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The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
lnvincible Prices for the Eco
nomical Buyer.

The entire magnificent collec-
ton OF Ladies' Capes and Jackets,
including the choicest and hand
soonest fashions of this seasons
production in all the popular
colors and the most desirable
materials reduced to less than
half former low prices, or in other
words about half the actual cost
of the materials. Every gar
ment in the collection is a rich
bargain.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

Watch these columns for great bargain s.ls
OF parasols and umbrellas. The Bee Hive has
bought bi2 Job in these goods and will make
ish you. ~
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
THE CREE INDIANS AGAIN.
Silver Bow County Commissioners
Want Them Removed From
That Locality.
Acting Gov. Botkin In Communica-
tion With the Authorities
at Washington.
ReQuisitl0n Refused for = KAnsas City
Man Alleged to Have Cheated
Some Oae In Montana

All during the past winter large party
Of Cree Indians were snoamred In Silver
Bow county not far from Butte City. The
removed, but 40 small pox had broken ont
among them departure was not insisted on.
Instead the most rigid quarantine was OBJ
served In order to prevent the contaRion
spreading among the white people. Now,
however, the Indian camp IL reported to be
free from tho disease. and the . 10 . uni
versal desire that the Crees be moved; first
because the people do not care TO risk any
more danger Of the contnRion. and second,
because they are not wards Of the United
States. but bsloRR in Canada. The board
Of county commissioners for Silver Bow re-
Gently passed an order authorizing the
clerk Of the board to request the governor
to have the Indians sent aoross the line
where they belong. The request was re-
esivsd by Secretary of State Rotwitt and
turned over to the governors Office. Act
ing Governor Botkin has begun correspond
snce with Secretary Of state Gresham, at
Washington. asking that the federal
authorities take steps to send the Crses
back to Canada. When similar question
was before Gov. Toole during his term in
the executive Office. the privy council OF
Canada answeYsd request that that coun-
try take care OF it's own Indians, By saying
that il the state of Montana would take the
Crses AZ far as the boundary line the do
niuisn authorities would receive them ana
have them cared for. Gov. Botkin takes
tho ground that It is not the duty Of the
state to look after matters connected with
Indians, as the general government sx-
pressly reserves that right to itself. His
letter to Secretary Gresham calls attention
to the fact that the Crees arc not wards of
tho United States, but Of Canada. and
therefore have no business here; that their
presence in this state ie standing menace
on account Of having the germs OF oonta-
gious disease about them; that Montana
has NO right to interfere 30 long ~ no
state laws are violated; and that il Is, the
business Of the general government 10 90
operate with the Canadian authorities in
getting the Cress back whore they belong.
1t is expected that Qnite volumino1s cor
respondenes will grow out OF the matter
before il Ia finally settled.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
A Requisition Refused.

Acting Governor Botkin yesterday re.
fused TO grant rsquisition 9oz
the return of Charles 6hinn from
Kansas City. Mo. Shinn IL charged
with having some time in November. 1892.
Cheated" one VIM. B. Jenkins out of $500
In Silver Bow county. It Is claimed shat
he got the money from Jenkins with the
expressed intention Of buying some horses.
He agreed to give jenkins chattel mort
gage on twenty OF the horses within two
weeks from the time he got the money, as
security for its payment. This he refused
to do. The warrant attached to the request
for fequlsition makes the charge 'oheat-
ing" II is signed BY County Attorney
John F. Baldwin, Of Silver Bow. Gov.
Botkia has serious doubts AZ to whether
any prosecution can be successfully main
tanned in this state on such a charge az
Cheating" His refusal to grant the re-
QUESTION. however. is based on other
grounds, to the effect that there has been
no indietmsnt found nor inforNation filed
against Shinn.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
To Cleanse tho System

Efectually yet Rensly. when eostivs OF bill
ious or when the blood is impure and slug
gish, to permanently euro habitual consti-
patton. to awaken the kidneys and liver TO
healthy activity, without irritating OF
weakening them, to disr 81 headaches, colds
or fevers. use Syrup of Figs.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
SANDS BROS.
Second Week, Colossal Clearing Sale,


sandth edinthe
to
SELECTIONS SHOULD s,onsns
complee n a d
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
The Last Day of june.

Is 3Js knee pants and boys waists in all ages as
low Is 70 cents at The Bee Hive this week.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

sI-LOOTAH.

This comic opera In two aets. BY Taylor
Grimes snd Il. O. Garland, was produced
Al Ming's opera house last night for tho
frat time. II met with instant public
favor and Mr.. Garland. tho composer Of
the music. was called before the curtain al
tho end of the frat act. Tho character Of
the music 10 Of that kind known a. catchy
and some of the nirs have the swing and
dash of Gilbert and Sullivan's operas. MIR.
Garland was fortunate in having the in
itial production in the hande OF such q
good company, several Of whom have had
experience upon the professional stage.
The oEehsstration. by George kippenGals.
was highly complimented and the psrfOrm-
ance was without any of the awkward
hitches which usually characterize amateur
production. The voices were all good and
showed tho effect Of long drill under Trev
sharpe's direction. the chorus being pat
ticulasly strong. The audience showed by
their applause that they were proud Of the
composer and his opera, all the more so be-
cause he Is MontanIan and that this is
the first comic opera ever produced In the
state omposed by one of her citizens.
MIR. Taylor Grimes. OF Washington. D. c.,
shares with Mt. Garland part of the
honor. having written the libertto. Tho
opera will be ps oduced again this evening
and will no doubt MI the house again. It
will probably be presented in Butte in
Few days and then III the onGt by pro.
fessional company.
THE CAST.
Si-Lootah. a young. noble chief ... T. j. Walsh
Herold byrne, young prospector. H. II. Logan
Yellow Bear. villainous chief. -. c. n. Douglas
Ed. Callisford Garden, dude. u. NJ. Morinrty
Lump p-on-the-Iop-o Of his- Head
Heap Jag g.............. ...... Medicine Men.
lonlc- bear .... ...........)
....................I heo. linda
1..................A.J A. j. Sullivan
\ ......a. IOl0onsAl
Bristling Bob, guide....... ,.....:- oh Larle
Capt. Cole. u. j. army. 49,. Capt. Tom Palmer
Rose Garden, brave American .............
.,..................M Mrs Sol Poznanski
Laughing yes. m Indian princess. ........
NIlsS IaZ1e Wl11b
Neschila "The Woman who Winks" ......
..................m .m........ Miss Maud stuart
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

The largest and best limo of baby Carriages ir
the city at Tho bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

Provide yourself with macintosh if you are
going to the Worlds fair. as you cannot be en- :
Bee Hive has a special sale on these goods this
week and all will do we'll to avail themselves Of
thesa barRains.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

Hats and Bonnets Given Awuy
The stock formerly owned By Miss Z. J.
Kingsley is offered regardless of value.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

Many Of the bargains now on our eoun-
tiers are truly peerless. In justice to your
self. see them al onoe. All sales at Hsdue-
tions will be STRICTLY CASH.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

This Bargain Page will give you but q
partial idea Of the extraordinary Attrac-
tions we ale Offering. Cut prices for Cash
Only.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
Housekeeping Go ods.

Every ltsm = Money saver.
~ Blsaohsd Muslin. 100. quality, now 60.
per yard.
"A Lensdale Muslin, 1910. quality, now
So. rer yard.
~ Lonsdsle Cambrics, 100. quality. now
loo. per ward.
b-4 Blsaohed Pillow Casing. 15e quality,
loo per yard.
Ga Lockwood Pillow Casing reduced to 15o
Per yard.
81 Lockwood Shssting reduced 10 zoe Dor
yard.
All other qualities In the different widths
reduced In proportion.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
LADIES' WAISTS.

-'o'10 "0TO "
Ladies' Printed Shirt Waists 35o.
Ladies' Fancy Lawn Shirt Waists COO.
LADIES' Peroale Shirt Waists 75o.
LADIES' Colored Lawn Shirt Waists 75o.
Ladies' Fancy Percale Shirt Waists 900.
Indies Black Sateen Shirt Waists S1.35,
Ladies' White IndiaLawn Shirt Waists,
S185.
All reduced to about half regular
prices.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
Rich ards Three Iiip shows

New line Of lsces just received at The Boo
Hive ~
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28

There are hundreds of bar
gains now on our counters that
we cannot enumerate here. An
examination will prove profitable.
All markeddown goods sold for
cash only.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
legal blanks at this once.
HELENA IN BRIEF,

Jackeon's music store. Bailey block.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-28
Ladies Outing Suits.

Ladies Outing Suits.
Unheard of Values.
A line of Ladies' Blazer Suits,
colors navy and black only, re-
duced to IS each. Only SIS.
You never saw such a bargain
before. We don't think it will
ever be equalled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
AIDING THE PRESS GLIB FAIR.

One Of the most notable recent contributions to The
Press Club fair the giving Of 500 spaces Ia Tn
cars Of the Brooklyn railroad system covering twenty
seven different lines. Tor advertising the fair. This
following upon cN.MayOr Giants generous GIT OF
spaces In Broadway and that 81 Colonel Bliss
Of a board on each Of tho elevated stations In New
York, insurcs a good Of advertisements of the fa
entirely outside - the newspapers Another notable
contribution has just been secured hv Mr.. John W
Keller who Il In charge - autograph booth 81 hc
fair from Dr. T. 3 Robertson. II j. cinal letter
written by Sir Walter Scott po-t-mafkcd Mero.n
september Il, and reading a. follows:
"Sr-I extremely sorry that the present distance
O! my residence. and the expected visit from SOM
friends about the you mention. must necessarily
deprive Of the honor Of meeting with the Duke and
Duchess Of Gordon your house yor ohginrly pro
posed. am sig, your obliged and humble servant.
'Abbottsford Sunday. WALTER S-OTr"
ACCOMPANYING the letter is miniature Of the great
Scotch novelist and poet. This viii be Of the mos
valuable contributions to the Autograph Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
J. II. Johnston & Co.
II Union Square. ~. Y.
Send price.fisf
HOTEL WATERS IND THEIR WHISKER s

THE MIN PROTEST AGAINST BEING ORDERED TO
sHAvE-HINTs OF FURTHER TROUBLE.
The troubles OF walters who wear WHISPERS and
muslnchcS ire Increasing. ON t>a'hNIy mTht
thirty -icur walters struck at dinner-tihc because
three Of their colleagues had been discharged Tor at
tending the walters mass-meetins IN the chimney
Corner, al Twcnty-iltl-st. and ,Ntl-ave, on Friday
night. The grievances OF the Holland House walters
were that thy We're paid - cents day. and That
their tips were largely consumed BY rigorous system
OF fines. Several walters employed in the Holland
House Joined the strikers Yesterday. The men are
members OF the international Hotel Employees 80
clcy. The prcpiietors Of the Holland House refused
10 take back amy OF the strikers, and were Obliged TO
employ new force OF walters yesterday. Yesterday
the walters met and discussed the situation. j.
Lecke vice-prcsdent OF the society. said: This
movement f. spreading. The walters have been
bulldozcd and dictated to long enough
This Is only the beginning Of the trouble; no one
can tell where it will end. 1t is Just like throwing
stone in the water: tie little waves spread out and
ont until they are far away you cannot zee them.
Well that's just the tbs walters uprising will
be- some OF the men who struck AT the Holland
House last night going to Chicago tomorrow.
have already found good places in other hotels
here, and the Others will he taken OF by lis until
they find employment. NJ Of the walters I'm tAc
Hotel Waldorf members OF DIR society Trouble
is brewing there. | cannot say what will happen IN
the next twenty -four hours. We may do some very
unexpected things, tell YOU
\ ma>s-mcciing OF walters has been called for
Wednesday evening In the Walters Club House, at
No. 30 East Tentist, to debate the Invitations
put ii. the question Of having men wear, o. not
wear the natural adornment OF nature their faces.
Attend ard express your feelings, which must be
cOnscicniiou~ly recognized by the hotel ana cub
hou-c araeemcnt who employ u.s."
The following resolutions were received by the
Central Labor Union yesterday and ndors-d without
comment
VIII rcas The Walters Alliance are struggling
against Outrageous form q yrrany in thai certain
hotel proprietor, are trying to compel them 10 ~"
always clean >havrn in Nrdcr T. earn their dally
bread: therefore De- IT
Ku.olVcd. That the Central Labor Union HEREBY
rphGds the Walters Alli'nco In their helt against
such un-Amcricdn methods. and extends IA" support
Of all the united affiliated trade, To- help them IN
their struggles 10 bring Themselves up to the same
social standard II, any Other tridcsmcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
flats Go fet, ilufnrnlsheo

LIGHT. modern fats. de- Iltrd private
halls on wild -tsccts. with entrance on
Central Park. iC3-ICi Central PARK Wet
near lo6th--t.: rooms and bath. hot
wutcr hrl,ing $40. so hall and bath.
room, heated. In 107 l. l1H tnst 3Gth-st. :;
q rooms. So. $50; same In 1870 to 1876
fast 9Gth-st.. all heated. extra wide rooms.
80 f3J IN les East jith--t.. e'clm
heated. Il rooms and bath. 49, So: q
rooms and bath. 300. 3l3 West ijth--t..
close . l. station. *l6. sis. , rooms.
sare row rli. SIC. FRANCIS j.
=, HNUt,,i. l79 East 9jthst.
oIH-hNE., LOIS. cox. sWili.>r -
E'egant apartments facing Park. go 20
500. SAM Iii NIXON. 90 Broadway.
e5.FOOT SINGLE APARTMENT: X
pom. AMI lath: all lleht; al pirate hous ;
In street: only iam.ir-. lO' Eat 'od -,
o5.FOOT SINGLE APAHrM.N =; :
room. and hath al lich' st"tm hnu. al
improvements. - Ia "3l--t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
GEN SICKLES HELPS PHIL KEiRNf POT

General Daniel F.. sickles gave lecture on LIN
coins Policy During the Rebellion" last evening az
the standard Thiatrc. for the benefit OF the pihl
Kearny Post Relief Fund. The theatre was hiied
with the friends Of the post. Preceding The lecture
there was "A musc: programme. In which MISS NJ A.
Iaracy and the Chelsea City Quartet TOOK P'"l'
Amonp those present were Commander owen L.
d., ro.enh " Mcmillan Major Joseph II. stiner,
Bankson r. Morgan J. r. Larry. owen T. McGovern'
ex.Judce George NJ Van l9e,cn, Jndse p mrmnmd
nnaoo Colonel John T. Pryor John q. Ri'che'
Charles S I,aacs and william NJ. McEn,ec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17

The New-York Maennerchcr gave concert Ihst
,inc at Naennerchor Hall, In East Fifty ST.,
which was attended by several hundred pr0pc' Inc
programme was n long and was heartily enJoy"i'
II consisted equally Of instrumental and vocal mn'c'
The Macnnerchor sang number q glces ana German
fo,ksonCs and the combined choirs OF men mn
nnoon with Miss Rose SchOttcnfels as s0lois, men
Snn~ a cantata, by Adolf Walno;"r entitled Die
Tinmerrache." Henry Bauer acted ms lhisica
director.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

For Maine. Ncw.IIamp-..r, and vermont, generally
fr light south, y winds slightly warDr except In tho
c0stcrn portion Of Nline.
For chu-cts Rhode Island and Connecticut. IN.
cloudnc~'. probably occasional light rain; eat
ely - >outhcrv winds warner.
For Eat "a Ncw-York, TI>ern Pcnn-ylyina and New.
jersey cloudy weather possibly with occasional lirht
rain light ~1uthcily wind slightly warmer
For tine District Oi Columbia DlaNarc and Niri Ind.
increasing coudnc- possibly with occasional 10 al rn'
slightly
Fo-' W,-i m Ncw.York and Western Pennsylvania,
occasional local show-fs; Eighty warucf
For InGi.nl AID Illinois, generally fAr; sichty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
SERMONS WORTH KEEPING.
DR. FAUNCE AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
DISCOURSE BY THE PASTOR OF THE FIFTH

4 DISCOURSE BY THE PASTOR OF THE FIFTH
AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH OF NETWORK.
ithaca, April l8.-One OF the youngest OF the Uni
versity preachers this year Is the Rev. Dr. W. H. p
rsunce. Of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church OF New
York His sermons today brilliant from n lit
snry point OF view, and exceedingly practical as
we'll They themselves We're n forceful Illustration
of the thought running through one OF them-thc
need Of strength and beauty in the Christian life
The following is abstract of this sermon from the
text upon the top Of the pillars was ly-workn
Kings vii. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
TIE UEATHEE REPORT.
CENTRALLY FAIR WEATHER.

Washington. April lGThe barometer hn~ fallen slightly
In Ohio Indiana and Michigan. and IN the northern and
central pat.au regions IL higher remaining d..
trlcs. Very slight changes IN temp rsrc have occurred
except on Atlantic Coast. whore {, 10 t.
degrees colder. Heavy showers Occurred during tn
o Florida and OCCASIONAL cht
rains the southern Atlantic totrt and IN uc uper
lake region fair weather Ilcd In to remaining Dis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
TRIBUNE local OBSERVATIONS.

l., this diagram a continuous white line shows the
,nanres In pressure indicated BY me Tribune selfrc
The broken ne represents the Ten
neratrro a, observed at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune OrIcc, April II, ] a. m-C"ar weather pre-
CALLED ye.torlav. The temperature ranged between 81
and :, de. rrce the average i3) being 2. OF degree
s than on the corresponding day lat year and Z. Of
do rec lower than On SabIfc0N. 90, a.,
siIchilv warmer and cloudy weather, with possible gh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
Business Chances.

A.-FOR SALE-To let silk ribbon mill ;
steam power; Schaum and uhlngcr looms
SILK COMPANY. Katonah. Nr"-YofA.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL psocu. ci fos
bus.n".- purso- inv -tor- aiyi-ci lWiih'
OFT char II dcs'rl / oppp-'un ,i,r hisn-
= con'a al Iri ? No.: "tl''.''
CARLETON nioNer.. @o- Brc ,dWat.
FULL SUIT cicanci anJ pr,s,rd.
only ~ End postal Will call. ;. SMITH
Tailor 100 tanal-st.. rear ItoadNat.
ALI RISK No FAY. Ar you looking
for hard work' can you afford :" RISK
: 900, can YOU come with good Intro
ductonl Then the position Of scct"try Of
urgliilcd company tO introduce my
MN. TRANSACTIONS American In-tltu'e t."c-
trllal Engineers Alal 81. lsJlI, T. open
to you. y u. T. HODGES. fi!tor Of
"s,iLNCr,' o1i Broadway. Ncw-iorS.
ELECTRIC MOTOR PAILNT II great
yflIe for -ue. whole ~ half intcI = god
opportunity tor raIitili.t or one abb .
piomo'e company 10 manuiactlr'. II. D..
Bon ZIG N"w-York.
EXCELLENT POSITION. good -allry
ana iite 1T offer d young nal with -, Jol ;
~ nev .c-urd ESTABLISHED. BoN -.
Tribune One.
sILiAT tAMILY boarding mousse fof
:. &c. iuli o. - 81 "a, IN boa der. III
LIABLE. hoN -. Tribune Uptown once,
.2f2 Hrolivay.
10 NANtIA TUEER>. Flctou,> blit
n .u.t. Zee sit'>, . q otA'r Inducements D
ncsIbF Sew-YO:k. SHELTON, 100 II wait
l. l'd,ng. y \. CITY.
WAN SPECIAL PARTNER. ~, 900 :,
10 loi ,cnt. 81 BN1AN l1AL BUSINESS.
Tribune nr,nch Once. To- last 23d-s;.
WANTED Young man with 5000 10
- 600 o. take 500 rctaryship; reliable com
iauy. or will guarantee 20 pos cent d!Nl
DE- d. on money >CllLlLP. 10 WalIst
s5OcO.-A rare chance for an cncfg"t
b,s- .fi--- man 10 tax" half interest IN old
s'4b i-hei ar AZ and va.on ra1uiacoJrt
TUED wife 31j Fgiton-st.. g rn1n!a
Bulldlnr. Hrooalyn.
40 900 MADE la eight months small
..p.fl required. Adde'S u. W. PER-
KfNS jlB Gat'~.1Nc. brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
Drfssmaklnq.


A. -Dj;ESSh.AhEii elegant cutter
dnd inter- " day "r Al home; PERFECT NJ
euar1nteCH velvet. silk or clota suit. made
IN one VIZ for Flo fancy waist. rVats AMI
all gowns a specially. ~ East !oti ST.
near BroIiwaJ.
ARTISTIC Dl,I.SSMAKlNG. - Unique
designs evening dresses a sreclalty. hotcl
orders At short notice. and Moderate chote,>
MIR. McELEOY. - East 9th-st., opposite
Stewart Building.
DREsSMAK ER by the day or at home
will make over dresses also; good sklr-
maker: reasonable prices. Adercs' Miss
DAVIS 257 West i2d.>t.
DRF-SsM hrst-class ParisIan
new established. wishes mpic cu,to.efs al
home suits - up. NINE. ABEL. 4l5
GthsVe.. I'd floor.
DRE.SsMAK rR.-First-clas, Londo,n and
Paris STYLES suits made from - up. Mis-;
BUTTON. 81 Gth-aNc.. between ATTN a"u
4stL St..
DRESSMAK EK wants few more c,s'
TONERS at home; suits from - ~. ~.
FOX. 81 West S0th-st., near HNer>ice
Drive.
rADIES' TAILORING.-Ladi own
materials made up into jacket, Goa,s,
uIsters and capcs clO,l6-. al KINDS aip,ieu
and remodelled. GREIG. l3l Wet = i'st.
SEAL GARMENTS and furs o, al sinas
repaired rcdyed. refined. altrru am ~
modelled 10 new snaps cstn''c' e'
GREIG, 1871 West 22d-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17

\ DSOME II .o0O ght. nearly
| now. Sac.ii,c, clio, all MprON clneLt,
superior tone; guaranteed. 40 West I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
Domestic 5ituauons Oanteo
Males.

Males.
AT CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT;
HOUSE. los Gth-aNe.-We have best co1ch-
men. gardeners, farm hand, 2fooms, mar.
ried couples. farm fofemen, usefui.men all
atiols female help; well recommended.
Established lS47
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
Gounlrp neal Gstare for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Resiaence
propcrtic. for sale and 10 ley iafgc '-i.S
OF choice building sitter. ~ bbS
LOR. : Pcekman- and M"htcisr.
CHOICE ss.ACKE CONNE, IlIoI
FARM. -t.Opd house and barns - nou,'
out running water; pricr, f''"-V'
NELL. 1870 Stewart building. -
TONVENIEN 10 BRICK Church Siation.
or,npc' X IA large. modern rrsm,h''
.iablc. grounds $4,000; on ha manu-"
macadauilcd avenue line mountiih o1,'o oor
every city convenience sar' ,ffIIITyUE
,ror,nt possession. EDW. J.. IAN ILioN
C0.. .G Broadway. y. y. ga hoor.l
FOR SALE.-Factory site, OF g. ~ aIin
40 lot. in each plot in city Of hopoN,h
and Jersey civ. on line Of railroad. VI " .
A. tI,.lIT. 81 Ncwark-st., HoDOhcn.
FOR SALE.-IIcaithiul. attractive nome
in H.rxshirc HIS. between h,i'A 60 :,
stockbridge - acres; pure W'Ia and
drainage: magnificent Nie"r n'.n,s + :.
harm new large: modern inyiON'",unnxx
minutes from station. Alurc'
Lee. Mas.
FINE CORNER residence pfCp,r,T,',
Saratoga Springs large house ana s''"N'
IEsTEE EROS. SARATOGA, y. -
,,EEt,NWILU, CONN.-D,,rlpf III, r.a
.,,,.. IN North.st.. overlooking SCUM ,asn
nn,l1. accessible. healthy. %" -"
Nm y. 90 Broadway. ---.-
VILLA SITE At NEWPORT IL. ~ H.
For sale at investment pricc M%SfIN
iicula-s. call or address DEA Fl y. v
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
BEST MEN.

Scarfpins, 81, So, So, $40 and up
wards; sleeve links and studs, 50, 81,
50, $40; canes, cardcases and hundreds
of appropriate souvenirs for Best Men
and Ushers to be found in our carefully
selected stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-17
Boaro ano Rooms.

49,
u.vD-OME SUITE OF rooms OF :
LARGO .nuarc loom for couple. WIN oo"'''
m oaG West 1Oth.st.
UAYDS0MELY FURNISHED . ,So.t'
vim hoard: rofrrcnces. go West 1o-"----.
GEAMELCY PARK.--To lei ,sfer'
,o.,I bandsomoIy furnished room' ie'e''
cncc. -------- os /.
o,sr.ST. wEsT.-pesirab'e , SCENTS
.,,nar,hr hoard and attendance trans.' "
aS,pommodatcd table board reIeren---.
eth. ST- 40 EasT.-Large r oon,a Cen Crn.
nro..cIass board May near "fA"1 wa
trail Depot: references. "a
4TTH ST, 80 w1isT.-wit,a, bo @, Ssin sHn''
soniely furnished rooms ensure y a.
18th .ST-- 81 WESr.--Second noor, .Sle
~ senarate,y. with board reasohs''e
s"rms: table board references
Chicago.
xUnPLD,s rAIR.-First-class ss.,a.
.Sssjons Tor individuals and large pa NJ,
nsmss In perfect sanitary c0noitioh' ~.
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