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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
FLOODS Or RAIN IN PENNSYLVANIA
SERIOUS wAsHoUTS on TIE RAILROADS AMI
DAMAGE DONE TO FARMS.

SERIOUS wAsHOUTS on TIE RAILROADS AND
DAMAGE DONE TO FARMS.
Reading Penn. June "A terrific watcrspout
pourcd its contents Northern and Eastern BerkS
County late last night near Icnlfrtsvlh. Inc
storm was severe and roads, fields and gardens were
washed out while hail fell as II hurled from shot
tower Near Emaus fields covered with water
which overlooked the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
read tracks in several places.
Shenandoah. Penn, June 4.-This town was com
pletcly cut of from all railroad communication TINS
morning as the result Of last nights heavy Rains
which caused a,houts the Lehigh valley ana
Reading roads. The Reading had wreck south OF
here during the night. caused by coal train run
ming into n was,'Oui completely wrecking the engine
and several cars. The engine roll d down into the
creek and the fireman badly scaldcd.
Lancaste. Penn. June i.-Last nights storm was
heavy I'm this county The barn Of John VI. Narfe!,
In Manor Township. struck by lightning and de
droyed with Of il, contents, loss S;iOOo inSnr-
ance Al 800 The barn Of H. H. Kuitz. In Conestoga
Township was also destroyed with contents. Los
- 900 partially Insured. The large barn o! Jac 10 u,
Wilmer In LcacOc. Tow Hshp. also struck by light
ming and completely destroyed, with contents Loss
$500. partially insured. ~ 81,
JUtsvillc Penn. June 4.-This region Was Wis
water In the creeks and river Is Overlooking the
hanks and cansing much damage. especially in III;
Wabanov Valley above Girar1villc. and >henhldohiI.
several small bridge on the wagon roads ana raj
Reading road I, greatly intcrfercd with bv the "Hrl
mo away Of the rOadbcd for hundred feet or more.
Wo thron ch trains in the Mahanov Valley were run
nm TO noon. passengers being transferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
FU R N IT u R E
R. J, HORNER &Co.
FURNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS.
Gigs West 23d Street.
(Adjoining Eden Musee)
Summer furnishings.

BEDROOM FURNITURE. We display
ing number of novel and pretty designs
in Brdseye and Curly Maple. Natural Curly
Birch Natural and other Mahoganies, Natural
and Antique Oaks. in complete sets OF 3, .
and 10 pieces, from $50 to $3.50 per get
Also full lines of White Blue, and Pink
Enameled Bedroom Furniture, consisting OF
Bcdstcads, Bureaus, Washstands, Chcval Mirrors.
Dressing Tables. Chifonicrs, Tables, Rockers.
Chairs, Wardrobes-in fact everything esseh-
tal for the furnishing of BEDROOM Or
loudor. and at all prices.
Special exhibit of English Brass Bedsteads,
and Enamclcd Iron Bcdsteads with brass trim
mngs All brass from $50 to $3.50 each.
Enamccd Iron Bedstcads from $50 10 $3.50.
English Iron Decorated Bcdsicads in Twin
sizcs. Children's Cribs in all brass, brass ami
white, and sheet ron from $3.50 to $40 each.
Iron Enamcled Washstands, in five sizes. from
$3.50 10 $3.50 each, with large assortment
Of Toilet Sets to fit, from $40 to Sl2j per set.
PARLOR FURNITURE. Made up in all the
suitable woods. in SETS Of and pieces, and
covered in materials 10 stand hard usage Just
suited for Summer parlors from Sij TO $3.50
per set.
Also variety Of Enamelcd Rattan Pieces.
odd Fancy Reception Chairs, Window Chairs,
Corner and Gossip Chlirs, at greatly reduced
prices.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE. in Oak and Ma
hogany in q number Of new aud exclusive de
;igns. light and artistic, specially suitable for
Summer furnishing. at very attractive prices.
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
popRpYs Slid TO HAVE GOT 5000.

Guthrie. Ok June At Is declared positively by
nerson who Is In position to know. but VINO
declines 10 sllow his name to be used tha' "S'
n,,o, cnng which held up the Santa Fc express AT
Do, poch last Wednesday, secured from the Wells
Fargo Company safe 100000 which was being for-
ro,aed frcm the Treasury Department at washington
~ tbo agent Of the sac AID Fox Indians, In part pay
mont far the lands recently purchased by the Gov
.rnmcnt The following telegram was received last
NIGH, at g. The Daily News Office
Bond Creek. !. r.. June B.
We ore on the tral! o. the express robbers Irey
crossed tie Rock Island road three miles h0rth ol
Pond Creek station anu wcre soins VS. ,.s conc
of us are after then. DePnty N"ui nas -, !.
after soldier 10 meet US rom inc west VIC eAI''
To-, ecbt when We overtake them -,
"o' "s"' A. l.. PORTER. Deputy U. S. Marshal.
pcr,er,s reference b Madson's going after the
soldiers is taken to mean here that IL was the Gov
nnmcn, money that was stolen ard that tho troops
win h" ordered out to help recover IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
COMMODORE wFgEs.s DopY FOUND.

Port Jervis. y. " June 4.T,e body OF Commodore
Weeks OF the BrookIyn Clnoe Club, who was drowned
AT Iackawaxen dam on Wednesday, WAS folnd nj 4: 80
d. H. to day In the Delaware River. -pluow Bush
II US floating face downward abont seventy five fcct
FROM the NewYorli shore. The discovery was made
by an unknown man, who was fishing along the river.
lie Informed William J. Darragh, who rowed out and
towed the body 10 the shore Coroner Harding has
beAn Informed. The clothing upon the body and a
plain gold. ring upon fnger leave NO doubt that the
6ody Is iIbs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
sr.TTTENEyT OF 4 BIG LUMBER FIILUkt'

Muskegon Mich. June An the Michigan cfeo'''''
y, = r. Howell the big Chicago lumber man VINO
u,o,+ ,o the wal las, simmer. appeared In The
uu.,eran Circuit Cont Yesterday b. attorney anu
signed n REIMBURSEMENT OF their claims. Al "r""r
was entered directing The Michigan Trust Company OF
Grand Rapid. which was apptntcd receiver 10 pay pay
~ Tho funds and property the First National lI,nk
~ ch,caro acting for IiOwcl Claims Of the Michigan
r.,itor, aggregated 100000 and the basis OF settc
,,cnt Is estimated al 80 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05

Albany. June 4.-i'urSuan. 10 the Parker law pro
vI1ng for commission TO draft laws for the cons'fnc
ton and Inspection of binding, In the cities OF Inc
STATE ontsidc Of New York ana Brooklyn Governor
Flower today appointed tlIc following as such com
mission: william J. Fryer ard Cornelius O'Rely, Of
New York city. and Leon Strrn Of Rochester. The
Governor has also appointed Samuel W. Johnson. Of
Manaroncck David y. Carvalho. Of New York CITY ;
James stevens, af Rome Miss Alice sanford, VI sing
Sing and Miss ARA Huntington. Of Syracnsc. for
terms VI from Ia five yenrs respectively trustees
az The Rcformaory for Women in New York or West
chester County the establishment Of which Is author
ized BY tho Snzor law Of THIS year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
TIE BOHEMIAN SILVER NINE FIRE.
rwENTY-sEyEN OF THE EFSCUERs KILLED-THE
los, MONEY GREAT.

los, IN MONEY GREAT.
Prague, June At will be two weeks before all the
bodies will have been recovered from the Biikenbnrg
silver mine and II will be fully fifteen months beiorc
the shafts can be reconstructed and the mine maze
safe by replacing the mber thai have been Destroyer
by the fire. In the meantime the miners VIII De
without work. and much suffering is certain to result
Only thirteen Of the rescued miners survived while
twenty seven OF the men who volunteered for rescue
work were killed by falling timbers other accidents
or were suffocaed to DEATH The damage TO the mine
amounts 10 1,S0OOOO hoins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
LIMITING THE CREDIT TO ONE MONTH.

Rome June 4.-Bcfore the Budget Committee OF INC
Chamber Of Deputies which is considering tho vote on
account asked by the Government. slenor Gl)l'r
the Prime Minister. declared that The Ministry ad
lmred to its demand for a slx-mon,hs' credit Baron
sOnn!mo made motion that the credit be limited 10
o,,c month and after m animated doGtc Gle motion
was carried. Twenty members OF the committee
voted In fly or OF the mO and twelve against II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
,eorr. soR THOMPSON WILL BE REMOVED

PHILADELPHIA. June AT a. meeting here to-da'
n, the trustees of tie University of PcnnsyW"1"
uos vot.i tina, at special meeting TO he bch june
"a. Professor Robert Ellis Thompson VIII be removed
,uor, tho Iohn welsh chair Of history and English
,,,u,. In n recent reconstruction Of the college
o,.,,uent of the university IL thought best thst
professor Thompson should be appointed 10 rev
hair ~ biblical literature American church history
and industrial history but he refused to acccE the
~ The action today taken only after u
van attempt 10 adjust TIM aificulty had been maoe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
cRAyDlLL BACK IN BUFFALO.

Buffalo. June 4.-Bryant b. Cranda the alleged
xteInsurunce swndler. who was brought back from
Lns Angeles last night. continues today his policy
Of neither admitting nor DENYING his IDENTITY though
he has bee positively identified by a dozen or
Buffalo men who knew him we'll lie committed
= Jail TO await trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
THO PEOPLE BLOWN Up BY DfN1NITE
BELIEVED TO BE THE WORK OF AN CNkNC"N

prrIryED TO BE THE WORK OF An UNKNOWN
MISCEEANT
Pt;slurg June Am explosion OF dynamite DC
CURED ,out O'Clock this morning al kcnSington,
Pam In the house OF J. X. Turner. jcwcllcr. TWO
,,ersons we're killed Instantly. They are D. n.
'runer iewcllcr. and Miss Emma schcicr, OF En-
lenton. Penn The wife and two children OF Turner
were Lady Injured That tho hog:e was blown o. up
Vn,,, ~ have dynamite In his dwelling or siorc.
The explosion was Of great force, breaking WINDOWS
and door at some distance. posse mas pe ~, -. 80
T,nd who caused the explosion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
Opportunities In Linens.

,,,,.. r,,o n,mosks-60 inch a. cts
Fine Linen Lunch Scts-knot fringe, 80
ryl,d Roller Towelling-io inch' - ~.
All Linen Blrnsley Crash-lS inch ~"
porlcr,d stair Crash-20 inch, ~ '|
Dauask Linen Floor Crlsh-3N3 yaris, q 20
Hara.l,y Linen Floor Crash-2ia yds wioc' " 'N
r.,,., ,.wols Iox9S cts
100 ,,.,., ,rouo,s o2x4i 12io
unnv Linen Huck Towels, 1oxiO, II ct'
Linen Damask Towes-iouble lace border, 10 ct'
L'' ,,,,,., ,rowols worth 30 '2I cts
uordrr,d I.ineu Danask Towels. e~
Linen Table Damasks-colored border, - Gus
Iorg, Linen Napkins-cold border, dor'' I'll -
.S"H' 49,, ,., II cts
r'' -. S,t,s ooi. ~ e-pr % cts
Linen Shectings-2a yards wide. " Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05

ARMY WORMS DESTROYING FIELDS or HAY.
Columbus Ind June Ain the eastern part OF this
county the army worms In great numbers have made
DIR appearance and are doing much damage to
lelds of hay. So numerous they that In some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
RAyAGEs OF CHOLERA ~ A PERSIAN CITY.

Constantinope, June 4.-AccOr1inc 10 ad>iccs re-
ceived here from Meshed Persia, the ravages OF chO"
In that city show no signs Of abatement. Inc num-
Der OF deaths huctuatc> daily. The highest number
vet recorded in twcn,y-fOur hours was fifty Jour- Oh
Tuesday. On Wedrcscay The deaths fell 10 twenty
three but on Thursday the record jumped 10 forty
eight II Is not believed that the disease VIII spread
estu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05

LIABILITIES, 6.o00. 900 FRANCS; ASSETS. NIL.
PARIS lime At is stated to-day that the liabilities
OF Blondel A. Gssner the bankers, whose failure was
announced Yesterday, amount 10 100000 names
Ih.r assets are absolutely nothing. Inc Iaiiar'
especially affects Lyons and Geneva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
Wash Dress Fabrics.

Wash Dress Fabrics.
Year after year. Increasing popularity OF this
wonderful department ever OVERLOOKING prescribed boundi
ries demands everincreasns spacewe know not where
It will stop but place barrier its progress. IN
rlvolled and matcsess values have made it
what it is and will keep famed among the famous
Is It GINGHAMs you demandi
With you will find OF French. OF English. Of Scotch
American thousands styles Of each and every
vo times tho quantities that any all the world
show.
Is It SATEENs you wish1
Before wondering eyes we place so many new and
various styles that not find exactly what you want were
quite impossible.
Is 10 PERCALES you wantf
Thrice Ave hundred styles in pink in blue in gray in
white in ac In cardinal in hcotrope and black. French
and American are here for choice.
In CHALLIEs and BATIsTEs.
In Organizes. Moussenes Lawns. Cambrcs and Cacocs
in Outings Boatings and oxford Chevicts fine popular
quiet everything that desirable and you find
with Knowing what have you will not search
elscwherc....H you know not SEARCH. but BUY NOT
I'll you what we this week will show.
Here n few qaot ations.
EX UNO Disco OMNEs.
India Drlnincs extra wide.
Black aud Colord Grounds with natural flower designs
perfectly fast, handsome any al-wool fabrics
at 80; ...."..........
Chnilic DcInincs.
extra fine and soft-neat. close effects 3'sc
Wool Finish Serge Cloths,
washabe-Fancy and Mourning styles copies Of I'm
portd EoNcltl's.. &C.
Black Brocnde Sateens.
with colorcd neurcsblue only worth 29c. .12ec
Fancy Iri.h Iawp.-3S inch
very fine and ccrwith clear colored rings spots and
small figures worth
Best French Pcfcairs.
handsome snowy stripes manufactured expressly for
waists &c
Pars Ottoman Cloths-worth
satin Striped Lawnsi0 !nch-worth 16c
SIX FInsh Ctepons-worth
Linen Finish Chambrlys-sot silk. 9',c
French Fancy Sateens-wort 49,
worth 20......................12i2c
Fancy Cha lles-c0ors fsst-worth sac
worth IS.. ................. lOi3c.
Fancy summer Flannels-light washable and non shrink
able popular for Tennis. Yachting, and for House
Dresses AID Wrappers. for Blazers and Refers, for
sh!st, Shirt Waists and Blouses-yalue 1J.....S'sc
In addition 10 all Of above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
An Opportunity in Silk Curtains.

ono not likely to be repeated quickly!
manufacturer falling to I'LL large order on tine
compelled to realn goods entered into negotiations
which resulted in obtaining about seven hum
dred pair and Brocade SILK Curtains 81 less than
actual cost OF manufactur.At present will sell.
those who hitherto esteemed them as uxures. can
indulge their ase extremely moderate outlay and nnd
money spent q good investment. We oner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
E A r N
a. WESTON
opportunity and catch the good Wtn our reach ~
art of Samuel
Exceptional Opportunities.
Those VIII advantage Of these offerings
will make
In Ladies' Cloak Dept,

In Ladies Cloak Dept.
continue the special values from
The Five Great Stocks Of
"Oppcnhcim," "Friediaadss,
"Rothschild." {" Danzig~
and "The Manhattan Cloak and Suit Co."
4 most extraordinary Offering
These FIVE great firms, widely known representative
houses in the manufacture Of Ladies' Fine Coaks an1
have sold their surplus stocks concessions
which enable sell at half the earlier seasons prices
TO give a partial idea Of values quote:
Ladies' China Silk Dresses 5000 worth s1s.oe
finer TO $500; value go
Ladies' Chailie Dresses 5000 worth sls.oo
finer to $1,000; value $40
ladies' Cloth Dresses 5000 worth si2os
finer 10 5000; value 600.
Ladies' Bingham Dresses $500; worth saoo
finer to $1,000; valuo sls.
ALL.wOOL BLAZER DRESSES
Serge Flannel. Cheviot and Broadcloh-Best Shapes
Black and Colored-ad Fancy Stripes and Checks.
The finest and largest assortment In New York,
SO 60 to sl7.oS were o. to 81
LADIES' CLOTH BLAZERS.
Black and colOred-Plan and Fancy CiOths-lned snA
unllned-
s1.75 TO e995 $3.50 70 "a.
LADIES FINE CLOTH JACKETS
cyerythng-up 70 the finest French Broadcloth-ihe1
throughout with Chanseable Sik-nnest Mother.otPo,
Buttons,
so.o 10 1888 $500 % $50
LADIES' FINE CLOTH CAPES,
Black Navy Gray and other colos-in ell hs beso
OF this seasons styles
90 % 10 5000 were 500 TO $1,000.
TRAVELLING GARMENTS,
with and without capes-all shapes and colors.
That were That AZ
$3.50 e19S $500 el2@
GOO 1923 5000 1888
No other house can or will sell the prices that We
name.
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Parasols and Umbrellas.

All novelties reduced. also special opportunities u
Changeabe and Gloce SILK and Surah Coachngs and Sun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05

instances as many as ten acres OF growing hay arc
destroyed In day. They come from the ground, 1t
appears is twenty four years since these
pests last appeared here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
FIVE CASES
Mems Balbriguan Shirts.
Ladies' French Cambria Waists

A, sovcr,x.rlne cents Usually sold at $3.50.
Are another opportunity for this week
s,rlpos and Dots-nsht aad aaxk-sxsspuoasliy wen
usds and shaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
Five Thousand Pieces
FINEST SCOTCH GINGHAMS,

f., large variety OF Grenadine Embroidered Tufted and
satin stses In beautiful coorings vet brought
N This counry-many Of designs which cannot be
shown by other houses before spring OF 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
Four Great Lots.

To make the occasion more memorable we acd
thereto all great stock OF finest Scotch french anu
r,~li.h Novelties ha, up 60 cents. Admirers
., nne Wash Fabrics will ind this great an opportunity
A. is likely to be within reach this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05

NJ Roman and Bright Gold-pan ana engraved-the mcse
OF the resent fash ns..To create cxctnan1
We oner the entire lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
At FIFrY.NINE CENTS
At THIRTY.NINE CENTS

Best French Rep Cretonnes-50 inches wide-.he fnese
goods imported usually sold at dollar and extensively
used by high class decorators for drapns walls and win.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-05
al Ninety.Eight Cents each,

and let Hrss GET arss choice lsass veueoo
= verss O. .oo-Aou DAT w - ESQ.,
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Opportunities in Steamer
A Thousand Chain Bracelets

, over.tecked mn nufactares
We have bought
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Extra Values in Dress Goods,
Storm Serges.
Three Finer Qualities
RELAY xALrE-pUT ALL NEW!

cents .Pi -
Of which the width IL fully 80 inches
Tn, following arr within reach this week
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Proposals.
ROpOS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUpp ,lcdi 80
400 NrrSs, Pm ladepha, October -. leS--SsTg" n
peTosas in ipca;e. VIII he received heT ror uri.a
ing and delivering at the schgylk Ar,eaa b in sls ' c
he following Articles. viz; Brad, buttons sannc.
aI me r,n c,nn colors linen collars, blouse n a
shrtins 1annei blouse lining nannel leather snoaches
helmet, camplicn hats sky Hue k.s'y hus. sfoex
rsnXos n,ddng muslin shifts. WOOL and cotton Blds
ing, larrack shoes. and trumpet ood> anu usfoa The
fnr delivery Ut other points will h. enters'l. pro-
government reserves the right TO reject s ~ domestic
posnls Preference viii be given 10 dftcn .nd pice
production manuiacture conditions OF Sion or manu-
'lnclUdlng in the piice 81 foreign proIuee'v cones
features the duty therconl being equal rro.as etc.
printed in ,trucons bidders, blanks ior vrorssls
annly at this onie. Envelopes containing pr aud a.
be Endorsed Proposals for Military SWSP4PEfIE Deputy
dte,s,d IN the understand G. q. SAW lbLhb. a,oi
onaStsrma ter General L. :. A., in charge OF peiI
TT s. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room II: Z, Ar sSS
~. Budlng 80 whtehalst Ne ,or hGg Dredging in q:
Harbor OF IIuntngton. y y will oe h regs 0ctoba
once until twe 1--WE ,T opened speciacatons aSs
forms and all available information VIII De tu'"''
application 10 this Office. -, c.,. =, Encineera :.
D. C. HOUSTON COLONEL Corns OF r:nene..s.>.
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,r,n,. ers, nortcace per cent bonds due ~ LIZ
COMPANY hal nss' Maason square Blnk, 500 each &
10 shofs Southern National llnk Fly od ronIany
q rcr rent roId Snnds due 1912 1904 ., stoo
% shares Thurber-whylahd Company "'i'''''
each 90. , ,,,,i Courany OF MARYLAND.
800 each. .S2. rr, Consniid1red 6 per
bonds dpe ls9S Lax Erie and western Railway
Nc, con. fund "a bonds due 1913 " p 40 oooh
Comlany per t,ed stats National Bank, slOO e'eh'
ol5l2. , xe.h.o-,arn Tele cranh Company
:7'ooo .neo9o ~, s cent bonds due 1904 tWes'er'
uni9n o6sVn'. Vo,k Chicago and -. Louis ailrolu
] at mc-cagc per cent bonds dur io' ;,iI-,d
company nr', w ffntra Hudson River h''lr"''
M baics Hide end Leather National BANK e'oV
IL? ,oo Tho Halifax steel Railway Company LIN on
siu|o eot honds due 1916. January '9S coupo"' y"
shares Tnurber whyland Company pre'erre'
each So Saro. Michigan Pennsuar Car Company common
sIOO each 10o.
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SILVER.
slver esrts 80 60 $50 s5A SO SEA 1sl oco
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Dipi1en0 y otires.
THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFAcTURING CON

THE NATIONAL STARCH MANUFACTURING CON.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER % BROADWAY.
New.York Oct. s, 1892.
THE SEMI ANNUAL FOUR PER CENT.
/ dividend due Nov l, 1892 on the first preferel
stock OF the National Starch Manufacturing Company VIII
he Maid at this office Nov stockholders Of record AZ
the closing Of the books, Oct. Is, 1892.
The transfer books will closed IL O'clock L.
and reopened o'clock Wednesday morning, Nov @
The coupons due Nov. 1, 1892 the bonds Of the Ne
tiona Starch Manufacturing Company will be paid on
tuesday !. 1892 upon presentation at the CHASE
National Bank, New-IOrk.
'" CHARLES c. BURNS, Treasurer.
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nliserllauncoe.

4 Ow SPIRITS GENERAL. NERVOUS AND PLY.
- SICAL DEBILITY. MENTAL. DEPRESSION AND
WEAKNESS cured at home without an Instance Of
failure Pamphlet prospectus with voluntary
Of the cured AID endorsements OF the press free ALL
Consultation by mail. 80.
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nor NEW -HAVEN-FARE. 75c.-EScursion
Gclp Uanteo.

~ OMPETFNT STi.NOGRAPHERs -, - runloy.
can register name aud qua.lu atoms Win our cass
uent Deparment and be- directed 10 positions NrnicT
u, at,he nartv WNCKOFF SEAMANS & BENEDI'A'
10 e'"o' p''"' 3eT Broadway, y. y.
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&, TENoGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
IN RusfusS. Men

(, TENoGRAPHERS SUPPLIED
- 10 business Men
without charge 70 either parry
wYCKOFF SFAMANS < BENEDICT,
327 Broadway. New-fork.
aTTlN IED-Tor the United states Army apn o e,s:
w unmarried men. between the ages oil anu oV 'anpi.
GOOD nav rations clothing and medical at,ehus a.
eshts must be- prepared o. furnish SATISFACTORY 80 ROW
to age character and habits AppN ' 20 %, riton ST.,
w II Abingdon Square, New-ioIk CITY, or ol fup0"
Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-19
DEPRESSION IN STOCKS.
LITIGATION THE Ca USE.
THE SPECULATION DULL-L.AST PRICES
VIRTUALLY THE LOWEST.

SALES AT THE STOCK ENcHANGE, OCTOBER 10
SALES or DONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
On ror, = VI, rkoO 700 CeSt I. 1st 1877
100 80 70, 20 for o., 10000 Y Cen Deb IS 1909
1000 Tom Sctt o. IL" '''O y ~ II T., co o. ,oel,
1000 South Caro- ina u 49,, 5000 ..NeW "a W
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