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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-12-09
DENTISTRY.

MARTIN, Dentist. Office in Blake's build
- Ing Little Falls MINI. All work warranted.
Our rs years practical experience in the Dental
Art assures us that we can guarantee TO the pub
nc that our work will be honOrab bly, and scientif-
cally done ana equal to the best.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-12-09
Ice Rink Opening.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
The parties who are running the
ice rink on the river have made some
material improvements during the
past week. The size of the rink has
been almost doubled, and the ice
has been put in excellent condition.
1t is their intention to have every
accumulation possible for the
lovers of the exhilerating sport dur
ing the winter.
This evening there will be grand
furnished by the band and the rink
Illuminated with electric lights. An
excellent time is promised to all who
attend
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-12-09
School Tax Lew.
$1,000
Besides this amount the district

Besides this amount the district
will receive $3, 200 from state appOr-
tionment and $500 from the special
mill tax. The $4,000 will just
about pay the present annual ex-
pense of the schools. The valuation
of the district is now $S09,613, SO the
levy will make a special school tax
Of about 12h mills. 1t is higher than
usual, but the attendance has in
creased faster than the assessed val
uation, and the board has gone to
the expense of buying all school
books and has paid better salaries
than were necessary q few wears ago.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-12-09
A Eick from st. Cloud.

ST, CLOUD, Mimi, Dec. 2-At a
meeting of the city council held last
night q committee consisting of Aid.
George W. Stewart, City Attorney
NJ. D. Taylor and Auditor Vossberg,
was sppointed to go to st. Paul to-
morrow an protest against the
proposed tax increase OF SO per cent
on acre property in this city which
is regarded as great injustice.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1892-12-09

Gov. Merriam has appointed J. NJ.
Rich, uf Red Wing, to succeed O. Nj.
Hall on the State Board of COrrec-
tiOn and Charities.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.


Columbus Celebration, Brooklyn
downtown Merchants Republican Club. No. 176 Fulton
st. noon. ,.s,
.evcnty.sixth.st. and Tenth-ave., 80 to p. m
University Of the City of New-York Executive Com
mittce. 80 y. m. ~
staten Island Academy Columbus Day exercises. 80
woodstock Republican Club No. 1893 UniOn.ave. 8
German Harrison and Reid Club. No. 2s5 Bleeckerst.
y.
Italian Republican meeting. No. +es Pearl.st. D. M
West side Republican Club. Hotel Endieott. ,. M
T. s. Grant Republican Club. No. II suhok'-t. .
German Republican Club XIxh Assembly Dlsrict
Boulevard and sixty-seventh-st D. m
Lincoln Pioneer Corps. No. Sc Clinton Place. p. m
Irish.Anerican Republican Club No. 1887 Thrd-ave.
whlteaw Reid Legion bennerraisins. No. 1921 Broad
way. y.
suburban Republican Club one-hundred- and.seyen,y.
sixth.st and West vandcIbiltave.. D. m
German Veterans msss.meeting. Germanis Assembly
Rooms. p.
First Republican Presidential Voters Of Harlem. No. 15s
Yves. one.hundro d. and twenty afth-st.. .. m.
WorkIngmen's School Columbus Celebration, No. 100
West Fifty .fOur;h.st 10 "a m.
industrial Alliance 1t Assembly District. No l76 Fulton
st..
XXIIId Ward Republican Club Brooklyn. p. m.
XXVIIth Assembly District Harrison and Rcd Cam
,aign Club No 1888 First-sve.. D. m.
SAM West Republican Association mass.mee,ing, No
PSI East FouIth-st., p. IN.
Executive Committee With Assembly District COlorcd
Logon, No l91 Bleecker-st, p. m
Republican ma.smeetng, Town Hall. New Hchc!lc
s p. m.
Gutenburg races. D. m.
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SUBURBAN TOWNS.
Jersey CITY.

The report that exsherif Robert Davis had oee''
indicted BY United states Grand jury for conspiracy
created no great interest in this city for the reason
that such result had been anticipated since uc rs'
proceedings were had In the case. That was Wneh
Mr. Peshall made his application for the VIII. 'uaee
Davis Was asked by Tribune reporter YESTERDAY VIVA.
truth there was In report and he said be dh not
,rnu He said the prisoners, Moschell, Hart and
Faon were legally in his custody, and 30 remained
until surrendered by the court
Mayor wanser, Of this city, says ~ WILL appear
from Judge Porter's decision, that ne sauotboA
stIfYcrs Who worked for the city sr entitled 70 their
nav II the higher court sustehs the decision mayor
Wanser Will hgn the warrant
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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Cooking
Electricity.
Cleveland Baking Powder
Exhibit,
Madison Square Garden.
Theological Seminary has been fixed for ono week TOE

Theological Seminary has been fixed for week from
Monday evening.
The Amherst Young Alumni Association Will hoid
its annual meeting and dinner at the St Denis Hotel
on Tuesday evening. The Rev. DR.. Charles H. FarK-
hurst has consented to make an address
decree OF divorce filed In Saratoga County
on Tuesday, obtained by DR.. Cacace OF Naples Italy,
from Mrs Anna Cacace. the former wife OF william
Campbell. She Is the woman whose pictures were
recently seized by the customs officers. and she Is
now living at No. 1911 Broadway.
Charles searles, Of the oldest members OF tho
stock Exchange, died October I8 at bis home. In
Brooklyn, Conn. He was elected member OF the
Exchange August g. 1862, and there are only two
members living who were elected before that time.
Several years ago ne retired from business.
Fourteen new complaints were sworn out by Mr..
Kaufman. the diamond broker OF No. % Johnst.'
against Mr. and Mrs Jose Gomez In the Tombs Police
Court yesterday. This action was taken TO enable
the authorities to obtain possession Of the Jewels in
the pawnshops where they had pledged Them
The Southern Society will have the first of It's
series OF subscription dinners at the clubhouse TO-
morrow
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

BIG ISSUES OF AN OFF YEAR.-Printed last yeaH
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

There will be exercises In honor OF Columbus In the
Girls High School THE morning, and addresses VIII
be made by Mayor Boody, Judge Bartlett, j. I. Hen
dirk and DR.. W. ii. Maxwell
Health Commissioner Griffin took Ambulance surgeon
Dent 10 task Yesterday for falling TO take pauen's
suffering with chronic alcoholism to the brooklyn
Hospital In emergency calls Dr. Dent explained hat
the hospital would not receive such patients. COM
missioner Griffin will that different arrangements
are made.
Miss Lima Baer recovered $1,000 yesterday IN 'he
City Court as damages for breach of promise OF mar
riare from Michael Schumm. who did not keep DIS
promise because he already married. lie put III
no defence
The Long Island Baptist Association hhlshed i's
twentysixth annual session in the Centennial h"pue'
Church yesterday. Considerable ne was gwen I"
considering young peoples socct md SUNDAY schooi
,rork A number Of addresses were made The as
ISOLATION will meet next year in the Cen'rai baPus'
Church, in Marcy ave-
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE pLAINs.-At the regular quarterly business
.,eetinc OF the Westchester County Temporary Home
for Protestant Children yesterday, Mrs. Wm'eaw keio
,.s elected manager This Institution is 81 uated
I'm Nortbst White Plains. and has over 100 children
IN I, Al the conclusion Of the reception 10 tsitors
Charles Butler president Of the institution n@ae an
address. A. b. Crane OF scasedaie ana Ut 'Wno,,
Dnnham of Irvington also made addreSsee Many
nrominent women OF the county were present.
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LONG ISLAND.

FLATBUSH.-The annual Inspection ana pnraoe Oh
the Volunteer Fire Department took place yesterday
,even companies numbering $50 men. with bands and
drum corps paraded through the principal streets
~ the town. four days fair, under the
auspices Of the Ladies Aid Association OF the Geran
lutheran Church. of which the Rev. z. j. JuDeIt IL
mas or was opened at the Town Hall last night.
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HOME NEWS.
rNrvT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

COLON DE-Governor Thomas G. Jones. Of Alabama
r1ErH AVE-Ex.Conercssmen Frederick Miles, OF Con
oacticut BOFFMAN-Wilson 5. Bssel. Of Buffalo
IIAZA-Emillo de Muruags. formerly Spanish Minister
a, washin gton, and John H. Holmes, OF Boston VIC
TORIA-Count and Countess de la Forest Divonne. Of
Is1s Anderson. second secretary OF the united
States Legation London.
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NEW-INEk CITY.

Charles Evesson. the brother OF Miss Estele Clay
ton, gned and held at jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday afternoon, TO answer the charge OF
forgery preferred by a. Fissc of the Fifth Avenue
Bank Evesson is accused Of forging his sisters
10 a check for $3.50.
The date Of the annual Students reception of Union
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oc,ob.r H. for Southampton passed the sciy ISLANDS az
Stcsmer Teutonc tBr). Irving from Lyerboo' % "''
from Queenstown for New-York at IN Vnyk 0ctober
from New oh o'uDo''
g arrived At D tstol October 20 1870. ,~ SavyorE
oc;ohsr q sr,iycd at London october 20 1., ,..,s
Stcaner sttath (Br, Cofmdck, from INN" P'''
,o, Ssr.York arrived at Suez OCTOBER 20
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 6:14lSeo 5:o7iMoon sets 81 pnlMoons age
HIGH WAFER TO-DAY.
AM-Sandy Hook :54 GOV. Island 20Hell Gate 10 10
P.M-Sandy HOOK :o7C'Ov. Island 49 Hell Gate 10 AZ
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| ! A r N
as
Fn'uAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN DAY..
With the Best
The Market Affords.

| 100 pair Antique Curtains
Linen Scrm Centres. with hand made
8 inserting and edge worth S.25...............:.iA
Fine Scotch Lace Curtains
made extra long for hotel and
q large windows-sro-t impossible
to find olsewhere-vslue SO. Observation-Disclosures
Cream Madras Curtains
deep dados and side borders. -~....~....:..1n
Tinted Madras Curtains
beautiful combinations in Light
Blue. Pink. Green. Gold and Wood ,ones.......3M
italian Snowflake Curtains
tinted satin stripes and dado. .........:::..4s
Odd Pairs Silk Curtains
8 Dsmask and Stripe-sll reversible.
$500 500 and $1,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
200 pair Chenille Portercs
g designs and coors hitherto sold
az $500 and 800-sssorments
somewhat broken INTERCHANGEABLE
still Finer Chenille Poreres
very wide dados-wsre $1,000
8 Fancy Cotton Velvet Draperies
40 inches wide-slke both sides
with and without borders-a colors. ca
$ Royal Blue Drnperirs
40 inches wtde-wOrth 5o.......--....--.....1ses
New Fancy SikOlines-35 inch
s japanese ard Floral designs
with and without borders. .l2a cn
French sash DIusiins
Spots and hgures-snge and
double bordeTs-worth S9..........--.....-.....25c
Irish Point Sash MusIns
$ finished both sdes-worth
so fine Oriental Rugs
Turkish and Persian designs
, to o foot long-worth s21 oO.......-......-suss
White Goatskin Rugs
yards long-perfecty deodorzcd ...............2W
TwO-tOned ChevrOn stripes
| 81 inches wide-fancy rough
effects in Stripes and Palds; worth 75..........49ch
, Fancy Bourcttc Mixtures
Brown. Blue and other desirable colors.......S9e cts
so pieces fine Black Goods
All wool-wide and narrow
satin strpcs-wortn cts
so pieces Cord FaiIIe silks
new shadcs-also Crystal
Weave Bengalines-lght and dsrk c.s
Fancy Striped Peau De Sole
% inches wide-very desirable for
Waists. Skirts and Combinations. eN
Celored japanese Crepes
all the delicate evening
shades-wOrth IS CO
Extra fine Scotch FIanueIs,
plain and stripes-worth 3D.. CO
Fancy Carriage Blankets
handsome styles-worth 500
Plush Lap Robes
Mohair Plush Lap Robes
5 styles-worth $1,000 ..eeAe
Ladies' Dress Trunks-Ss and 40 inch
covered-iron bottom
naeable iron trimmings-worth ECO ...e6W
8 800 Genuine Alligator Bags-17 inch
cafskin Undiscovered frame
q hand. handle-worth So0.....
RS will give every desired infermatie.s
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Ladies' Scotch Cheviot Dresses
with Refer tight.ftung coats
before offered under sl6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Handsome Combination Dresses
with saun faced coats,
plain or with fancy braids; worth s22 %
Handsome Three. Pece Suite
with waist TO match
Of fancy Surah-worth $50. oo............-..l5.e5
Imported Cloth Costumes
richly made up with velvet
and fancy sIhps worth $4,000. es
Fancy Flannel Wrappers
also all.woo Cashmere with
silk collars aud CUTS. ..."~".~---""."... .Ss
Black and Colored Cheviot Jackets
with opossum. Raccoon and
short curled Astr~chan trim worth sic. o....e 90
Imported Whipcord Jackets
half lned-Russan back.
Ladies' Cloth Finish GOssamers
mixtures ent plaid efects-al sizes
Ladies' Muslin Might Dresses
yoke OF 20 fine tucks-with nsertings
and rufie OF em'y-an sizes 90 cts
Fine Fancy Night Dresses
with and without COlorcd Chamoray.
Collars and CuGs-all sizes..-...."..--...os cts
Special Lot Of UnderYear
Chcmse, Drawers, Skirts and
Gowns-neaty made and trimmed. 80 cts
1000 Pair Boys hnee rants
extra heavy anc fine 20 IA yrs
usually sj-Frid,y. cts
1000 Cloth Caps
Navy and Cadet Blue-Bicycle
Polo Navy and Msry; worth 40 cts
Misses Fine Cloth Jackets
Caeviot and DlaDnal-new length. .............39S
Misses Gos.amer Circulars
Plain and STps-s4 TO SO inches long...........oec
Flannel md Cashmere Dresses
Bretonne Spencer and Suspender styles.........leS
Ladies' All. Wool Hose
Ribbed and psn-coors and oack c'S
ChiIdren's Extra Ribbed Hose
all wool-double kDees-worth 35.............19 cts
ChiIdrcm's Heavy Ribbed Cotton
fast hack-all szes-worth cts
Ladies' Egyptian Ribbed Vests
also Paat-all szes-wsrN 5o................S9c cts
Mems Camelshnir Socks
also Fancy Webb Brscss... cts
Mem. Cnmeishair Underwear
also Natural Wool shirts and Drawers.......eS cts
Men. Austraiiaa Wool stirts
also Dn wars-whts only. 40
500 SIX Umbvsiiss
Gold and Silver mounted haadIes. 90
Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves
+.bu..on-sai shades and Black. 10 cts
Ladies' best Quality Biarrtii
oil shades end cts
CoIored Chiffon Drspery Nets
plain and ngured-worth lee - S.oo........"9s cts
Black Chsntilly LAGOS
q 70 q inches widc-worth observation-disclosures. cts
Mink Fur Bons
With head and cAws-worth sl2......-"-.....so%9
Full list OF specialties for the dny can
All ns advertised. Usher
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SHORT TALKS WITH AMERICAN VOTERS
~. page pamphlet composed entirely Of the masnih.
cent articles Of Hon. Roswell G. Horr written Tor
The Weekly Tribune, on tho Tarin and the Currency
This 10 perfect ndss Of isfsrmaon for nm Aggressive
Rsp"sileas e"mpaiss. Ever, Campaign orator sheasd
posses" copy. Probation No, Tax" why a iiish
Tariff Paws" - The Real Uoc,ri,. ,~~',os."
vRics and resr 10 America" n .ciproc -
'Nis"sy fer the reopis' "Fssu Implsm. ut. Abroad
Tho Omaha Platform" Farm Moussses" and
"AN'anss Fiat msasy Nonsense" are euiy few Il
shs ts1ics treated. - ssass q se.y
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MR. REDS SPEECHES. No. lIS.-spseches OF
Whitcluw Reid duriss tho present campaign.
pnges Of tho Weekly Tribune. I cent n COPY. 1000
co,es $500 In lets Of 10000. $3.50 per 1000.
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Announcement y.

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D..
10 WEST s9THST.
D.sa.. ~ the system tienitou rlnary o'Ess
,nDtsency and Sterillty. Hours. 20 /. . % 3
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Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dcntilric &c
~. he,t tooth powder the world for preseVn; nv
sssh "Refresking and delici"us." Is cents bo'9e
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TRIBUNE EXTRAS.
CAMPAIGN.

.,,KIxIEY PRICES. EXTRA 112.-A popular.
low sheet Extra, presenting In popular form the
he's, uo,nt. from Mr. Aidrteh's great speech Ia tho
states and tho results OF the non.par-
,,.un ,vr,tiantion OF prices, and sbowus the excel
len, effect Of the Mckinley bill Wages and Prices
.pnrr, Of The Weekly Tribune. cent n copy 100
comics, 81 cents 1000 copies. 3d. Inl lots oil 10000
80 " 1000.
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FINANCE AND FARMING. No. 114.-Thc bc.r Of
rho nancy articles OF MIR. Horr. In tho pamphlet
mined nbovr. Reprinted in low priced sheet form
for popular distribution. Makes pages Of The
Weekly Tribune. = ccHts IA copy 1o0 copies. 80
cents 1000 copies, 81. In lots Of 1O,00U and more
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THE TARIFF AND WAGES. No. Iis.-wnl Demo-
cratic Testimony to Mckinley prosperity from the
Bureau Of Labor statistics and the Banking Depart
meut Of this state. Price cent. 1000 copies. So.
In lot. Of 10000, $3.50 per I.OOs.
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CONVENTION OF THE EPwoRTH LEAGUE.

The fourth annual convention of the newborn
District OF the Epworth League met yesterday ai'er
noon at the South second Street Mcthodst hpS''p"
Church. all the delegates being present Inc coh'eh
lion WAS called TO order by A. :. Kavanagh. the
president and tie devotional exercises were conoucteo
by the Rev. William H. Lawrence. The rev. pr'
II. y. Weston pastor OF the church, then maze all
address Of welcome to the delegates. After the ap'
pointment Of special committees the reports OF 'he
various committees read. The REV. "iihahl
Mast Frederick of Bos,O on then delivered address
on "Why | Am Methodist Before the afternoon
session was brought to close the following omcers
were elected President. the Rev. Abram s. kavanagn
vicepresidcul, II. j. NOgel second vice president,
John QUAIL third vice president, Walter +. Br.ant
fouIth vice Orc sdcnt Harry g. simpson correspond
ing secretary Frederick L. Foster recording secretary
William ii. HanfOrd.
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HOMESTEAD PHOTOGRAPHED No. II5.-Whh
re.uts of n svcciai iuvesti cation of wnxes cost Of
living nd the causes the recent strike pages Of
The Weekly Tribune. cont copy. 100 copies. b
cents. 1000 copies. 50. In lots Of 10000. s2.J0
nor 1000.
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PROTECTION NOT TAX, No. 113.-Thc best Of
the otcctlvo tnrin articles OF Mr. Horr Reprinted
4, low prcrd sheet form for popular distribution.
pnac- Of The Weekly Tribune. cent per copy. ZOE
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or more, $3.50 per 1000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-21
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A LITTLE GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.

Elsie Mass nine years old. OF No. go Lynchst..
died yesterday afternoon in st. GATHERINGS Hospital
from the effect OF burns received on "Wednesday even
Ing nv the overturnlng Of kerosene lamp. Elsie
was alone In the house and studying her lessons
nj the dining room table. and In leaning over on tne
fable she upset the lamp. Icr clothing Immediately
tool fire and her scream, attracted tho other tenants
I'm the house. Before titcy could secure blankets 10
extinguish the flames the girl had run from the
opartments into the street. she was then mas
of flames ana william Martin. c0ored man PASSING,
caught the child IN his arms ard succeeded In Pulurhs
out the fire. In dong 80 he was badly Duiheu ~
cjr was taken TO i. GATHERINGS Hospital where she
suffered the most intense agony until death CAME