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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

Jack the Slasher" who has been
arrested in New York gives the name
of Henry Dowds, and says that he
was born in Liveip pool. coming to
his country when a boy. He has
confessed some of the crimes saying
he wanted to kill all Germans. \
German had once ravished his mother
and whenever he saw man who
looked like his mothers ravisher, he
tried to kill him. He has been in
an insane asylum but had escaped.
His manner of numbering was to
catch a man around the neck from
behind with one hand and cut the
throat with razor with the other.
He was arrested almost in the act of
killing his seventh victim. Follow,
ing is a list of those killed: John
He6in, on the night of December
Goth, Louis Lawson throat cut on
January 8th. John Clark of Eliza
beth, New Jersey, throat cut OH Jan
uary 9th. George Williams Brook
Ign, throat slashed on January 18th.
Edward Christainson, Swede throat
slashed on Janaury 18th. John Car
son, throat cut from ear to ear;
found dead January 18th. William
Muller, 40 years old.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

A Stockton man named johnson
died about year ago, leaving an es'
tate valued at $500, 600, but he left
no will. He was an old bachelor,
and in 1874 adopted an orphan girl
aged FIVE years, whom he always
loved and treated as his own daugh>
ter, and she, on her part, knew
him only as father. Judge Ansel
Smith has just decided that this
adopted child, who is now Mrs.
Howell, was not Johnson's child, and
is not entitled to any of the property
because when the adoption papers
were signed she was not examined,
and her consent was not given. Think
of child of five years being exam
ined and giving consent! Is it any
wonder that common-sense people
lose all respect for law when its let
ter and spirit are so perverted as in
this casel-S. F. Star.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

Prompt delivery to oil parts Of the
city. elf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

''What are you opening that can
of tomatoes With" inquired a wife,
gently, from a room adjoining the
kitchen.
"Why, with a can opener OF
course, growled the irate husband.
did you suppose I was opening it
with my teethl"
No." rcjoined the wife, more
gently than before; shut from the
tenor of your remarks 1 thought you
might be opening it with prayer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

A Mobile dispatch says that Harry
Hinton, implicated by Bob Sims as
a member of his gang, and cap
tured two weeks ago, was taken from
the jail by mob and hanged to the
tree upon which the other members
of the gang met their death. Neal
Sims, the only male member of the
family now awe, was surrounded by
a posse in swamp Sunday last but
escaped.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

The Chloride Belt says Judge Cur
Ter will prosecute Manuel Welsh for
the murder of his brother Alfred in
Nye county. The Belt believes it
will be difficult to convict the fratri-
eide.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

The gentleman repre- sen
ted above has taken up his
headquarters at ] E. Nc
donald's, next to Abe Cohn
where you can buy Christ
mas Toys for the children.
He invites everybody, es-
pecially the ladies, to call
and inspect his large stock
Of Holiday Novelties. dis
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

A. Livingston now practically
controls the wholesale liquor
trade Of the city. He IS contin-
ually adding to his stock and sells
only standard brands. He is also
introducing some excellent Cali
fornia wines to the people Of Car
son, as well as foreign and dOmes-
tic cigars of the finest quality.
Drop in and inspect his stock.
d ID If
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21
CHAS. W. IRISH,
Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
Consulting Engineer.

Will make Surveys of Mining
CLAIMS for Patent. and will do all
kinds of above and below ground
Surveys for Mines, including reli-
able Assays of the Ores Of same.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-01-21

He solicits orders for all such
work, and for Hydraulic and
Irrigation Sur yeys, and will do all
work in the line of Surveying and
Engineering. Only Good and Re
liable instruments used. Address P
o -sox $40, Reno, New. a16
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13
Cine Gbulera : Gage.

Sn bielen Sagen Der @bolera Bez
iOrgniB meiit bic QBiener 9llaemeine
3eitung nit &e6t baranf bin, tpie
f6redli6 bel elmer epidemic iibermd=
Bige Tur6t einautpirtem permag, unb
gibt folgenbe biibi6e oriemtaliI6e 2ez
genbe ipieoer, mel6e iiingit 6er perIil6e
8eneralconiul &ifa &abn in 9iilis au
allgemeinem NuB unb 6rommem gum
8eiten CAB:
Gin Weullab ritt einit auf ieinem
@iel 5ur Stabt; ba erblidte er pl1bIi6
elne fur6tbare @ri6einung, Bic gleiz
den Wegs nit ibm Ser Stabt auauItrez
ben i6ien. 8Or S6reden farr, pers
lor Der ueiie prieiter fait bas 8euuBtz
fein, bod f6lieBli6 eritannte er iib
uno rief fogar bas @6redgeipenft an.
nWer biitibu unb no tpilllt bu bin@
fragte er. gbrerbietig berneigte ii6
Die @ri9einung unb anttportete: sd
bin bic @bolera. Wfi6 fenbet Soft in
bic Stabt, INN ole Siimber su berberz
ben." nllnb pie biel Siinber sdbIt
bic Stabts" uSiinfbunbert," ertpis
berte bic @ri6einuns. nS6re einmal,"
fagt ba Der Mulab, roann I6w0re
mir, baB Du au9 mirfIid nur bieie
fiinfbHnbert Spfer fprbern tuirlt" unb
bic geipenlttge @ri6einung leiitete benz
frommen Weanne bieien 56uur, Der
lie baraufbin nit auf ieinen Gfel nabm
unb felbit in bic Stabt fibrte.
9ort berabf6iebeten fi9 8eibe bon
chamber, bod erit, na6bem bas furdtz
bare Weien no6mals ieinen S6wur
pieberbolt.
slls einige 3eit barauf Der Wsuaab
weiter5og, erfunbigte er ii6, ipie piele
@inmObner Der Stabt Der Gbolera err
legen ieinen. pSreitauienb", iagte
man ibm. %, bu 2ump BON einsm
8eipenit!" f6rie ba Der prielfer,
u9u bait mid alio bod betrogen!"
unb als er es balb barauf abermaIs
unterlpegs antraf, belt er nit ieinen
Worten ni6t auriid unb ma6te bem
@eipenit Die bitterften gprwirfe.
0as aber i6mor bod unb tbeuer,
es babe feinen S6mur gebalten uub
nur fiinfbunbert Meni6en fort9erafft,
,,benn ar Die llebrigen", fiigte es him
gu, limb aus reiner : Sarf)t aeltors
ben." Si6erli6 lit in bieler orientas
li6en 2egenbe cine gu bebersigenbe
Wabrbeit entbalten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13
Wsarf 9,paim als aluseflaater.

Gin luftiger gorsans, Der iid an
Soro bes Norbbeuti6en 2lop66amz
piers r9abn" pdbrenb be1en letter
9eimrelie begeben bat, tpir6 in Bremen
blel beipro6en. 9ln Borb bes 9amz
piers betanb ii6 aud Der amsrifanilde
9umorift Wtarf 9pain.
9luf feline Nnregung bin ipurbe sum
Selten Der Seema1nsfai1e elm ioaes
nanntes ''Mock t.:al'', cine humoriz
itif9s @eri6tsfibuns, sepIamt, Bic am
II. Suli i'm groBen 9peiIefaal Ser
xSabn" CUR Nuffiibrrng gelauate. Die
Golle beg 9lngeflagten bate Waarf
Smain felbit iibernommen; stu6lf lu.
ltlge StuoenteI poI Der llmiberiitdt in
ytetp 9aben bilbetea bic @eldtp orenen.
Per Mngetlagte ipurbe gefeFeIt Dor bic
SGranfen gefiibrt unb bes 8erbre6ens
bei9ulbigt, in feinem Werfen miKentlid
faii6e unb liige1bafte 8eri6te iiber
Sitten unb @ebrdu6e frember 9fatioz
men berbreitet gu babem. Ser Mngez
tlagte pertbei6igte ii6 felbft umb bate
6abel @elegenbeit, feinem 9umor bic
3igel i9ieben gu laHen.
Nm S6lub elmer bic 2a6musfeln
Der 3uborer bauernb in Sbdtigteit ball
tenoen ldngeren &ebe ertldrte er, baB
leine geiitise 8ei6rdnftbeit f6ulb an
ieinem gergeben lei, unb bat um miIs
berube umftdnbe. 2ebtere tpurben
aud feitens Der @ei6morenen sugeItanz
ben; i'm lebrigen aber mar Ser Mngez
flaste fur f6ulbig befunben. Seine
Strafe iollte barin befeben, baB Der
Mngeflagte bis sur 2anbung bes Sam=
piers in Semti6lanb tdgli6 3 Stumbem
feline eiseren Werfe lefen folIe. Son
Der S6toere zines ioI9en urtbeils err
briidt, ianf Der llnsliidli6e su 8obem
nno bot, lieber gebdngt ait tperben, als
bieie GuaIen ausaubalten.
Ser S6er3 bate iebenfaas ieinem
gnten 3wed errei6t; bic Sammlung
fir bic SeemanusfaHe ergab 450
Mart.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13
9emtiH Gmgliidbe g6mlc,
Gan Antonio, seras.

Anertannt tii6tise 9ebranitaIt fir 8naber
unb gidoden; felt breibis Sdbren in rese.
Nirfiamteit. Sprtrefflidbe 2ebrtrafte unite,
betpabrter 2eituns. Der snsliiden Spraae
tpirb, tpie Der beutl6en, bole 8ednuus ses
trasen. auberpem llnterribt i'm Spanil1en.
ginigermaben norbereitets Scbiiler finben ie.
eerseit aufnabne, 9idbere guSfunft ertbsilen
Serr s. 8rpeS, Brdiicent ee8 Shul Sors
tanbes ilno gSm. 8arbed, Direftpr Der
Nnitalt. tum.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13

Die
W09entli4e Treie TreFe far 1Tss
erf6eint
ieoeu Qomutrfag
unb fotet
$3.50 fMr baS Sabr ober @1.26 ms
e Wnnate In UorduSbesahinma.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13

= Sd s0gere nidt, @bamterlains
@olic, Gbolera unb Siarrbce 3emebp
benz publifum gu empfeblem. Sd ges
brau6te es felbit, na6bem anbere be-
fannte Wtittel febli6lugen, unb in tpes
nigen Mlinutem mar i'd bersefent. Sd
empfeble es germ auf feline Site bin !;
ni6t bonn finan3iellen Stanbpunft aus,
benn i6 babe anbere Wlittel, an welden
i6 mebr perbiene; aber @bamberlains
1T bas bette Wtittel gegen obise &ranfz
beiten. SIS beltebt fein 3weifel bariis
ber, baB es bilft. - Sames 6prsp,
9ruggiit, Me8eDtoipn, Yenn. = Gum
gerfauf bel s. &alteDer & Son, Sows
ling & 6loob, u. 9reiB, 8. Sdudarb,
Ut. @obn C 60, s. S. Sarriion nnb
aalteDer & S6u6arb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13

tete er ft9 e1iipor = rann oaoon unb
peridmanb tn ber SiniterniB.
Son Steuem berri9te tiefeS Sbpeis
gen; bonn 9immel berab blidte bier unb
bort ein Stern. Seuf3enb ftri6 Der
@adtminb burf bas 8ldtterperf BET
4aume nno i9ien gu fliiftern: nMoro! !!
Wforb !"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13

= Wleine 6rau lit al elmer webem
8ruit; auf 9lnratben elmer 6reunbia
gebrau6te Iie Or. 9luguit 9onig's
Samburger arduterpflaiter, pelbes lie
pOllitdmbig mieberberitellte. 81. 8aine,
l131 gi. @aD>StraBe, Baltimore, Mb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13
eeynt Wa0bel Sepnrteate1tt

rnoet n oofanbgr 4usberfau at Cine gan3 Mae M0 9epp
nno Natn fnb aus Dem 2ager usge nit ipotbisem prsn
marti morben, benm mir moln dnea 6amit aufrdumem.
Sobe gaannbo platnm 6e6er Sdaufabe $8 auf
rebuairt
eooe gSaanuBbo alappfuble $4 90 au $3.50 rbust.
eu ae Stable nit ooppt 2ebne unb arfem &den hb
iebt 1925 anbersab fol ggannnBbol ab $3.50 ebt
aledrdnfc BON 81 auwdrts 56aimmSets $5 aufmdrs
Sn Maten 5uBsaepp6en, @ubenbed f bas 9as unf60ph@
Naes bag biaig
Sepptdb Nefe! strobmattem ete 8on elmer yarb u 20
yarbs Sn6aus oorbate Bargains biaig eber ufu mus
ae @e nb nit ben Yreen periebn nnb bic 2dnse amgegebeu
Sas pubfum mb 6aB sminnn fanm wnm @ uneren aus
perfauf benub.
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Strait uno 0e{unobeif.

gBenn ste ni6t trdftis une pobl fhbleu 70 perSu6en
Sic electric Sier8. 0enn Sic bte vGrippea seitpd N
Dat, peru6en Sic electric Yitters DieB Mitte ,prt
bret au bic eeber au ben Wasen unb auf bic Wieren
sslmdbis gu srfnueu. Menu Sic an nerp6iem aops.
peb lelbsn, wereeu ste bur electric 8itters Sdneas
unb eauernbe Gbbhlie nbsu Gine probe> >6lalde mirt
gle baron uberIeusen, baB bieS eas MitteI in msidss
Sic ssbrau6en. Grcbe GlaShen fur nur so Gents in
ser apctbsfe pcn Gbplpb Dreis, 3bcmpipn & 6s. ~
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13
eSns Separtememt fiir 3leioerifpffc

pat ne orme &epuon glag sesn, bic re aerbeaen unb
femfem gSaarea feben Se6en in grfounem
genn n Dame elegant geb en p 5eborf es iner
goBen Summe mebr bieien 3med gu erre6en.
es Ut uno91 aue presemagungem anufbren 8eiu &es
en9dfs uno eine iung Der pnen Sepanents ab Bic bette
Nustunf
n oe6iebeen albeoem p Crepe gu Gents Mun au IA uub
2Saeoe u 10 ens nb bic re o 10 per arb berabaebt
wor6en ~
800 paa 0errengneib aare moberner 6nt beae uo~
af Due W 81 90 blg len mun er6em perfaut ebers
baup no I'M eobug Sparmen ebufuen enaeeu bic po esem
pabrgenommen proeu oatn.
Die snbe So bas paar ab f0nnn gar ndt bertroen er
on Alr Dabfn lie in allen 6acons. Sebes paar aaranti
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13

sg- Ollie iinb ipillfommen i'm Mii.
iionSgarten beute Nbenb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13

BAY gu Dem S6uls unb Sinberfelt
beate 9lbenb I'M @iiiiOnssarten 1T Sc.
bermann eingelaben.
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T.. WOLF ON

=Hdnmnng oon Sommer yySmren iii alien 9epQrtemeuS--
"ao %eromi 5u fabebaf biaieem preiiem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-13

Seute 9lbenb i'm 9liIllonss
8arten.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
Droohlpn Gbeatres.

10 proposed to have seventeen eighteen Assembly
districts. An additional Congress District will also
give two more delegates TO the National Convention
from Brooklyn.
The Encouragement Of the Congress district lines
may have scrou, influence upon tie fortunes of tho
candidates for election or reelection next fail. An
effort Will De made to insure Democratic success In
each district 10y dividing up the Republicans, although
some Democrat, believe it wise 10 have one sure Re-
publican district, in which there will be strife over
the nomination. II will be comparatively easy TO
make four strongly Democratic districts and one sure
Republican one. The report that Congressman Chaplin
designs removing from brOokyn and becoming an ally
Of Tammany Hall in New-York doubtless grew ont of
the desire of certain other Democrats in his district for
his In Congress.
The questions involved in the apportionment are
being discussed By leading Democrats at conferences
The chief trouble is 30 segregatc the Republicans
as to make the Democratic representation in assembly
this end it probable thai at Least 70 four new new
out Of the present Elghteenth and out of the
Twenty second and out of the Twenty-nitl inLs
ctv. ' TSe U eange viii add four members tho
Board Of Supervisors, but IL VIII make no ehige
The superintendent Of 1882 added one Congress-
District to Kings County The last representative %
who thrice represented it, for term as Republican
and for two terms as a Democrat. lie was led by
Democracy but broke with his party In nj, second
term I'm Congress representing II. when ne l'lien 10
gel the support he desired 10 his measures In the
nterSs OF ireland and lIishmen. lie then became the
candidate Of Independent Democrats and kepubncans
and was defeated for reelection.
Dr. John u. BOSNIAN, Of Pieriepont-st, whose
funeral was held yesterday. was n close personal
friend Of ex Cleveland and frequently visited
him I'm Washington and elsewhere They spent several
vacations together I'm the AdirOndacks. where Dr.
BOSNIAN had been accustomed TO 20 for many years.
George g. Forres the we'll known south Brooklyn
Republican i recovering from the effects OF severe
attack Of the grip His interest in politics is as lively
ever. . ,. l.. Al, ia. l.,
ono Of the most enthusiastic skaters In the city IL
sidney Y Lowell the lawyer. He found time TO leave
his briefs the first day that the ice open In Prospect
PARK 10 make the most II IT, and no one regretted the
htcvitv of the skating season more than he.
Daniel ". 1almadce. former clerk OF PEmou t
church Is receiving CONCENTRATIONS upon his victory
in The Court Of Appeals in his suit for damages for
cro.s libel regarding his public career when he was
one of the Republican members 0I assembly from
KINGS County. lie viii get about 5000.
General Jamc, Jourdan fled from the severity OF
thn climate Of Brooklyn and staten Island last week
and went Il Florida for bamy breezes. He VIII
return in a short time ,,.,,, - -
lanes : r. Stranahan was In Washington on n
visit last week II is nearly forty years since he was
there as a member Of Congress
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY JANUARY

to the extensive money-losng inventory sale of
Shoes now progressing in the department. e. .
Ladies' Tan, Gray and Black SUEDE oxford Ties,
Patent leather Vamps, sold at $500 and SS.5o-
Monday, 81 80. ~
Ladies Gray, Tan and Black suede OAiorn lies
sold at S3.b0-MQnday, say Si:4o.
Ladies' Romeo Nlippcrs in Goat and Russian
Leather, sold at 81. - and S3.oo-These Sl.3G.
Ladies French Bronze BEADED slippers sold at
$500, $50 and Si.OG-For Sl.dO. :,
Ladies' Suede Opera slippers, silver braided, soil
at S3.31-For Si.41.
Ladies' Kangaroo Cork Sole Button Boots, strictly
handmade sold at $500 and 500, TO close AT
S3.l3.
ladies French Calf lIandscwcd Button Boots, sold
at II. 90 and Sc 80, 10 close at 500.
ladies Bright Dongoa Button Boots, plain toe
and tipped opera, and {. >. lasts, sold at sou
and S?s1-Monday. Sl.33.
Ladies' Bright Dongola Button Boots, genuine
cork solos, opera and common sense lasts, sold al
S4.j0-Ihese. S2.70.
Ladies' Straight Goat FoXed Dongoa top Button
Boots plain toe and tipped, opera ana e. ;. lasts
sold at $500 and S3.50-Ihesc. Sl.9e
Shoes .cOnd hOOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
G1THERED ABOUT TOXIN.

The marriage OF Mrs. Harriet L. Bedding. OF NO 3io
nc,lford ave- 10 sylvester b. Beldng was annued BY
.Judce BARTLETT I'm the supreme Court yesterday
ExMayor \. C. Chaplin. Member Of Congress from
fine I'D District denies that he has any intention OF
selling his h0use in Eighthaye. and removing 70 New
York lie says Brooklyn j. good ana COMFORTABLE
p,ncc for him To live in and it will always be his home
40 political Inducements could prevail upon him 10
leave Brooklyn, and none had been offered
The Rev. NJ. NJ Manga,arian, preacher for the New
York society for Ethical Culture, will preach TINS
morning I'm the second Unitarian Church.
The suit brought by James McCarty against Darwin
J. Meserolc for whom he worked coachman. to re-
cover $1,000 as damages falhe imprisonment upon
"A char ge Of ale led theft. has been discontinued
Mayor Boody Corporation Counsel jerks. and Prea'
dent Uhlmann. of the Union Elevated Railroad Com
panv. discussed yesterday the pending bill to build
bridges over the East River ut Broadway ahd az
Iludson-avc.
conference regarding the transfer OF the county
insane to the care Of the state by the Mayor 'orpora
tion Counsel supervisorat Large and the CHARITIES
commissioners WAS called for yesterday, but IN the
absence Of the committee Of the Board OF SUPERVISORS
in charge Of the farm and buildings, the mece
ing was adjourned until Thursday
The Rev Willard H. Robinson will preach his fare-
well sermon I'm the pulpit Of the First Baps' Chucn'
in Pcrrepont-st, toGvy. lie has become CcngreS%
tonast.
The Rev J. II. Lucas. pastor OF Trinity hethodss
Protestant Church south Fourth and Roeblins sts mas
arranged with the Rev. W. IL. GLADDEN., OF ohio 70
conduct a series of cvangclstlc meetings beginning on
sunday February H.
Remsen Rushmore has been elected president on the
civ saving, Bank f. succeed Mayor Body, VINO 70
signed when he took his present ONCE
Tho Dridpc trustees were directed by the supreme
Court Yesterday u pay for the property OF }. J.
o,conpor taken for Bridge purposes, in one month
from the entry of the order.
rdn, Fmbank ten years old. of No. SOB Third ST..
w,s ar,acncd before Police Justice Tighe Yesterday
upon a charge Of stealing money from the till In tho
cic,rstore of Peter Lapp ut No. 80 Fifthave. She
confesses 10 having taken s45 at different times and
IN have given the money q her mother The mother
saws the little girl told her she found 1t. On one
occasion she took a 80 bin. Lapp caught her By
attaching an electric bell TO the money till. The
chid's father has been ont of work for six months.
Tn. child was pat in of the society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty to Children.
The associate alumnae OF the Packer Collegiate
Institute in respect TO the memory Of Mrs. Ilalris L
Packer, who recently died. have postponed until
Easter Monday and Tuesday THE Shakespearean
CARNIVAL which was 10 take place In February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
NOVELTY
DRESS STUFFS
FOR THIS SPRING.

The dress goods dept announces for
Monday an opening Of Novelty Dress
Goods for spring wear.--Ex1uisltc
specimens of Crcpons, Crinkled WOOL
lens, Scotch TwccdS and Chcviots,
Challies, Pike Cord Bedfords, Birds
Eve BcdfordS. Ottoman BcdiordS,
Catalina Bcdfords.
Among the fresh spring stnfis are these
following leaders:
Scotch Tweeds and ChcviOtS, intending
the new shevron weave. Cable Cord
Diagonals, Bannockburn> and Paisley
mixtures. pure WOOL exclusive designs,
zoe.
Homespuns, 4O-in. wide, entirely new
spring shades, 37c.
Scotch Suitings, with shotovcr effects,
45c
Dress Goods-Lcit centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
SACQCES,
SKIRTS. GOWNS,
\ GOLDEN CHANCE!

40 pcs best quality elder down blessing Sacgucs.
velvet cuf and collar, full sleeve, all sizes been
50 10: 10 De - 9S
turkish Towclling Ious Sacqucs. in variety Of
shades handsome and no trouble to DO up; JUST
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THINKS SIZE IS Full or LIZARDS
. woNAN's STRANGE HALLUCINAT1oN-A PHASE
OF INDIGESTION.

. woNAN's STRANGE HALLUCINAT1ON-A PHAoH
OF INDIGESTION.
For ecveraI days Mrs. Dora Miller, midde-aeed
,,.o,,,a, living at ~. 1876 Graham-ave., has been
eao.,g from severe pains IN her heart SEVERN
,hv.,ci,ns were called in bat none seemed 10 nc
ahio ~ relieve her. The case greatly puzzled inc
nLvs,ciaug. although they attribute the trouble 10
tnd,co.,ion II has now occurred TO the suhcnnS
$50, that her agony IS caused by several lLaid'
,.riot she swallowed twenty-slX years ago
mt +. the story told by her. When girl she was
oo,,aced in harvesting with other members OF inc
tniIv nm a little farm in Germany, in August l9oo'
,,hn sho went TO q spring to get IA drink OF "a'cr'
wI,re lending over The brook drinking water ehc
;u.ar,,,rod Che says. half dozen small nzafu''
,,,,. were used and all except two If the rep
,,~ ~ cot ont Of her stomach Attempts "cre
,'a,o ,o remove the Others. but they failed \ ~"
,',,s la,cr Mrs Miller say, She came 10 AmcH'' =,
,I, M evil results from the lizards until seNci''
',a.. later when they began TO trouble hef 0'
non, ,o uen,lv every hospital In New-fork ana h'ooA
Ia, 4, hone, Of getting some relief but all 40 ~.
g, Far DAYS .hc went without food Ihc H"'u
-, q, Ioavc her. They would often, .he say y,
e nm -. far rs her throat, and che wonld auoP
- va hor.ef OF them by coughing. ,,a,.o ~
" nv roins in her throat have been 80 HlIhhior
a., ab, Ger screams have ncen heard by the 'n,,
Thn ny sicians say that the woman - suhei"s - ~
Indigestion.