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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23

1 agree That at material furnlshed shnII be
irst-class in every particular and that oil work
shall be satisfactory TO those receiving it.
propose to furnish the records, blanks and
stationery of al kinds for the use of the county
at the same prices and according TO the same
conditions as the schedule upon which the con-
tract was let to me at the December term, 1890.
and which said schedule is recorded in road
record No I, pages 213 and 214. for one year
with the privilege of two. And if the contract
is awarded TO me l will do the public printing
at 20 per cent. discount from legal rates.
w. Ii. kLLIoTT.
New Castle, Ind, Nov. 90. 1890
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23

Gratis for legally testing one OF the corupsions
Of the party in power here. A suit for an IN
junction will be brought to prevent the pay
ment Of $1,000 on one of the fat Jobs obtained,
ss complainant AYERS. through fraud and the
connivance Of republics ofice-holders.
Taxpayers have had suspicious for years of
sharp practices ana fraud IN the sdminisira,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23
saloons Pay No License.

Then too" he continued "it ia difficult to SEQ
why several saloons IN knightstown are al.
lowed to do business without paying cent Of
license, unless possibly some OF them threat.
ened revolt " they were made to pay. do
not know the reason Of course but II looks pc.
culiar.
There IL another thingl We OF course are
not questioning the power OF discretion OF
county commissioners but we, as taxpayers
wonder why the county attorney is paid $500
per annum simply AS q retainer lie gets his
fees beside.
There are a score Of these things but wo
To tho board Of commissioners Of Henry county,
Ind;
GESTLEMEN-The undersigned herewith
proposes 10 furnish the records and stationery
for tho use Of the officers Of Henry county. and
all the blank books, blanks and stationery for
tho use OF said county. that may be required
during the period Of one year from tho date Of
the acceptance OF this proposal, towit:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-23

Henry;
propose 10 furnish the records and station.
cry for the use Of said county az the prices set
forth In the following schedule and for tho
nerlOd OF one war from Dec J. 1900.
The sun., 1892-10-06
INTERNATIONAL tOPYMIGHT Llw
A Test sait Under the New Gaw to he
Braugkt Here by English Publishers.

EosToy. Oct. s. Tho Oliver Dilson Company
OF this city arc defendants in suit brough,
In tho United States Circuit Court by publish.
srs in Great Britain to tost an important clause
in tho International Copyright Las. Tho
plaintiffs are tn. Music Publishing House OF
Iill sets forth that tl,s plaint.iis priatod IL
tions. Including Lead, Kindly Light words
by CnrdinHl Nowmsn: ,t "A S4GnE OF Jnhgment;,"
lo Thut Love tho Lord" words BY U. W.
Eliot.
The plaintiffs sent tho print copies q these
songs 70 the Librarian OF Congress with re.
It not being claimed thatths words were sub
Ing tie copies to tho Librarian. the music was
tsn ths Tnitsd W States. ali tic printne RI hayinG Ing
heen done In London, copyright was grant
music was published, thS blll alleges. thp de;
sold nuauthorsoI editions Of the same. set up
md printed at their own establishments, The
claim OF the defendant is that the copyriglits
on the plaintiffs publication Is invalid because
the international Copyright law has not been
comrlied with.
The sun., 1892-10-06

WASHINGTON. Oct. 5.-Washington society
witnessed another international alliance this
afternoon in the ceremony which united a
charming and popular young lady. Miss Mary
Clare Billings, daughter of DR.. John S. Eli.
lings. U. s. A.. the well-known surgeon. and
Dr. William Wallis Ord Of London. The court
ship loading M to this happy elimination be-
gan in London two years ago. when the bride
was abroad with her tatier. Dr. Ord was IN
this city later to attend tho Medical Congress.
her parents. He Is the son Of Dr Ord. who is
in charge Of tho great hospital in London
known AS st. Thu:nas's. DR.. Ord, Ir.. is like ewise
the lending snirit in two other hos -ritals.
The bride wa, EoWned in lustrous white
satir. The lung train was Of silver hrocude.
Tho bodice high necked and long seeved. had
tasteful trimming OF lace. Her tule veil was
plnncd To- her hair by q crescent Of diamonds
fathers gift. Il necklace OF pearls. was also
worn, Her bouquet WAS Of bridal roses. Tie
bridu couple wi sail ON Oct ID for their fu-
ture home. Mayfair. London.
The sun., 1892-10-06
Il rlNSIOS FOR SCHOOL 15ACHhRx
The hoard OF Tduc ,tIon 10 : ok the lie :is.
Iaturr to Pas Hi.


At meeting oi the Board OF Education yes.
tcrday. on motion Of Commissioner Crosby.
the schoo!ship st. Mary's which is due in New
London. WAS ordered hero for tho Columb
celebration. 1t was ordered to close he even =
ing schools during Columbia week. On mo.
tion OF Commissioner Lunms $l49.J35 was
voted for school building at Wnst Forty.
sixth stree. and Sixth avenue. The hours Of
the evening high schools were chanGcd to
to q from 7:3u to 9::!u. John Bell and Fred
Jennings were eler ed trustees OF the Twenty
first ward. vice Mossrs. Hiker and Steers.
Commissioner Woi:um offered u resolution
TINT bill TO be prcsenG ed to the Legislature
Ia retire snucrunnunted teuchcrs on pension
ts rrpprt"I 10 ho Board Tor consideration.
salaries held back from teachers was SOL
OIti 10. and reIaid t. teachers excused So
4"0,W3. Assuming thnt there are tlity two
teachers now at work who ought 10 To retired
they receive S1ub Il year. They couid lie re-
nlnceu 10y tpnuhprS whose SALARY Would bt
500. I'm this way there would be a saving of
Sl.i.7p?. II tho Sr22.i.TU' We're not repaid to
teachers excused. that amount with the sum
saved would make u fund Of S35. .2Sl This
wuulI insure the lf;ytwo teuchers u pen sion
of $40 II week and leavs u surplus without in
resul ution to Ienort this bill 10 tho Board wns
carried.
The budget for the coming year. which Is to
lie considered at n special meet Ing to- morrow.
shows ,otni demanded "dufS4.S;H.Tl5.U u. an in
rrense OF S43u.3I!t.H 0vcr that OF last year.
The largest i,.m l. S3.2l2,tiou ior salarius VI
teachers. an increase Of $S4 $3.50.
The sun., 1892-10-06
90 AHEdD AND ILLUMINA1F.
There's . Truce between tue Underwriters
and the FdIson Ganpany.


II Is proba bic that there will be n satisfactory
settlement Of the trouble between the Board
OF Fire Underwriters and the Edison Tl,umi-
mating Company in q short time. and for the
present n truce has been declared. Those who
have been disturbed about the effect on their
fire insurance policies Of putting In the Edison
lights for Columbian celebration illuminations
can now so ahead safely after obtanin. tho
usual permits. II was stated In THE Sun yes
terday that at least ons firm had abandoned
its plans for illumination on account OF this
aud OF hors were considering like action.
Everything looks like an ainicabe settle
mcrt oi the difficulty" said Pres dent Kenne.
dy o. the Board of Underwriters. Yesterday.
until a final settlement Is effected. The dis
lie nrrommodntion 70 the property owners
using tho electric system OF the Edison com
rany, ami the board will extend the time dur
Ing which it will continue to inspect and ap-
prey" the Edison equipment to such me Us
the present negotiate ions are com pleteI.'
IA" general work OF tho Edison comnany
IT, nt very superior character" said u NJ EN- Der
ot Tho Board and their system is thoroughly
s1ti-fnciory with the exception OF the ground.
c'l wire feature"
The matter now stands where 1t has stood
Tor the past year. and there Is no cause for
alarm "r u suspension OF illumination ar
rac.enlentS.
The sun., 1892-10-06
BURNFD BIM WITH 4 RfD-HOT JOKhR
Mrs. kane's Method or D,sc 'piininE He
Seven.Scar.oid Bpy.

II
Mrs. kane's Method or nisc'piininE Her
s.ven-ycar.o,d Bpy.
John Kane the seven-year-old son OF Henry
Kane. driver for Harris 4 Mcguire. the con-
tro,tors ,rd,ivi,, l, Crown .tr..t nm, Ero,i.
"e''' D au" ','"s ~ .'o"" ''o,' auu ria,'A-
lin avenue. Brooklyn. yesterday morning
called at the Grand avenue police station to
n"Ne ,.,.. pn'"'"' "S 'e ',o'"er. H"n,e
name. he SAID that on Monday ne asked his
mother to allow him to 60 and see his grand
father who liv.s in Montgomery nla,e Sha
Is', w Wv, IL " 80, - s"o
took poker. placed it in the stove. and when
n becams rad hot caught him and Lurnod hin,
:. oe."o ieu NV "'u' ""u ~, "eu '',i'
on the arms, neck. ana BODY. When lie
scream cd with pain his mother held her la nd
over his mouth so that his cries might not
The sun., 1892-10-06
JOHN HOWL.aND DLEE4JS X. u. WEENN.
Yale Men Happy Over tho Harvard Play
ei'. Downfall In the Tennis TourneI.

Yale Men Happy Over tho Harvard Plny-
cas- Downfall In the Tennis TnurneI.
New HAVEN. Oct. 5.-Yale men are feeling
particularly jubilant tonight on account OF
the victory of John Rowland over r. y. Wrenn.
the expert from Harvard The rerult is u
great surprise. MS the defeated Harvard man
was looked upon rs II sure winner over his an
tagonist of this afternoon and as certain to
meet Malcolm thace IN the sami-iinal round.
Rowland lluyed exceptionally good tennis.
and was particularly steady Mt critical points
Ills net play was surprisingly strong and he
showed very good judgment. Wrenn was
long way from his Neaport form. eNccrt dur:
inga portion of tho second set when lie showed
Il temporary imprOrcment.
In tho doubles duncan Caudler and n. A.
Agelasto Of Columbia were beaten by }. ".
Anderson md ). {. nemnina, amt the Meteor
mick brothers of Princeton were compelled To
yield to Malcolm Chace and J. +. ID. Jones Of
Brown. Tomorrow Rowland plays Chnce In
tho semi-lirnls Of the singles the winner
probably meeting Larned in tho ilnals. The
scores were us fellows:
SnK:es SerUnl Rouni--Malcoim Chace. Brown. beat
". Wy exon Cornell. ca 'j-s. John liowinrd. Sae,
beat r. ~. Hienn. Harvard. i'll 4 Il. ';-3. ". \.
ix.ne. Cornell beat +. Is. Wils ow Harvard IL = tt
p0nhles IRE e.,inlnary ronni i. ". Anderson md -
{. bemm!ng Ni,.irins. BEAT Duncan Clnditr and A.
Agrlastr oiumna <-'i G--i. G-2. Mnlro,m Chac.
and !. l.. u .nur.. Brown beat Stanley Mr'Ornick
l-rrck ANA W Floyd FRINGE ton. brnt n Wilso and
4. ". Crawford, nversiv "i rtnnsJ wanna. H+. -.
4. j. shaw nnh J. = Craven. Yale beat B!tk ty ana
Bruce, Weslr! MI by defiant.
The sun., 1892-10-06
1HE DEA1n or EDTARD r.. ECE.
Coroner BRADY Says the Cut Mieht Have
Eeer taus~d hv = Propeller Blade.

Coroner ! !. Brady OF Iiarl,nr. n. j.. and
JURY Will hold an inquest at South Bound
brook ms morning to decide how Edward T..
KGe oi Trenton. whose body was found in the
canal at Bound Brook on Tuesday morning.
dleh' Inc hody was found Ly Peter Muligan.
Keeper OF tho lock. Thee was cut about
thrce inches long lnd ono-Iuartor OF an inch
deep on Mr. Rus's head. above his right ear
CGronsr Brady said yesterday that an an.
topsy had been held. hut would not tall it's r..
safe. lie lnIl lnai ed shat tho cut on Mr. Eue's
head was mada by u rropeicr r!ade ii uns of
canal. '
Coroner Brady said that Mr.. Rue. who was
right montaiy. III. l;uo isapnearcl red Ni.ln i.on,
Trenton on Tlssdn, ot 'a,i week. and his
uncle put an advertisement in the Trenton
about Mr.. Rae. Mr., 1--we had 500 when la
was last seen, In. Erenton. When picxsd ont OF
In his pockets.
The sun., 1892-10-06

Judge Wallac" in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday granted IN Injunction re-
strainias the publishers II til. Errn,ny TrIr-
gram from further c!rrulatin. o" issuing any
copies OF that PAPER OF the date OF sept ri.
containin. an article br William l.. Glad
stone entitled "A Nindica:ion Of HON. Rule"
ropyrish,-d ly the North .in,ruan Epri~r
and reprinted without permission in the N"'r-
gram.
On Sept. 20 Judge Lacomho granted n tenn
uorar, rrsirai !iiHg order. ahd Judge Wallace
yesterday nale iie restraint an Injunction to
lie until the ronr'uSiOl Of the trial OF tho suit
brought hy he editor of tho !;p""or. Lloyd
bryce, against he ir,r@om tor violation Of
appear in court Yesterday. Lawyer Gurlitz.
who appeared for Mr. Bryce. su,d that hs un !.
d~rstuud the defendant would make no at
tempt to have tn" Injunction vacated.
The sun., 1892-10-06

T.; s. s1. s..,.ssa ,ss s;sss s.s SsS;E
ss, snsss 20 81 ~ y.'sss by me
WI, bs used. During ihs day the following sauiss viii
n. s.D. y" s ss ;, ;Ga n.
seeond.nn passing battery PARK. The sane
tn:HSSs wS's ss. ,s; .sf ss .
o IT, ii''Sns ."S
sue ttsT IL. a.sSns % ,.s Ss Ea..sd
esSs y: .ist Of 'Hs n. ns s: III
~: snsnersss u SfiSs sss,t%"
X. tsS }HSaH.f 81 tie @ = r.rsis
@sSns M ' wi win report Leu, M CON- COM
spas ina S.,v Msf fE. S uss vii w be
10 S @ i" s"ns The d.tschsnss from he s..s.
a9sr .as ins men ar. been landed. alt tn. vessels. es
v Nh. IL. f. Sq T S n .t
snsns Ios 10. r.. ~ a. .sdS iS ns
;s s ansss;.ss sss ss ~.Siy % Sls .ss
isnia Mtnn,nn"moh. nolphin. and vssuNins viii pro.
nsn VI. ai.o return Go'e from the ysinsn! snd tue
comm.na.uI cG%%sS,,; ssT, %.,s ~ S,f, s'.;,s,
the Brooklyn Bridge Tuesday nisht has been
c%Inssd sInst nd ns I, an1i display VII LEsEP q, iN
hesonc Of tho principal features; iilumina..
ton from, tho towers. consisting OF Chinese
cient Illuminating power to re- seen at a dis.
tance Of twenty. five miles. showing the Amer.
Gsn sis,nr ana a Italian f2ors aerial oHlnSts con
light; disr!ay Of batteries showing millions
ssisSs and drsa from s morsrs e Il: tie GsfsS,
The closing feature Of. the display will con.
whole lsnEth Of ,ha bridge ir"m tower to
ssa yssris ssq H5sF 8Heo'F re Ths hs2"sTi
he the ,E largest niccG Of pyrotechny ever exhib::
Of 5000 exSbon re rcsEss M red smuts
nenusly. During. the display there will he q
shower batteries. ,LpmGsLolls ;. cailione .asccn-
s,rnamers. flights OF sa;ici,sons. and winged
,n.ls il the Wi c1thoc "a pG5she Q! TpsSy night
bands and 8 NE and drum CORPS; third divis.
and huGle corps: fourth division. $500 mon
md bands, making In all total OF 2o.9lO
Tickets for the stands TO Titnoss this parade
stt.s9 s ai Il
s21 West Fcrty.t6r strs.t. which Viii BE-
the 99l!ce e., q tho soInmittee 3nti after tie
Park to witness tile naval parade will be nut
New YorI's ribbons and fri,ls and bunting
and all that goes to make up lts holiday dress
hasn't been lowned yet.. There is lust sug-
Of decoration. Most OF tho business houses
on Broadway have put out few llngs Just to
test them but they are saving their best
effects for the military paraIe. The soldiers
who, march in tho parade on Oct II will
are weak, for they will walk between
walls of color from the Battery. where
The, parade is to be formed. to Central
From broadway the line OF march will lead
through Fourth street to Washington square.
Fourth street is already awake TO its impor-
tanco and many Of its houses were being dec
The sun., 1892-10-06
SCNOL AND ARIOA.
Marvin Thinks SunOi Gan Pull hike Hali
Mile Ii 5S Seconds.

Marvin Thinks Sunoi Gan Pull - Hike Halt
lie Ia 5s Seconds.
The Tn,3. Field and Farm will say to-day: On
Tuesday last Charles Marvin startod for Lex
ington with Miller & Sibley's stable to fiji en-
Rugements at Lexington. Nashville and
Columbia. He has taken Sunol and AriOn with
him. Ho hopes to lower the record with Sunol.
ana with Arion he expects to wipe out all
three year Old records. Aron and Snnol have
both been suffering from colds. but they have
fully recovered.
Marvin telegraIhed on Monday last. after
use his phrase. 20, r." Mr.. Bonner. on a re-
cent visit to Mcadvile. asked Mr.. Marvin how
fast he thought Sunol could have trotteti hall
u mile to y bicycle sulky the day that Gov
Stanfora timed her Quarter in ~; % sec
onds." and then he added: If she only re;
mains right there is no telling where Sho will
a very easy thing for tho great Arion. with his
two-year-old record OF! !:lO34 to the old-sty!s
suiky. to wipe it ont several seconds when
hitched to tho bicycle.
The sun., 1892-10-06
Th. STEAM H.rg, Na-n"n Lost.

GopxIIcH. Ont. Oct. D. TslegraIhic in
1uiries all along this shore Of Lake Huron to-
day failed to find any trace Of the steam barge
Nashua. which is believed to have foundered
IL not In shelter in :hiS neighborhood Mrs.
Can't Milien and Mrs. Capt Hhrparh vera on
northwest gale Is blowing to-day. and the
crew, |. still adrilt on Lake Huron. will hardly
SNrNiNN
The sun., 1892-10-06
Was Mayer Miller Murdered,

OMAHA. Oct. 8. Two littlc girls while pick
Ing up Goa! in the East Bottoms discovered
the body OF a man In tho woods last evening.
u was recognized as the body Of C; q. Miller,
Mayor Of South Omaha. In tie forehead. near
the temple. was u bullet wound. The suicide
theory is secuted BY the Mayors friends. and
some Of the gamblers in the Magic Lityars
accused of knowing something ABOUT how the
Mayor met Ms dNlth
The sun., 1892-10-06

Of tho rarG III! Country club ooG place
TODAY. but on accoHn, 4" the irg;d weather number
OF tennis cNprrts aud enthusiasts whn scheduled
Z. /. Dc,rrnan heat Harry Bas!Url, 6-I t-5: Er.
nest Belsnap beat Frederick Hunter, IT, 4-t 6-4.
The sun., 1892-10-06
The knicLe, booker Tennis Clubs Touron.
men.

III" memhrrs' handicap Tournament "f the knick"r
hooker Tennis CUB WAS continued yesterday Afternoon
n the claus courts at l4oth street and BGonl
The
G-nilem Ms -inEles-ireli1itnarr round r. ,'oe
haithf;e,u. bca; H. Ridley. ba!tth,ry I. +--G G-I
ii. l.. Hal minus ha-hfteen, beat, Orcu;t ihr'y by
deiau; 4. T. Tliey. minus ha!f.hi,ren boar Elliot.
haiLrtrsn. by delanlt: T. Brown. hal, une.n. h-.,G
s n" '' M n. Ss.' & T%1s '".s s k Hr'n" E. s.,
ihiI,y g. s.;; ;-f,: T. Clark. hathIiy. hr" q AtA'ns
fs. .s. f""99a %"9 ,r.r L. '' m"S' .'noms.% t. n.,
pis4f,. lni'y N.a, Mnrr.y, i.t Sn,. i, dc All,
hy GeiauIi. '''
". ..s Ca. III. As23y .T""f S. ,o4; %' y " .%
Mrs Mh!,r han !hi,tv. Irn - kinMnn-. amy; b
y ~ Ma N.n 'ni Is. %.%ry G'r' Nf.s IrS, NJ NJ
'G % srs, ' y As.s. s'. i III 1s"1 '' T.
"""t M.s : S,",ar" ,h,r.,' " a.. n '"''y ,!
ry ssi = N'Hf% Ga Nh. Hf"t Va" as+ H:. ts" S.Ss s-.
r.: Hnos. r a. 4 H.. e." r a.% Nv !, ny i,
t.sn n 'i IN, ,i;;, NJ; !i'% A"iIf'y 30
Witt. nr,. Hn ~ % "H, H.. eig In M MI
ih,r'yt .T.t Mi.,s. f,oll,rl i"i,;' ~ "-f s@,
b,ny INV ~. VIZ" ~; st. ihiHE: hs4, ""% WYE
roNS ra,y h.a - San a., or Nil miiarm "ny
80; MISS u. i"mon "Li',,r,y beat, ,N!.s 4 Austen
', NJ.
beat Miss L. kric!nnI. My "a a.. Miss f,Drrur-
Aicnke scraith, beat Ms. T.. u1INer, uaithGty <-i
b-l -
second Rouni-Mlss Ih-.ua Hail ha!f thirty. B~nt
Miss A La tosi-, thity to I'll; Miss f,orrucc Al
ruke, scratch. heat Miss NJ Mtcy hn~.n e.. .;--,i
N-3 MISS N. lior'on hnlf'ihirty. Va Miss Daisy 4.
coke. haitth.rtr. 6--3 4-'6 tLnfn,sheLL
OROurkc's Reply to Piimm-r and Grif'.
Tom oRou-Se ,ccompantet hy hiS rrofgA. George
Dixon and Eddie pay Of Providence. wh" Is the
coorrd lads s?arrng partner. called at Tut SrN oacs
iaN ught. oRourks WAS not surprised when lie
learned thAt BHy r-Umer Of Englan L. the Ch tupion
bantam pustlist who arrived in ihs country recently
from EpyaRi in company Ni,h his trainer. Benny
Murphy. WAS soc!ioIs ot arranging mai:h With
Dixon AT ~ pounds weisa IN At the Tins side
"rinmer - only looking for an adyertssem.nt" sad
Tom. lie dCesnt want 10 tight. that'S pain When
he was In this CuEntry a lew months ago ! made
proposition to him On tho hsne coma tluns, except
To the w1ighingin time wanted the aaar arranged
TO weigh IN a. o'clock an the day of the battle.
lmmer thines he whip George all ne got to do
TO aecede 10 he above s'ipu!aons am &c, backing
Tor $1,000 a side"
Judge Newton Of the Coney Island Club visited
bkAurke yesterday afternoon. In the Course OF
ver,aiou tnr question Il bringing about meeting be
tween Johnny Grimm anH pa on WAS brought up New
ton sad that tue club would oaer big purse for the
tght o'Ronrkr replied that he Was prepared 30 make
= match VIII the Brainiree Lad al lis ponnd.: and
hour. both men weigh in at orlo"h lGstcad cT
4 l.
The sun., 1892-10-06
George Gould Buys ~ Home.

George ], Gould has purchased the property
At BIZ Fifth avcnue. at the corner OF Sixty.
seventh street, from Jacob H. schiff and wife
for s,itJ.0OG. The deed 81 conveyanCs was
flied yesterday In the Registers olIics.
The sun., 1892-10-06

Bly McGnrry. ths extremely hard.pinrhng hoS~r
and wcll.to!O contractor Of Gree npnint desires t
meet Billy Dsrey l'- says; " see that DRrey wants
10 0Eht any light weight. bar MrAnlin-. We haNn
Ss.0,W s3DU, that ] viii invest inSsclf for .
M rh bet Dacev and me before thr Consy Island
any other Northern club AS I think that can d..
isat him"
Tile men wer. pupil AMI instructor in the Stand.
ard Athletic club
The sun., 1892-10-06
at'anted 10 aPurrhass.

WANT TO Brl sound. tight secondhand light
w lraught scow. with hosting must. suitstls fos
handing Iumher. Ind cash purchaser. II price 10
right. by address ng IL NBE not later than eth inst
stating carrying capacity AMI ewsst price, Uox "a
The sun., 1892-10-06

The South Brooklyn Wheelmen have gcd the TO.
lowing for ihis inon;h: Oct rnSsa:c Falls. Ort
Il. Fort Hamilton: Ott. 30 White Pla,ns: Dot 40
Cuney Island.
The sun., 1892-10-06

The Code Rcd nnd Pleasure clubs Seek
Juurnn n,ent N0nors.

of the eich. club, accepted by the Bnari NJ Man.
ayers OF TIM American National Rowing Tournament
rolled at tho Ucrmania Assembly Room alleys iast
night The wrat shore and fclsenkclicrs were a,so
scheduled to roll hut their games were postponed until
tn.uight, when the Monarrhs. Progress. A Z. aud
Fedora Clubs win aisU bowl The scores;
The sun., 1892-10-06
fu. Ssis.

A H. KINDS or BUSINESS WAGONS for sale cheap;
"A IN good condition. "''
chAs. RoEnLEE, 500 wes, ao,h At.
EnR sNE-.IcyCLE store aud repair shop; cs,ao,
= Nshei ralt. NJ tsr'Iars cssiIn, pricn moderate
"HdrrsA sAFEFf non lt'J Sun oIIlrs
r." IE-Ab BIZ stor, sabsAed twenty years.
Il 81 9Th av.. New ~ s "
Ilohhr sIuEiNn bi >iAtS, Tor sal. On wrst .ide,
j earnIn.k 500 prr week, owner lravtns CITY Az.
ply I" Mr. KEkRlGAN. 1911 81 av.
STATinHkhi STORE and rrn'ing office for sais
~ cheap, Address :, Ah,t once, Ilsa I'd ar
SAfES Large stock OF and burg ar. proof sAfss
~ Nusler make; also large assnrmtnts OF 81 ghtiv
once worn ,aes ~ dinerent makes very low nsAf'G
MOsLEk SAFE 60. broadway aud l0thsi.
The sun., 1892-10-06
COrhaIn Solid Silver.

Silver articles made for Chill.
dren's use are in such constant
demand that our stock has to
be kept up to the fullest extent.
There is no limit to the styles
and shapes of cups, bowls, and
plates. In addition to most
complete line of these table
articles, we have large mum.
bcr of toilet pieces dainty
brushes, combs, powder boxes
and putls. The assortment for
this season is very complete.
GORHAM MFG Co.
sILvERsMITnS
BROADWAY AND 10TH STREET.
The sun., 1892-10-06
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