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Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
AN EXPENSIVE FIRE.
A Seven-Story Warehouse Burned al
Minneapolis.

MTNNEAPoLIs, July 15.-The large
seven-story warehouse of the Security
Warehouse Company, on First street
and Fourth avenue, north, owned by
Wood & Morse, was entirely destroyed
by fire, together with it's contents, this
afternoon, entailing loss of nearly
81, 100000. The fire is supposed to have
been caused by spontaneous combustion.
Two men, w. w. Morse, one of the pro-
prietors, and his engineer, were rescued
by means of ladders from the fourth
floor. They were almost blinded and
suffocated by the dense smoke. A three
story stone building on the north side of
the warehouse, occupied as dwelling
house by number of Jewish families,
was crushed fiat by the falling walls.
No one was injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Another Race Riot.

CHARLESTON, S. c., July ia riot is
reported near Kearsin, Barnwell county.
Three hundred negroes, armed with
rifles, are said to confront twenty-five
white men. One negro has been killed.
Assistance has gone from the neighbor-
ing towns.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Prof. Dunshee Dead.

DEs MONIES, Ia, July 15.-Norman
Dunshee, professor of languages in Drake
university, died this morning, aged IS.
He was graduate of the Western Re
serve college, in the class of '45, and for
several years the instructor of the late
President Garfell.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
southern Retaliation.

KANSAS Cry, July 15.-Ex-Governor
Crittenden, of Missouri, in letter to
the Times, states that none of the south
ern states will represent themselves at
the worlds fair if the north passes the
Lodge federal election bill.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Ready for Inspection.

SAN Francisco, July 15.-The new
cruiser San Francisco went on the dry
dock this afternoon to receive her final
preparations for the official trial trip.
The naval board of inspectors will in
spect the cruiser tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Charges DisprOvcd.

SAN Francisco, July 15.-The charges
made by B. j. Davis, convicted of man
slaughter for the murder OF his wife,
against his attorney, J. n. E. Wilson,
whom he declared had advised him to
swear to falsehoods, were thoroughly
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Crazed by Fire-Water.

SEATTLE, July 15.--At Port Orchard
yesterday, an Indian named Charley
jackson, after drinking a quantity of
alcohol, became infuriated and Drained
another Indian, Bill Chico, with club.
He has not been captured.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
PRAIRIE FIRES.
A Large Area in Texas Devoided of All
Forms of Life.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 15.-Tremen-
dous prairie fires have been raging west,
along the line of the Southern Pacific
railway. No rain has fallen for five
weeks, and the grass is as dry as tinder.
All the water courses are dried up, and
in places where there were once marshes
the vegetation burns fiercely. A num-
ber of head of cattle have been lost.
Many deer were driven against barbed
wire fences and burned, and vast areas
cleared Of rabbits and smaller forms of
animal life.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
A Terrible WindatOrm.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, July ia terrific
windstorm in this vicinity did great
damage today. The streets in the lower
portion of the city are flooded. Wash
outs on railroads have delayed trains.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
A Stage Held Tn.

VICTORIA, B. c., July 15.-The Cariboo
stage was held up by highwaymen near
Ashcroft last night. Particulars are not
yet OBJ tainable.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

and it is reported tonight that he has
been placed under arrest there at the
solicitation of his friends, who feared
possible violence.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
Grand President PascO,

SACRAMENTO, July 15.-The grand
lodge of Sons of st. George, in session
here today, elected as grand president
Thomas Pascoe, of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16
A Business Block Burned

n BuBIhess BLOCK Bufneds
DENTON, Tex, July l5.-The principal
business block of this city was burned
today, entailing a loss of 100000.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-16

disproved in Judge Murphy's court this
afternoon, and Davis was sentenced to
ten years imprisonment, the extreme
limit of the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
VETERANS ENTERTAIN WOMEN.

The 18th Regiment Veteran Club held their second
ladies' day at their house. Fifth-ave and Fiftycch
st. yesterday afternoon from TIL O'Clock. The
management Of the reception was in the hands Of
James p. Burrell, Ferdinand p. Earle and Edward G.
Anderson. The house tastcfu!y decorated and
the walls covered with loan collection OF
paintings brought together for the day. They were
the works Of Thomas Iovenden George lines, ChaTlc,
+. Ulrch J. q. Brown, Gilbert GaUl. Il. {. Minor,
William H. Tyler, a. IL. Wyant :. J. Guy, T. ROybc,
Arthur Parton, Wordsworth Thompson, Madroza
c. de Forest Erush ". +. H. De Haas, j. y Bridgman.
i. W. Van Boskerck, +. Maury. :. L. Clifford, Ernest
Parton, W. +. Richards ard +. :. Church.
Music was furnished by Cappa and refreshments
were served in the dining room.
There were about 500 guests present during the
day. among them Mrs. John l.. Sarry. Mrs
W. J. Cassard, Mrs Henry f. Jones, Miss T. L. ellison
Miss McLune, Mrs. Kalloch. Mrs. L. y. sweet Mrs
+. w. COlgcnS Mrs. Ferdinand T. Earle Mrs. Charles
ROos. Miss Jennie Henry. Mrs. james Z. Burll. Mrs
Maciay, Mrs. J. V. Ecdman. Mrs. McMic.or. Hiss NJ
Louise McMickcr Mrs. Henry Malthey, Mrs. {. W.
Clinton, Mrs. G. W. Taylor Miss Gertrude b. Potter
Mrs. l.. J. Lanicr Mrs. }. Il. AmGOn Miss Kate
Harrison. Mrs Abram Duryca, Mrs. samuel TgleSdcl
Miss Iurictc. Mrs J. W. Hardcnbcck. Ms, DiuWiddic
Mrs. Thomas W. Todd. Mrs. G. :. COzzcu>. Mrs
Frederick W. IIening Mrs. James II. BlAuvc.t MIS-
Frederick Mitchell. Mrs. W. a. Buvis. Mrs. George =
ParTelee, Mrs Goodrich Miss Ross. Mrs. r.. L.
White, Mrs W. +. Lindsay. Mrs. Ldachcz, Miss Hall
Mrs. X. l. stewart Miss Annie GaUticr and Miss Lee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
ARlfY AND NArY INTELLIGENCE

Washington Way 12.-Captan Henry Johnson
medical s.orclccpcr. has been directed 20 take charge
OF the Medical PuIvcying Depot at New York during
tbc absence Of Colonel Edward =. NOlum, surgeon
general. The latter has received leave Of absence
for two months, with permission b. abroad. Thirty
recruits have been ordered to the Sd Cavalry. Captain
Charles b. Ewing Medical Department, has been de
tachcd from duty AT the Washn etOn Barracks and
ordered to duty al st. LOnis. Post Chaplain John
V Lewis has been wholly retired from the Army
account of disability not incident 10 the service Hos
pital steward T. y Brown has been placed thc
tired list First Lieutenant ". g. Richards, ~ Ar
uIlery has been ordered TO examination for retire
uent An Army Retiring Board has been appointed
70 meet at the War Department May II, for thu eX-
animation Of second Lieutenant j. " Cunningham,
10Th Infantry. and others. The detail for the Boar!
Is as follows Lieutenant Colonel Anthony iicgcr,
surgeon; Major G. l.. Grccnlcai, surgeon: Major
Theodore schwan, assistant adJuiant general; Gap
tain James Chester. 80 Artillery and Captain George
+ Anderson 9th Cavalry, with First Lieutenant Con
stantne Chase, Sd Artillery, recorder.
Lieutenant Commander &C. II. West has been
ordered 10 duty at me New York Navy Yard. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
LAEES II. WO0US DEAD.

James II. Woods, one Of the oldest and best known
Importers Of woolcn goods In the city, died from pncu
nOnla yesterday at his home. No. IL Wavcrlcy Place
He was native OF Baltimore and was in his eghtic;h
year. When yonng man he came 70 New Yor. and
las been connected actively with the business lie Of
the city for more than Fifty years. He first carried
his business alone but forty Ave ago formed
with John Lowry the firm now known Woods
Lowry Il Co., Of No. 81 West Twenty ;hrd-st.
Mr. Woods married. All his relatives lived i'm
Baltimore and there be owned house, where his sisters
lNed. lie was mcmbc? Of The Protestant Episcopal
Church Of the Ascension and actively part cipatcd in
Is Charitable works. lie never entered into official
life bat for many years took prominent part in
Affairs
The funeral will be held at the Church Of the As
Cension tomorrow morning at IL O'Clock. The Rev.
Dr. +. Winchester Donald Will Ohiciate and will prob
ably be assisted by the rector Of Mr.. Woods old church
Ia Baltimore. The burial Will be in that ctg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
W-YORK CITY.

The Washington Memorial Arch Fund amounts e
S77.421 "A.
The annual glcc-club concert Of Columbia Coeg
will take place in Chickerins Hall on saturday evening
Bishop Potter will administer the rite OF confirmation
AT the Church of the Archan eel. -. Nicholas an
udrcdand cishtccnth-st at O'Clock this even
ing 4 special choral service will BE- given.
4 series of fencing contests between Mile JAEGER
manu. the acknow lcGgcd female Champion and SIC
nora Cas;roni. sk!iu Italian fcuc,r Will take place
az the Eden Mu~ce every evening Of this week
] he match is for handsome championship gold badge
the work OF Tiffany.
The Ncw-York SaHitarum Hospital has been in
cor at,G w tn fIlown- director, Jane, OReil'
Joseph Farewell. Pctcr sweeney Thomas /. O'Keili)
Charlie, Zieman John Foley Charles Gottl!eb george
W. ORey and Charles Bel
The senior and junior class mines Of Columbia Col
lcgc will play baseball today at Wil'amshNdge III
the series of games for the college championship
The shareholders Of The National Bank Of Commerce
met Yesterday. and received and approved The re
ports Of the officers. benjamin d. Hliman presided
The ANIMAL parade Of the Park police Will take place
on Thursday on the Mall in Central Park The men
Will be reviewed by the Park Commissioners
\ presentation Of flags and portraits Of Lincoln ana
Washington was made Yesterday 10 Grammar school
80 3D. in East one hundred and ;cntISt John g.
NcNtry is PRINCIPAL OF the school. The pupils LOOK
mart I'm appropriate cNerc-es Congressman Ashbe,
p Fitch presented the colors, and the portraits wcT"
given 10 the school by Colonel f. X. Hahn. manager
Of the Manhattan Elevated Railway.
Controller Myers viii at ?. m. tomorrow open
ealed proposals for $5joOOO of Dock bonds. Sl7SoJo
+ new Washington bridge bonds and $4,000 Of
~chool-housc bonds: tot1l. 5943Co). Thee bonds
Lear per cent interest and rcdc"mabic IA twenty
wears. Tney are exempt from city and county taxation.
4 paper Ly W. II. !. siclcrs and 4. C. ChcnoUeth.
describing the recently discovered Indian mound, ~
Inyyood wa, read al Columbia College last nirht ander
the auspices Of the Nev-York Academy Of sciences.
WNa.n " WINS. counsel ior the senate lnvc'tieat-
inc committee wrote a letter 70 senator la-s"tt yes
;egdav. requesting That the coming session Of thc
rommltte. MAY be postponed from Thurday e. Mon
dav. An answer fiom Mr. Taa>ctt 8, expected TODAY.
Tie date for tic departure Of The con Regiment q"
poekskiu ha. been changed from June = 10 Auru.;
10. to enable the men 10 celebrate July by their
annual athletic games in Jones' Wood
Father o'Kco0c Of The Church Of ~ Char'ce BOY
romeo. has ,old The temporary brca cur'h ana
Grounds. which cost him three years a-) SI27oo for
100000 lie will have the usc Of thr church for
another year
Lou.s sctott, one Of the BOYS employed I'D the
Tribune. v>lc receiving some mail IN the Po-i"fhc"
Yesterday lad lis watch ard chain stolen by PICK
pocket.
since McCnnns testimony. amt st. Vincent Hotel
t. o. great an object Of curiosity to hundreds Of dlc
enzcrs daily "a, though murder had been committed
there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
NETTING OF THE NEU- YORK PRESBYTERT
A DEFENCE OF DIR. HAsTINGS-sHALL REPORT
Frs BE EXCLUDED

A DEFENCE OF DIR. HAsTINGS-SHALL REPORT
ERs BE EXCLUDED
At the monthly meeting Of the NewYorlI Presbytcry
veeterday AT the Scotch Presbyterian Church in -Four
tccnths the following candidates were examined ana
licensed 10 preach Thomas Baile, William Adams
urown Herbert Ford f. ID. McRae. George ii. Ncwc ell,
GAYLORD ; White, Herman Jacot and Mcssrs. lIudnut,
Merrill and Pctric Ncssrs Pctrie and Jacot will 10
ordained on Wednesday evening at the French Evan
geca Church.
There was an animated discussion over the course
r,rsucd bv the Rev. DR. Thomas >. Hastings, who
had been charged with using political methods in Sc
curinc the cc on Of the delegates he favored TO the
General Assembly. The Rev. DR.. Il. Il. Booth de-
Tended his colleague. who he said, had been abused
for doing his duty The Rev Dr. Howard Crosby said
We were perfectly open in all our actions and 1t Is
ab.nrd 70 talh Of political trickcry.r DR.. Hastings
Ia in his own behalf that the ajority had only
c,crcj"cd n privilege which their right in meet
inc before the election and saving time Dy agreeing
heforchand on the caHdidltcs they would support.
There Is an old rule OF the PIcsbytcy excluding
from its sessions. but II has been practically
Tnad letter for years. DR.. Booth had II called mp
Yesterday for the purpose Of having it enforced.
ronn in roscind this rule declared passed, but
,he vote was dOnbtcd. Before the yeas and nays
lid no counted a member reminded the moderator
mat much business yet remained 10 be transacted ana
n motion 10 lay the subject OF admitting reporters on
The table carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
grrrALLY BEATEN Er NIX MOTHER ASH nro7HEI

Mary Ward, young married woman nineteen years
old living at 30. go Fast Thirty e"cond f., va, taken
IA tLc PRESBYTERIAN Hospital late on sunday night ~
4 critical condition. Suffering from internal lnlurc''
received at the LANDS Of her mother Ehhaici Iich
ard, and her brother, Daniel ofonnell. a printer
uvinr N 80 $50 Fast Our hundred and fourth st.,
both q whom were in a drunken frenzy. Ar,. Rich
ards and her son both hahltua dTunhard, ON
saturday the landlord served them with notice to
omit. NJ, Richard, and her son got drunk on sun
cay About O'Clock Mrs. Ward came III. she par
tally succeeded in establishing peace between the
mother and son, VINO had begun pounding each other
INT after a while. the drinking having been renewed,
,bov turned upon Mr.. ward, knocking her down,
dragging her by The hair ana beating her unmcrci
fuIy Her ci.s fos h"p brought - th" pole, who
fouud her uucOn, cinus on the moor ana bleeding from
cut, H. the face. An ami iancc was tlcgiaphcd fCf
from The Onc-hundIcd and lith t. station, and the
surgeon pronounced her condition a serious one.
Mrs.. Richards and her son were arrested. In the
police count yesterday they were held for tndl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
OUTGOING STEAL ERS.
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NETWORK ........... MONDAY MAY II. 1880


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muse To simpson spence d" i"'"H ''''''' - '' ' "
Steamer Ethiopia tBr wilson glasgow via Moyiiie May
henderson BIOS Arrived AZ 81"
B.r 10 =. pm
stcuci Numuri Curtis Met inrt- IA Havana lays
= ia nlsr and p4-srlsrr- 10 - Ward Co. Arrived AZ
the Ear 80 l. a N . u -. ..,
steamer N'i.'t ~ ~ 10. .,,rl A. ~. lar
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r.f.t,r, 'lf.. Mediterranean PORTS. with mfse
and Pheip, Bros * Co Arriyci Al Ito
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sr.,,.r iurv J. Ai,r omcr Bucksport with mise and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
~ MEMORY or OXEN LOVEJOY.

Alton. ILL.,, May II CpccaD.-lntcresting memorial
services were held yesterday aft ruOOl at the grave
Of the martyr LovciOy In the CITY Cemetery. The
occasion was the visit here OF LDvcjoy Camp 40. 1.
sons Of Veterans of ~ lDnis who arrived aOut noon
and were received by the local coOrcd organizations.
After dinner procession was formed by the visitors
and citizens vino marched 10 the cemetery. Bosid
tie grave religious services were conducted by the
local colOrcd clergy and others, with music. Tn
PRINCIPAL address by n" f~V. X. j. Robinson,
vcno cradle cOorcd clergyman Of Arlington Ohio. a
resident Of Alton before the over 1000 citi
zcns. white and croycd were present. The gather
ing the second COMMUNICATION Of LoveJoy'h Death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
STEAM
CARPET CLEANING.

Twenty -onc year, OF pra y u
cal experience ena oies me 20
guarantee the perfection Oi
carpet cleaning, taking up,
altering and rridNlDs' -,
heather beds cleaned anu
renovated bv my new pro-
cess. furniture moved, III
Dadded covered vans, to any
bart CT Ncw-fGrk, Brooklyn
or jersey CitJ. or
TIOS. j. STEWART,
ii9 Broad New y ORR.
Telenhone call 30th->t.. $40;
Jersey City branch ana
storchoiise for furritrre, etc :,
cor. 18th and Erie sts. Tel.
call Jersey CRY. 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
SUN UMBRELLAS AND PARAS0LS

We shall place on sale, to-day,
Tuesday. 800 Serge Silk sun Um-
breilas. with Natural, Carved and
Ebony Handles, in 22 and ~ inch,
at $3.50, $500. 800 and $500
each :formerpricc 800 to $500.
One lot of Coaching Shades, in
fancy cOlOrS. at 500 each.
Black eros Grain Silk ParaSOlS,
IS and 20 inches, at $500 and
500 each.
One collection of 30 Fancy Silk
ParasOls. with specially selected
handles, at $500 each, reduced
from $1,000.
The above are positive bargains.
JAM les Nee X T. T. RY & co.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

LAYING Of the Newly Ork Music Hall, Fifty
seyenth..t and Sevcnth-ave., 80 p. III.
National Temperance Society anniversary Broadway
Tabernacle, 10 Il. m.
Board Of Aldermen. City Hail, p.
Linden Park races. r. IN.
Police and Pilot Commi- sOners' meetings.
Ncw.York LCague-BostOn baseball match, New Polo
Grounds. p. m.
New-York Players Boston baseball match, Brotherhood
Park, y. N.
Bar Association. No. West Twenty ninth-st, p. M
Funeral Of Vicar neral Kecgan, Church OF the As
sumption, Brooklyn, 10 a. m.
Thirteen Club dinner Hotel Marlborough, S:l5 p m
Latin play at st. Francis Xavier College, evening
Stockholders of Madison Square GaIdcn No. 10 West
Twenty -tiird-st. p. u.
Kings County Republican General Committee, Brooklyn
p. , -
Methodist Episcopal Hospital Training School for
Nurses commencement Grace Methodist EpscoIa Church,
Brooklyn. 5 p. m. 80
Academy OF Apthropoogy. No. University Place. 10
y. c,,-,-.-
New.York College Of Music commencement, ChicAerhs
Hall, =. III.
Amateur Athletic Union Board Of Managers. Astor
House. 5 p. , -
Music in Mt. Morris Park by list Regiment Band 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
MEETING or MARBLE CEMETERY TRUSTEES

The trustees OF the marble Cemetery held q meet
ing yesterday afternoon at the oic, Of Arson Baicr
No. II Ccdar,t, to elect Offers fr the year Alex
ander Maitland elected president and Erasmus
Sterling secretary ana treasurer The meeting was
with closed doors, but it learned that tie
subject OF removing the present vauits was nos
considered Mr.. BAKER said that The subject would
have TO be discussed at general ct.ng OF IA,
society and perhap, special general ing would
be held soon, with a view u setting the question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
u How 10 Win Fortune, "

4 tract 10y Andrew Carnegie. be;mg
n reproduction OF his remarkable
article in The Tribune, Which ought
10 be circulated far ANA wide a,non:
ti,e fOilcr> OF the United STATES. IL il
full OF the strongest comfort and en-
cOurngcMcm TO poor Tnrn; and. or
shc other hand, il tends 80 inspire
willing ANA ambition. work.
Employers and presidents cG banks
would 40 acOmnscndaDic thing III
seeing that the pay or deposit en-
Vci0pe Of every Onc OF their people
contains copy OF Nr. Carncsie'~
magnificent address.
The Tribune will supply the article
in Two FORMS VIZ: - four. page leaf
let, at "a cost OG ~ per hundred copies.
Or I'D per fhOisand; and u twelve
page tract, suitable for AN Crdi-
nary envelope, :at $I.5O per hundred
copies, or $40 IA thousand. OLA every
LOT Of s.O00 copies. tract size. "a cover
can DE placed. containing fac ;:dyer-
tisen"mt Off finn or bank distribute
Ing the copies, without extra charge.
TINE TRiEUME.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
POW DOrN'S FIRST CREW or EIGHT

Brunswick Me-. May 12.-Thc first Bowdon crew
tha, has ever sat in eight cared boat Will row al
Boston, on the Charles River, on Memorial Day. Tho
cpposng oarslncn viii lie representatives, Of the Eos
ton Athletic Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Lieutenant Commander W. II. Parker has been dc,
t"cbcd from the IroquOls naval court martial. OF
which CaIfain T. +. Kane Is president has been
ordered 10 meet at the NcwIorlI Navy Yard as soon
a. practicable for the trial OF such prisoners as may
ye brought before 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

GEORGE s. cor. Prosid Mt American Exchange Na'Ion;
Bank
! : T. STRANAUNN. Pfc.'d,n; Atlantic Dock Co.
AI.fX NNDTE L.. ORR. Of David Bows Co.
g. G. WILLIAMS President Chemical National Bank.
J. ROGERS MAXWELL. Pr sldent c. 4. K. Of y.
A. u. HULL. Retired Merchant.
II UrEIHrT Commissioner Of Emigration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

1oDAI
sunr,.., Al sci'7 oi foon rs' lsam Moons age "
HiGn WAFER
<ysanoy Hook 226 GOV. I.ltnL 2iS Hell Gate Al
a Wsandy Look 5 - Gov. I.anL 347 Hell cate. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

KangarooS infcSt parts of Australia
in such hordcS rs to destroy the crops.
The farmers get even by Sknning ="
the kangaroGS. Their hides make cX-
ccllcnt leather, strong rs caltskin and
soft rs kid. Delightfully."- easy shoes
are made of it, and We are selling the
best of these Kangaroo ShocS-$4.jO
for high cut. 800 for low
All other kinds of mems and boys
shoes, except the poor kind, and every
sort by its right name and at a reason
able price.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

la, b,cn used for o,cr TiITY WARS b. MILLION.
81 NOTIIfl.> for their CHILDREN WILL. TEETH
ING' WITH rEEfE. sUCCIss. II SOorHE, tn
CHILD. SOfTi.NN GUMS. iI.LAlS all PAIS
Il RVS WIND collie. and is The bc-t remedy r.
DIANRUO.A. sold hy Druggist. IN every Part o. n
world Twcnty-h,c cents bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13

Removed Harris " Co.. Tailors ard Importers
have removed from Park Ba. to ljS BROADWAY continu
ing SUPPLY OF elegant garments for small remuneration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-13
AnnOunc' ncnS.
HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d..

90 WEST tJlH 81.
Diseases ~ the Nervous system 6cnto Urinary OF.ans
impotence and stcHlty. Hour 10 !, 2 10 :.
Keeps Dress Shirts to measure. for 80. None
at price. Iarsc,t sto.a % mons
FOODS ia NeW-lCIa. 800 AND blI Broadway.
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