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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-10

$50 More Of Those Fine $3.50 Saxony
Wool German Hand-Knit Jackets, selling SO
rapidly at 40, at AuEnBAoH's, It'll and H.
Domestic Sewing Machines and Pattern Rooms.
oct25-eod24t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-10

J.Jay GOuld's Wonders for Children. 9th st.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-10

CoLp IN TIE HEAD CURED IN ONE NIGHT
Eg - - drussiss ssasraly. ssssns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
WIS IT yURDFB OR FALI.7

woman OF the kind peculiar to Cherry Hin
killed In way also peculiar TO Cherry Hill and other
places OF Its character yesterday. The woman had
history OF the kind which such women are likely TO
have. The mutilatcd, rag-cothed body, con
tanned In pine box In the Morgue, was known until
yesterday a. Crazy Mary" or Mrs. Mary Phillips I'm
the tare moments wien her jacquaintances felt
very polite or very sarcastic. Her claim to fame
lies In the fact that when old Shakespeare was
murdered in the East River Hotel, Crazy Mary was
al first believed By the police be the dead woman
But Crazy Mary did not become police case ey-
cept for occasional "drunks and dsordcrlies,' until
early yesterday morning. Then she suddenly fell or
was thrown from the third story window Of No 90
Cherry-st landing on the spikes OF an iron railing,
and sustaining injuries which caused her death few
hours later In the Chambers street Hospital. The
accident was sufficiently horrible In It's details to
satisfy even Cherry Hi. crowds reverently in
spected the railing yesterday morning long AFTER
the woman had died
n window on the floor belowt then her body was
violently twisted around in the air and she came
down heavily on the spikes OF the railing around the
house For instant she hung there and then fell
to rne pavement with her head hanging to the
ground.
The police at once arrested her husband, Frank
Philips, and John Farrell, In whose rooms the three
had drinking before the accident, on the charge
Of having thrown the woman from the window. They
were both fast asleep. feigning to be so, when
the policemen knocked at the door. and they both
denied that a woman had fallen from their window
They said there had been no woman In their room
Al the Tombs Police Court tia prisoners pleaded not
guilty." aud they were held for the Coroner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
yOrOBIOrs CRIMINAL CAPTURED.

Philadelphia, Aug. 4.-Wllliam stetSon. notorious
burglar and sneak thief, alias English BILL BIZ the
Brute and other names brought to this city from
Saratoga y. y. this morning. having been extradiieo
for clever diamond robbery committed here several
months ago. Numerous other charges are hanging
over him. Upon searching the prisoner a collection
Of $50 old foreign gold coins. ruging In value from
FL To $40 each, was found upon him and recognized
as the properly OF Francis K. BlOmbe, OF Emporium
Penn. from whose house the coins were taken on
July 81.
Setson has an international reputation as criminal
having robbed Paris bank OF 10000 fmncs three
years ago, M company with Edward Guerroh. III
dividing the proceeds, cemetery after the robbery
the thieves fell ont and SetsOn shot CuerOn. danger
ously wounding him. lie repeated the decd however
md assisted his pal to London where he nnrscd m'n
nine months in a hospital The mon again qinrT"iien
before Gucrron had recovered and stetson Ned to
Boston, after bctraying his partner in crime 10 th'
police. tiucrrOn was taken TO France. where n" j
Sowing tcn-year sentence for the bank robbery
Stoeons last performance in this city was enc AR i
substitution Of n paste stone for n diamOrd Whlch h'
was eX.mning In william smiths jewelry store y
true bill Of Indictment found against him To-Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
THE PROMISED HEAT DID NOT ARRIYE.

The 'much' warmer weather. which WAS promised
BY Mr. Dunn OF The signal Service Bureau FOR yesei-
Gay, cid not arrive. To be there was q Ilse IN
The temperature Of four degrees but as the humidity
remained NAL, nobody noticed Il except those per
vered people who are always grImbling about hot
Weather, and vet secretly disappointed when The
~eiclry does not climb up into the nincucs and hu-
Edity reach satura0n point. cool breeze from tse
southwest blew over the city, and chased away the
clouds. whc. began 10 gather in the west about one
o'clock in the afternoon looking Ike forerunners Vi
thunder storm. At 30 p. IN tire THERMOMETERS
registered IS degrees and then began slowly to go
eogn III the rate Of degree every two hours and
the breeze kept up its good work The hottest place
IN the United states yesterday was Key West. where
temperature of 20 degrees recorded and 10 ssult
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
TO DIVIDE THE WA1ERs OF The RIO GRANDE

FL Paso, Tex, Aug 4.-Acting Governor Hcm"ntcl
and Governor-elect Ahumad1 Of Chihuahua. Mexico,
arrived in this city to-day from III" city 81 chihuahua
10 meet and confer with the officials Of the United
STATE, concerning division Of the water, Of the RIO
Grande River for irri CATION That Is the most vital
question now commanding the attention Of the people
on the borders Of Mexico and Texas. The scarcity Of
water In the river at ths season and The Gam OF
Mexico catching oil the flow, have caused great loss
10 farmers on this side. Governor Ahumado sid
to-day that everything would De arranged satisinc-
torily: that Mexico would show her hberaliiy and
divide the water with her American neiglbor fairly
and equally. lie hoped this conference would be
precedent for the settlement Of all disputes between
the two countries. believing thai Justice would more
ouckly reached BY appealing 10 the reason Of both
people rather than force Of arms. Tie conference
tilI ncpt ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
RepnEsryrrD THEMSELVES As OFFICERS.

John Briggs, thirty years old. OF NO COZ Anlster-
dam-avc. ard William Hewitt, thirty-hve years Old,
Of 40. 3.Oo3 Arthurave. were held for examination
b. Justice Hogan in the Essex Market Police Court
yesterday, charge Of representing themselves ms
agents Of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
10 Children. Lizzie Coleman. Of No. 2S second ave,
the complainant. Mrs. Coleman arrested by
Captain DOhcT;y, Of the Fourteenth Precinct for
keeping disorderly house. She wis sentenced TO ten
lays imprisonment and her tcn-ycarOld daughter,
Who found IN the rooms at the time OF the raid,
was sent 10 the Catholic TrOtcctory. The two
prisoners called upon the woman, and said that for
s3o they would get the child out Of the institution
Tie said that she did not have the money,
AID when the thcreupon threatened to arrest
her, She called a policeman and had them arrested
Briggs Is conductor and Hewitt a cardriver. They
denied the charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
/ WOMAN TRIES TO BLOW Up BROKER.

Chicago Aug. Am attempt was made last night
10 blow up the house OF Charles d. irwin, wealthy
Beard Of Trade broker. No 100 Calumest.. ana
the police searching high and low Tor the criminal
who Is n woman Tho attempt wonn probably nave
hccn succcssful had not persons passing by frightened
the woman. who left large can. halfhllod with
high explosive. and ran toward the lake. The can
was discovered few minutes Inter, but the finders
were afraid touch II and called Mr.. irwin out He
picked up the can. and on examining us contents
discovered that IL wa more than half filled with
giant powder. In all there was about ten pounds
~ The deadly explosive. The amount WAS Sufri"t
II exploited TO have blown Ire building 10 atoms.
The actions OF tho leave no doubt IN the minds
II the police and Mr. Irwin that she intended 70 blow
M his house and cause the death OF all who werc
inside The description " her IL gwen 10 the police
is that she attlrcd In deep mourning ana uore "A
heavy black veil that fell below her waist Mr.. Irwin
cannot account for the attempt. lie saws no women
have auy dealings with tho firm, hence the motive
could not be one Of revenge for loss OF money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
Conntrn Real &siate for Sale


FERNSlDE STOCK FARM cannot be
exceled for beauty and piofuctlveness
nov harvesting $50 tons hay magnificent
views, superb roads. fashionable society
don't miss this opportunity n quick
purchaser the price Will BE- great bargain :;
terms - 900 cash balance may remain on
mortgage for @ term OF ycars at pr cent
Interest J. ID. CONDICT, | Monta emery
st., Jersey city, Y. j.
PALISADES PARK Choice lots on $40
monthly payments no free passes call at IA
Chainb> rs-sJ., and 60 With our salesman,
free OF expense. lie at our office al IL 30
noon and our agent will take you TO TIE
property.
THE ORANGES, y. J. (neer oil sta-
lions. Real estate for sale. New m0deIn
residence. best location $4,000. EDW. r.
HAMILTON & CO.. SO B'wsy, n. Y.
81 5oo-GRAND opportunity for club (;
340 acres mile n,hing; centre OF Cat
skllls beautiful valley OF Big Indian de-
eHiars. coCTANT. Box II, ST. Rfmy.
y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05

Rochester. y. Y. Aug 4.-Thc Board OF Health last
evening adopted resolution prohibiting the feeding
Of "bIewory grain" To COWS. the milk OF which Is
offered for sale in this CITY, The amount OF brewery
grain sold by the ale and beer brewen"S In Rochester
i, estimated at 100000 bushels a year Tn" pTc"
rules AT about 10 cents buShel. or SlVo"O year
william BARTHOLOMEW. superintendent ~ the larthol-
omay Brewery, said DIV E" In Europe the grain i
stored for months and used needed. Here the
farmers come in every day and got the grain fresh.
In the Western States and In EUROPE they are not In
Producing drying machines. with which the grain Is
dried and shipped for future consumption In other
mart, Of the world II Is thought that milk would
udvancc 10 . II cents In summer and IN winter.
rbolcsolc making IL : and > cents RETAIL II the
luton Is enforced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05

that university July 8. The meeting was pre-
sided over by Professor G.. S. Fullerton. OF the Uni
versity OF Pennsylvania II determined TO refer
the entire matter OF organization q committee con
sisting OF President Hail. Professor Fullerton, Of the
University Of Pennsylvania Professor Jastrow OF the
University OF Wisconsin: Professor Ladd. Of Yale:
Professor Catrell OF Columbia. and Professor Baldwin
OF Toronto University. This committee was antho
rized 10 determine a place. time and programme for
the next meeting and then report a plan OF or
ganizatlon II was the OF those present that
these men should constitute council 10 De renewed
by frequent elections, and 10 choose All Executive
Committee from their number to direct all the
affairs OF the association, and that the first three
men named should temporarily such committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
7rorslr BETWEEN COWBOYS AvD rlRlrRS

Kansas City. Mo-. Aug. a. dispatch from Wichita
Kan savs: a cattleman from Arkansas city says
cha, hoodshcA IS looked for between cowboys and
Kansas farmers. II that Receiver Iinich, In
charge Of the Preside County Tex ranch, IS shipping
several traluloads Of stock dag 70 Chicago from
Arkat saS City, and Tuesday night large number Of
these cattle broke the line and spread over tho
Kansas cCrnfcds Some forty farmers Of tho vicinity
armed themselves and Informed the cowboys that
every animal found tr~passing In Kansa, would b"
shot The caulcmea ir return promised that for
every animal Killed a Kansas farmer should bite the
dust The farmers ar" said to be pirolng the
border"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
4 PHILADELPHIA LAWYER SAID TO BE MISSING

Philadelphia. Aug. 4.-There Is n general b'hci tha'
william b. Robins attorney and convcyancer OF tm-
city. and late accounting warden OF ~ NarA 'h'r'"'
Is fugitive and II IS alleged that the total sum OF
DISCREPANCIES I'm which 10 Is involved VIII reach
Sl5OOOO In the latter part Of June the fact became
public that Mr.. Robins. accounting warden OF 81
Marks Church. was several thousands OF dollars SNORT
in his accounts with the veStry. II Is uhu'r>'"'"
lha, the deficit WIS made good. Yesterday bills w"r"
fled i'm Common Pleas Court I'm five suits To annu Ger
tain mortgages the property Of Mrs Mary W. camp
bell which il is nverrcd In the complaint We're exc
cucd by Robins without her knowledge or consent
Robins was Mrs. Camphcls LAWYER. and held her
power Of attorney. lie executed mortgages on several
properties owned bv her and II Is charged converted
the proceeds 10 his In addition he held
$4,000 OF securities from which he was authorized
to collect the II Is alleged That he forged
n clause Ia the power Of attorney. ana undcr u III
lawfully disposed of Mrs. Campbells property II was
learned to day that Robins recently made confession
II his croOkcdness lie has not been seen here Tor
several weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
MAY MOVE CCUvTT TRE1SURTR KEARN.

Chicago, Aug. (SpcciaD.-lt IS stated to-day that
the County Board is preparing to remove from once
County Treasurer Kcarn the Democratic ohcial who
is accused OF Illegally Withholding city funds f'r
the purpose OF deriving Interest from these moneys
When the Boari Of County Commissioners Of Cook
County rcconvenes August 30 and the report OF tho
special committee appointed 10 inspect the books
Of the County Treasurer has been presented rcsolu
ton will doubtless be introduced recommending MI
Kcarn's removal from Office President Green. Of the
County board, to-day said THAT Treasurer kcarn
Is constantly violating the law is only too apparent
The law says he shall render account every
ten DAYS: he never rendered any. II the law Is
TOO oppressive change should be made In IT,
lie says that II is impossible to render an account
every days. When have examined the books
we will know how much crcdencc to give his state
ment. one fact IS certain, and that is, that with
millions to Mr. Kearn'S credit in the banks o: this
city which lie Is drawing IL per cent in
tercst the city cannot get enough money for current
expenses. Mr. kCarn says that he does not draw
any interest upon the public funds. man must he
easily gullcd t. believe that statement. lie Is now
receiving from the banks, interest upon the public
funds $40 a day. While he doing this
tractors, who unable TO get their pay from the
city, going to the same banks where Mr. hciun
deposits and borrowing this very money at u
per cent. The city needs funds badly, and II Mr..
keaTn should pay II $1,OOO,OOO to-day II would all
DC checked out before tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
LIGHTING COMPANIES CONSOLIDATE.

Albany, Aug. "A certificate Of an agreement f'r
the consolidation OF the Rochester Gas Company, tho
Edison Electric Illuminating Company Of Rochester
and the Rochester Electric Light Company under Tie
name OF the Rochester Gas AID Electric Company. was
ned with the Secretary Of state today. The capital
Of the consolidated corporation will De Si.3OO.OO0
The directors are j. l.. JudsOn, Frederick Cook, y H.
Harris q. C. and G. A. I!oiSte? H. H. Craig George
W. Archer and Harry l.. Brewster, Of Rochester; and
william and II. G.. nunklc, r. \. {. smith, Theodore
T. Wos.f and ". f. stgcr. of New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05

Jefferson City. Mo-. Aug. 4.-franl Maclhn. super
int nlct 81 the tanning establishment In the pcn
tentiary here murdered Yesterday ty a negro
convict named Brown The latter had heavy knife,
and without warning inflicted eight severe wounds on
Mackn from the effect OF which he died shortly after
The murder was unprotected and cowarlly.
Frank MaCkin IS a native Of this city, and for years
worked in a leather factory here. lie WAS skilled
mechanic and popular He left here several years
MO- 10 accept the plare where he met his death. lie
has one brother fl this city, leather splitter, aud
other relatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
IRSEync IN THE PlPPER BCT.

IIavcrhlll Mass. Aug. A dispatch from New
biryport says that arsenic has been found In the
pepper that was used on the table AT the Gable House"
salisbury Beach the day of the fatal dinner there
andlord Montgomery, OF the Gable House. admits
that lac had preparation Of insect powder In tho
house which may have accidentally got into the
food one Of the employees Mt the hotel said this
afternoon that IA preparation containing arsenic for
killing water bugs kept In pcppcrlox In the
housr and this box may have got on the table
IN mistake State officers stlll WORKING on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
nlMIGE DONE EY A HtILS1ORM.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Aug. 1.-The worst hailstorm
that ever occurred in this section came down upon
Kalamazoo and the surrounding country last evening
causing about $4,000 damage TO the city and sur
rounding country. some OF the hailsones measured
three Inches in length and eight Inches In crcnm-
ference. Every greenhouse and skyllght In the CITY
was ridded as though they had been bombardcd
with grapeshot. Every cornned within radius OF
fen miles square Is ruined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
Busiusss GbanltS.

4 GOOD INVESTMENr-1OO shares
~ stock in q new enterprise for sale zee
from any speculative element. where the
smallest investor receive. Oh" beneht 0l
combined capital shares $40 20 ch, payable
on instruments Of Al per month TINS Is not
a "get-rich-quick Soclcty," nut q legitimate
paying business wri;o for particulars. Inc
\. +. COMPANY. P0stofiice box 'O2 Philo-
d'Iphia, f'nn.
A Bic 900 will buy old.
established finit and grocery store short
distance from New-Y0rk . horses. delivery
wagons. stock. good fixtures. long lease
must b. sold on account Of sickness. Nd
drcss Holman BROTHERS & COUCH,
2c6 lIcs'"r-'t.
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY!
icwelry l"9'e IN largo ,dslartnent .torr t3T
February 1898, the lost PR Of The year.
I'd. WHITE 33I fuitou.-, Eroohyn.
FOR SALE.-Clror store. to-tory and
theatre ticket cnicr; a good Old established
J lac. JOHN j MALONE. World Building.
FOR SALE.-Lumbcr yard. established
IN 1870 only one In town; ayerage yearly
sales. +lS 600 stock about 5000 good
reasons Tor selling. Address SOUTHERN
MICHIGAN. Tribune once.
FOR SALE.-slo.u0O wotuh southern
Pacific RHilfod -toch ne trincrS. NJ -
4. \. WAGNER. BoN l,0i4. Tyrone Pom.
GROCFRY.-A flrst-class corner grocery
In I.fooilrn: must soil al once owner
going /, Europe a bll bargain. NcDtN-
AID 4 WIrGINN. iio Na'au.st.
PARTNER WANTED with 70 600 or
more; staple q" d. cash SALE unlimit'i;
profits LARGE. monopoly M risk. Address
J. f.. BALLARD rs P"arl-st.. Nov York.
WANTED An interest IN a h'gh-class
and rosperouS real estate conccrn. Ad-
fo-s at once real ESTATE" Tribune
ofirc.
500 WANTED for paving Ncv-Iort
business 800 bonus gNc1 and good posi-
ton Salary 49, wr"kl". with advance
mclt. Address IOTRN NIISI 49,. Tribune
piowr Onice. 1.9l2 broadway.
- COO STOCK FOR SALE IN profit
able wll.e.fahlished manufacturing busi-
ness: salary - buyer 10 services; trilers
and SCENTS needn't answer. G.. +. ..
BOX 500.
- SOC. - orr MING for business man or
woman. for Chicago; fullest inNc stigaii m
interviews. CASH BCSIN FSS. Tribune
Uptown once. l.2i2 BroadUOy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05

PROFESSORS or PSYCHOLOGY TO ORGlNIZE.
Worchcster Mass. Aug 4.-The following Was to
aar given out for publication: In response 10 an
,,vitaion issued by President q. Stanley Hall, Of
Clark University, preliminary meeting of professors
-, psychology from various institutions was held at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05

Lynn. Mass, Aug. 4.-Iatrck Farrell. nfytwo
years old, Of Swampscott. died Of hydrophola this
morning. Farrell WIS hten by rabd hound May
-. Beyond slight throat spaSms aud aversion to
water. the CASE did not correspond with those best
known and described In medical works. HIS dcsuh
was not violent. The dog bit fifteen persons, Of
whom have died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05

TI1DEy's HEIRS PAY Az INHERITANCE TAx.
Albany Aug. 4.-1hc heirs OF Samuel j. Tlden have
paid into the state Treasury the OF @i47 o53 Icing
the total amount OF taxes under the Collateral liz
herltance Tax law which imposed on the Tilden
estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05

7
81. Paul Mimi. Aug 3.-Thc question OF how much
wheat Minnesota and the DakOtas Will raise this year
is one Of paramount interest Just now. colonel
Rogers Of THE Market Record" estmatrs that the
three states will raise l25.p0o.0oo bushels. and II
the weather holds good until harvest time Will add
1916 5000 10 the estimate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
Drcs5mahinq.


ARTISTIC DREsSMAkING.- Unique de-
signs. hotel order. a. -hort notice and inod'
crate charges goods rurchaH'd II de>Ifru'
Mr. McELROY. 81 last 9th-st. opposite
Drnnin-s. -----
An EXPERIENC Ed. peat drs,makci :
A. nor dav. civ or country. MODES.
Tribune Uptown Ofic". l.2i2 Broadway.
pi.F.>>M AKEK.-t.Ielant cutter and
hitter. ~ a day. or at homo; perfect NJ
guaranteed India six ercnadine- OF cl'th
suits made In one week for Flo, FANCY
waists end Russian gowns rrecial;y. ~
East lOth-St. near Broadway.
DIiESSMA ER-By the day or week {;
competent IN every branch will work Tor
ladies or children 4; 20 Per day. Dtf4SN-
MAKER 30l East iO6th~t.
DKFlSSM EH.-Ftrstc class iarisian
drrs,inaksr wishes more customers nj home :
suit, - up. Nine. ABEL. 1873 West "'u'N'
DRESSMAKING. Zine sumner dresses
made from a. Nc and worsnAnehip Ruhinn'
tcrd also ball evening. dinner any r, ~.
lion dresses at equally low tlicer lor this
month. Madame BONA 4S Fast -uuh-NI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
GsrN Wanrfs
@>@|
Males.

wACuMAN.-By American. 35; best
q, civ referenre given as to honesty and
sobriety. c. C. r.. Tribune Uptown ONCE
o42 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
porses ano Carnage.

FLANDEAU g. CO.,
fLANDRAU e. CO..
FLANDIAU 4 CO.,
.s72. S74. $40 BROOME ST.. AND
,tBhoADwAY, DIST. AID !TH;AvEl; e; S
Of the best class,
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.
yictoras WggonctLes,
Sabrios.s Depot Wagons
vf.a,Vis Curtain RCckavays.
landaus. Ex. Top Caoriolets.
lAnes ulettes, Dos-a- Dos,
Qnnituses Road wagons.
ePess Rockaways, Top Phaetons,
Coupe Rockaway, Isdie.' Phsctons.
Doctors BrOuehauis, BuckDosrds.
shoeI Phaesons. Village carts.
Two Wheelers. Runabouts.
gan PhaetOns, Derby Phaetons.
Fancy Traps, SurIrys,
etetofs' Wagons. Chiicrcn's traps
tnehbosrds Saxon Phaetons.
t-in.Hand Breshs and Onnlbu>es-
Have all STYLES Hsrness.
complete stock OF above Vehiclos ~ A~"
[nces Constantly on Hand. ,Sr
ALL NOVELTIES IN pESIGN, PAIN l.
WOOD AND TRIMMING.
REASONABLE PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
unfurnisben Rooms tuanteb.

FAMILY OF three adults wish To rent
ara Tn END Of rooms. unfurnishcd from "
toh"r rent not 10 exceed ~ eco. No.
dres> X, Tribune Uptown Ohice. LIZ
Bro9dwsY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
90 Get for Ensiness pnrposfs

p AND % BARCLAY-sT., corner
Church-st., 50NIO0, with basement ana eel
Tar. PbASS pa Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05

ST. Marie belongs the honor OF having been tho coolest
the temperature there being only So degrees. The
forecast for to-day Is according 10 the weather bureau
vim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-05
Gountrp Rral Gsiate 70 Eet.

ELBERoN. y, ito let, Il room cot
tare. furnished, till october. 900 others
for sale. WIN. LANE, Long Branch.
TO RENT, on best part OF Michigan ave,
north OF odd ST., Chicago. large stone front
house long lease furniture for ale. nrst-
CLASS dressInak king business. establish six
years parties desire 70 retire from business
una Onice.