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MAYOR. AND PERHAPS kOBBER ALSO.
A Mexisna Oaeial WAs, Guilty ar lsnocsat.
Uma HWsts Or Friends.

Mexiena Oaeial Whs. Guilty sr lsnocsat.
u"s H~sts Of Triemds.
New LAREDO. Mexico, May 22--Although
several OF the Mexican Central train robbers
have been hunted down and killed. the great
majority Of them nre still at liberty. Tho re-
port that seventeen Of them had been shot was
unfoundsd. They are In the mountains. and
probably will not be captured RICH: away. New
Laredo Ia very much interested In the cnse for
the reason that the Mayor. Pablo Quintana. ts
charged with having led the gang Of bandits
who wrecked the train. Opinion hero is d.
vided a. to his innocence. hut guilty or inno-
cont every one 10 his friend. and nobody wants
him punished. When the crime WAS first laid
at his door. he resigned his Office and fed to
Texas. but. changing his plans. he returned to
Mexico the next morning. and was captured
by. detachment OF cavalry.
der arrest the people formed procession and
marched around the town. CRYING out In his
ss 10:
ei.isen: became !sspoDsibie ior him. COM D
produce him ior trial whenever wantsd he was
once or twice but bis trial has sin H. each cass
been postponsd. and some believe that he will
never % tiled. owing to the powerful political
sSe raid made On the
and to haye secured the greater part Of the
booty he has some heightened ideas about the
etiquette OF railway travel.
Coming up 70 Laredo the other evening from
Monterey on the train. . passenger who lost
his hat from the window seized the bell rope
nailed the engineer to 60 ahead. and sternly
Eabuked the passenger Tor pulling the rope.
had charge Of the train. and was on the point
Of attacking him when Quintana who was In
the same car. reprimanded the man IN iorcible
| such proceedings would not be tolerated In any
| civilized country on earth. 1t is understood
that QuintanR's trial will occur next month In
| Tamaulipas. but very few believe that the case
will ever be called. or. II 1t Is. that he will be
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Kiiliss ainseif ~ . Ttse whsa All LssksA
Dpteht DsNsps NSu.


LENo1R, N. G., May T.-About year ago
. young farmer named Henry Clippard. living
near the head NJ Lower Greek. In this county.
won't n church one Sunday morning At Hinge
Greek meeting house. There were also pres
ent ct the meeting house three brothsrs. ono .
more lad. named Carlton. There was no pre-
vious Acquaintance between the CARTONS and
ClippaRd The CARTONS had besn drinking. and
one Of them wss considerably under the infiu-
snoe Of liquor. He engaged In noisy dispute
with some young men near the church. and
after being induced By one Of his brothers to
leave them. shouted that he could whip any
man on the ground. Clippard. hearing this.
replied. You know that 10 iis." This led to
other words. aud In moment the two elder Of
the Carlton boys were close 70 Clippsrd. threat.
ening him. a. be Aitsrward declared. with
nothinS mors than ous Bis coat. Hs rstrssted.
h.si mt e % S Ssn n until .r ss
CARTONS on each side Of him. He then drew
one Sat Sc u: Other near az groin; III:
et poln Il orasa to answer any d.
a ~ sHS
Dor term Of this court at which q true bill had
been found against him for murder. He sur.
rendered to the sherifi. and after remaining In
Jail q few weeks was admitted 70 bail. Alter
his release he hired 70 farmer In his neigh
borhood, and worked faithfully until this
week. whom the court which was to try him
convened. Three wHsks ago be married a
On Monday morning he came to Lenoig: and
Cllley and Nswland. was. formally ArraiRned
The trial Wa nyed for o'clock this morning
remarking that be would Be back this morning
At Q II he. was not dead. and laughinRly babe
his 6rothers home and when about 2O6 yards
from the door sailed e bic brother to hurr,
Snce ran across ths plantation to meet him
tree hid him from view. the brother heard 4
pistol shot and then . gros9. Swinging for
down on grassy hillside. got down upon 1t
hts head about the middle OF the coat, and sho
himself through the skull. He fingered until
noon, whom he died. without having spoken
Opinion here VIVA strongly in favor OF his &C
QutttAl, and he knew II. and no ono can give
satisfactory reason for the suicide
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ar1ss siLL,y pxxrossAxoxs.
ASsssns - Expsss nse shswsas thas sssrsS
ata NsS write sSs wopa Wtfs."

Assssss - E.ssss rue sh.wsss ,has sss-sa
etc Nss write she Ware I" Wtfs."
BAN FRANcsoo, May 22.--Thc plaintiff In
ths divorces case Of Sharon agt. Sharon. never
noted for her modesty. shocked the Court and
set the whole city laughing yesterday BY dc.
mand that an order bs issued By JudSs sulli-
van granting her permission to visit her chill
dren.
what children ?" roared Mr.. Barnes. for the
defence.
MY children"
who and where are they. may aski"
"why. Fred shnron's audiFrank Nswiand's.
Of course. They are the Senator's. and haven't
Q proprietary interest In everything that 10
his :"
The Court paid no attention TO her demand J..
but the children. who are grown people. are
reprssented 40 out Of oil patience with the
Coming into court this morning. the report.
!heir desks. boxes Of cherries and handsome
ssSSS e sns %e w ss1 y
son. on: Of the r.portsrs returned his cher;
ID il their direction. During The past week
sss.r s as s saSs ~: S'f have a
,H which Senator shcr"n sads.,s her
trntions the experts showed that in every cnse
the word "wifc" had heen written over an
erasure and In some instAncea they made out
the words that had originally appeared in the
places. such ~ Allie" or friend"
,When one Of the experts loft tho stand Miss
him With having been bought by sharon's
money to testiiy against her. and Informing
him that she considered him the most dishon-
orable scoundrel she ever met. An attempt
will DO made later on to punish her for con-
tempt OF court In sending this letter.
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WORST OF, Akgaz SMITHS.
Tt. T-.us,. =. ae1e ~ ~. A-rs.. 70,
Bura'as ~ s,j'.r..

MiDDhEio"N' the Iaii
Of 1880 three houses We ks a blacksmith
shop. carriage fad(GT7 Ind a number OF
stables and outhouses bald ging to the hotel OF
the place. were destroyed u nre in the neigh
boring village OF Branchvilit, N. J. The fires
followed ono another In quick succession. and
were plainly Of incendiary origin. At the last
Of the fires. which destroyed J. L. Everitt's barn.
q man. James p. Smith. was seen leaving the
burning building. He Was arrested on suspicion
q being the inoendiary. Tho evidence against
him was SO strong that he was convicted OF the
crime. His counsel succeeded In securing
new trial for him. which was set down for last
February's term Of court at Newton. Smith
was released on bail pending the trial.
and disappeared. While Smith was in jail an
older brother. william. was arrested for rob-
DsT s Sss 70 rssn
lodged IN jail charged With aggravated assault.
n .G jane. Alter he
forfeited hts bail on the new trta! until last
S MerS va sns ne hS I'd
was on spree. 1t was also announced that he
was armed, and swore he would Kill any one
Dunn and cons,sbls biiiis!on starssd il search
:sss q bso. S ss doS
with every chamber loaded. was found upon
placed a the wagon. AZ Mount Pisgnh Oon-
mS 81 sSs css to sSS. hS
drink. Dunn had no sooner left tho wagon
than Smith soized the reins. with his mAnacled
The Sheriff gave chase. and overriding the
wagon. seized one Of the hind wheels and by
sS u sSs Trs
fence. with which he became entangled. The
horsp ran away. The officer then compelled
OF the pistol. The horse was overtaken five miles
on. Tho wagon was completely demolished.
Smith ahead all the way to Newton jail. Smith.
who 10 4 desperate character. swsnrs that
when he 10 released from prison he will kill
cerned in his prosecution. On hts trial no
motive could be shown for his inoendiarism.
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NO MORE ROOM IN PIKE COUNTY JAIL
TIVE q shs QSssr Cuss~aaers that Await
Trsal 10 the Ads~s~lure Prlasa.

TRIAL IL the Als~satsrs Prison.
MILFORD. Pa. May 30.-A few days ago Edwin
Ball. member Of oonsneuous Honssdals family com.
plesd sentence In tho jail At that place for larceny
The day no went to the barn OF Thomas whelan
Kmblss Pike county, sixteen miles from Honesdaie.
took valuable horse from the barn. harnsssed 1t 10
whsan's carriage. aad drove away. He retained to
Honssdale the carriage being demolished the way
At onesdsls he took another carriage from H. r Whit
neys stable. and drove to tavern Ave miles further
There was to BE- dance st the tavern that night He
EXCHANGED the horse for ticket to the ball aud turned
the wagon over - security for rsfreshmenta II. wa
traced to the tavern, where he found on Mondny
He hos been turned over to the authorities OF this
county, and 10 now In Milford Jail.
Just before Ball was locked up Samuel johnson, .
orrarlned man who w1 awaiting his trial for stealing
standing within ten feet Of the properly wrenced his
cell door open with . pisce Of iron taken from .
s ' sau.S him r!, snr hi i mur:s
neighbor . few days since The sons rsfased to
leave the taiL They subsequently found bail, aud
returned home They found their father there. Upon
81 and gave himself up lie said his onl. reason
for escaping wa 70 attAd 70 spring work on his farm
but a. his sons could link after he content
atAy 10 Jail. johnson has mt been seen since, There
are eight tr. on charges % BURGLARY
and perjury, the lattSr ssug sequel TO the Grsanng
murder trial,
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CAPTURED NJ THE FIREMEM.
Psrrsy's Fsrcss ~ eve Int the Health Deard's
sasrshsuss vvithsus B-lns IavsseA.

Purroy's Fsress ~ owe Int the Health Doard's
sss-shswss withsst B-sns Iavasea.
Seventeen years ago the Fire Department
loaned the old engine house at 1873 Worth
street to tho Health Department which has
since occupied II As \ storehouse for dlsin-
fectants and other sanitary supplies. The Fire
Department recently repented OF its gen.
erosity. and about two weeks ago asked the
Health Department to vacate the building.
Much diplomatic correspondence followed. but
the Health Department remained In possess
sion and refused to surrender.
The Health Department basod it's right to
the engine house on It's long occupancy. and
Gs. x Shss{ sGs s 70 og ghs FRI to sa. If
s!oners. .Commissioner Pnrroy. In return.
obtained tho opinion Of the Corporation Coun-
neither claimant, being the, property Of the
city the Fire Department Ind the batter right
rehs hsd bse %, II
Fortified by th,s assurance. Commissioner
Lossession OF the contested engine house.
Chief Bonner. with three nremen, went to the
ns One " the fo wstshmen was 81 taking nisht
on while the other. William Cooney. had
loccked, h! hs door and zone 70 o, supper,
window ia the second story; 4 fireman Was
| sent LOT n lauder, AMI M ne was very BLOW
about returning Chief Bonner and his remain
Ing aids ohtaiped entrance by breaking the bar
which secured the door.
Commissioner Purroy denies that they broke
| into tho engine house. They merely gently
and pleasantly forced the door" be says.
since. The house will DO used as a fuel depot
| and tender station when the Health Depart
ments thing are moved away.
Tho health officers expressed great indigna-
| ton yesterday Mt Commissioner Purroys pro-
| ceeding and intimAted that he might come to
grief. Rs the Police Commissioners did when
| they tried to Gust them from their Offices Ia
the Central ONCE building,
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D..s.reu. Ob..rus.,.n. IN B.s..n H.rb.r.

BOSTON. May 3l.-The Post has been investi-
eating statements Of fishermen and. others regarding
sunken rocks and edses in Boston harbor and has sue
ceedsd In locating two dangerous ohstructons over
which In heavy weather not small sailing vessels
could pass in safety These isdxes down the
Government charts hut have been known to hshermen
for long time One In large ronk or ledge ion feet
long IN the main ahip channel beariug esAnortheast Of
NinOta Light distant about twO miles, where the Gov
s0undinss si the charts showed the lowest
water to 10 fully ~ fsthos tut where sOuudings BY
though there water sno!rh on the ledge to nost moi.
passes ths way would escape dssiuction should she
oons upon this spot In storm Another dangerous
poin which, although not directly the path 81 yes
ssls .aiin. from Northern 70 southern porte
Of tie Gade. Is twenty or thirty feet III crcuinfer.
ence and showed only NJ fathons nj water covering
Minos Light. north by west from scitusts. and east.
northeast from the Glades
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Arrtved-SArrRpAy. Nav 81.
g. Glbs IlAmmslmsn Bremen Nay 81. and soushamp
"a Geilert, Bauer, Hamburg.
Bs Hsckla, Thomson. Copenhagen May II.
IS Stroma, Mcfarland, 1t. Anna Bay.
81 Elysia, Brown, Glasgow Nay III
ss LANDAU City, Weiss, Newport.
81 Sara, Baker, Ptiladelphia
50 Gulf Stream. Pennington. Charleston.
BArk Western Belle. carson. Bahia.
Bark D. A. Rfsytoh Hunticy, Guantanamo.
ARRivEp OUT.
IA Oregon, from New York, on FaStnet
&c scythia, from New York. At Queenstown.
SAILED rnox vossIaS rosr.
ss AmeriQue, from HAvre for New York.
ga Greece, from London Friday, for New York.
50 Airiatc, from Queenstown Friday. for New York
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The New Hud... River Steamer.

The City OF Kingston which ID to run be-
tween New York and Rondout with the James W. Bald
win steamed up North River yesterday 1t l O'CLOCK
She 10 propeller and her outlines resembles
steamers. Her 6wnefp the Cornell Steamboat Com
pAny say she Designed TO d. on the Hndson what the
OREGON and Alaska do onothe Atlantic They
to make the run between New York and Rondout In Ave
hours which 10 about twenty miles an hour She made
nineteen miles hour on her trip from Wilmington
DEL to this city She ass feet long ~ feet wide and
loaded will feet OF She carr easily
SO passenger and she has Il ststeroons which have
been furnished with unusual elegance.
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RpRINdrIELn. Mans. May 31.-Joseph @.
Chase. frsnchmsn who has been about the country
with socasd electric inrenons including the multiple
telegraph ~ STEM which few nEo csused sen.
-stion In Hartford WA arrested In woodhaven, L. L.
and brought ths this morning on an In.
niclment charging him with being cheat and oh.
an invention by which machinery could be run by an
electric Several other persons put
money In the enterprise ChAsss wenI from thia
city suddenly about and sncr that time the
police have been looking for him.
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FOWNd.
Found, gem Of priceless beauty;
Found, pearl without " haw,
Found, friend 20 all the peOpir;
Found, play TO always "dfaw."
Found, foil 10 wasting cankrr;
FOUND, q 10y f0reverinOre
Found. the choicest, pursst, sweetest
D~nUfrlcs e'er known before.
Found u s0x0d0nt the Peerless
Boom TO every on earth
Cleansing heAline--ail men blrsa the
Hour sweet soKOd0nt had birth.
a.nmed With rsarla.A mouth ssmmsd with pearls
tween the ruby Of lovely lips and the psarly teeth
enclosed hes winged the fancy Of many poet. soze
sdorn the feminine mouth y z pure y y aromatie y
tartar No Gritty OF othsr Questionable Ingredient
teammates It. lie odor ID bamv. and it, purifying opera
iiOn thOrWuHh-Adv.
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Ne Fewer 90 Passsh Witnesses for CoWtsWpt.
ALBANY. May 3l.-The General Term OF the
Supreme Court hiss reversed the decision OF Judge West
brook in the case Of ". NcDonsd the contunacious
witness who refused to answer questions put tn him by
I'll: ssns,s Cities COMMITTEES; Jndse Learned, IN h,
functions authorized by the Constitution neither branch
OF the LesaAture has any power TO punish n for
questions put were nmatsris aud the witness
bound to answer them.
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Willie Smith. the nine year.old son OF Will
liam Penn hmith. bosrder In the Pavilion Hotel IN
New Brighton, staten Island. was looking, Friday
afternoon down into the elevator shaft one door Of
which had been s unEsxed during Repairs the hots
His head WAS caught between the bottom Of the de-
IT the injuries he received
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Destroyed for:ysr and healthy tone restored TO .,o'
bid craving for stimulans which bottle only Of Dr
feckhamS Vegetable substitute for Sumuinnts" fails
to benefit Price u. Druggists. CritLenl0n.
Agent. lis FULTON st-Adp.
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Joseph .. Dssv~srss's Will.

The will OF Joseph a, Bosworth. which has
been offered for proats, gives his Law library his
sons. Joseph snd Francis u. Bosworth: his piano to
his daughter. Mary ssxe his cut studs tn his son.
Charles T. BoswOrth; his gold watch to his nephew,
Frederick YarrnGton ana the use Of hi. late residence
lSa wstt Twsntyserend street. IN hts dauehters Jose
ph,ne YMtes and stella Lee The OF his estate 10
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Msr Iss.bnnd's Aasetisa..

Caroline liable and her husband OF Williams
burEh lived apart slnes December last. Ars Hat
BILE claims that the breaking mp her home dus to
the influence exercised her Mrs. schwsb
Of l32 Throop and has begun suit against her
for $1,000 damAgeA
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Senator Fourteenth District. New Yor

Mra. Tosaiss Never ImagINed
Anything so handy to have In the house "s are Sea
bury 4 Johnson's Rsady.made Mustard Pissters.
Honsekeepers know that the old'fashioned mustard
poultce generally more bother than II WORTH
even when the store mistRri WAS strong enough "
make Itself felt-snd tins wasn't on~h THE ~ J.
Ready. made Plnsters composed OF the purest ma
terias have qualities and rrompty
made poutics aud TO convenience there 10
parison At ALL Take them with you when going into the
country snd on journeyh sold In i3 %, and IS cent
nnck
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day evening. Nay a. a. The Tssdsacs OF Tie bride .
n'. His y ssss:s e. = ~ 1h.. Ssssls:s ' 4
stAplstNu, Staten IalAna.
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MARINE INTELLTGENCR

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rWIs NAV.
Sun sisss... 81 Sun asss. - Noon setA ~ 50
HIGR vArsa-rnIs
SANDY HOOK. % Gov. Island lo Hell oass. -. oe
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Bsrpess's Kailissss relieves The saapssas
and Irritation caused by shaving.
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Take . teaspesaful "r Argossura Btssers
with gass Of hot water In the morning 10 tone
stomach No better Appstiier. SEQ that you get the
genuine "'''' n'""'A Dr. ). O. b. sIEGERr SONS.
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KesreAs's Hats. 20 C"r.Ia.dt ss:.summsr
colors hight weight tine Derhys 81 90 2? Is e2U0
white high hats, $3.50. worth u; 80. worth -.
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Are HSs 0elss - shs Csessrye
Non, yssvsa out today with extra sheet hes second
edition. Of tho summsI Resort Guide, Giving plAfea
pyicsS dslancss and Ill particular Morris fhiiips
Co., Pask Dlaes. New fork.-Adv.
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AIphsIss Dsusss's +" AaVpho."
The only translation IN English Ne 30 Of " The
nrooks,ds Library" Price ~ csntA for sale BY every
heWodeAsr,-Adv.
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Best location In town for the summer, most rooms
HOusG k1Gg Are vVAaGS. oge01wsy end "a ss.-AAS
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"sapphs." ~ AIpseass Dssast.
The Grsatsst French novel publiahed. Out In No s&
stapds,-AAV,
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THE CORPORATION OF HEGEMAN / CO.,
3a BR0ADwAI.


The largest aud most coinret. in the world 10 under
the management Of Mr.. GEORGK W. RAMSEY. . grad:
ns,e OF twenty years. standing With him are a.: Of
ten Year, a graduate VI pharmacy.
The OF all prescriptions Will he - cent less
than any other hoa,s They have No ne other store 4.
relation to hs made against them Tor selling drnzs
At u fair profit:
giss who will maintain their right tn sell ~ such PRICES
they choose the goods for which they pay the market
price to give them away N they feel 10 inclined. end
among them the foremost in their opposition to the
monopoly l. the corporation OF HEUEMANA 90. II No.
N Broadway. the first to s1urAte the system II reA
sensible prOnta on large rales IN vending patent Wed
cinen. They succeeded the wrll.knOwn hrin OF Hk0k
MAN CO., at their present address and Of the
hest stocked and best equipped drug stores In the city
Their establishment II ,nde Of IN every
department. Including wner. liquors. perfumery. toilet
articles. fancy goods. aud such wsres usually
found III every nrst-cAss drug store, aud. relying
continuation u the popular support they hnve Ions
enjOred they will continue to sell At uniform prot
Of 10 less all the koods druggists deal in
THEY have uneQunilcd reputation for the quality Of
oil their goods and for their charges IN max
ing M expensive prescriptions using only genuine pure
drugs aud employing the most competent eonpounders
To be found"
We need not name prices As all know We are the low
est price houne In the world.
THE PEOPLE ARE WITH U.s.
We have received 500 letters from the hest people
in the city thanking US for the good work we are doing
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4: 4 / Fl ||'$IIII III +. RIUlII
MAMMOTH TAILORING RsrABLIsHxENT.
iso 1922 AND is BowgRv. COR. SPRING 81.
A GA % ID
FROM THE
CORPORATION OF
HEGEMAN 4 CO.,
400 BROADWAY.

We have the past eight been the Regulator OF
Prices In the Drug Trade, -
We the largest Patent Medicine House In the World.
We have always advised our customers and friends
right We shall ron inue tn do 30.
ent Medicines Of every name aud nAtu!o and We advse
customers and frcnrs Ia take advantage OF the
prcAsnt prices whirh are n per cent ess than the
prices which the IllGIi.PRlCRb RING rule conpels
other druYgirts 10 sell them ut
OiJR AIyICE ia LAY up A FAIR STOCK
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1sWsh - 8~ss."
Clesfs out psss mice. roashes 6iss, ants bsdbugs,
skunks, shipnusSA SsphssG Ne. DrSsgtsss'.-Ads.
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j. W. d shNss ~

j. W. JshNst~w,
no GRAND ST. NEW YORK.
SUMNER UNbERxEAR-rOPCLAR PktCES
0Auze Meriuh shirts. 5bc 7Sc.
summer Msrno Shirts. SIC, soc,
Rslbrgunn. Lawn Tennis and Boating ShirtA
feppeFri Jean Drawers own make, SIN. pair
Dress shirts. own make. 81, Si,25, $50 each
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S:c: sas y u ~ No. ssr ~.
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WY a ! $,sss / l. l.. ~: =: )

THE largest stock II Watches In New York extrHnrd
nary low prices. We have all kinds Of Fine Watches
Iorss Tuners. sssond. ry ssskr Split y. Ssesnas snd
We sell u Solid Silver Hunting Watch. genuine Amrr
can movements Elgin or wnlihAn,, kew windef. ~.
solid silver Hunting Watch, genuine American move
menr, Elxin or Waithan: stem windsr. $40 solid
Elgin wwha,n, with cnsc. he .utiiullv chased and
engraved. gent-inrn's S15 ladies' rt,es Sd tndt~n
Gold Hunting Watch Sit Solid tlOld RihEa, with real
cameo or other .toir. s2 l!rarat gold - far ladies'
watch Tor three wears II not ~ represented te mon.y
will be returned. CASPERfELp CLtyELANp'S.
BuWERY. hetweeu n BrOone