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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11
III NAI'I.y

The work OF providing fresh air homes" for city
children has already begun In Tcnafy. and /, being
carried on In more extensive manner than hereto
fore. The Tribune a,t year had occasion TO speak If
Re,hmore Home. the beautiful retreat for children
provided by IN. generosity of j. Hull Browning pres
dent of the Northern Railroad of New jersey and his
wife, where OF children entertained during
last summer. The buildings have been greatly en-
largd and reprinted. aud the grounds are tsstefully
laid out. To this beautiiul charity Mr.. and Mrs j.
Lyle have added another. at Uintonave. and Knckcr
booker road where a large building. designed for
feshsr home. has been put up. There Is room In the
house for about sixty children. and Mrs. Lyle will
personally supervise all the arrangements for their
Comfort
IN new TeDahy Hall formally opened last
evening BY the Tenany Literary society. The pro
gramme Included n short address nv stephen q.
Clarke. president OF the Tcnany Hall Company: seven
selections by the New York philharmonic Club and
ave numbers by the NewNork University Glce Club
Shortly before II O'Clock . reception began and
continued until after In the morning. Refresh
ments WIRE served In the lodge room Al O'Clock.
The Committee Of Arrangements included r. L. Colver
Z. Z. Vog, ID. H. t;ildersleeve. Charles r. Brown.
wsfson G. Clark. Mrs J.. l. Colver. Misses J. r.
Perry. l.. r. Pond. b. DeTregille. A. Innng and
= G. Brown.
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SING SING.

IT.. poaro NJ villac. Trustees on Thursday even
,rc had . three hours session that was mainly DC
voted 10 wrangling the question OF a""rui"S
contracts for lighting the streets. The mater W.,
finally disposed of 10y ordering That new "'"' ~
advertised for.
Tho bonrs Of service al Trinity Church on suhuaNs
have been changed 10 10 80 n. IN. ana p III INV
Sunday school meets at 0;l5 a. M
ON Tuesday evening next the officers OF inc 'rah.
Lodge l. q. q. r.. State Of New \ ork VIII VIZ
sunnysdc Lodge. l. -. q. +. ReprescniauN" u" wv
so~sre,cn Grand Lodge George W. Diks, oil Ne"
York CITY will also De- present.
A number Of capitalists are preparing 10 s'ar,
machine engine mandatory on the pf'm.Tctss Suh
~ tho r. q, Rlakslcc~ sons foundry. Inc Wvrh
viii be In charge Of Ebcnczcr g. HakSle'. anu W.
Nv ean thirty and forty hands will be- employed
The Ossining electric railway system, wh,n ,on,
mn, I'm op.ration on Wednesday. has carried abon'
1000 pa sengers day. II T. expected mat the reeu
lar traffic will be about Loo farcs Jay
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

Applcation was made before Judge Dykman yes
terday morning on the part Of the Town OF Pelham 10
have the Pel certificate case reopened ana inc u'
fault set aside, the grounds OF frauo' 'u'7
Dykman granted the application. me l broauMn,
esvinrs Instituion was represented by Counselor
McCrae and the town by Martin j. Keogh. me ml am
holds e. 900 more OF the cer'lhca'es' WIN" ''''
sue for . -,
Assistant Corporation Counsel Edwaru ,a" nnn,ic,
NewYork city yesterday morning niaae az, 81
lion before Judge Dykman for the aPpo''r, ~ ,pa
commissioners 30 condemn lands IN hensco g., ~
purpose Of taking the same Tor tne fSca Driman
the new reservoir for CrotOn wat'r' '""e' D' ~
reserved his decision. =,
The legal contest the failure OF howaI Wn,c
Held was again I'm the supreme Court a, VIII
plains Yesterday Robert Deitz. VINO hau u',P,sls"u
elI2 900 in stock certificates with flcu paih Pr"
10 the failure began a suit for the recovery VI W
amount from Charles W. Could inc aSslshf Dn ~,
grounds that Field took the money ny ;rauu Id
means knowing that he was ahou' 10 i"i' 'u"e'
Dykman Will hear the on Friday next
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NEWS FROMeNEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.
THE MAYOR APPROVES THE RAILWAY FRAN
CIIISE.

rur MAYOR APPROVES THE RAILWAY FRAN
CHSE
MAYOR Wanscr yesterday approved The ordinance
adop,ed b. the street and Water Board granting a
franchise n the jersey Cty. lIphokcn and Ruiher.
ford Eecirc Railway Company % run ears on lh'
Paterson Pink Road. The MAYOR. however. In al
approval Of the ordinance. made consdcIa" chang"
I'm H. provision When the company applied for tn"
franchise n offered 10 pay to th" cit! > per cent al
It's gross earning, on It, n'nse In jersey Niy \
similar proposition Wa made nj ih" same time li 10"
Central Elevated Transit Company, which desired 10
run an elevated electric road from the Comnunipaw
Perry I, Jcwcii ave. Bergen Il'ghts. II" street
MI Water Cnmi ,oncr, refused 10 accept The > per
cent Of the gross earnings from tn">" railway com
p,nie.. AMI Instead fixed tAe rate Of compensation
nj 600 a mil. OF track live pr cent on the gro,
earning, meant an estimated Income ~ the uiv IRON
both railway Companies Of *JOV'D year The rate
Of 500 per mile meant revenue Of about fi,UOo
MAYOR Wan.er sent with hi, approval "a the Street
and Water Commissioners written agreement ssncd
b, the directors OF the corporation that II would pay
10 the city annually per cent oi H. gro, 'arlns,,
"ns IN" milcas, OF The tracks Of sald COMPANY MIMI
OF H. entire system OF TRACKS
John /. Noonan. Assistant clerk of the Board of
Trcchold,rs and a companion went to the Quit
burg yesterday. just after the first race Mr..
Noonan and h~ friend entered the rcireshmeni room
beneath the grand stand at the end nearest the bet
ting ring. When he about ten feet from the
door thu crowd In the rcir,hmcnt room startled
by n pistol shot. and Immediately after Mr.. Nopnan
said To hi, companion " / shot In the leg" An
eNsn nation showed that bullet had Inflicted slight
wound on "A, leg. from which blood hoyed. Mr..
Noonan and the crowd made search for the caun OF
the wound ana while they we're searching. NOOnln's
friend said that he had been HIT In the head by
something ia, head Wa examined below the rim
of his hat. aud a small lump was found there. soon
sfierward one OF the crowd picked up a long -
cslibrc metallic cartridge cap that had been filled
with illuminate Of mercury. Nj. \OOnin reported the
matter Ia President Nahaum and Manager Carr Of
the citation
Prank Warren. Of No. III Nfngion-avc.. a wealthy
young man. until recently th" manager II whole
sale drug business Va Chamber IT,. New lDrh 1, de-
T. niaui In "a suit for t@o.OuO damage hrUasht bl
Miss Mary Mcdowell. OF No. ll3 tnipn.st Warren
VS. arrested weeks Ak, Miss Mcdowell
charge OF having mi.loG her. Yesterday was ia"
aay sri the trial before Justice kimmcry. -cna-
tor william -. HaN. who appeared for MIS- Nc
lowell. announced that he had begun civil suit.
and Justice hiasnerly therefore dismissed the criml
nal charge.
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NFW.RDC HI.I.IE.

The authorities Of New Rochelle have given up
the search for the missing records Of the town clerk
office new sci Of books will be- opened M''"uV"
thor. has been carele.neSs In allowing tho books to
g.. exno~ad whore they could u" handled no one be
ueves there has been any criminal negligence. nor
f. there ANYTHING which 10 base the cihisc :"
malfeasance In Office.
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NEW ARk

orders were issued Yesterday from the Division
Jiosdguartcr, Of the Scw-Jcr,.y National Quad for
mastering IN new company of Infantry at Rutherford.
Bergen County, to b, ATTACHED ~ the I'd Regiment,
First Preafe The command will be- mustered In on
Thursday, June -. at y. M, by Lieutenant Colo
mel John A. Parker Ad!utant General First Brigade.
William :. NicAoh former agent for TIE PrJden
TIM frsufancc company, wa released bail vest
day. chsrgr Of cnbexzling so % from the com
pany. WNchOf l. brother of Mrs. sham. Of
Irnccton who l. awaiting trial for the killing of her
knn La n.l.nnlng
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NOINT VERNON.

Ata special meeting the Board ~ Aldermen as
night awarded y contract for paving Fourth ave fo
N distance of four blocks. The contract was giV"i
N The Barber Asphalt Company FOR r',"o'
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HOME NEWS.


FIFTH AvENUE-Count de Brod Platter. OF Russia
HOFFMAN-6ieneral r. y. Batheder Unltd sH~S
Army and State Controller Frank Campbell OF Albany.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Warehouses Spnoa, OF Italy
MURRAY HILL.-Congressman John Van Voorhis' OF
Rochester. WALDORF-A. J. Gas att, OF Phiaaeiph'a'
wINDsOR-Ex.Mayor John A. Roche. OF Chicago
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NEW.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY
Excursio Tickets, NcwYOrk 10 Chicago and Hc'un
$500.

Through trains for Chicago and the Wolds FAR ea.s
foot Of West I'D 81. follows Is minutes earlier 'rs"
UiS A. NJ. daily via Niagara Falls. Through ru;;
man sleepcr> Ncw.Nork to Chicago. Arrives DS,"' i's
IN chicago. 80 4. NJ. ~. Louis 40 y; NJ .,.
,,sJ p N. daily. via Nacsra Falls , keclinng S,a a
rmlln,an -leep~rs NewYork to Chicago. Arre, ID ""
40 T. Nj chicago 90 \: NJ, ST. Louis . 'uD I Nh.
t.t5 p NJ. except sunday for Campbell nan ~.
Mohank and Mnnewa-ka. Waikiki VALLEY st,,ions H sx
detown blooming burg Elenytle, Fall,burg hure!''
Liberty Livingston Manor ~, ,,n.6vav
Tickets and Pullman accommodations At 81
NewYok Transfer Company calls for and cheeks o"ss"s'
10 destination. ~ - ., ,..,.. ., Y
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CLOSING rRrCFs OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
Mem Publications.
GREAT WORK COMPLETED
'IiIE MEMORIAL HISTORY OF TIE CITY or
NEW YORK

NV l0THNf
Fourth and last vol just Issued from ~" DO VIM" '
Tbt. work is I'm four ro,al octave vols. % $50 .-
fleils Illustrated with pen and INK ol'Nn-- l'' 49,
onc. tvnv- 81 New-Nork- most famous Doc" ''' '''''
T.. literary mcri, T.. guaranteed bv 'nh co',uu,' g.
80 q i95itSrN * dyke UON joins JAY.
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~ &, ~ COSTA BISHOP POTTER.
~, j. ,'6pDtV nix REV. ABItAM =. ISAACS
JOHN AUSTIN STlNINN,
Md many other fully 4, prominent
,r,, ,,o,s .hotld be- owned bv ono whose In
tofc.t- are in any identified with this civ
c,Dr t,.,tre Fuller .ays 1t Is a monument Of
laloriou, r.r.arch aud literary excellence.
oliver wendell Hoime. "EN"fybody wiz ne
rl,,sed A. with great historical picture boob "hi" we
ind, rfs arc dc,otng themselves 20 IT, most N'IuaDe
records
For all particulars address the publishers
NETWORK HISTORY COMPANi,
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY
AT WASHINGTON.

The Tribune has In preparation largo pamphlet which
will be- issued by or before June 10 containing 'o"p'o
and annie resume proceedings Of the tate ''rh"ra
Assembly at Washington the trial OF Dr. Brips'i ana
the discussions ncroncy Of the scripture, ana te
unio, Theological SEMINARY. IS cents copy ora r.
,.v no sent I'm AT any time. aud viii be hloI by man
about June l1ta. The Iflb' NJ. Wv. 'oln.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY

Authrncite Coal used exclusively insuring
and COmfOrt.)
-Four Tracks, Protected by Automatic Block signal
Syst.n,. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81
Time Table In effect May -, 1898.
For Reading 90, . w. $40 A. NJ, 90, 30.
. rs 90. 5 90 40, 80 T. NJ II is night, except
SATURDAY night. Sundays. II 80 A. NJ. Q0 80 90
6 90 6 90 r NJ. IL is might:
For Harrisburg q: 100, 100. IS A. NJ. o0 80.
90 ot. 5i5 Nj, i2:l5, night, cSeew ~. sasura:y
1910 night 80 40 IN, a.. 4, ,oo o.,
4 90 80 T. NJ. y rs nIshd except SATURDAY night
SUNDAYS. II 80 A. NJ, 100 $50 o'oo +. NJ l2lo
night ,,,,,-. . an
% AZ A. ii | 90 / &c 80 T. NJ. II rs night
except SATURDAY night. SUNDAYS. rs A. NJ. 100 p. NJ
IL :iS midnight 90 . ca
town r 81 Sundays, $50 7:l5 !, NJ. 90 S 20 y 81.
For WiIkcsbare Pltt,ton and Scranton, 8 40 A. NJ.
80 p. NJ. Sundays 30 A. NJ.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 10 Point
Pleasant so S:I5 II 30 A. NJ. 80 80, 90 %
O:I5 T. NJ. Sundays. except Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park 90 A. NJ. 90 i. VI.
FOR Lakewood Toms River Barneglt Park and Barne.
gat. 30. rs \. NJ: 30, 80 p NJ
For Atlantic City. Vlneland and Brdgeton, 100 A. NJ.
For Monmouth Reach. scahrieht and Highland Beach
n 40 \ 4 | 4 NJ 30 4 30 4. NJ
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west SHORE RAILROAD.

~. Y. 4. II. II. XIX. Co., Lessee.)
Trans leave West 4!d,t station New-iork, as fol-
ows and Is mlntys earlier from II. Franklin ST. ~ r.:
3,3O A. M.-Dily FOR NewDurg. Kingston, AItsys
daily except sunday, west OF toeymans Jc ,.,
>,SO A. NJ Dolly Albany, except sunday Montreal
iC,iO 4. vi. daily for Albany uca. Syracuse Ro hes
Ter Buffalo, Fails. Detroit. Chicago; eXeepe
saiurday for Toronto. -.
1855 A. M.-Daiy. except Sunday Tor Albany 'na
400 EXCEPT SuqSay for Ae ss
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Chicago, st. Louis. 49,
$50 r. M.~DaIy except Sunday for N'wburH Albany.
s,,s D. sW"DaiIy fos Albany Utica. Syracuse Roehes.
tor isiiIalo, Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Chicago
uk%tXSITAw LOCALS, 7 90 A. NJ, 2:i5, 7:i5 r N.
NtWBU R,i LOG AIS, s:2o Nlo'lo n. NJ, 'l'lo' oV'
:35 u 80, IL 45 L. NJ 80, - ~
Slseninc cars Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toronto. Do
troit chicago all through trains. ,.
psiiv ,or tickets time tables parlor and sepine
an, citations or Information apply Offices Brook
iyn 1888 Washington.st.. 726 Fn'on;st. Annex once
saaai NJ tulton.st. NewNork CITY POI. ll3 800 Isl
$40 broadway. I4s ,nuwery. 81 East lithst. % WEI"
l2oth''' a r F. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
FROM PIER 8. y. r., FOOT RECTOR-ST.
For Atlantic Highlands, Highland Beach Selbright,
Monmouth Beach and Long Branch, AT 80 10 10 a. NJ
Il 90 l.. NJ. saturdays. 3Ij 10 T. NJ Sundays. . 80
a. NJ. 100 4. VI.
For Elberon ocean Grove. Asbury Park and Point
Pleasant A. NJ. Il 90 l.. NJ saturdays rs 4. NJ
SUNDAYS, except ocean Grove and As0ury Park, . 90
A. ~. -
FOR Lakewood Toms River and Barneeot. 4 30 A. NJ
Il 200 4. NJ. saturdays. 3 .i5 T. NJ
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WORLDS FAIR. CHICAGO.

WORl.D > FAlh, ClllCANO.
w Tickets, sleeping bcrhs rooms at hotels etc.
for individual travellers Or with WEEKLY EXCURSION
PARTIES. Send for programme.
GAZE x SONS. l18 Broadway. n. Y.
sfdcial ticket agents for tho chief Trunk Lness
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stations In New York Of Barclay and Chrst0phe
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yESTIBlLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN GOACHES.


SHORTEST LINE. vESTIBuLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.
Direct route to NEwAKh, BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLAIR
the ohANuEe, summit. bernasds.ic. Baskins
ton, bower, stanhope. BuDD's LAKE. LAKE no.
fAICONG, Iackru town, SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN,
Washington. PlIllLIpsBukG EAsION. WATER
GAP, SrKOUD>BURG. Pocono Mountains. sCkAN.
Ton, PlTTsroN, WlLhE sBANKE, NANTIc0kE.
pANVlLLE, NORTHUMBERLAND Montrose BlN1.
MA1MuIEN, 9AF9ID N0iwioh; WaterVllIe; udISA.
UswEGo ITHACA: owEGo; ELMIRA, coRNlNu.
o.o VEST ,SSoHTHWIsT A ;R, SOUTHWEST loo rx
PRESS Pullman parloi cars Connects 1T Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving 9A6 .. m. next
sr30 A. NJ. -BINGhAMToN NAIL Stops at principal
-tptinns
100 r. M.-sCRANToN BINGHAMToN, and Ell
MiiA = NrRFss; Pullman psrlor GERS
,..Yp xrRESs pq,lpsp RaslGs s Ears rxparss
Imllnm. sleepcrs. Arrives at 7l5 q.
0,oO1P. N. (Day.)-BUFFALO. RIC HFIELD SPRINGS
nc scv H ,.r. 200 rArKMsS rqllmaS sseger
Marny' and t29 Broaaysy T,ast, at ferry station.
ave, NewYcrk 3a3 Westinghouse, 728 Fnlton-t: and
"A Droadwny BROOKLYN Time tables. giving full In.
WfSiCOrT EXPKfSs COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 Destination
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"a. (NO COPIES OF
EDGAR SATTUS
latest novel MADAM Sapphirs' ard Mrs. ll'ANh
II.III.S Are Men 6sy Deceivor.T sold IT. 90 ddy =
at.r Iinv cts cloth ~ p. Sold e'rfvMhrr; OF s'h1
49,, ,nid on recent of pficc. Agents wanted
+ + VETII'S 1T BLISlIING Hot 81, CHICAGO
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Excursions.

8 upSIpnf EXCURSIONS through XIII Kul and
VILE aud KEYroRT Steiner II ENrD I 20 noSs
NTsE North River 10 A. NJ. for Kevporf aud Ross
oursisns 90 cents. '' Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

DOUND LAKE. y y. 20. ,,o,
n.ic,tst richer md b.t'.f than % miles north
= Albany and south 81 saratoga Spring on me fii
u. and ~. /; Il. ,-,
splendid IIotci-, pur..t water; be- drainage.
IT. St-NNI.R Schools
School ~ Art ~ -"r fooms Instructor. July 9TH
August 18TH wcc-. Splendid Mclllil e- ana best ~
,erout,ola Al ,ai- and sat' fact on Ff.Ifanf'r
II StI ri. OI MIS- TC. lNwan J. Nyer conductor.
July lOin-Au2u-t 18th weeks. lhi- l. specially Tor
,hn singing Voice "Mycr'- Conservatory Of Music. New
YORK /. most f1,orlblv known.
III School ~ Lanriace- Piof \; la Lana" teacher ;,
mi, fla Nneu-t Iafh wcrr-. French G"finru and
Spani,h prof la I.andc f. Frcnch'nrn. author and
SEND to Round Lake. y. Y, for CIRCULARS and
JOURNALS.
Miscellaneous.
a DTIIGHTF SUMMER place fr toys: Souihold
n l.. T. ii-hn. 'aihlnc. mis- and cycling. Hon"
Influences. highest fcfcfentcs. III 'Bl ACADEMY. III
West o2d--t
A. AVAIL EXPEDITIONS ron. BOYS 10 THE
N WORLDS FAIR.
nv 1t Johns Mi.iaN school. Nanus, y. V. VIA the
,,rrat Lake.. Orginifed cadet ~ >hlfr0i war.
Limited number may Join. Jun 18th - July @'th APP
py Tor terms
xvOrNG ENGLISH LADY. cducatd IN France dr,'re,
I aurlnimant 81 family Il ,iii"n a con panion
Cove c.. {, ladi-, WISHING 10 study English ht"
aturc French ltio' music. etc. hshr-t rt.r
sncc. .siiro-.. sta. term, "T"fcd MADE
MOI>FLiE. Tribune Odre.
] accept orpof during III" summer dtv gov
orncs- rwl~ lr-rla-- imily; city ref rnce
~ character ability aud experience. VI. D.. $50
SthaNe.
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Delaware, Lacknwrnpn and Western X. X.
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For Boys and Young Mcn-City

4, oOKKEEPINos. st'nocraphy. typewrtng, &C.. thor
u taught. day evening, situations iillhis"u
address New-York Business C0rre. 121thst.. y. 4
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For Both ScAc--Couniry.

rI,It rnik-KIi.I MiIIlAKY ACADEMY.
i Goth year ~eni To- illustrated catalogue.
JOHN y. TILDiN, \. N. VI. d, PRINCIPAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-11

UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 81 West 50th't
u Park Collegiate and University Grammar school com
hinc6 Tor Harvard. Yale ana oth'
lcId ne ia~titut -Four boarding pupils rrr,Nrd 81,
Liner j.. Phillips, A. NJ " q H'i1icAsoh' IN ~
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Miscellaneous

4 DELIGHTFUL SUMMER piic" for boys; SouiholG
n L. l. il-hin. ,iaihlnc. mus and cycling. Hon.
Influences. highest fcicfen,cs. EJrBl MADEMh. III
Wei S1d-t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-25


Miss Georgia Butler returned Friday from
visiting the fair.
Miss Eva .Jeffries is visiting relatives at
Clark's Station. Ky.
Mr.. johnson and family are spending o
few weeks in Chicago.
Misses Eva and Anne Butler loft last
Wednesday for Chicago.
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. G. Howe are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Armstrong, in KokomO.
Nh. and Mrs. w. l.. soouton accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Cults to Chicago.
Prof. ]. Iden and sisters, Mrs Caulkins
and Miss Iona Iden. left Thursday for the
fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Smith. of jamaica, arc
expected this week to visit Mrs. Omar
Wilson.
Mrs. Jennie Jeffrles and daughters left
Thursday for Trafalgar. Ind. to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Grace Julian Clark entertained Mrs.
Tay lor. Misses Robbins. Hopkins and Tay-
Tor on Tuesday.
Miss Ora Murray returned to Irvington
on Monday. after short visit In Plslntield
with Miss Dora Green.
Mr.. L. L. Frazier and family and Mr..
Howe and family loave Monday to spend
several weeks in Charleston, Ill.
Miss Emma En- gle returned to her homo
IN Winchester on Monday, after Q week
spent with MISS Romano Braden.
Miss Grace Waits. who has been spend-
Ing a low weeks with friends in Irvington,
returned to her home in Marion last Mon
day.
Mr.. Thormeyer and family are In Chi
caRo. where they will be joined by Miss
Bertha Thormeyer, who has been spending
the winter in Niles, Mich.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-25
SILK
SkAIE

Tomorrow there will be a
furry in Silks. Those that
get them will be fortunate.
One lot at 25c. These are
the quality that have retailed
at SOC, and are cheap to-day
at 39c.
One lot at 39c. These won't
last long, for you paid Coo for
them last week. They are
beautiful fancy Wash Silks.
One lot at SOC. The same
as retail everywhere to-day at
S5c. Shanghai Silkand Others
One lot at 69c. These are
sold everywhere at 81.
About 1000 yards Silk
Crepes, in all colors, at 25c
per yard Usual price, 65c.
Not over two dress patterns
to a buyer.
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Miss Amy Vreddenbaugh, OF Freeport, N. J.,
is tue guest OF Miss Ruth Scott Mrs. Raw.
mond Nave and son Kirk returned from Cinoin-
natl Friday III James Bingham and wife, of Cow
ington. passed through here Saturday on their
way to the worlds fair Miss Matte Glass; of
Wichita. Kan. Is visiting her father. ]. W. Gass.
MIR. and Mrs. w III. Keister and son. OF Balti-
more, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. w. Powell Miss Villa Hays
left for Bloomington. Ind. last Monday
Mrs. SELMA Kahn, or Chicago, ia visiting her
mother, Mrs Louis Adler Mrs Clint McDer-
mond Is visiting her parents at oxford. Mrs.
Nelson Zelgler and daughter, Mrs. Alderman
King, or wabash: are visiting here Mr.. and
Mrs W. II. Chaplain and niece returned from
Chicago Monday :, Mrs. o. q. Dougnerty and
son are visiting at Karl Mentzer's Mrs.
Amelia Webber, who has been visiting Mrs.
Frank McDermond, returned to Grand Rapids.
Mich, last Tuesday Mrs. s. c. Hanna, OF How
ard, Kan. Is a guest ut j. Il. Nixon's.
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Office not later than q p. M, SATURDAY.: items re-
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WHOLESALE MILLINERY : STOCK

Tomorrow we begin forced sale of this immense
Wholesale Millinery Stock. Last week gave you slight
idea of what you may find tomorrow The stock has all
arrived and will be closed out, regardless of value You
buy ten Hats for the price you paid for few
weeks ago.
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man Republican national committee. who
Is large owner in that region.
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Miss Clara Land, OF Canneltou, Is visiting
George Browns family. Mr.. ana Mira NJ q.
Cole returned from their wedding trip Thurs
day. Harry smith and Miss Allie Houston
were married Tuesday. Miss Mollie Woman ia
In Kurtz =. Mrs. Robert &. Houston. of Frank
fert. is visiting in this city Mrs. f. Wells and
Mrs. l.. Woods have returned from Bloomin yteu.
Mrs. j. A. Richardson was In Washins ton
during the week -. Mr.. and Mrs. John X. DOYLE
are in Chicago Mrs. Anderson Fish is in st
Louis. - Mr.. and Mrs. Hahn. OF Mitchell were in
this city Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. III. a. Walls
have returned from Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and
Miss Lottie Reath Joined the Alabama o excursion
party from this city Tuesday. = Mrs. William
Judah. OF indianapolis. Is visiting relatives in
this city Miss Fannie Logan has returned
from an extended visit in Logansport
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Among the Chicago eScursionists last week
were j. j. Todd and family, w. B. Nimmons ana
wife and Mrs. r. L. Warng. Miss Fannie Con-
kGsaxIaulxsad fs~x.~.