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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEI
JERSEY CITY.
SHALL CITY BONDS DE TANKD.

SHALL CITY BONDS De TAXKD.
conference was held In Mayor Clcvcland's ofion
yesterday in relation the rcfund,nG of s3ooo"o
Of city bonds which are about 10 fall due. The con
ference was attended Icy Governor ALBEIT, MAYOR
Cleveland Finance Commissioners Edclst in. Hitler.
Bray and Allen, and sinking Fund commissioners
! Hasking Einelc and Bcdcll None Of those present
would give any information about what was done
but II wa, a-ccrtained that discussion va 'T ~
10 the advi>abihN OF eNcinpuhS Guy bonus I'1I.
taxation Their ~ bcio ,,t the
oppose, IL. On the other hand, II J. ,hd that mo
imposition Of taA viii interfere Win The sale oil u'
bonds.
IL was stated yesterday that Leonard ". Grover Is
about 10 make contract with The rel rcsen;ail'e' oi
the F. W Klein estate to erect theatre At nos. -
and 40 Ncwarli-avc.. which Is 10 cost $4,000 Two
buildings which occupied the site were recently de
stroyed by fire.
information was received al the Court House yes
,oriav that Iudgc knapp who has been seriously III
for several weeks. Is rccoveiine
Thirty.hvc bfickl,ycr> who have been At work on
because one Of tl-r number was charged i'r ~
compcutcncy. lil> c"'nphr,n u> a.''i ny itt'' ',f
Idle for about i've hour. Thought better oi 81 Ant
resumed work.
The Rev Jordan & H. chrlHn'n.. 'ormc'iy pa Tor '.r
81 the African non Methodist church. VII" "'- ~
rested ln orange on Ihur-dl' afternoon d, i'-''Ne
from Justice Wa arlalgucd u Tie General -.-.'i.
%onn y'''I,', ,c.,d ~ nys ',oltn - so, II
the church funds lie pleaded n't guilty 'uH ""
held In 1000 bail.
The Hudson County Grand jury have indicted
thlr,, thru. member, Il the Hudson County '"t' D.
Drivers Association pu TIE complaints "i a h''''''
OF und,rtahcrs 10 Jersey civ. The md y th".. -'}
have 3D. ui,a fl l.luc,. ly Interfering With nn,fh
and a,tcmpun- go pnvvelt non nn!'n mcn iT'" '..'
ing coaches
Frederick " stcnsou pleaded sul' yc,'e7ay ~ i1c
Hudson Countr Court 10 four Indictment, ,.Aisl.-
him with stot'Ine 5000 fr'in ~ a"ii 80 a. ,ie
pany Of Jcr ~ city. ,'"in'on vas '''h'eF ''F u"
company
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ALONG TIE SOUND.

BRTDGEPORT-A letter from Paris, France signed
by iour persons and addressed TO tho President 81
the suicide club. bridgeport Conn., [. :. A., has
been received here asking permission 10 establish a
branch club In that city and requesting copy OF
charter Mis-, Allie \. Lcvcrty was married 10
Henry = Bennett Of the Atlantic Hotel. on THURSDAY
evening bv the Rev. DEM, j. CIcun, of - Augu tine
church. Mis- Anna VI Douel!crty. Of Ncw-i ork. was
brdc,mAd and John \. Leycry, brother Of the bride,
o.,. f..-t man. ~ seaside institute" ON thursday
,.,rf , r.ceuflDu Wa given Jos lending business men
+ The city Ia Walter Goddard the retiring collector
II the port.
ElXFH~IpE.-An election for officers oi The River
DID, Yacht Club resulted follow George J. son.
en,nn.oforo. John Porter SECRETARY. and Joseph T.
pm treasurer. George Wilwot ha, been appointed
.,evnri Mir Tyson las handsome yacht eighty
fc.t long drawing nine feet oi water.
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Merely a low price is not an evi.
dence of cheapness in merchandise,
and quotations of clothing prices are
of all things most deceptive.
We do not make what is called
"cheap" clothing. We always have
some garments for men and boys at
low prices; but we get them by mark
ing down the broken lots AND slow.
selling lots of good quality. These bar.
gain garments advertise themselves.
If you want a scrviceable Overcoat,
Suit or odd Coat, Vest or pair Of
Trousers for very little money, we can
usually supply much better value than
the price asked would buy in the reg.
ular way.
Most people, however, want the best
clothes they can afford to wear, and
our rightly-made garments are in
tended to supplant custom work.
Therefore you cannot judge Of the
prices without seeing the clothes.
ROGERS, PEET g. co.
sR THfEE rM! aPfsa.
STORES sd ST
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" How to Win Fortune. y

A tract by Andrew Carnegie, being
n reproduction Of his remarkable
article in The Tribune, which Ough'
IN be circulated far and wide among
thc tOiIcrs Of the United States. IL -
full Of the strongest comfort aud en-
couragcment 10 poor men; ana' o"
the other hand, il tends TO inspire
willing and ambitious work.
Employers and presidents OF oanks
would do a CONNIE ndable thing !"
seeing that the pay or deposit en-
velOpe of every one Of their peOPio
contains n copy Of MIR. Car"es'e'
magnificent address.
The Tribune will supply the aruo'o
I'm two forms, viz: "a fOur.page 'e"'-
let, mt "a cost Of 81 per hundred COPE"
or SIS per thousand; and twe''e'
page tract, suitable for an oE"'
nary envelope. at $3.50 per h"ndre"
copies, or $40 ~ thousand. On e'c'y
lot Of 1000 copies, tract size cow
can be placed. containing the "aVe''
tisememt Ofthe firm or bank distriO"''
ing the copies, without extra cn"'s0'
THE TRIBUNE.
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THE SEA ATE Up ALL THE PROFITS.

In order to reorganize the Manhattan Beach In
provement Company upon a profitable basis. steps
were taken Yesterday to forccOse mortgage Of
81 900 upon its property. including the Manhattan
Beach and Oriental hotels James X. o. Sherwood, Of
Glen Cove acting trustee for the bondhodcrs, be
gan the proceedings. and appointed receiver yes
terday by Judge Pratt and put under $4,000 bonds 20
take possession Of and control the property. The
present bonds call for per cent interest and they
TO be cancelled, and at per cent will be
issued The great damage done by storm at the
beach last fall is the reason for the action. a. the
profits OF last season all wiped out. Austin
Corbn makes affidavit 10 the need OF REORGANIZATION
The bonds have been deposited with the Central Trust
Company Of NewYork for the purpose Of reOrganiza-
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

TRYING To BREAK EX-MAYOR CONOVER'S WILL.
An attempt made in the Orphans Court
Yesterday break the Will OF eX Mayor Garrct Con
over a wealthy clothing merchant, who left large
estate He bcQucafhcd the bulk ~ hi, property Ia
his wife ard ghtcr in trust with pro,i for
his SONS also trust. that they could only enjoy
,hc income The VIII suited none al the heirs. and
all have Joined IN the against H. They accuse
the Rev. John llandl"y. now OF Hrdgeton but at
Tho time of he making 81 the Will Mr. COunycr',
M tor with unduly influencing him. and allcgc that
his mind affected by disease that ho was
easily led by the minister. The executors under
thc viii are opposing the contestants.
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THIEF m THE FEDERAL BrILDING.

The Government officials in the Federal building
have recently missed articles. some of them valuable
from their Offices. They believe that thief has
access 10 the building in some way but they cannot
discover how The most recent theft was that OF a
District Attorneys Office II was In It's usual place
the woman who cleans the room says. az . O'Clock
on Thursday night. and 1t was not in the Office at
E O'Clock the next morning. The floors above ground
in the building closed 10 visitors al O'Clock but
the railway mail clerks and other persons having
business in the building may enter at any time.
Judges Wallace and brown have lost ovcrcoats
missed some small articles from his rooms, The
officials have set watch 10 eaten the thief
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son to this country lie also alleges that his father
was incapable of executing Will at the time lie did
so, an hour before his death.
The special topic Of the third lecture on Evolution
and Social Reform" 10 be delivered before the Brooklyn
Ethical Association in the Second Unitarian Church
to morrow evening will be the Anarchsuc Method
The lecturer will be the Rev. Hugh O. PcntcocSt and
the discussion will be opened by John 4. Tay or in
place of Percival Chubb, who is in Washington.
The people of Brooklyn were gratifcd yesterday by
the news that the Brkett bill, introduced at the IN
stance of f. Il. Kennedy. authorizing the Mayor of
rrooklyn 10 al point a commission OF six persons TO
Mace new parks that city, had passed the Assembly
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PTAJNFIEID

At the annual meeting II the Young Mems Chris
tan Association Thur day night tn following officer.
we're elected President W u. Murray vice president
David f. Ellsworth. recording secretary. James r.
10y corresponding secretary, J. a. Robinson treas
urer Edwin st. John. The building committee sub
mtcd a favorable report and the plans were accepted
amid much enthusiasm.
By the will of Mrs H. ID. birmingham the llnhlen.
berg IIOspta Will receive $500 to be applied in en-.
dowing a bed for free patients.
The Antoine De Baud viii contest has been settled
by the acquicsccncc Of Executor Hlthcd 10 the de-
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Some Baking Powders
Lose Their Strength Quickly.

For twenty-five years the Royal Baking Powder
Company has refused to be controlled by the mania OF
its comprehensive produce cheap baking powder at
the sacrifice of quality wholesomeness Some lower
cost brands being pushed on the market which
are made of inferior materials and lose their strength
quickly after the can is once opened At the second or
third baking there will be noticed falling OFT in strength
Iii always the that the consumer suffers IN pocket
i(not in health by accepting any substitute tor the Koya
Baking Powder especially when the substitute offered
on the ground that is cheaper
The Royal Baking Powder is the embodiment of all
the excellence that it is possible to attain in an abso-
luely pure powder 1t is always strictly reliable 1t is
not onlv more economical because of greater strength
but will retain its full leavening power until used and
make more wholesome food.
Was there ever any article of human consumption
that has so many friends among housekeePers as the
ROYAL Baking Powder?
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OUTGOING STEA NERS
TUESDAY. MAY 10.
SHIPPING .NFWS
FRIDAY. MAY =. 1880
PORT OF SEw.YoRl

PORT OF SEw.YoRK......... FRIDAY. MAY >. 1880
ARRIVED
steamer Russia Ger. Reuter- Hamburg April 20. with
md.c And passengers RI Cors Arrived at the Bar a.
S.is a ", r,r,., n,r.o, ,,x. ,v,, ,,n,,
"a Non-s & 60 Arrived AZ th- Bar at II 80 . m.
.i,S noise and passcnscrst to Wm i clyde ~ &C
steamer Cy OF savannah noogns savannah days with
Steamer CU Of gloucester. berry. West Point Va with
steamer Roanoke. Hulphers Newport News and Norfolk
with mdsc aud pas,ens.rH 10 On 'omnion $50
ar n "a Blown bros 4 Bennam Boyc,en
SUNSET ws@ ,n At , T.S@y So. moderate" SNw cloudy
CLEARED
steamer Umbua tBrl, Mckay. Liverpool via Queenstown
steamer HclycIia iin. ccchrane Liverpool Hurst
slrnucr SsIcrno lrl Kerr L'ndon sander,on \ son,
steamer Anchoris lBr Campbell. glasgow Henderson
steamer othello (Br Mundy. Newcastle via Depttord-
stc,mcr GER. Baur Bremen southampton
stea@eT Amsterdam tp,eh s'enser. Amsterdam via bon
Steamer Corona DER wttcnbers Antwerp Fuuch. Edye
Steamer "A Bretssne (Fr De Jou,sein Forget
steamer Grcetands tBr). Dcse. Cow bay. CB-Po"eI d
steamer Lsboneuse (Br King. Para Pernamouco &C via
steamer sacrno t9er Larsen Pernamouco. RIO Janero.
steamer Venezuela. Hopkins Laguayra-BouCn. Bliss
Dallcu .., ma. ,.,,..-. ~. r..., .n, v.,,,,
Steamer Yomss,cc Mckee. Charleston Jacksonville
Steamer ScrdSap (Nor). Ingons Philadelphia NJ ceeaos
4 Co 1880 49,. ,,
Spence Young
Sim Annie Smith. Kendall. Shanghai II Smith q Co.
ship Alexander Gibson Hobard san Francisco sutton q
Ship Miveron tBr). Hansford. Yokohama Snow & Bur
CESS. ,.,rD
steamer Runic. for Liverpool. Moravis. HAMBURG Her
mann Bremen Benguella AIores Alvona Kingston; Nord
van Baraooa state OF TcNss Fcrnanna CITY OF Brming
hahn savannah Yomassee. Charleston. Matthews New.
10 news
SHIN Agenor. FOR San Diego
BARK Edmund Phuney for Rio Janeiro.
Banks Manson. for Sierra Leone q Lockhart William
stsdt
Also sailod-va Long Island sound
Steamer urertands. for Cow Bay, CD.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON. May BArrived, steamer Taormina (Ger) Koch
from SewiorA.
MAY Sailed. steamer Persian Monarch OBJ. Brstow.
for New York
Arrived steamer iIindoo lBr) Douglass from New York
BRISTOL Mpy Arrived steamer Gloucester cry (Br).
| Jones. New. YORK.
pUNNEr HEAD May A-Passcd, steamer Norge DAM.
Knuisen IRON New YORK on her 10 Stottn.
SCLY May Passed steamer SAlorno (Br Rogers. from
New. York
HAhsuRo May CARVED. steamer AmAn (Ger). kraeft.
from York.
RorrKRpAM May s-Arr we'd. steamer Csland lDtch).
from Now.lork
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ELIZABETH.

RUINED PAINTINGS And \ DEAD MONKEY.
judge Van SICKLE yesterday was Injured IN alightns
from "A train at Elizabeth but did not mind
tbe injury until after he opened the Union COUNTY
Cont when he suddenly became III that he had to
adjourn the court and take the first train q" his homo
I'm Trenton The on trial intcrc,tln. one.
being brought by Augusta e. L.,lgnolo against g.
Warren watson "a wealthy New Yorker. wh" leased her
furnished house at I1ainncld and occupied II foi
eighteen months having the use Of her horses aud
carriages lie wa also To take care II her pet
monkey The animal died from alleged neglect and
iva OF the plaintiffs oil paintings were ruined IS holes
bclug punchcd through them. Colonel Julian scott
an artist testified that one Of the paintings va.
worth goo and the other go. The paintiN also a.
sort'd that one 81 her horse, wa crippled and hci
carriage, badly damaged. she wants - 900 for the
injury 10 her property.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
TEACHERS ENTERTAINED WITH BALLAD

TEACHERS ENTERTAINED WITH BALLADS
The convention OF the WeStchester County Teachers
Institute at Mount Vernon, closed III '"o
Fifthave. schoolhouse last evening WIN
lecture by Miss Fanny q. Levy OF VI.
ballad accompanied By vocal illustrations oi
ballads sung within the last 200 years. MISS Levy
Illustrations Wen. exqulsitely rendered. especially oc
scotch ballad Annie Laurie and the loved American
ballad Home sweet Home" Professor Johh hc''
ncdy gave two lectures. one on History ana '''o
other Oh Elementary science" and with Cohdhc,o'
Isaac IT, stout discussed and answered queries
st"ut also made interesting remarks upon schoVi
Records" and Professional Courtesy sectional meet
nrs have been held during the week, at when 3pro
~ current educational ntcrc, discussed ana te
teachers attended them regularly. There was also "'
exhibition OF scbOoI "orh'
MOUNT VERNON Asscmblyman Bradford Rhodes.
In reply to a tecgraphc appeal signed by several oi
the leading citizens. assured them on thursday his
that they need have apprehension rs 10 HIS a''io
on the Aquciuc Claims bill, ~ he was uhcpuVocais
oppp,ed Ia Il. The Committee on sehorlai DAY
Exercises is encrec;ically AT work e. NJ NoSc"""
is chairman of the committee and II Is proposed 10
celebrate Memorial Day in betting way. hoop'c
POST Grand Army of the Republic. Of bridgeport tue
mn scparatc Company OF the National Guard
and the Order OF United American Mechanics VIII rake
part I'm the parade. Republican piIiarIc' WIZ
held in each OF the I've wards last night TO elect dele
,tos ~ nominate candidates for village officers next
Monday evening. in Fcrguson'S l-3!l. The Tune LOT
he completion ~ sewers has been extended to July 10
WHITE PLAINS.-Mls, Martha Young. Of Tuchahoc.
has signed her place in public school NO. l.
| The Rev. g. r. lawson OF New York, VIII occupy
the pupif In the First Baptist Church tomorrow =.
Charter election takes place on Iuc,ray next ihe
,suiraut. for Office, are In the First Ward David
Vcrplanck and Richard Dowd1 (prnl second Ward
Nbi Carpenter and samuel Miller Rrp.), Ihlrd NaIu,
f. f. Lons and John Read tRcpI difference OF
ounion concerning the sewer construction II the dl-
vision line of the contest.
YONKEE>-Mrs. Romiua~k. native ot PruSslan
Poltud now living AT 40. i5J Ncpcrhanavc. processes
10 he lot year, old. She I've, with a daughter, a
granddaughter ana a great srinidaushter
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IONG Island.

FOUND Ms Parents NEARLY >rFFoC ATED.
Tath,r Icuui~en pastor II -. Andrew, Roman
;afl.l.c church. AZ -as llirhor. conduct, mi-, AZ :
,..lo.. ever, morning .u the church. and among th"
,,-...,- attendant, ar. BIS father and mother Ne,.
.,d,y morning thcy d.d not appear AZ the usual time
and Father DculI.pu hurried g. ~: home Of his
parent, aud with an axe broke down the door. lie
found hi- parents unconscious, tFy having been a!
ro-f .uFoc,f lv coal "a which escaping from
th. stove. The priest called ~ pay ,clan, 10 attend
h, par.ls and ihc latter were SIN ia critical con
.ttDu las night
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ORANGE.
,.rw ,-,r. ~ TIE COMMON COUNCIL.

NEW RtLEs IN TIE COMMON COUNCIL.
The orange Common Council met last evening and
after long and stubborn fight repealed all rules OF
order and discharged all standing committees and
then adopted a new set OF rules tIhlhS Jhe power Vi
r,oip.inp committees from the Mayor and vestins
=, IL, tho CouncIl The Council then appointed the
Standing committees precisely the same as at the
meeting OF April Z, over which TIC long legal hs"'
tool Mace.
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Bournc president of the Singer Company, letter in
res ponc To II sympathetic message sent by the MAYOR
the day after the fire. Mr. Bourne expressed hi,
thank, 10 the Fire Department for It's assi-tiucc AMI
spoke Of the plans Of the company for rebuilding the
burned structure
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A philosopher says that the man who makes
trouble for some other has somewhere In
the world making trouble for him. Perhaps so out
in a majority Of cases the third man Is likely
TO DO 4 woman.-(N orrstown Herald
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STATEN ISLAND.

EDGEWATEE. The TompAn,yllc Fire Police h'h
their annual meeting Yesterday AZ the village nail IN
Ed-cwater and elected the following officers Captain
Richard ~cs FIRST Lieutenant. Geore" Meurar ,econd
Lieutenant g. Wedding. tnid lieutenant George HoI-
ncr. ercrctary. " j. Jenkins, treasurer. Paul Mutch
Ter. stcwa ard. " Keeling.
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John Thomas Hclsop. Of birmingham Eng, who has
marvellous power II vision. IS called The Living
Ncro,cope.- lie won't drink water. because De can
I ,incli,h the animal life In H. lc drink, whiskcy.
however and II might - supposed that the man whose
vision d, powerful enough % di- -rn the animal
life IN water could also ne misery and crime and
povcrty In wh..kcy.-l Norri~town Herald.
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IONG ISLAND CITY.-Thc CITY Treasurer Of Long
Island ,.t, l,- ',-i authorized hy tn Common conn
I'D fn issue $1,000 worth Il . II pc. cent revenue
bond, ~ take up that amoJut II revenue bond that
became due ou May !.
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mands Of DR.. Monroe D. Long and Others, VINO con
ieted the Closing up of extensive De Baud estate
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HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
pening Larchmont Yacht Clubhouse.
ony races. Meadow Brook, l.. l., 80 p. m.

TVHy rdVts' 4u'duUW I'IOOk, ~ p II'
Linden Park races. Q p. m.
Conference Of educational workers, NO UniversitS
Place. p.
Brooklyn College OF the City Of NewIork lacrosse
match Washington Park Brooklyn, p. m
Manhattan Athletic Club games. Eighty-sNthst and
Eighth-ave.. 3 y. IN.
New-York Tandem Club spring drive.
Republican National League reference case. Stewart
Building.
W H. Seward Club annual dinner. Fifth Avenue Hotel.
evening. .
National Cross Country Association run. Morris Park.
D.
Cricket match at Livingston S. l.. l 30 p m.
New.York League. baseball match, Polo Grounds
D. m.
New.York Players. Boston baseball match, Brother
hood Park. y. IL.
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THE
EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE
SOCIETY,
No, 120 BROADWAY,
NETWORK.
Surplus s23,25o,ooo
Assets 11O.OOO,00O

During the past fire years the
Society has added $12, 1897, 457 to its
surplus funds, which is $500 6,OS7
more than any OTHER life Assurance
Company has accumulated during
the same period.
The amount of dividend paid on
each annual dividend policy, Of the
Equitable Society in 1889 was
greater than the dividend paid on
the same policy in 1883. The same
Is true of the dividends of this year
as compared with those Of 1889.
I'm fact, the ratio of annual divi-
derds has increased each year for
the last five years.
On maturing 20-year Tontine life
and endowment policies. the Society
will. in 1891, return all the premi.
ums paid, with interest at rates,
varying according to age and kind
of policy, from > to . per cent. per
annum Other Tontine policies show
relatively favorable returns. de-
pendent upon the term of years for
which they have been in force and
the conditions of the same.
These results are absolutely UNI
precedented in the history of life
assurance. and are 50 remarkable as
10 be worthy OF the careful eXamina-
ton of every person who desires to
make an Investment which will pro-
tcct the family in the event Of
death, or yield lucrative return in
case of long life.
II. B. HYDE, President.
J. w. ALEXANDER, Vice Pres't.
NEW YORK. May l, 1890.
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CoRvrII's BENLOGN COSMETIC SOAR.
yhens The HANDS, soften, the ,An, and all rough.
-. All druggists. - cents.
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Keeps Dress Shirts 10 measure 6 for 50. None
better AZ prize. Largest r,och o, mems furnishing
gools Ia New NCfk. 800 and Sll broadway.
Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
Ia. been u-ri f,r over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
u MOTHERS Tor their CHILDREN Will TEETii-
CHlLD soITENN ne GrNS. ALLAYS al rNN
tt'NI~ WIND collie. and IT, IA" best remedy Tor
piNEEUOF.N Sold hv Druggists IA every part Of the
world Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Your complexion, well MS your temper. is
rendered miserable di.orirr'd liver. Improve both by
,hlur Cartor'- Luur Liver Ps
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Henry A. DANIELS. NJ.

W " I0I TT
Diseases Of the Nervous system Genlto Urinary Orgsns
In y0frnce and stcriilty Hours 70 Il. 70 8.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY
sun .sa sets OIL o?l Moons age IL
HIGH WATER
4 y-sandy Hook GOV. Island - Hell Gate l3g
p U-sandy How OIO Gov. fsand o.?s Hell GAZE 1922
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NEW YORK, May l, 1896
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INCOMING STEAMED

TO-DAY.
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THREE Prince.
BROADWAY Warren.
STORES. } Sd ST
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II. II. Nother-poOn ..--.- : stfoke -- .
A. +. Hewlett. ........ VAIN -
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1890-06-13
MiIlard Items.

Fine rains Monday and Tues
day.
Jas. Dunn went to LaPlata
-'JasN} Jas. Dunn, spent several days
in Atlanta last week.
Miss Ida Cook was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Heller, the latter part
of last week.
Miss Eta Shaver has been visit
ing Miss Oxley this week.
Miss Addic Lantz is visiting
friends near Chillacothe.
VIM. Policy lost a fine young
horse Monday; he choked to death
on oats.
Quite an excitement was created
Friday night over the arrest of
two tramps supposed to be part
of the crowd that had been prowl-
ing around Millard for a week or
ten days. A telegram was sent
Sheriff Williams who came down
Saturday morning. After giving
them some good Iadvice they we're
told to git and they got.
MAX. II.