo.i 4.,h st.
sail and Sarah 4 cornell
S SRi e pcT ia Sw Orleans In, Jan u Pierre
crc.eion ased ycst; 80 Island d coi.5S
WRRRison 1nt1ayS JAZZ ~ N,ry vie 'e' Of John
Harris. M the 7o,h ,easoi her age
Funeral on sunday Jan % At2 NJ from her ats
uHANcocK.T, ~ Sora.,owV; Pa. Jam, -, Ei,1al.,h
NLkrllY In brooklyn Jan. p, John q. Murphy, IN
Rsayes md friends are invited to a,trul The funeral
On sunday. Jan - Ht ~ o'clock + " RON - Mat
NtRsiY III wii'ia'.hursh. IAN ~ rarl-S NaTrav.
Rciauyc. ami r,ads are r.,ncculIy invited to attend
the funeral from me r"s.tcc - his DAUGHTER. Mrs COL
Nib Ng Ga i 2 M! , M9af H. cr pneumonia
Frruis and rcitvo, Hrc respectfully invited To attend
R"i "ss Ea., IA i. IN Noniny Il s7 ,n,. at S'w
RooNEi-on Saturday. Jan -, Peter Rooney aged
Friends rree respectfully invited TO attend O. funeral
TAYLOR in West Ia xton Nc jan n Nancy TAYLOR
aged N years and months, widow of the Rev Amos
TlInES In Cleveland. ohio. Jan 20. MR. Ella n
nnen wie ct Harry Tlien, and eldest daughter of
.MAHkEN-NcAc Warren, aged years months and
2td9ys
rents aJ3 East lat It. on sunday Jin 2a at ocl,ek
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WHY FIRE SPREADS QUICKLY
co., TEEDERfCK T. COMING MIKES
SnME INTERESTING DISCO ERIEH.

thanaei. for the AImos, Free Communication
Of Fire from One building TO Another
Dangerous Fiucs-A Tribute to Brave Fire
men What Other Insurnucc Men Say.
Insurance men were astonishcd TO see tho
buildings destroyed 80 quickly ut the Worth
street Are. md the fire spread 80 rapidly from
onc building to another. Investigations have
boon in progress that throw me light upon
what was nj first a mystery. Asccrtaining that
Co... Frederick \. Conklng. President OF tho
ANN Fire Insurance Company Of New York. WINS
familiar with the results of these Investigations
reporter called upon him for information
Col. Conkling aaid: The ground upon which
the buildings stood belongs h. the Society OF tho
New York Hospital OF which institution have
been one Of the Governors about twenty five
years. Whom We resolved to remove the hospi-
lal to another part Of the city. for tho purpose
Of lettering our accommodations and OF mcct-
Ing tho hospital wants Of tho lower part Of
The city. we rented tho land for tho term OF
twenty years with n covenant In each lease
Tor two renewals Among the lrssecs were tho
New York Real Estate Association and the
Manhattan Real Estate Association. The for
m"r rented seven lots In Worth street and the
same number In Thomas street. making four
teen lots in ALL commencing with the lot nextto
The corner oi Church street and Worth. Oh
served the construction Of these buildings while
they were in progress. As fnr M the brick work
WAS concerned. | regarded them rs very SUI
pcrior buildings. The oxtcriors were OF re-
narkahle architectural elegance. and regarded
these structures Us among the most crcditable
In TIRE city until the recent fire occurred.
But now rpgnrd those buildings ma with
ont exception the most dangerous in the city
o. regards the sprrnd 81 fire. The Creat d.
fcri have discovered. that has been disclosed
hy the recent ilrr. is In the construction of the
iron fronts. The pillars on these fronts appear
tween the stores. But the fact s Tint these
pillars are hollow. and the burning away ~
little woodwork or plnsterng furnishes per-
feet communication for fire. from one store to
tho other This viii readily be- Understood by
examination OF "A diagram IL the premises:
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A Avail B-Niche e. conduct the pipeS
Tn. largo snacc occur led for water aud drain
pipes not only Wrdkeus the wall but also fur
Il she's conduit Tor IL" flames. In many cases
Wurrr cross beams are 81 in the wall on either
sltr of th"-r inches tho nnme. shoot hcr s. a
battling and hon"ycomb 4 with Han, before
NE .lreurn can get 10 work. Thls occurred ut
lho Bona street fire. Frequently, the hollow
backs O., tne iron columns already describcd
FURNISH "a vertical shaft to conduc, the flames
from The lower o. an urt' st9ry. q,
=, WAL. speaking ~ H.: Worth street IRE
n. T. nslii'c Continued " ! would ike To say
word 81 praise Tor HE services OF the brave IRE
uu .e 10 the roof Of WAite's building in Church
street on tic very brink ~ the fiery furnace.
Tlrr- yer Giin'n or sixteen Of these M n who
saved not only that Immense building from
Inomcs 10 Church streets. and who. when the
tlc'r posts md prev ntcd the spread Of the frc
across - Cla1lus store. Every moment tnnt
they stay" tA"r' the eastern wal. % tho build
burning huilding. II WIS u wonderful sight 70
iIn 90 49,. such d"S DtlOn 10 duty. and would
ca"rr.ul.y JOIN in AM trstimeHiu! of merit TO
the urn who wore participants II. TINT service
] think such conduct deserves pubic conf
m-ndat.on. ! have learned thai they were
up-l ol the + ,tth BAttaADn. vino in Wow OF the
ualL r - H. NIX their retreat cut on. broke a
un. 90 ilu- ralttrs. This rope was dropped over
ia" front a. tno building into Church street. n
di-tun'e Of uinrty-siX feet. SO us to enable the
irm"n 10 descend ~ u ~ 'he last extremity
alsl wish 10 bear n testimony to the servlc, +
Of th" hremeu 81 tho hose and nook and hid' r
cou.HeuiCs VINO were standing on thn TOP moor
Of Whites building, lmmrdlntrly under the
ruuf. under tho command OF CIpt. Bros nnn OF
i,,ngine 81, Cip'i kinG ct Engine 49, and Capt
S.ycral public stat ncuts have been made
thui tn, insurance men were not satisfied with
tu. conduct Of the department Mt these iir's.
Sn'r'rry Thornrll. OF the Aneri'nn lnsur.
uDr' Company. vino represents th9 vl"ws 81
% Great ear, l"ssness was exhibited by come
Of thr eHc-uliye men. the chiefs Of tho de-,
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NSALf-FERGrsON- ON ThurslIy evening", Jan.
"a the residence of the brides parnts ~ PnSndo
v. Jersey Oty Heights, ht the Rev Wilian sv inson
Francis W. Bonsun TO Miss Isabel Ferguson. 10th OF
jersey Ctty.
CAGvEi-PREsCoTT At Dorchester. Mass on I'D
inst, At the residence uf The brides Ather hy Tho Rev
: J. nArr,w. Mr. II Fnd Carver 81 Brouklyn. \ v. TO
Mise A. lou ~ Prescott
HAKrfSSON-uE GIZ ON Wcdncs lay. Jan ~ by
the Rev Henry ward H.rhcr Frank HARRISON g. Nellie
O. ~" n-cst daushier Of The late Frank De Oeh all Of
brnoklvn.
kElS-rHELPs At 81 LuAc'. Church on W,lucs-
dnN. jan -. by M.hop Poster J FiWln Kew ~ Ehxa
beth dnughtr 81 G. ". Phelps. all ~ Now York city
owtS-sPuONFR-in ilWrcnre'urs. Ind Jan ~
Ed. ]. owen Of Chicago. H.. TO Mis- Mar, Saonnr
daughter of Gen henGuhn sronncr The cosiUmo Of
the hrilc princess Adtl mn. FL 1haut breadth
skirt and delicate tue and hrucaded six trimming. and
diamond meuis
TAsKER- MONsELL-On Thursday Jan ~ 1t the
resd,ncc NJ tho iriies parents. by the ltf. Thomas
Ou.k Fred, rick ~ TasAcr u Jennie Mdd tn iaugh ter
Of John A. Monsl D. Esq. " BronklNn.
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sport In GlImors,. Gnrd.n.

There was an unusually large number Of
visitors In Gilmores Garden last evening, and At least
hreefourihs of them enjoyed the skating The ice
In excellent condition and late In the evening the skaters
gave up the space to witness by amateurs gold
medals There were ten entries for the one mile race
The nrst heat won by Gibson, ut the Manhattan
Athletic Club. In 6.i7la, second heat Gurnov. N A
C,4l7}l miid Phillips II y G, 4.lih fourth, KIN
n. ~ C. f5i4 The hnul neat WIS won bv Gurnry v
G. in ~ with Philips good secund. For the two
mile race there were twelve entries After the hrst lap
Quincy got the lead. and closely followed by fhL
hps The race soon narrowed down TO = struggle be-
tween those two who, At several stages NJ iho
whirlng around the track abreast OF each other ON
the last lap Quincy spursd ioe ahead Of Phillips
and the In 80.
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HKADFOREMo, T IN 4 SNOW BANK.
The sIeighinG In Jerome Az nue EaIIyened
by nm Uncommon Experience.

Tho sun Yesterday melted tho snow so much
that the road heavy everywhere e1ccpt
Jerome avenue, but all the noted were out
and enjoyed what seighing there 10 the ucrmost
Robert bonner drove Edwin Forest am sttrtle, and
WIN H. Nindcr bilt buhud iNstudcr. The rNtcni.
pnr2fd between other famous trrftDrs nuer-
Gus A. one was finishing on Jerone tcnue. hetwccn
g. W. Boutw rs bay MARI Ugly N'll and Aired Dear
honS black horse Snarlevow horse IN M"tnfnbs Dam
bridge suddenly bult'd, and plunged -d,, headorr.
most I'm dppn hank NJ AT thH could lc II
him wer, hi- legs, which kckcd wildly inc crowd TUX
hold OF them and tried tn pun the owner tut. bu'
tightly was he wcdred IN Nv the heavy nov that tho
ehnrts ~ the strongest iruittss. Finally Brldy
Ga thc ttdnt NJ Fleetwood tuui hnl su1 dragg y
the man. whose ltgs by this time nuiionicss IL
was - useless ngutr, and sue uuccu.ul bic for tho
snow, which covered every art Nat carried into
John Barrys hotel rear by, hut whcg the white veil
brushed away, to the SUR rise VT ll tee " Barnard
stood revealed The rescued finally recovered rom
sciuusnc-s. Hnd driven hruc by hi resrUrr the
giant Ills horse bad been stopped before 1t could bury
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Norton rommandcrv KNIGHTS Trmplnr tan amt rocop
onisH feature Vt to- gitys social entertainments The
CuWmnulcry has made special Efforts tuhiYr the one
ou Wednesday evening more attractive than u.uHl ms
e. be ~ GlmuTes Garden, and Glimo.t's band ur
nish the music
rsl Who couloc two -ortrhcs uuo this year tor The
nrsi time an ball g. be gwen ON I,~iay tNc.ne Feb
I, in The Academy aud Nilsson iin The nrclrsta s To
be made up OF lNl p,tDs There is to lee dls iN ct
nary skin from 10 oclnrh nilsson lnu val lo MA.
minated With am electric hight Tie proceeds po 10 tie
MlluNs' and orphan, iuud
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Tho decision was growled NJ, There had been
long intervals between the three battles. and Il
wns 81 A.. M
The fourth battle was begun ut l;20 A. NJ,
and closed at 4:35. It was n short ahd bloody
struggle between brown and red cock entered
by Norwalk and blue aud red one by South
port. AT the end Of fifteen minutes Of almost
continuous fighting. BQuthports cock fell dead
from spur stroke in tho head
Southport did not offer to bring moro cocks
and the stakes were given to the manager for
Norwalk. Tho throng fingered to dispute and
drink until about 8 o'clock. when the seighe
wore again In requieition
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The club house OF the Arion Society was bril-
hsuuy Illuminated last evening. day Steamers EN-.
bodyiug the colors of the United states and the German
Empire droorcd from the root 20 the sidewalk Inside
the club house blaze o lght In the music hall Dr
Leonod Damrosch marshalci the chorus Of the society
and in great banquet hall covers were lad Tor two
hundred guests Al the banquet were Consul General
Schumacher, William SeinNAN Oswald Oucni0ritr Il
IrAnw. Emil Hnllendcr. eN Gov. Solomon and other
prominent German ciuAenS
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A-lnia ri1f NJ q store.
y. C-uHrr, icadiu. to ihe street

A-lnt- rinf NJ store.
u. r-Dlrrs leading o. the street
n. h-rarttluu wHll-
T. G-Lnl Of PARTITION " nils iaeine NE street
u ~. a. J. ]. G-spaccs hgiwe'n the end OF partition
K-lryn columns with hollow spaces behind them II.
~. u. ~.
THE spaces behind these iron columns. " Col.
Conking continued. are large enough 10 adj
u.t tuc body % aecod-si man to pass from
one store 90 the othr. as soon as the thin board
ing or plastr ring is removed. Ia some cases
tnrs" spaces have brcn utilized as closets. with
wooden doors. some Of the frrmcn say that
tao iirN actually did spread from ono store 20
another nj The Worth street fire. which was the
most ana 'rouathble. Why IN, r" spaces should
hay" been left us a ready channel Tor the spread
NJ nf" T. not easily explained: for hnd upon
"Npn.inAtion and inquiry That the same defect
dr's could easily bc rcmrdi-d by extending
tNt partition walls So that the e. Il would meet
tie iron columns az their backs. and thus pro-
s"nt q oorirlcte barrier to the sprtnd Il iirc
Another defect Is the construction OF the
huge galvanized iron corniccs that ovcrhang
the street from the toy of the building. These
ar maie - " To- furnish a sort pi gallery Tor
IN" sprD al ~ fire. ~ their hollow interiors eN-
tend almost al around the block. They fur
nith HrO''.rr means of communication between
the buildings viii b l. dangerous ia oasc II
FIRE. Thy lopS heavy and solid irOm the out
sid. hut they are more shells, through which
The flames viii rush from one budding 10 an
other. The could he rcmcdied ~ iron cut-on-.
a. le lIlcl ~ with plaster OF Paris or alum. like
u lrr-urool safe.
Another dangerous pcculiarity Of city build
thgr which ls TO be found not only n the Worth
street stor-a. but In many other huildi ngs IN
the Clty. is the MI be- in the wall that Is ci Tor
the pipes tn be- run from oue story OF III" build
ing 10 another. This niche is generally built as
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Arrived SATURDAY. Jan -
81 Gulf Stream, Ingram. Charleston.
~ Eluhinstpue. Brei Liverpool
IS Morgan city. Reed. New Orleans
- Acapulco. Shackfogd Asninwall.
So Ail-t. Hughes. Care Havten.
r. Uernmod. Oisen Cardin
s. geicrt kuhlr vein. ttnmburv.
g. Lancaster. Mills. rhilaicluhia.
IS Fraucnua. Bragg. Portland.
Shin q, ckcrinOuth. Parker. Manila.
BhiN REGINA fOlck, Godfrey GlrpenU
Bark Fclicna Perraro Schiqfnno - vincent
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Business Hotnrs.

Chnmou,iie Blood and Liver ptHs dr. chan.
dlcr9 Purely vegetable and tastelcss No nnNi0us
drugs Formula on each nnckage. All know what The y
are taking They cure dyspepsia heartburn dizziness,
oppressive breathing coSvcness ck henhrhe pam In
back or shoulders sidney affections nervous debility,
coated tongue, and all impurities u tte blood Xe per
package All druggists Principal depot 40 West 34th st
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In which To tickets Tor the Grand Drawing Of the
Commonwealth Distribution Company Monday.
Tuesday. and Wednesday, over $1,000 N cash prizes
viii be distributed to holders OF winning numbers Tick
cts are only e., and he had Of Porter CO. i227
Broadway, OF Jackson Co, ~ Nassau st-Ade
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iooth Monthly Grand Distribution. New Orleans
Feb H. 1881 prizes, total $1,000; capitals 5000.
$1,000. som. etc; 1000 tickets two On dollars;
halves one 81 dollar. Amply TO NJ A. DACPI1S P o.
box eo2, n o. La, or H. L PLUM. $40 Broadway. n Y
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Cotton from &c lGuanaco. paid from ~ ~
bingham. any nne. from SIlGo,-i sk p.r frame 90
UMBRELLAS AND YARASOI.S MADE To ORDER
WALKING CANES IN EVERY VARIETY.
Prices uniform IN each NJ five stores
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fr.trattr lnd,1 when sou are suffering Nili heavy
tiai to Apply Benson staprnr Plaster to your en-, IT.
creates a soothing warmth AMI affords grateful triri.
Wl,n troubled wiin rlruniat ON, lame or wcIh b1rk,
kinc, disease fri. ta ml $50 any local hrh'' nam
on so-trr,. A. sonr ius..t Bfu+ous sirWo For
nu, Puser II /, thc uuN iWp,vNeurht r'tt mAit oil
III criiuHry POI ou' la'ei anu T. ar .el.I9' 10 AZ
called chcAp oler trical ipp'iHuc"s
sold by an druggists fTice 70 cents Ado
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Pure Grape juice. IA years oid-Dr UNDER
vintage ltsl
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"Three Soil Washing Crystal" IL adopted
trade mark protect customers against many
worthless limitations c. H. FISCHER 90.
Ladies, Try "BLUEDISE." The best laundry blue
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At the French Rail Your name is In Ualsr ne 6asltlAL
OF all new dealcrS 10 cents Ado
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MAKINK iNrKItI0Evcn

nfrtAruHE ALNANAL-tius nav
Sun riees... ~ Sun Sets.... iUlMoon sets. -
HfGH UNFu--rHis nav.
Randy HOOK 10 25i Island. ~ 14 Hell Oate- ~ 80
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In Inter n, GishL OF all newsdcaers Price 10 cent
We saw you at the French Ball-Ais.
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IRIfIEU.

To secure Rriter FROM Coughs aud Colds, nee
PORTERs COtaitl BAtSAM - aud SJonts
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WEDDING RECEPTIONS.

and other Festivities ~ the week.
usAGFs IN SEW YORK SOCIETY SO NIL
blquot;c Of Wedding Brrasiu.t-.
SEE HOME JOURNAL
sull everywhere. rur, 7c yearly 81
MORRIS PHILLIPS co, g Park place. Sew York
DK. JUDSON EVANS BLICIYUENIS
the Sick a. GRAND CENTRAL HALL every Saturday
morning tom 60 II tor u, De- 20 IT the rt I'D p,r
Those Who skoptlsAl 80 hi wonderful magnetic
power over dcasc should not iA 90 attend For refer.
enc, ~ the hunh eds ~ cures which he has Effected In
tins VltN during the past three mont cu at ms parlOrs
~ West 24th IT. Hours from ~ A. " to y = " nR.
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power over diseases 90 both body and mint than any
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l. NOW the table talk. Pricc very low at Horton Co IS
~ Murray 81 Quality best ever made-Adu
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4 Pine s5 silk Hat for 81. go. Derby aud
Soft Hats 81 10 worth 81 10 Ssw Church 81 up stars
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part form woman to do. Mr.. Henry Hunter.
Ylhl2 was DICK Deddeve with Mr.. Fortescue. fur
nished most Of the fun Of the evening.
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swallow tail coat. for halls &c can be hired Al Shea
corner Broons and Crosby ss -AdS