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shametu, Conduct OF the wr.cIer..

LONDON. Nov. L.. Later reports confirm the
earlier statements concerning the arbnrous
treatment OF the survivors and dead OF the
wrecked Anchor line steamship Roumania by
the natives Of the Portuguese coast. The
bodies OF the dead. carried ashore by the
waves or dragged in from the sea. were
stripped Of clothing and Jewels. and some Of
the. people even concealed bodies that fell into
their hands In order that they might have a
chance to get a reward for finding them. Ham
ilton Rookie declares that the passengers were
not aware Of the danger OF their situation. s.nd
that u strong man. able to swim ashore with q
rome could have saved everybody on board.
He denounces the officers. and declares that
the vessel itself was not In tho condition 1t
ought to have been in for voyage to India.
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1yronMAYIoy ron yo1ERs
Atterney.Genersl Roserdn,e's CoNstrne ton
ofthe New Election law.
ALBANY, Nov. 1.-The following was issued


ALBANY. Nov 1.-The following was issued
to-day:
"OrrICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL. |
ALBANY. n. v. Nov j.
This department being In constant receipt
OF communications concerning the construc-
tion Of the new Election law Laws OF 1892.
chapter 0SO). have prepared the following In
regard to questions arising hereunder on
which my opinion is most frequently asked:
j. Notices Of election need not be posted.
The provision OF Chapter 1870 Of the Laws OF
1912. to that effect. has been repealed.
80. There shall be one ballot box for re-
celNinG official ballots voted for candidates;
also three ballot boxes. one for each consti-
tutional amendment: also box to receive UNI
voted ballots making Ave ballot boxes'
j. No person can vote unless registered.
tSec. :,S.D
~. One full set OF all ballots. including Con-
stituional amendment ballot, must he deliv-
cred to the voter. These must all he folded by
the voter and returned by him. He may. how
ever. vote on none. any. or all OF the proposed
constitutional amendments. rs he sees tit
-. Ballots must not be folded by the Lallot
clerks for voter. tSec. 1O3.l
90. fan elector states under oath that he
Is physically disabled In any manner specified
in Soc. 1O4. tho oath TO that effect should be
administered to him by the inspectors. II he
tax es the oath prescribed he is entitled to the
assistance provided BY tho section: otherwise
he is not entitled to such assistance. The in
spectors can exercise no judicial nor discre-
tionnry. powers In the matter
4 voter who stoils ballot must return
c"edins Tour ' sets in all Alter Receiving the
nrst set. and before voting. nm eector may re:
turn all ballots and pass outside OF the guard
rail. and afterward return and vote. but he
cannot so pass out side OF the guard rail more
*. In case Of challenges tho inspectors
have no judicial rowers to determine the
right OF an applicant to vote. hut must nut
the questions pres cribed by the statute. and In
cnse The right to vote is persisted in ana Tho
challenge l. not Withdrawn. to administer the
taking the oath must be allowed to vote.
~ Whenever any election officer or watcher
declares his belief that u ballot is marked for
identification. such ballot must be attached to
the statement Of canvass. endorsed by the in
srectors with the words Objected to because
inspectors. Such ballot shall be counted the
same as IL not objected to (srctiOn I'D.
10. All ballots voted and not required to
DO attached to the certified statement OF can
Nass. or to the copies thereof. and the contents
OF the hox for the reception ofunyoted ballots.
stroy.tl forthwith upon the com pletion of tho
certificates OF canvass. tSectiOn l5.)
III. The polls In towns outside OF West
chester county shall be opened at such time
between sunrise aud A. NJ: rs the inspectors
may determine upon. tSection3l
cur Nov. 81. 1892. and who is otherwise quail
fled is entitled to vote ut the election to be
rs. VI. RosENpA1r. Attorney General
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Hrnoslyn Pnitlc.l No,e..

All the local candidates have given assur-
ance that II elected they will use their inf iu-
ence to ubate the Ncwtown Creek nuisances.
The Democratic campaign managers are
now confidently predicting majority OF Mt
least 10000 in Kings county Tor tho national
ticket.
EN-Gov. Campbrll OF Ohio and Wayne Mac
NeaGh OF Pennsylvania VIII be tho two prnci-
Academy Of Music Tomorrow night.
The Election Commissioners will receive on
Thursday the 7.OUV.WOO ballots required for
uso next Tuesday They will be carefully
guarded by policemen until they are sont to
the different districts.
FIX senator Albert paggett came on from
Washington on SATURDAY. TO register; as ne
burgh district During his visit to Brooklyn
he had no conferences with the kepublican
to the result Of the election. Eight years ago
Mr. Daggett was tho hustling manager OF Mr..
Blaine's cam paign.
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SATURDAYS PARADE
Order or March Of the Ru-iness Mems CIev,
land and stevenson & ubs.

Order or " arch Of the Ru-iness Mems CIeve.
land and stevenson & ubs.
This is the order OF Saturdays parade OF the
business Mems Cleveland and Stevenson
Clups. Trade organizations which have not
yet reported ure requested to report to Gen.
Mcmahon or to William V. King, at 30 Broad
way. 1t is expected that there will be 10000
men in line
Grand Marshal. Gen. n. T. Mcmahon
Escort from coffee Exchange, j. j. DDunuhue and
ca Herbert Marshals.
FIRST DIVISION.
Major j. H. Mcdonald. Assistant Grand Marshal
Dry Goods Trade twholesalej.
Hat ami Fur TiRie.
Book Publishing Trade
Puck Newspaper Company.
SECOND DIVISION.
Col william V King Assistant Grand Marshal.
stock Exchange Club.
Consolidated Exchange Club.
Produce Exchange tlub.
Cotton Exchange club.
Vine and spirits Trade.
Custom House Brokers.
Lawyers Club.
Insurance Mems club.
jewellers Club
Real Estate Exchange Club.
Drug. and Chemicals
Mechanics and Traders Exchange.
Iron and Machinery Trade.
trock-ry and Lamp Trade
Hide and Leather Trade
BANKERS Clerks.
Hardware Trade
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SEALING IN TIE NORTH ATLANTIC
Hardy wfour d anders XIII thu Hair Seal
Upon Flo stInc Ice Fields.

Hardy ~ yvrour dlanders XIII tn. Hair Seal
Upon Flo sunG Ice Fields
Most OF the sealskin made into leather comes
not from the Alaskan fur seal. but from tho
hairy seal OF the North Atlantic. especially
plentiful about Newfoundland. and once in
while seen even as far south as New York.
The sealers OF Newfoundland are hardy set
OF seamen. Injured to cold. ut home in open
boats upon tho fog wrapped sea. and skilled
in the art OF staying tho seal. whether with the
bat. which Is the instrument used upon the
younger. or with the rifle. the arm employed
when the seals arc full grown. The seals
breed in myriads upon the ice foes. remain
upon the leo for a few weeks after the young
are born. and then with the little ones take to
the water. The young are slain for their
skins when only few days old. Tho sealers
approach an inhabited ice field land upon it.
SO to speak. and kill the young seals by the
hundred. A slight tap on the head is the end
OF the baby seal. A concerted cry as OF vail
ing children comes from tho ice Hoes where
tho young seals are found with the old. The
young are wonderfully fat. and 1t is from the
three or four inches of this lat upon the body
OF the young that seal oil is made.
In spite OF efforts to prevent the shooting Of
shot by the Newfoundland sealers. The busi.
ness Is in tn. hands Of the men owning large
The sealers become exceedingly expert shots.
and there 10 fine Of 10 cents imposed by tho
vessel owners for every bullet hole that dam
ages the hide. The leather produced from the
seal is exceedingly plant. tough.'and close.
leather in order to protec themselves against
the co ID and wet OF the North Atlantic. Dainty
boots for women are made of sealskin with
the hair on. The young seal Is white and
fluffy at birth. and II the leather from
a, very young feal is properly cured this
nament in Newfoundland is II young seal
stuffed. and table deicacy for few
cooked in U shion peculiar to tho island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
To Talk Over aMatch Between Corbett and
jackson.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 1.-Fifteen hundred per-
sons saw Peter Jackson spar four easy rounds
with John McVey at the Academy OF Music to-
night. Parson Davies was master Of cere-
monies.
After tho bout he said he would meet Jim
Corbstt and Manager Brady in New York next
week and try and arrange match.
JACKSON" continued the larson. docs not
intend TO force Corbett into an Immediate bat
tie. He is satisfied to wait until next May or
June. II Corbett wants to delay the fight"
The S15.WO ufler OF the Coney Island A. c.
impresses Davies the most. although no will
have no preference u any other, club will go
higher. Davies said he has had u talk with
President Noel. but no proposition was made
for tho Corbett j Ok son mill.
Davies does not think that the way is alto
Gethsr clear for u coorrd man to light In the
South. II jackson and Corbott meet, Davies
wants "a side bot Of from $1,000 to $4,000.
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Trying to Deprive senator Osborne OF HIS
Voc.

PouGHKEEcsIE. Nov. Judge Barnard is
sued to-day an order requiring State Senator
Edward Is. Osborne OF this district to show
cause why his name should not be stricken
from the registry OF the Second district OF tho
Fourth, ward OF this city. The order is re-
turnabls on Thursday.
senator Osborne owns n house here and hns
made u temporary residence in Albany while
II member OF tho Assembly and State Senator
staying ut his sons house in that city. He
claims his residence Mt the Nelson House In
ago. his home was broken up. and upon TIL.
ground the proceedings are brought by the
Republican County Committee. through Fred
claimed Poughkccpst. AS his home and voted
here for ilfty years. 1io wns hero to-day and
has prepared the necessary nswer, and will
be ready to 90 into court on Thursday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
h"'q1ct to Commander lie I.ibero ard His
Officers,

lhN Italian man-of-war Giovanni Bausan.
wv, came hereto participate in the Column
ian ceremonies. is TO start Tor South America
VI friday. Last night Commander De Libero
"H' his officers were dined at the METROPOLITAN
wwpefa House by the CHRISTOPHER Columbus
;;ttohument Committee as q compliment for
VIE attendance at the New YORK ceisbrntion.
dow ,'Tsotti presided. and ninety others sat
L NM NE BANQUET. Among them were G.
II HTn.!4n \irc-' Consul; Il. X, HAMMOND, and
6"oi ~ ,,S oi rn.ce Editor Barsotii onsned tbs
Iet"ra;;i mfa'ori, "Ilurrnh for Italy" WAS his
Tor tla'lom' HurTah Tor America, Hurrah
msn MIA oT,1lrGrs "f the Giovanni Bausan - Iom-
isieii""' DE lihrrn replied modcs,ly, and other
s'''us speeches wrrs u..de.
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SPARKS FROM TIE IELEGRArH.

Postmaster Warner q! Albany has notined all O., her
rOstnaster by circular that blank postal notes
MOS to 800 inclusive, have been stolen They
printed tor station A. Albany.
LIZZIE Sash, who WAS terribly burned about III. head
and body an saturday night 10y kerosene !snR hur oil
ut her by another woman named Hertz" Back. die !!
from her injuries At the t'-uerai Hospital III liunan
yesterday. Tue woman Blnrk has iern arrested Tue
assault occurred IN house 0h stare street near Fly
Applications were made by Democrats Of Albany
yesterday before Ludg" H. ody lrrrirk Tor wrt> OF
inSndAnus directing the Boards of Registry 20 show
cause why SIXTEEN legal, registered name, III hat.
Lawrence rulnty Sh0nh hot IL. erased. ,iuig- Her
rick granted HE Hpplical0ii AID issuel an nder re-
turuADIe
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Terrible Decd. or ~ Mad.au,

LONDON. Now L. A horrible tragedy is re-
porto at Ballnadru M ma. in county Meath, Ire
land. A constable named Pilkington was
seized with homicidal frenzy. and went DASH
ing about killing every person he could rench
He murdered Sergeant hogan. and then slew
kogan's wife and two children Pilkington
also tried to kill several other children. but
only succeeded In hurting them. The mad
man then turned his deadly violence against
himself. and committed suicide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
A Connecticut Manufacturer Gives Tn
Harrison for Cleveland.

New HAVEN. Nov. 1.-The announcement
was mado to-day that Watson l.. Miller. the
Presid ent and General Manager OF the Derby
Silver Company in Shelton. has come over to
the Democratic party and will vote tho Demo-
cratic ticket in tho coming election. He en-
head OF one Of the prosperous con cerns In tie
Naugatuck Valley He vote! for Blaine in
1884 and for Harrison in lSSS. 1t is under
Republican party Is that the Mckinley bin
has been an injury business. and that The
industries of this country Is not protection.
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MANLEY SOUNDS THE TRUMPET.
Message Of onhdeuce to Maine R.publl.
and AdmOnItion.

AUGUSTA. Me-. Nov. 1.-The Kennebec .Io,rna,
will publish to morrow the folio wing from tho
National Committed:
RlrrBIirAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
INV YORK. Nov. !. 1892.
To me R.y.hii~rns n, Ntine'
The paign has progressed 80 far that the National
Committee feel justified IN assuring tbs Republicans
the country that every indication points the r--e
tinn OF President Harrison OH Nov * Tie Republican
Of Maine shouid to 1t that hey do ihetr full duy
and earn the right TO rarticirnr IN tho general
tory which awatBus. have in my psk>pssIuu COMES
of letters which are heHs sent broadcast over tho
state by mh-rs OF the Democratic State
of Maine assuring the Democrats that II they nDll
fnll Democratic vote IN our state they will secure the
six electoral votes OF Maine for cleveland fare
warned is To be forearmei and neg the Republicans
OF Maine to to II patriotic duty that the full
Repub.iran vote il p0ei On Tuesday next. Every Re
publican should form himself into committee OF one
and feel tina. this work rests with him. j. H. MANLLY.
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NINE THOUSAND HEAR COCHRAN
He Speaks II Newark md Il Greeted with
Remarkable Enthuslasu,.

Remarkable Enthuslasu.
About 1000 people greeted Bourke Cockra
In Newark last night. When he arose it was
several minutes before he could speak. He
spoke for an hour and a quarter. He was in
terrupted several times With cheering. which
lasted for minutes. Before the meeting there
was big parade OF all the clubs which escort.
ed Mr.. Cochran and Corporation Counsel Clark
to Cnledonian Park Hall.
Mr. Cochran said that Republican protec-
tion was sham. The people were called upon
TO put down n great commercial conspiracy.
4 nation could not be made rich by. leg,sla-
lection but the superiority Of his own skill.
The speaker contrndicted Blains's claim that
under hiGh tariff the nation had witnessed It's
most prosperous periods. Reciprocity was,
lie said. vicious legislation. He also con
demned the Force bill.
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Rochester H..r.G Gov. Mckinley.

ROCHESTER. Nov. 1.-Gov Mckinley OF Ohio
spoke in the Washington Rink this evening
The big hall was packed to sufIocation. not an
inch of standing room remaining when the
Governor made his appearance on the stage
Scores were turned away being unable to pro-
cure admittancp Gov. Mckinley spoke f.r
over an hour and was frequently applanded.
His treatment OF the inrin question was
general defence OF protec,io ion. hut did not en-.
ter into details at all He did not mention
reciprocity or the Force bill.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
Lori A,le.burx,. Victim.

LONDON. Nov. LIN tho suit brought against
George Maxwell by John Tyler at Edinburgh.
to recover $4,000. being the amount of a
check paid to Lord Ailesbury by Maxwell for
losses In game Of baccarat at Brighton. the
Court has decided that the transaction was
illegal. and that Maxwell was not obliged to
Aiies6ury took advantage of his intoxicated
condition to induce him to play und lose the
amount
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02

The roads in the Western Passenger Assoc
cation announced yesterday the following
EVanccs in passenger rates in their territory:
Nra@p to Kansas City. st. Joseph. and
4eay"nworh from $40 to $780, Chicago to
Nl"ris from 81 to $50. ST. Louis to Kansas
S.y - TO $500, 81, Louis 10 Lrayenworth
f.'n to rS. - Louis TO Atchison and ST.
'.selh 81 to $3.50.
These advanced rates are the same ms those
~ rN"r' h"for. the row which ended in the
S,nn I"avin. the Western Passenger Assoc
The roads in the Trunk Line Association
"Nea'ranccd the rate to san Francisco from
+" M'ir Of 500 first classic sol. - in accord
Nn,ryl Iratlic Association will follow suit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02

NEwBuRGH. Nov. 1.-Senator John q. Carlisle
attracted tho largest and most enthusiastic
audience to- night that has assembled in this
city during tho campaign. He spoke for an
hour and u half in the Academy OF Music. His
speech was chiefly Of the great rxtragavance
OF he Republic Congress. the fallncy OF the
claims made for the Mckinley tariff. and the
danger to the sufIrages OF the neopls under
the pTopos cd Force Iill John ]. Davenport
AaIau ia for severe copdem nation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02

LONDON. Nov. Lord Rosebery. the Foreign
Secretary; Sir William Vernon Haroourt.
Chancellor OF tho ExcheIuer: MIR, John Nor
ley. Chief Secretary for Ireland. and Sir George
.. Trevelyan. Secretary for Scotland. have de-
clined to attend the inaugural banquet Of
Lord Mayor Knill on Nov. y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
Independent Democra ic Mem nations In
Come c lieut..

SAYBRooK. Now 1.-Edward King OF Middle
town was nominated to-day for member Of
Congress on the Independent Democratic
ticket. He Is opposed to the regular. Joseph
y ligott OF New Haven. in the Second Con-
gross district. The remainder Of the Inde-
pendent ticket will be nominated Nov b
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
EI.OUkLIN.

Judge Bartlett, las granted m absolute divorce 10 H..
BALDWIN ii"hby !run May l.. hobby.
The new boys hgl srloul building in Marcy and Put
nam avenues was urrurd yesterday.
During the past wear 2aJ patients have hc-n cared
for IN he Iioir ptrrs. ut expense OF
SouUu. There were ify 'vo deaths Gur.rG The year.
Mrs. Ellen Ward. widow Of tirr. Ehlan Mari 81 Kos.
cheek al SO To Elijah ard Post
M. ~ Il A. It.. OF that lA HE post MAS organized
Nov lS 1881 ~ honor o her ILshNh'.
Helen Ten Brock ki"s H. John r. Eies for abso.
lutte III, Ore Ia. defendant Is an actor ami at prcs-
ent hing dramatic engagement IN 'incinnatIwhrre
Tile IAprIr the suit were s-tNc" u oa him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
C,.ve,uud,. Plurality I. nuss,o.

BUFFALO. Nov. 1.-The twenty-five Alder
men OF this city were asked to-day to give es-
Inmates Of the pluraities their wards would
give for either Cleveland or Harrison. Accord
ing to their figures. the wards which gave
Flower Q plurality in 1901 OF 4.l2S will give
Cleveland 1855. and the Republican wards.
WHICH gave Fassett 3.O2n will roll up 1925
for Harrison: Assuming these predictions to
be correct. Cleveland will have IL plurality OF
1.170. a trife moro than Flower got. who
lacked Just one vote OF l 100 plurality.
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NASHUA. n. H.. Nov. 1.-The Daily telegraph
Rspublican) to- night bolted the nomination
Of Henry NJ. Baker. the candidate for Congress-
in this district. and nut in his place the names
Of Frank q. Clark of Peterboro md Ira Colby
OF Claremopt. singing editorial accom-
panied tho bolt. O. c. Moore. the editor. was
the last Republican Congressman in the same
district
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
Alabama Election Case. Dr.n,,.rd

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Nov. 1.-Contrary to gen.
eral expectation. the mandamus proceedings
against the Bullock and Macon county officials
were terminated this afternoon. The applica-
mHndamus was denied Ly Judge Bruce and
the case dismissed N "N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
Not the Right Kind or a Democrat.

SToNINdroN. Conn. Nov. 1.-At a caucus OF
the Democrats last night the party overthrow
Judge OF Probate Williams for another candi-
date. The party leaders accuse Judge Will
!iams OF iring clerk who Is an active ltepub-
lean. When requested to give the place to u
Democrat he Judge refused. The Republi-
cans yesterday nominated Judge Williams for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02

LONDON. Nov1.-The stea ship City OF Paris.
which smiled from New York on Oct. % reached
Queenstown to-day. Capt. Watkins reported
steamships On Oct. -, tho City OF Paris passed.
In latitude AZ IL. longitude 40 40. u wreck
about 10 feet long. The wreck Is in the track
Of east bound steamships
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
Gov. lloyd E.Lort. ihc D,mocr,,..

OMAHA. Nov. l.-Gov. Boyd has Just issued n
letter to the Nebraska Democrats appealing
to them no support the Weaver electors as n
unit. In this way. he says. they may certainty
prevent the State from beiE. counted in tho
Harrison column. 80 '''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
RIx Floods In Sardials.

LONDON. Nov. IA despatch to tho Reuter-
Telegram Company from CaCliari. in the island
of Sardinia. says that floods have destroyed
24S houses ut Sans Peratc. and that 100 per-
sons are supposed to have boon drowned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02

ST. PETERSBURG. Nov. Tho Grdshdanin
says that although Russia cannot boast OF a
general abundant harvest. still. after amply
satisfying her own needs. the enormous sur
plus OF 350OOO.OOO pood Of corn will remain
Tor export.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02

Ensstnay yet gently when costive or bilious or when
habitahl constipation. TO awaken The kidneys and
liver To healthy sctivity. without Irritating
wraksning them To dsI oil beadachss colds, or tsvers
use ~ ~ al fiSs -1dc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02

SARATOGA. Nov. 1.-The total registration
In Saratoga county is II ,nG: inrreas. OVER
last year. $40 Tho total vote for Governor
last year was IL. 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
Or. Schonck's Puimonic Syrup

Wien all else fail. Il comes 70 ~" so un'il IL
TAI and un.y after ia,lhIui trial >h0uil any one
dosnund II has brought Tue h"urlra. 10 He aud
health. has turned the despair ~ fru thousand
homes into Jay II lshOIg n iuN. n WI continue
10 do It throughout tho asrt In scnenrLs Practical
Treatise on r0u,umpiun prr. and stnnarh diseases
mn,ed free I" ~ applicants ~ J. II. sGukAIk 4
son. fhilSdclphiA. fA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
(:{T15l8:5Iy;I


NMEklCAN FAVOkITE WATER.
Hon. Chs, Foster, Srcr~inrv at Treasury,
says: II regard Re hes'ia a, delightful Water.
freshnR anu inrig"Iatihg With nieuic.nAi ps OPP
ertt-s OF UGH vaIur."
Hon. D.. y. FOr"k-,, -x Governor or Ohio,
SAWS: II don't think Bethesda has any equal .
pure. Agreeable, and Wholesome Table
For sa,s by all Druggists and Grocsr.
y. sSuEREk. Agent. kaEelAl 81. New YORK.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02

A. M.-l2;h5. l.o57 LEXINGTON avenue. damage
trfng; 70 35l East FIN trst street Norris Tekal.
sky owper carnage so Ono. - l3i Hudson street.
ThOmnr ", KIM damage +"H, /! ~, BRUCE at Park
uy.nur aud Fifi y-f"urth street. ~ damage
J.. -ajO ~ Attorney .ircrl, Ja,v oh Lyman. dam
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-02
A Specific for Consumption

and for all diseases Of the Lungs treatment In thu
word can place Ms many permanent cur'- 81" 'onsump-
on 10 10 credit u. Ir. Scnen"Hs t"tllng nuaiura
acts :" directly and -hrCtn,y on IA" uf membranes
AMI tissues, and quickly usIns,. ,ftnh'Tr-s, '"n.
gesti"h. Inflammation. cod, coughs and al, the seeds
Of Consumption as