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CRUISE OF THE SApAL MILITIA.
Weeks Esercise In New York water,
on tho Old War Ship Nrw llnmnnhirr.

- "Sskr ESetctsc IN New York waters
on the Old War Ship New Hampshire.
Tho First Navnl Battalion will 60 on it's
practise cruise this year on tho old line Of
battleship New Hampshire. which has been
detailed for Tint purpose by tho Navy Depart
ment. Tho cruise will begin on Saturday.
July IT, The New Hampshire Is at New Lon
don. and is In charge of Lieut.. Arthur p. Nazro.
U. s. N. Tho battalion numbers about 1926
men. and as the Now Hampshire has accommo-
untlons tLr moro tlInn twice that number.
tllrre VIII be no crowding on board.
COMMANDER Miller of the battalion has sent
Lieutenant-C Commander Kent with detail OF
TWO guns crews to New London to assist In
bringing the New Hampshire down. She will
DC toweu 70 New York by two tugs at the OK
pense OF the Hnttalion; and will leave New
hon nEn at dnylight on Monday morning, she
Is eXpectei to arrive here on Tuesday. aud will
eighth street. She is painted yellow and has a
Snluting battery Of old smooth-bore guns
The Chicago. Atlanta. and other vessels are
eNpccteI 70 arrive on the 18TH. aud the hnt-
talon viii then embark on the New Hampshire
and proceed under tow with the squadron for
two or three days exercise in the lower bny.
after which thcy.wll go up Long Island Sound
or up the North River for the remainder OF the
week.
Under the reorganization according to the
new Naval Militia law the officers of tho bat
TALON arc!C Commander. J. w. Miller: Lieutenant
Commander. George Edward Kent: Naviga-
tor. ~. L. Satterleo: Paymaster, John G.. Agar:
surgeon. John Nandcrpoel.
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PARASOLS,
SUN UMBRELLAS.

Monday-Scveral hundred 1926
Sun Umbrellas, bcst quality Union
Silk, silver, ebony, and natural
wood handles $l.45
Hundred and seventy $2.75 and
1925 fine grade Silk Coaching
Paraso!s, new colors, including
black and white stripes and
checks, Mo.day s1.45
100 all-silk Ruifle Parasols, new
est changeable effects will be
Monday $2.45
25 handsome Novelty Paraso.s,
were $1,000 and 500. 5O-half these
prices Monday.
Front, left
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PARNELL LEFT $4,000 HERE
His Mother, Not His Widow. Applies for
Letters OF A administration.

Letters OF Administration.
Mrs Della F. Parnell. mother OF Charles
Stewart Parnell. applied yesterday to Admins
trntion Clerk O'Bricn for letters OF admins
trntion on her sons estate in this country
She says no has no real estate here. but ha
personal property to the amount OF about
$4,000.
Mrs. Parnell asks that LAWYER Alfred II.
Byrd be appointed administrator OF tho es-
tate Mr.. Byrd. who has IN Office at so Wall
street. said yesterday:
Mr.. Parneil made n number o. investments
In securities in this country. some OF which
were disastrous and some fortunate. The
tate in this country consists Of about $l5OW
IN securities. These investments had nothing
to DO with the monoyS raised in this country
for tho Irish cause. understand that money
Mr.. Byrd said that Kitty Parncll. the widow
ent proceeding. Ho declined TO say whether
tho application Ind been nindo with her con-
sent Or where the securities are. He said that
tho widow had been made administrator Of tho
estate abroad. but that she could not net as
such administrator here lie believed she
rites in this country. hut he said she had
taken no steps to obta in them; He believed
that the mother would 10 entitled to about Il
sixth OF his property here. Parne!l had died
without making II will.
Mrs, Parnel llves at TO Amsterdam avenue
with Mrs; knoude. She vas not at home yes.
securities wero with tanker G named McAliis
ter. who had recommended Lawyer Byrd to
parncll.
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number Of people had not been seen here for
in tho order heretofore published and
passed over the limo OF march. The
procession did not reach tho grounds
until nearly 4 o'clock. when the programme
laid dom was carried out President Charles
s. Rogers of the State Firomen's Association
introduced George W. Anderson. President Of
the Board Of Trustees Of tho state Fircmen's
Home Association. who made few appro-
pirate remarks
The ceremony Of laying the corner stone was
done 10y the hand ~ that veteran Chief
addition to the ceremony he remarked:
DEAR FRIENDS: have been longing for this event
During the whole thirty years that active vol
untcer fireman in New York city many attempts wers
made to carry out this gaod work but they all failed
until George W Anderson onr worthy President. and
the energetic Board of Trustees took the matter in
hand AMI. thanks to their rerse verance and wise
agemen have succeeded in carrying this praiseworhy
undertaking to n successful conclusion. Too much
praise cannot be awarded these gentlemen. for whou.
could secured title to thes, nne
able the buildings that for all time
I've known as the volunteer Firemcn's Home" OF tho
state OF New York. To extinguish fires BY hand in
cities enormous nbor and the volunteer fremans
life Is Of great hardship and suffering lie
men's. and when he is old and disabled and without
means he mrss have n home with firemen. or steam
FIRE b-irndrs 1t il very different It is easy. The steam
do the hard labor and the horses ride the
fEcILon to the fire AMI home again
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REFR,GERATORS.
Defended Its Sister and WA. stabbed.

Anton Huber Of 1913 Allen street, quarrelled
with his wife and knocked her down when he
came hom" from Manhattan Enach on Friday
night. Her brother. Samuel Thompson. who
lives in the same house. went to his sisters
assistance. and Huber stabbed him in the
head. lace. and arm. When Detectives Smith
and Mooney OF the Eldrdgr street station went
TO arrest Huber he sprang out of q second
story. window in his night clothes. but was
caught after chase OF four blocks. aud
dubbed into submission.
Justice Hogan at Essex Market yesterday
held him without bail 70 await the result Of
Thompson's Injuries: Thompson 10 IN 0ouyer.
ne9r Hospital The knife penetrated bis skull
severed an artery.
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1915 SILK
WAISTS 1898!
$500 WRAPPERS ALSO.
second floor.

An opportunitv-limited Quantity-des
bic styles-Polka Dot China Silks-or Silk
Striped Shirting 1915 Waists; one day
only. .......... Observation-Disclosures. S29S
Navy Blue China Silk Waists. with narrow
the back-ruf1les down front and on neck
and culls-S6.50 style for ............... $4.39
Just received-l.sOO Ladies' Zephyr Wrap
pers-Yolie Style. with Vatican or plain
back-S1 So style. ...................... 95c
1000 Ladies' Figured Lawn Wrappers, in
neat. dainty figures. including black or
white grounds These have been sold as
bargains for $l.69: Monday. Sl.39
Second floor.
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There will soon DO forty-three Cleveland and
Stevenson campaign clubs in the Twenty
fourth Assembly district. il tho directions OF
Fire Commissioners lurroy rs Tammany leader
in the district nro oboyed. lie has issued an
order directing his lieutcnants to organize
such clubs In every ono OF the forty three
election districts of the annexed district or to
Temporarily change tho name OF such perma-
nent Tammany CLUBS ns are maintained in
the name Of tho Democratic nominees The
Comm ssioner wishes that there lie no dclay In
organizing and prosecuting a vigorous cam.
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Correct solutions also received from Il; " Ma mas
ter Buffalo; y y: Junior. New York ADO: Niiton.
Brooiyn: j. Levy. N"w YORK: =. ". ALBEIT iiD!okrr
y u Thomas Fiehlscn'. Providence h. l.: ,linry
Relnhold New York. Max SchuhmHcher. New y,rk.
W. = B-eron. I'll aieipnIH. Ia =. j. Wii.it' Water.
vile. Conn r. schurr. Orange. j.. Charles Smith.
West Point. \. Y
Additional solution received to No ~ from julius
Bahrdt, Johnstown. NY.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Il. A. b.. Ero0kl yn. and . j. D'E Muinc, In Prob.
lens received with thanks. 4 L.. New YorE-Ynu must
have misplaced the pieces o in y"rr varia'lon-Nu.
40 IT,. moves. You answer with kt-S ch, which
is an impossible move. }. T.. H.. Brook yi.-ny trying
again At No 40. you viii fnd that Q-D would not
answer
SELECTED GAME.
AT n tournamenI played some time ago Mt
Chicago. w. u. H.. Polock of international
fame also competed. Que day he was III, ed
against blanchard. another wcll-known chess
expert. The latter had he opening. t. which
and WHICH was scored hy black after twenty
moves. Here Is tho run Of this very pretty
game:
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OH. AND GAS STOVES,
Nnsing out Al Grently lcd ucpA prices.

NIUslnE OUt n greatly lCductu prices.
Double Gas Stovo. full nickel plated and
brass connections. best store made. SI0'5.
. Double Oil Stoyos large sizr. est max @.
Sf.,J.
SINGLE oil Stoves. largo size. 3jn
The Beauty oil Stove, three finch wicks.
tire ho'u cNtcnSiOn top. cast iron oil tank.
s,ovc ul! nickel plated. - ~.
Tho Crown oil Stove. on stand. three 5-inch
wi"ks: thr""-hole extension top. full nickel
plated. ron oil tank. regular price OF this
stoy. has boon $500. to close mt 81 6O
Bcst ;hrn"-lly, Garden Hose. complete.
coupled and nozzle:
30 inet ............................S J.b1
I'c'H'''' '.''''''.'.. ,,,',.r.'''' ""''
Pnlnnce Of oar took OF Lawn Mowers below
cost,
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The Rev Church of st. Fraue,. A.s,s.,.

Archbishop Corrigan will dedicate next Sun
day the new Catholic Church Of St. Francis As
sissi. In West Thirty-h nth street, near Seventh
avenue. Tho new church stands on the site Of
the old structure: 1t Is In charge OF the Fran
f ELSA Fathers The parish was established Ia
Is the modern Renaissance. 1t has a spire $50
feet high. In tho sanctuary and in the body OF
the CHURCH ar. many stained glass windows.
Bishop WiGger Of Newar and many priests
will attend next Sundays services.
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SAMPLE
~ z" CORSETS.

Something like 25 doz. importers
samples of the standard ~ Z"
Corsets fell into our hands last
week for very much less than reg
ular cost:
The $3.50 ones to be SAFE.
The $l.99 ones to be SLIGO.
The collection includes pretty
much every size and extra long,"
medium and "short shapes.
Corsets-Secoud floor.
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NoRwAIK. July J.-William L. Burncs. yard
master ut Wilson Point. the southern terminus
OF tho Dunbury and NorwalI branch Of tho
IIousatonic Railroad. is missing. and his
whereabouts are unkn9wn. Bnrnes was to
Winnipauk young lady. on Thursday night,
but he failed to appear. Messengers were
sent in search Of him. but lie could not DO
found. Finally the company. was dismissed.
No reason, for Burmese disappearance is
known. and 1t is thought that he wandered
away while temporarily insane
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leaving. As luck would have It. toward night
fall tho traveller was stopped by a gendarms
speak French or German. md Fukshima.
who was unable TO prod uce his passport or ex-
plain his position, was In uua" darr.
The officials did not know what tp make OF
the extraordinary looking. liule man. dccked
out In military uniform they had never seen
give no account Of himself. They were salts.
fled that he must hc n spy. and roughly hustled
That functionary caused Fukschima to re-
move his coat and examined carefully the but;
tons OF tho garment. They. however, seemed
TO afford no clue. Ii seemed as though Fuk-
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IOLUNII:IR EIRkMEN,y HOME
Harry Towards speech mt tho Laying OF
the Corner stone.

Hhrry HoWard's speech Mt tho LAYING OF
the Corner stone.
From n, IN i,m Daily Erening RICHTER.
Tho clerk Of the weather gave Hudson q
model day in which to do honor to the liremcn
IN inauguratnG the Firemen's Home. The nd :
dress OF welcome from Mayor LonGiey was
well timed. modest. and appropriate. The re-
marks ~ the veteran volunteer fireman. Harry
red and blue and drnn: aud the orntiunof Judge
EgGlcston was lust fitted t" the occasion.
At | ,o'rlock an order was given to form
line. and Chief Engineer Elting and his assist
ant = Ho.-ers and Lnhr. had n lig contract on
their hands that was not easily carried out.
IN" streets wer" d"nscly packed with llromon:
square was II vast crowd q! humanity. and nll
the avenues leading into it were blocked with
people. Washington square. Union and Court
streets were thrun.cd and. in fact. so largo a
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Summer Reduction Sale
OF FIVE NO USEKEEP.
x.V'G LZVE.H.S.
Goods Taken from Regular
Stock and .X0y'Eed Dozen
to Less Than Cost OF
Importation.

Huck and Damask Towels, 12A,
Is, II, 10, 25, 80, and SO cts.
Knotteu Fringe Towels, 23150,
reduced from 38 to Is cts.
Hemstitched Huck Towels, fine
quality, rs and 37a cts; reduced
from 3S and SO cts.
so dozen Supertine Hemstitched
Huck Towels, SO and 65 cts. each;
reduced from IS cts. and S1.00.
Bleachcd Table Damasks, 4S, 70,
and 90 cts. per yard; reduced from
IS cts, $l.OO, and $l.25.
100 dozen : Double Damask Nap
kins (26-inch), 1898 per dozen; re-
duced from $500.
{ Napkins, fast selvage, as cts,
s1.00, sl.25, $50, and $l.S5 per
dozen.
Hemstitched Sheets, full sizes,
$4.75 per pair
Hemstitched Pillow Cases, s1OO
and Sl.25 per pair.
Odds and ends of Towels, Trays,
Scaris, Doiiies, &C., mt less than
one-half of regular prices.
1000 Remnants and Short Ends
of Fine BIeached Damasks. Cream
and Turkey Red Damasks, at one
third less than regular prices.
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HOSIERY
DEPT OFFERS.

rs dozen Ladies Ribbed Vests, low neck. no
sleeves. ribbon in neck and arms-some are
silk and cotton somc Lis.c thrcad-nssortcd
styles and colors regular Soc. and 75c.
vests-Monday ............ ........ ..... 3oc.
100 dozen Ladies' Ribbed Lisc Vests. low
neck and NO sleeves -coors white and ecru
-39c. linc-Mondny .........,...........2 Jc.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests some Lislc. some cot
ton. regular zoe. vest: Monday .......... 100.
lIosevy-Fron: right.
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WASH GOODS.
CiOSins the Season.

1000 Dress lengths and short
ends OF fine imported Wash Goods
of every description Mt merely
nominal prices.
In looking through these you are
sure to find what You want at less
than half of regular stock prices.
Remnants of White Goods and
Innings at half prices.
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%zahMMAn3M


Replies 10 questions asked ersrv Gsv By hs
guests and citizens Of the American metropolis
Suggestions TO siohtseers and practical u,torma-
ton for practical people The Sun wiu publish IN
time for use al The Columbus Celebration nezt Oc-
tober. cowDl H. unique. and pra ctcal guide book
10 Mis cIR. II ell tel rist!ors ,chat NE sights
are. hOr 10 reach Mem 'rhere TO lodge and board
uhiie ,cs and The cost. ,chere to do wholesale or
retail SiOppmy. hoD 10 aniuss Menlse,rss aud get
rest rhen "eaiy Of sightseeing. II DiH be airac-
trelv printed pleasant 10 read and the subjsd
matter ciU be dipIded and arranged in a ray 10
insure the best results. The retail price TOLL be IS
cents PER copu The Suns Guido viH also e1er
unesuaHed and srceptional opportunities 70 sdsers
hs~a Those vhs s0tsh N~ther 6vsvmSstSa %
rAis suatsot shsxA address TAs outGs LssL -
sartmssst u ~ Nss Yerk &lN
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IMPORTED
GINGHAM SUITS,
SOME DUST CLOAKS,
AND SOME BLAZER JACKETS.

Monday we will offer tho balance OF orr fine
French Chambray. India linen. flower
dotted muslin. and II variety of choice fat
rics, at y special sale These suits sold y.,s-
terday for from $500 10 s5s.yD. Monday
they will be sold for $1,000 to Sl9.50.
30 Indies Long Travelling Dust Clonks, in
mohnir. with or without capcs, Ss.75 to
Sl250. for S3.75 and $3.50
Exceptionally low prices will be made on
our Ladies' tan and white cloth Blazer Jack
cts Monday. Jackets that sold Yesterday
for S5.75 and $3.50 will be offered at sos und
S3.75.
Second floor
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Oxford Ties, Csc.

1000 FAIRS LADIES' OXFORD TIES,
Mongolia Kid, Ennd-scwrd, Polluted Patent
Leather Tips; nIso Common Sense style,
warranted new goods. would be cheap at
81 so; to be soi Id for O5c. per pair on MON.
DAY.
Bargi Tab,e-.rst floor front.
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Superintendent Ryrne-'s Injured Secretary.

Timan J. Hubert OF 324 West Forty ninth
street. the driver of Broadway car 264. which
ran over George Hopcrolt secretary to Super
intondent Byrnes. on Friday night. was take
to the Jefferson Market POLICE Court yester-
day. Mr.. Hopcroft Is In the New York Hospi-
four OF the toes were. amputatsd yesterday.
He received other Injuries. but It Is not
White held Hubert. the driver. in 81 900 ball
which was furnished By Georns W. Home =
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PRINTED CHINA SILK
Sl.OO [luNlitv for IS cts.

1900 yards China Silk, black
grounds, small designs, this sea-
sons manufacture, in 8 to 20 yard
lengths, regular $l.OO quality. at
70 cts. per yard.
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The Universal Language.

Charles the Fifth used to say: las many
languages man speaks 50 many times is no
n man" | say: All the worlds languages nre
consolidated in him who may speak one Ian
guaGc only. but Tint one prompted by the
equilibrium Of tho heart and mind. Thus it
is that action speaks louder than words"
and il the results Of action are taken as n cri-
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CHILDREN'S
GINGHAM DRESSES,
SIS TO $3.50, FOR $3.50 TO SIS.

We have closed out the stock of q
well-known manufacturer of Chill
dren's Fine Bingham Suits, size, 4
to II years. They comprise the
finest French Ginghams, and Satin
Stripe effects, all daintily made and
handsomely trimmed with en-
broideries and ribbon. These suits
have retailed for $500 to $l25O-
in 3 lots Monday, $3.50, $500, and
$500.
second floor.
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A GENTLENIAN'S
$1.1O UNDERSHIRT, SOC.

Broken lot of Is dozen mems
English Isle thread Undershirts
in long and short sleeves, all sizes;
Drawers to match in small sizes !;
price yesterday $l.1O-Monday
Doc. each.
Hsay Txinss-ytsnt rigaa.
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$4,000
OVER STOCK,
CHINA AND GLASS.

No shortcominE about these goods. recol-
le"t. because Of these surprising prices.
They are all this seasons creation; they're
perfect IN every respect. only reason for
tAiS sudden sale and sacrifice Is. there is too
much stock on hand and too much on tho
way from the European factories for our
peace of mind.
Particulars lcl0w:
A complete line Of Barcarnt French Table
GLASS, ~ rcr cent. reduction.
On ull our stock vi fine French and German
EisIuc. 30 per cent. reduction.
On coaplctr stock of French China Fish and
Game sets. 32 - per cent. reduction.
On stock OF French China leo Cream. Berry
ami Salad Sets. 33t per cent. reduction.
On 5000 pieces Of Deep Cut Glass, rs per
cent. reduction.
Thin Table 'luinlicr. engraved with any in
ital, 81 ." kind, 6or. duX.
Central Draf. Table Lamps. hand painted.
500 line 81. 50 complete.
Gold Ranh China Cups and Snuccrs. $500
tOZ. regular, lic. pair.
50 only English Decorated Toilet Sets full
size. ~ pieces. S1on set, $l.oS citch.
On English Decorated Dinner sets. Monday
only. ~ per cent. reduction.
] 900 doZ. English Decorated Tea Cups and
S;l,ircrs iS2.t dozl. at De-. pair
On compl"tc stock OF Plan" Lamps. 90 per
cent. reduction.
GINS Glohr, beautifully engraved, 4oc line.
IL fine Carlsbad China Dinner Sets. new dec
olutions. gold lined. 125 pieces, new shape.
$40 SGT at S2s.57
10 fine Carlsbad China Tea Sets. SO pieces,
at ,,.............. ................. Sc. 81
50 onyx Tables with extra shclf Of onyx.
Sl2 outside the E,torc-hcre. ,.......... S5.4o
50 Ansonia s-day i,-hour strike marblcizcd
Clocks ut 1913 each.
Complete stock of Toilet Sets. $50 styles
81 pcr cent reduction,
On Complete Stock OF Fine French Limoge
'ratn Er,t., CAfs li,.o
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Foot Prints No. II.

Still tho sale goes on in spite OF
the great rush for honest bar
gains in footwear. There's u
large stock to clear up perhaps
the very pair Of shoes you are In
search OF are among this dis
count stock. They are all sizes.
styles. shapes, colors for Ladies,
Gcntlcmon, and Children. You'll
DO startled TO find such qualities
at such prices. 1t is Just like
saving 40 cents on dollar. 1t
can do no harm to call and OK
anime a bargain counter that
really is bargain counter.
SPECIALS
Ladies' Oxfords. 800. $3.50
and $500 goods. $2.4S
Ladies But. Boots. special
lot. l.9S
Misses But. spring heel.
special lot. 1.19
Childs' But. spring heel.
special lot. .9S
Infants But. Boots. special
lot. so
Boys But. 50. $3.50. and 81
goods. 1.42
Boys Calf trimmed Can
vas Shoes. 1.f2
Youths Calf trimmed Can
vas Shoes. las
/, J. & T. Cousins,
Manufacturing Shoemakers.
A9s Fulton st.
SsAa 81 csrAsL SssskiyA.
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WASH
GOODS DEPT.

More OF the 80 and COO. imported zephyrs-
29c.
The 3sc. French Organdies. Monday, 25c.
Still plenty OF the favorite French Sateens-
assorted-at the reduced figure OF CSC.
The half-wool lSc. Challies will continue to
be sold at l2lSc.
SO pieces Flannellettcs. SIC.
Left aisle, back
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our CHESS CORNER.

Two Additional "Crumbs from the chess
Rosrd"-T oiiock's Gem.
Tho problems. Crumbs from the Chess
Boar,." which appeared in last Sundays Sun
have been 90 much appreciated by great
number Of correspondents ms to warrant tho
ratification Of another sct OF Charles A. Gil
bery's ricces of art. Again tho selection will
be n three and n two mover
PROBLEM no AZ.
NJ CHARLES A. GiLuKRG OF nRookLrS.
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HELMER'S BI-Oz0NE CURE

speaks volumes to all forms Of chronic dis
case. 1t commands the latter to depart. and
the command is loud enough to be not only
heard but needed. Disease is another name
for decay: my remedy and decay in any shape
are antagonistic. and when tho two Influences
wr"stlc together the issue is never doubtful.
Disease is nm infectant OF tho blood OF which
ozone is the only natIra, disinfectant. As an
instance in point. ] will mention the cnse of a
wci-known lady who has authorized me to re-
fer to her. When she first came in March she
suffered from n dangerous complication Of
catarrh. dyspepsia. nervous headache. and q
tumor in hcr breast. Her catarrh. dyspepsia.
and headache are entirely cured now. and tho
tunlor has become much reduced in size. and
is being gradually ahsobcd.
The long and the short OF It is. every one OF
my patients becomes n walking advertise
merit. without which all my advertising would
avail! mo nothing. My remedy ytalizes the
blood. and where that's the fact ali is told.
ono free trial at olllcc. Pamphlet FREQ by
mail.
ms:N, IN. ~: | ,i Chemist
\'St east Corner 18th IT,,
] : !: !:
New York CITY.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-10
GENTLENIEN'S
OUTING SHIRTS,
1925 TO 81, FOR $3.50.

We have taken from regular stock 60 doz.
mems all-wool fancy Outing Shirts. broker
sizes. assorted colors, Star" make: these
shi IT. have been selling f9r from S2.25 to
Monday. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81 80
Mems Fixings-Pront. right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-12
"RALPFS" IN THE ADIR0NBACKS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VIEW HOUSE.

urvpv l Exh P,oinIoioI ,, n Allen House Till
house has been thoroughly ated comfortably fuine'
and put In perfect order for TIC season Situated on one
Of the highest occupied elevations In the Adonl9cks;
commands ragn fcent view OF Minor ond PLACID Lax
air and nrstclass table in every respect Eay appca
ton should be made for rooms