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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
NOT TO GO TO TIE SOUTH POLE THIS YEAR.

The probability IS that The projected south Polar OK
pcilton IN which Henry NillaId IS interested VIII DO post
poncd until year from next spring Mr. Vilard's pri-
yate secretary says: Tho report which was recently
tclcgrsuhed throughout this country and Europe that
contracts had been awarded at Philadelphia for the
construction Of two vessels for the expedition was
untrue No such contracts were even asked for and
do not know where or when any vessels Will be
constructed"
The secretary said further tha. II was great mistake
on the part Of the public 10 suppose that Mr Willard
IS leader In the exploration enterprise. The scheme
nr1nafed IN Germany, and he IS SIMPLY a subscriber
TIE yc.,cls 10 be Used VIII be steamers, small but
stIOngy built
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEWS
FORT OF NEw.YORX.......TUE sDAY. SEPT H. 1888
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
wyoming (Br Rlgby. Liverpool Sept !, Queens
town e with mdse and 60! passengersto A NJ Underh
Co. Arrived at tre Bar At 10 2Oam
Philadelphia Hess Puerto Cabello Aug 81. Cnra
l. Laguaya 4. with mdse passengers Bou
ton. Bliss < Dallet Arrived at the Barat l35
Atlas tBrl Morris. Kingston Ang 20. Aspinwa
lOIO Lin0n =. Fortune Island
with mdse AMI passengers TO Pm. Forwood & Co.
Steamer city OF Atlanta Hansen Havana. with mdse TO
Jns T. v art q Co Arrivoi at TIC Bar at S.lOa IN.
Steamer Aglers Percy Galveston days. with ndse 10
John / Van Sickle
steamer Hudson, Hasev. NewOrcans days. with mdss
and passengers 10 : II seaman.
DOanc. Charles ton 3 Gays. with mdsc
and passengers To VIM clyde & Co.
II y Dimock
Wllkosblrre. Gates Boston for Port Johnson
Steamer CITY OF New Bcdfori. DAVIS. Fa. River with
mdsc 10 BOiueD q Iovsi
Steamer navarro span Adecoccn. Boston. in baas. to
C1la. T. sumner & Co.
Ship Joaquin Drnkwater Calcntta 30 days mdso
10 order. vessel 10 NJ Pickering x co
Snip shsks ee tGer Muller Hamburg - days with mdse
TO order; vessel 10 Hermann koOp & Co
ship Hain-ut ticg). 10 Nro. Antwerp June Is. Queens
town - dav.. IN ballast 10 master
rllp Palmer (Nor, sorensen. Hamburg ~ days with
mdse 10 order; weasel TO Tobias & Co.
ship Centennial. Bears. Hong Kong May ~ with mdso
10 smith Is >chippcr: vessel 10 Vernon n Brown 4 Co
SlIp AthlOn tBrl Dexter London al days with chalk
TO order; vessel 10 & " Bcrtaur
BARK Carleton. CrOsle. singapore April 10 with mdsc
10 order. vessel to snow Z Burgess
Bark Nor (Sor. BJOLnc- AarhHus 81 days with empty
barrels 10 srier. vossol 10 Funch. fdyc d Co
BARK Alice ClAfiign (fr. lockmrt Rotterdam 81 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
LADoRERs DISAPPOINTED ABOUT THEIR PAY.

A lively scene took place in the City Hall in Long
Island CITY yesterday abOrers employed lay
ing the water mains Astoria stopped work at noon and
secured warrants from Public Works Commissioner llar
riran to get their wages for week. Directly after
o'clock CITY Treasurer Beckwenn's once bcsiegcd
with the laborer The Treasurer acting upon the ad
vice OF the Council refused to honor the warrants
that by the Mayor and much indignation was
expressed By the mem who went home without their pay
The trouble is differences between Mayor Gleason and
the Board OF Aldermen understood that the labor
crs would hold an Indignation meeting. but Mayor
Gleason attending the convention at Buralo further
action was postponed until Saturday when the Mayor will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
Mr.. Rr11MAx roRGOr us SECOND WIFE.

Mn. hCLLM1N fOA"oI iiIS HECoND "IfH'
The viii of Frederick huffman, which was filed FOR
probate yesterday, executed on December 10.
1883. IT had been kept By him in his private vault
IN the Lincoln Safe Deposit Company's building whence
It taken an order granted by gate Ransom
by the tcstator's Frederick Rulmen jr. There
is 10 mention in 1t Of Amelia Mstyka the pretty
musician from Vienna, with whom he bccam1
Quaincd sixteen years ago, and whom hc married
his death bed al Mamaroncck on August 81. Caharine
Rulman his first wife, who died since the Will
signed, receive under IT the income OF the
estate which was 70 be divided at her death between
their children. ClOida Cahanne Icnrctta Augusta
az her death goes 70 the children Of Mrs. Ellen Miller,
another daughter OF the tcstatOr. TO whom are given
ell his claims against her husband, James ". Miller
This daughter IS absolutely barred from any and all
partcp atiOn' In his estate except thus provided
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
WHAT rs GOING on TO-DAY.

w
National Lawn Tennis tournament Staten lsland' oo
p. m $500, ,,.,.or, tor pos,on nm steamboat
Pilgrim. y. M .,
Meeting OF the Board Of Education, p m.
Meeting OF the Med'coLeeal Society Ho'ei Buckhg
Convention OF Dancing Masters. No. Gil Futonst'
brooklyn IL a. m. , ,,.. nal,
Brooklyn. ... ,,. .,
tcrnoon end evening. ,
No oO6 East Ei-h;y-siXthst., r. m
Debate or Tariff and Wages. Cooper Union. 80 m
LIQUOR Dealers National Protective Association, Chick
ering Hail. IL o.
Dinner TO Coroner Levy. Vienna Cafe.
James X. O'Beme Battery meeting, Eichth ana 81
Nicholas ayes ard c-hundTcd and-twenty second-st
Independent Protective Tarn Club meeting, NO sS2
Ninthaye.
Harrison and Morton Club meeting No $500 Firstave
Young Mems Republican Club, OF West Haiieh' NO.
a. West 0nc-hundred.a md twenty nfthst
American Anti Trade League, NO 40 MIMI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
LONG ISLAND.

Ex-Governor r. c. Mccormick Of Arizona. who IS
q son-in-law OF Allen G.. Thurman and a RepuDncan
State Committeeman, is confined TO his house III
Jamaica with serious eye troubles
william BOhan, the kochaway Beach llquor.dealer;
who cougcd ont both OF his wc's eyes was arraigncd
before Judge Garrcs0n in The Queens County Court or
Sc sions yesterday lie pleaded not guilty, and the
trial was set down for MONDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
HOME NEWS.
: PROMINENT ARRIvA

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HoIEHo,
AsTOR-Congressman Henry Bacon. OF Oosno' ~ naua
BRUNSWICK Squtt, italian Ccnsui Nv ' n
de,nhia CLAREN DON-JuGge Edmund Waduch ovn
ersi s Boiling Colonel W. C. Elan ana Coione' D D.
Iuen Of Virginia EvEEET'r-Concressman ., =. nu ,
,ows and ex-Congressman II. G. Hon. OF Mlch'H'n ','
T !, DolIiyer OF Iowa FIFTH AVENut-Sei'.or D.
7, C,meron and Congressman William L. Scott OF rel'
sy,vania. Congressman George T.. Bowden anu
sssn,, F,,na Hunton OF Virginia; Green T. Esun OF
T,nois: Philip d. ARMOUR Of Chicago; ex''fovenor su
ersck Smyth Of New. Hampshire and state scna,or s
q Erwin 6IISEY-Jamcs n. Tyner OF indiana ana
1Iaet Kilbourne OF Washington. MURRAY HILL
state Senator c. p. Vcdder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
TO CONTROL HOWARD MEYER's ESTATE.

Justice Patterson has confirmed the finding OF inc
shcqins Jury to the effect that Howard Meyer the son
OF Christopher Meyer, IS insane and has appointed
Otis w. Randall committee OF his estate. requiring
him "a GIVE hord Of sos 900 This action taken
on the petition of Mrs. Minnie p. {. Meyer the wife OF
Howard Meyer and stcp-daughcr Of Mr.. Randall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

Edward 9larschrcder. tho boy who ran away from
his home al 10. 7G3 Firsavc. on Monday, was heard
from yesterday. lie sent letter from Jersey City
TO his parents saying that he had left home because
lie did not wish 10 20 10 school and he afraid
his father would whip him. He also declared that
be wished to earn his own living and he begged his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
ALONG TIE SOUND.

The first number OF " The Danbury Daily Democrat
appeared on Monday This with The Evening News
gives the town two dallics.
An eight-day tower clock with an 500 pound boil
will be placed in the new County Court House at
Bridgeport.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

parents not TO search for him. The iad Is fourteen
wears Of age On Monday he drew out So, when
he had IN the Gcrmana savings Bank anu dei' 'o
city He also had S6 and watch worm soo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
Jersey CITl

The scptemSer term OF the Hudson County Courts
opened Yesterday. Judge Knapp addressed the Grand
Jury at length and called Its attention particularly 10
the new liquor law and the selling Of pools on horse
races This Jury Is the first under the law passed by
the Legislature last winter, taking the appointment
out OF the hands of the Sheriff and putting II III con-
troll Of jury commission.
state convention Of the Liquor Dealers Associa-
tion Of New Jersey was to have been held yesterday
morninc in Roche's Hall, at Grove and Morgan SITS
Tho DELEGATES from the rural counties failed to appear
and the convention was adjourned until Tuesday OF
next week
Thomas W. Leake, Inspector OF Pollution OF tho
Passac River has informed the Board Of Public WORKS
that the ordinance passed by the Common Council OF
Passac providing for the construction OF sewers To
empty into the Passac River has been approved by
the Mayor. and warns the Board to take such legal
action as may be deemed necessary to prevent H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
NEWS FROM THE SUBURbA
NEw-JERsEY.

DR.. william H. Morse of westfeld, the analytical
chemist who was charged with using tho mails Tor
fraudulent purposes acquitted yesterday by COM
missioner Kcasbey. Anthony Comstock ana the col
tors of The Druggists Circular who were present
we're satisfied that the acQuit:al was just
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12

with and empty barrels to order vessel 10 whitney
PARK Talisman (Br) Baker Fowoy Sc days. clay to
Dunn & 90; vessel to Bovd HIncken.
Smith & scspper. vessel to scammoll Bros.
sUNsET-At SANDY Hook wnd strong. +; cloudy. At
CITY island, wind. strong. y l.; raining
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Ethiopia 8r. Wilson Glasgow Aug 90 Neville
so win nae ana ~ passengers 10 henderson Bros Az
steamer Enter lGer Bauer. Bremen sept Southampton
the Bar at Ills pm.
CLEARED
Steamer Ludgate lin (Br. Brown. London-Hendcrson
scomcr GermanIc lBr). GlcAden Liverpool Queens.
steamer otana br), button Liverpool Queenstown
steamer pain (jer Grnlths Liverpool Queenstown
steamer Aer CGer chri,toer- Bremen via Southampton
stcnmcr wc'serniand tBclg Rardc Antwcrp-Pctcr
steamer rorta tnr. Dawson. HALIFAX and stJohns NE 60
steamer gialncr. Adams. New. oreans-J Van Sickle
Steamer Yema-scc. Patt. Charle~'on-Wm PClydo q Co
Steamer Gu andottc Kelley Norfolk and Newport New
steamer Herman Water. IIalott. 8os,on-H f Dimocx.
BARK Mod (NorL Birkeaw. Chrstiana, Nor-Benham &
BARK @iaoe .ItaD Dgoriudo. cete-Fuuch Hlye& Co.
bars Jo,e T. More LeonnAri GieninesosT AZ len & Co
bris II fomeno tspanl Hernandcz. santa cruzFauch.
beg sunlight. Thompson. Georgetown. Demorara-L &
Armstrong.
fta %eT, As,sa 'Cr Lysrpoo Asa KngsiC3 ch,.
Charleston: Guyaninite Newport News.
NOTICE. TO MARINERS
Jhe wreck Of ne scotland gIsp has been brought in
~ order OF tho I.s ptGoGsc Bcard ~" 81 "'' ''''
TompGnsviN NY Scpt l. isss ins"eetor 81 District
TIN MOVEMENTS OF srEAMEEs
FOREIGN PORTS
&C.. GL1 ssc sSPl ARRIVED steamer crcas'h BD Camp
hAyar, septll-sa.ed, eteamer wlcand GER, Albcrs.
GipGAIIAh prior TO sept loPassed steamer Pontiac (Drl
bfo"n from Mediterranean EorIs On her way to NewYOrk
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CAMPAIGN DOCUMENTS
TtlE TRIBUNE.
ENTERTAINING AND VNAysvEHAgLx

Ine Miiis Fill and ;:e Enriu Of Z Ssh Compares
being second edition of IN, Tribunes document
entitled " Tho Iah OF 1885, twenty pages, in whea
lor pages are ADDED showing all the reductions pro
posed by the Mills bill, In detail, and the total amount
Of revenue reduction which 1t claims 10 effect. Tho
cheapest and handiest form IN which the Mills bill
can be obtained. Ready september 8. sixteen pages
are devoted TO showing exactly what articles are
protected and what not under the present tari.
the present duties every article OF imported goods
together with an exhibit Of the present free
list In FULL the quantity Of each article
imported IN 1883 and 1857 and the total amount Of
duty collected each article There is a brief
Introduction recns all tie tariff acts ever passed BY
Congress, the object and result of eacn beng e1.
accurate, was prepared with gIclt labor expense,
and VII be required continually for reference.
during the year Ii shows how America hngs hci
millions al! over tho world Tor ioregn labor and
products, even under tho present ,allr. and hoy
Nice single copies, Il cents, 100 copies for ~
900 copies for SO.
No. iC.. Democracy Means Free Trade
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Tie Address Farmers i,sucn 10y tho ~,
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DISGUSTING DANDnuFf

surely be gotten I'D Of" says VOL known physician
by using SEABuRNs uYDEON ArlTllloL SOAP &C
cordng directions have tried g. and therefore speak
personal experience" sold BY all Druggists at 25c
cake sent postpaid receipt Of price by D. * j..
plattst., N, Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
MARINE INTELLIGENOE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TODAY.
sur rises 5ss Sets GIL Noon sets 0i7 Moons age
y--Sandy HOOK OLA Gov rsrd Ol5 Hell Gate 20.
PX-Sandy HOOK 0:35 Gov. Isrl 0i3 Holl Gate 233
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s.: al SKIN
SALE.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT TKIS WEEK.

90 new styles Sealskin Jackets;
worth sl25 price this week 500.
20 new styles Seal Jackets;
worth $40; price this week $40.
20 new styles Seal English Walking
Coats
worth s1c5 price this week S135.
90 new styles Seal Sacques
worth 1856; price this week $3.50.
90 new sty.es Seal Sacques
worth 500; price this week $3.50
90 new sty.es Seal Sacques;
worth 1925; price this week $50
90 new styles Seal Sacques
worth $3.50; price this week 5000.
90 new styles Seal Long Coats;
worth $500; price this week s2t0.
20 new styles Sealskin Newmarkets /;
worth saoO price this $500.
90 new styles Seal Newmarkets
worth $500; price this week s4OO.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PLUSH SACQUES, OUR
$50 PLUSH SACQUE, REST IN AMERICA FOR
PRICE; MADE AND FINISHED JUST LIKE OUR
PERFECT FITTING SEALSKIN SACQUE, BARGAINS
IN GENTS FUR.LINED oVERCoATS, sEALSKIN
CAPS AND ROBES.
FASHION BOOK FREE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
Announcements.
HENRY a. DANIELs. NJ. d..

NIT WI I.UII'-@F
Diseases OF tie Nervous Sysrn, Cent Urinary organ,
Imnol.mce and atc..Ilty NouIs 3 q y. b % b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
Ladies' Muslin Underwear

Chemses. Drawers Skirts, towns and Corset covers
C9c; reduced from SOC. and Sl.iO. ono lot s9c
married. down from sl75: 800 pieces slightly soci VIII
be offered a. less that IA
5000 do, ladies' 4-py all linen collars and CUTS
collars Sc each, cuns DC pair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-12
LACES At PANIC PRICES

$4,000 wards Of Point H0nitOn Lace, from 3 lnches %
Is wide. from Sc. to 25c. yard reduced from
75c. per yard. -, ,
Also choice assortment OF spanish Oulpure ana
Oriental Lace Founelng.
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PRICES ALWAYS In PLAIN FIGURES.
PETTIS. BASSETT 6 Co.
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE BOY.

The DRUMMEk BOY
ssThs Drummer Boy Of Shiloh" was given 1T the
Grand Opsra-house last night with all the &C
eessories that contribute to . good representa-
ton. In this drama OF military spectacular ef-
fleets and . story rshearsing thrilling incidents
Of the war there Is much that appeals
90 the sympathetic as we'll IS patriotic
hssrta The ladies and gentlemen taking part
In the play are effective In their respective
parts Link Camp. OF the Sons of Veterans,
will have the benefit Of the proceeds OF the per-
formance. which 10 to continue every night this
week and ~ the matinees tomorrow and
Saturday.
III NUsEUM-NELLrE FREE.
Miss Nellie Free, q new star here. began . weeks
engagement ~ the Museum yesterday, and drew
two large sudienees 70 see Dads Girl which
was last presented here by Lizzie May Ulmer.
Miss Free II q graceful and talented soubrotte. of
attractive personnel and . very clever specialist
Her work Ia the piece is exceedingly entertain
ing, and her company gives her capable sup
port. Mr.. Frank T. Dunn. In q comedy char
actsr part. Was particularly good. Dads Girl
will be repeated ~ both performances to-day
end tomorrow. and during the rest of the week
Miss Free viii present her new play, the
6ahfvn-p
CROWDS SEE II WHALE
Since the price for . sight at the whale has
bsen rsds-d the crowds at the car on which the
monster 10 exhibited have greatly increased.
Yesterday over three thousand persons saw shs
yars curiosity. The exhibition win clsse at the
end Of the week.
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The thirty fifth annualc concert and rehearsal
of Prof. j. s.. Black and pupils will be given to-
night at English's Operahouse, beginning
promptly at Sis o'clock The programme, al
ready published, shows the high character oil
the music to be presented and promises an en-
tertsinment that will prove one OF the events OF
the season. An effective chorus aud the appear
ance of SOME old fasorites, intending MI. Nj. FL.
Spades ia . violin solo. will add variety to the
performance. The chief interest, however. will
center about the first appearance Of no less thar
ten of tho Professors pupils, some of whom arr
credited with voices Of pronounced excellence
A large audiecce IL indicated by the sale Of
tickets and the reserve sheet.
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Building Permits.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Mary Cortoon, frame house on Free
man street. near Ray. $l.40o; Citizens Street
railway Company, addition to stables on corner
College avenue and Tenth street. $1,000; A. A.
Norwood. frame house on Bruce place. near
Clyde street. 81, 900; w. b. 81. Stark, frame cot
taee on corner Pennsylvanis and Tenth streets.
$400; Ed. HaRerdop, frame cottage on Tennessee
street. near Morris, 81, 200; Catharins Maisr,
frame cottage on Chestnut street, near Morris,
$500; g. Mella, frame cottage on corner Union
and Morris streets, 81, 500; ]. L.. Blackman,
frame cottage on Pleasant street. near Dillon,
5000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22

Judge Sullivan yesterday appointed the four
gentlemen who, with the County Commissioners
will constitute the Board Of Equalization this
year. He named Wharton R. Clinton, Aueus-
the Kiefsr aud Robert F. Patterson, of Indian
apolis, and Andrew McOuat. Of Wayne town
ship. All OF them have had . great deal of
business experience, and their selection seems
to give general sasisfaetion. The board will
June
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22

At its meeting last night the Literary Club
selected officers and committees for the ensuing
year as follows:
President-wm. II. Rexford.
vice-presidents-Elijah W.. Halford, William A.
Woods. Willard w. Grant.
Sec~retary-Theodore i. Sewall.
Treasurer-John n. Hurry.
Committees: Arrangements and Exercises-Eli;a
W. HAlford, HanfordA. Edison, John 3. Elam. Junius
b. Roberts, Clifton Comfy.
Officers and Members-wm A. Woods, John Baltz.
". Harry J. Miljgan. John n. Hurry, Orange 5. Run.
nels-
Rooms and Finance-wilard W. Grant. Charles e.
Brooks, Edward T. Hodges, John T.. Dye, Frank Il.
BlackledgoL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22

THERE is but ono tailoring house in Indianap-
oils that can complete q pair OF pantalcons the
same day az ordered. and this concern 10 not only
in the lead in this particular, but in every other
department Of tailoring. Lowest prices for best
work only at Kahn e. Co.'s, popular tailors.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22
To Contractors and Builders.

Don't fail to investigate the merits Of Hills
Sliding Inside Blinds. Full-size model at our
store. Better and cheaper than the old style.
Don't sag nor interfere with curtains. No rat
Ting, and can be taken out In one minute. Any
kind of finish you want. Call and see the model
or send for circular.
HILDEBRAND & FuaArr, 50 S. Meridian ct.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22
TOP KNOT


When the preacher delivered . sermon
against the vanity Of feminine headgear he
took as his text, Let them on the house top
not com down" and made the application.
stop not come down."
No one would have the heart to insist on
that if they once say the collection of 'top
nots," or. to speak more plainly, Bonnets and
Hats which we have made this year. {.
1t is clearly ahead in extent, variety, style,
beauty, originality and price-ahead Of all.
It has no equal in this market; was never
squaled by rs before.
You are invited to inspect it
Worth coming 8 long way just to zee.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22

FuzsrrUxs at lowest prices at VIM l. e.
ders
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22

Boys Shirt Waists for 3oc, worth
soc. They are made of Percale, and
all one style and color. Three sizes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-05-22
Haa the "Alaskass

With glass front, Ia our show-window, showing
how the inner current Of dry. cold sr causes the
wheel to ~revolve. The Alaska Hardwood Re-
frigerators, antique fnish. produce better re-
suits with less ice than any other.
W.. H. BENNETT e. Son. 80 S. Meridian st.
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A travelling Agents Sudden Death.

A Travelling Agents Sudden Death.
Adeibsrt Kruger. travelling agent for the Gut
enbsrg Printing Company, Of this city, dropped
dead at his hotel in Chicago, yesterday. He
was sixty-three years Of age, and for years had
suffered from ailments that followed . severe
attack Of smallpox.
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N. HURTY, M.

ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
Waters orsA Gays and General Analyses.
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RYAN, The Halter, 81 and % South illinois
street, sells the best quality of hats for the
money.