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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

TWO CHILDREN BITTEN By MAD dog

TWO CHILDREN BITTEN By A MAD DOG.
Two children bitten by mad dog In "eN'
Orange Yesterday. They were Frederick Miller ana
Charles Klein. living on Mortified Road. Klein mas a
small mongrcl dog that for day or TWO mas been
acting strangely. The two boys took the amman YES
tcrday morning To Hutton Parh IN inc grouhue u NV
Essex County Country club and there on" OF The boys
suorestc they should throw the dog In the lake. They
dd so and the animal howlcd and barkcd. gnaSllne
its teeth I'm fury and after frantic struggles suoceode
in rcnchng the shore. where IT at once MADE sprI,S
M Miller and fixed it, teeth I'm the boys arm lie
shook the beast or but again bitten IN thc arm
and 40 In the leg. The doc also by Klein. severe;
italians that were near the spo hed'u hr o,'S y, '
hn,. and Killed the dog The boys wOuniS Were
cautczcd. Mrs Klein will have her boy taken 10 'he
IaSteur Institute In New Ork
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A sWINDLER SENT TO TIE PESITENrIARY.

George Welsh, Of No. 135 AttOrncy-st, New York,
was sent TO the pcntenary for six months yesterday
by Justice Goctting In the Lee ave. police court,
for swindng business in the Sixteenth Ward
~ Prooklvn By exhibiting a letter which said that
he was an ex-cOnvict who wanted TO reform and
who mad Il wife and two children who were starving.
on Monday Welsh visited the lquOr-shop Of otto
Hubcr's brewery Detective Campbell in the place
al the me and Welsh asked him for money. When
questioned Welsh became Indignant, and Campbell
placed him under arrest. Welsh then quickly drew a
knife from Ms pocket and tried several times 10 stab
the detective but was soon dSarmcd by a blow from
the pOccman's pocket club Welsh admitted that he
had been swindng peeps successfully for several
wa
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OCIGOING STE4kkRX
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEVIS.
PORT OF NEw-YORk.........r TT EsDAY. JULY 70. 1892
ARRIVED

steamer II whitney. Iialiet Boston. with rnd'' to
tea p t,ayandottr walker Ncwpor, News and Nor.
folk mdso and passenger to Vd Dominion - 90,
msc 10 simpson Young Arrived AT the Bar at 80
MARYLAND (Br, Flowers London July and swan
sea IT, With mdso TO NewYork shppngCo Arrived at the
SS+ al ,H : Ear s si IS days with fruit to
Lrgg. Trinidad ana Grenada July ~,
with mse and passengers TO George Chrah Arrived at
ssamcI ~E"% mS mse 60 cabin and SIX stecrase
gers to nderhi q CO. Arrived at The Bar At 80 m
and rit p"Ssrnscrs to c IL Mallory a GO.
viii, mse ana funch Edys Co Arrived at
me n, % rcsn r, Menze Glasgow Grrenock July
IL with mse cabin and ~ sicrrase Passengers TO Austin
Steamer caracas woodck Porto cabelo July 10 Curacao
~ and iagra 20 with mdsS and passengers TO Bonl'on
Iuwu Hansen SH%p.shs 20 Ja G H. ISmyeo Win M
mdsc and " passengers To James Ward Co Arrived AT
' Steamer city savannah Savage savannah July 20, with
mdse and passengers TO l. Walker -.
-T@c July J. With mdss ii5ic Fe@an co; vessel to
'G ssausT ScrtuHo BT rar MonicSo Bay July
II" Kerr i'r & CO. Arrived at the Bar at lil5am
sUNsET-wind at SANDY Hook. sh sw. cloudy and hazy
at city Island. same su,rn
Steamers Uavc Bremen Nomaiic for Liverpool Par
THAN ;, Johns PR Elihu Thomson. tor go; iroln"s
bla Tor " est Point Va.
Also sailcd-Via Long Island Sound
Steamer Herman Winter, for Boston.
CLEARED.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
BremeIhaven July Arrived steamer Kaiser "liheih
II Stormcr. from New York July 10. - ,,.,,
Rrawe Point July 2o-Passcd. steamer Dania huhe"eih
from New York July IL tor Hamburg. . .,
Hamburg July 26-Arriycd. steamer Moravia, Winoser.
from New. York July ~.
hamburg July 26-Arrvcd steamer Amaeld Ger. kraen
HUI July 25-Arrived. steamer Hindoo CBr). Douglass
from New. York July 20 ~, =,
July 23Saile' steamer Bacarres brook tbrJ' ior
New York Jniy 70. - ..,- c.-,.
from New York July 10 for Liverpool.
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
LONG ISLAND.
\ BALL FROM A ROMAN CANDLE KILLS bAB|

BALL tIVoN y h'MNN 'NNH"' MIN" -
Mrs. Rafcle RcSida keeps M Italian boarding mouse
near Flushing Bay. on sunday Antonio "dInh" ny
piled for board lie under III" Influence OF hphoI
and had only been IN the house short time whch IL
began 20 set OF Roman candles In ia" house" Nhci
the ordered him 10 leave the place he became
abusive and struck her In the face. Mrs Regidh ran
In the street 10 get hep When returned she found
that Of the ball, had struck her baby IN the h'ch
and Ind dropped down inside IT. drSs. hnlnno hhd
started on a run but with the assistance oi several
ncighLOrS who responded 10 her CRIES Mrs. kcSlha
starred IN pursuit and captured nm she ola NJ"
think the Iahv's burns serious and did not call q
doctor until yesterday afternoon. when the child died
In great agony.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
TOOK TIE STILFrTO FROM Ills BOOT.

Frank Rubincttc, Italian who, the police say,
has been In this country only three months and be
longs TO the Malta. arragned before Justice
Goetting in The leave police court yesterday,
on a charge OF attempting to stab nctrO Luigi, OF no.
237 North Secondst., Monday night. RubIncttc
was a boarder with Luigi. According to Luigi, while
Rubinete was drunk he began to talk about woman
they had both loved In their native country. and In
the midst OF the discussion Rubnctte drew II stctto
from his boot and attempted 10 stab him In the
neck. The prisoner denied the charge, but was held
for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

Park and Aqueduct Commissioners meeCns'' . .
Newly York. Louisville baseball match' foi0 "i''N'
d.
Aldermen,s Committee on Railroads, City Hall
Irsh.AmerIcan Republican Club. AAVl'n A'se"'''
District bsnner.raslng No. ,oo7 Third'ave., p H.
Reciprocity Republican Club, No. 100 west Nihe"
seveDth.st.. p.
Conference ~ hrck manufacturers Astor House, p m
Washington Republican Club festival Cosmopoh'a"
Park hundred and sixty nnth-st and Ams'eroa'o
evening.
United Republican Club. XXIVn Assembly D'''''''
No. 500 Avenue A, p m. -
Brooklyn tennis tournament, Union-st and Eighh'Ne''
Brooklyn, p.
Music in Tompkins Square Park, p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
A GROWING BEooKLYN nATTERY.

Despite the excessive heat Monday night. the mem
crs Of whltclaw Reid OF the TwentyeIehth
Ward OF brooklyn held most enthusiastic meeting al
their headquarters. at Eyergrecn-ave and Covctt>t
President Francis l.. Alberson presided and Secretary
samuel Slater recorded the proceeding. A large mum
Tor Of propositions for membership received. and
during evening several sting addresses we're mnds
Thc battery. although only days old has present
membership OF over 100. IL Is expected that the mum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
TO REORG ANIZE THE PARTY IN THIS CITY.

The task Ct r organizing tho Republican forces in
The new Assembly districts was begun yesterday by
the sub committee appointed for that purpose by the
Republican County Executive Committee The con
ference lasted for hour AMI the time was spent In
a preliminary discussion. Nothing definite VIII DC
done until the meeting at 3 80 p. m. today.
Those present ut the meeting yesterday were Jaron
NJ Patterson. Frank Raymond W. II. Ten Eyck. Cor
neius Van Cott William BrOOkhcld and w. III.
H,lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
GAMES IL OTHER CITIES.

Boston. July 2G.-Boston bottcd STATIONS delivery
ever the field today and won another Nichols
was effective Bassett Jennings and Nash heded finely
Brown made two brilliant assists. Lake recently Of
kansas City, engaged to-day to help Boston
tackstops. The
KKs ss:sS ;':. ::::::::o g 8 ddiaa
tssne sI-'' "'''N
Bstimoro July 26.-Becsuse OF Vickery's wtldness In
the hrst inning and timely HIT Chicago got good
lead In the game Baltimore tied the score but q
few hits coupled with daring baserunnng the vso's
the winning Inc Balumores had plenty OF oppor.
rrnites tie the score The score:
t SsIsi%Sre .:.::.:9s 9 G / S-5
Si'sssil f''R'''v''f''' and ''"'''' '"''-
washington July 20-rhe washngons battcd a
victory in the tenth inning in game remarkable for
rs uncertainty. Louis Handicapped By Breit"n-
stein's wdness. gave nine bases balls and twice
forced a run. Kien hard all through the game
The
sM s 1SS: ~: rs . O. 90
nsss St nsas s Lsi iS and
tmplre-Mcouaid
Phiiadelphis, July 26.-Todays Philadelphia Cincinnati
game good deal OF farce. Rhincs. who was in
the the visitors battcd in the nth inning
Holiday taking his place Tho temperature was 100 In
the shade. Attendance. 2790. The
6 chilsssian'' ..:...o I'D 9 g 20 S
;dsgs C@s%a, Il THINE.
and iioii day Umpiie~Huis,.
Einehamton July 2o.-The Bnshamtcn and Providence
mines played close and exciting game to-day the home
nine winning by the folowingiscore:
PE, ssss%tsn ...... I'D Q Q 3 s--s
IL rSSssn IT, sT' and
Ws rssn. STAFFORD ana Ryan. ''''
Troy. July as.-Lively batting and superb acding
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ROCkIAND (OI'NTY.

NYACK.-A coroncr's Jury yesterday gave verde
OF accidental death in the case OF John Turkovh who
found dead the night Of july alongside the
Eiie tracks near Staa,sbure, ~ T.. with no bruises on
his body and with finger marks his throat. The
verdict In the face Of the evidence OF Meyers F.
Taylor, who sworc that the man he with Turkov
Xxi before the att"r's body found was cutting
n big brush stick and the evidence Of the conductor
W. A. Bond. who testified among other things that
he did not believe TurIOvSld struck by a train.
lie touched Tulkovsk.s body before 1t cold and
not iced that the pockets were turned inside out
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THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO.DAY-

Ncw-York Louisville. at Polo Grounds. Newly
BroosIyn VS.. Cleveland, at Eastern Park, Brooklyn.
Boston vs.. Cincinnati. at Boston.
Philadelphia vs.. rittsburg Philadelphia.
Baltimore st Louis at Baltimore
Washington Chicago, at Washington.
The NewYork and Louisville will play at the
Polo Grounds to-day.
Ewi-g viii not 70 10 the ST. Louis club The PROPOSE
ton wss never made and II would have been enter.
tanned Il It had been made.
Captain Tebeau OF the Cleveland team IS in such poor
physical condition, that home Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

A DyERrIsEMENTs AND suBscRIPTioHN5n RE
n THE MEWYolsK aEIBuN,Ei, W." W. qi2 Broad.
way "a dSsr north q on s9s s5 sh'
:. o. cor; 2sdst l52 shave iS
corner Fourteentst 200 Ih.rdaye corner nS fstaye
100 West toty second -! n We:, Poueen
st. 81 Avenue A l,323 ThirdaVe; ~ VIZ TJirdaye
ct 257 West 42dst lt9 Church-St 2'a 80 iish -.
lSs third aye o5i Third Iet o Sst a one hSaaet
sndtwenty 2tS West ,ns hftas. Up
To nm sn' a. si regular M' ONCE rates 20
IN Brooklyn, at 90 Court-st 5oS De h y, n n. =
BEDFORD ave-. and Ne 10 Broadway, w
regular aRce satAA
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IICkSVILLE.-It was supposed here That all tronbl

HICkSVILLE.-It was SUPPOSED here tIa at trOnbI'
with the striking employees Of the pearl button factory
was over, but Monday night bernard Mllacck, 4
bohemian, assaulted Joseph VOvl,k, non-unioI
man, who has be-. wording In place Of some striker
Mlaeck was arrested and put In the village lock
up. but escaped In the night. lie was rccapturcC
abOnt midnight In the hons, OF n fellow striker JOIN
Ilanfpi. and was again locked up. Yesterday N IN
Ing. when Deputy sheriff Ehclnhard went Ia take th'
prisoner before II Justice he found I'll" lookup empty
The hinges had been forced OF the door from the out
side, and II appears that Macck's escape WIS accom-
plished with the aid Of friends. Nothing has beer
seen m the fugitive.
MERRlCK.-Thc twenty sixth annual campmcctinp
Of the Long Island Campmceiing Association opcncc
ut the slcriick Camr Grounds yesterday. Presiding
Elder l.. McAdams is IN charge assisted by the Rev
W. II. Wardc presiding elder Of the New York dis
tnct. The meeting viii contlnnc until August /
Daily services will be held at 10 a. M. . 80 and
D. m, prayer meetings nj a. M and 80 D. IN.
Bible readings at 80 u. m. chlldrcnS meeting a;
80 pm. and young people, meetings at 80 p. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
BANNER.RAISING IN NEWARK.

Tho Eighth Ward Republican club Of Newark. one OF
he largest and most influential clubs In the state h'ld
, banncr.rasng on Monday night at the clubhouse on
Re lc,ic.aye The house crowded and the street
lled with people. The banner raised Il o wire, WIN
he names and portraits Of Harrison and Rod Handsomely
lcncatcd. A. the banner rai>ci there WAS hhc
display nrewora, and much cheering. Speeches "cr
nade By Carl Lcuu. Nh Van Ripper and Charles l. Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
HOME NEWS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE hoIEno.
ALREMARLE-Aen Marvel president OF me
t;onn, pa,s.nSr,c ~ Germany and exCongressman
I>wis cnoess, ., Ohio. FIFTH AvENUE-senator
Watson C. Squire of Washington william u0rT.
Pennsylvania and Thomas Lowry, OF Minneapolis. =,
MAN-Stae Controller Fr.nk Campbell. OF Bath \. l.
HOIJ,Ayn C.ns,.I Io.epb T. florence. OF Chicago
PLAIA-Blshop Jones' OF Newfoundland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS NEARLY REA

The Republican National Committee will be able
probably o. take possc'.On OF lis new headquarters
at No. 5l3 Ffthavc to morrow. Colonel hwoms' the
sercuntatarnls, said yesterday: II think W.
hall have the furniture all in tho house by Thli~
i,y We shall use the ta -mcnt floor rooms az nc
ccption rooms They are large, fine rooms and eA-
rcllenily adapted for the purpose. on the pirl"
floor there will be for the secretary the treas
nrer and myself. The second floor VIII contain the
loom, Of Mr. Cart r. the chairman Of the committee.
and Of Mr.. ClarkSOn. ON the third moor we shall
have ypcwritcrS and other clerks O the committee.
I think tho headquarters Will be a fine one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
ne to capture = game from Albany

enabled the groy nine to capture game from Albany
to-day. TIC score: . 90
Troy :..... ---''-.-'''''9 y O O o / ?
Easehits-Troy Is. Albany 8. Errors-Troy l. Aio'"J
o. Batteries-Cl arkson and Clark, DcNln ana Hess
Rochester, July 26-rhe Buffalo team did some err'"c
batting to-day and easy victory from hochef'
The =
E Eelaeo ...''..'........SS Q 3 ! o.
Hasehlts-Rocheser s. Buffalo 10 Errors-isoc hes,er
& Bun,lo >. Batteries-Schwsrtzel. MeaKlh anu
Mex eough Schellerman and Boyd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

Tho game nc Eastern Park. BROOKLYN yesterday be-
tween the Brood yn and tshurs resulted in All
easy victoir or a." hon, MIN" The crrt- tar from
Pennsylyas played wretehcdv throughout. the neldlng
work being especially bed. The Brooklyn team earned
only one O: the twelve runs scored while Pttsburg
forced TO earn four OF five.
TORY started pitch against his old comrades, but
he had poor control OF the ball, and his support was
had BESIDES He gave bases balls In three
innings then retired in favor OF Gumbert Corcoran
and Bierbuuer did the best fielding work Of the day. while
Brouthess Ward and Shueart led in the batting. The
score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
cANvAssING THE coLoREp VOTERS.

Tho meeting OF the Afro-hmerican reorganization com.
ut,ce announced 10 take place last MINT at No III
suuynn.st postponed by the CHAIRMAN. DR.. j.
Milton Williams until next Monday. The committee was
amounted by conference Of froAmeriean voters held
a, No l9o PTincc.st. Monday night decide upon
pnns eorgani1ng the cocd Republicans In the new
I..embly districts. A member OF the committee said
,t night thorough canvass OF the districts would
h made. the results reported 10 hs committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
DEATH OF MRS rRAxc1s IL. cmARDAvoyNE.

DEATH OF MRS. FRANCIS II. CHARDNofNE'
Mrs Francis Iynad Chariavoync. wife Of one OF th'
most prominent merchants Of orange County dd al he
home in Warwick. " Y. on Monday evening Sh'
WAS a daughter Of the late David liynafd OF Vernon
v j. and was married In october. l-df she was a.
active member Of Christ Episcopal Churci. ana wa
prominent I'm social circles. The luhcral VIII TAM
place on Friday. at 30 y. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
MIR. RITZ SHOT AT THE BURGLAR.

MR. RITZ SllOI Al LIE DthbhHh'
Adam Ritz n teweller. OF No. "A West-str wa
awakened early yesterday morning by hearing one o
his shutters on the front window OF his house beni
open-d At the same time window In the rear o.
his house and opening into an adjoining room was
OPENED by another man. Ritz's wife. who was moi
aware that he had been awakened gave scream
wherenpon Ritz sprsng from his bed and fired two
shots AT a form which he saw drop from the window
sash THE shots did not take effect, but they at
tracted the attention OF policeman, VINO started u
tho direction OF Ritz's house Just as one OF me
burglars dashed around a corner Directly INTO hl'
arms The prisoner gave his name ms joseph Lnm
mercc bnt would not tell who his pal was a silver
watch was the only article missing
The Essex County Board of Tax Assessors completed
their abors Yesterday. and made their returns The
total valuation of real and personal property for the
enttre comfy IS I'm round numbers. S166OOOOOO an
Increase Of about 81 100000 over last year. New
ark,s total valuation IS Sl26,o0OO0o The ciiy tax
rote will he 81 - this year. against 81 .. last year
The Increase Is due to the lavish expenditure OF money
nv n Democratic board Of frceholdcrs.
Victor stehlin, the marketman, who caused the
death OF Charles Robinson by knocking MIN down on
Monday night was arraigncd in the First Criminal
Court YESTERDAY on n charge OF mahsEugn'er lie
denied any intention OF injufng hoDlhsoh, TIC was
committed to await the action OF the "rahd jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
WORMS pEsrGoYIxG Elm AND LOCUST TREE,

From all parts Of Long Island 1t is reported that
the locust and elm trees be ng destroyed by locust
and elm worms which app aiing I'm great mum
Der, and causing worse havoc This than
ever before. The Insects eat Their way into the
branches Of the until the weight Of the branch
causes II 10 break of. In this hundreds Of
stately clms have been killed In a single season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
aunr.. IAsI set. 7l6l Moon set,..e3s pm Noonsag
HIGH WATER
, ~ SANDY HI sIs Gov. Isld.. 10 IS He'll &c.
L-ssnay mn 10 OF Gov. Isrd.. 1912 Hell &C.. COS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

TO morrow at o'clock. the fleet VIII get uhuer
WAY for shelter Island. Here they Will remain over
Thursday, and race for thirylve footers VIII be
sailed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

Earned runs-Cley Gland .. FIRST Dasc BY errors1Ntw
York 1. Cleveland 2 Left on bnso.LNowc ~ prR ~; ~
Young STRUCK out-By Rusie 3 Hone runD VIZ Three
dtRuse znnor. Cyppy Young Doubls playsmDoyle a8i
Hit BIZ pitchrr-D Lyons, Okourke Passed bl!-Doyle
l. Cupre-Irane Tine Of eanc-l 20.
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Ann0uncemcnN.

HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. D..
90 WEST S9rlI.ST.
tho Nervous Svstcm scnito Urinary Organs,
Impotency and Stefility. Hours. to I. 10 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

Special tours to popular resorts via New-York Cen.
trail. Apply at No. Alb Broadway for particulars
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BROOKLYN.

Earned TuIS-Iltspurs y, DIOOkiFn l. IInce ~
hits-Shugsrt .. Bierloucr, Kelly OBreo rwobase
blts-Brouthers. Sacrince hitseb bauer Beckley, Cor
eOIan wed, Joyce 3, 0 Bren. stol,1' -,fihn .
Brouthcrs Ward I. DAILY .. Haddock. Firstbase OH
lals-Mcr, Mack. Snti 3 by Tery-Gnna =: Burns,
Joyce ? T. DAILY ? by toumbert-Gnhn 2. G. DALEY 2.
Flst-base errors-IitJ~burg l. Brooklyn Hit ny
pitched bai-Mill.r Mack Struck out-B'sklcy. Gum
bert by Tcfry-Burns O'BIicn by Gnmbcit COrcornH,
Itaddock. Double psys-Bieriauer Mlcr aud Beckley.
Umpre-Emsle. Time Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

CHILL AND THB NEW NAVY President Hare
risons message the CHILEAN affair. rcpriDted
In pamphlet form. together with complete
description Of the American NAVY. A large nun'
Der TYPICAL vessels described at lengtt wiz
pictures and plans mud full detail, Of ere"
emf. each Every vessel In tho nsw
Navy Is Included Ia the list. Price - cents n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
,eethng soens the gums reduces Inflammation. allays
pain cures wind collie aud dlarrhoes 20 cents BOTTLE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

The Cuban Giants outplayed every point by
the Tanned nine at lGinh"d yesterday afternoon. The
Cutan Giants played all their star yet made sixteen
Stovey and Pcno pitched aud Jackson caught.
Hoord caught and T. Murphy pitched for the Painneds.
The
Painfeld ...............3 0 0-13
Culan Giants .......2 i o D 0 j 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

KNITTING AND CROCHET. 1Ss1.-New. % pases
Tie han soonest aud best KNITTING mud Crochet Extra
ever ssurd Nv The Tribune. - cents a inns
issue il devoted Tor lace. garments hHssocs
aud cushion trimming, curiain bands. ons'
nlar., -cnrfs tids. han etc. In addios'
~ pages Of the charming Home and >ocisV ara'
clcs from The sunday Tribune. 4 iyhttul lumber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

NEW TARIFF LAW~.-Oid aud new rate, co -
pared 10 cent. a copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

BIG ISSUES OF An OFF YEAR.-The masuincsM
tariff aud currency articles OF Roswell &. IIorrin lhs
Weekly Trbuae during the last year. reprinted WI"
vnreus kindred articles. including tho wonderful re-
suits OF Reciprocity. and the article Oh "Price',s
1890 and 1881" 4 pamphlet OF IS large pages -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-27

AFTER. DINNER ~PE CIiEs.-A hindsone pam.
phlct of ~ pages containing the most eloquent ~"
entertaining after. d.nnrr speeches aud nenori" as
dresses of III" winter OF ~ - in Nrw-i ORR ',
Addresses given Ivy Mr. Drpcw. cr f"rh"a''"
Joseph Jefferson. ex- Pre- sident Cleveland DR. pH
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