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A CHAPTER OF ACCIDENTS.
some of Them Quite Serious and One Ma
Prove Fatal.


Prove Fatal.
serious and perhaps fatal accident took
place last night a, the corDer of Pennsylvania
avenue and 10th street by a cable car knocking
down James Ward OF Georgetown. Officer
LYDIA was an eyewitness and noticed Ward
when he started across the avenue. Two cars
were approaching from opposite directions and
Ward. who was somewhat under the influence
Of liquor. deliberately walked into one of them
No. %. Roger Melleu conductor). He was
struck and knocked a few feet. and when taken
up was found to be unconscious and to ha We
two severe scalp wounds. He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital. where he lies in an I'M
conscious condition from a conclusion of the
brain.
William Baden. conductor on q grip car,
was severely injured about 9 O'Clock last night
by being thrown against the levers receiving
bad cuts on the eye and on tine scalp. The ac-
cldeat- occurred at PENNSYLVANIA avenue and
18th street. and caused by the gripman fail
ing to release the cable and the grip striking
against the dead wood caused terrific jar,
which. besides throwing the conductor against
the levers. shook the passengers up. but, for
tunateiy. none others were hurt. He was re-
moved to the Emergency Hospital, where his
wounds were dressed.
About 80 o'clock last evening Mr.. G.. II.
hoffman. Inc 1atner OF Mr. IL. u HOFFMAN.
was struck by q bicycle ridden by a Young nun
named Miles at New York avenue and 10th
street. knocked down and badly injured. When
picked up Nr. Hoffman was in semi-con-
scious condition and was taken to Cisscls druc
store. near by. After recovering somewhat he
was removed to the Hotel Lincoln, where DR..
Spriggs attended him. and found his condition
Lnn-e from nervous shock than any, hing
else. The boy Is said to have had his lamp
lighted and to have rung his bell as a warning
and il therefore not to blame.
Last evening George kagger. while at work
IN Schneiders bakery. on | between 4th and
9Th streets northwes.. had one of his hands
caught II 4 roller and ii was badly crushed.
Ir. Hoffman is attending him. and it is thought
that amJu;ation will be necessary.
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MATTER WHICH AFFECTS Your PorKEr.-
Is there any sense in vOur paving twice much
Tor an article a. you need to- Do YOU paw
twice as much rent for voIr house a. your
nelghbOr. who has one equally as good DO
you pay twice as much for your sugar - your
employer pays! Do Won pay twice * mIrh for
barrel Of -four, anything else Won eat. a.
those who Use articles in every respect the equal
of those you buy?
Your answer will likely be: .'Of course not. -
or some more forcible remark
We are led TO ask these questions on account
OF the fact that many men are willing % keep
on paving twice much for their shoes as
other men pay who wear hoe equally a. good
or better. Times have changed. and iirst-class
shoes can be made and sold for oHe-haif what
they couid ten years ago.
Shoes cannot be-sOld IN The regular old-fash-
Toned manner any less '.ow than formerly on
account of the difficulty the retail shoe dealer
has IN reducing his expenses. The fact l.. his
expenses have increased 20 nuch that. though
he buys for a less price ne cannot sell hi shoes
any lower than formerly and pay his increased
store and living expenses.
The public cannot be other than pleased with
The great success OF a corporation chartered
some three wears since. which conducts the
shoe business on an entirely new plan. III fact.
on plan entirely Its Owr. which Is 70 manu-
fHcture tltree grades of gcntlemens fine shoes.
all Of the very best Of material. VARYING IN
price according to the manner in which they
are made. making every pair II sells III IT. own
factories and selling every pair at retail through
Its own stores. and selling nothing else but Its
own shoes in its own stores.
1t strikes us that this IL getting the shoe busi
ness down to a fine point, and that 1t Is the
proper way to do IL.
We are of course, sorry for the regular retail
shoe dealer, bu: II cant be helped. we see.
as this Is where the survival of the tittest'
comes in. ami As there II chance for shoe
dealer TO make a cent on this line OF shoes, be-
ing all sold To the consumer by the maker. he
finds the shoe ''pInches him. and he cannot of
course. be expected 10 SPEAK Ia It, favor.
Prom small beginning this business has
grown 10 immense proportions. now requiring
tau large factories and twenty-One stores for
it, exclusive manufacture and sale. giving
constant employ meut 10 over one thousand
persons.
The sa!c IF this shoe i 81 large chat only
a very small profit L. required t. be made on
each pain 10 pay satisfactory dividends on the
capital employed.
A. the sale increases. value Is added to the
shoe instead IL cheaVeuing il. as l. often the
ease with articles extensively advertised.
manner OF doing business. VT say. success to
thu Crawford shoe. made by BoCyE. CRAWFORD
d Go. CoRPoEATIOS Of Boston.
FRASc'S CAyToN FIASSEL DRAWERS are the
best made Extry bravy.
4Sc. 4Nc. 4Sc. iSc. 4Sc. 4Sc.
FRANC & SOY. One Price.
Cor 9Th and ID.
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Washington Juniors In baltimore.

4 delegation Of the Junior Order United
American Mechanics from Washington took
part in the exercises in Baltimore yesterday
and returned last evening greatly pleased with
the trip and the hOspitable manner in which
they were entertained by their Baltimore
brethren. The Kit Carson Band led the dele
CATION. which was marshaled by p p. Rouse Of
Constellation Council No. 80, assisted by S. W
Deckmau and Harvey Il. Pennifill of Valley
Forge Council. No. 81 and L. A. Reid Of En-
celsior Council No. 43
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EXCUR>ION> TOMORROW.

MARsH.IL HAIL--Steamers Manchester and
River Queen, and 10 Am. 2:I5 pm.
Mr.. NEKSOS.-Steamer Manchester. 10 am
BETHESDA PsKK-Take Teneytown ears.
BUENA VISTA Steamer Florence. 10 and ii
an and 2 3. 40. 8. and pm.
ITXIK LANDING. Steamer BarthOldi, 10 a. IN. i,
]. 8. 5. 6. :. and 3 pm.
TsLIY-Ho CoAcH.-5II 18th street northwest
trips To Arlington. soldiers Home and Cabin
John bridge. 10 H. m. and pm.
LovEE RIVER LASDINGs.-Steamer ARROW
smith. 3 pin
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Messrs. Henry L. Elliott and w.tb 4 Webb
have. for Vim. F. Falvey. jr.. by his next friend.
W. +. Falyey, ST.. entered suit against the
Metropolitan Railroad Company for $4,000
damages. The plaintiff claims that he was a
passenger on car "a on June 10 last. and near
Indiana avenue and 81 street he was thrown of
and the wheels passed over his left leg, causing
the amputation of that member and leaving
him cripple for life. and he further alleges
that II no fault on his part
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ASIy>EMENTs TONIGHT.

ALHlusE's OPERA HoUsE.-James +. Powers
in "A Mad Bargain
NATIoNA-. THE.TER--Fred Warde and Louis
james IN The Lions Mouth"
HAKRIs' BIJOU THEATER.-''A Cannon Bail
Express"
ACADE1IY OF NUsIC.-Eva Mountford in Fast
Lynne"
KIRSAS's LYcEUM Unanimous Hill
Great Company.
ODD PILLOWS HALI--''Wou at Last -"
TBE BATTLE Oh GEIl FsBUR a.-IjtA street and
Chic avenue.
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Stole While Drunk.

Louis ]. Gardner got on a drunk last week
and on his rounds be helped himself to what
ever came within his reach. as he was not sober
enough to tell one thing from another. A calf's
skin one of the articles that
he took and then he attended the
fye on 18th street and picked up a coat in the
Office Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company. His arrest followed and when he
appeared in the Police Court yesterday he
plead sickness and the judge told him that he
would get good treatment i'll Jail
He was given ninety days in that institution.
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THOUSANDS Or DOLLARS

spent trying 70 find cure for SALT RHEUM which
had - Physicians said they never saw 80 Sc
we're case Ny legs. back and arms were covered by
the humor. Twas unable to lie down in bed COULD
NOT WALK WITHOUT CLUTCHES and had to have
my arms. back and legs bsndaged twice day be.
gan to take Hoods sarsaparilla and could see
change. The hesh became more healthy, the SORES
SOON HEALED the scales fell of. was soon able
to give up bandages and clutches. and happy man
WAS l had been taking
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
for seven months. and since that time two wears I
have worn no bandages whatever and my legs and
arms are sound and well" T. q. DERRY 45 Brad.
ford st. Providence, X. l.
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. constipation bilious
ness. jaundice and sick headache. Try them O
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''She put her fingers in my mouth and bit
them was the excuse Of Abram Ford. col
ored man. tried in the Police Court today for
assaultinG his wife. You will have to pay 80
for letting your wife's fingers get in your
mouth, was what the judge said.
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Yesterday All application was made to the
CLERK of the court by young colored man who
gave the name of CLAW Ellis and Mr. W. f.
Williams filled out the name. but when the
name Of the bride was asked he could not re-
member II. and after vainly endeavoring TO
think of the name was Obliged to leave without
the license
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LuxuRrAsr Ham

Is produced by the CUTIcURA REMEDIES when all
others fall They cleanse the scalp of irritating,
scAy. crusted and hlotchy humors. stimulate the
hair fcicles and destroy microscopic insects which
iced ON the hair. and hence succeed when the best
physicians and all other remedies fail Sold through
out the world. 10
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Metropolitan Branch Trains During the En-


On September l9, 20, 81 and ~ all local
trains on the Metropolitan branch, b. and o.
railroad. including trains No. Al. AZ. 81 and So
VIII arrive al and depart from New York avenue
station and will not run to or from the New
Jersey ayenue station. This is rendered neces-
sary by reason of the large number Of extra
trains 10 and from the north tina, must be ac-
eOmmodated at the New Jersey avenue station
during the encampment.-Adrt
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W. 5. Hancock Command, the pioneer or
SaEization of the Union Veterans Union, will
have grand reunion of all the L. V. T. COM
mands i'll the city and a flag presentation by the
Ladies' Relief Union this evening at its hall.
9Th and !. streets northwest. The commander
in-chief and other distinguished guests will be
present.
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CITY ITEMS.
Are Your EXcs Onen2

hre TOUR EycS Opeh!
Do you know a good thing when YOU see it?
Have You looked in my display window? There
are many good things there! Come in and get
my prices ,riu open your eyes. You can
have anything carry on cline"
JOHN RIDDEN. The Accommodation.
1t 51S Seventh street northwest.
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D1EHL AND OrHER ELEcrn1o FANS

Repaired. Electric Motors and Dy-
Z psinos oyerhauled and put In thor
y pough order. Commutstors turned
On and new ones furnished
q. Field Magnets and Armstures rswound
In our own shop on the premises.
Motor and Dynamo Brushes for any
machine In stock or made TO ords..
JORDAN : Macleod,
Engineers, Aachinists. Elsctricians.
sul7-lm 6l2 l0th&. nv.
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Fxeur-;o,. Z, baltimore

From September IL 20 p. inclusive. via u.
and %. X. l.. Tickets. Sl.20 for round trip.
good tu rctarn until October 10. Thirty trains
daily Hiafyltnd q. \ L. seIsraIs will travel
via L. and O.-Adrt
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Naval Veterans, M.estnv

Low RATES TO BALTIMORE VIA b. AND o. R. r.
Tickets for Sl.20 for round trip from Wash
ing,oi. sold from September Is to "a. inclusive.
good to return until October 10, inclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Souvenirs of Washington. Many novel
ties in gold and silver, &c. wALFoRD's. Al
Pa. ave- NV. lie
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Use the Pennsylvania railroad 10 Baltimore
and return Rate for round trip until the 10th
instant, S120, good to return to October 10
Adrt.
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SPECIAL NOTICE To FOUSExEEPEEs. Irwin <
Boston Baked Beans delivered to yOur address
hot from the oven morning and evening. TX
cellent for lunch. \. 4. IRWIN 1917 Ilthsn W.
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That $1.9O Derby Of ours .'is beauty. IS
FRANC SeS, One Price.
sells, 1871 Cor. eth and D.
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c. Witmer A. Co

DO You Smile? II so and YOU want to
Kill the perfume Of same chew Whites Yucatan
Gum. 1t will do it in two minutes sel2-St
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CArARRH. ASTHMA. DEAFNEss.-Dr. Lighthill
can be co::s-''-d from 10 IL and to 6 at his
residence, l4ll L street northwest-Adrl
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ARnANeEMExrs FOR TIE ACCOMMODATION o,

ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ACCOMMODATION OF
LOCAL TRAVEL BY THE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ROAD DURING G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.-Com-
mencing Monday, the 18th, and continu-
ing until further notie, a new ticket
Office will be established ut 9th street and
Virginia avenue for the accommodation of
travel from Baltimore and intermediate sta
tons including the Popes Creek branch and
travel from Annapolis. And on same date a
new Office will be opened at 9th street and
Maryl avenue for travel between Alexandria
and Washington, Washington and Ohio railway
trains and local Il. and ID. trains now leaving
Washington at i:45 pm. for points south and
train arriving at Washington at 1905 am. from
points south. Local trains to and from points
as above viii arrive and depart from stations
indicated. Trains from the north at 9Th and
Virginia avenue and from the south at 9th and
Maryland avenue. With these additional facili-
tiles the local travel viii be accommodated
without inconvenience Adpt.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Meat her.

FORECAST TILL p. NJ WEDNESDAY.
For tie District Of Columbia MARY Land and
virginia. showers; southeasterly winds
CONDITION OF TIE WATER
Temperature and condition Of water At 8
m: Great Falls. temperature Il: condition
80 Receiving reservoir. temperature. TO Con-
clifton a. north connection. Sc: condition at
south connection, &C. distributing reservoir
temperature. "a; condition at infueut gate
house Sc: effiuent gate house. %.
High water Low water.
o;Z2 am l2:4S pm. 7O9 am. us pm.
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ARainnt Prison Labor.

The Knights Of Labor will also take a hand
in the protest against the employment Of prison
labor ON public improvements in and around
the city. Action to that effect was taken at the
last meeting of District Assembly No. 66, K. Of
L.. when the matter was general, discussed
and committee appointed to cooperate with
the legislative committee Of the Federation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-13

Telephone 1860. Domestic Sewing
Machine Co.. H. For Repairing and Renting.
se5-20t
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SPLENDID GLASSES. 81. HEHrLER's. ass Pa ave

N,IE. VI. A NELsoN fashionable cOrsettnre
$50 18th 81 NV. having returned 10 the city Is
now prepared to receive ali orders.
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1914 GRAY OR WHITE BLANKETs. CSC pair:
White Cotton Filled Comforts. full size 7jc
81. sI.19; Double Bed White spreads. extra
value. al 6jc.. zoe. Il. Sl.25: Sheetings and
Pillow Case COttOns at the lowest prices: War
ranted Feather-prOOf Ticking. l5c.: bargains
IN Table Linens at 25c.. 3jc.. 45c.: 2 yds. long
Bleached Table Cloths. trInged and cOlored
bOIder-. 5l-2j; Napkins to match same, soc.
do. Strictly one price. marked in plain
fgtIres NEILINGs 1886 9Th ST. NV
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1913 Pennsylvania avenue,
For first-class groceries and service Open
your account for the season with us. sel2-3t
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

'lNHE ASSASSINATION OF LINCOLN. HIS
tory of the Great Conspiracy,
And Trial of the Conspirators bv Military Commits
sion. with Review Of the Trial Of John H. Surratt
By I. NJ HARRIS
MEMBER OF THE CoMMIsSIoS
See Wants" sel2-3ts
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IO4 GRAY OR WHITE BLANKETS. Csc.

g. A. Il. FLAGS and Bunting for decorations.
Lowest prices. MELLTNG's. 1886 7th 81. NV.
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1Oc. Royal Headache Powders.
Headaches cured while you wait" Druggists
aul2
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Tharp's Elegant New Store and His
Splendid Old Goods

These headlines would not be appropriate in
any line Of merchandise except wines and
liquors. 1t is well authenticated fact that the
older the wines and liquors are the more
they are in demand by those who know aged
liquors and wines by their mellow and pleas
ant taste and by their gentle. stimulating char
acter. with no deleterious effects after con-
rivial indulgence if taken in moderation-as
any good thing can be abused. Mr.. JAMES
THARP, at Sl2 + street northwest. is one of the
pioneer liquor and wine merchants in the
national capital and has in his cellar some Of
the Oldest and most desirable goods in his line
In the city. His "Old Rye Berkeley Whisky
stands pre-eminent in the list of good old whisky
se2-tu6ftf
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SECURE your tickets to Baltimore and return
until Goth instant Of Pennsylvania railroad.
Tickets now GA sale at rate OF e1.20.-Adct.
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sseAO-DIszeuresA headache. prasgis,s.25 c.-4dr
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use use use use use use use
use usc use use use
use use use use use use use
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For WALL. PAPLK. WINDOW Shades. Room
Mal,!ius, and Interior Uniting and Decorating
20 10 X. ". HENUEESON's
liz Il u
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$. Heller. 72o eth st. n. W., is making n spe-
cialty in Ladies' and Children's Hair Cutting
and Shampooing also cures Dandruf my20- tr
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It can be given in cup Of coffee tee. OF in food
without the knowledge Of the patient Is absolutely
harmless and will eject permanent and speedy cure
whether the patient Is moderate drnker or an sco-
holic wreck. has been gyen in thousands Of casss
NEVER FAILS The system once impreGnstsd With
the SPECIFIC. II becomes utter inposxbnty for the
liquor appetite to exist.
GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO., Prop'n. Cincinnati, O.
4S-page book Of particulars free. obs had6
J. r. WARE. DrugVist.
Under Ebb1tf Hour
1e1-tu, tn, sly Washtngton D. q
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CIR. xAxDEH's Old Apple B-andy.

32S. 3ZS. $50 Center Market.
who will tell Won he sells Butterine exclusively,
whether You ask or not. It's to YOUR adyU ntage.
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see that voU are assured that il - butter. and
observe the wrapper closely TO SEE that il is.not
labeled .'OleOmargarine. when YOU pay for
butter. II You want the best katherine at 20
cents pound go to
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STAGE EXCLUSIONS.

THE SOUTHERN TALLY no COACH LINE. Sil
c.h hs S I, n s ~ ,daiy Tinssn: soldisr-' Hoe
round trip; All visitors should RIDE on great sin
In hand tslly-ho So In
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NHITEwooD CHAIRS. IS per dozen.
WM. LOwLNrHAL. 81 eth 81. NV.
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TIE Way to succeed in having a beautiful
set OF teeth l. 20 begin early with the Use of
NiuoJs Ueuti,rice and keep on with it. 25c.
everywhere.
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TkLL STYLES Meas Derby Hats al! shapes.
black or brown. iire f.li. : 10 ami -. extra
value. y. L. LEwIs. 80 : tn 4.
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g.. \. Il. NECJKATioNs and Flags. Binding,
Decorated. NJ Il. CoPEI SNDS CO.. 400 18th H. w.
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ARTISTIC AND GUARANTEED. Silver Filings
ss cent?. Platiua. 81 Ve:v best Teeth. -
I. :. DENIAL ASSOCIATION 9Th and u.
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CARFT-s CLEANED by the EMPIRE CARPET
NCaKs. t3l-635 Mass ave. NV. are made moth
IrCo; free Of charge. Telephone 1851
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The greatest value yet for those ap-
nreciating truly artistic Curtains. A
line OF Figured All-oyer Chenille Por-
there's, in art culOrings. made by one of
and never sold under $40. 80 and SIS a
pair. We offer them for
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HARRIS BIJoU THEATER
Week commencing MONDAY SEPTEMBER IL
AtGCSTIN MELVILLE.
In the Gigsntc Dramatic Production.
THE CANNON BALL EXPRESS.
New Scenery and Startling Scenic Effects
Including
The Terrific Explosion. The Swift flying Express
Train and the Immense Or. Crusher. New and d,ri.f-
nal Special hes.
Next Neek-N ). WOOD s.l2-0t
DROP. CALDWELL's ACADEMY OF DANCING
Cor. 9TH aud II n.w)
Will reopen TUESDAY EVENING. September IL al
soclock. Former scholars and patrons respectfully
invited 10 attend For further particulars address
se2-lW' j. b. CALDWELL. IO- y Il m W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-24
miscellaneous.

ACADEMY or MEDICAL HIrNoTISN.
81 N'.t ir.h 80.
Dir. Mc'AEIuA r.Ncs p.W', nnh
I'd ..I ..nI.,r fec, dr-.f put" cii.r.ar.
cent.
LADY. alone who love. a home and
hn- ,sprrlen.. ln 'Nr cog. - nn. vu. 10
llkr q lady n. gf u'm11 ...I ind 4--
-.-t hrr 90 taking t"f-. Co. tH' pnii"r
Il letting roou- 81 would o.-lst r.ur aur
~ i., nRf. Allf.-- MIS- O.. % .I....tNe.
station. Jc..-, CO. HIrn'..
IHON rOI, WAN I'D: ~r,c-d ION
pots > b. -. 90 nu. ter stat nsi.i"f,
SO soI pre-. \. J. j.. Tribune one.
FJLIIiCAL PICTURES, OIL paintings,
hos, = ur Ffe-ld nt.al .andIt4ts iyr
lanrers g.. ,or -li- at KENNEDY ).
80 i,>t lei'.--t.. Ncv.YorH.
THE TRITNE
I.2i2 Rtoadvar a doyr north = 3ist-s.
Ad,rrti cement. and subscriptions
received there un'a 8 O'Clock p. IN.
Adycr,!.c a. '''H H~''i'cd at rsoiar oalcc
rOt.. NATL D. ~. "
I56 OK a,c.. COZ. i.th--'
fGs toiuuiu~-hNc.. near Wet tSth-ft.
l0G West al IT.. near rtl-afr.
90 West lith.-t.. hru 1th-1ie
~ Wet f2d st.. bet. IN aud sth ave..
I5T ft,-aNc.. cNl llNl.tf
.a3s ~ ave. between 10Th aud 15th 1T.
/ ~ 3d-n,e., h,tgr.n 10Th and 10Th st..
O2G 3dafe.. near Il-'--'
] EOS L. ave. near hN'h-et
7rO ~ ave. corner sen ..
JSI 3d-ayc., near lat 17th-st.
~ Avenue 4 lctfc'n 81 and fth nNcs.
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$40 Chur-h-~t. bet. warren and Cham
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00 Ia-t ga IT,. near Madison ave.
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80 Iiberfy - near lirpudvIy.
HARLEM OFFICES;
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RROOELYN OFFICES.
4o- Fulf.u.sf n3 count t.. 800 DE- kalh.
ave. 1900 Bcdfordsve.. 100 B'way.
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