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The herald., 1893-05-29
Here Is Something Good for Your

Here II BOmothLnK NFO0u TOF KouF
Rheumatic Friends.
If any of your friends are troubled
with rheumatism have them read this:
Lynchburg, Va. April IS, 1898.
I desire TO say that Chamberlain's q
Pain Balm has cured one Of our citizens
of rheumatism OF two years standing.
One bottle did the work. This gentle-
man, Mr.. r. II. Parnell, ticket agent of
the G. & o. r, r., now recommends
Pain Balm to all his friends. +. O.
Helbig. 50-esnt bottles for sale bye. r.
Helm zemans 222 Nerth Main.
The herald., 1893-05-29
BsautIful Memorial services

At Soldiers home on Decoration day,
(Tuesday:) .Eminent speakers; fine
music. Southern Pacific trains leave
Arcade depot 9:20 and 1920 a. m.
Round trip, so cents.
The herald., 1893-05-29
speoial Excursion to Chicago.

To accommodate our immense in.
crease of worlds fair passengers, we
will run special excursion to Chicago
every Friday until further notice.
A. PHILLIPs q Co.,
1873 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-05-29
Knocked Out in TWO Rounds.

Sioux Cry, Ia, May 2S.-Billy O'Don-
nell, well-known lightweight of this
city, fought George Stout for $500 a
side today. Stout was knock I'd out in
two rounds. About $4,000 changed
hands.
The herald., 1893-05-29

For sunburn and freckles use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure.
For sale by A. E. Littleboy, druggist,
81 South Spring street.
The herald., 1893-05-29
Dandrnn

This annoying scalp trouble, which
gives the hair and untidy appearance, is
cured by skookum root hair grower. All
druggists.
The herald., 1893-05-29

The worlds fair will cause a rush.
Order early. Full stock, good fit, mod
crate prices. Getz, fine tailoring. liz
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-05-29

1oc roll for hanging wall paper. 2s7 s
.Hnring street.
The herald., 1893-05-29

For bargains in millinery go to Thurs
toms, 264 South Main street, opposite
Third.
The herald., 1893-05-29

CLEVELAND, O., May 2s.-The east
bound exposition flyer which left Chi
csgo this afternoon reached Elkhart,
Ind, distance of l01 miles, three min
utee ahead Of time, covering the run in
2 hours and Is minutes. 1t reached
Cleveland two minutes ahead of time.
ERIE, Pa, May 28.-The exposition
flyer arrived here at 12:311s which is
liz minutes ahead OF time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Henry Klein. the lquor-scler who shot sarah
Brobmowitz, of No. l16 McKbbn-s. sunday. H.
the leg. arrsigned yesterday before Justice Wat
son. and held in 81 800 for examination today. The
charge against him assault in the second degree.
lie still insists that he did not know the gun was
loaded. Sarah, 1t is believed, will he able appear
against him to-day.
The Rev. Augustus ". Mills. pastor Of the First
Reformed Church. Bedford ave- and Clymerst. Is dan
gsrouy i'll his home. in Rodneyst.. suffering with
catarrh OF the stomach. His condition is serious.
lie attacked al first with the grip. Mr.. Mills
tailed January Il last successor to DR..
Ierhune. He came from Everett Mass.
The trial Of Bruno Casscllo the third oi the Italians
indicted for murder in Lillng Peter Eckels. letter
carrier, Grand-st. ferrybOat. begun in the
Court OF Oyer and Terniner yesterday. The two
already tried convicted Of murder in second
degree. Bruno Cassello is said to be the man who
did the stabbing, and his six companions ac-
cessones.
The General Term of the City Court yesterday
affirmed the order Of Judge Osborne granting Mrs.
Cora Tanner Sim $50 counsel fee in the brought
by her husband, Colonel ". f. Sim, to annul their
marriage, the ground that Mrs. Sim was not oi.
vOrccd according 10 the laws OF this state from DR..
C. Fred Farlin, OF Rochester. The suit has been
tried and judgment is pending In it.
The Empire Warehousng Company, at the head OF
which was Z. Il. Bartlett, which included many Of
the large warehouses on the South Brooklyn water
front under single management, has been dissolved
after existing five years. Mr. Bartlett still controls
nine OF the largest sets OF warehouses.
Mrs. Clara Fernald, boarding house Keeper who
gained nooriety few years ago by the action OF hc
son of wcll-knOwn clothing dealer who brok. The
glass in pair OF oldngdoors In her house with tie
Bible because ne shut out OF her room, died
Saturday from apOplexy at No 345 Livngstonst. She
possessed much beauty at one time and left con
siderable money
borgan Church will open to-day in the Church OF the
New Jerusalem. in Clarkst., and will continue TO-
morrow and Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

day OH Monday from getting q t"o thirds vote hy Il
Margin of eight vote.
Mail. from Hong Kong. Aprli - Shanghai. April
- ana Yokohama. MAY q. are din" 10 arrN" In New
York Thursday. May - IL" next mall Tor emma
and Japan viii close al $50 p. IL. Friday.
Comm- .iouer shield, yesterday held Richard Dris-
coli an oil.r on tue steamer Etrura. Ia $500 bail
for tie action Of the Grand jury on a charge ~
.murgliue. -uudI, night hc was arrested Will"
leaving the ,unar pier win seventy eight pair' oi
glove, n "a. possession. III" said passenger CAV"
him Il 10 take The, glole, ashore.
Henry Kohn. living at tn" Hotel P"irer. Harlem
wa, Yesterday held im 5000 bah chnre' Of grand
larceny. lie f. accused OF withholding diamonds
valued At ~ 800 from the firm Of Jacoh Nordlm a
Bros. Of 80. 4. Maiden Lane. by whom hc WAS en-
ploycd.
\ mortgage W., recorded yesterday Oh ia" property
recently pur, has,d IN Thirty first ST.. near tnlaNc,
by the life Publishing Company. I'll" mortgage was
given 10 the Mutual Life Insurance company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
NCW-NDRk CITY

The funds raised 10y The Tammaay organization for
the benefit Of Police Justice John T.. kcilya widow
and children have been invested ia binding "A sub
stanal stable In East Forty eighth -. which Is 10 Dee
leased to the Srrct-t leaning Department at ~ 900 "A
year rent. II found Necessary 10 incur "a small
m0rteag" hut alter paying the annual taxes In
surance Interest, ETC.. - 500 year VIII remain for
Mrs. Kclly and sufficient viii b. set i-'dc an
nuay to clear Of the mortgage within a few years
The widow will then come into full owner. hip and be-
assured Of comfortable income
Edgar l.. Rdsway. - Commissioner Of Emigration
who hai been suffering from nervous ration I'm
his apartments at ihc Murray III Hotel for the last
few days. much improved ycstcrdny afternoon.
and his doctor said that hr was out Of danger.
The following contributions have been received At
this office for the O'Ilara family whose unfortunate.
condition was reported IN The Tribune last saturday
az a. b." -. Mrs W. q. e. ~. Mrs. +. A.
w. ~ "sympathihcr." ~ "W..7 80. and a. d.
NJ $40.
As Judge Cowing not sitting in General srs.
sIons yesterday. the OF W. r.. d. stokes and Will
lam Il. Martin, charged with lbclng T.. : Stokes
went
Frederick =. Kampf, Of No. 5O7 East sixt,,.ntD..t
was held In ~ 900 bail In the ESSEX Market Pole,
Court yesterday charge Of appropriating $500
Of the funds the Concordla schuc;zcn Bund n.
was treasurer Of the society and says the money WIS
stolen.
Recorder smyth. District Attorney NcoI aud Charles
W. Brooke agreed yesterday that the sentence Of DIR
Robert w. Buchanan take place I'm General Ions on
June j. The prisoner convicted of poisoning nj,
wife
The proposition To make Monday May %. n holiday
was defeated by harrow margin OH the Produce En-
change yesterday. The Young men who wanted 10
get til" holiday pollcd every possible vote. but The
said old members who look upon n holiday as n
business failure. prevented those who wanted Il holI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
FARE AND CURIOUS BooKS IT ArCTION.

The ale OF the library of Robert lio' Lawrence
WI begun Yesterday afternoon ut the auction room,
OF I:an., 4 CO.. 80. 40 Broadway. There was a
large ATTENDANCE 81 boo.iuyrr, and literary curiosity
seekers. and while prices wer" not. ~ rule. higi
bidding sharp and spirited for the moc valuable
piece, offered. Their We're number OF ant work, In
Tie Gr,t day, list including >rt of lie Aril>ic.'
in two SERIES which brought 80. and Daphnis IT
Chloe" In sheets. with plates of Audran and Philippe,
Dul ~ Nrcau, Lcnlon. 1919. which went for TiJ 80
An incomplete" set OF Buckle, tracts on nagclatiOn
(hy, ont Of the publi-hcdl sold fcr SO. and
fine SGT Of Inwcr's ." Rlrnzi' and " Last DAYS 81
iompoH.~ e the Position parchment edit u. sold Ter
si3s -. IN" sale will br continued to-day and TO.
morrow at > p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
pa Iii!SO\

Edward Cody. member Of The ,;.ic County Board
o. Chosen frrrhDGcIs from The Eighth Ward, yestc:
day instructed lawyer 10 bring suit against Jane,
Wilson. Il memhe: Of the EOard of Public Works Of
the cily. claiming $4,000 damages for sande.. IT
Is ALLEGED that Oh last Friday evening. when the
Freebooter absent from his nquor-stOrc at Main
and Clay SIS Wilson entered and rcproachcd Mrs.
cody VIII being the wife of a robbie lie said. rs
the asserts that Cody had received his share
Of $4,000 DOODLE which was divided TO effect the
"deal7 By which the Board Of FrcohOldcrs bought
twenty lots the Colt tract for $4,000 ~ Site for
courthouse. The Public Works tOmni,
sOners alleged remarks had reference the invcsl-
CATION which III" Grand jury by direction Of Judge
Dixon is now making into The courthouse site trans
lion and other dOinss of the county board but
matter IF fact Cody wa. net Il member Of the board
which purchased the tract. Mr.. Wilson H. Il prom
incnt member OF "A Presbyterian church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
PRAISE FOR NET-YOEK SCHOOLS.
THE EXHIBIT AT CHICAGO OF TIE WORK OF
TIL; PUPILS ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION.

THE EXHIBIT AT CHICAGO OF TIE WORK Or
THE PUPILS ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION.
superintendent; Jasper. Of The public schools.
cevcd Yesterday many cOngratuatiOn, the splendid
showing of the NewYor. school exhibit nj the world
Fair. DR.. Paul Hoffman. who mas charge OF the
exhibit wrot. to Mr. Jasper: NO city In the Union ;
no. not even cities put together, can show la
,Omplei enesS In Carnesne>s and in ual!om excellence
such advancement a. the New-Iork City exhibit
\ well known educator after carefully inspecting tie
Exhibits Of different schools in Chicago. said:
"New-York State SEEM 10 have secured the earth
and the fitness thereof regards location and
space but she use. IL well. What grand State
She Is
on--seventh of the space Fair al
loted 70 school exhibits Is given New-Nork state.
end the larger part of the seventh Is occupied By
lee Ncw-York CITY school exhibit. The general
excellence OF the school exhibit from this city has
aroused widespread comment. "Ihe New England
Educational Journal says: New York City has the
most extensive layout OF any one city in the build
ing. Her work + largely bound up IN several
hundred volumes that few will ever take from the
shelves. She has much valuable work that Will
attract attention"
Superin ;endent Jasper said to Tribune reporter
Yesterday The reason why | am particularly
pleased with the fatterlng reception which has been
accorded to school exhibit Is that IT l. neither
specially prepared work Is 1t done by n few
pupils selected especially for their efficiency In Ger
tain branches. Nor has work been done on
extra fine paper or material. Is the with most
81 the school exhibits Of other cities. The work
which we have exhibition at Chicago Is the Or
binary work that is done every day In public
schools. Each pupil has some Of his work
iibtion. Our work would show OIL better
all this work was done in the school
room and In school hours. under the eye Of the
teacher. SO that there was no chance for the pupil
10 secure outside assistance"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
THEY say THAT MrRPHY DID NAVE ms PISTOL

The prison authorities ~ Sing sing Prison do not
credit the story that Keeper Murphy. who d,-
charged allowing Roch AMI Tlistcr TO escape. did
not have his revolver with lin when he Visited The
condemned men ON the night Of the escape. De
tccti,c Jackson said yesterday that Osmond the
demncd murderer who Witnessed the escape had told
him that when Murph, came In Rochl and ralStcr
corucrrd him ana pointing IICls", revolver ut him.
made him take his revolver from his pocket and hand
II over to Iioohl Eo"hl took It, and Pallistrr with
nj, pistol pointing At Murphys temple backed toward
the cell. while Rorlh walked behind him with his
own revolver pointing AZ his head. In this
Murphy was led to paIlist"r'S cell and locked In.
Jacl son said that guard In the death house
never known 10 br In the room unarmcd. They not
only have their reviewers handy, said Jackson but
they al % carried stout cane. Jackson also said
tlnt he could not find any one who had either heard
or spoken 10 Murphy on the subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

Another victim added 10 The long list Of the
trolley In West Orange yesterday afternoon.
John Nolker q German In the employ Of &. L.. Rutan
n Co. hat manufacturers. went ont In front Of the
shop to take the electric car The car approached
high rate of speed and VOlhrr .igrinllcd II to
stop. The motorman paid attention. and the
car passed without hlachcning lis speed. Noller
caught the hand rail at the o the car and
tried 10 borrd 1t. but She speed too great and
he swung around and fell on the track directly
under the wheels Of the trailer car. These passed
over his back from the left hip to the shoulder
breaking every rlb that side; fracturing the
shoulder blade. and crushing the body badly The
shock great that the trailer car. filled with
people, thrown OFF the rack. An ambulance
called and he injured man taken to the
Orange Memorial Hospital. where he sin alive
AT late hour last evening. but the attending staff
hold ont hopes OF his life.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
UESTCHESTER COUNT !.

WHITE PLA!NS.-Martin r'R0nrLc. "a wellknOwn
citizen 81 White Plains, died sunday night from
congestion OF the brain. MI O'Rolrkc had only been
Ill short time. lie was a prominent Democrat. ana
also the Town Auditor. lie q prominent
member OF the Volunteer Fire Department. He left
wife and six children.
Di. Charles II. Magncss has been appointed q
sanitary inspector by Commissioner DAILY. of tho
Public Works Department Of NrwIork city. TO
that the water along The CrotOn watershed Is not
polluted.
MOUNT VERNON.-Edward smith, "a laborer er,.
ployed BY the Harlem Railroad was instantly killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
PITIIEPEOED

4 horse was stolen from the stable Of the Rutler
forG aud Boiling springs Gas Company on sunday
night. Marshal johnson started out on the TRAN "i
the thieves armed with rife and spent most OF the
night I'm the swampy meadows Early yesterday
morning he captured William de Eania and Matte"
D'Brlen. who locacd up. The horse. which had
been nearly driven TO DEATH was recovered
4 long series Of troubles resulted in the arrest OF
Thomas stevens Editor OF "Thc Bergen County
Herald" Yesterday In suit for libel brought by
A .sen,hlyman John J. Dummy who is a Democrat. and
who represents the lid District of Bergen county
Dupnv was arrested sunday on Il charge OF ASSAM
ana battery preferred by Marshal j. H. Johnson ni
Rutherford. 1t was letter. explanatory OF Inc
latter casc written by Marshal Johnson 10 "Ih'
Pcreen County Herald which led 10 the libel SUIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23

NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY

iI~tNEH u I.
THE ERIE ROAD WILL NOT ELEVATE IFS TRACKS
Coartlandt Parker, counsel for the New-Y ork.
Lake Erie and Western Railroad Company, appeared
before the street and Water Commissioners Yesterday
and announced that the officials of the company HAD
decided after much delbeIaton not 10 elevate the
track, from tho Hudson River TO the tunnel. 1hc
czens In the northern section Of lower Jersey 'lN
have been for Il year endcavoiinS TO persuade 'he
company TO elevate It's tracks on the printip' lha'
the Pennsylvania Company raised its roadbtd ana
this decision Of the Erie company has been receive"
with considerable i'll feeling. nmong other reasons
alleged by the citizens why The tracks should p'
elevated were the danger L. life and limb at The
grade Gro sings In Jersey City: the detention TO traN"
occa>ioncd upon the streets Crossed, ana the "ePfc
citation OF ncslIboring property through theSe c'u''
Mr. Parker read from statement prepared by 'Nl'i
Engineer Mordcca for the street and water 'oihn'
sioner. when he announced the refusal oi 'h' 'o'"
pany TO acccde to the request OF the ciil2'hN' Tue
Estimated COS, of making the elevation. according 10
the plans Of City Engineer Rueses. 1t was
~ .9OI 900.
Mr.. Parker said that this sum wa only on ''I" III
The expense. The estimate OF the total cost maze ps
,hc company was ~ ,oj0.0oo. Mr.. f"r"'r S"'' ''''
pcn>c too great for the COMPANY 10 uiia' t
At the same meeting of The street and water Com
mis- sIoners two electric franchise ordinances Tor sil
railways passed the first reading and were tabcd LOT
a week. one Franchise Is grant To th' ',r"S n.r
IlobO.len and Rutherford Company OF the ri-h 10 OPP
ate the trolley system across Jersey city ieiihS 10 en-
able il 10 connect with the comnnxs 'isch'' wl'Vn
10 permit the North Hudson County Company I"
operate the trolley system between jersey Guy ana
llobOkcn.
Cedric Pangborn three years old. a son oi r. W.
y,oncborn managing editor Of " The Evening Journal
on sunday clambcrcd TO window-sll on the thiFd
floor OF the house and losing his balance fell 10 Inc
ground The little fellow fractured his skull ana
one OF his legs broken lie died about m''lE"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
81 NlNlIl


TIE BANKS CASHIER ASKED TO RE>l"N.
Ernest A. Chapman. cashier Of the summit BANK
has offered his resignation. 10 date from July l. The
board OF directors requested The resignation. Mr..
apman has been cashier two Ncar,. ana wa r.
Gently appointed receiver Of the estate of III" late
Mrs. Fanny y. De Forest. valued At TloOpooO Til"
directors recently learned that the affairs Of IN"
bank were not conducted I'm way 10 meet Their
approval 1t was said mat d'po'i'or' h"d P''u
bonuses 10 have their notes discounted. In addition
10 the regular discounts. 1t was denied that the
bank was embarrassed in any way. W. L. Larncd.
the president said yesterday thai the bank had not
lost a dollar duIing the time that If had been III
existence. II IS not improbable that civil suits VIII
be instituted BY these who say that they were com
PEELED to pay a bonus To get loans The bank d.
rectors are George W. Dillingham;. John y. Pc, ii.
w. Hall. John y. May and John :. Palmer
The Rev. J. L. Butcrwortb. who has been Tor
nineteen years the rector Of Calvary Episcopal
Church, AT summit has offered his resignation 20
the vestry. and IT has been accepted. The church
building destroyed 10y lire several months ago.
and some Of the members proposed q change Of
location for a building. Others opposed i
change. but the former prevailed ana II wa de"
ridcd build church on tract OF land IN
The park owned By Colonel Archer y. Martin
several vesrymcn then resigned. and the organi,t
Mrs. }. A. Hicks. and the rector also resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
UOME Ne Us
PROMINENT ARRIVALS Ar TIE HOTELS

Prominent ARRIVALS Ar TIE HOTELS
A>roK-CoonI HcaU W. '..-on. 4. -. AIml
IEt NSWICK-Couut Ipla' and Lieutenant q; Egid,
Z Germany. FIFTH ANEN rl.-t onrfe -u1n Charlie
O'Ncin 81 Philadelphia Charlie, levi W oibuy of
i..ton anl Augu-t,- Schoonma.ci II KIN son. y. :.
HOFFMAN ->'iator lia,d murphy, o.. 81 Troy ;
samuel l. Bcald..cy. Utica. ond ANTHONY y. Brady.
of Albany. NNHLEOEOI 60 Congressman Adoph
Meyer If New Orlcnn- NJ Ei:Af IIILI-toIg ~~ii
Charlc- \. Russell and eNConor-nin Augustus BIan-
4, gee Of Connecticut. SAVOY Duncan Mclnty rr. 81
Mo4tfc1i VICTORIA Antonio Lo1p Airlaei Nni.t ,
for Guatemala lt Wi,hngtol. a'd Nl-. Kat" lIeid.
WALDORF-Mri,illc T.. Ing1li- . Cincinnati.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
THERE MAY BE A GAS WAR.

What will probably lead to gas war. namely the
selling Of gas by the Fulton Municipal Company in
the territory heretofore exclusively served BY the
Metropolitan Company, began yesterday. The former
company has a charter covering the whole city.
When 4, threatened TO invade the territory of the
Metropolitan Company dozen wears ago the latter
company agreed To take gas from ii. This ar
rangcment stopped recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
NEWHpE\S\TICk

The physicians In New Brunswick are puzzled over
the death OF Il child. ON sunday afternoon the child
alive and we'll 1t played In the yard sur
rounding its home. In the evening the mother put
IL TO bed. Before 20 1t dead since death
the body has swollen considerably. The child l.
julia EishOp. she eighteen months old. tn"
child seemed tired and dr0wsy. and the mother put
her 10 bed About Il O'Clock ia" baby wa taken
sick. Two hours and half later sh" died. although
physician tried To save her. Dr. Slack, who
attended the child, thinks narcOiir poison
The cause OF Death and the subacqucn. swelling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
IINUILN N CENTRIL LARK

About twenty loys were arraigncd In tl' lork,ille
Poll court b.lor. Ju,tc" Mcmahon yesterday charged
with srrajng flower, and nIurlng the shrubbrry In
Central Park ON almost every day for a week boys
hnvc been arrested the anne charge. As a rule
they have been discharged after sharp rcprimind
ut thc In. lice Yesterday decided 10 put an end II
po,. lille T., the vandalism and held a dozen OF the
hoy, IN J 100 bail for trial. AID fIoi the Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
4 REPUBLICAN CLUB's RECEPTION.

The Long Island Republican Club gave an enter
tainment ard reception at Days Hail. in south
Brooklyn last evening Colonel A. ;. Bacon pre-
sided. After some musical selections Colonel Bacon
introduced W. J. GaynOr. who announced TO
speak on city Politics and New trecht Affairs, =
but he devoted himself the first part OF his sub
ject and repeated his previous addresses upon The
responsibility Of the Mayor for good city government
ana the need of dlvorcing municipal affairs from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
NEW ARK

The cornerstone OF n new Dominican convent Wa
laid at caldwell yesterday afternoon by Bishop Niger
assisted by several priests OF the diocese. Father
Ticlc. OF BOon;On. preached the sermon. The con
vent is for the Sisters OF ST. Dominic. II viii u"
% brick and stone and viii cost t1O,OuO. The
building will be completed in september.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
DRESS GOODS SALE
TWELVE LINES REDUCED.

We shall have Oh sale this
morning, $50 pieces plain and
fancy Suitings. III twelve different
styles. at 31ia cents per yard.
100 pieces all wool French ChaI.
lies. Bengalinc weave. black ana
cOlOred grounds. ut 30 cents per
yard ; regular GO cents goods.
Dark blue Storm ScrgeS Do
cents and 10 cents per yard;
extra value.
All who can utilize short lengths
of Dress Goods will find several
hundred ends of fine materials on
the Basement counters, ut haIi
price.
j MES NICER T. RY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
I,IDGEWGOD

Mrs. Chaunccy, wife OF Michael, Of the firm
Of d. ". Chaunccy. the big real estate dealers Of
l,rO0kIyn. died In RldgcwOOd last week. He had
been paying her 300 Il month alimCny He Is now
married to another woman, and II l. reported that
he Will contest further ayincnt 10 the children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-23
I.DEI.W \TtR

Late saturday night or early sunday H'oi'""s
thieves entered llc posiocc at Edgewatcr and blew
open the saf, Among the booty secured was about
800 in cash and stamps worth about so IN"
money order book and several private papers belong
inc the postmaster were also TAKEN.