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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
he TAS ONCE MR.. VINDERBILTS BCTLER.
MICHAEL IEsIrN KILLED HIMSELF WITH A RE-
vOLvER-A HERO AT NEWPORT.

MICHAEL IiESLrN KILLED HIMSELF WITH RE
vOLvER-A HERO AT NEWPORT.
Michael IIcslln, formerly Cornelius VanderMlts
butter committed suicide last cvering in his home on
the ground noor Of the nat-house, No. 200 East
Twenty -nrst-st. lie Ir!shman thirty-sx
years old. 1t said that h. had been In the en-
ploy Of Mr.. Vanderbilt for thirteen years. When
Mr.. Vanderbilt's cottage at Newport, called The
Breakers was burned recently lleslin was In charge
OF it, and it said that he saved the lives of
some persons at the time OF the fire. Since then he
had been drinking heavily and his friends said he
seemed 10 feel that he was suspected OF careessness
in permitting the cottage take fire.
He lived In the Twenty first 81. house with his wife
and two young sons. Yesterday afternoon he tried
To get III, wife To take walk with him. but she
noticed that his eyes had CLASSY Look. as ~ he had
been drinking too much liquor, and she refused to
accompany him. few minutes before p. m. she
him take a revolver out Of a bureau drawer and
she told him put II back He made no reply
Then She TO call policeman, but she turned back
when she heard a shot. she found her husband
dying the floor OF the bedroom. lie had shot
himself In the head. The police were sum
moned and doctor called, but Iesin died
In IL few minutes. His youngest son. seven years
old, was In the house az the time VI the suicide.
The other boy is al boarding school.
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FiTiL LANDSLIDE IN pJTTSHT re

Pitt,burg. April Cat 2 80 o'clock tonight n
large quantity Of earth and stone became looSened
from the blum known Boyds Hill. which towers
10 feet above Sccondavc.. and crashed down upon
two tenement houses In the rear OF Nos. "5l and
25J sccondavc. solomon Kelley. n coored coal
hauler. his wife. and four children ranging In age
from three months 10 fifteen years had inst finished
their supper. The roof and rear wall Of the Kitchen
fell upon them. burying them completely. The
frernen and n large detail Of police quickly at
the scene. Mrs Kelley. with her baby in her arms.
was found standing upright. unconscious. The baby
was only slightly injured, but the mother IS In a
critical condition. solomon Kelley and the boys
were next removed and. although badly bruised. may
possibly recover. Fannie the fourteen year-old
daughter pinned to the floor By the hot stove.
The hospital physicians made every effort to resusc
tate her. but without avail
james Rodburn's family Of eight. who lived In
the adjoining building. absent from home
Their house Is also complete wreck. The recent
rains had Oosenrd the stones tue side Of the
blun \ similar accident occurred at the same place
Il few years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
GAS EXPLOSION ~ BROOKLYN CLrBHOCSE

An explosion OF gas occurred In the clubhouse OF
the 1idcn Club nj No. l2l DlySion-ave.. Brooklyn
r. d., last night, and caused much excitement In
the ncghborhood, and called out several fire engines
samuel GuntIrc. member Of the club, was severely
burned about the hands and face. No one else was
injured though there were several Others In III" place
and Il rush made for the street For some time
there has been odor Of gas In the clubhouse and
no could tell Just where the defect In the pipe
was. Mr.. Gunthric last night lit match and in.
stanty there was an explosion. which was heard 4
distance Of two blocks. No lire followed the eXplo-
sion but the ceiling on the first floor was destroyed
The clubhouse I'D oins the Amph0n Theatre
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TO ASSIST WOMEN TO SEE TIE FAIR.

Albany. April - c-p'claD.-Thc Worlds fMr
ohoar,hip Association for Young Women, with prin-
cpnl Office In Ncw-YOrl City, has been incorporated
with thcs, women n managers Florence layard Lock
wood. Susan y. Carter Mary \. Hewitt. Maud Bowen
Chaplin Grace II. Dodge, sarah May N!nurn and Jan"
Russell. The objects Of the association are D'icN
ocnt literary and scientific, and To that end II Is pro
posed 10 devote such fund, shall be raised 10y the
corporation assist women engaged In or preparing
e. professional work skilled labor. 20 VISIT The
Columbian Exhibition at Chicago. The a>1'iancc i
la he rendered Dy loans or gifts ~ money In other
WHY'S 10 enable such women TO enjoy the Fair.
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MYEES WOCLD MOI AC'H' L.
HE SAYS THERE IS NOTHING IN ln''
,rouT TIE CoLLEcToRsIif'

uv SAYS THERE IS NOTHING IN THE "'
'''' ,rorr TIE coLLEcToRshiP.
-, canning from Washington was puV'''', -,
- .y,,r That President clev"a'u 81
,,,r, fr,m chicago would r"lu''. N'" , x.,v.York.
-, en-. Colleciorship of thr Io'' ~ -, hous,
. ru.rno rcroiicr called ut 'h' ''' d asked
~ -, wast Forty six'hst., last '''"'"e'
,,ho, foundation there was loi '"' - said Con
"'"o = nothing In 1t whatever, I. A. I,
lh'Ie - coud not accept the p'"''
troller MN'i,' ana and | hay" no rcaSo" W.
sn""'' aha, ,hc President Is con,empa''"e 90, ao :,
''Pi -, \, | have said BEFORE M " ,h,r
-, With tie people Of this cN " 80, shall
c,,.f financial officer until J"hu"'! uv. Nothing
nunl my part OF that comma
cou,d tempt me TO break H. ,,.rs :, the col
'on'" ,,',nir,ment Of Controller Myers o'n,,,an,
ln' "pp he especially pleasing TO i','"'"" -,
,r ,ho, reason we'll in'oru''u ''' :. r,uli
Ii'"'' "i' ,,a,,o, arc not Ioollng for It, ~ -,
'"' 80, mos, ,n,por,ant ONCE IN the Guy any
P'' ,,. Mayoraity, at their di'pN'' .,', ms
-,,, effort on the part o! ''' l,.r IN IN.
u,,,enan,s The veto Oh ''' ,',rr. = money
poord Of Estimate prevents any 'A i, with such "a
~, r,ou,r.d by mandatory s'a'"' ,r, os Mr.
- a. ,oy.ruor Flower WOW" a,,o,da,i,u
man u =. -, Mr. Crokcrs recpH'i'
N.Y. 80, NO nothing TO prevent any -, a.,
there "o"'" ,,oo.nry which the plund'rer' VI ~"
looiing the ci'y u'"o"''
vicwam might plan ,o which brou, ht
Inc rumor, of the last day Of ,No r. Roosevelt
~" ,,'o names oil cx Minister Robert b. ,,.o
""c -, u.yor FRANKLIN Ei'on for oo''F'o'' - them
gratifying to the Tammany p'"p'' , va' rhcy both
ao"s ,N ,s U EXAMINATION aud other would sui, the
vc""s ain, b,vc found 50 many WY va
bo'u VAL though 10 man they "o"i' -
Tho transfer Of the 'nnWo'''' han brought to
colonel Robert GeI Monr Of %" this U' city since es
a., iron, again for Postmaster % ' ,. A.
'h' i'o", ,,.,,,,c. / puwc- declined the p'hc'' ."
J".uss m yrn COTS four years of acu'l scrv'os
% ssr a ' week. an appormTn, Q! his r.%
WI. .,uonc Mr.. ClcyrandN nrst n''S Oh ~, w..
, INV, Cn,rago. !, is sid however 'n ,"r YEAR,
"nu will be- asked to serr" out ,'T ,"'' ie continue
Wv ,,,e NJ his commission. lhi' N""'. ,.'',
from the u''' " a. -, December. That the ircssl
him IN ocG NIX" to put oil hs ,ceco %, , ri O c,y for
Collector Of Fort and o,h, whatever lie told
several months te'u Yves, Friday that nothing
noa 40 worried him since h' ""' "0'
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,v,NAx DEPrBLICANs MEET

At the regular monthiy meeuhs "' we y, -,
, NJ, Central Committee held at No. IL 81
49, p,nc an April rs. the president DR.. GustaV'
-chocr appcin,ed the following committees Finance
- Alexander. Frederick FlaccnS H. llirschy.
" roo,er and Charles Sodwrdci; Printing IT, a.
,cburmnnn. Angus, Euerman and Charles wondrr'
Associations, Herman Cantor Dr. +. H. NJ. soil ana
l.. .csorsohn: Naturalization: ,harirs tlnmmri;,
-. ,,I r"ni.i Jom J. >chlcafcr. Peter Lrnz AMI
" Ill., ExcrutIyr Committee organized by clcctihg
pudolph Rubcns chairman
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DEDICATION OF TIE WCMEN'S BUILDING

Mrs. POTTER PALMER DRIVES THE GOLD NAIL
OME-OpEXIYG EXEECIsFS MONDAY.
Chicago, April 90.-Womcn were In full control Of
Jackson Paii today. ard In spite OF HE dark cloulS.
chilling winds and Of mud mighty conc0ursc
Of them gathered TO assist In the dedication Of the
Womens Building this afternoon. Women every
where chatting. Laughing and even screaming every
talking of the Fair. of the building and Of the
exercises. They seemed somewhat disappointed at the
apparently unfinished condition of the building There
is still great amount OF frescong 10 be done, and
the exterior is yet to he painted.
The exercises began with the presentation OF the
Florida nag followed by the presentations Of the
Connecticut room, Kentucky. California. Cincinnati
and NewNork rooms in the order nnmcd then the
Presentation Of the Knapp flag, after which tn gold
nail was driven home. The swinging martial chorus
Of the Battle Hymn OF the Republic" brought the
meeting to a close.
THIS golden rail. which marks the completion Of
the Womans Building AT the Exposition. required
several weeks OF constant work 10 make. II is com
posed Of god. silver and copper and Montana
sapphire TO set in the upper portion OF the shield
which is attached TO the nail near the heal. Mrs.
Potter Palmer president Of the Board Of Lady Man
ayers drove the nail Of gold home with silver
hammer HE nail driven In the piO5ceniun
arch Of the assembly hall in the north cId Of the
building The hall tas efuly but lavlsily adorned
with flowers.
Building will lie held at O'Clock Monday afternoon
In Music Hall. The programme Will be follows ::
Grand March. Frau Ingeborg Won Bronsart Of Wei
mar. Germany; Prayer Miss Ida Hultn: Dramatic
Overture. Miss Frances Elliott. OF London. Engiand
ode Address, Ms Potter Palmer, Jubiate, Mrs.
II. II. A. Beach. of Boston, Mass. addresses BY dis
tingushed representatives. OF foreign nations->paIn.
Duchess OF Vcraua Italy. Countess Di Brogg1 Eng
band. Mrs. Bedford Fenwlck; scotland and Ireland.
Lady Aberdeen; Germany, Frau Professor kase-
lowsky Russia. Princess Sc ahOvsluiy: HYMN.
America: beneilctiOn. Miss Augusta Chaplin. The
music will be- under the direction OF Theodore Thomas.
The committee comprises Mrs Potter Palmer. Miss
Catherine L. Miner. Mrs. John A. Logan. Mrs. Mar
tina B. Stevens. Mrs. William Reed Mrs. Margaret
PLANE Saulsburg. Mrs. Richard J. Oglesby and
Mrs Susan g. Cooke, secretary.
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LIBERTY BELL AT rs DESil"Ai' NAV

A HALT At THE HOTEL OF THE PREsiDLNi -
WHO MAKES A SHORT ADDRESS
Chicago Aprl oo-when the hoat o'ar'"s VI"
Iib,tv Bell rcneh.d the Lexington HOTEL VIZ
President Cleveland is staying. there was " :,
halt, and the President. who stood upon 'he 'oo ~
the vcranda. surrounded by I'll" members VI -"
Cabinet made short address. Upon 'he "r'Na, W
the procession at jackson Park 1t moVcd up rug
sevcnth.st. to the Pennsylvania STATE Du'iu'"s' VIZ
the formal exercises were carried out prayer was
fercd BIZ the Rev william White WILSON ana 'he 81"
spancIed ranncr7 was sung by male quartet III"
duty of turning over the bell to the temporary car
Of Chicago and the Worlds Fair officials de'oNeu va
Mayor smart of Philadelphia, ana he pcrior"eu "''
task in an admirable manner.
Mayor Harrison responded In speech OF accep'a'''
nm behalf Of Chicago President Palmer repN III ''
name of the National Committee ana president HEN
latham of the local Directory, promised 'H"' INV
treasure sh uld be carefully guarded until 'ie '''
NJ the Fair and then returned with hohcf 10 us ''
home in Independence Square. several o'hcr SHo''
enoocb.s wore made, and then with the SINGING VI
=. America and n final three times three I"f '"'
Iibor,v Bell the exercises were brought 10 'on
clusiOn. ~ III, Ia ,,.cod I'm thc rotuuda
OF the Pennsylvania STATE Buiiuihs'
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INTERNATIONAL WORLDS FAIR REGATTA.

The negotiations for the entry OF the 'a ,,",
Harvard boat crews in the "Worlds Fair hes'''"
are still pending. Messrs. Cregicr ana rf"''' Inv
committee appointed by the Chicago Navy 10 oo.',
with Eastern colleges. returned to this city ses'erS
from their conference with these boat crews i"o
Yale BOYS are opposed to rowing any American GRE"
oxcent that Of Harvard and at the same time DO ho'
maintain tina, they the strongest American CIV"
The Cornell will challenge the "h'er oi '.''
Vale Harvard boat race the contest to be hcld Ill m
Worlds Fair Regatta IL Is probable 'ha' 'h'a
challenge will be accepted certainly so II liarVaru
wins The Cornell boys and the University Oh rem.
svlvania crew will row race at the lnterha'ioha'
Regatta.
oxford has not yet accepted the invitation sent 'hei
by the Chicago Navy. They awaiting the ar1'ai
OF Mcssrs. Crcger and Pratt. who lcft New iorh s'
night to confer with the University OF PrinsyNahi
nj Philadelphia and the Cornell College crew NJ
Ithaca. In fortnigh, they will e, 10 England Inc
chances are that oxford VIII acccp Inc
Northwestern Rowing Association. the mississippi
Valley Rowing Association and the Iowa state Rown;
Association have all entered their men III thi lhlcr'
national Regatta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
r,,yy CONDEMN TIE 'HloH

nanny f.oSpENN TIE 'Hl''
A. ,be regular monthly meeting III ~, =, ,r
~ n,s,,,ct Republican Association h',u az ~
o., ~,r;, rooms No. Las Third h''.' vi n',r and
in.'n r.soluon. introduced by Charles N".n "''
'o o""na'd lv ". :. scphcison' was "''''''
passed: - .,uh whose principles
,o,ri,.s are those al Republcan'S"'' '''
.i., l,v and successfully "Aciuoco ''"' ,,,,.,
."h,, Th.odorr scligman, All Am'io"" p''N n,, -,
.',,,.tc If Harvard College. ana 81" y, n,,,I,.
80 n,s, influential citizens ana ior'"''''
cans. ara - ~, his rejection, other
W ,n., he embraced the Hebrew fni'h anu d. ''''
. r mast respected citizens, members u. =" n
- ''' ~,, testify TO the eminent qualities oi wv
young man, 90, .,,,, fla. Union League
.o.r IN establish IA precedent for lu'u' "'""'',
.,,.,nos "a depan fom It's long es'no!l'"'' p''''
,,ua,.,,c that all men, uphodine h'p"p"'''" W.,
.,, who by their fitness Of character are '""''
49, h' r,-.pecfnl consideration oi Their ''h'" ",'''
49, "a, enrolled members Of the NAth "Ss'"o' ~
~. y,,,Lcau organization, do hereby nn', ',,, ~
r"nnd,,i,. the action OF me hi"i' ~ snn,n,uiv In
.w" nm American. un-Christiaii anu IT,, 81 his
ptis ,rc Us cOnirayc ntion TO the eiecuoh VI ""
Young mhI.
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prfyrnv OP THE ARMY or TIE POTOMlc.

The Twenty fourth annual reunion OF tn" Army oil
,ho po,om.c will be held IN Boston June - and
30 Tn. frs, DAY Will bc devoted to II reception In
FaneuI Hall the corps and society meetings and eX-
cursion down the bay and pubic meeting. with
grafton and pom in the evening on the second day
there will he "A carriage drive through the city ana
suburbs and n dinner In the evening. The President
Of the United sfntes, Governor Russell and many
other prominent guests are expected. The officers
If the society General Horace Porter president
General Horto {. King, recording secretary Colonel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
SOUTH AMERICAN RELICS FOR TIE FAIR.

Panama April oI.- There IS now in Panama IN
tranSi, for Chicago a wonderfully oOHplr" collection
Of south American antiquities gathered 10y Captain
Harris the wcllknOw American antiquarian. u
consists Of some piece, Of Peruvian Bo Ian aud
Ecuadorian terra Gotta vases Jug, etc, forming
complete exhibit OF ancient arr pottery also variety
of wooden household and war implements knitting
needles cloth. baskets for vnricns purpose. of ma
tive make. including those i child burial. ana COM
p!cte assortment Of ancient metal wCrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
DIR EVERETTS PLuEALIln hT"'

Boston. April oo.A recount OF ha'.o's '"S' '' .,
,r congressman In Wards 4 ana oi
u1s,on was made today. resulting Ill F." hr' h"' W
,,r ,o,cs for william F.. Barrett tue h'p"''' ~
no,ni,c. over Or. william Everett D'"o''"' '
,,us recount DIR. Everc'rs p'"'h"y !" =" n.',,
~ ,,coJ IN TO- There were some pro,'s'
uis"'o, Id as 10 the counting oi ccr'ai' n"no''
-" rh,ch ali vet have to be settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
Dress Goods.

TWO AND THREE TONED DIAGONALS,
SHADOW EFFECTS, 1is YARDS WIDE.
VERY DESIRABLE FOR TRAVELLING
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SERGES BEAUTIFUL LINE OF COLORS.
As INCHES WIDE. REGULAR 81 DUAL.
lTY NOW GOING AT.....................~
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NOVELTY OF THE SEASON; USUAL
1926 AND $3.50 QUALITIES; NOW
OFFERED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
SURAH TWILL, ALL WOOL. 80 INCHES
WIDE; FULL LINE OF CoDORS; HAVE
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BEST QUALITY DIAGONAL ARMURE,
ALL PURE WORSTED, IS INCHES
WIDE, CoLORS AND BLACK, MADE To
RETAIL FOR 81 PER YARD, TO BE
CLOSED OUT Observation-Disclosures.
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A HOSPITAL FOR RELIGIOUS FIGHTERS

IL is rumored tina, couple of strangers from cup the
State" wandering down Park.a,e one day and
stopped they passing Seyeny.nrst.s to wonder
what block Of big rel brick buildings might be- 4
policeman told the sgheccrs that the Pro-.
byerian Hospital whercupon there the foowin.
eolloquy;
"PresbtcriaE Hospital he says its! PresBtcan Hos
rital. eh Wonder what they call IL that for -
Cues Ms where they've gon' TO put all them Pros.
b'tcrans when they're done lrhtn' about that feIef
Briggs. ehf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

Campbell Mackenzie and John Frederick br'oee
pedagogy by Professor Silvanus thompson engineer
Ing BY Sir benjamin Baker and Professor Francis
Elgar: electrical work. by William Henry ITrecc'
Professor Silvanus Thompson, Alexander >lemehs
and Major CaIdew; art, by Sir FREDERICK Leehloh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

an open sesame to the Fair. engraved on sn, ~, n
Then Governor AltGeld and the members ui ms oftcr
fled up the corridor and into inc jpn ~ nuke
which the reception became Informal ana the D"
shortly after went TO dinner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ERENOORT- Moor.Gcncral Il. Waddngton. of Eng
land oJI.SfY-AleAander Graham Rcll. Of Washington,
e. GRAND icutcnant-l olon"l Edward Mo,lc United
States Army. lOFFMAN-s;ilson HutchIns. Of Wash.
ingtn, D. C. MURRAY HILL-Judgc Nathaniel Ship
man. OF IIar.flrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

THE PRESIDENT VISITS THE FAIR GROUNDS.
Chicago. April o0.-After President Cleveland and
his party had had luncheon and reviewed the Liberty
Bell procession the President and a few members Of
the party went In carriages to the Worlds Fair
Grounds TO survey The progress Of the Exposition
The visit was entirely Informal. and there was no
escort nor any demonstration at the grounds Or on
the route
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
HOME Is SWEET

when its in the country, for the air is pure and
there is room for the children 20 play. Its COM
fort when you have IA ,sood-Sized lot, pure water,
good sewerage. electric light, Telford paved
streets. Land and houses are cheap at new
bouhG Brook send for book" llomeseekers, y
TO X. v Pierce, Bound Brook, n. j.
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Untrimmed Hats.

MISSES AND CHILDREN'S FANCY LACE
STRAW FLATS AND SHAPED HATS, o..
VALUE OOc. " ~
WHILE THEY LAST, IMPORTED LEG. IN.
HORN, BLACK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. A0Vs
THE POPULAR TARPAULIN SAILORS, On.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

samuel Trrsdel. treasurer, and General c'e9rge r.
sharpe corresponding secretary. Incharu WATSON
Glide, Will BE- tho poet Tie orator Is not yet seec"o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

To REPRESENT VARIOUS BRITISH SOCIETIES.
London. April o0--The official list Of delegates
from Great Driiain's literary scientific and musical
societies 10 the congress TO be held In Chicago has
been almost completed. Literature will be repre-
sened by sir Edwin Arnold music. by Alexander
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

Before breakfast Brsaso. SELLER.
Acts as O bracer.
Teal bottle loo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

~. Wins Dance. one bottle Or. NJ. NJ Fenne,'s
Specific alw3ys Circular Reporting Fiedonia
n. y. Cha,. n. Cliuenton o., liza fulton.st, N. Y
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CIoaks and Suits.

Second Floor, Main Building
IN OUR CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT WI
OFFER REMARKABLE VALUES.
5000 JACKETS
1000 CAPES,
1000 ULSTERS,
1900 COSTUMES,
AT ABOUT THE COST OF MATERIALS
WE MAKE NO CHAR,E FOR NECESSARY Al
TERATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

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if you're q weak
or iling woman:
that there's only
one medicine so
sure to help you
that 1t can be Guar
onteed. It's DR..
Piercc's Favorite
Prescription. In
building up over
wOrke feeble,
delicate women. or
In any /" female
com plant" or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
Mems Underwear.

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this, YOU pay only for the good you get
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

Hoods Pills are purely vegetable and dc purge
D1kn. Or upe. Sold BY all druggists. Csc.