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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17
Trade IN THE BICk STREETS.
Get All Won Can and Ysu Won't Get Much,
say the Thread-nnd-acedleM Men.

There are yet few OF the little thrsad and
needle stores that used to supply all the wants
OF the women before the big shopping stores
came into fashion. They nrc scattered along
such streets rs tho Ninth and Second avenues
and the bigger cross streets. away from the
busiest arteries. A reporter who had expert
enced trouble with a dissatisfied button. and
had got the worst Of it. went into ono Of
these little shops and bought needle and Il
yard OF black thread. Tw,' cents would have
given tho shnpkeeper several hundrs yer
cent. profit. ut the man wanted ten cents.
II you don't want to pay so much. give mo
five cents said the shopkVeper: Il know
that five cents is II high price. but have got to
have II. Such store ~ mine is q great con-
venisnce. and II did not charge for he con-
vrniencs could not live. Whom such shops AZ
this were plenty WE used to kecpup q sharp
competition. and we sold things rs cheap Ms
We could. hut A. r. Stewart crashed us out 10y
the hundreds. and now only few az MS hang
on. We keep everything that y bachelor or u
servant girl will be likely 70 want needles.
thread. buttons. corset stools. wash rags
hairpins. pins hooks -and-'ycs worstel.
combs. tooth brushes buttonhonEs. and all
such little things q hat may be wanted IN II
hurry, and that aren't worth 'iressin mp 10 so
mile or two for 10 owe Of the hiG stores
bachelors and servant girls do mni know what
things ought to cost AMI are Mi inE ~ give II
nickel lor u nennyS worth. II We did 4 big
trad" we would 10 miiionHirrs, but We don't
We smYly make n bar. living.
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sh..,nu, rr pero,h.., hlrhls eprnm,nd.a. ye..ph q

shsstna. My Doro.hsa; sghly commended Joseph r
xis.... fss;ssis 81, s:s PHI
!%;'s; 7 s' ~ s s ssds
1yr:s:sss @:,sss ,%s S:;';s s:.s.
,s.s.G ssss S; ~. SSs :s. ny ST.
siesinst colt Lord Enfa.; highly eom,n:ndsi G. We.
Ss four e ' rs. E s: 81 sSss.
borough. a. by pancuelt-iady Lyons; shown wil Der.
sma ;ss an Gsrd f'iStdsi ns
prlss $50 rrs.so.i i.Mrenees BACK horse imported
rts:n and ura.r s three
r .Insr sI.s... a! Is: ...sssSn ers!"S:
s S% fs % s 4 tss
ho,ourh-iady Burs's; second nri,e. SlW Woodland
i: T. iss: b
Enthorps Performer. 3.
si 81 a. Inss min:
AZ S!:s $.i .; Vi ~ S s.a III :i q;
~ and So, nnd', r.. 70 n Be :h: :so
Sis:a si {: ;ssss s ss Darling.
IL 1s % y "a. si.' "a sHs s.s'
Si0o. W b DcEerr,sns chestnut colt Aerlysie ~ A.
s;., ss. FlIIes sfs , ssSra EFfs
va " y. DIst.,m.n.s chestnut colt p0lwyddelsn by
pin: \: ss .Gs: HAHN, Ss
= j.. slo.,s: y :n,sl:s :SsSS Ssna
s a. =, sc . nS: r. A hsss,: DAM );
III S::: s:sg
si.iSh,. ''NN' "''' '
SADDLE HORSES.
1 as s:: sn .a hsHs: sc
nr seq Gosa msnnsr. to 20 s''' Cav
S:ldnx Mateh..s. :: ..eohS prize 500 4 & Ms.I...
istiss. s:''s: 'as
ms ... cr sS, :'Sns
inch sni .sessdins fourteen hand. .ns inSS ,.a.
aSs %Tsi rs Esp
G.' ' tSirS ' pf
r%,n PIT" Trs p .sarr e
Foun-IH.nASp TEAMS.
s:ssss J; ys; *:
s ss"Rf W.
% Wn sss lna 'si"s' saTa M%
Hsss ssdHs %H .y :'G"s
Tom b:cI, and Harry and chestnut mare.
SPECIAL AWARDS.
Class ~ M..,rs cliits.E P.SS"cn
lawn Park stock Farms bay geIding RonEn.
JUMPERS.
s f S sns M h.fi
prize. si0O John T. Co~din's CHI. e. Tommy second
Fsfi sss sks S1s 1ss"'%s
joey.
ciass lo5-onersL by the American Must and Pony
to s.
Ivif u 5ssssI na
HIGH SCHOOL HORSES
Class 6p-Conformntiou. beauty. and style to count
;S:;'! sS
sn,S sd
tsss iS.I!sh stopper; not under ni,-en I.ad, two
" Also % es be- a pSSs
5s Srss s; .as. t RITZ s. larry
ssv "Is @ P,n s a
Janison's brown mare Phantom.
This 10 the programme for to-day:
Oto 10 -. M-Exercise Of horses In tho ring. ridden
..ss. s.i g Esss:ni . ;ssS ,.:
H.: Ds s:sg sp1 s.! ss; :..:
''ty.i sf ssse.%'s sas Sa. Jumpers u GLASS 90
aassn. gsess s.a: s t: Ia class :"
8P. M.-JudGing tr0tsrS. IL stations kept fer
vice. class 8.
$3.50 r M-Judsins "a horses In harness. class A.
GASP M-JuiginE IL ponies in harnsxE class ~
4%5 M-,,udyn9 hye Park teams tfour. III. HANDY.
owners to drive. class So
5:lb + M-JndSinE t~entyons ladies' qualified
hunters. class "a
r. N.-Recsks
sP M-Judging police horses mounted municipal.
class Ga
S:45 .M-Parade Of all prize winners in tho ring.
or. M.-JIdving twenty-five patrs Of harness horses
clRka -.
V4HP H.-JudEng fifteen qualified hunters class 81
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1T seems to he quito the corrsc. capor to 10
smart and tailor made in dress and
decidedly horsey in interest in this after
noon sessions. Tho indies wear short.
severe English gowns OF cloth. with
short round coats opening over n double
breasted waistcoat OF light vcsting. and very
rigid shirt fronts. with four-in-hands orIa-
mented with whips or horscshoes. Occasion
ally tho tailor gown is OF black. with long.
double-bronsted irock coul, made precisely
like mans. and showing a bit OF orange In
the waistcoa, tho colors Vi the Horse Associa-
ton. In the lapel OF the coat is fastened a
single greon carnation or white chrysanthe-
mum Of imposing dimensions.
And the mn dp stcc'r young man. that rnre ex-
otc who is seldom visible to the Grent wcrli
out side his particular set except when the
lighting OF the candles makes tho wearing OF
II dress suit correct. until tho horl ibe doubt
sometimes arises as to whether no has any
other clothes out of pawn. Is very much en-
e'iirnCe IN tho English frock cuat. very long
and very precisely huttoned TO tho TOP. II
chrysanthsmum In tho buttonhhlo II slight
cane Of natural wood in his hand, and III,
usual expression Of yacuity In his blase lace.
Tho dudess has appropriated the monoc!c.
Sho wenrs 1t on long gold chain strung with
pearls which is wound about her neck and
hangs far Glow her whist. II she doesn't wear
the monocic.a gold lorgnelte II attached to tho
chain and ,hrus. intotho cit when not in use.
The girl who doesu'i affect the swlggrr Eng
lisli thing does the larisldu in II rather
dressr gown OF wool. eccentric and audaciJEs
IN color. and whatt Yer else She comes without
~ giant Cbeirs nrd Fancy TniI.s
In great variety a. Fiints, ltth st. AMI Vih Sv.-Al,
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A Cycling D,v,,ion,. Good show,ur.

WASHINGTON. Nov. l8.-At the annual meeting Of the
district DIVISION L. A. W. held last evening the III
nance Committee OF the recent league meet reported
that profit of 5000 had been derived. AMI the 5000
guarantee fund had not been called Secretary and
Treasurer Sternes reported the division TO be in
ceLlent condition and that theirs was u balance OF
SIbH. ) on hand
There waaA spirited contest for Chief Consul, tho
rival o. aIes being Samuel W. stnemetz and Vim.
T. R"bsi tson. An active canvass was made and Io5
votes Stnemetk came out the winner. receiving
~ to Kobertson's4 49, J. G. Churchill was re,sented
W u. Stern-S elected Secretary and Treasurer
without opposition. The successful representatives.
were George = AtwAter. Charles r. Terry q. r. over.
man. Dr.. Charles Holmes. =. L. Dyer. n. Van Doren
Howard Ferry. i. II, Pierce, and +. +. Guzman.
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A Monster Athletic Carnival at Madison
Square Garden.

Tho Rncing and Sports Committee Of the New York
Press Club Building and Charity Fund have made all
their arrangements for tho athletic enterninm
be held on Saturday Dec. II, at tho Madison Square
Garden The carnival will be divided into afternoon
and evening perfornsnces. Ths programme for The
former Will consist OF csntests and exhibitions Of foot
bail. lacrosse, boxing. wrestling. bicycling. running
jumping hurdling. fencing and wrestling back
performances by school and other trained horses aud
many similar features.
III" rrompness OF the athletes In offering their
to the committee IL tatterng Letters
been received irom Of tho leading amateurs ~
Guiding the cham pons Of several depn rtr,cHs gen.
sra admission lee II 81 will b. charged for either psr.
frTmanro. E"Serv~i seats viii cost 81 cents extra
Tickets Will be placed ON safe Mt prominent resorts u
the city some tim. next week.
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Sem At TIE CHEAT kHOW.

The Society Element II Great Forn-Evea
the Weather IL EuElish-The Fashioa.
able Saiutatiou-W hat the Women Wear
The brilliant Scene In The Garden.
While American democracy has been. to
certain extent. neglecting tho HORSE Show
under the mistaken impression that there
would 10 few n"tables present on account OF
the unpropltiousness OF Jupiter Pluvius. the
aristocracy OF McAllister's Almanac de GothR.
aristocracy who rides In her carriage and can
afford to spoil q gown. Is congratulatinG her.
self on this her latest coup Tttat. tho securing
OF real London weather. misty mostly. damp.
and gloomy, for her great house party In the
Garden.
"Jove. but this is EnGlish" says the charpis
with trousers turned half way M to hls kneos.
such perfect London weather - exclaims
the horscy girl down in tho ring. "Thsre are
SO few common people here whom nobody
knows. One can walk about without touching
elbows with ones own tlressmaker. don't you
know
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Father Bill" Cur.,.'- M.n,re-.o.

President W B. Curtis yesterday took th. seventh
Regiment dilemma by the horns and issued u mani
fes,o setting forth great length the situation II
appears to HIM. lie says;
OF 100 more atn-tes who DISQUALIFIED them.
selves last winter less than dozen haN" applied for
and obtained relief aud the remainder SIN under
the bun As tho officers Of the seventh cSiment A. A.
Will undoubtedly ALLOW these Disqualified athletes to
compete on Dee ~ the RhW-s cannot bn held under
the rules OF the A l. AMI all pers"ns who compete
VIII he dis qualified
Lloyd C"i,I,. from whom letter appeared In THl
SuS should know that applications FOR retnst atemens
cannot come before the meeting OF the A. u on Nov.
u The assembly ras jurisdiction III the cns- and the
Metropolitan A.xoria'tOn VIII not permit Its authority
10 be usur.G Nv the 4. /. any other association
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H"m q. u,4f-q"a Ereoi"g Star.


How many baseNallss, arc used up In the
United state. in toarT
nW tx" G e" t s III" me 10 aass
sand. | should Julgr. Nearly all 81 them ar,
made in 1hiIndr;n!!ia and Nnlcs Mass. Two
AMI "thar firms Iuv from them. PRINTING their
own trad. marks IN tho covers. All .he lsaguo
cubs get their bni- for nothing. tho udvcr-
!s"m.nt thy give t" f" brand ~ n-ins it
r"r,an, ilom. mnsmuch as htif dozun base
bull Hn "ys %tr e., . l"s' t. m Ins," game
They are made ~ girls. II vow will dis
sect a base All you viii lnl that It's Internal
structure is quite rnborat"., Around u sphrr-
lea! core Of tho nes, ruht". is carefully
wrHnreh 2 certain amount 81 yarn. When he
lnll has thus grown ia about iwo-tEirds OF tbs
s W;, II IS Il s a'h.r ysr is tt.nrd ON
yam ~ wound upon Il until II II founu 70 turn
ne S"a'e~ II precisely ihe ii.! Iomt. Finally.
the outer cover of h"r."hidc Is sewn Oh. md
Weighed tumaEn surp Il Is li;st NE ounce. Is
wraInsi IN iin'"i' and '"t into a pas'ob""rd
"Ti.rs were ro errh n-ebnlls in old times"
No, tho Baseball II to-day was not Invent ed
unlil 100. And, 10y Ihr way. The inventor
nEtn lMsrbal VAS made, with i core Of athcr
strips one ounce In weight, wrapped with ynrn
anu r,;n g., TINS was found 70" lively. and
lgnli'yw4s ~ s,iin'rh fora core. The trouble
with all has m,'i" was that it could not 10
m Depend. ui"ii inr any gwen drsrsr Of elias
respect, however carefully they were con.
str.l:'r1' and each particular tall varied from
uay To- .iner'r'lili; as tbs weather was dry
or damn. Th" inner cover now "m,loyei has
ihtcHrrt OF regulating the elasticity ~ the
h"l'; ut the snEi- linie f-rping it compact AMI
IN shalr' ll"ar hnn' halls are made ~ poor
ihrl, ana rubber scraps irrssrd into nnlp.
III" l"Wr'i Grade being com nnsed III nnthin;.
more Than melted remnants OF rubber Shoes. "
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The New Jcr.ry Ch.c.-n E.hib,,io..

CANOES. Nos. lG.-Ihe show OF She New Jersey state
Poultry society viii he he'd in the armo.y, this city
from Jan 81 10 II The Judges named AT the meeting
to-day are: Poultry, John T. cochran, Montrair Mark
ScnoHclh Tom Pow ell ami j. H. 4. Mihgan. Philadel
mia; John FilEn T. Fnrrer Hacshan, and George Per
uu- East orange J. II. Drerrnsteht and j. H. Dehl.
Beverly. J. q. Darlington, Hrstorvle: Is Warrington,
lIRmnnnt0n; A. +. Groves chestnut iIl. j. L. ialnts,
Annandai-: !iarr' Iiaes. n !genood fiRenns. John
SIaaier. Puate rh.a aud " j. stanton, New York
city
HE awards are to lie placed Ly comparison: fowls
and pigrors {" be entered sngIy and show n pairs:
uHc kS gsrsr nnl iurksys IL compete in pairs new
r,r To Itrnt the names OF the owners 10 Lee unon
he cages from the opening OF the show.
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Chairman Raymond or for England.

Howard E. Raymond. Chairman OF the L. A. ".
Racing Board. sailed for England yesterday on the
Majestic. He will attend tho conference OF the anna
teur cycling organizations to be held in London
Nov. rs and -.
Previous to his denartnre MIR. Raymond informed
suS reporter that he believed = new amateur mile
would probably be adopted and arrangements made
for lat races big deleYatioB OF Bronklyn
Bicycie cub men saw MIR Raymond hn. a very hulid
hone floral horseslos was presented to him by his
clIblnAtes.
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a enpsy vapia P0ultIy SL.w

iASoAs1FE Sov. lG.--The Lancaster County Breeders
As.ocia,ion will hold poultry and pigeon show IN tins
cty during Chris wers taking tho dates hitherto
claimed by tive eadu: thr. The prizes will be - for
first and 81 20 tor second the awards to ba determined
hy the card rho Judges viii be !. u, preNen'
,;e.t Beverly " j.. ami j. ID Nevins Of Swarinnore
Ior pout,Iy and Henry Erdmann "f PniIadrlpEa Tor
TIc officers OF tie breeders Assoca ION are; Pre>i
dent nr T. IT, "iimfr. NrHsNille secretary. br ". T.
Rom. Form. TreAsurer. N. l.. urr!ier Mount Joy.
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News of tho Wheelmeu.

The Manhattan Athletic Club whe eImen will gather
for their annual dinner on Nov %.
Ame-tng OF the Metropolitan Association OF Cycling
Clubs VIA he he'd ut the Columbia. on Fourteenth
street. Nov. 20.
Cycling will hereafter be prominent feature Of the
Rosev- Athletic AssorI atinns tpurts body Of
wleeuirn having joined the association
The A.bury PARK wheelmen will hold tie following
races on Thanksgiving Day: one thrl "f me novice
race; twotn,rds Of iniir clnh championship: me
mile members handicap; twOmile rhr", Nunui"nih
county chan, pionshIp; one mile scratch rae, UIrn
tw mile handicap. open; mile. s. ~ cars.
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Newport. Pa. Nov l5.-Wiid turkeys are
plentiful in Junla,a Mihlin. and other interior
counties of Pennsylvania this fail. The favor
ito method Of huntin. them is by im'atinG tho
cry OF tho big game bird which neNef fails TO
he rrsronded to by u turkey If there Is ono
within hearing. and by its gradually approach
ing the concealed hunter MS he repeats tie
call. The most skiful turkey caller Ia Tenn
tylvlna George Gates al faye.tr county. WAS
in the woods SATURDAY turkny hunting lie
rorr"nled himself in ihs h1snrs nn ,,, =, gan gan
hunting in the same 10 'alty, Ho heard tho
emil tlst Gates. WAS making and its natural
ness dcrel we'd him. he creIt .t"nlti,iy along
bush from shind which the"ry came. fired II
lnnd of burksl,ot into j., Tn" .ntIro charE"
"ntrred dutrs', end. killing him instantly.
Tie dead hunter wns II wealth. citizen. ha\i: Z
piauc Il fortune nS CONTRACTOR
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GOSSIP OftIie Alleys.

The New Jersey L. C. III not take part IN the Section
~ Subdivision ] tuurnsment OF the 4. 4. u. I. The
tournament will commence about Dec r. and ;crlA-
nate on Feb. 10.
capt Mclean Of the starIarl HAVING ',nh mas
selected The following bOwirrs for 'he Iah N'lran.
shaw. Dnbary. WyInan "il Va .nl"r ,HH,'' Ts.
P0mrov and orn,h. 1hr U'''rt ~ my M are IIts
idcnt. j. " lrharry: \rr'f ,li'h ~ " ~ "r'rs-
tarv VI. G. Wymnn, r'"nsI"r' " -"4N, Ii,',n, H. D.
NcL.a Thcr tow ON rfr-ulr rS''N ~ NC alIeyss
.o1Itnca, corner ~ - street. and Ihud avenue
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Hero com Ga the best gentleman crosa.coun.
try rider We have" explained an enthusiastic
girl to real live Rritisher she had captured
And the elegant hut stolid descendant Of
English ,earls !ixed tho monocle YEARLY In ny
hunter ride three times mp to the first hurdle
only TO have tho obstinate little beast bolt with
an energy that would hrys dismonntsd les 81!
too bad" mnttsred the girl under her breath;
and %As pretty IS woman . anh 20 ~. wcSSea d:
dancing around on two feet.
In another box not far away you hear man
telling Of some fam GUS leaps he had mado and
he lind eIperIsncsd. "BroEo ono leg in five
places that spill; Think It has ALWAYS affected
"Yssp Perhaps so in breaking bones. for
instance. hut in other things your nerve Is
perfectly colossal. boring reople With your Glo.
friend ,es, the man turned away saying trag-
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Eaus,nr Renrdic, Aruo,d's Flagship.

SARATOGA. Nov. 14.-Capt C. W. Adams Of
West Addison. Vt. has succeeded in raising a
large portion Of the timbsrs Of the
Congress. Gen. benedict Arnold's flag
ship. sunk in Lake Chnniplain in Octo-
Der. 1875. Tho timbers consist Of about
thirty feet 81 the after Tart Of the keel and
keslson. with q number o: the RIBS. They are
Of oak and perfectly sound, The wood will be
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thi. sort Of girl wears glorious clustor OF

this aort ~ girl wears glorious clustor Of
American Beauty roses on her corsaRe.
1t Ia almost as bad form to be sesn consult
Ing catalogue In the evening at tho show rs
to be guilty Of Ginncing at alIhretto In tox Ut
tho opera. The evening Ia u social junction
you understand, devoted to tine fine art OF con.
versation as interpreted Ivy fashion In tho
nearest thing to nothing capable OF human
comprehension. But In the afternoon my lazy
takes her icwelled pencil and marks the
winnsrs.talks learned Nv o. breed and ne4igres.
hook and canon. and all tho rest ot the lnrRon
their particular acts OF high jumping OF, drly-
ina their own Rteeds tandem or lour:in .hanu.
for the chief reason Of society frattrniaing
with the Horse Associations that thsAne..
lean horse Is owned and driven nv s0cistys
ionabls secluaivcness finds its apotheosis III
carnival where both apectators and perform
era belong to tho elect. Such a pitch of,expec-
tation the swell girls all work thamsSlyes up
into when II is discovered that Foyha,l keena
10 waiting in the ring to ride In the high.luinp-
ing contest!
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JVovyrv Olrlt To RHozU.

There is a good and sufficient
reason for all your misery. The
cloud hangs over you dark and
heavy, hope is almost dead.
You have suffered so long;
you can get no relief, yet relief
is close at hand if you will
only accept it with the faith
that has saved thousands.
You may have displacement
of the womb, or some form OF
Ovarian trouble; small mm'''
may be forming in Mf lh2"',
or you may be approaching
"the change of life"
Lydia f. Pinkham's "lfff.
table Compound" goes s'TaI,ght
to the seat of trouJ,c, G.Sso4Ves
and expels tu- MeA
mors from the a|&fsA
uterus, removes &te. IVA
DackaChe, an q ~
invigorates the H.
entire system. A~~xys
All druggists sell " or"ri NTT$Sl|
b. mai, In form 81 li''r " <\%HBA
IoIengC.. on receipt II 81. "A -~rSv 4 ~
Correspondence G,".y ~ n, ,<
sw,tsd Adigrn IN cord |sA"/~ 1~sHDc.
deuce, ITrIA 4, FISK an
HAM MYuicAL Coz l1hh, |fG<~ o. '~~'~s~~
NAss Liver Pi.s, sc
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\ la ;'rihhray "A N'ilau, s1t. d, l,ag. -;
iN:' ~, 'rrurc" hnrr- n Nor hri-i corner -: I ia
Alr' u "a hIn"'S 10 ~ strrri. G,H,rse Iriing:
ii.'hL 10 MH,..,ru slrt. uL.rl COOLER damage
iriring.
" - -. gEOctu,,E hus III iIrast corner Of
ihih aSehac Ana Nns fourth st.tet damage slight
SPLENDID service to Cine via New York Central
H0ur tram uAily.-AuiNI
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I.ndirs' Err.n';On IS: nc !!,sol 4uiu 4 uh
Tho annual ladies' reception "f the Algon.
puln Club will lie held in the riub house. cor.
ner ~ Clinton street and l'ir.t plncc. Prnuklyn
this afternoon. As thu amir i under the imam
nEsnent Of the r"t'"nessrs ita success is as-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-17

Les L. G.. I:rucr Engaged 1" VI -. Andrrw..
YouNGsTowN o.. Nov 1.-the announce
ment was mad. public this afternoon Of tina
engagement of Miss Julia Andrews. daughter
o! g. H. AudrcNs =. tho millionaire If this city.
ana si-,ri-ii,-law 10 John A, Logan. IL. To Mr.
le-lie g. Bruce: editor and ,r;np"ittcr o: the
Ii,j, f,hi ami Farm VI New York.
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feet Iulckene,l their pace. She turned down
one passage. he dld the same, Sll, as II
doubtful III HIS intent. sh" mad" another turn
ami looked nnxionriy d"wn TIL IaseaGs for
friends; They were nowhrrr in sight. no
stopped once moro Tor u minute. 80 did III"
man. Then she hurried on. he after her Unit.
suddenly sh" faced him, Looked him square in
the face fora m mute and hon in-sing him she
was OF down tho passage with "A sIer 10 10
enyied hy n thoroughbred.
she's Ugh st"nrer thnrrie is irving tn
cntch the wrnrE ','ss Ills time" said ono
groom 10 tho other. laughing.
There was nm amusing lille delay mt tho
chesEinS window. Two mites came. in alone
and concentrating themselves ut their ulu"k
ia coming alone and on such u stormy night
that no man esrnTt would lao brave onolgh to
attend thenl. They stunh in line nj The win.
dow Watching INST how tho men managed
affairs. Wien suddenly mortified rypres ion
came over "ne face. Il do believe II Il Hitv
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Norrnn Bro,her. s'riRge warehouses pa, PA 2au
W. tnh s.. n..r h'wa, J. rks padded van. Tor
naval ~ furniture ~ riIy or country boxing psck INK
Asd shipping promptly attended w. Telephone lly-JX
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~ giant Chairs nrd Fancy T"iI.s
u great variety a. fints, ltth st. asa vlk Sy,-<ls
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ny. 70 pe ronsIerel FIRST przesl?h.W Seward M"bEs
Osy my poiy Dnpie. by luius- >hepar.css. second
prize - J?hn Logan, jr, bay ty 81 on,s; thirI
prxs 20: W. seward WeUbs ch,siui ms lie 0 An.
snee highly commended. Joseph 4. lis,crs citsnut
tlass sn.i,!s. yearlins. [o.ed lSai height not to
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rhsntIess; thnd prilr, 40, \ T. IA sa,t imISrtri
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Saaa George tE,en's .lrs'mH, mar. lmrortri' May
rrnssss D.ymar; =: highly commended. ", seward
Glass 32--MAres Ia hands or under 3 years old or
over. certified 10 have produced toni his year fir.r
prize. $500. ". seward Wrblis ch-sUut mHre Lady
tl.c.. 4 hy Trmh.r yirraway-. Kenny; serond prg..
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sIm's,nporI-l chestnut mas bur, Jr.s"min-.
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CHESTNUT nlly Nitrate. by roPenhsgsn-Iadyf 'reawsy
hiss GAftyi .liTi prize. 500. Joseph I. Wlhsnsrs