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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
TO STOP THE yEBrowy CREEK Nuisance
S. b. CnITTENDEN. Treasurer.

Decisive action IS to be- taken by the BOok!yn
Health authorities In regard to suppressing thS
nuIsanccs along NewtOwn Creek. Acting under In
structions from Mayor Body yesterday the Health
Department declared thirty factories situated upon
the banks OF the creek to be public nusances, and to
morrow extreme measures will be resorted to. The
owners will be taken into court and required to prove
that the places complained OF are not nuisances. II
they cannot do So the factories will be closed at once
MAYOR Body sent a letter yesterday to Governor
Flower. defining the attitude Of the city on the
subiect under the Shields act. That provides that
hofore the city can take any action 10 close up a
factory II must prove It's operation to he nuisance
nv declaring place nuisance the burden OF PROOF
Is put upon the owner.
The Health Department will look Into the allegations
NJ deflement OF the city's water supply
To the allegations money has been paid 10 Health
Deportment officials by the owners OF factories along
Newtown Creek. OF which complaint has been mnde'
Dr Griffin. Health Commissioner, gave an Indignant
denial yesterday.
There were o.163 cases Of violation OF the health
ordinances reported BY the police last week. ana many
ersons were arrested directed to appear In court
where they were fined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
FIN
TABLE CUTLERY.

100 Genuine Stag Horn Carvers and
Fork, capped, new shape, Spanish
steel blade. In regular stock, S1.7j;
Monday, soc. pair
100 dozen Table Knives, Spanish steel
blade, with white celluloid handle,
regular stock 500 doz.; Monday.
$500 doz.
100 dozen Rogers ~ dwt. Table
Knives, warranted. Regular stock,
1895; Monday. S2.97 dozen.
80 dozen only of fine Pearl Handle
Table Knives, with silver bands and
quadruple plated blades, the $500
kind; Monday, 1895 dozen.
50 dozen only Of Hollow Handle Table
Knives, in three designs, warranted
for five years (the very finest quad
ripple platc). The $1,000 kind to be
S3.49 a dozen.
Cutlegy-Maln floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

for both the Cincinnati here, and the Raleigh at
Norfolk, constructed by the steam engineering de-
partment in the Yard making four sets OF engines In
all The Raeigh's engines were sent to Norfolk with
out having steam trial, the vessel was In readiness
for them As There IS such hurry in the case OF
the Cncinnas engines, however. they are To- receive
steam trial. one SCI. that for the port SIDE. WAS
ready and had preliminary tI1a by steam on
FRIDAY. The condenser and airpump were connected
and did their regular work. the steam Tor me trial
being taken from the shop boiler. The engine was
perfectly under control and worked In most satlS-
factory manner. II run al speed OF from
seventy eighty revolutions, but Is hlgh aS Ninety
FIVE revolutions we're made while the lo~e, waN thirty
revolutions. At a speed OF eighty revolutions the
engine was reversed and run al the same speed within
eight seconds There was scarcely any vibration. ana
the engine ran smoothly and steadily. The starboad
engine IS about ready 10 be tried In the same manner
and win probably be run by steam IN few DAYS. y
few finishing touches will be made Ia the engines
hefo they will be entirely complete The tral on
Frjdsr was n private one and witnessed by a
comparatively few persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
CLOCKS.

20 genuine Mexican Onyx Clocks,
fitted with S-day movements, visible
escapcmcnt. - hour strike, cathedral
tone, warranted perfect timckeepers.
With this clock is pair of candelabra,
8 branches; onyx base and pedestal,
rich gold finished trimmings; this set
sold in regular stock at 5000; as
leader Monday sl0.97 the set.
80 genuine Italian Marble Case Clocks,
with fine visible escapcment, icweled
movement, warranted perfect time
keeper, $4,000 line, to be $9.9j.
Main floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
MISSES AND
CHILDREN'S DEPT.
OPENING ADVANCE STYLES.

Monday we will show complete lines
of Children's and Misses Early Fail
and Winter Garments, comprising
Gretchen Long Coats, Jackets, Refers
and School Suits. All the new cloths
are represented, and we consider the
collection of styles the best ever
shown.
The prices are the lowest possible for
the quality of the garments.
Special for Observation-Disclosures School
Suits, of an odd LOT, comprising ages a
to II years; the Suits represent s. to
SO; Monday, $3.50 to $500.
IS Misses Mewmarkets, Fall weights,
with military or divided capes; excel
lent moneys worth and should bring
$3.50 to $50; Monday, to be ticketed
$3.50, $3.50 and $3.50.
Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
SALE OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Coal Holds, japanned, best make, always CSC. /;
to be | Sc each
Coal Shovcls, japanIed, household size, always
&C. 10 be SC. each.
Mrs Potts patent irons, 3 to set. the genuine
iron, 72c. set.
Clothes line, best jute, only &c. coil.
Spice Cabinets, hanging. nicely japanned and
lettered always 75c to be are
Clothes Pins, 72O in box lsold only by box. 24c
box.
Oil cans gallon size. heavy tin, &c each.
Pudding Dish, heavy nickel plate. with agate
baker, always 800; TO be CSC
Tea Kettle. heavy tin and ntnned, always 6Oc. !;
10 he SAC. ca.
Enamelne Stove Polish. only Sc box.
Pcarlinc Ia H. size, &C. package.
Scoops for -four or sugar, extra heavy, always
$50. to be l0c
uouscfurn shing-Basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
REFUBLICANS ASKED FOR FUN S.

URGED sY THE COUNTY COMMITTEE TO MEET
THE EXpENsDs OF THE CAMPAIGN
The Kings County Republican Campaign Committee
has issued the following appeal for contributions TO
the funds TO be used In carrying on campaign work
To the III publican Ciuz,ns Of brooklyn;
The Republican headquarters are OPEN and The cam
nalcn committee Is ready to prosecute vigorous cam
u,irn To do This need money, and necd 1t now our
xs in this county In full possession and enjoy
o, y, al political patronage OF the city ard county
q,cv arc not restrained It's y any Views on the
shct n civil service reform. Every onceholccr from
,h bloh.s, Ia IN, lowest is II not voluntary. com
rsorv contributor both IN work and in money to tho
src..ss n, his Marty Tn. Republicans, on the Other
han. hayo no local patronage whatsocvr. ana are r.
.,,.,.l nv r.snect Tor and Obedience IN the law
,o,,or tho c>u service Of tho National Government
nam using what p,trorag' hey have. AiTc proper
49,, ., .bc non who .otc TIE ,cpublican tchet believe
In and Arc resnon.b. this limitation upo1 tn use o.,
r,,ron,go a. political weapon. They need rot be told
soy.r that potcal battles are fought and ONLY a,
crost cost OF la, or and money Thu m'n charged wiSh
-, o,d,c, ~ thc n.nting canvass willing 70 Do the
ork dcyolved upon them brt they eannot - expected
- Furnish IN. mans absolutely Necessary to tetay the
legitimate and unavoidable sxp~nses Of vigorous e'n-
800 Tho ,ne has conc FOR me citizens 81 Kings County
who believe in the principles Of II. Republican rn'ty
I'D ..,.c,lv in the reelection o, President Harrison ~
come forwsrd do their part 20 iusur; TIE succesfu
,,o..cuuon cf this campaign We desire to raise the
means Necessary for the successful prosecution OF ibis can
vass BIZ popular subserlp on hubsc rptons In sums o.
s. and $40 less will he Thankfully received and
promptly Acknowledged. Respectfully.
+. ii. WILSON. Chairman.
S b. CnITTENDEN. Trasurar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
HIS ASSAULT on HIS UNCLE MAY BIZ FATAL.

HIS ASSAULT on HIS UNCLE MAY BIZ FATAL.
John Laubenheimcr twenty seven years old, OF
No. A. DupontSt. held by Justice Goetting In
the Leo Avenue Police Court yesterday 10 await the
result OF the injuries OF Philip Laubenheimer OF NO.
1873 Dupont-st, which were inflicted In quarrel on
Thursday night between the two men. Philip Is the
uncle Of his assailant. who Is employed as butler
AZ No JOG CommerCial-st. Coroner Lindsay yester-
dav took the mans ante morton statement. and last
rIcht his condition said TO be prccaIiouS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
81 .0S
IN SILVER.

Next week We will have A special counter in our
silver department We will ~l about 5000
pieces of triple and quadruplc plated ware Every
piece warranted as marked. They are all richly
hand engraved in the bright cut design aud satin
finished The lot includes ,rumb Trays and
S"rapcr Tea Pot. Sugar Bowl, ,astcr Chatting
Dish, God-lined Cream Pitcher and spoon Holder
Fern Dishes, Butter Dishes Syrup Pitcher or Plate,
Cake Baskets. Breed Trays, Fruit Baskets Every
of these articles sells for $500 outside the
store they are to be our leaders at : los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
MEETING OF 1 TWENTY EIGHTH WARD GLIB.

The members OF the Unity Republican Club Of the
Twenty eighth Ward OF Brooklyn held a meeting on
Friday evening their headquarters, No. II Mof'at
st. which bas attended by large and enthusiastic
gathering Thomas Chatwin chosen for the super
visor nomination. and Jacob Schumacher received the
clubs Endorsement for Ward Constable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
LADIES'
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

We are opening daily. and will exhibit Monday,
additional new creations in Ladies Fall Jackets
Short Canes - al are exclusive and novel In de
signs BESIDES we will Offer Monday:
I50 Ladies medium weight listers with Military
Capes I'm Cheviots Scotch li"mcspuns ana solld
colors OF blue or black. Similar grades have
commanded not less than Sl2.50 to $3.50.
Monday, So 90, $3.50 and $3.50.
'' Cloak department. I'd DOOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
OPENING OF
UNFRAMED FELT HATS.

Quite an extensive assortment of
Ladies' Imported French Felt Hats
and Bonncts, representing fall shapes
and colors, will be opened Monday.
For Misses and Children will also be
opened an ample collection of Trim
med and Untrimmed Domestic Fur
FcltJ.
Mlinery-Rgh. centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
MONDAYS
SHOE EVENT.

500 pairs Ladies' fine Dongola Button Boots
Opera and Common Sense lasts, made BY Bald
win n Lamkn to retail at $500, Mondays price
will be $l.47
These goods will not be exchanged, as sizes will
be broken before evening Money refunded II
wanted.
9hoes-2d noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
TO OPEN
SOME EXCELLENT
FALL DRESS GOODS
UNDER THE MARKET.

The "English Covert Cloths" mixed
and notified effects, market is to be
$500 and S2.25.-Here $3.50.
The French Rayetne Cords" endless
tints. market is to be S5c.-Here SIC.
The "Vclour" Cords, endless range OF
cOlors. market is to be 75c.-Here but
SOC.
Dress Goods-Left centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
LADIES'
WRAPPER DEPT.

Fall colors-neary 800 OF them in figured pat
terms Of Flannectte-S 80 style for SLID.
80 Striped Serge House Wrappers tea gown
effects, all good, sensible colors, $500 for SAD
Second floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

FURNITURE NEWS!
A WITT ENDING
OF SLOW STYLES.
Style in furniture changes swifter than
one imagines! Here are some $4,000
worth that have been with us but 6 or
Z months and they are spurned by
everybody with a long purse and
strong fancy for the newest thing-sO,
to the short purse folk we say: Here's
your chance to save considerable
money and nobody but an expert fur
niture dealer will know the furniture
is months or 6 days old.
Frankly, we not only lOp off all profit
on these lines below but we lose an
extra 20 per cent. !-making a
TOTAL NET
REDUCTION OF
OVER 40 PER CENT.
Fivc-piece Ovcrstured Parlor Suit, tapestry COW
ering, been $4,000, to ..:................S75
Five-piece Overstu1ed Parlor Suit tapestry COW
ering, been $1,000, to be.....................SS
Fivc-piec Diversified Parlor Suit, tapestry COW
ering, been $1,000, to be..:..................$8
fhe-piece Overstuffed Parlor Suit, tapestry COW
priu boon IN ba
Five piece Overstufed Parlor Suit, tapestry COW
ering been $4,000, to be.....................S1 5
Tapestry Parlor Suit pieces, been $4,000. 70
Tapestry Parlor Suit, pieces, been $4,000, to
be . ....... $500
Tapestry Parlor Suit, 5 pieces, been $500. to
he ... 20. ............ $40 90
Rug Parlor Suit 5 pieces, been $4,000, TO
Rug Parlor Suit, pieces been $4,000 to
Tapestry Paror Suit, pieces, been 5000, to
Crushed Plush Parlor Suits pieces, been 5000.
A Patent Adjustable Arm Sofa, in figured tapestry
and plush, movable and reversible cushions. been
foarpicce Turkish Parlor Suit, satin damask
been $4,000 TO be...............; 81 5000
Turkish Paror Shit 3 pieces, in silk figured
tapestry. been S95O0, to be. ..........~Sl 90
Threc,picce Gold Frame Parlor Suit, in brocatelle.
THrec Iec' PaTor Suit in satin damasf been
fhrcc-piece Parlor Suit goid trimming. coy;
cred in brocatcllc been $4,000, to be..S $500
1hrec-piece farlor Suit gold frames. covered
Thrce-piecce Parlor Suit, gold frames, covered
in satin damask, been $235.00 to be. $4,000
Four-piecc Parlor Suit style Louis XVI. gold
frame satin damaSk coverings been ssS 3S0 90
Four-picce OvcrstufTed Damask Parior Suit.
S9S.OO' to ................."...S'ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

DOMESTIC
HOMESPUNS, 25c.
90 pieces part wool Homespun Dress
Chevlots, 25c. till run out.
pens S%s'DD Be p Rlf Nia5.I2.
BLACK
GOODS DEPT.
40-inch RayetneCords-a grade we've always had
10 ticket s5c-To open them Monday at SIC.
Monday CSC.
Black Dress Good,
Dcp't-Lcft aisle, back
SPOOL
SILK-COTTON.
Some black Sewing Silk, all letters,
regular soc. doz silk, at &c. a spool
or 33c. a doz.
Black Button Hole Twist, all letters,
% spOols in a bOx-regular 4Sc. box
Twist for 23c. box.
Basting Cotton, white, in all numbers,
regular 25c. dOz. cotton, for 15c. dOz.
Notions-Front. left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
"THEO
CHINA, IN SETS.

~ 'C'@A'-s
90 only Transparent China Dinner Sets,
f. cach Dinner, Tea, Breakfast, Soup,
Preserve and Butter Plates, 3 Meat
Dishes Soup Turccn, Sauce Iureen
Gravy Boat. . Pickle Dishes, Covered
Vegetable Dishes ? Uncovered Com GOO %
ports, Salad Bowl, Covered Butter Dish, 9-''''
and Il Cups and Saucers. Every piece
richly Decorated in Natural ColorS.
Every piece perfect in every respect and
always $40; they are our leader at
$3.50.
so Fish Sets. richly decorated, transparent china
new Canncnc shape, IL plates and large platter,
$500 In regular stock, Monday, sos
i0o Ice Cream Sets, rich natural colors decorated
gold edge, 10 pieces. always 8 100. to DO 81: 10:
90 Transparent China Limoges Decorated Tea
Sets. full size. 80 pieces. every piece perfect,
Sl2 set. for S7.o7.
80 English Decorated Tea Sets, 80 pieces. new
shapes and decorations, full size, perfect stock,
s. 90 set: a leader at 81 0s
30 English Decorated Toilet Scts, full size, 20
pieces. new designs $500 to Sab lines; our
Toilet Leader At S229.
Decorated China Guns and Sauccrs to BE- | sc. pr.
Decorated Cancel" Plate, 10 be &C. "a.
Decorated Oatmeal Saucer, 10 hc .........llc. ca.
Decorated Bread and Butter Plate, TO he &c. ca.
Main foor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
LACES!
FEATHER ARTICLES,
CHANGE OF PRICES.
LACES!

Fine all Silk Chantilly, Spanish Guipure. Point
de Gene, Point d'Trand, Point de Venice
Point Gaze, ORIENTAL Old Guipure, Bordeaux and
Point dc Russo Laccs in black, white. creams
ivory. ccru, and beige
The 400 to 50c goods-changed to SC. yard.
Another 75c. lot-changcd TO 2jc. yard
Coque Feather Collars. Sl.50-changcd to 4Sc
each.
Coqne Feather Boas. , 1-2 yards long, $500
IAces-Front right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11
BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY.

Our display OF New Goods for this Fall % in every
department completely stocked with all the latest
and best designs. Ii will pay you 10 stock
before pure ha sing elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-11

The Brooklyn Elevated Road has employed turn
stiles extensively AS a measure Of economy AT most
~ the stations every passenger has to pass through
o,o n, these machines, which. OF course. registers
each time saving both the cost OF tickets and the
wages OF ticket choppers In sense, every passenger
has had TO work his way on this road 1t turns out
however that the passimetre-pass meter nave heard
tho railroad men call ithas not accomplished All lha'
was EXPECTED OF It. In other words. ways OF peat
ngn it have been discovered. and some Oh tie uchet
sellers. 1t is Understood. have proh'eN nerooy'
,,s, how Il has been done does not appear 10 be
ppown hut II Is fact that several station agents nave
been dismissed for what the officers believe TO be good
On. s,nc,ont reasons There Is a paSsageway along
e,de of each turnstie, commonly closed by chain'
through this employees and children too young TO pay
fare are allowed to pass 1t Is possible that certain
nssorccrs I'm COLLISION with the agents may nave
p"cd his means OF getting TO the cars the pIohts De
INC divided between both parties to the Arrangement
~ ,vould be good thing II TINS discovery shoulu
la a. The adoption on the brooklyn ROAD OF lle
ootbods i'm vogue al all the stations IN New iork' me
raoujrcment that every passenger must icgstI NM
eif leads TO considerable delay when there Is ero"o
at "A station.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
No,,rH DAKOTA LEGIsLAruRI.
i,S Last Hours 4 Right Between Two
Prominent NorthDakotans.

BI,MAHck, June AT the session
which assembled al > o'clock this after
noon the respective houses Of the lcgis-
laturc passed bills introduced in each
yesterday State Treasurer Booker in
response to resolution adopted by the
senate made the official statement that
the states financial amount in the gen
cral fund is Slli.OO0, with expenditures
at the rate of S..I 900 per month. The
estimated surplus in january next is
10000.
l.. =. Hunt, the Minnesota worlds
fair manager. addressed the legislature
this afternoon in behalf Of an appropria-
( tiOn. The sensation of the day is the
| personal encounter between VI, j.
! Ruckcr, national commissioner Of the
worlds fair, and II. :. Southland, prcsi
| dent Of the state board Of managers. in
the lobby Of the Sherman house. lm-
mcdatcly upon Fuckers arrival on thc
morning train the two gentlemen had II
/ hot and heavy.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04

Fine Tiniing Il Sprcialty, at Ludckr
Sprmly Il CO.. Tod building.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
BLAINE TIlE MAN.

Chairman Clarkson says that on the
first ballot Blaine will have 600 delegates
and that Harrison will have less than
half that number. 1--WE want the strong
est man in the party" resumed Chair
man Clarkson. land think j. G.. Blaine
is the man. The present campaign will
be one Of the fierccst ever known in
American politics. In my judgment it
has been the certain belief of the masses
of the party for two years that Blaine
should head the ticket in 1892"
"What is the cause of Harrison's un-
popularity was asked.
ale is not unpopular. Simply be
cause tho people Of this country have de
cided that it might be better TO not nom
mate him for second time it does not
follow that Harrison is unpopular. II
simply means that in the opinion of the
majority the best interests of the party
will he best subscrycd by the nomina-
ton of some other mau. The doubtful
states Of New York, Connecticut, Wis
consin and Indiana will have the largest
influence in the convention. ! have
talked in New York with nearly all the
leading men and in my judgment forty
or more of the delegation are opposed To
the presidents re nomination. Sixty of
them viii vote for Blame. for there is no
truth in the report that platt is the only
prominent New York republican for
Blaine. Warner Miller, George West,
\. G.. Cheney. cX-Congressman Buricigh
and !. S5loat rassctt are all Blame men
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
WANTS THE CHAIRMANsHIp.
GaIusI,a A. Crow of Pennsylvania Wants
to Preside over the Convention.

CiIcAGo. June =. FIX Congressman
Galnsha \. Grow, delegate at large
from Pennsylvania, arrived tonight. lie
is prominent candidate for the position
of permncnt chairman of the conren-
ton. He bases his clam for the honor
chiefly upon his record and his slA
wears as chairman of the committee ON
territories and last night laughlngly
claimed to be 1.-The father of Minnesota
II was hc who reported the bill making
Minnesota state. He also reported
fayorably on having Dakota, Idaho
Colorado aud Nevada made territories
and expects the support of the delegates
from all these states.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04

LONDON. June ,. Jack Slavln. broth
er of Frank Slavin. and Con ltiordon OF
America fought before the Ormonde
club tonight for ESQ. Riordan wns
knocked out in the nineteenth round.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
HARMONIOUS As USUAL
Lewis n Clarke County Democrats Eject
Delegates to Go To- Bozrman.

HELENA, June Especial to the
TRIBUNE. The democratic county con
vention Of Lewis and Clarke county was
held in Electric hall today and was at
tended by 40 delegates. II was Il har-
monious gathering and there were
neither difficulties nor strife. Resolu-
tions favoring tariff reform, free coinage
and aid for irrigation were passed. Del
egates to the Bozeman convention were
chosen.
The delegates are divided between cX-
Gov. Hauser, Major Maginns and K. b.
Smith in the choice of a delegate to the
Chicago convention.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04

to our man and without great deal of
fuss or talk we are going into the con
vention and nominate him on the first
ballot
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
A Few Desirable Things i
Mems 0ne.HaIf Hose.

We will show this week a line
OF fine imported half hose at .
cents a pair Goods that sell
readily at 80 cents. These socks
are fully 90 per cent under value.
They are fast colors, seamless and
warranted to give good wear.
We will also show a fast black
sock, seamless, at I2Hc. They
cannot be duplicated for less than
double that price in any store in
the state.
If YOU want some socks Just
drop in and look at these bar
gains.
Yours for trade.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
\ NOTABLE NNSOI NCEMENT.
Pope Leo viii Authorize an Exhibition
From the Vatican AT the Worlds Fair.


From the Vatican AT the Worlds Fair
CnIcAu0, June News Of an i'm
portant action wholly without precedent
in the history of the Vatican was cablcd
to Chicago today. Pope Leo NH, in
order to testify his interest in the Co
lumbian exposition and special respect
for the American people. has determined
to send AN important exhibit from the
Vatican. Such step was never before
taken in regard to worlds fair by papal
authorities. The cablegram making the
announcement of the intention Of the
holy father and authorizing the en-
gagcmcnt Of space for the exhibit was
received from Archbishop Ireland by
Hon. W. j. Onahan. The text of the
message was characteristic Of the sender.
\ full stock of Minnesota White Pine
finishing lumber at the Goodrich Lum-
bcr yard. Ninth avenue north and Ninth
street Telephone II.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04

Handsome vase lamps selling for - AT
the Bee Hive Store. Get one before
they are all gone.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-06-04
Montana Weather

WASHINGTON, June >. Montana
Fair weather Friday; warmer Saturday.