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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
TO TEST TIE STATE INSURANCE Law.

John H. Garrison, insurance broker al No oO9
Hudson ST.. arrested yesterday charged with pro
curing insurance for company OF another STATE
which had not complied with the laws OF this state
II IS charged that on October Is he placed plat"
insurance policy Of the Ncw-Jersey Plate-Ifla>S IN
surance Company OF Newark In this city. although
that company has not been allowed to do business
here by the Insurance Department of this state. X. o.
Maxwell superintendent Of the state Insurance d.
partmpnt was the complainant and lie intends T. max
tcst case OF Hudson's 1t is said that tn law fro
0ucntlv violated although few person, havr been AR
rcstcd for doing Mr.. Hudson was released on
ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

John II. Littlcfeld viii lecture before the &. X.
Warren Post at Association Hall October 30. Ills
subject will lie Personal EccollcctiOnS Of Abraham
lincoln Tic proceeds will b. devoted to erecting
q monument TO General q. X. Warren AZ Evcrgrccns
Cemetery.
benjamin and Herman stcarns have brought suit
against John Wood furniture dealer and The treasurer
of the Brooklyn Tabernacle 10 recover possession OF
the third building No. 3l7 Fulton st.. WHEN
they leased t. Mr. Wood last spring together with the
use OF window on the first floor TO display his goods
M, Wood put. In O counter claim for $4,000 for the
damages done TO his business.
At the meeting of the Board Of Education yesterday
RS were opened for the extension OF the Girls Central
liixh School, at NostrsadAve. and Halseyst. There
veeo . hrEe number Of bids. Tho total of tie lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
FUNERAL OF FATHER FRANIOLI.
HIS CHURCH CROWDED WITH PEOPLE EAGER II
HONOR HIS MEMORY.


HONOR HIS MEMORY
The funeral of the Rev. Joseph Fransoii' OF OF.
Peters Roman Catholic Church, was held In inc chuI
At Hicks and Warren SITS. yesterday morning Inc
church was filed 10 overfowing and admission was
Gained only BY ticket The body, clad In purple NesV
mcnts with a chalice in the hand and surrounded oy
flowers rested In the centre aisle. VcarGenerai May
prcsfdcd at the burial Office. Bishop Loughln SAT III
the bishops chair During the mass procession Oh
little boys and girls belonging to the kindergarten pasc
around the coffin and each dropped White roseouu
IN IT, The requiem mass celebrated by the kc'.
Patrick Walsh Of the Church OF Gu: Lady Oh MOUTH
Carmel, Astoria.
The cnlogy was pronounced by the Rev. Edward D.
NcCarty, of st. Augustlnc's Church. from the text
1Thou. Lord, dismiss Thy servant" lie charac-
terfzed Father Fransio "a grcit priest who In MS
day was pleasing the Lord. The preacher outhheo
the life of Father Fransiol spoke OF his WORK lot the
Union during the Civil War. OF his great hnanclai
abilities which enabled him TO build up such cluster
of institutions in region which, when he went 'herc
had most i'll reputc, and finally Of his abiding ia'h
which helped him through all difficulties
After the euogy Bishop Loughn gave the aoson-
ton and after the congregation had nled romnu tne
coffin the body was taken TO the Holy Cross cemetery
FlatDush, for burial preceded by the 81 NlncenI oe
PAUL the HOLY Name and the st. Peters Temperance
societies, the Young Mems Library Association INC
Holy lnnocents the Children OF Mary the ~ AioS r
and Infant Jesus societies and the Altar society. ING
honorary albearers forty Of the most PROMINENT
citizens OF Brooklyn from all dcnomnations' among
them were Secretary Tracy. Mayor Chaplin. PRESIDENT
seth Low. Alfred T. White and ex Congressman Darwin
II. JONES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
GROWTH OF THE BAPTIST CHURCHES:

GROWTH OF THE BAPTIST CHURCHES.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE At THE ANNUAL MEET
INC OF THE LONG ISLAND ASSOCIATION
The Calvary Baptist Church. at sumncr-avc. end
Decaturt was the Mecca OF the Bap,ists OF the Guy
and its suburbs yesterday afternoon, and y IsrSo
audience gathered at the opening OF the twenty
fourth annual meeting Of the Long Island Baptst
citation. Many of the leading pastors ana pro"inonU
members Of the fifty churches In the oooy "eIo
present a. delegates. The moderator. Charles d.
Duteher, called tho association 10 order
a sermon was preached by DR.. Dan,ei "
EDDY, who has the reputation OF being ono Vi '"o
most eloquent Baptists In Brooklyn. HIS theme was
the Bible as tho ultimate authority In religion ana inc
foundation of faith 1t was ordered to be
IN tho minutes Upon motion Of DR.. n. e. WOOD second
ed By william Richardson. On Eddy who is pastor OF
tho First Baptist Church in the Eastern District was
nominated for moderator. He took the chsr Win
brtcf spcoch He was once o member OF the Aasss-
clrusetts Legislature and is familiar Win peri'a.
nentary usages. w. F. Jones was rcelecteo clerk. a
dinner was served about 300 persons by the women
~ calvary Church at the close Of the afternoon
session.
The report OF the churches showed considerable
addition In membership and In the amounts OF money
raised in the year for all purposes The Marcy
Avenue Church, with 1923 members. is the Iorges''
and reported the addition Of I0l members In the
gear. The Greenwood Church has 0O2 Members an
tncyease OF sxy-eight. The Strong Place Church
has s3e members an addition Of hftyninc The
Emmanuel Church raised the largest amount $50,
oo2 90 The evening session was devoted to the dis
cnssion of Long Island mission work. prayer-meet-
ing for half an hour; conducted BY the Rev. D.
TO-DAY tie pr 'ranme provides for The meeting OF
the Brooklyn branch Of the womau's Baptist hGme
viii reconvene at the latter hour and listen to com
tee reports and BY n me OF Ms e
sion Society, and the Publication Society. fooweo oS
statement of the work Of the Brooklyn Baptist I'm
COMMITTEE on Education will be read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
THE MAINE TO BE LAUNCHED NEXT MONTH.

Naval Constructor W. L. Mintonye returned rom
Washington Yesterday, and said that nOtwth' tandins
the delays in delivering the steel by the contractors
for the new ships under construction AT the Navy
Yard the work would he pushed along rapidly lie
said that It was now certain that the armored cruiser
Maine would be launched az II 30 a. III. on NOvcm
Der 49, rs this Is the first vessel to be launched at
the Navy Yard in than twenty years, there
is large demand for tickets for the occasion. but they
will he distributed di>crirIinltey a. possible IL
IS probable that Miss Wilmcidng. granddaughter OF
secretary Tracy, will clristcn the Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
TIE CONTE DE PARIS OFF FOR CANADA.

Tie Comtc dc Paris left this city yesterday morning
for Niagara Falls. His son, tic Due d'OrIcans, and
the Other visiting Frcnchmcn accompanied him. The
party drove from the Windsor Hotel to the Grand
Central Station In carriages, and left in special car
on the 80 train. After short stay at the Falls
they will go Montreal where preparations are max
ing in French Canadian circles TO give them hos
pitable reception 1t is understood however that this
deception is not to be Of a political character. The
party will not remain in Canada than few days,
and will start for Europe from New-iork on No
nu,har I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
HOME NE us.
,o>,1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PRtDMINENI
ASTOR-Asslstant Postmaster. General D. Lo"rie Bcll
RRU NSWlCK-Wiam Bliss. pcNiieat OF tn Boston ana
Albany Railroad Company. FIFTH AVENuE-EA-Scna-
tor Willard Warner Of Alabama. and the Ne' Dr James
- =, 1,rtsh,rg GlISEY-Erastus Corning, OF
Albany acknowledgements Charles +. crisp OF
Georgia and william F. shcehan and George Bcisteh' OF
nunalo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Samuel Fowler oil
New.Jersey. VICTORlA-Baion FaNa' l'a''ah Mni''f ~
WashnctOn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
TWO BUTTON" KIDS.

TWO "BUTTOS" KIDS
The agents of famous glove maker
notify us OF higher prices for future
orders, and kindly suggest the marking
up Of those in stock to correspond with
the new prices.
The idea does not assimilate with
our conception of fair merchandising.
Time enough to advance prices when
goods actually cost more. We have
an excellent stock Of gloves of the best
makes, at old prices.
Our neckwear deserves mention be-
cause of the exceptionally neat pat
terms in all qualities; 30 cents, IS cents,
81.
Who doesn't enjoy "soft thingi
That new make of pure wool under
wear; woven dOuble-as smooth inside
as outside-is receiving attention.
ROGERS, PEET d. 90.
saHanIfSxWkAY sM,9ss
STORES. >32ds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
THE Young THIEF WILL BE BROrGHT BACK.

dispatch received at Pole" H. adGu1r vest rlay
lag the arr,,t In philadelphia OF Abraham Velinsky
and Rossie Scganisky BOYS who had from their
names at Nos 10 Ludlow and - Elddgr.st..
ctv S.ganisky indicted for grand Larceny BY the
Grand Jury ycs'ray on tn complaint OF Idore Jackson
clothi"r at No 80 Bowrry. II is charged that Mon
dv Jackson gave him s2l7 with which 10 pay Jacksos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
BBoNzEs, DECORATIVE OBJECTS &c,

(Th!rd FILor.)
Bronze groups figures, buSts, urnS, vases,
candolahra, etc; Mexican onyx and other
tables, stands pcdcStaS, etc. Among goods
inst received arc some choice and dainty pieces
of French cabinet ware Visitors are especial
~ inyited to make lcisurcly inspection of the
objects on this floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
THE MANAGER NOT Guilty OF LARcENY.

The Grand Jury sHday dismissed the charges brought
ny Miss Ada Richmond III" actress against Harry SAlo
formerly the manager OF the 'thow Chow" BurlcSque
Con,pany Miss III hmond, in the police court SAID
that SAVIOR had stolen part Of h'r wardrobe 1t wa
,roycd however that the actress owed Sayor lot Of
money and ne took the costumes in part payment Of INT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
THE ygprUyo NOW AN AMERICAN STEAMER

The steamer Neptune which arrived at her pier No D.
North River YESTERDAY with OF fruit from the west
,nds was inspected by the Board OF Local Steamboat
INSPECTORS. Tho Neptune was formerly British snip
having been built in Sunderland England in 1873, but
bv special OF Congress she has been made American
one She OF 55 tons burden. 222 feet long. 213 feet
wide and IA feet deep.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
CLOCKS. Ginning CLOCKS, &c.
lEirst and Third FioarsD

Tall clocks in fine cabinet-WOrk cases OF
spccial designs. with or without chimes. Man
tel clocks in light colcrcd marbles and gilt
great variety of gilt and crystal regulator clocks
of all sizes a finer variety of travelling
clocks (pIain timers and repcaterS) than ever
before shown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
.NEU'S

SHIPPING NEUS
PORT OF SEw'foNA 'Aiiy;i;ivEbb.. N''N' 'S'0
steamer France Pr, sHe l0a9n Srst 49, p w ms
Steamer Spree ,Ger) wlllcEcrod. Bremen oct J. south
amptnn With mdr and passengers 10 Oelrlchss Go Ar
rived at Bar nj 200 IN . .
Gibraltar nny.. with mss 10 Phelps Bros Co. Arrived
steamer Srptnmo b. egoe AIMS Bay and Port Maria
win nun toJ Kerr Co. Arrived At me ar At pm
with init to Vessels & &C. Arrved at the Bar snm
Steamer Slf Nur, Mulf. Monte christi VIA Port lie lalx
AMI nngua with mlse u Elliott Arrived Al 'hr Bar At
and nif a1ssrns yer, 10 ii Mallory & Co.
nm" sy of t%p: Wk t%Fs Savannah n'y' win
, .r %y"@.SS:S @ an"
Al Aii ny Island d." Wind hight! \; Gear.
Steamer Ludgatc Hil tBr. Brown London henderson
steamer city o, Berlin BrJ Land. Liverpool via Queens
steamer rtanntc CBr, Dayoan. Liverpool via Queens
steamer i"hnl. Cbr,. Watt. Liverpool via Queenstown
stramrr lr,vo Gcr, Bissius Bremen via southampton
steamer NCoraland Belg Nickes Antwerp -Pcterwnght
d son ,,,,., mr., s,,,o,or .,,w.ru-nusk e rcx,D.
Steamer .\csia lFr,. Nahatt Marsriilts an" Naples
steamer FL paso quick Orleans John Van Sickle
Steamer CITY Of Columbia Ray. nruns"IcS. ia amt Fer
Steamer tnonia i,Tl. Hum,n, sayannaI-J",n seager
steamer Richmond. Jenney. West Point Na-ola Dominion
steamer Roanoke Hnlpner. Newport News and Norfolk
steamer llcrmln Winter Nickcr.on Boston II DlmOck
Steamer II VI whitney. iall-tL Boston + DuInck
Calcutta J W Parker &
ship ID Everett OBJ crOssley London j Whitney -
Co.
Bark MikadO (Dr). Bum. AUCKLAND. NI-MIller e Que
steamers Alaska. for Liverpool rorgorn. Hamburg Alcss
sriles HI Pa-. New cans; city Ot Columbia Fernan
dina: ltoanot.. Nori ik pcnmond, wSs., Point ia.
Ships Ida. for IamUurg Gu.tN anh Oscar. uSvre.
Also saod via Long I,llni sound
Steamer wilkesbarre. Tor Boston.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
MovILLk Oct 81 Arrived steamer Furnessa (Br) Harris
from New York IN her way Ia Glasgow.
HAMBURG OF IL Arrived steamers Bohemia GER. Lett
hii>rr. ahi liaiA Ui"rl. schmidt for New York
CoPkNHAokS Oct Sailed. steamer Island DAM SkOit
for New York.
AMSTERDAM, Oct 20-SAilod steamer Rotterdam (Dtchl
Ior New.York.
HAyKx Ooi 2!-saiis steamer wislAna (esr,. Bareads
from Hamburg hence for Nsw.yoyk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
Announcements.

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dentifricc
tho hest tooth powder In the world for preserving the
teeth. " DC sure anu Ut, H. 20 'en'' oo''i0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
GOLD AND SILVER JEWELRY.

Second Floor)
A rich stock of gold bead necklaces, gold
pendant necklaces of now and attractive de-
signs ncckchans with dainty pendants, heart
shape and others. Gold hair ornaments
Gcntlemcns jcwclry for evening dress, and Tor
all occasions. Innumerabe small objects that
make acceptable gifts, such as gold or silver
key rings gold or silyer-handled pocket knives
gold or silver thimb!es, gold or silver bangles
n great variety, hair-pns, side combs, match
boxes, glove buttOnerS, cigar cutters, infants
studs, bib pins, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
HENRY A. DANIELS, M.

90 WEST S0TII-ST.
Impotence aud Sterllty. Hours to l. 10 s.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TODAY
sr,r.ss 6r!6 Sets 06 Moon rise 25S pm Moons ago
wArBR
. x-sandy HOOK r52 Gov Island 2:ll Hell! GAta 4:Oi
y M-saidy HOog 2O3 ,iov. island 222 He'll uaIe. al6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

KEEPS SPECIAL SALE OF COLLARS.
e. each. 76c per dozen. broadway, between 1lth and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

thu. the boy kept the Ned Phisdelphis
hs sonrsde Extsadftton papers have teen issued
~ h,s resurn 10 this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

DEAFNESS AND HEAD NOISES CURED
. ,pgcEs PAT. INVISIBLE T-BULAR EAR CUSHIONS. wins
,ers heard successful when all remedies fail Illustrated
hok of proofs Call write F. HIscox o53 way ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
WATCHES. Flr,t Floor

WATCHES. F1r,t F1oor)
Highly finished reliable movements in taste
ful cases Of Is carat gold, at very low prices.
poDrCIAINC Second and
fUhIELHINO. Third Floors)
Decorative pieces, vases, jars. cwcrS, rose
lars bon-bon boxes etc. New decorated DIM
ncr-platcs, cntrcc plates, dessert plates, after
dinner coffee cups, etc, of this seasons pro-
duction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22

TAN AND SUNBURN.
Health Food Company's Gluten Soap cures them vi
Fifth avenue and all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-22
Theodore B. Starr,
Importer of Precious Stones, JeWeler,
Slversmith, &c.,
2O6 FIFTH AVENUE,
Madison Square, bet. 25th Il Goth SIS.

DIAMONDS, Second FloorJ
Single-stonc rings and earrings OF every size
and value. Brooches, Pendants, Necklaces,
Bracelets, of original and tasteful designs.
Inexpensive goods, and other grades up to
the most costly arc marked by the same thor
ough and artistic workmanship and careful
choice of stones.
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Saith fir SPLITTER!

Dor iber so Sabren fdon purbe
Mrs. WinsloD's SOOTHING Sprup bon
Miittert beim 3abnen Der Ginber arges
trenbet. Wirf Su i'm S9lafe our9
bas S9reien clues 2inbes eefi6rt. bas
i'm 3abren III unb bor S6mersen
peint9 Wenn 70, Iafe iufott cine
SlaI9e bon rMrs. @inSioD's Soothing
g1rupA bolen. Gein Mertb 1T unbes
3ablbar. IS tpirb benz tieinetl 2eiben.
ben iofort 2inberuns perI1aHen. Ser.
laBt @u9 barauL Miitter, es 1T fein
3weifel barlber. gs beilt 9pienterp
unb Oiarrboe, regulirt ben Magen unb
tie Nieren. befeitigt Minb Rolif, ers
uei@t ben @aumen, berbinbert gnt3ins
bung unb ftdrft bas ganae SpFem.
.Mrs. W;nstops Soothing SprupA
fir 3abnenbe Ginber 1T angenebm in
@ei9mad unb bas Resept ftammt bon
einem BET 5eften tpeibli9en Ner3te In
ben Ser. Staaten. IS lit Bel allen
Drussifen in Der san3en Welt aa boz
ben. Breis Is gts. per 5laf1e.
2auft ni6ts anberes OILS Mrs. Wins,
Ions 5ootbiug Syrup.
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0erbau6es MAIDEN, 10 tpirbe man baIb
a~usfiaoen, baB berieIbe idon BON oDrn.
berein ON Der Snterefeu,8 erf9iebenbeit
Der ibrer inbufrielen uno ~lanbmirtbs
f1aftIi1en @ntnidlung nod bimmel>
melt BON einanber petf6iebenen 9dnber
f6eitern miiBte. Das i6eint man be.
fonbers in Grantrei9 einauieben, mo
man tberbaupt bic Situation NIT elmer
gang unsep6bnli6en 8eionnenbeit unb
unbefangenbeit beurtbeilt. go tparnte
in elmer am Is. Octobse ia 2pon obges
baltene1 8erfammluna. In pel@er ses
gen bic McRinlep' Bill proteftirt tpetben
folte, Der Drdlibent Der bottiaen 9ans
beistammer Dor iibereilten Wieosrpers
geltungsmaBreseIn. rDie Ser. Staa'
ten"-iaste er-owolen iebt lebiglid
egportiten, obne gu imppttiren. Sic
tperben aber balb ausfinben. baB bas
Elm unbidises unb un6 ungeredtes Bers
langen If. Mnbererleits miHe aber
~3ugegeben werber. bdB ole Ser. Staa.
ten bur6 bic uneere@te 3olpolitit
Der Qdnber @urotas - In erfier 2i>
ME 6rantreids uno Oeuti9lanbs =
in bic BON ibuen ieBt eingenommene
&ihtung bineingeor6ngt uorben ieien.
Wole nan nun absrmals gu @iebers
pergeltunssmaByegeln greifen, bann
3ruinge ma bios ben prdFbenten Der
Ser. Staaten, bon Der Inn bur6 bic
gomanc3 : Bil perliebenen 8oQma9t
@ebrau6 3u MAIDEN, unb ben Smport
bet bauptid6li@ften frana6ff6en Ct.
ports rtiteI-Wein unb Seibentpaaren
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perbieten. Mmerifa ndrbe bas I6neer
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spar au, baB Der ,teue ameritanii9e
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benz man 8 Sabre lang bic bentbar uu'
gere9tefe 3oa. politit gegen Nmerita
getrieben babe. Sect aber fei ber Mo.
rtent gefommen. ben b%egangenen Srr=
tbum tpieber gut gu MAIDEN uno biefer
4tu1tSut fCt ttu IS9b UuuHbuSt, utu utuu
nidt unbenubt poriiber geben loIIen
fo0e.
Man fiebt alfo, boB bas @eisb bic
erboHte Wirtuns nidt Derfeblt bat.
Was ben 9aaenfer So3ialiiensgons
greB %aubeIangt, 10 bat ct ni6t nur &C.
setgt, bob bic %befonnenere &iGtung Die
Dberbanb bebalteu bat, fonbern au6
auf uie fdwa9en JiiBen bic Gofnuus
gen Der @egner bes So3ialismas in Be'
aug auf bic nit Grobloden ansetanbis.
te, angebli9 unmittelbar be~borfiebenbe
ySpaltung i'm fo3iaIifii6en Eager" in
WirfIi9teit ~seftanben baben.
Was Die 8ef6IiHe bisfes @ongreBes
%anlaugt, auf tpelbe mir 1pdter eingebens
Der suridtommen tDerben, tpenr etwas
mehr Bacterial borliest, aIs es bic big
bergen Babel . Beri6ie bieien. 70
sei6nen fi@ 0ieielben bur9ueg boour6
aus, baB fie duB:rt moBpsn gebaIten
inb, obne baB babel bic lebten 3ieIe
ber io3ialiifif6en 2ebren ouBer MGt &C.
laf5en tporben tndren.
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gefabt bat, bic vipeiBen Counties" ga1s
uno gar bon ben Counties nit lbertpies
genber Heserbeb6Iferuns Ios3uIblen unb
bieieu oann bic 9bfung bes f@tpierisen
&0fen.p robIems au iiberIoKen.
Die Netp Orleanier poli3ei bers
baftete einiee 40 Staliener, bic In bic
arobe .Oaso.0 srfGmbruns" berpideIt
limb. Gin Mann, Namens piebro.
tpurbe perbaftet, Der In @emeiui9aft
nit Madeea ben poli3ei@ef 6enMeNp
ermorbet bat. reip. baber fol-.
= Nus Wineonfn tuerben reiGe
perlen > Gunbe semeIbet. Cine perle,
tpeI9e bon Sames guis aus Winslotp
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@ie lit Sies!


@ir bieten ~einbunbert Dollars Eelobnuna
fIr jeben GaH BON Ratarrb, Der nidt bur4 Gin.
nebmen bon Sau's aatarrb Rur sebeiIt iperbeu
fam.
8. 5. Gbeneb & Co., eisentbimer,
9oleSo, Ohio.
@tr, bic rlnterSei9nsten baben 9. 8. gbeneb
felt ben letten 10 Sabren setannt unb balten
ibn fir bOafommen ebrenbat in allen @e.
i$aattssanolanesn nnD f!nanliea selaaist,
Iidteiten gu erflaen.
set & Sruar, grObbanoeIs Drosnifen,
Solebo, Ohio.
@aIbiuG Rinnan& Marbtn, Grob.
banoeIs.G rOsuiFen, Golebo. Obip.
Sau's Ratarrb Rur birb innerIid ~eenon,msr
nn6 iuirft brett anf oas BIut uno Sic fGIei.
misen Obera66en bes @hIems. 3enaniGs
fret Uerfanbt. @reis rs Gents fir bic GIaf&e.
8ertauft bon aDen aputbetern.
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s9r Yancoaf & gobn fnb in
ibrem bebeutenb D%ergr6Berten @eiddfts.
lofal IN ieber 6inft9t auf bic Serbfs
uno @inter : Saiion borbereitet. Sic
baben cine bortreffi@e Nustpabl bon
StOhen fur 9erreu, pel6e Nuatse nod
MaB piinfden. unb In i5rem Eager 1T
MQes bertreten, mas our 9errentoilette
geh6rt. 5ertige MnSlge nod tleueffem
S6nitt In ieoer Qualitdt unb au febem
preiie; fetne ueberjieber; mo6erne 6iis
tie; unteraeug Der 5aifon angepaBt;
moQene unb leinene 6emben, &rabats
ten unb ole bic anberen 9errensS oilet.
tens rtitel. pancoaft & Sobn erbals
ten ibreu &uf, bic leitenbe Girma ibrer
Gran@e gu fein, aufre6t.
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Gine fidhere @eln.Mnlaae

III cine fol@e, ron pel6er Sbnen inter @arantie ,uses
i&ert perbeu Fam, tab file befriebisenhe Meiultate lie
fert, iptbrtsentans has ~anseIeste Gele Suridsejablt pirb.
tenen Gpptbeter cine GlaI@e RON Or. Rings Reuem
S4tptnbfu6ts $ 9eilmttiel faufen. 9s lptrb sarantirt
has bafeIbe inter alien llmltdnhen Grlei6teruns ses
pdbrt, penn man eS eeseI irseno Del6e eeiben Ser
Reble, Der 8ruf pber Der 2unsen anpenbet mite
S8wtubln&t, eunseneutSlnbuns Srcn9ittS, Gfbma,
3euGbufen, Srdure &c. sc. So TT an8enebm etn,uneb ;
men unb i6medt gut, 1T rbuis fber nnh man Tam f&
thinner barauf perlaHen.
BrobeHai&tu fret In alien apptbeten. gBbcIeiale tsi
Dreib, 9bpmpipn u. 60.