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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24
HANNER


rom me chicago TrfbVne , Q
I'll o'clock Yesterday forenoon coupe %
~ i0oE seat. on the east portico IF tue CITY
iii oir-ctlv under window OF the chloI 81 Pol'
lie %as cS desp on his Back she auburn
haired gel % twenty wearing SO'l Sno 1,1e teS
al and looked the fountains and siEaoo an"
irpt Then he tsDdefy queIisd'
. Hammer. isn't it dreamy
yum sne answered. ,,,
I al could sit here ioreysG' ~, no W. bnngry.
More silence and signs, and then nc 'O'A "'-
h's hand and said:
Hammer. I'm hungry now. ,,
Didn't you bring biscuit ai1ns for biscuits, Han
per, sposen We sposen a case
.! %s;r knew justice OF the peace who would
marry US p
How Hucbr,
Hsys SoU YOU doubt my love I've go! 20 cents
HS bnt M tho HsrkeT boys and borrow the rest
ap 3D.. r ~, . .fra,dS
so" an; you know my iolks don't Ike YOU o.s,
Hammer, hiteh this way s8 "a. aud waterheons
sposen You realized my great LOVE- csnreI the prize
htee 70 ~ lin down turn the corner Of tn
Esa gent. cs WAX to the shop OF justice ana you
have Inc and rd have vou ,ya.
on dear butpa would rave. ,..dn,t know it-no one
Hold on Hammer Your par nsea !, tSa Taye until
had made your old man Ts;poS YOUR par SIler me
Gim@e l :S9T AID a ru an. nay your gP mar vii iary
f iSTs Snc I ground Come Hammer leV' snip
3a s Think of the romance the love
.he mystery, the tenderness tne soia "~''N'' HNN
nonds rings and ak dresses
"whsre ~ 1880, 5000. 80 pon't
go, ~, scr-s OF audi Don't dote Oh youf Woud
~ .on r. ain around If didn't love you s6ove the oes
Sn.s,n our conntrya Hammer. let US SIP
And you really love-
Then they slipped. $500. .o..,u. ,,r che
.uaiE win a big one arm ana ms wire on tne
other the girl slid for aiehiganave ana tne oI
lodged through the CITY Hall -, ,..
" That's hsr old dad, and he knocks oxen oo"h win
fh.te luk0
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THE INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS.

The Independent Republican Committee will
meet again to-day $3.50 p Room 40, Nos. and
Soonest George Walton Green, Of New York, and W.
rierson Brooklyn who secretaries Of the con
ference Joseph Henry Harpers house have been
tnued az secretaries and empowered to head
quarters and hire clerk and porter The headquarters
will probably DO at Nos. and Soonest. or No 100
Broadway. where the old Independent Republican Con
ference Committee had headquarters The document
prepared the last meeting Tor the collection OF sigma
lures has been printed and will he circulated this week
General H. G.. BarisN Is reported in The Commercial
Advertiser saying that the Independent Republicans
intend 70 nominate candidate, uness the Democrats
nominate man whom they can suppOrt-'a man ike
Bayard or Mcdonald FOR Instance" Concerning Cleve
land He would carry he full vote OF the
Independent Republicans readily others whom the
Democrats could nomin ate"
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EYUS EK4ulN4TI0Y CONTINUED.

QUEBEC June 23.-The Emo case was re-
sumed before Justice Caron this morning, Roberts. TIE
cashier of the bank. being witness HIS evidence was
similar to that Of Allan. 1t is now learned
that the statement that Emo, president.
the banks signed and issued checks after ceasng to
president is not true From statement just compiled
appears that OF the amount paid the bank 10
cover the deficiency, shareholders taking the num-
Der OF shares sold by each basis Eu0
paid ~ 800 900 than his share and it be
proved that the alleged deficiency OF $4,000
Is more than balanced by tue surplus and
interest accounts in the books OF tie bank. EuO
u night stated that be expected through without
trouble CONVICTION generally shared by all Interested m
the case. II cleared Emo will elect MS dOmice IN Quebec
aud send for his wife ami family.
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ments His object had been 70 include tho matters that
had lately before public eye through the press
Mr.. Hale accepted an amendment offered by hr. Nc
PhersOn 10 Include all The Departments.
Mr. Ingalls, be radical defect In the
keeping % departmental accounts which permitted y
series Of pecuatDus % 20 for undiscovered II
the resolution broad enough in terms 10 direct
the committee 10 make their examination minute,
thorough Comprehe nsye and searching In the last par
tcuar he hoped would be amended as 10 accomplish
that object The examination should not bo confined 10
the Of fraud and defalcation already discovered
but should such satisfy The public mind that 81
greater Irregularities did not remain undetected MI
Hale reported that he had intended To make it broad
The resolution agreed TO after being amended 10
cover the appointment OF clerk and stenograpner
when uecessarY.
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JOSEPH w. MORAN.

Joseph w. Moran, a trusted and valued en-
ploye Of THE TRIBUNE died yesterday at hts home No.
$50 Koscuskos the age OF forty years. He entered
the OF The TRIBUNE boy and served Tor many
years in the press-room. In 1875 when changes were
made in the presses he left his place and round employ
The Herald. Later he entered the FIRE De
partment and became driver OF engine No A. In 1873
he returned to The Tribune nigat Waterman anu
JauitOr OF the building In 1850 he was appointed nsn
clerk IN tho publication Office and held that position At
when no fell The cause OF death was con
sumption. Mr.. Moran proved faithful and trusLwortny
IN every position which he flied The funeral will take
place u. u. Tomorrow.
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THE PIRTY Of OPPOSITION
WORKING FOR CLEVELAND.

A special meeting Of the County Democracy
County Committee held last evening at the head
quarters No l Union square. committee with Justice
J. Henry Ford az chairman appointed 10 make
ARRANGEMENTS for Transporting the County Democracy
delegation to the National Democratic Convention. Il "a
probable that the delegation will by the West shore
Railroad SATURDAY., July ,. Commissioner thompson
sad that TlOn.s Jefferson Club, OF the ANllith
Assembly District vii. Chicago one hundred hroAg,
The leaders OF the various Assembly districts pledged
themselves 90 take about 900 commissioner
Thompson recommended that each Assembly district
form cleveland Club. Tn, was agreed 90. john K
Fellows and Ellis H. sclua5le euOgLed Governor CIeve-
land.
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~ TIE STATE CANP.
NsrRUCTYG the FOURTEENTH.
RESULTS OF THE FIRST WORKING DAY.--GENEEAl


RESULTS OF THE FIRST WORKING DAY.--GENEEAL
IMPROVEMENT NOTICED.
tFROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE rginCvE.l
PEEKSKGLL, June 23.-The 18th Regiment
began the regular routine OF camp fo this morning with
the fierce rays % the sublueI By uItrlaparent
clouds, and while gentle breeze swept refesAinEy
the parade ground The Gordon O s3nres orsook
thor boxes and lntIsrOusly walked their posts watch
fu OF infringement OF orders. The whole command
from the 70 the junior drummer mas
taken enthusiastically TO life In camp. With the perfect
arrangements for Instruction they will regretfIy leave
the tented city with their social ideas largely subservicnt
honorable pride in their regiment and on their re-
they Will astonish their townsmcu in tho City OF
Churches.
Any person attending the camp PeeSsk cannot fail
to observe the great necessity for It's continuance when
conrased with the marked change and efficiency even
few days viii bring about
The guard-mOunt, although improvement on that ~
sunday did up the ideas Of the officers and
was reported with better result Even on the seGonH
and will be the subject OF lecture on the assembling
OF officers In the evening, greater perfection ana aD-
OF required IN proportion to the Tune
spent in instruction The recruits wore placed IN charge
OF noncomInss stoned officer for preliminary instruc-
ton to-day ant will have 20 attain certain
decree OF familiarity with their duties before
assignment 10 their respective companies. At o'clock
regiment with the field formed for Battalion
drill under command Of Colonel Michel, going through
some simple movements In column and me- ana rectIy-
ing Arguments, which were repeated seTera! times.
General Briggs, with his assistant, Major hcIrath, we're
present and throughout the day made several tours Or
the camp, correcting such came to their notice
the spot. officially JhrOuEn the stall Department
After Battalion dru and unul dress
parade the men were allowed 20 do
what they pleased. Several well-cOuested oaseDal
games between riva company teams played Colo
ne sOdnc las taken charge Of the rifle practice at the
camp and instruction in this department IVES begun Dy
detachment OF j3 made M OF a regular detail rom
the companies at o'clock. and kept
ND till dress parade with 80 Of % prom
ising 10 into the second class In the morning
There three the hspira but no serious ease
though seventy prescriptions have been dispensed IN tue
past twonytour hours chiefly owing 90 the hect ana 10
drinking much 1ne dress parade Ls evening
Improvement thar OF l+i night. After listen
INK 20 the serenade given the state oc by he oIud
tie retired much pleased with the nrsJ TOrzns day
nm
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OBIIU4RX.
GEORGE NLcDOUEAL.

George McDougal, of the firm Of Smith Il
McDougal. printers, %, No. 3 Besknln-5t.. died az
Elizabeth v j.. on sunday IN the siNt.eth year OF MS
age Mr. McDouSll born In this city IN S23 and a.
boy. learned the printing trade. When about twenty
years old ne entered the printing office ~ Thomas H.
smith AMI In few years beslms foreman, continuing
in that oap,cv uutll the death OF Mr. smith, Wncn he
formed pIrtucIsni with bis Z. Il Smith, which has
continued uu. the present rme. Ihe principal business
of hr firm uas h,.u tho printing % school books and Mr.
Nc jUugIl ited much credit for the improvement
la the appearance school BOOKS wnlch not many years
ago were the pourrsr printed AMI Illustrated Of all
books lie a member OF the 3Itl New YORK NOIin-
IN the aud spent month III Baltimore WIN ms
regiment He unmarried aud has lived Tor the past
thirteen years with q cousin IN Elizabeth.
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THREE NEW HOUSE BILLS.

WAsHINGTON, June 23.-The only bills OF
any public Importance introduced in the House to-day
were the following BY Mr.. Keal OF New-Jerssy for tho
protection OF fisheries On the Atlantic coast.
BY Mr. Hancock Of Texas, authorizing the funding OF
the euto ooudsd debt OF the United states in per cent
fifty year bonds.
BY Mr. Hutehins o. NeT-YOrk amending the laws reg
ulatng the appraisal % imported merchandise. This ol
provides that ali proceedings had before United states
General appraiser wherein The market value or invoice
nriee OF Imported nercandhe shall subject Of in-
Testi x.ton shall be governed BY tue rues Oh pro-
ccdure apply 10 actions pending Ia courts OF reco
e1crpL a. " pLeadlngs aud papeTa
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An AuEEICAN MANAGER IN LONDON

WHAT Gr-srAvCs FROHMAN THINKS OF ENGLISH
PLAYERS AND THEATRES
Gustayus Frohman, who for the last few
months has been looking after bis own and his brotAar
interests in England returned yesterday Oh the AustTal
with unexpected suddcnness He was seen at the
Madi,on Sauare Theatre Dy TKIBUNE reporter last
nioht between the acts of " May BLOSSOM"
81 have never seen Belascos play he SAID " and
an, much interested in IT, Judging by what have
already seen what seems to be the genera YER
dict that IL Is the best play ever seen at TINS theatre
was called over here private business at moments
notice and will do my best 70 return shortly nave
realv lire news for came away with everything un-
settled but my brother Daniel who returns IL week
will have much to tell There are few things however
which have made such impression on Inc IN London
that l cannot help referring to them' eonue
back charmed with the place and the people. All
the talk one hears about English prejudice against
Americans ia all nonsense. anything me Ehglsh are
ed In our favor As 10 the theatrical business
In London is as different from that II TINS country as
can well be imagined In England 1t Is conservative
Al aid and remarkable business Ike any mercantile pur
ut While The acCcrs profession has all higher
stanalng IL Of the fine arts Actors ana actresses
have there chance in the best OF society Their
talents deserve SUCH recognition Their life too differs
much from that OF tho American actor IL Is more DO
Wiin the cA armiag or the actors and married
actresses, pretty: dainty, little hoq TSsn the
setsr has his clubs In London with which eur snlT IL
.rtuttous cannot be compared.
1s TO The business itself ind they take pains
with their productions, and either make or lose fortune
A play either plays 10 CfbW -
weeks and mouths else goes TO see H. never
saw such bad in my life a. have seen al nearly
ali The birty-wo London theatreA lately. There Is no
ahance there OF bosteng up partial failure ana Eet
ring back IN that way part Of the captI e1pehdeH ~
il either nit or miss. - -, -, o ,,o.
"As to the theatresi Well, they have some nioe
houses In London. The Haymarket MI , anu
Mrs Bapcroft'. house. IL loVely. place.
80 IL The little ST. Jalnes but the majority OF the house
would not be tolerated for instant here IAty arc
h.dIy MANNED M ventilated and uncOmfOrtaDlo ono
we're ~ catch FIRE during performance the loss vi mo
would be friggtful. think some day one OF mem VII
bnrut and then Grand clearing out OF the od IAusP
viii follow This, Ia my opinion, ID the country ioi
theatre architecture"
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NOMINATIONS BY THE PRESIDENT.

WARRINGTON. June 23.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day: Major
j. VI. wilson, to be euenantcOlone Corps OF Engineers
Major J. W. Barlow, to be Northumberland; Captain
w. H. Heuer, be major Captain W. s. Stanton TO be
major First Lieutenant W T. Rossel TO be captain
First Lieutenant Thomas Bailey 20 be captaia Second
Lieutenant Graham d. Fitch to he first Lieutenant sec
ond Lieutenant Eugene Spencer, u be first lieut. enah
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TO EXAMINE TIE DEPARTMENTS.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-ln the Senate Mr..
Hale offered resolution directing the Committee on the
Expenditures Of Public Money 70 investigate the reoe
defcations OF dsbursng officers in some Of the Depsr
tnents IN Washington and tho alleged frauds upon -
Navy Department and 10 inquire mo inc system OF A
ing disbursements aud purchases Of supplies with veV
d, dsterminin whether Il embraces sufficient safe gars
against and frauds. aud giving the committee
power 70 send persons and papers Mi Haze Ssd u "
ne had in mind the Post Once state and Navy De0ai'
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THE YEW-HATEY INDEPENDENTS.
SURPRISED BY Az EMPHATIC TRIBUTE TO MR..
BLAINE.
,BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBryE.l

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
NEw-HAyEN, June 23.--The independent
Republicans Of New-Hayen have held thor meet
ing. Iuasmuch the room in which
they gathered full, there not standing
room, but with great foresight the leaders OF
the movement had selected small room.
It's dimensions were ABOUT - feet by 40 Ordinarily
the apartment has been used the cub-rOOm Of num-
Der OF young Hebrews who call n enssves the A'rpM
Association. Speeches we're made by simon f. BALDWIN,
Morris +. Tyler, william II. Russell and others.
G.. Il. Bushnell, the monitor builder treated
the assembled hundred % a surprise He
said that he mad been present at
the birth OF the Republican party in this state,
that he had often found fault 18th the
action and particularly with the nominations II the
TiIdcu. but that he could sea no reason fOr b)ung
the nomination Of James g. Baine. For years the
speaker had been member OF the
third house in Congress and had un9ur-
passed opportunity for leaving the character
OF the Nations lawmakers. He gave 10 bis honest
opinion that there man in America more tic,
far honesty concerned than james o. Blaine to
occupy the Presidents chair In al his ex-
perilace in the lobby he had never met
% man. more thoroughly honest than the
man who heads tie Republican ticket
NoC a Congressman was less approschable uy
bride than james q. Blaine. Nobody IN tue
of dishonesty against AIr. Blaine. Tn newspaper
campaign gas dld not amount % anything.
lie knew that Nj Blaine bad refused
offers credit Mobiler stock. The speaker loudly
aypagLed by many present.
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ADAMS-At liver DOL England on Taurs'a7 Juno TO- -
John a. Ataus d. d. sou o. the lat john Adams al 81
this city.
Notice o. funeral hereafter
BTACF-tt Rocsaaa~ J. Ju-e Il issi Csrherns
Hartwe widow CALeon Eeaeh. n the 9oh year ' uof
day "A 90 $50
II srmcnt At L)ckAVay.
POLLARD-At sio1caes. Long Island. sunday JIM p.
l-s4 Fi~cta widow OF tee lGe Gavin fDiAr4 % 20
sltu % her
Temporary lntsrmeHt at Aorfches
MORA Nt Lis ato residence, los E0sciHSkO Brookyn
NiOu,Iav June -5 l-14 Joseph Moran. aged ll year.
Friends ". the family aud members col Live
anu attach Of Tue Tribune respectfully iced ~ %
funeral from above residence 50 H. wednesday
Jane
sACKEIT-E5Ah b. ~acketL June -. at samaritan hou'
TOT the atel. 49, West -t.-st-
Burial uue a 10 a. H.. from above place.
TAYLOK-In Great harrington. Ii.s. June Il. a. q,
rr-idruce 0 MA v,thst Taylor bYDls 4. t.yOs
formerly OK For -. Ca 10 tie 7IsJ year age
Savannah anu IT. RAUL papers please 81 py
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DANGEROUSLY SH0r IN THE rHRo4E

Policemen Brady and stevens took to the
Elizabeth Police station last night jeremiah sui-
van age twenty-five, OF No AS Pear-st who sur
ferng from dangerous pisto-shot wound Ia
the throat sullivan said that he WAS sitting
with three other mon fruit stand
at Worth and Centre st, Four men approached en-.
Their names were Jack" o. Brsn Doe John Lyuett
and Simon Galyer OBrien remarked 10 rulI
van: II game man
as your brother get down OF that box"
He got down Doe" ~ get brick. Galyer drew a
pistol and fired three shots te taking effect IN
Sullyans throat The four asSIilants then ran away
The wounded man was cent 10 Chambers street Hos
Al
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COOKS REPORT IN THE CHALMERS CASE.

WASH INGTON, June 23.-Ihe EreRihJ otdF
tonight says "The Republicans Of the Elections Com
mittee much worked up the action Of Mr. Cook
OF Iowa in the Cnalmer--MannnG contested election
case. It has been generally conceded by majority Of
both parties IN the House that Chalmers was entitled 70
the certified Manning by the state authorities OF
Mississippi The Committee Elections 40 decided and
the report in Chalmers, favor was ordered Cook was
Instructed make the report which lie did after much
dc ay This report, however though declaring Chalmers
elected TUNED bee Democratic campaign document
OF considerable merit 10 which the administration was
for the methods used 20 procure the M~S5s pp
Republican election and Jhe Republicans ieel tAJ they
have been imposed upon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-24

and doubtful State. and Summers hostility -
worth good many votes, SIMPLY because LIS
the workngmen OF both parties know UNIV
his whole politics is Free Trade. which would cut doWn
their wages and cut off their employment. AND 80 "
out everywhere The holt from Blame mas W
origin its motive, tts sole strength and It's mevtauo
weakness in Free Trade, and there IA nothing e'e OF ~
u not directed primarily ut Mr. Blaine, but was nod
TO come 40 sOon party lines should he sharply ulW
on the Protection question. We welcome u. Leu u pe
understood viii be understood that this Is battr
OF American interests the one side az lnst brush
interests the other and there will he NO doubt ABOUT
. h. aastHt
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y
CINCINNATI, June 23.-The Jury in the case
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A sOyyAlrEI-IJsT's DEATH.

HoRNELLsvILLE, June 23.-Chprles Barry pro-
prietor of the Hotel Barry, Corning awoke about
halfpast o'clock Saturday morning, and found hi9
wife. who had been "A -omnambulist for some years.
missing from bed. Not finding her in the house be
looked from their chamber window, which is on the
second story lie the body Of his wife ing On the
orouud Sha had evidently been walking IN her sleep
ON a narrow coping Of that runs along the side Of
the house a. tine second story, and had fallen Oh she
liz ed ONLY few after being taken INTO the
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WOMEN CASTING THEIR BALLOTS.

CLINTON. " Y, june 23-pwenty two women
voted here on Saturday the election held on establish
ing waterworks Both sides brought the women 10 the
pols seven voted for the and fifteen against H.
Fifteen more appeared al the pols to vote, but were
excluded from voting because, though they were real
t+ tavpavers the assessors had left their of
the tax roll Judge Theodore W. Dwight ult ht"G Oh
tLe Columbia Law school pointed 10 the ladies'
that women taxpayers entitled to vote under the
General Waterworks Act, and holds that the election
oHciaI, did wrong in excluding those whose names
were omitted from the roll
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COMMENDED TO THE BOLTERs.

70 m Z Il q o ? o Y 2 I 7 . q u ]" =
SRI have always greatly admired the
"Broadway Notebook" in your edition OF sun
CAV. Having carefully read the article OF this
date an so forcloly struck by the closing sell
tepee that I have taken nay pen TO express there
., my admiration: NO Government which bene-
a., the many would he acceptable 20 the fool Is so cpl
rramurari- a condensation that must say thereoI: :
verv man who delegate To chicago ana no" oo.7
smid bind " about MS neck. or em)@LOu IL upon MS
brow for it appies 20 al OF tAem 10 viii pass do|u -
,te1ry As one or those seutentOIS utterances "hch
are not forgotten. A. - A.
Jyyagieq L. l., June %, 1854.
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About thirty bald-headed members Of certain
age and gray beaded members Or uncertain age, calling
themselves the Young Mems Democratic Club, met last
evening at NJ. p West Twenty fourth 49, and listened
the reading ~ paper The Recent Legal lender
Deci -ous Of the United states supreme court Tie
document was learned and long ap0red and deliberately
historical and intended campaign document O.
convince Republicans that they should become Demo
Gratis n, reading was followed by such windy wrangle
AS 10 Its scope uteIugiby aud value an engine OF
political reformation as 10 doubts It's powers
IL convincing even Young Democrats.
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FR4GnENTs or CABLE NEFS.

pms June 23.-In the Chamber OF Deputies tp-iFy
r3+re mister Ferry's motion setting 1Orth The urgency
- = r-S,sIOp Of the constitution adopted
DrSTrr June 23-The whaling ve5se. ClieItala , its
-rived ia TIC Tay from Greenland nsherles VIII c
@ -, nj one of her uOats II Is believed that the
Creyys of he two other boats are lost
s. PtrErsHtRG. June 23.-The Russian Pr1YlucL@i
- .-,l,1ce that the Ministry o. EuIcdu0n mas or
1d-lsd thst A copies the journal AHdS o. ne f"tl
49, issued dung the last twenty years s1" DO ieo e''
from Russian Libraries.
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nrsAPpnINlEn krRnLARs-

The vaults Of the Lincoln Safe Deposit COM
pany, opposite the Grand Central Depot are not ony
burglar and FIRE proof but being above ground are Ire
from dampuass. They built u the centre u the build
ing exposed % the hight u day on al sides. Ilo' have
Ing silver trunks and yaiuao DO store during thcll 40
senco from the city should examine thI, o,lare, Witch
combines al he elements Of strength with Abso.ua