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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27
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THE SMART SWINGING TREADLE

THE SMART GWINGING TREADLE
Is one ofthe leading inventions of
the day. 1t has no competition. 1t
is something that is needed ard can
he put on every sewing machine.
THIS Tsesdlo will not injure the
most delicate lady to use il. 1t is
simple swing Of the ioot only few
inches, Any machine can be run
by II No. sixty thread hitched TO the
foot piece pulling one way. the
spring throwing it back. The old
lreadic has been the cause OF thou.
saod- OF ladies losing 1helr health
hy its use. 70 see Smarl's Treadle
in use will convince anyone.
TO see the treado in operation
call at
v. G RAMSEY'S.
Afrr thoroughly testing Smart
Patent Tre'.dle, find 1t all he claims
fur lt. think this removes the in
jnrinns fleet of the cid treadle on
delicate women.
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am satisfied that Smart's sewing
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27
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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27

Mavor, S. NJ Dean ex-otficio j. P.
Marshal. w. NJ list
Aldermen: j. j. Conan, sec'y and treas,
q. W. Rsid s. NJ. Dean, r. D. Smith,
!. W. Mcknight.
Night Watch, A. B. Paterson.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27

MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON RAILROAD
LOCAL TINE GARD.
TRAINS EAsT-Leave, :::27 a. IN, and 2:49 D. IN
TRAINS wEsT-Leaves, 2:45 m and 3:24 D IN
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27
DIRECTORY.
COUNTY.

Chancery Clerk, p. w. Patterson.
Circuit Clerk, w w Harvey,
Sheriff, W. b. McGehee,
Treasurer, Job Ii. Scruggs.
Sup't Schools, DR.. +. I. Carmack,
Assessor, IL. Il. Rogers,
Coroner & Ranger, w. +. McDouga
Supervisors: lst Beat, l.. T. Bonds, I'd
Joe Marlar, Sd. John Jourdan, 4th. Il. j +.
Storment, 9TH. w. T. CLARK.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27

Circuit Court, First dis5ric. Hon Locke
Houston, Judge. w. B, Walk attorny
erms second Monday il Jan. ana lly.
Chanoery Court First Judicial District
Hon. Baxter Mcfarland Chancellor Time
OF meeting: 1s5 Mondays in June and Dec.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27
~ Where Do the Words 81
QUEEN or THE SOUTH" &
FlS Iirst Occur in the New Tostamentl D.

TERMs-cAsH 81 20 PER YEAR.

All Arewers Thnst Pc Accorn~apad Bv TwoD Dollars.
United
s
Bit Il
AITEALAyALANCIE Fo:osing a list 300
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27

REFERENCES-Union < Planters Bank.
Memphis City Bank, Bank Of Commerce.
First National Bank. State National Bank,
Continental National Bank. Memphis Ma
tional Bank. German Bank. Mercantile
Rank. Manhattan Bank. and every Business
House in Memphis and the South.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27
Subscriber Given Magnificent Life Size Lthograph Porr
GROVER CLENEl. AND.

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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-10-27
APosToTFICE

r. w AFTER, PoSTMAsTER-Of Hours:
z n m to p. M Sunday: One hour after
opening the mails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
NENV-yORK CITY.

Tba monitor MiantonomOh viii be towcd up the
Worth p,ver IN he anchored opposite the Grant Tomb
Tomorrow. for the purpose OF firing a salute at the
LAYING Of the cornerstone Of the Grant Monument
Commander Alexander H. Mccormick. who has been
inspector Of ordnance at the Navy Yard since N"Vc
her Js=0 has been ordered 10 Washington To he e\
amincd for promotion 10 captain prior to joining inc
Lancaste I'm the Asatic Squadron rs her commander
Commander Horace Elmer, recently In command "i
the Kearsarge, Will succeed Commander Mccormick
at the Navy Yard.
Tie man who, with n woman. registered AZ IlnllS
Hotel on Friday night as John NlgorOd and "iic'
and was asphyxia'ed 10y gas, died at the chambers
Street Hospital Yesterday morning. shortly atcrwarl
two men entered the hospital and said that they knew
the man. They would tel hts name when they
found he WIS dead anything about him; neither
did thcy claim his body for burial.
A dre,,maRcr uptown displays sign announcing
that she +, lalds taocr.'
The amateur photographer who takes CHASTITY
picture Of You and then blandy tells you that Tho
camera never lies is n nuisance Of the first water
The Ncw-York Fruit Exchange will tnse possession
Of lis new home at No. Is Park Place today.
The big white Sound steamers all have had th9i
! spring coats OF paint
Charles De Forest the actor who beat and severely
Injured Ernest Hutchinson, Lydia Thompsons thcat
rca manager with his in the lobby OF the -Four
tecntb Street Theatre recently arragned again il
fine Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday and fur
niehcd bail I'm the amount Of 200 for ual in The
Court Of General Sessions.
Professor Worcester, OF Union Theological Seminary
encc in order rccupcrate, is expected to return to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Conservation Of Mgr Charles f. Mcdonnell. Bishop OF
Brooklyn. St Patrick's Cathedral 10 a. m.
deception IN honor of the bishop of Brooklyn Columbian
Club. Academy Of Music brooklyn
LAYING Of cornerstone OF Aschenbroede Ncren club
house, No. Ia East EiGhty.siNth-st.. > y. III.
Meeting OF Custom House Commission
Harlem Regatta Association, Grand urion Hotel evening
Reception OF Company d. list Regiment, Harlem Opera
House, evening.
Meeting Of New.York Camera Club, Nc. 3li Fith'avc
80 y. IN.
Meeting Of County Medical Society NO Il West Forty
thId-et, p. m. .
Pool tcmnsnent OF Alpha Delta Phi Club No 20C Mad
son-ave. =. m.
Smoking concert Of Columbian Chapter OF Delta Epsilon
fraternity No JAP West Forty eighth st.. s p m.
Meeting Of Lone Island Historical Society. BROOKLYN
Monthly dance of Hawthorne Literary Society No. g
West ON hundred and tw enty siSth.st., at p M
Entertainment OF St stephens Young Mems Society
st stephens Church Hall. p. IN.
Oporng Of in ald Of St Benedicts Home Tor pes'
tu,c Colored Children, Lenox Lyceum. afternoon
Presentation Of medals. 18th Regiment
Annoy, Brooklyn, ,. NJ ,
national cross Country Association, No. Il Wet
Thirty .1rst-st., p. NJ . a.
xVIIul Assembly Disric. Republican Club No 6e'
Tent s u. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

rI,o do,,rtmeut Of architecture OF the Brooklyn In
itute 81 Arts and sciences is 70 give ii' hr't annual
exhibition Of architectural designs and drawings be
o,,,lr, ia day The private view viii be held th
evening.
John German, John LOwery and Hugh 'rawior''
three Young men, after drnldng gr"nt deal oi liquor
started out TO have some FUN on Saturday night Ihcy
t,of 8, b,r-o and WAGON belonging Ia William Gallagher,
II No n Jaw st. and drove fnr about five hours.
Yesterday morning I"lrolman Ryan found them In
Columbia st. lie appropriated their wagon To- drive
Them to the Fifteenth Precinct Police station, "hcr'
they were hcfl ior grand larceny.
Mr.. Kate McGrath on saturday night was found
bv Policeman McGNnn. Of The Cymcr Il. squad, nm
conscious on the sidewalk AT Leave aud l'ywarl,t
she was cla.plng a twelve month old Child In her
arms sh, was suffering from eXlnus ION. injured
by starvation Yesterday ,ae taken TO the alms
house at FIatbu,h The woman is onv twenty two
,,al old and WA deserted by her hu- band one month
ago she had slept IN sheds and outhon-c, Since them
John Kccnc of Hicks and Bush ,t, wa, held ia the
Adam, street Police Couri yesterday morning for
breaking with a stone a $50 plate glass window Ia q
uor store under hs home, because the bartender dc
MED his inaicnahlc rights and would not sell him a
drink
-. Jamcs's Catholic Club. Of the societies al
tachcd 10 the Roman Catholic Cathedral will give it.
annual dinner 10 morrow evening al Wilson's. The
now Lishop of Brooklyn Is expected to Ice present.
Tho police Of the Third Precinct Yesterday mominq
dsitcd the house No. 3Jl Warren st.. ana thcr, ar
rested Mary Lawlor thirty five year, Old on the tech
meal charge Of cruelty to her Two children John. tx
| ,cals old. and Willie eleven years Old who were
| turned out INTO the yard halfclad saturday. sew
cral other persons were arrested. among them NJ
Lawlors fourteen year cid daughter, Mary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

The benefit in aid Of the Russian famine sufferers
should attract large audience To the Manhattan Nl
Ietlc club Theatre on Tuesday evening. The Ma
tonal Red Gross Association has done ana l. dong
noble work in aid Of the good cause, and IL Is for H.
fund ard under lis auspices that the performance viii
be given. Among those WHO Will appear are: MIS-
Marguerite ST. John. Miss LOle Fuller lby pormi,
sion Of Mcssrs. Iioyt Thomas Mss Jennie Hal
Wade the sopIanp; Mis- Beriino Robinson. john
Glcudcnning Albert G.. 1lic-, the tenor; William H.
Green the humOrist; William &. DOrc, the hanJ
player; william Cahoone' IT,; La Rrgalonclta' me
cl,ild dancer Master Henry Levy the pianist VIII
tor, I Dalv humorist: Van Rensselaer, Wheeler, III,
baritone c. Van Haar. Percy West and Edward G.
LYON, seats may Jc secuted a. the box ONCE oi
The theatre and at Schlrmcrs music Store' Union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
FFAIRS IN BROOKLYN

TuE ELEVATED ROADS I'M NCii r-,.,, t,,,..
1ho decision Of Judge Wallace, Of the n'', ,,e
Circuit coarr. in syracuse on sa'"ru"' ,,'',c ON
,,,nction restraining anthony Barrett ro, No,''T
~ zee shares Il brooklyn Elevate" ,,,,,t,oc,,
r,nv.. stock. pending the suit OF Anna L' .,.
pi'' .,,,,-, r,r,,tt 70 turn the stock mic '''
'',r, cyclic. a great deal Of Interest in hro'N> IT,
rrG-c wallace vacatcs the injunction on the pI','
,nat the stock Ia, been 'otN upon oc'o'e "'' '..,
',,icciion. ard that persons interested III S'','""
o,,, among the plaintiffs. lie reserves ms a,.n
the case a a whole. General N''s'-' & NIT
- g.. ra,,,tt rndc the statement that H'rle"
t,o,,, cnucn and himself worked for I'VE years 10
,I,,,n tbe Union franchise, and that the S'''" WIS
recevci I'm payment. A., c,,r,
Cia,lc, !. g. Hall who has a s'l before ',c Ool's
- Common Pleas 10 accomplish pracu'ahP "''
object a. Mr. Hitchcock IN the im'eu S"'''
,.dv HUT that the stock given IN l'N nd"
y. tr.nrhien obtained through improper nl'''9' ''
iini,'t,vcr has MOI Vet dccldc, mat Sul''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
Especially M AIDE
Suits and OvercOats at A. h. King &
Co.'s, Sold Usually at s22, s28 and
S35, Will Be Offered This Week
at $500, $500 and
$1,000.

THE MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS AND LAW.
EST LINE OF THOEOUGHLY TAlLOR'MAph
CLOTHES EVER OFFERED AT SP-'iAL SA hE.
ARTISTIC PRODUCTIONS THAI Alh Nol'''l, =
CHARGED BY OTHER DEALERS FOR oEDINA"i
EEADY.MADE CLOTHING!
Our special salcs the past weeks have concusyeiy
proved that II hcr clothes Tor the money IMAM any
house the city Afford 10
We are in position to ono actual values which cannot
truthfuy attempted by other retail clothing house
in York simply because the clothes we sell are our
own productions The clothes We sell go through our
hands from the piece goods until they are the lc'/'oh
Of artistic dress the buyers possession and by beng the
manufacturers we save you two pIofts. No American
house over showed such magnificent display Of truly
Suits Ovcrcolt at such nominal prices We
have ou,donc all previous Efforts.
THE LINE OF SUITS AT FIFTEEN DOLLARS
the elegant variety in Sacks and Frocks and
Doublc.Breastcd Chcviots and Wors,eds every stylish
shade worth $500.
TIE ovERCOATs At FIFTEEN DOLLARS
arc models Of elegance in English Top Goats
all the latest colors
wish to call especial attention lines Of fine
Elacl Dress Suits sacks. Frocks. Prince Ahets, and
Black Cloth Full.Drcss Suit. thoroughly sklined aid
tailored degree OF excellence, at 40 TO 80 per cent
lower in price than offered.
OUR EIGHTEEN DOLLAR LINE OF SUITS AND
OvERCOATS is equal to the clothes made by the leading
taors at $500 Not another stock in compare
with ours in beauty of finish and variety Of styles.
THE LINE At so 90 CAPS THE CLIMAX.
Every Suit and Ovcrcoat made imported fabric in
every known material and color. The best tliorS could
improve them for less than SO TO SO Made b,
the best journoymcn taors the best silks in the
Innings, aud fit and nlsh Of them simply pcife ton
We close at o'clock evenings.
A. H. KING 81 CO..
Greatest American CIoihiers.
6S1 -629 BRO tDWAE.
Near Blccckcr ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
EIJZABETH.

A shameful condition OF affairs exists In the Eliza
hetbpcrt Police station where the prisoners male am
female are huddled in two cells 3x7 feet Inc other
mart Of the station Is only 12XG feet and In ms mar
row APARTMENT the officers on duty II the hVe
lower wards OF the city with pppnia'oh Vi -o''o'
are compelled 70 report for duty Inc ron Vi ."e
,sorotI MAGE i leakv and when it rains the water
comes through il freely on the prisoners ana oihccrS
ON the score of morality the place is disgrace TO the
city.
The Fire Committee of the CITY Council to whom
was referred the protest Of Assistant Cmef Engineer
August Cerstung against the election OF Joseph
O,Ndu as Chief Engineer at the recent electlol gave
n hearing on saturday 10 the contestant VINO lahei
IN substantian his allegations. Another c0mphcatlo
:, Iu,lr IN dovelon over the contest as the four
,nemlcrs of Washington Company VINO cast their NOl,
ior the successful candidate against the WISHES OF ,he
mn Is likely to be- made The subject OF an Official
Investigation By the City Council
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
4 BELL FOR THE CRUISER NEU-IORh.

MFMBERs OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT ARE
RAISING FUND TO BUY ONE
II the Gift Of testimonials 10 the war vessels
orc looked upon as luchbrneers, then IL "oun seem
hardly possible that the new cruiser Ne"->ork couiu
lac hoodooeda on the contrary. the prestige Of gooi
,c is manifest in the fact that she IS 10 be ilcbY
bcnor,d and this ought TO exert marked lnhuchce
upon tho seafnring men who have liking for the Navy
and anticipate being part OF the crew Of no New
York. In addition 10 the proposed git o. silver
service and set Of fae,. third gift, considered mos
oppropliate fOc any vessel. inasmuch ~ II VIII give
ornnc 70 officer and .ail,r> alike Of ne In passing
half hours and the quickly approaching um' Oh blhS
,eIcved on watch will DE- the silver bell TO be given
lac the 7th Regiment. Thus far the movement has
,c.n 40 Quiet and transformations that few outside Of
Ono ,,.cment and they only because they accidentally
hcorl II mentioned, know anything abaat ii. AT II
.cent meeting az the armory Lcdenant Colonel George
Moore smith Lieutenant John Il. Holland and Leu
tenant IT, C.. Duval wee appointed a committee WIFI
,o,ver 10 receive subscriptions from the officers ana
,rep,,ers Of the regiment for bell for the New or!,
The limit OF cost will be 81 900, but the limit Of Inc
amount Of silver be put into The bell VIII be- moH
closely fixed else its tone or rather us cOhsphah VIII
- nartialy DESTROYED. Ordinary bells are made OF
fur psrt Of copper and one Of Tin, ana IN THIS one inc
silver will take the place OF TN. ,,o that la, Gonna
The committee propose 10 obtain silver thh mas sone
historical character for instance, silver spoons o. wash
ingon's time, coin. etc me SIC % ,e 1c' IL W" III D
determined upon between the committee ana inc Sece
tarv of the Navy The Secretary has already accepted
the offer Of tho bell and II will be ready 10 pnI on ,e
ship before shc flies her pennant ana TO r.pond 10 l
command OF the officer OF tic deck when at sea
strike eight bells
"Call The watch; hold the reel -
Pump ship and relieve the WHEEL
And inscribed upon It, TO remind ne sailors o.
The generosity and oyalty Of The gyer VIII G
and members OF the 9Th Regiment National Guard
S. NY"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

TOO MANY ACES ARE DANGEROUS 1liIN'',
Augustus orient Frank Mora. ana '"o '','''
,,,,,. ,,.r, having a quiet game Of poker S'''''"
afternoon at Mora's rooms. No. W. h'o"'"'''
bo course Of the game they reached q pom, W.
t,crc va, a large amount of money on '''' ''.a 9,
every ody bet heavily ~ the hoy" ~ ,.,cr,i and
,'.. ,n. o,hcr two having withdrawn "'.n"'
oncr few bets. called Mora. who ala ne MA
a,es When he showed the cards he proved 10 .',a
Ave. 4 ngh, followed Mora s'uh'd the 'n'''' ;"
,d. r.,te, and nan out. The other. followed ND'%
has , sword cane. and when pursued DC "''"'" "''
sebl.. Or,,qid IN tho lach. Ihch n' go avn"
ID ,o. taken 10 II. NnD'- Hospital ""o'" -
l" ,W .b,t the wouud severe oNr' ''''
w,s arrested last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
RUTHERFORD,

The Rutherford Wheelmen and ST. Georges Baseoail
r,,rb NJ NewYor5 opened the baseball season here on
saturday. The Wheelmen outplayed the visitors ana
won by the score OF Il to a.
The Carlsbad Fife, Buele and Drum Corps hed us
third annual ball and exhibition drill IN Neiderei
Hall Carlsbad, on saturday night
"Iviswold.7 the country house OF DAVID b. Nl'oh'
the New-Yorl publisher, is being put IN oIdef' pre-
r,,atory 10 the return of Mr. and Mrs Nison next
month. 10000
Charles / PaIiCOt Of Alcndale, as delegate 70 inc
state and district conventions at Trenton Oh Nedhes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

GOOD WAY TO GET RID OF IRAMIS
A posse of seventeen armed residents OF ra''a'c
md Clifton made a raid Peter Green's barn Ill
Clifton on saturday night and captured gang Oi ho
teen tramps. The prisoners were scntchccd ." INV
spot 10 ninety days each in the county jail ana hau'u
over to the proper custOdianS This j. the 'esV VI Il
series of raids which have been made during the Ia9t
two wears The level country between PaSshc ana
Paterson is infested with tIampS who gather III SVS
gangs and take possession Of barns. lhey ho'sV ''o
inhabitants continually, and steal 1--we St0oh' hi'
vegetables, clothing and other articles Las' I' ''0
gangs were particularly and on one occdsio
Hfy-seven Of them were to come out OF one p's
harm Several raids were made, and once eleven men
were captured This frightened the trampN and III
few DAYS they all disappeared. For the last moh'n
however several Of them have slept In Darn pelo"S
ing 10 Peter Green. ml!Snan. lie comWaineu 10
Justice Ross of PaSsaic. ard they organized posse
II inclnded Constabes BurgOyne and Berry ana Judge
ROSES son Hamilton who is lieutenant IN COMPANY
Al IL O'Clock on saturday night Green's barn wa, III
rounded Lieutenant Ross and the two con,Id i,,,
went inside bearing lights The trampS slbl l,'e
ouiety to being handcufed and bound. ana seehu 10
eniov the situation. Judge Ross promptly seI up pa a
instjce Of the peace court in the barn and sehtcc
every one of the to the county jail foE Vasr''noy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25

The police Yesterday rot no trace Of Mrs Rosamond
Pecknlaugh. who disappeared on Friday after visit
to the Eden Musee. Her husband DR.. G.. X. Pccln-
haugl who Is staying ut No. l0l East Twcnty-Gitll.
was at the Central Office again yesterday afternoon
and said he had received mes,ngc lie and his
wife recently came 10 the city from Mt Vernon Ind .
and she in poor health and homesck when she dis
appeared As she had 500 and a gold vatch with her
the police thought she might have back TO Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
SERGEANT McGUINNESS'S M1SliAP.

SERGEANT McGClNNES>> MlohAI'
Sergeant Charles McGuinncsS' Of the sccono ire'l
Police IS In a dangerous condition from ihJuI's
received in n runaway accident I'm New-fork mso
Saturday afternoon. lie driving up ElSn'h-hNc'
at Fifty eghthst with his tcnycarod s'n oil'Iio,
10 see the baseball game when the horse was 1'iS"ce"
by an elevated train and turning Sharply 'h'e" "'o
sergeant out upon his head on the stone pavement.
The boy kept his seat until the wagon was u"',,u
against a street car which met ii. TIC STRUCK inc
,avement IN the left side Of his face but was not
severely hurt Sergeant MctiuinncsS Wa crlleu u'-
conscious into drug store and a hospital surgeon
bandagcd his head. lie was taken TO MS nome ~ w.
2s7 IL Third st. Jersey City. in coach ana romeo
Surgeon Nevln and DR.. Mclaughlin, OF H. filHcIS ;
IIosnjto took six stitches in ragged cut in the lef
siSe ~ bis scoln He was semi conscious much Of INC
fine Yesterday. The doctors apprehenslVe OF u
fracture of the skull and OF iunamnl"uOh LdaV i"N'
he was slightly better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
SCARLET FEVER PATIENT IL THE srEELrs

4 SCARLET FEVER PATIENT IL TIE AIhhhlN'
,,.,,,. r.b,n nineteen year, Old. entered the ruin
prln, late on saturday night carrying Ia her arms j.. =
nine months old child and ask'd for shelter H"' '"i
Sryau. Black that she had been turned lGi" u' '' VI"
her sister who lives az No. 10 Shllu''''''' ''' "
,d,r. ~ CO. The Young Haid that .h' VIZ '"l'' VI
. ,,,,,,v ard when she r'tumcd 10 l'r -let'i h'iH
ON saturday nipht found IA" child W." H. pf' WIZ
,- 8, Nor.h ScYrntn.-t Ind been called 10 ana "''E
the ca-c ~ one Of -caflrt fever OF u' ""''' W."
.r h,. children ~ her own. said the woman "' ! W"
49, ,,,y ,,,. Tho TUNED baby and ne into tn
,,o-,." The sergeant told the woman that sh' 'onl
,ouain I'm the condor Of he station uhnI "''""F' ~
DAYLIGHT word was TO the health aut"f't'' anu '
woman and her child were "h'h !" nv ''''"''' r~''
n .n ,dltion of the child Is .Old 70 De- prceflou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
THE TRIBUNE.

A DvERTIsEMENTS AND StHsCKi,PrTTioNNsI M, f HE
cEIvEp AT TmE UrTowN oFElcE no. aI AK ip pvTfFE
TISEMFNTS AT the following Branch OUNCE, -, ,ys
ave- y e. cor 5Sd.st 1872 Ghave lo' re-, snsh
corner Eourtean,h.s 70n Thrday corner rory -
st. c26 fhird.ave near sixyirsts los 40 Liberty
81 81 Avenue A. i 800 Third.aye. - West ronrtTs,s
ST. 257 West i2d.st lao churehst Sot rrnar,esnth
st 267 West 42d-st. li9 ChurehSt'; ooi ihfN
l.39S Third ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
LEFT MONEY TO KILL HER C1T.

II wa, learned Yesterday that Malamc de Fcnclon,
thc former actress who aphy in her room nj
40 100 East Thirty first st. Friday night. had III
brief will left $40 with instructions to choIoiom her
pet black cat after her DEATH not anticipating thai
both wonld die such II death together. Madame DE-
Fcneon's retirement from the stage wa, due 10 her re-
fn,al 10 wear abbreviated ekrs. Several years ago
She gained considerable notorety by seeking, In oppps
lion u The Actors Fund 70 enter their plot and deco
rat. with flowers the tomb of her husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-25
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Greatest American CIoihicrs.
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