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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

JOHN S. DYKSTRA.
Such was the condition OF John S. Dykstrs.
hardware merchant OF No. s. West Leonard
street. Grand Rapids. Michigan. Says Mr..
Dykstra; had doctored with many Of the
best no called physicians OF Grand Rapids.
duriag the past I'VE years. al TO no beneft.
Ny case was scrofula OF the worst form. with
large scrofulous SORTS. and my Kidneys with
bladder and nervous troubles. was 80 bad n
times that life wss not worth living for.
could not dress myself at times and was CON-
PEELED to quit my store. went to DR.. Gum
and he made an examination into my disease.
and said although IL was complicated affair
he could make me well man. At the time /
called upon the doctor had alaree scrofulous
sore below my knee which today July .. 1892
after three months treatment. 10 perfectly
well. I am now working every dav. and for
anything so far as know. / am perfectly well.
and / would heartily recommend others who
are afYiicted ~ith any hard chronic disease 80
try Dir. Gum.
JoHx g. DYxsrRA.
Hardware Merchant. No. s. West Leonard
street. Grand Rapids
STArE or MicHrGAS.I
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
eleventh I'D DAY Of July. a. H.. iHG
HERMAN n. DosKIR.
Notary Public in and for Kent County. Mich
igan.
OFFICES
or Or. W. II. aann are permanently located
nj rooms 50, 10 and a. third floor. Powers
Opera House Block. Grand Rapids. Mich gan.
where so-called incurable diseases Of male and
female are treated successfully. TIE Dr.Gunn
has had years of hospital experience. and 10
one Of the most expert In diagnosing disease.
He therefore will know your true disease. no
mistake Patients far away are requested TO
write for q printed list OF questions. When
filed out and returned will enable the doctor
la making correct diagnosis ~ though YOU
were at his ofice In person. then treatments
may be sent you by express. Enclose stamp.
Address.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

KEEPING FLIES OFF THE QUEEN
Soon after that she got more fore
handed and travelled in the cars. Now
In almost every mail get several letters
and quite lot of postal cards. saying
that the Flower Girl is wearing my tan
shoes and bicycle hose. but that the
writer VIII not say anything regarding
it IL will send on cigars. etc.
Last week | got kilograms from all
along the line of road to Charleston
signed by friends and saying: ''Beggar
lady wearing your undressed tan shoes
and bicycle hose passed here at 9:35 a. m.
bound south. Do you know Of it, Shall
we turn her over to the authoritiee?"
IL il said that the sweetest Joy in this
earthly life. akin only to the joy Of
celestial reward at the cloee of pure
and noble life, IL 10 do kindness in Sc
cr-t and have il discovered by the pub
lie. but this is different. was telling
my physician about the Flower Girl
awhile ago. and how my heart bled for
her when my wife told me how the
limbs If the poor thing had been barbed
and battered by travel through the briers
and woods
"Yes. he ssad. Il took an interest in
her. too. and examined her injuries. Ny
diagnosis was that she had tarred her
legs 90 excite sympathy. She does that
every spring"
An. here is the telegraph boyi He
has y message with seventy 1--we cents
due on it. II is dated Hendersonville.
last evening. and SAYS: Beggar lady
wearing yenr tan shoes and bicyt hose
arrested here tonight fer vagrancy. How
did she come ~ sames Yonr reply viii
bs treated ~ entirely confidential"
Hereafter when 10 kiBd actit viii
b. done publicly and found cut IN secret.
Ism lm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Dullam's German Medicine company
aes,ifying IN behalf OF Dullam's Great
German BLOOD. Liver. stomach and
Kidney Cure. can safely cay that ]
never took euch medicine ss that
cleanse the liver. stomach and kidneys.
WAS suffering FIR years with bnous-
ness. indigestion and loss Of appetite
and sleep. One Bottle did for me
nore coed than ak month"; other
treatment, and | feel il my duty to
testify in it, behalf so others may try il
and get cured. Your truly.
WARREN r. RrssKLI,
Contractor and Builder,
Flint. Mich.
For sale at d. e. ScrIbner' drug store,
NJ q Norroo streer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

For sale at D. 6. scrIbner's drug store.
No. % Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Adolf Lalloz. cs.risg> manufacturer.
liz Carroll street, Buffalo. N. Y,
states. 81 wss troubled With nausea 1T
the q mach, sick headache ard gen.
essl detilty. Burdock Blood Bis,ers
cured me-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

In Hollans, Men. Doeshury, pub
ilshes the News, and IN lte columns
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectlc chi for coughs, colds. sore throat,
estarrh and asthma.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
zedonra

A positive cure for sweaty feet snd
odors OF the feet ard arm-pIts, scslded
and tender feet and chatting. Prompt,
effective aud harmless. Natures rem
edy. s. j. Lsess.
No. IS Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
NUrES BY BILL NYE
His Well Is Doing Quite Well
AT Present.
LETTER FR0mATEMs COWBOY
Wishsag % &c Informed ca Certain
Q4sstons-Ths Sad srsy Of Par
OF Tan coloret Shoes.


DttA >hJAISs n. =.
Times here are quiet. oct the weather
has been cool AMI delightful ia the west
sFn North Carolina mountains. and
iealthr-eo4rse, ruddy he4,Ih-may be
ssen on every hand
Water was struck in my vel Ia pay
Ing quantities short ufae since, and
tomorrow VIII go down IaEo IL % wasE
Of tho powder stains ard kalsomins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

stafford Of Holy cro,, College pitched for provi-
dencc in fine form. Attendance i.CO0. The score ;
Ncw-lIavcn % o o u Is
Baschits-ppyldence IL. New Haven II. Errors.
Ryan; Casslan, Fourier and Wells
Ntw-Ilaven, April 23.-The Yale baseball nine
easily defeated the New Jersey Athletic club team. the
champions 0. tie Amateur Athletic Union, at the
la!c field It's afternoon. by score OF Il 10 H.
Bowers was iayircible. and received perfect support
from Cole WHO saved him several wild pitches. lc;l
ard Kcdze bated heavily. Nurphy Norton and Bliss
made difficult catches. The score
Y YsIs A. c.y~9 o Q Q ] Q 0 o-i7
nasehitS-Yale Q. New-jcrsey 4. c. 4. ErFoTs-ialc
4, NcwJcrsey \. G.. :.
Princeton april - (>pecal).-The zane WITH Leligh
which took place here :his afternoon sbout the
poorest exhibition OF baseball on tn home diamond
This season. The score wa, rs follow.
Ish,c,, - . Q Q . o ! 9'S S
emt>-princcton. L. Lehieh, :. ErTors-Princc-
ton. > Lelish,
Providence April 23 tSIccab. Thrown and Harvard
played on Lincoln field to-day one # the most eN-
citing games Witnessed the grounds. Through
eleven innng, $500 spectators watched TIE game,
whlc" was evenly balanced that It was likely 70 20
10 - or -idc mt moment. WoOdcOck ana Tcnnev
for Brown Highland and Upton for Harvard composed
the batcric.. The Brown boys are celebrating their
victory tonight The score
Brown 80 Il
Basehlts-Brown s Harvard. 7.
At Minneapolis Milwaukee. q: Minneapolis. D.
At Schenectady Union College. %; Hamilton Col
lcgc, 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
THE RECORDS.
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

Chicago. April 23.-Capain Arson an dhis colts
mnde ihoir first appearance at home today. crossing
bats with Pfcrcr's aggregation from Louisville Tho
came put mp simply perfect but ended In dlsh'ier
for the Chcagos owing ~ the dsordcrly conduct Of
several thousand 1anhs. who jumped over into the
field at the end Of the eighth inning. completely block
ing game. The home club had four 70 the VISA
o two when the trouble arose and after waiting
fifteen mnu.cs 10 have the nell cleared, FREEZER Ne
nanded that The game be given him; This was dgi i
Ifcifcr was presented with floral piece six feet hgh
and also sercnadcd 10y an amateur hand oftiihiDn
for the occasion. Attendance, e,lc0. The score:
c ,6i',a;I,,. :'.. ...... o o o %
Haschs-Cmcsgo q. Louisville G: Errors-Chicago o'
Louisville o. Pitchers, suley and Jones Umpire
sheridan.
Pttsburg April 23.-Two rames were played by
Pittsburg aud ST. Louis today. the home team winning
both by good batun gnnd fine fielding Ehrct ara
a h"rco si67 The score Of the first game
z rlt' ;S"Is ... I'D o Q o %
MISUNDERSTANDING o. St. Louis IL Errors, Pitts
burg o. s. Louis .. T1tchcrs-Badwn and Gleason
Umpire Emslc.
p 7, ;"a,s ~. I'd 3 3 Q O. 90
nasehns- Iltsburg . s. Loui; D. Errors nbS
burg l. st Louis .. Pitchers-Ehret, Dwycr anu
Easton Umpre-Emsne.
Eo,ton. April o3.-Tle boston team gave ovr four
hours of baseball for admission this afternoon
winning two games from baltimore. sivctiS maze
lite first
sao.mre of the first game remarkable canh ny
Lowe and throw to the home plate. making douDie
la Attendance. 1926. The score
noston .........
Doismora ........ o " :
p,eebits-Boston IL. Baltimore .. Errors-bo
ION 5, baltimore 4. Pchers-stivctts and McManon'
CIp tic second game the Batmorcs took the ieau'
Eating Garrison hard. They could have won ''o
gamc u they had played dccently In the heid. Ou'
,o,,. fielding errors were too big a handicaP'
ppInLeV (;nnson, WEIGH and Long feldcd we'll ~
..nSance A. 3n6 The score
eoston .............~e 9 J q n .
n nof,y'or. 4 U
ra .ohits-poston 10. Baltimore -. ErIors-Bo,tol
pa,iimorc 10 PltcEers-Csrkson and Cobb I'M
pire-Garney s,rcc,nr
cleveland. April o3.-Todays game was s'ugsins
-, pb1es was knocked out Of the box In inc
a.. inning Knaus taking his place. Attennance'
about 800 The score .
cincinnati ...~..oo Q q 0 Oil
na.h,,s cincinnati 8, Cleveland IS. Er r0is-
unsaScaH a Cleveland g. Pitchers-Cuppy hhihes
and Kna~s Umpre-Lynch. 49,,
PROVIDENCE April o3.-Providcnce defeated r ".s
Haven in q lively exhibition same mere W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

After two days Of rain and disappointment. the
National League champion at the Polo Grounds
was formally opened yesterday afternoon Inc
weather early I'm The afternoon was threatening but
in spite Of this fact large and decidedly enthusiastic
crowd was present to greet the Newlork and Wash
ingtOn teams. Two games we're 10 pc piaSW' ihe
first starting at y. m
Tho grounds were beautifully decorated with hags
and bunting and the 9TH Regiment band was present
10 add TO the enthusiasm. The sun came out brlgh'
and warm Just the game was started and hot"lth-
standing the previous deluge OF RAIN the ground about
The diamond was in excellent shape. The raised free
seats in the distant left field. to which the 20 cent
atrons were conducted we're packed. OF course long
before the game started. There was also goOdiy
crowd In the grand stand and other portions OF the
ground The grand stand was almost covered with
flags and state banners.
The Giants appeared In their new white Uniform Win
black stockings, caps and bolts. and were ABOUT Is
neat n LOT OF balplayers has ever been seen upon
the ballfc1d. The tband appeared upon the heiu
10 escort the two teams usual and the players "eTc
greeted with thunders OF applause lhen the t"o
teams took the field for their preliminary paeuce'
while Cappa's Band retired to the verandah Oh 'nc
clubhouse where the musical selections were con-
tinued until Umpire fiursts SETH ray O''' e
the signal for the battle.
Many representative people were present mcluui"s
the heads of the various city departments Inc upper
Tier OF the grandstand was bower oil beauty floV
were presented to Manager Powers and to the seoo"'
haseman, Basseu The first game reshItco III dh c"''
victory for the Giants. but In the second 'ne We"
Workers were not Spry and the visiting team Cd''
of the victory. The exact attendance was 9'oo-'
In the first game Rusie pitched with 'eh'"s enoc.
except in one inning. In tire seventh lhhiIs' r1N o'
n p,cba,,lson and Mcclure and sacrifice by Ounce
gave the visiting players their only run. Down a'so
made safe drive and that was all the hits tho ""s"
ingtons made. .,.- IN -
Tho Giants scored one in the first inning on a
base on balls, force and steal by EWING WIN
throw bv Larkn and Fields's effort to steal second
hso ono mn was made fri the fourth on a base OF
hollis and a threc-base hit by Lyons. Hits by ohourhe
LYONS and Boyle and thrcebase hit by bassc't gave
New.YorS three runs In the sixth. An error oy hoy
and Ewings home-rn gave two ms'e i1sas IN 'f'e
seventh. The final run OF tie game went 10 -'o"
Works. list In the eighth inning. on tDree'base mV
nv Boyle and hit by Rusie. The score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
TnRECAST EOE SUNDAY.

For England and Eastern Ncw-for"' GenciaUy
fair a moderate cold SUNDAY night; wind becoming
Northyc,t: severe fos- IN the Interior sunday night
ro, instruct Of Columbia Eastern PcrH,ylyanil New
Jersey Delaware and MARYLAND, generally lalti much
colder; wind, becoming nofhwct Increasing coudh'N'
,od showers on the immediate coast sunday niit severe
fro.ts are probable in the interior Monday npTh'hg
FOR West Virginia, Western Pennsi MANIA western
NewYork and ohio, fair; moderate cod wave north
winds. ,,. ... .. a.. ,....,,
For Virginia fair except light shower on IN, imnedl.
ate colder SUNDAY night Win H"'ts III the
U.teror winds becoming northwest. T.,
For North Cslons and south Carolina l"n"iolty ~,
eVcent shnyrrs on the Immediate coat colder Suncay
night: north winds. ,,-,.. -,,.,,ll, ,,i.. fol
lowed hy Increasing cloudncss and light showers III OK
trcInc North Alabama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
prouJyryr ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS.

MutlcnI cchcr Of the German Legation al Washington
FIFTH ANEEUI.-I.N Senator Nathaniel i. mn ~ Colo.
lado and Jane, T. JOY. II Detroit HOFFMAN Congress
man ". Bourkc Cochran. MURRAY HllI-"pNem'r
Morc,n g. Bulk, leg. - Connecticut NOIMANDIE-
Senator David H. I'M. 81 Eimira. NICTORlA-lN-Sen-
a.or George T. Idmunds. Of Vermont WlNDsoH-Pro-
fc.s,v Eli,h, GRAY. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
TUE THER REPOR1.
WARMER TEMPERATURE IN THE IVES

WAEMfN ! f.NIi''Ni III ~ '''' ''
Washington April @3.-Thc storm has RENAMED
nearly statlon1Iy IN Alberto. second storm 'W'"S ~
la deyelopng or the south Atlantic Coast clearing
coudltlon Of considerable magnitude has Developed norm
If Iake superior causing very low tempefiln ~ we
v,,er lake glous Rain has fallen the Mldhic At
Iantc and Ncw-tnR,nd Coasts Ihc tcmpcIatui'o hl'
fsieu I'm ric cNtrcnr Northwest II has risen IN ONO
ihr Missouri and Middle Mississippi Valleys, ana has r.
NAMED nearly stationary elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
Arm fJupllrdrous

ELEVENTH THOUSAND NOW READY.
NOT ON CALVARY.
ALTHOUGH JUST ISSUED. THIS LITTLE BOOK
is ALREADY THE LITERARY RELIGIOUS
SENSATION OF THE DAY.
In "Not or Calvary" the anonymous author taxes an
other view c, tha nan redemption man that which -
accepted BIZ thu majority c. Christian believers e so gar
.t.o-nles tha p5vr that Re hnds IN nim ranc
he1it the source CT az evil ana 3scoe
= Satan. influence much o. the suffering o. our saviour
WHEN lie prayed tha. the cup might pass from MN
Tne t,e Volrme evidently IS the outcome OF sincere
ard earnes: attempt fad the truth and TO escape rom
apparen, contradictions ;e popular theory OF the SUP.
iaith fixed aid abiding but only for those who are
wandrC n the dark OF doubt and cannot hnd ther
tortrocs, the guides SO
conf!ctne.-Ml. and EXp!ess
Thoe wto have toen deeply tangled In the web Of
lfe's mvserv ard suffering viii he u read this lue
b,jchEre with adyaa;aGc.-(New-Yorkl Independent
Uniform With Drummonds The Creates. Thing In the
World" Lea;here:.s GIT top. 35 ceC:s.
Sent postpaid receipt OF price.
CHARLES T. DILLINGHAM; & CO..
7is and 30 Broadway. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

The West Orange Stars opened The baseball season
I'm Orange Yesterday afternoon by close and ca
citing game with The Cuban GInts. II Ncw-rork
Iuly 500 people present. The Giants Won by
the following score:
cio,.e q q o O n | ,
Stais o o o y q o
Casehts-Giants &, Stars E. ErIors-Gi1nts J. stars
g. Tine OF game hours. tmp!ic-ChaII-s "d'h'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

s Nasn,, lsIspd e Cd 7 9 9 o 8
Earned run.-Staten Island \. C. 3. Manhattan a. g o.
First base errors-Statcn leland \. c. = MAJ hattin
A. c. g. Left on lsse-Saten Island A. G. ,; Manhattan
A. c. :. Fret base bailS-Staien Island y. = . -
Manhattan 4. G. q Struck out-Brm e. Brush Bor,r,
~ Mooney O'Lecry Martin o. T1reT~basc htS- WI
bur. Tvcbase hlt.-Krauss Bin,h Strbnngh siao
ulnys-Buel (unasSst-i StrcbeiCh and I'm. Slo'rh
bases-KraU.s q. Brill. Brush 2 Borie Srcheich gu.
riace hits-ouimhy Yates q ut ~ pchctEM Nc Do.
pas cd taIls-Wlbur krauAs. Wild pltchca wilson
~, Van Zant Bassford e). Time OF camel SO.
A large crowd witnessed the game ut Livingston.
: L. between the Staten Island Crickets and the
Acmcs. The home players won rather easily 10y this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

King declared out
washington ''''''''. o ii
Earned runs-washington .. New.YOrk 4 First base
Washington s. New.York 4 First base on ballsIon
Dolan l. on King 2 Struck ontwsy polan l. BY tne
his-Hoy Miiiigan, Lyons Boyle. Sacrifice hits.Hoy'
b. Richardson, Dunec' Gore Double pays-Gorc ana
vain "'W,lg ni,ch-Dolan |. Passed bal-Boye j.
Jimmie Hearst Time Of esme--1 45.
Two games were also played at Eastern Park, Crook
Iyn, yesterday afternoon between the Brooklyn and
Philadelphia teams. The crowd was large and en-
thusissttc numbering 6,040. The first game was
started at 80 p. m. and resulted In the easiest Oh
vlatorles for the home team. Keefe, the ex-Glah''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
1gr BiRoy ND BaRoyEss sElLLlERE.

The Baron sc!lIcre sailed for France on TIE steam
ship La Drctagne yesterday with his b%de. who was
formerly Mrs. Charles F. Lvermorc. The Baron anu
Baroness board the steamer Friday msh'' ai'er
The wedding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

A week before sailing European
tourists should take small doses of
Carriers Little Liver Pills; also, dur;ng
the voyage to prevent SeaSiCknesS.
They are infallible.
Positive cure for Sick Headache.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

EtfWln 0Nt TOT II"TNI.IE "IV' U'''
Staten STATE. Island c. c. + Q . -
Earned runs-Staten Island G. C. 3 Arm"s O. LIl,,t
Lose IN error,-St,ten Island C. G. H. Acm's ,. i"lt
an bases-Statpn Islsld &. &. l3 AGNES > Fif't base
on balls-OH TvnR 9 on Jann 2. % ''erty St-,ir
cut-Kcrwln Bonner .. Connolly OtoDlor. E'IY'H VI %
Ken1le. Needham l. Hca>y, Gclry Johnson hf, Zee.
n,se hits Matthews. {. NuruhY. I"o-hi~'
hit Mckenzie Csefrlty. Sacr nce hits De Gnrmelda.
Tvng Relvea stolen blses-Ford. T. murphy. Pe
Gsroanda Tyng Jznln . Bolncr. Matthews. McK"iEic.
r,oYbIe pav-Rolvea and Needham. VIA ptcl-HcFrIty.
Ulnpre-Sharrett. Time Of game-l %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
1nsirucflon

For Young Ladies-City.
ID oARDING and DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. NO; e07
Is gnh Avenue. Rev DR.. and Mrs Charles d. 6aroner'
prnctais Mrs. Gardner. author Of History 10 thyme
n,IsS PEBBLES AND MISS THoMPS0S'S
MEOAKDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOE uihi-s'
90 40 and "a East 57th.st, New.York
Reopens Thursday. Oct. 9Th. Urinary, AcSutta0 anu
CollsQiate Departments. Special stuoents aomltNo.
rTHE MISSES ELYS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
late OF 40 and li2 Columbia Heights Brooklyn,
will reopen April 18th. at
RIVERSIDE DRIVE
s5th and Seth Streets. NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

SARIH BERyHARDT SAILS FOR EUROPE.
Sarah Bernhard. sailed Yesterday On tie fTench
steamship La Be:acne 70. llavre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
THE FORUM.
MAY. 1892.

MAY. 1892.
THE LATE SILVER CRAZE AND THE PRESENT
DANGER:
The Blight OF Our Commerce
The Hon. MICHAEL D. HARTER
The Threat OF the Present Coinage Law.
Senator WILLIAM r. Villas
The Loss Of Southern Craftsmanship
J. c. HEMPH1LL,
Editor Charleston News and Courier
Ten Years Of the Standard Oil Trust.
s. c. DoDD.
Solicitor OF the Trust
The True Purpose Of the Higher Education
President TIMOTHY DWIGHT
Advantages OF the Canadian Bank System,
D.. r. wILKIE.
General Manager OF the Imperial Bank or canada
Idleness and immortality. .............E' L. "oDhlN
Does the Factory Increase immortality!
CARROLL D. WRIGHT,
Chief OF the Bureau Of Labor Statistics
Significance OF the American Cathedral,
Bishop H. C. POTTER
Incalculable Room for Immigrants.
EDWARD ATKINSON
Ocean Traffic by the Erie Canal
EDWARD p. NORTH
NV Business Partner, the Government.
ULYSSES D. EDDY
The Development OF Music in America,
-"' ANTON sEIDL
The Woman, Exchange-Charity or Businessi
LUCY NJ. SALMON,
Professor OF History, Vassar College
THE FORUM, New-York
soc. A COPY; s5A YEAR.
THE TOURIST The new monthly magann
i for travellers one dollar year. Specimen ice'
UTICA, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For CoUGBs. COLDS, AND THROAT DlsoE
DERS. use "B.,wHs B:oGchla. Iioche'' hsN'"z p''''
Their efficacy ty tsst OF Eany years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

TO-DAY.
Sunrise. sos Set 644 Moon rises 400 m Moons age ~
HIGH WATER
4 y-sandv H'k sos Gov. Isld.. 5;25 Hell &c. E!S
PW-Sandy H'k.. 632 Gov. IsId.. 53s Hell Ge.' EoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

THE PERFECT SYSTEM OF SAFETY APPLIANCES
Ia tie tle won by the Pennsylvania Railroad by reason
of its universal excellence. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
ALLC0CK'S ; f3s9gi

have stood the test OF public approval for more than
thirty years. and are the acknowIedrcd Standard OF
excellence.
Let 10 solicitation or explanation rduee YOU to
accept a substitute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
LIVELY BASEBALL GAMES.
NETWORK MEN WIN AND LOSE.
npooK1yy GAINS A VICTORY AND ALSO PLAYS
TIE GAME-TME SCORES.
LEAGUE GAMES.

New.York 6. Washington l FIRST eame).
New.York 4, Washington 5 second ramc).
Brooklyn L.. Philadelphia thrst eainc)'
Brooklyn :, Philadelphia tsccond gane).
Boston II, Baltimore I FIRST same).
Boston 10. Baltimore 0 second game).
Pittsburg 4, St. Louis 8 (hrst game).
Pittsburg 49, st. Louis 3 second game).
Louisville 0, Chicago lforfeitcd).
Cleveland IA, Cincinnati s.
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WHEATENA-Thc best breakfast food: denclous
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Phillips DrGEsTIBLE Cocoa
Il moro delicious in taste and aroma IMAM any otncf
lion ~ cocoa or chocolate. Sold everywhere.
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