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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
RICHARDSON SIGNS WITH WASHINGTON.


Washington April (Speca-The followers oil BASEBALL
are IN great zlee to-day the signing Of Daniel Richard
son. the second basemsn, and Hoy the outneder by The
ashineton club. Both remarkable players and their
ssuastcien means deal the Washington club
Sbech and Weed will be released The controversy
over Richardson probably created talk Than any other
Baseball in years Richardson was claimed by New"
Ysyf bot ct the peace convention 81 Indianapolis was
Assigned 70 Washington The player refused to go b Wash
inrtsu and the directors Of the New-Yo?k club made =
determined Aght regain their old second bseman but the
League q spring meeting Sustained the committee
Hiehardson went to Tuesday TO see IL the
directors Of the Giants could suggest any means by which
he would b. able 10 play with the old club. M~srs
Spaiding and Tacott refused TO purchase his release from
and Richardson then went TO Philadelphia 10
a.. Ceo,ge Uurner owner Of Washington club. Wag-
ner absolutely refused TO listen to any proposition whch
meant Kiehs rdeon's return 70 New-York He told te
uto second basenaan that play in Wa Ellington or
no, NAV at ALL Not PLAYING meant the loss OF Ti,1OO
salsfy to Richardson and to-day he gud down MS soI
vsv and put his name u a Washington contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

81. Lukc's Hospital has purchased for T27oooo real
estate ia the ncighbOrll0od 81 Tenth ave. nnd one
hundred and uicrnih st. The first piece Is on inc
south side Of ono hundred aud ionrteenihNt 700 ie"'
east Of Tenth ave. and H. JONl0Ol; the second piece
l. ON the south side leo feet east OF Tenth ave ana
il lOONlOOIl. aud the third /, on the east hide ol
Tenth ave- % feet inches south Of one hundred ana
fourtceith.et. The deed, were recorded In the leg
l.trr'S Office Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
NEWARK.

Peter Bey, Tax Collector, and Joseph Cavahash'
BOARD Of Works inspector, both OF whom are Demo
cratic workers in the Fourth Ward, had encounter
at the City Hall yesterday, in which Bey was
worsted The two met in the corridor leading
IN the Mayors Office at There had been some
I'll feeling between them Bey made remark "
Cavanach and followed it up with blow IN th'
face Bey, who Is the heavier OF inc t"o' "V
..a On .u,.b opd rce.iyed three vigorous blow.
in ouck Succession that knocked him ont ava
nseh was uninjmed. There were no witnesses U the
fight except the cOlorcd tanor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
ORANGE.

Timothy Driscoll, well-known man in Orange. COM
mitted suicide yesterday morning by hanging hiiiooH
In little barn in the Of his home In h-'seNhVe
II. had b.en in an unsettled state OF mind, and vel
or 90 ago was sent to the Essex County Insane Asylum
and discharged from there on Thursday as not sumc-
ently insane TO remain there. lie acted queery ana
morbidly Thursday night In the morning ne SHpPn
ont and disappeared His wife ran to the barn. wneie
che f,und him hanging from beam. lie hai paSSeu
a moose OF cord around his neck and tying The othef
end 10 a beam had bent his knees tili ne was uncoll
snSouS He was cut down while life was Dot yet OK
tnct bnt died bctyre medical aid could be summoned
Te VA sixty eight years old, aid leaves wife ana
i've grown children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
NEFS FROM NEW-JERSE \.
JERSEY CITY.
L
LIE FATALLY INJURED HIS RlNAL.

lie FATALLY INJURED HIS RIVAL
John Smith watchman IS lying In the City
Hospital In diving condition. the result OF murder
ous assault made on him by George Creech alias
-. Nckn Smith had been employed rs Waterman
on the steamboat Canonicus lying off iendersonst In
the South cove Nearby the canalboat Oliver y.
PAYNE laid up for the Mrs. william Mann
widow lives on the canal boat. George Creech worked
last season for the widow, and he and smith were
rivals for her affections. smith seemed to be tnc
choice OF the widow and Crccch for some weeks had
been in n chronic condition of Jealousy. The TWO
men had n fight over her three weeks ago and Green
WAS worsted IT Is said that he threatened to Kill
Smith,
on Thursday night Creech went on board the canal
boat lie found Smith and John Babcock In the
cabin Mrs. Mann and her two small children were
there also. As soon as Creech saw his rival Tic
ordered him and Babcocl to leave the boat declaring
il was I'm his custody by virtue of writ OF attach
mcnt. lie said lie had been directed II take care
Of the property. Mrs. Mann became angry with her
admirer for saying this, and dashed can OF water on
him. lie retired TO the deck. Crecch secured an
axe and yelled for smith to out. He did so
but Babcock preceded him. AS Smith was
hal, way ont OF the cabin Creech struck him terrible
blow with the axe on the left side of the head smith
fell DOM the hatchway and the axe fell on MS neck
and inflicted a serious CASH. Before I3abcocK coulu
far have not been able TO find him. At the City
Hospital Il said last night that Sinltn WOula
probably die before daybreal Mrs. Mann SAID Green
has q wife and family In Troy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
prt.yIov OF SONS OF TIE REVOLUTION.

The sons q the Revolution living on Long Island
will hold their annual reunion AT the Montana club oh
Tuesday evening The AFFAIR will De Informal. ana IT
IS intended to bring the members and guests together
for social evening The organization las existed
since 1875 and now has membership OF nearly 900
Its object Is to recognize Revolutionary patriotism ana
10 collect records Of the Many prominent guests
from the Army. Navy and other organizations afo ~
pccicd 10 be present reception Will b" Held before
The dinner in the drawing room Of tho club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
POLICEMAN ocoyXOR LEFT PRoPERrY.

Edward II. O'Connor. the sanitary policeman who
died from typhus fever North Brother Island,
owned property in Woodlawn Heights, valued at
s7 900 and had about 800 in savings bank ell
also had some icwelry worth about 300. lie was
not married and his only relatives five In Ireland.
ilcio,c he Was sent TO The island he gave Policeman
Edward Kennedy. who his roommate ond close
friend, his diamonds, handbook aud property deeds.
saying In the presepce Of witnesses IF / don't
live to como back want you To keep the diamonds
but see that my other property gets 10 my relatives
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

says she paid $50 given her by Bardusch was arreseu
yesterday. ,.o
The three prisoners were arragned BEFORE 'uS''o
Diver ct the jefferson Market Police Court vesteu''
Rardusch was released on bail. Mrs. Couch va
paroed and Dr. Fontaine who was unable 10 lrn'h
hail was committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
SHE SAYS TIE DIVORCE WAS FRAUDULENT

Thomas Main, q mechan al engineer who hves NJ
No. 1904 Garden-st, obtained an absolute divorce
from his wife April -, 1o9l Yesterday MIS-
Main began proceedings 10 set aside the decree upon
the ground that II frauduently obtained Wee
Chancellor Green heard the testimony. Mrs. Main
set forth that the first she knew that her husband
had asked to be divorced from her was three months
after the decree granted when she received II by
mail at Denver, Col. Mrs. Main said that shc
married her husband In London. Eng, in 1850 Main
IS now sixty-one years old and his wife Is hftyhlne
wears old Main las n grown son, for the last mar
riage was his second. Main and his wife, Immediately
after the wedding. came TO this country, ana maze
their home at Nysck " y. III 1853 Clarissa Dale'
niece OF Mrs. Main, obtained a verdict for Sloo-o
damages from Mains for breach OF promise The
case was appealed 10 the Court Of Appeals. "hHe
the case was pending there, 50 Mrs. Nam tesuheo'
her husband told her that II she did not force her
niece Carissa to abandon the effort TO obtain money
bv her suit he would desert Mrs. Main she refused
IN interfere with her niece and her husband deserted
her She lived at NyaCk until June, loeV Wilcn she
went 10 Denver Col. The correspondent IN the case
against her was John ". Locke. Both she ana me 60
re- pondeut denied the charges against them YESTERDAY
during the examination. The case was not nhlSheu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
HOME NEWS.
ppONTyFNI ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

TKDWTNFNI NTtNTN NbN NJ TIT. I'D III
BAKTHOLDI-tonc gresham William J. Bryan Of "e-
braska. BCCKINGHAM-Pfofessor %. {. Marsh, OF New
Haven FIFTH AVENt E-Chlef Judge kober; Earl OF the
New.york Court d Appeals HOLLAHD-Willsm H. En-
,ns and p A. H. wkerer Of Phade phia. METhOPOLE-
s<ae Senator. Charles T. SaNton and Henry j. CogEea
MORAY HILf.-Congessmsn John H. kethsin' "
Dover Plains, y. Y. Sr JAMtS-Conerssman T. Ia
Johnson. OF Ohio. WINDSOE-Edward Atkinson OF Dos
ton and Commander A. C. WOES. Of tbs British Navy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
, FLYING pfErE' or WOOD KILLED HIM.

Robert Reed, thirty four years old. employed at
Fischcr's piano factory, No. Az West rw'ntycglitl
st. stood nj II circular snw cutting boari Yesterday
when a heavy piece of wood new on the "a" ana
srurL Reed ON the let side Of The head. causing a
fracture of the skull from which lie died MT en- mnut s
later The body was taken b. the Twentieth Precinct
I.ll Static
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
FNGIEWOOD.

The BOARD OF Assessors decreased the assessment oil
Enrlewood Township for 1891 by 100000, and suii
was brought against the Bosrd by the Inhabitants OF
Engewood 10 set aside It's action The case las Just
decides Tint the $500 900 must be deducted from last
wears valuation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
NEW.YORK.
pPI\CETON

xevyork club will be held to-day to arrange foi coa'e'
plated improvements the Polo Grounds ana 10 ''''"'
to other club matters. $3.50,
The amateurs will take tie field to'usy "ii ~
interesting games promised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
REPUBLICANS on TIL: HEIGHTS TO MEET

A conference Of some 81 tho leading Republicans
on the Heights has been caed for this evening IN the
Real Estate Exchange bnildng. The object .ct fo0h
1, to discuss tho advlsability OF forming an "-A"
lion 10 advocate Republican principles. Ia in'9Ies'
citizens in bsh,lf OF good government and 10 mako
moi. effective the work Of the party Ia the coming
campaign The names signed TO the call nr- simu'
b. Duiyes Joshua NJ. Van C0tt T. Woodruff " y
Lewis Theodore q. Wilder Theodore h. Nlll'
Frederic A. Ward George H. Roberts James = Leeds
j. ". Cnapun mn and John I. Robertson. iianhilh
Woodruff IS the kading spirit I'm The movement hI' hc
declined 10 talh IN advance 81 % nights meeting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
SEw-YORK.

Earned runs-Xaver o. New-Yofk a. LIS XSyier s.
Se%Yons ball;on M0s sPRc . o S Ny
Ss1,ns~ a. nv MCNAMARA Q BY sullivan 8. by IsSIor D.
Three-base hiGOre Twobase ic TsyIor
Smith stolen kourke Lyons Hs'I pfchss
S", smith Hit by pitcher-Nugeht WIN PIN
W S; Sullivan S Taylor /. Passed oaSI>mn -,
+. Malone l. d. Murphy l. Cmpir'-oohhOH9' limo
Of game 90 go -. d., .aro
The Princeton College team will play its hrst s.io
at the Poo Grounds to-day, meeting the Ne"'iViN'
An inter sting game ought result, and with far weather
a gOodszcd crowd Will be present. bo'h eiuos Va" No.,
-, ao.st mines the players and their positions beng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

ARRIVED
Steamer Bothnia (Br cwitson. Liverpool Mar ~ queens
town ~ with mdss and passengers 10 Vernon Brown Co
Arrived AZ the Bar at 3.lOp M
steamer wells city Brl. savage Bristol Mar 10 Swansra
mdse TO James Arkcl CO. Arrived nj The bar al ~
AZ, ~ -. 1900,
Ia saudcrson 4 Son Arrived at the Bar AT 7nj
pm. ~ ,.,.- c......, NJ. ~ .t
chrsiioua and Chrsansand with mds. and passengers 10
Fuuch Edye A co. Arrived AZ the Bar nj iO5 m.
steamer scandia (GorI Kopn Hamburg Mar 20 Hnvre %
with md and passengers To II j COrtis.
Chateau Iane err. fhabOi. MarselHes MAT ~
Pierre. aIiq with mdse To- Funch Faye Co Arrived
tho liar at 10 pm. -,
ore tn order, vessel Funch Edge Co. Arrived AT the Bar
ram ,,,, 81,
steamer Cosmopolitan lrl Garner. Windwnr Islands VIA
~ rox with mdse and passengers 10 Funch Edge Co Ar
r at the Bar NJ biOam
steamer ASK (Norj kidur. Gbara days. with frnt to
Came A Pearsell. Arrived at the Bar ~ Ia IN.
steamer Br Campbell ssgua Mar ~ with mdss
10 Per. 4 WEIGH, vessel 10 ii Winchester q Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

chilli AND THE NEW NAvY.-Now ready
Prcsia~nt IIarri-ou'- message on tho Chaa affair.
In pamphlet form. together with complete
Descriptions . the American Navy. large mum.
Der Of typical ve--s. described length. with
elaborate picture. and plans mud full details Of
rma m~mf Of each Every vessel In the new
Navy IN 'uc Iuded In the list Price. Is cents copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

Kennedy Yesterday asked the police commissioners o
permission II keep the diamonds and they deor nn
That they could neither give refuse slch PEI
mission The Public Administrator Will have 10
decide the question Of ownership
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.

OPPOSING TIE PROPOSED SHORE DRIVE.
Tho probably large cost Of the proposed shofo
drive in Bay Ridge. to be laid out by COMMISSION a.
proposed in the bill before the legislature II
causing opposition to the scheme. lnt S'na OF NC
Carly saws that II will not probably cost oNcr
81 600 600 and the city can undertake 'hc "o'N ~
any time. rs the bill IS permissive. and not man
datOry.
lanes g. Church n lawyer In Ncw-ttrecht' says
that the Idea OF the driveway is Ridiculous Properly
is held at high prices along tho shore, ana II ',io
county seeks to acquire II. values will be- enormously
advanced Senator McCartv says the proposed o'Is.
would excel Riverside Drive In Ncw-lorh, IL la'u OUT
upon the same scale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEAR.-The masniacsn
tn rim and currency articles OF Roswell d. Herr On The
Weekly Trisuac during the last ycnr repriutca with
vnrsus kindred articles. including the wonderful
suit. Of Reciprseisy. md tbs article Prices In
1890 and 1891" passphies Of ~ large pages -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
Light
0peRcoats.

We carry fifty different light shades
of Spring Overcoats for young mems
tastes fashionabIy cut and properly
made in every partIcu ar.
Quieter styles Of dark material too
for older men. In fact we include
everything likely to be called for in
Spring Overcoats, for 8 up to "a dol
lars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
MARINE TNTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sun rise . SO set or Moon sct - pm Moons 'ge D
HtGu WATER.
4 ~ Sandy Hk lii7 GOV. Gsrd. --- Hell Go. ia
PM-sandy Hk.. llJV Gov. ls9d. OO9 Hell Co.. .O2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

WAR SHIPS SUNK At sAM0A.-What may be
expeotsd Of the American Navy, In pluck. dauntess
ceurase and pertiuacity In n war with Chill well
exempIiacd. Thi. number contains The Sshlssewa
Disaster" American Girls Abroad" "stories o.
uuntiug," etc. 1Of pages. 10 ceats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
THIEVES COMMIT eACRrLEGE ~ A CHURCH.

THIEVES COMMIT sACRILEGE IN Cll'kOH
sts Peter and Paus Church in Nythc ave- WIS
visited by thieves during Thursday night. Nier 'c'"'
ing everything available 10 be carried on 'l" u''
amused themselves nv destroying other property scat
r.A aopt were two caSsocks worn by the altar boys
or7, in shrods The cilance containing the sacrament
WAS removed from tho tabernacle and IN" "n' oOoH
mutiIa,ed The vostments wor BY tho priests NJ inc
mass we're strewn around. soIled and torn WHO INC
money from The poor boxes and two small ZION sales
that tho school children had s"t away with II"
pennies In were DESTROYED ard Their c~'i"Hi' ."e
nvinr IN tho sarrirgc the sos were ,nd 'fHl'iN
in the chapel in the pastoral residence 90 >"uth Iu
st. The police believe that tho work was that III boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

TRIBUNE ALMANAC. 1924 magnificent Nun.
her ovrr $50 pages. Price rs cents. Abook efrcndy
reference, without .upe rter. Full description Of
the new Navy. Elaborate coinage ond currency tables
1873. aud details Of the cireu.
Intinx medium year by year. since 1860 Election rec
turu, A thou.nnd other vaiua BILE features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02
THE COMPANIES WILL NOW CONSOLIDATE

THE COMPANIES WILL NOW CONSOLIDATE
compromise has beer effected IN the I""'''' ~
the opposlton 10 the consolidation OF the Union ""u
the Citizens Gaslight companies which was swpp'"
recently by an Injunction secured by James Laishh'
n stakeholder IN the former company. holding 'hrN
shares. which Anthony Barrett transferred to MN
short tjme before ne began the proceedings Inc
preliminary injunction was secured when ihc 'o".
soldaton about 10 be effected for the purpose VI
introducing a new and cheaper method OF making gus
na. noten,s held by Charles = Franchyn and a
.vndicata O, capitalists. Judge osborne made inc
Injunction permanent and denounced the bargain mao
~ uncomfortable
Nav Iauean has Withdrawn his opposition and
ne action has been discontinued by Judge Van WICK;
Who dissolved the Injunction. The coh'ohuA'o" "''
now be effected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

THE DEAD At ANDERsoNvfLIE.-ThsT rs-
uncs list Of i3.e0O Union prisoners who died there
with company, rsgmest aud cause Of death. Auhsr.
Its,ye The only list put Into print. 10 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-02

for over FiFfY YEAES b. MLIldlN3 4 M4rhp5tESs
ie &e flLpEEN WHHEf r i5 cIb r sloFrrfaS
fiE GUNS LLArS Il ,,r fHlT oF p Fks
sod by DKUGGIsIS IN cyery Rsrt " the WORD
TWTNrY.FIVE CENTS BOTTLE.
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NEW TARIFF LAws-Old and new rntcs csn J..
parsd 10 cents a copy.
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OUTGOING STE4AERS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

4 CouGu or SORE THROAT should not be
,esI,,tt .-IlroNu's Bronchial I4OChcs' Or, simple
ien.,ay and give lnmeiiat" rel'f
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tribune EXTRAS.

TRIBUyr ALMANAC. IS92.-A masnincsas nun.
her. over $50 pages. Price Is cents A book efrcady
reference, without rter Full description Of
the new Navy Elaborate coinage ond currency tables
Intins medium year by year. since 1860 Election rec
turn, A thousand other vaiuab BILE features
chilli AND THE NEW NAvY.-Now rcndy
President Harrison- message on tho Gillian affair."
reprinted In pamphlet torEi tosether Win complete
description OF the American Navy. A large mum.
Der the typical vessel. described at Length with
pictures and plans. mud full details Of
rmam~nf. szc ETC.. Of each Every vessel In the new
Navy iuded In the lst. Price. ID cents
BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEAR.-The ma gniaos,s
tarn and currency articles OF Roswell d. Herr The
Weekly Trisuae during the last ycnr. repriutca with
varisus kindred articles. including the wonderful
su. Of Reciprocity md tbe article ON Prices In
1890 aad 1891 passphet Of ~ large pages. -
TUH DEAD At ANDERs0NvILLE.-The Tris.
umss list Of i3.e0O Union prisoners who died there
with company, regimest aud cause Of DEATH Authsrs
its,ve. The only list Into print 10 cents .
cspy.
NEW TARIFF LAws.-Old and new rites esn.
pared 10 cents "a copy.
WAR SHIPS SUNK At sAMoA.-what be
expected of the American Navy, In pluck dsnntiess
ceurasc and pertiuacity In n war With Ch'n' we"
exemplincd This number contains Jse suysse".
Disaster" american Girls Abroad ssories %
uuntiss," etc. 1Oi pages. 10 ceats'
STUDIES IN RECIPROCIrY.-vauabi Letters 81
n. ", Illustrated. Cuba. wsst Indies. Mexico.
asA Central America. 100 large pnsea 10 csat"
KNITTING AND CROCHET. ISsi.-Nsw 10 pascs
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rRRsRyTnNIAN GENERAL. AssHMBLY, 1sSt.-
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STUDIES IN INSTRUMENTATION Letters s
l. N. w., Illustrated. from Cuba. West Indies Mckee
And Central America. 100 inrse pusea 10 csata
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NOTEK "A.

wuEATrHA.-Ihe best breakfast food del lcd.s
noursbine. cooks IN minute - cents al s'oee''
Itr Al ri FOOD COMPANY 81 oth"N"
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CocNfLr's BeNZJIS Cosmetic SOAP.
Res, sku and complexion soap ia tie void All DFusgss
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HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
90 WEST S9TH-ST
Disszsr. OF syst Gento rinasJ ofsAn'
,nno,eacy and sterllty. Hours. 8 70 !. SOS.
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SHIPPING .NEUS.

PORT or NEw.YoEK FRIDAY. APRIL !. 1879
ARRIVED
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CHAUTAUQUA IN 1SSi.-Fuli reports Of the exer.
ci,es En,ertaiuiug ulassrased. Price % cents
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KNITTING AND CROCHET. rssi.-Nsw. 30 pages
TIE bnnAsoms.t nnd best knitting and Crschct kSfrn
over Issued By The Tribune. - cents COY. This
Issue 10 Ter lace. garments hnsssek
sad cushion covers, trimming. curtain bands. sass.
mats scars, tidiss. handkerchiefs, etc. In addess
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