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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
ORANGE.
THE BOARD OF TRADE ORGANIZED.

THE BOARD OF TRADE ORGANIZED
Tho Board Of Trade Of the Oranges was formally
organized last evening. There are 40 charter mem
bers among them nearly all the business men OF the
Oranges The permanent officers are: President zap
tain Ambrose NJ Matthews. OF Orange; vice presidents.
John c. Conover. OF Orange: Charles NJ Decker OF
Fast Orange William J. Mccall, Of West Orange
secretary, Frank W. Baldwin; treasurer. Thomas VI.
Cusack: board Of directors, Henry F.. Jepson E1hi'
Doremus and George r. OlcOtt, Of Fast orange
Lawrence I. Fell, Joseph T. Brady. Horace stctsoh
and Frederick W. Kelsey, OF Orange; Frank JENKINS
and Frederick Cummings, 81 West Orange Inc
secretary instructed " advertise for bids Tor oVo
shade trees TO be delivered In the fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
BLOOMFIELD.

WHAT Has BECOME OF MRS. FlTZGERALD1
The residents OF this place are much antated
over the disappearance Of Mrs. sarah b. Fzgcr1ld
wife OF William F.. Fitzgerald, a dealer IN SILK under
wear at No GS Grand St. New York Mrs. Fitzgerald
left her home No. 81 ClinOn-st. Bloomfield, about
a O'Clock on Tuesday afternoon. She told servant
girl she was going do some shopping. That was the
Inst seen of her. and all efforts To- truce her havr
health when he left her Tuesday morning to go 10
his BUSINESS. He fears that she has been overcome 10y
heat and has wandered of and met with fuul pay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Morris Rerr. who IS suspected OF having murdered
Hester Mary Anderson near Perth AmbOy on June :,
was lodged in the county Jail In this city late on
wednesday night. lie was arrested at Chicago at his
home in that city, on Saturday evening y boy Twelve
wears old living in Perth AmbOy positively identifies
Eerc as one Of two men who chased him with knife
away from the vicinity Of the crime shortly after II
was committed. Berg swears that he has never been
I'm Perth Anboy In his lifc and that the date Of the
murder he wns in Philadelphia in the morning and In
Trenton In the afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAM
FOREIGN PORTS.

Queenstown; July sailed steamer C'ty q Berlin
and from Liverpool. hence for New York .., 49,
Southampton. July "S-Arrvcd. steamer 'oumhla'
VogclgrSang. from Ncw-Noik July y for lannliiis'
I,,uhurc July .S-AruNcd steamers Nillhomr"h
,Grri Schacfcr from Ncw-York JuIJ .; DANA V'''
t,uhl,ycn. from Now-York July Ii.
ejth -Sailcd steamer Sueyia 0icr) Bauer Tor New
Ercncn. July s-Salied steamer Gcra 0cr. jaeger
for Nrw-York. m, ,,,,
j" Antwerp July 28-Salod steamer Cncago (BD' wat
son for Ncw-YOrk ,,.......
SUI, mstordam July 2G-Arriyed. steamer Rotlei dam
NTH Roggcvccn. from New-York July H.
-" ic,ta July 2l-Sailcd steamers Picqua (Brl Grown,
g. X~w.York; Roman Prince OBI, Burgess for New
iork. ,,u 90 rouod s,o.uor tto.dlorss mr.,
for sandy Hook. 80, - ,,, .. 49,, M,
60 from New-YOrk July 10 on her way ID lntlic.
~ i,atd Julv 2S-Pass"d. steamer Amsterdam fDt'hl
o,ngsr from NcwYork July lG. on her way to B0uo@nc
and rottcrdam. ,, ., ,,, ,o. ,,,..,ss,,,,i
M Racquet. from NewYork July 10. on her way ~
'nnihraltar July 2s-Passcd steamer Victoria (Iir)
,obnstnn from Mediterranean ports on her way ~ New
ORR, July 2s-Arrvcd, steamer Vigllanca, Cross
nan from Ncw-YOrk July II, and proceeded for Bahia
and I.lo J1neifo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
NEWARK.
TIE NEW WATER SUPPLY.

Ata meeting OF the Board Of Works Yesterday repre-
sentatives Of the East Jersey Water Company appeared
to repeal the demand for payment ~ the T''"V"'""
dine from the ty upon the completion OF the plant Tor
tho now watcr supply special committee, including
the engineers appointed by the board at the last
meeting reported In favor Of paving the company
al 100000 IN cash, and 100000 when The PIPE I'M"
shond hive been put I'm condition Ia comply with the
terms Of the contract. II Is also thought the company
should give bonds for 100000 T. guarantee the COM
pleon of the work.
The report adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
ROCKLAND COUNTY

NYACK.-The Rev. Francis Bell, colored, Of this
Mace who was recently brought into unpleasant
prominence through a story about Daisy Lee. a mu-
latto GIRL and member OF his congregation. denies
that he used undue influence over the girl. He says
she came to MS church Of her free will, and be-
came convinced that the Baptist doctrine OF INNER
sion WAS the right one and therefore wished TO leave
the Methodist Church The Rev. MIR. Bell bapscd
her In the Hudson River Her relatives and friends
took offense al this. and have since, the minister
SAYS prosecuted both him and Daisy. Mr.. Bell says
that Daisy did not live at hi hOn.e, and that lie al
ways treated her kindly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
TWO BOYS DROWNED IN ELIZABETH
ONE OWED AND HIS HEAD STUCK IN THE MUD
THE OTHER HAD CRAMPS.

THE OTHER HAD CRAMPS
Samuel Kaufman. fifteen years old. son OF David
Kaufman a wholesale junk dealer at No. 3lS oou'h
spnnget. dvtd into the Elizabeth River near MS
home Yesterday afternoon for swim. and his h's'h
sticking in the soft mud, he was suhocated before az
could be got ont
James Halpen. q ha"knan' jumped ih'o 'ne war
10 save the hoy and nearly persisted himself He gut
fast in the mud nearly up to his hips and was taken
ont with great difficulty
About the same time James Fcnlon. n'nHteen N"frS
old a grocery clerk, who lived at No. % Mlannc-St''
walked from bis homo the Elizabeth River for nath
lie had only swan a short distance when he utt"r'n
n sharp cry and throwing up his arms, sahh out "i
sight The body not recovered Tor several hoiS'
Il * supposed the young man was atiachol "lln
cramps. Young Kaulmans BODY was also r'co'"reu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
A NAVAL VETERAN ASSOCIATION ORGANIZED

About twenty five veterans of the Navy met 10 the
Grand Jury room in the Kings County Court House
last evening and organized the Monitor Naval Veteran
Association of Brooklyn. Bernard Callahan, VINO
served on the ship Aries was made chairman ana
John BurnIage OF the monitor Nantucket, secretary
IL was decided 10 apply TO the National Association
for charter, and 10 send delegates to the mee'ihB vi
the National Association In Baltimore in the faii.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
HAMILTON GETS OFF on A FINE PUNT

1t IS not exactly easy for n layman TO understand
Why the two indictments against Daniel Hamilton. pro-
pretor Of HamtOn's Hotel ut No. 81 ClarkSon-st.,
dismissed Yesterday Judge Fitzgerald in General
Sessions ended the prosecution Of the charges the
recommendation Of Assistant Dsfrct-Atorney barlow
6. Weeks. The two Indictments were for grand larceny
In the first degree. On December IL. 1891 Hamilton
sold "A bill OF exchange for f13O. MarTack a. War
ringon, bankers. in Liverpool 10 Edwin Pail. Penn
sylgania miner. on the next dav Hamilton sold an
other draft the firm. this time for 1910. 10 John
Martin. OF No. 4O9 IIudson-st. Both drafts were as
worthless wrapping paper.
SO anxious the firm In Liverpool 10 prosecute
Hamilton that the junior partner. Matthew Warning
ton. came 10 NewYOrk to testify against him. Mr..
Weeks explained that Hamilton could not be convicted
because he had not declared to Ball and Martin thai
he at the time had the money to his credit In Liver
pool lie merely gave them TO understand that Le
would have IL there when the drafts were presented.
The distinction seems fine one and II is pity that
the strictAttOrneys office did not examine the ar Is
In advance. instead Of indicing Hamilton first. The
hotel keeper had drawn the Liverpool bankers for
$4,000 when he hadn't penny 10 his credit there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
HOME NEWS.
nno,uxrrr ApPIYAIS Az TIE HOTELS.

AsTOR-Professor T. c. Mendenhall, OF Washington
u G. FIFTH AvENUE;-Senotor CALVIN 3 Brice OF
Ohio and Congressman j. f. Washington OF lehheNs'c'
CIR sEyGenc.ol A. Med McCook, Unitd states Army.
ru.xn coio,ol Robert H. Hall, United States Army.
UoILANp-Charles II. Comp, OF Philadelphia. VIC
TORI A-Inhn q. MllbuTn, o. BunalO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

iO-DAr.
.upr,,, 4As set. 7ls Moon set, 1921 pm Moonsage
wArEE
<x-sandy Hk II ~ Gov. Isrd.. ll46 Hell GO. 0os
pU-ssndy IIE.. al Al Gov. sld.. ii 90 Hen Io. IbS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THE USE OF KNOCK OUT" DRUGS DISCOURAGED

Charles Martin John Widner and Fritz Hoze are
said to be the Inventors Of Knockout stuff" an
aid I'M robbery. This compound consists OF optates
and Is given In beer whiSkey TO the men who are
10 be robbed. The drug is Administered IN gerus
quantities, and one man who took II made sick
for several weeks. Early In June the three met
Uktch Veragatti. Of No. Is Greenwich-st IN q bar
room and gave him some OF the Knockout liquid
Tben they took him outside and robbed him OF 1873.
They arrested and yesterday they pleaded guilty
In Genral Sessions TO robbery In the second dgrce
Recorder Smyth told them that men who used
poison In Their rObberes deserving OF not tho
least mercy He sentenced each TO fourteen years
and eight months IN states prison. the maximum
penalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29

MONMOUTH PARK RACES ON TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS AND .SiArTKbAYs, ,,,,
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF New-Jersey,
foot OF berty-st at S:l5 10 80. IL 80 M. IL 80
Special II AS Special. 90 Special 80 via Sandy
Hook from fier North River. at 900, IL 100
Trains. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notice f. hereby given that July u. lA,. m'
order Of light 40 North Dumping LEM STATION" l@
leland Sound New York. changed tom -lNth ofu'f
tho characteristics given IN the
I ID ~ Lights and Fog Sgnais. VIZ; ,,,, =.
" tfNcd white with hNod red sector, between WAC
through seaWafd 81 NNt'sl.
~ Hcarlnra are magnctlc and gNcn approNlratIy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
LONG BRANCH, N. j.
Ocean House.

New beautifully appointed and equipped decor
atoms and furniture with exquisite service and cuisine making
OF the finest and the the resort hotels the Atlantic
coast Onetrd of mile of pazs directly fronting the Ocean,
Days and nights delicousy cool JOHN W. ALMY, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
PROPERTY OWNERS MAKE AN APPEAL.

PROPERTY OWNERS MAKE AN APPEAL
THEY ASK THE MAYOR TO HAVE THE UNION
RAILWAY FRANCHISE DECLARED VOID.
f. NJ Grant secretary and counsel for the Union
strcet Railway Company has sent a letter to Mayor
Roodv ON behalf OF property owners IN that street.
asking the Mayor begin action in behalf OF the
CITY or the people 10 have the franchise gr7h'ed oS
the Aldermen TO the Union Railway Company declared
mil and void The grounds OF the application arc
these: .
THAT I'm the granting OF the snid FRANCHISE ho"o
Of the provisions OF section "a Of Title 81 OF ChapIer
5s3 OF the laws OF 1888 being the charter Vi '"o oi'
NJ Brooklyn have been complied with
THAT the provisions of the general railroad law OF
The city, II the same apply have not been co'hp"''
with In that the consents Of a majority OF ,he prop
erty owners on Union-st. not first ODtahen anu
I'm that the first consideration OF the apphca'ioh io
such franchise was advertised fourteen tunes as
required by said law.
THAT the granting OF the said franchise was iegai
undcr the decision of the Court OF Appeals III 'ie
People vs. O'Brien. Ill New-York, page l. ci'eu D!
sou In your veto message
"That the granting of the said franchise was al"
net OF waste OF the property OF the city oil Broosi
in that no compensation exacted therefor; a.,
though the Union street Railway Company uuis o0i0"
the sum of $4,000 for such irancfise $500 or,s,ra
"The granting OF the shld lahchlSe was '
and fraudulent ,,o.,o, IN
He also asks the Mayor to secure an ll!nl'iio "
prevent the construction OF the ROAD pepui's "'c q"
ton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29

SAILED.

Steamers Fur.t Bismarck. for Hamburg via south
ornpon. Glrn,agcs. singapore. Hong Kong SC oNmpl'
i,.ruool Nohlcan Bristol. stat" 81" nlliornn, 'a'Hn"
uctgef .rrrn Limerick; CienfucRos Nassau NJ. az
ornoco PrrmuGa: t.uyandottr, NotfDIk, 60 'lV OF
Atlanta West Point. Va.
'niu' STATE Of Maine Seattle and Tacoma
Parks .,,ue Brett for Buenos Ayrrs; Johann Iuu"I9'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
PORT OF NEW DIX. TIL uKsDAY. jrLY2 i


PORT OF NEW YOHK..... TIL KsDAY July %. 1892
ARRIVED
asa ~ To- % WI lG1d Simplify S%
Co. Arrived at ne Bar at > M. ,,,,-,oo, ,u,v oo
Queenstown - with md-e and plS~ng"r' u H. MAt'nd
steamer croft m r.''"son. Lolth July > shields II
dundee vim ma'' o. mPSn S""GT rS 10 and
sosfismp.n 20 md,c and Ia.scng"'s 70 oeirichS
S,.arI H' Sara,sa Lesh,cn ,a,dcna, July a. cat
G "a. Wsr i Co. Arrived thc Rar at 80 m
sinucr FnuAn Nor c.sr@n -, INC , i' Gay T
steamer Kitty Nor. Salrg I'aacoa i'i, WIN truit
% Noac v a. A H. t at '"r iii , II IS ay %
o la,ia., - Lord Austin. Arrived at III" bar at
S,aucr w!oorop Homer s, JSn ,9i, Nn va PASSPORT
win nd-r ana ln,-ns.'' ZOO tnn, mau,Hoin Newport
xc-, y, IN ballast +, + Van SiCklc .., xo.,,,s
wi, md.c ard prs-cnerr. 10 old pomni.n :, CO. ,,,.
St.am-' Mai, ~ Morrison rni"drlph'' I" ballast
t" ,. r. " Brunc Lewis Baltimore, with mdsc -
na rH'f + Powell MccoricF cnarls,,oa ly, win
IAN t,,acc Lynvooi 'tNcy hnI,ad,.' i3 day win
sugar to charlie. Fay vessel - Mll'r m' ~ ,,,
ed @,,s rd .rG to arace !'e fa"Ss die g.
c st i NsafM rhs SIS ?'S oicudy ''"' ''''
Arrived yc-,erday-
steamer n,oohIy c,y m narGsoy nn''o JGy 10 10
S IN ST l;.e H,fp :s ,i al S'Yi rIin
steamer City u Augusta Catharimc savannah JuIy %
IA md
steamer Schi,dnm fDtch. Hrauer Rotterdam July ~,
with nd.c and passenger - Funch' Edye 4 Co.
CLEARED.
steamer Europe tBD. Richardson Loncon-F " }
Hurst ,.....,,u So,,, In Crande
and Caibaricn-J II Winchester 60 >,
steamer Orinoco tBu @ar'n, Hamilton b"'-N =
S,om@r N.ptuno Fraser Montcr, nay I; kcrr Co.
S,.an,er S,ma lNorl. Hansen. CAPE hNtirn, hlyu-
YIN CLYDE Go.
steamer CIenfuccos Galway Cl'nuceos. 81 jago and
Na--au-JlS f. Ward 4 Go. 49,. a.. ,,,
Dominion - Go. $780,, IN. 49,, "a
folk -Old Dominion ;, 60. 49,. :, 1, ,,u..,,
steamer General whitney. l.'tr'' lt'>Nh ~ pIn"cS
o,r Nlko AUST. Blel'rich. lepholn fhnch,
Edve Co go ,,,.. AM, ,,,,cra q l.,
Tlnrk Nactte. Tunnels, ST hitt' anu hhrb"" " +
Largh Go.
SAILED.
Steamers Fur.t Bismarck. FOR Hamburg VIA SOUTH
,rnptop Glrn,aglcs. Singapore. Hong Kong g 'Nmp'
fivrruool Mohlcan Bristol. stat" ~ tnorna, .la'Rn"
prtg,fs rren Limerick; tienfucRo. Nassau NJ. ~ .
orinoco PrrmuGa: t'uyandottr, Noif'IN' &C. Wy :"
West Point Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS
SHIPPING NEUS.

saaie. NG Lloyd Bremen...................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
WANT THE TRUSTEE. OF THE ESTATE REMOVED.

WANT TILE TRUSTEE OF THE ESTATE hhho' hD'
Application was made in the supreme Cooar ye"'r.
sav for the removal of John X Van Ness trustee oi
,he reo, estate of Henry G.. II. soar, who died IN
1897 leaving wife and son fourteen !earS ou'
HE residuory estate was left to John NihoieS' us
trustee for the son. The widow was not haheu III
tho will and Soar had expressed wish mat she
sbonld have nothing TO do with the edlrat'oh Oh u'e
hoy Nevcrt heess, after Mrs. Wndley : aeau' NiH'
soar secured the appointment of Van Ness as ustee'
rho rereree fonnd several judgments against van
Nass ond also that he had been convicted OF hS"'n
I'm Staten Island The opposing counsel sam oa'
Van Ness had paid all the judgments eXceP TWO
one was being appealed, and In the case OF '"e
ctl,cr therc WIS a curious incident. The facus were
got forth by counsel follows
I'm 1890 a dog came tearing into the village OF
Ioinfeld " j. and bit employe OF MI van
Ness and two dogs and horse belonging TO mhi'
Mr. Van Mes killed the dog and took the podS
o,rd the man who had been bitten 10 the fas'e''f
Institute in New-York, and asked Dr. uiDi'r "
dsssect tho dog and II he found rabies TO treat III"
man for hydrophoba The physician decided that 'ne
dog was mad and wanted $3.50 10 treat the nii''
Mr. Van Ness finally agreed TO give him $50 "heh
no investigated the case he found That me oos ua'
never been rabid He mountain cur. ann ~
going abont had upset beehive and been so rsi9lS
etunr that he went crazy with pain ana ctSNehnsu
uprr the town Under these chromosomes 'a /;
Van Ness refused to pay DIR. Gibier on tlle g1ouIu
OF an Improper diagnosis and unnecessary trtfW
and DR. Giber took Judgment against him by oei"u''
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
-. "a 20 AND 80 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.


sh
nv sATUHDAYs We CLOSE At TWELVE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

The good people who have no realizing sense
q Christmas until the odors % roast turkey
And other sAyory ediblss I'll the seasonably-
decorated dining rooms miss countless Oppor-
tunities for doing the charitable things which
maze Christmas the greatest % AL festivals. To
properly celebrate the day and its memories the
benevolently inclined should start out nov so
that provision mEy be made for the comfort
and pleasure OF those unfortunate ones who
without such sid would find in the holi-
day season nothing more thaa increased
ineinstion toward dlsconteni ard grief. For
several Gays past thousands OF boys and girls
have entoyed membsrrhip in The EVENING
srAR santa Claus Ciub. an organization which
proposes to do as much good a. the means at it's
command will permit Every member Of the
club, now numbering, IL Is estimated. between
twelve ard fifteen thousand. has contributed
TN cents and the resultant fund Of between
si.2OO Hnd sl.s0O. Is grstifyingly large, but
there IL 90 much 20 be done in the way of reliey-
Ing actual distress that the amount 10 evidently
insuihciest Vow let the children Of a large
growth DO their share; let them supplement.
the great work done BY the little ones;
lot them give with all possible lberality either
cab. or clothing or provisions or fuel II the
giving calls for little self-denial then so much
more ereditable will be the gift In the news
columns OF todays STAR will be found a list of
aePo,s where the citizens who desire to bestow
charity MAJ leave their donations. Do not de-
lay an hour in your giving, for after the
good are in there l. much to do in the uay
Of asserting and delivering the great prod
net 81 local beneyolenee Il will be
the clubs duty % see that everything con6ded
60 IL care n properly bestowed upon worthy
people. iis organization Is complete. So send
In your offerings anything from cents to grea,
btE checks, from single garments to suits Of
clothing; oVercoats. shaWls. eloaks. dolls. food
tops, nrew0od, shoes, coal Everything will .,
welcomed by the club and appreciated by the
ultimate recipients. little timely onthusia.ru
vil give the poor Of tins city a happy Christ
mss aud maze glad the heart- q ali who hav,
e1srted themselves 10 make II 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
5000 CuRrsrx.s Hrsrs.
WARN GLOVES FoH CHnIsrr.s

MEMS Fleeced Castor Beaver Gloves. such -
usually retail at Ell ~ offered for Gully 81 20
pair.
I, .slish Dosskin Gloves with n.sce lining with y
without fur TOPS. Good for tsc. hest for 81 -
pair
Mem. worsted Gloves such . usual for son.. are
offered for only 3sc pair
The Bes, scotch hool Gloves and English CASH
mere Gloves NJ soc. pair in-tead Of ssa and csc.
LADIES' English Tan fleecsd Castor Beaver Gloves
FOR Ell 20
English SIX Gloves n.eoed that the hand h not
made 20 iook Gu nher-one, DC. ans VI pair
Best Black Cashmere Gloves fnr only SS. The
usual 50c. Gloves for only :R.c psir.
fleeced Cashmere Gloves In cOlOrs- Only aoc. psR
FOR best quality
Twenty i've cents for worsted Mittens
Heavy silk Gloves. not neeced. 81. slxS. sl 81
CHILDREN's-Misses'. Girls and Boys Enslish
Doskin Gloves with fur tore and n-eoe linins. IA
ADD { ]. p pair.
KID Mittens, lined he. 500. andesc-
Norstei Mittens. 2sc. Pair.
Scotch Wool and Lnslisl Cashmere Glovsa. atr-
35c. and olc pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

The cottoa crop In India suffered Severely
escau-~ q he November drought. but the dam
ase iuh'ctsd wa- ~ nothing when cornvarsd
witA What happened to republican wool about
hat ssFns tine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

Mr. lease NAV not be able to secure a ;, a,
IN tbs senate. but there Is no Constitute. nal
provision which would prevent her frog, be-
coming mother Of TIE regiment in tie new
PopRlis; military organization.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
SAKs Avn CoMpAs7.
THrsk War II MEANS.

" W WE can't help .arHtns about
NV NV our 'iAa' SUIT SALE
W The Who'll. city has got
~ On t,s ,onsus's end.
". told you II vas our btzesss Of
fsrfnx "A sosr. Of men hsvs told
m 90.
They SEQ Il from the rsinins ads.
We see % from tie losing side.
10 is big both ways you look At
Oons TO tahs nearly twenty-five
hnndreds such Suit values a. we give
at s25-s22 so-s2o-s1s and $3.50
.ad marx them ala 25-lsaving you
70 buy lust whichsvsr suits bess-ts "a
. big thing
Som. of you folks who think salts
faction begins and ends at custom
tailor's ought to improve this oppor-
tuni,y to learn a thing or two about
EsAdY-msde Cioth-s--oURs at least
won't be q very costly trial
'T~ont cost anything II you are not
entirely pieased--wsM agree TO take
back what you select II you don't
lie IL after ron re, Il home.
We wish you you'd try.-Wed
have You for REGULAR customers for-
ever after.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20

One - Tie Arsi steps % /. man who wishes TO
ssts siis ciTculatiOa sor new views On theo-
iogcSl subiects Will ~ .rSaf,sr be 20 ye, ,sisd for
Iarrar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-20
PA,lLAnD MusroAL BorEs,

N cry War. Dsuehter Of the Drum Major Chimes
Of Normandie. oiroee-@iroes Soldiers sons Boo
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