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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
TIE WEATHER REPORT.
FORECAST TILL N. SUNDAY.


WARRINGTON Juue l3-For Name. New. mpshirs vsr.
mont Rhode Island Connecticut and Eastern
SrwYork showers slightly cooler. except stationary tenn
pcraturc on the coast winds becoming westerly.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware show
rrsi stationary temperature southwesterly winds
For tho District Columbia Maryland. virginia and North
Carolina far followed SUNDAY afternoon by light rains sta
tonary temperature. followed by slightly warmer In the
interior
For south Carolina Nnd Georgia fair preceded by light rain
In extreme northern Georgia stationary temperature
For Eastern Florida light rain stationary temperature
For Western FLORIDA AAbaua and Mississippi, hir FOL.
Western Mississippi by light rain stationary tenn
pera,urc On the Gulf slightly cooler In the Interior.
For Louisiana and Eastern Texas fair followed in The
interior by showers slightly cooler.
For Arkansas and Missouri, light RAM slightly cooler.
For Tennessee and Kentucky t except showers In tho
eastern portions stationary temperature.
For West Virginia. Western Pennsylvania Western New.
York aud Ohio rain. followed in ohio by fair stationary
tempernturo followed by slightly cooler
For Indiana and illiaois, showers ANghily cooler
For Michigan r preceded by light rain In eastern lower
Michigan warmer
ror Wisconsin and Minnesota fair follow cd BY thunder
showers warmer.
For Dakota lows Nebraska Kansas and Colorado rain
slightly warmer.
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Post once Notice.

Should be read daily by all interested. as changes may
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MUSIC At BRIGHTON BEACH.
Mr.. sEIDL GIVES HIS FIRST coNcERT-THE so
cIETY WHICH BEARS HIS NAME.

MR.. sEIDL GIVES HIS FIRST CoNCERT-THE so
GETTY WHICH BEARS HIS NAME.
A stnkingly successful opening Of the season at
Brighton Beach yesterday Is 10 be credited largely,
perhaps wholly, to the enthusiasm ard energy Of al
oeganiz alton Of women In Brooklyn that has caused
10 small amount Of amused comment Of late be
esuse Of IFS name-the seidl Society. The weather
was pbaacsny the reverse Of prOpltIouS ftr hf
opening Of . summer resort. Coney Island khe"
nothing Of rain until late In the afternoon 0us New"
York and Brooklyn visited BY showers Just about
the time pleasure seekers began 10 think OF an aer
noon's outing and the thunder rolled omnously nom
1 O'Clock tin :. The spectacle presented
Il the Beach IN spite Of these H'-'ouragng
circumstances was calculated TO inspire high opinion
Of the enthusiasm and resoluteness OF Broohlyn's
women. while Mr. seidl and his band gave their first
concert IN the pavilion, nearly 400 women sat down
70 dinner In the Brighton Beach Hotel. They were
The Seidi Society and It's 80 sts chief VI whom was
Mu. seidl, the eminent CONDUCTORS charming wife.
Mans society neither wanted nor tolerated. hongh
soma OF mans dining habits wero initiated mis-.
Laura Holloway, president OF the Society. presided
cod when the time arrived which IN mems dinners IL
given to coffee, cigars and speeches, the women
sat Themselves resoluteiy down 10 enjoy TIC
sens Injuries, barring the SMOKE I'm"
D. @. Croiy, Abby Sage Richardson ana MIS- WING
Of tie Brooklyn women's Club. made speeches., Ano
Ms. sc!dl was csiled upon TO reply 70 sono P'o''
words Of compliment spoken 70 her In German DO
aaes shs Intellectual pabuium the company was re.
s,sd with vocal music by four young women, arrayed
b Greek robes. who call themselves tho sappho Club
Hbv0s aecksd the tables IN prdfusiop and when afef
ne 1sss ooeesst NJ O clock were admitted 10 The
nespnsn Of the society which took place In The upsta
penofs. . greas letter composed OF white DAISIES
bore testimony that one man at least stood high In the
sanssaop Of the society. Tho same letter iaade
q ssvss asd worn over knot OF white ribbon served
distinguish She members OF the society
Yen uoss who enjoyed thor hospitality.
- 4srtion wss brilliant social
ran, ~ its prsetssI value. for the musical enter
snse With the brighton Beach Company has I'M
-. Y vDdts Of the discoaragements OF last year
~ ~ Ne fsct, tAat In spls Of the rain. ths
sseesss ~As sstsadsl b. On audience spisneia
- snd Asassetss. Tss most inviting vssths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
THE FUND RAISED IN WASHINGTON.

Washington, June 1.-THE contributions for the r.
l,ef OF the food sufferers by the people Of Washington
reaches sJ2 900. f. Kurz johnson, treasurer OF the
Citizens Relief Committee, has received thc following
communication:
Executive Mansion. Jun" II. 1852
NV Dear Mr.. John-un: The President dIrcr me "
nclose you his check Tor $500 payable at your ou 'of
tina reIaf ~ the Juhnstown sufferers You will rncm.
Der TINT on Saturday morning 10 lowing the ann"ur'"
uent OF the terrible calamity he tiegraphed Governor
Beaver authorizing the Mayor Of JOhnstown 10 dfp" on
him for this amount. thinking thereby N EXPEDITE the iu
mediate relief which would be Up T. the pres
ept time no draft made and therefore he takes
the liberty Of making the contribution through you 70 tn"
Washington fund n any draft should be made upon him
from Pennsy lvania he viii sdvisc you Of IT, very rnY
yours r.. w. HALFORD. P1Nae n'cfe|'y'
This contribution from the President has been
credited on the books OF the Relief Committee to
President Harrison. chairman OF the Relief Com
mitteen
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SHAKEN WITH DYNAMITE.
WORKERS N THE DRIFT AT JOHNSTOWN
USE THE EXPLOSIVE TOO FREELY.
THE PFoPLE FRIGHTENED AND HoUsrS
SHAKEN, BIT TIE DRIFT HEAP WAS
orBNED-i IlTrUR FROM THE
WIZ. Pr = ~IDEST.

vpEPTF~IDENT.
Johnstown June l5.-Maor PhnlIpS's dynariterS
have had IOhnsown ia a state 81 nervous crrur all
day and this evening General Manager John fulton,
Of ~" cambria Iron Company dictated forcnl' prr.
test 20 Governor Beaver stating that the mills and
offices Of THE company being ruined by N" blasts
that Aduant General Hastings hai paid a'trnt on
10 two requests for H. diScon'inuanCc, and that tie
state would DC held iNspon hIe for any further dam
age done. Adiutant General Hastings issue" an onlcr
70 Discontinue the blasting aud the message did not
20 t, the Governor.
Major PLiilp, has been engaged SiuCe WedD oSdsy IN
blowing the wleckagr IN the channel ~ the one
mausli River above tie PENNSYLVANIA EalIIphi stone
bridge. lie waS anxious 10 have a pa,S'g' T." the
water Nv tl> cv'utns and t. 'hat end pat ~ 800
pur,rl blast Of dynamite a. noon The blast va
uIa.cl under Two budding, one OF which Wa WING
mon tie ujBer. and both Of them C"Er'N"! WI" ft'
The eApIo,.uu vas terrific, and log. large enough
for ma,nms.t was hurci 800 feet In the ar. Tie
acNt blast. ~, being PLACED 80 deep was ="
roIuhcr THIS enc did all TIE damage. The strongest
houses IN the city irmhlc' iRc Ieavcs All the glass
WAS blown out Of tie windows OF odd Fellow HAli.
The rcor vail Of the half wr,-hc! catholic church foil
,u,on the baltimore and Ohio track. bl 'ckinE them
Chmncys ratti.d doV al about. aud dishes wer
broken I'm house, in K"rnv'lo. halt a mile away
Major rnhi p, sad
We La,. used only 900 pouuds Of dynanI"
10 day | have oricr,d vcrd TN Of u. The
rhargrs vii not ~ hcayN hereafter Aen 10
dea we were doing any damage
soon after the last b.t>I. Which opened the
e, auucl OF the river, the l"sN formed gorge \
Gang Of lum,c-7n,n w,rc ru' work VITA csui hook
10 ,lcsr the stream Ad!Wan'.Geacal Hastings &c
CtN cd the following letter.
Ellr.sme Rln~cllf. on Hudson. June 10. $3.50
My Dear General. o. my return 10 my country
home | ind hat my mi" sirl- fr'm "gnt T." "ur-
teen yeats oI age. hay" hccn hard Al work sine H."
.ul fOlu.'OWu ing article. o.. CUti
tx r.. he POOR hUlcl,>, c. iidrcu who have tur
vIv".d thc cut hJv.s fl NOur s'ai". aLI !T" alu
inc todsS by tie AD~ncAn EAplcNH tompNn' ire
Of charge l23 articles OF wearing alpnr" ~ pr II
h,Closcf made b. u.rir own ha as o. pu cIB,rl
With tL.ir own moI.y with m. ~ thor di"'S"
My children vii ie"l ATTY Uhh"ri I; '"u VIII 'hnA"
- c!pihnc 10 be i,'IIbur" among VI" ii'L- .uN"r
CT. nv n, recent calamity, Tor VlUm r"N i'N'i i"
dcopc>t S, mpeihy. am dear General. Wy IA ia
fully yoWs, LEVI T. M'EI'N'
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FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR RELIEF.
A TOTAL OF SEATJ.Y ssl3.0OO RAISED BY NEW


TIL. fund for the relief % the Johnstown sufferers
raised by Ncw-York city ard rs neighbIHng
towns WAS increased By NE sam Of E1s2
yesterday, and now aggregates r@l4.3"2 NJ
though the announcement Wa made that con
irtbuttons for the Johnstown I"li"f fNnd would no
longer be received at the Mayors Once" the sum Of
s356 02 was sent there through the mails yc'trriay
This recorded by sshI"r Ryan AID tunnel over
10 the treasurer. J. Edward simmons, at the Fourth
National Bank. Added 10 the amount prrriOuSly r.
ceived through the Mayors Office II made the az
grcgate sum 1893, $40 81. Al the bank tho amounts
received yesterday foocd up S2.Dl2 Il lrcl h"d IN
these were, from the Master plun'lcr>' Association,
81 900; from the employees OF the American Express
Company, s495 Is Pct'r DOelgcr. 200 Peter D"ei
gers employees, sl2O 10: Arnold, constable Com
pany's retail department. s270 Is; Mrs William T.
Erasly $3.50; Fifth Avenue Bank, $500. J. W. Goddard
4 son, 300: employee Of J.. J. MARIA, zoo Tho
grand total received BY tho treasurer Tor the mayor
fund is s4O5T40 ID. The Chamber OF commerce fuIid
was Increased by S74O 50 yesterday. hrooRlyn added
Is COS ii TO her fund, and Jersey City $3.50 ~ ."
hers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Of last summer failed to attract such an audience into

OF last failed to attract such audience into
the Brighton Beach Music Hall
The two concerts given 10y Mr.. Srid we're extremely
Interesting The music was excellent In rhal actcr
much OF II was popular In the best sense. fair pro
portion had other interest Of novelty (Srch a.
striking ballet music by Cesar CUT EusSiau grurI al
who Is one of the shining lights Of the Wagucrtau
school among the MusCovite Composers a gavOuc
by the young Italian sgsmharI Eizc's second suite
Arles'ennc. the prelude To Saint Sdrnss Dc!ug".
and some Fairy scenes by Ma>>cucil, and II was
all captaIly played by a band which i IN
every ,MNpSct tie equal Of that WIN
In the winter season. Mr. Max op!chrr. who l. a.
sslant conductor, had nothing 10 do yc't"IIAS b"'
will begin his abuIS on Monday. The best muse
applaudcd
The soldb Society numbers 800 members 1t has
been so successful tlus far that Tho opening uf tho
season Dnds IL looking about for means To cNtond It's
usefulness. mere rnCOuragcmcni Of the concert
enterprise Is now houg!F by MANY Of the ny'mhcS TO
be too marrow and selfish puIpO$' me advantages
which have been obtained In th" way Of railway trans
poTtatiOn, the exclusive OF pOruCl Of the second
story verands and tw" parorS OF lhe hFtel, ana al
mission to the concerts. 20 be sha<d with l,r~
fortunate wDmeu than the momherN. ttII phildl
thrOpyis to be cul'ivaed. Working women, babes and
then poor mothers are Ia be tuv~i 10 enjoy the UP
70 the beach, the Music and the accommodations Of
tho soqetys quarters without money Or price Their
is even talk OF erecting pavilion near the hotel with
cradles for the benefit OF infants and IT." rest Of
care and work worn mothers, aud generous citizen
Of Brooklyn has offered 10 suppl to tho society bra!
and mink Tor a. many poor clmdTG as aT SNhr,rl
Holloway and her coadluiur~ are going - demon.
stlsts MAT musical enthusiasm aud philanthropy
go hand IA hand.
owing to tho storm last evening the production
OF Palms pyrOtcCluiC spectacle, The as DAYS 81
pumpci7 al Manhattan Reach, waN postponed uutl
Tuesday night NotwitlI,t andng The severity Of
the fireworks and the trains ard bOais back 10 the
city brought thousands OF disappointed people home.
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SENIOR THESES Al PRINCETON.
THr ANNUAL ouro"&rAv cMrs-orrr o1up

TIP ANNUAL O\LrDnNrAN GNMFs-GIEE CT.uP
COHCTPT.
pfurcon. June - I'll. ~ 'rci.'s 81 cumncuc o.
ne. w"k A. Princeton COLLEGE wrT" begun ne
ID! o." Ju1a { tlr.n school 81 sc"l,r. Tia" follow
lug were rrl. ClarI.r !. igOm"ry. Augusta.
u.s. on n"t .rmluation OF rhusp huIu, IN Pig lru" ;
George T. IAwaus. Washington. IN" Hrcsnv"
1r."' OF u" IIo,r.'eI1y": William Ro,~oc R"n,nll
Ht'lmn,c Rev OF tho Roof Of the Fret gh hOusr
Il IL. baltimore Storage arL Lght"ragc COMPANY {;
Henry j. s'll. Euupcr~tuvu. y. J., Histology 81 IA"
-rom'Cr" Cv'u, l.. Pr.Shing Pottsvi'l. l. m. Com
parauNc Anstourv Of the Heart and A"1,c Arches
II" r,ss Of the cla,- will rad newt Tuesday.
Tito annual Calc"ulsn games held IN The after
noon on the university sthl"tic grounds. Ory about
hall Of tue contests had taken pIacc when rainsturm
hIuLc over The field. The winners were a. fllo%s:
one hupdicl aiu dash ~ Wrdcnburg %, IN
10 ID svcond,; rmning high jump By McCori, 80,
feet inches: putting tho shot, bv JaG"way. 90,
Distance ~ feet: special hIE mile ,cIach b>
tween r. J.. CouuCh VI. A. g., and y. c. Dohm,
80: won Py R9hm von IN n p minute ,.6 30 :,
- As seconds. 900 yari dash won bv vrrtcnburs
02 IN "a Is seconds mile walk won by Barnes, 81
ROddy, Oh The other events VIII probably bn con
'c"tcd Monday next.
I'rufc ,sOr ami Mr.. osborn gave select tea at
. O'Clock The ANNUAL concert Of the college CLEO
aud banjo clnts given to large and appreciAHvc
audianee this evening IN University Hall.
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MRS HARRISON At CAPE MAY.

Walks DRIVES AND VISITS FILL TIE DAY
NOT TROUBLED III MOSQUITOES.
Cape Nav, ~ J.. June II (hpeciab.-Nrs. Harrison
spent the day quietly. At IL O'CLOCK she anu ~,
scot, took a walk along re shore. remaining out VII
after L They luuchrd at y and remained al home
iii Q D. M when they took their usual dr1V" over
Cane MAY Al 30 they dned. After dinner Aaron
W. Hand, Editor Of The star Of the Cape ~ Perry
Edmunds aud Lewis 7. stevens called on Mrs HART
son and we're received with great courtesy. Hil'"r
Hand presented Mrs. Harrison with pretty cut s"h'N'
one a genuine Cape May diamond AID the other a
car-elian. cut by Joseph Hand Of this city. espc
ciay for her. She wa greatly pleased with thcln'
The party have an engagement with the wife OF en-
Senator Sewell for to-pOrr0w afternoon 10 HiN' the
sewell cottage MrS. Harrison says that she mas ho'
seen OF heard a mosquito since her arrival here
Mrs. Harrison Is pleased with the Cape May pe0pn
and says they have left nothing uEdone to add TO her
comfort and pleasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
COyENAUGH VALLEY To EE CLEARED

Harrisburg, June u Gov'Inor Beaver i''n"d
proclamation today, In dccrcucc {" tue request -
the state Board OF Health, which ma" al OF 'aI
report declaring tho drr IN the C"u"Wsnrh River
a public nuisance. and directing tho aid ma! ran''
to he immediately abatei The GUvcT"r directs nat
men and mean, b" immatlh'h cuplNd i" Ma
end and cOniiuu"i al work Unul Tie uu.Shuc" hnN
been entirely ahard, and the dahE'r in pubic h avn
AMI sa:oty removed ana he pledge ihc il!ih Oi
tLc state 10 provide the necessary funds ihcr'Dr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
MORE ABOUT VICHH.
A LIVELY AND INTERESTING DISCUSSION

A TINTTN MD M EIkFNIIN UT0NUooIVN'
10 thr Edifor Of me 1rIOunt.
sir: n" st"nuOn u the medical profession was re-
ccuty called 81 Tho Tribune to the Necessity OF placing
tho nsuufartui- Of miucIal waters under Official
ronir Partial Analysos 81 artificial Nchy u twelve
manufacturers prr published, slowing With but one
eAccptmi very largo dilT' pncrs frUm the analysis
Isrl hr comparison. tn" article was very timely ana
Induced tho lsuarl ~ Realm to tab" Official action.
We learn from the NAV number Of "'rhe Bott'cS'
Bn,cttr" that within The past month many oi the
s.phun water niarutartur r. VI his city w"r" sur
prlted and perhaps startled hy receiving the fol"~IuS
clrvuar from The Buari q: lIrNl'h:
Health Dppaitn, Il. sanitary Buran,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
MARRIED..

pI.sksr, Dutch Cocoa the only physician can con
scien nously recommend
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The little Advertisements Of the people are be-
eomny more and more popular every day, The reason
- plAn-ney 90 what they set out To do; They
bring together thoss who buy and those who wish
sell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows the barometer
hucuatons yosterdAy a. observed az the United states
signal Service station At this city The dAshes indicate
smperature noted 1t Perrys Pharmacy, Sun Building.
TRIBUNE OFFICE June l0-l a. m.-Tho movemsn, In the
barometer yesterday downward Cloudy weather pre-
vailed with thunder showera 40 Inch OF fains
The temperature ranged between TO and 49, the average
76O, being lower than the corresponding day last year
and 10 lower than Friday.
In and this city today may be expected eioudy ana
sbovery vssshsr With slight changes In tempsature fol
bvsd hy fair ar alAar vasANes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Total June Is. 1880 eli .7ot SO
One box and barrel OF clothing from lakewood
Farm, Wakefield, n ].
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PROMINENT ARRrYALs AT THE HOTELS.

BUCKINGHAM-senstor Aigemon g. Paddock Of Ne
brsAka FIfTH AVENUE-Congressms John 4. Qusek
onbash. Of Troy and A. b. stckney. President Of the
Chicago, &C. Paul and Kansas CITY Railroad Company
6ILSbX-Gsnersi John NJ. CsFsa, Of Beston. NEW.
yoBK-ssnsssf u. ". Reason. Of North casoiins.
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M4RE[ED.

NoBLE-BLow-At Christ Church Norfolk vrrin,A Tune
g. by the Rev o. s. Baren, D. D. Aala HOnora daughter
Of Hon George Blow, Louis Spencer Noble OF Leadvle
Colorado
sHEPARD-SUTToN-o wednesday, Juno IL - ne
Church OF the Incarnation, by the Rev Newton Perkins
Minnie L. daughter Of John sutton TO Edward
q. Shepard.
Foreign papers please copy.
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WEDNESDAY June IL, 81 Grace
Il Church BIZ tho Rev. r. L Wilson, Minnie dsssntef
Oh Vim Y sea Of Pttsburk "a 70 Frederic J. kecAnliA
Pii,sburg papers please sna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Are n small homeopathic pellets and az easy 70
sugar Everybody likes them: CARERS Lsuo LAYER runs
frrvt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Tbrouab trains TO Pittsburg, Via u. 4 d. Leave
r.rnv centraJ Station tDot Liberty ST. daily a. 3O
n m. D. IN, IL midnight. Sleeping ours on all
iran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

Business chances and bargains Of various sorts arc
mentioned in the many columns Of short advertise
ments on the fourth and fifth pages Of The Tribune
this unOYnine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

pauatyes OF children alone were reglsiered ~
wnrkinR days ~ ROCKY woods Gallery - Union SluHe
Think how uaauy happy mothers there were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

II you want TO hire servants or ind SITUATIONS ta
hoard or rooms buy sell real estate, lei OF mn
houses find work workers OF one Knd or aiIo.nI
Won should examine the many Columns OF In'err7,rni
announcements on the fourth anu hite pages VI INV
Tribune this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-16

CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH. corner Ntn,sS and
tOLLYER subject: 1.-THE Buwarks and Bsttiemens
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LIFT OF CONTRIBUTIONS.

Amounts contributed through Tho Tribune for the
JohnEtown Relief Fund, June Is 1889:
Mira W. Atwili New. York. Observation-Disclosures. 800 90
Kings Dsughters' Of Salisbury Conn.."".... ~ o.
Kings Daughter, sent In His name ......... 900
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DUBLIN RENTS HER CONTRIBUTION

DubIhn June I6.-Ihe Lord Mayor to-day renitsod
TO America another 1000 pounds for the Johnsswn
fund.
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Notices OF marriages must be indorssd with full
name and address
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OLA PunrnlRAPHI

Ministers, lawyers, teachers ana others
whose occupation gives little exercise should use Chter'
Lille LAYER pills for torpid liver and blliousnr's
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10 not overlook the short. p'thy advertisements on
Ne fyUrth and Grh pages IOu may find Just what
you have b,ca in sealrh VI for many days
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Announcements

BEFORE YOU Go TO THE COUNTRY
p,r hoI AZ Cornelrs BcnIon Cosmetic Soap Best skin
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To NIAGARA FALLS BY DAYLIGHT.

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tor Niagara Fails will b. run on the famous sS,cF
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Rrlialons Notices.
ALL SOULS CHURCH 4Sth.st. west OF eth'sve-
Rev n HEBER NEWTON will preach At IL m

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meeting at s "Wednesday and Friday evenings Strangers
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-08-08

Hardly ha1 nc gone couple of blocks than he saw Walter Frobisham hurrying along the sidewalk; so. refining in his horse, he beckoned the young man to his side.
 "You don'. let the grass grow under your feet, Walter," he said, reprovingly. "Why, believe you were going to pass without recognizing ne.''
 '' Forgive me, Harry,' was the response, "but am in trouble. To tell you the truth, l am hunting all over tho city after AL phonse Lecroix"
 An! Could it be possible that there was something in the Frenchman's inco- herent accusations after all! The young mans manner was certainly very sus- picious.
 "Yes, may as well make clean breast of it. We have had the devil to pay at our