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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
NEW-NORK CITY.

al. W. East Orange y. J."-Tickes for the ball
to be given in honor OF the Infanta Eualic may b"
obtained upon application at the Office of the Circuo
Colon Ccrvantes, Nineteenth ST. and fifSi-ave'
surgeon Cumberland &. IIcrndon yesterday received
orders to duty in the Bureau of Medicine and surgery.
Navy Department. Washington n enc OF the as
sistants to surgeon General j. Rufus Iryon. lie
relieves surgeon Walter ~ McClurg who Is placed on
waiting orders.
The Tribune yesterday received S5 from Z" for
the relief of the O'llara family.
Mrs. Julia F.. Barringcr, Who kept loan Office at
No. 10 East Fourccn-st. was convicted In General
Sessions yesterday Of the larceny Of $1,000 from
Zacharah V. Spnosa formerly a clergyman. She ON
ployed him clerk and required him 10 deposit the
money security. Afterward She would not return
it. Recorder smyth rcmandcd the woman for sen
tence.
The Tax Commissioners were authorized iy the
Board OF City Record yesterday 10 advertise that the
city tax rolls for lo93 Will be open for inspection at
the Tax Department from July 3 TO september /.
The contract for constructing roads 10 Il scryor NJ,
at North Salem, Westchester County. awarded
yesterday by the Aqucduct Commissioners 10 John
Twname at god, $50. Chief Engineer Ftcey reported
that he had sixteen TO the Croton watershed
for sanitary work.
The Naval Academy practice cruiser Bancroft re-
turned 10 the Navy Yard yesterday from the Norfolk
Navy Yard.
The Park police will parade for the annual inspec-
ton the Mall in Central Park to-day at 10 Il. m.
The 9Th Regiment band will furnish the music. The
force will be- reviewed 10y the Mayor and the Park
Commissioners and will receive fine stand Of colors.
the present OF George j. Gould.
No new mcr viii be appointed on the Park police
force this year This, President Happen said ycstcr-
day, was because OF an insufficient appropriations
In the Tombs Police Court yesterday Justice Ryan
held Jacob J. Kaiser manufacturer Of shoes AT No.
435 Broadway for the action Of IN" Grand Jury on
the charge setting fire TO his place Of business on
April %.
The seventh annual dr Of the preparatory depart
ment cadets Of ST. Franci, XaVicrs College took place
last night at the 22d Regiment Armory, >iAty-cishh
81 and the BOucVard
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

william J. Gaynor will deliver address on "Cty
Affairs before mass-meetng under the auspices OF
the Peoples organization at Acme Hall, Seventhrave.
and Nnth-st. tonight. There will also be other
speakers.
Fifteen Of tho yomen prisoners in the Kings County
Penitentary are 30 be transferred to the Womens
Prison at Auburn. under the new law providing for
the transfer thlthes Of all who sentenced for
year or more. Five Of them have life terms.
Arthur Cassot wll lecture James Russell Lowell
before the Lowell literary Society, No. 459 Waverly
ave-, at p. m.
Bernardo Nicola% uial for murder in the first de-
gree for killing OnVfro MasconO in barber-shop at
No. $50 Sixthave., where Nicola was employed and
went to sleep in chair, WAS begun In the Court Of
Oyer and TermineI yesterday
The second days session of the annual meeting Of
the Council of Ministers of the New Church Sweden
bornan was we'll attended in the Church Of the New
Jerusalem. on the Heights. yesterday. The Rev. T.
F. Wright presented Il paper upon the question:
"should Ministers Join in Church Financial Meet
ings7" which discussed in detail, the general
opinion being In the negative The Rev. Howard C..
Durham, Of Denver, read paper In which he con-
demned pulpit eloqnence and snowy ritual In church
services The Rev. John c. Ager. OF Brooklyn, was
chosen deliver the annual address next year.
Edward Glennon, three years old. Of No. 81 Hicks
ST.. who being taken TO his home from the Eye
and Ear Hospital in Livngstonst., yesterday, by his
mother, after having his eyes treated was run over
by horse driven by Max Beers, of No $50 Lin
wood-st. at Herrepont and Fulton sts, and received
a fracture Of the skull His mother had baby In
her arms and girl about six years old with her at
the time. The horse stepped the chids head. At
the Homeopathic Hospital a fatal result is feared.
Otto Nelson. years old. of No. 20 Commerce
St. lost leg 10y peculiar accident yesterday after
noon. He was playing on the deck OF the lighter
Wetheril. lying at the South Central pier Of the At
lantc Basin when his limb became enanged In IA
coil OF "a hawscr being made fast TO tug. and as
the rope drawn aut it cut of the boys leg above
the knee. He was taken to the Long Island College
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y 7 W.tRK

Judge Depue Yesterday granted n rdlc 20 show
cause. application by the New Jersey Asphalt
Company for writ Of c"rii ,rnri 10 tavc ~" notion
OF the Board Of Works In giving out certain paving
contracts TO the harbour Asphalt company. when
the Ncw-Jerscy Company was The lowest bidder. r.
viewed by the supreme Court. The rule : r'inrnahle
on June u. IN advertising for bids ~" board
named Lake asphalt a. IN" material u"
h. used for paving. The Barbour COMPANY ms ~"
monopoly nj a-phalt. Will" the Ncv Jcr-'',
Company Use, asphalt taken from the lana.
Constable Theodore Nah. attached IL ia" touri OF
Justice Of the Peace lihlip ~lWmcr. Wa rluNir''l
IN the courts Yesterday OF obtanirr money hy rep
resrniing himself Ia b. officer ~ IN" society Tor
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals. -onm"r.
the Justice. has pleaded Ia several Indictments for
eXtorIion and his son has peahcd 10 one Indictment
The annual Inspection ana parade Of ~" Fro
ana Police Departments were held yesterday ~
Military Park by the Commissioners and head, oi
the departments. The parade WIS reviewed bN il"
Mayor and Aldermen VI the Ciiy Hall. In" pole"
were diyd 4 INT, eight companies. IN" apparatus
of the Ere Department was brightly polished and
gayy dec rated.
The Executive Committee OF the State Asrlcui rural
society las named september 1 ~ the date Tor the
opening Oi the state fair tins year.
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WAR IMMINENT ar MOUNT KISCO.
A CONFLICT PROBABLE BETWEEN THE BOARD OF
HEALTH AND THE DEPARTMENT OF
prnIIC WOKKS.

There prospects 81 conflict between the
Mount Klsco Board of Health and the Department Of
Public Works Of N"wIork city, owing TO the latter
stopping up the drains which into branch brook
tributaries Of CrotOn Lake. One Of these drains
carries of surface water only, which II Is said does not
pOllutc the water supply. II ordered closed Ly
chief Engineer Blrds' rnd the result was that the
water In the ground from the heavy rains OF last week
backed up into the cellars Of several buildings The
water foot deep In the basement of Frank
shcrwood's millinery store. and several inches deep
in the basement Of Rudolph Boohmcr's home. Other
Easements also Hooded.
Yesterday u. +. Gorlam. president Of the Board
Of Health ordered the drain, which had been clio. d
10y Commissioner Days mon. to b. rcopcncd
superintendent Kennedy. Of the Depart ncnt II Public
Works. and the representative Of Commission DAILY
immediately ordered his men To close mp the drain
again. President Gorham went 10 the place and
backed up 10y several of The citizens of NJ Klsco
threatened 10 have superintendent Kcnnedy's men ar
rested II they attempted to iii up the drain This
had the desired elect and frightened Kcncdy's man
fr''idcht 'orinm then Put force OF m"n 10 worl,
opening up other drains, and result last nIch tl,
water stopped howing into the cellars pr.sid nt
"orham SAID that he would next turn his attention
to the factory OF the New-lork Fertilizer Compouv
when has entered into II contract To- collect mad
remove AL refuge soil and ccsspOpl waste from NJ,
hsco' Tie company Is erecting large shed fifty fee,
by ono hundred on the lOwland In the centre NJ the
village Where the soil and Is brought IN barrels
ana iaea WIN deodorzers. The stencil arising from
this Is extremely bad and President Gorham saws thai
y ue,rhehtai to the public health The company's
shed Is within 30 feet Of .he scho0house The
boaa Vi eah Of Mount KIco will probably order the
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
TE\ /, ISLAND

MIDDLE NILLhGE.-.tthoush tho examination ~
Henry Hupprcchi. foreman OF the whiting works OF
+. Y. Crandall 1T Maspcth. was set down for :.
D. III. yesterday IN Justice sclummachcr'S Court IN
Middle Village, not one Anarchist could b" seen
around the place where IN" court was held. This
fact gave rise 10 the rumOr TINT Euppr"cht
had Jumped hi, bail ana gone for parts brst known
Ia himself When The cas-" was called ~. report
proved to De- well founded. Ruppr"cht failed 10
appear. Assistant DstIict-AttOrncy Cornelius then
moved for the forfeiture Of Iupprcch, bonds. and
asked that Il warrant De ISSUED for Rupprcchts
arrest This was done.
JAMAICA.-1hc BODY Of an elderly man, apparently
sixty years old. found lying on III" casibound
track OF the Long Island Railroad Just east Of the
switch running into the shops AT Morris Park on
Tuesday night. The train had passed over the man 3
head. cutting II completely IN two. Thcr" was
nothing found IN the clothing which would lead 10
the mans Identification The body was drcs,cd In
"A mixed graylsh suit and dark soft hat. The body
was taken 10 jamaica
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25
PRIZE SPEAKERS AT,THE BERKELEY SCHOOL,

The annual prize defamation Of the Berkeley
School was held at the Berkeley Lyceum last evening
The theatre filed with the friends OF the young
men who took part in the programme. Henry IL.
Armstead. jr., won first prize; j. LOuls Cunningham
and William H. OweJ ir., second prizes; Clarence
A. Barnes. Hjalmar Hjorh B0yescn, r., and Richard
Aston Elliott. thd prizes. The Commtt,e Of Award
the Rev. DIR. Charles II. Eaton, the Rev. Dr.
David ii. Greer Jacob Wendell. il, = Packard,
Miss Helen Dawes Brown Mrs. Almon Goodwia,
Miss May Monroe and F. :. Mackay.
The entertainment also included music by an or,
chesra: old s0rcs. Illustrated by Franklin t. Leeris
and Mortimer r. Arnold pantomime. What Can
the Matter Bclr and a farce a Likely story by
". ID. HowcS, performed by members of the school
The following the Of the graduating
class: Philip BisSell, Theodore l.. BOgort SPOTS
wood d. Bowers. Willard Church, James Z. Converse
tr.. Henry = Dudley. Henry = Hackett. Arthur w.
Lawrence. Henry ". Miller. Albert f.. Kent. jr. Henry
g. Lapham. William ii. owen, jr. Karl Webb, Henry
III. ArmStead. IT., Thomas a. Ball. Putnam A. Bates
Edward NJ. Cary, William H. Cram, Robert a. Fness
PearSll b. Jackson. Francis F. Palmer, Frederick A.
De Peyster and Lindley & Davis.
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now Az IMMIGRANT BiFFLED 4 SWTyDLER

We know that Hamburger guy said Battery
Ben" 10 Three Fingered Mike" yesterday. well.
pardncr yc'd have died laughin TO hcvc seed de-
fly copper pinch him. lie was a-woorkin' "A money
order. being wiln TO take hi, chances rubin sl-
yer wild de gang.
say de way de bobby nabbcd him beat anything |
ever seed since began to carry de banner. out OF
sight! We know Inmbnrg"r's de Jay wears toys
dat minds yer of n boiler shop. and Il dmln wot
III cr, Hike 'lcc'rc glim! Well, Hamburger meets
II young grant hid named Schclcly. and gives him
bid To tIow tub nv beer In hi, face. The I'M grant
lanod and den he waits until lIamburgcr's back /,
turned an drops dat fly copper. Garcy. de wink.
De bobby says nothing and saws wood Den dv liam
burger grabs de- i'm grant, port duke i>r-+nyS
how he, hi cousin, and talks sweet pie. Well
dat i'm grant no jay. Wen dat Hamburger blolc
braccd him for chnk he gives him II money order
after a-giVng Il" tip 10 de- iy copper jus ~ liam
burger was drilling like mad for broadway de- big
bobby eiab, him iy DE- neck. De I'm grant tips me de-
wink. says: Mercy. mI>hcr.' to de- bobby. aud drills
up street ala1ln 10 hisself tit ter KILL
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THE FUNERAL or b. ?. CARVER TO BE PRIV ATE

The funeral Of Benjamin +. Carver will be held this
m rnng at the Hotel Bristol. II viii De a private
one. only the members of the family being present.
The body will De placed in a receiving vault in Wood
lawn Cemetery.
The Letter family arrived here yesterday On the
White Star steamer TcuiOnic. and went as soon ~
possible 10 the rooms Of Mrs. Clrvcr. at the Hotel
Bristol. The customs officers did everything thcv
could 10 prevent the party being delayed al the pier
Mrs. Letter Is the sister OF Benjamin +. Carver Mr.
and Mrs. l.. Z. Letter and their daughter wcr, In
Europe when they received news that Mr.. Carver
was seriously Ill. The news of hi, death did not
reach them until the reutonc arrived at Quarantine
Yesterday afternoon. The party which arrived on the
Tentonic consisted Of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Letter Miss
Letter. Miss II. III. Letter and Miss y. l.. C. Letter
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SATURDAY, MAY %,
SHIPPING NEUS.


FORT OF NEW.YORK-wEDNESDAY, MAY "a. 1893.
ARRIVED.
., Steamer Teuonic (Br Liverpool May II. Queenstown
Storage passengers II Maitland Kersey. Arrived
steamer Nevada (Br Gushing. Liverpool May 10.
H. w" ndd 100 CO. '' iHa at at the @
steamer Rhynland (Bclg MILL. Antwerp May 10. with
md. and ra;sengcr, TO International Navigation Co.
soq SSc Of Fire Ilanf a. bs pa.a April a. xp,
Fsd to 'h E%t CO. So' A PnS S the Bar
S1anrpr irqua cer) rrowu Aca,a Anri % Palermo
May !; Gibraltar 6. with mdse to Phelps Bro, & Co.
A' s,m at s GT E'F Of at d'a"a nomnpn Vera Cruz.
May TnSr% - %peG Dd 49, e aG rS
to James f Ward & Co. Arrived at the Bar at
st steamer Brc!dablk CNop Nielsen, Baracoa DAYS
with fruit to II Dumoi, & Co. Arrived at the Ear at
steamer George Dumos. CNop, I@mpe; Gibara day.
with fruit to II Dumois & Co. Arrived at tie Bar at
Samsr -, Ageqq"n . r "G J.cSs9%y I. w Mpy 81
Steiner City Of San Antonio Dole Norfolk with
"S RS%Snd e Ha G wS oa Wh @de
and passengers to Old Domimion steamship Co.
Sandy Hook. 80 , m-Wlnd northwest, light breeze
clear.
CLEARED.
Steamer Royal Prince BID Cotton. Havana and Maan
Stance fI G sd s'G Van ' ER rSnae %'
steamer wyai okc Bo,1. Norfolk AMI Richmond-oId
Steamer 'r'OfRc DuhOiH lNOri blDald-Il Du-
steamer Seneca Stevens Havana and Matlnzas-Jamcs
steamer christian Johnson (Nor, Dcusad, BOcas del
s!ca@rr nneiIclds. Poster Da!morSs5n Foster.
Sickle
SAILED
Steamers Dubblelam (Dt'h FOR Rotterdam; trIesand
(Pclg Antwerp: Britannia Liverpool; Europe (Br.
London Seneca. Havana and Matanzas Lizzie Hender-
Philadelphia.
Ship. srr,la for Philaiclphia N.le (Br, Calcutta
Park, Mentone lNor FOR Adc1do; Nova Scotia (Br),
steamer, Wyanokc for Norfolk and Richmond Avo
lBr' Port Prince, etc Bluefeld' Baltimore; FL
Ia>O. New.Orear-.
SHIP E,estad Nor. for Christian and.
steamer Manitoba (Brl. q inths. from New-York May
10. arrived at London Nav %.
steamer se'via lBr. button called from LIVERPOOL for
Ncw.York May -.
S',arcr Lain Ger. Hcllmcr. Ncw-Yort. arrived
SOUTHAMPTON May %. and 2rocc. ded lot Bremen.
YORK! sailed from SOUTHAMPTON Nav -.
steamer Ethiopia OBJ, Bootnby arrived at Moyile May
%.
steamers Bovic (Br Thompson fiom New.York for
Liverpool; and Manhan>cit OBJ, Duck. from New'fork
suamcr Russia tier) Scanddt from N.y.York May
10 fr Hamburg. passed The Lizard at 80 Nav "a
steamer SIaornd,m Dutch bouier from Nr":i ork
steamer sarmatan mr. Johnson from Montreal May
Io for Gl1srow pa, I'd Tory Island Nav ~. -
steamer North Erin fBri. from Sorrento May III for
Now. YORK. passed Glholtar MAY -. ,
Fulta Thalcnhorst for Sew.fork,
sailed nom Genoa MAY -.
steamer Cvrl trrl Olpnant, from New.Yogk May
g. arrived o. Maranham May 81.
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NO COMPLAINT AGAINST MISS LITTLE.
WITH TEARS IN HER EYES SHE TOLD THE
COURT SHE DID NOT KNOW WHY SHE
STOLE THE TICHU.


Miss Laura Little. the young woman who was
arrested I'm drygC0ds store OF Stern Brothers, In
West twenty thIdst., Tuesday for shOp'ftng. was
takcn To the jefferson Market Court yesterday by
gcant Dorn. The father Of the prisoner,
Thomas &. Little Il white haired man, aid his wife
were in court While waiting for his daughter to be
arilicned. Mr.. Little held consultation with Detective
Casey, WHO arrested his daughter. Miss Little was
heavily vcet. When arrasncd before Justice Voorhis
she raised her VEIL however and disclosed pretty
face
Detective Casey Informed the Justice that tho
prisoner had stolen silk ECbu, valued at 81 30 and
tw0 silver pins worth about -. out of consideration
for her father the detective added, the firm had
Cctidcd not to prosecute Miss Little.
The young woman, with tears in her eyes, told
justice Noorhls that She did not know why she
STOLE the articles did not reed ten' She added,
land had money enough 10 pay for tnem had
wanted iler'
iI.r not To repeat the offence.
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ADDITIONAL FACTS ABOUT FREDERICK CATLIN

correspondent sends the following additional in
formation gaIding the life of Frederick Can, and
corrcc,s mistake published about him: He was a
native OF Pcnnsylv ania and descendant Of the
Crubbs, who furnished soldiers 10 the Revolutionary
Army. He was nephew of the celebrated traveller,
Indian painter, and historical writer of his name.
During the he served in the Union Army, being
one of the first enlist. honorably mustered
out account OF disability after having served six
months In the field. lie always q most intense
Union and National man In his sentiments.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
IERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
HE WILL NOT TELL WHO Stabbed HIN.
Joseph Jennings, twenty-three years DID, OF No ao-
eocond.st Jersey CITY, went with a woman, whose
name cannot be learned, to Il picnic III 'aie"o"iah
Park on Tuesday night They left there between
7 and = o'clock Yesterday morning. Not being able
,o GET car they started TO walk down to Oh Jersey
C,,v At the foot Of the HILL Jennings was
attacked by two men. Jennings knocked one
OF the men down. when the other drew sniet'o'
Jennings SAYS and stabbed him in the abdomen. cut
ling big CASH. The woman with him shouted ior
h.rn and tbc men ran away, and when help she,
too disappeared. Jennings was taken 10 the lily
uon,tal whore # was said that his injuries would
nrove fatal ennng. said he knew his assaiants but
he would not give their names. The police sub'e-
o,entIy arrested Edward smith, OF No. 401 Hudson
81 Ncw.york who admitted being with the man who
ohbed Jennings but he also refused TO give the mans
romc From admissions he made however they
learned that he was employed at CALIFORNIAN Park rs
waiter and that his companion was probably man
named willie who lives In NewYork. and who IS the
husband OF the woman who was with Jennings. The
wounded mans condition last night was critical
Mayor wanser yesterday declared that the pro-
posed traction ordinances OF the Jersey City street
and Water Board proposing to give two companies
the privilege Of running electric roads through inc
city for n tax of 300 mile. were an outrage ana
he would not sign them under any circumstances
He said that from the best Information at his com
mand no company in the city. under such ordinances
would ever be required to pay more than $1,000
wear while tax of per cent on the gross receipts
Of the company would net the city, In the case OF
the existing company al least about $4,000. the
ordinances in question were introduced on Monday
and cannot be passed for at least two weeks
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HOME NEWS
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

BRU NSWICK- de Rio Branco. OF Brazil. and N
X. Fairbank, Chicago CLARENDON-Count Spon-
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Count Francis Nada,dy Of Budapest and Count Stern
book Fermor OF Russia. GILSEY-Secresry OF State
Frank Rice, OF Albany; T. Prentss Bailey, Of Utica and
General James Oakcs, United States Army. HOFFMAN,
State Controller Frank Campbell Of Albany. HOLLAND
l.. z. Letter, Of Chicago. MARLBOROCGll-Mayo D.
Tavlor FlIvson of Richmond Va. ST. JAMES-Sr
Harry Bullald. OF England. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Alexander Ii. Rice. of Massachusetts,
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CHARGED WITH STEALING DIAMOND RING

Justice Mcmahon. In the lOrkvc Police Court
Yesterday held William J. Gullfoyle. of Horace
j. Guilioylc, a carriage builder, If 40. BIB West
Firich,t., Ia ~ 900 bail II charge of grand lar
crny. The complainant John SAbrry u liaiior dealer
oi No. sJS ThirJi-avc., aid that he had dropped "A
diamond ring. valued nj $50. In ,pidor In his
place hast Monday. He charged GnIlfoylc with di,
covering IA" ring and keeping It. The prisoner
denied that he had seen The ring.
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WESTCUESTER COUNTY

CIIESTER.-Portchestor Is to have new
Catholic church. II will be- the largest cdiccc In the
village and cost @G2. 800. II Is De- at
W, slchcst,r and Sprngt II will lie Romlncs'luc
in STYLE 15 feet long and 20 feet wide, and will have
an OctagOnal tower 100 feet high.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25

MILLIONATREs.-Ac complete list Of the 4.041 MILE
ionares Of tho United States aud how they made thsr
money. Only list complied. valuable 10 studeats
economists aud promoters oil new entsrprisss. ~
cents a c0py. IN Lexible cloth. 81.
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HOW TO WIZ FORTUNE.-Andrew earn exie's col.
cbrnted essay The Tribune. In which Ito declared
college educ alton essential to business success anA
that here many chances for poor men ever.
) cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25

TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOX TH8
UNION.-A new collection april, 1898 Of stories
written by actual participants THRILLING pathetic aud
true. 2J cents u copy.
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ALMANAC, 1S93.--Third Edition, revised TO the nrss
Of April really splendid numbsr. First Of shs
great Almanncs tho market. $50 pages. New
ready. Facts about tho Worlds Fair. % cents .
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IF there were IS hours in a day, your
tailor might possibly get your suit
ready in week. In the meantime you
tumc.
What are you going to do about it
Let him fumc instead. You can get
that suit in no time. and-dOcs money
interest You at half or two-thirdS
the "cuStOm" cost.
Chcviots, plain and fancy, cassi-
mcres, twecdS, Serges, and the rest !;
hats, shoes and tiXings to go with 'em.
ROGERS, PEET g. co.
THREE {prnce.
BROADWAY Warren
STOKfS 32d Sc
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sunrise 81 sun SET, 10 Moon sets 2:iiMoon, age o.
HIGH WAFER TODAY
A.M.-Sandy Hook 20 COY. Island IL Hell Gate n
M.-SaIdy Hook 80 Gov Island % Hell Gate
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS
PAMPHLETS,

NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribune's pamphlet has great psps
uiar ynluo. All the new ~arships described, with
number OF 2mn.. dimensions etc.. etc. TEs number
also contain. The Gillian complication. ID ceuts .
copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25

WAR STORIES.-Over 40 tales OF rho Civil War. ~
Union soldiers. Inspiring thrilling and pathetic. Noss
Of them written ior Tribune cash prizes. - cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-25

DIG ISsUES.-The beet OF Roswell &C. Horr's arfts
Gle. In Weekly Tribune Oh the Tarin tnance aas
silver. An education In itself % cents.