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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
LONG ISL and.

FLATBt'>H Tho formal opening of the new home
NJ the Knchcrbockcr Field Club Of flatbush look
Mace last evening. Members and their guests I"
,h. number OF 800. many OF them from brooklyn ana
New York were present. The rooms we're decorated
With the blue and white colors Of the club ana
inclusion Of palms. HES and daisies. An orchestra
~, lively. pieces was hidden behind banks OF palms
and flower. The club organized In Juno lcoo'
and Ia, go members. There arc twenty rooms In
IN. building and the cost OF the structure when Is
~ Queen Anne design was $1,000. Among those
present werr Mr. and Mrs. ". o. Schwarlwaelder
Mr. and Mr.. i. D. Prince. Mr.. and MIS-. o. W.
Nnynard Mr.. and Mrs. +. Maynard. the Rev and
Mr.. r g. jackson. the Rev. and Mrs. &. L. Wells,
The Rev " II. BoOcock the Rev. and Mrs. J. L..
Zahri-ke. Dr. j. NJ Ferris, Nr. and Mrs F.. T.
M,ynn,i Mr. and Mr.. T.. II. briggs. Nj. and Mrs:
Il. i. Newman. Mr.: and Mrs: +. A. Adams, Mr. ana
Mr.. l. German Mr.. and Miro. Foster L. hnckus,
DR. and Mrs. Homer L. Bartlett, Mr.. and MrN X.
Young Mr. and Mr>. &. H. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs.
" MAYNARD. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells. Mr. and
MIR Charles Livingston. Mr.. and Mrs.. !. W. ilaIi-
land Nr and Mr.. X. :. Walker Miss Celia tonnell.
Nil Jep,on Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Garrison Mr.. and
Nrs X NJ. Gllnour and Mr. and Mr.. ". i. Earl.
The officers Of the club are: President william ..
schwai1wncldef: vice president, II. d. Lott; treas
urcr H. H. Lott, and secretary, Frederick IL. Case
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MORE TALK ABOUT FRANCHISES.

EXPLANATIONS WANTED OF A DISPARITY BE
TWEEN OFFERS FROM TWO COMPANIES.
The disparity between the offer Of $4,000 Tor
railroad franchise in Inonst. less than two mics
In length and the $4,000 mile agreed upon by
Mayor Body and the Aldermen with the railroad
companies lately seeking franchises for nearly thirty
miles was commented yesterday, and explanations
were sought. The representatives Of the raiIroad
companies said that Cnon-st was well built up anu
would give IA larger patronage TO road built there
while most Of the streets sought III the new franchise
were only sparsely built up. and general average
Of value was taken. But the fact remains 'ha'
Union.s is In the application OF the Nassau Electric
Railroad Company and the offer is 10 pay only
80 600 a mile for II. when the city can get $lo,ooo
mile n tie franchise goes TO the Union Street
Railroad Company.
The application OF the Twenty third street Ferry
and Ncwtown Railroad Company for franchise TO
build a road In Broadway South Fiith.st MontroSe-
ave. and Bushwick-avc. has been before the
Railroad Committee OF the Aldermen for several
months and no notice has apparently hecn taken Oh
IT, although an offer OF $4,000 for the franchise was
made. II. y. Scharmann president OF The company
SAYS that in January he wrote to Alderman Mc"ra'h'
but has received no reply.
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r,vN,vy 70 HAVE SPORTING PAPER.

Ta,nn aDv Hall content with running the oc' gov
eminent. proposes 70 put H. Ringer III VI" ,~"
ME, A new daily sporting paper to be c"'itu IN.
Now.Yok American" will be issuci sbout the mioie ="
mex. month Richard Croker the 1anHany ch'''an'
and Michael r. Dryer tho racing man. are sad 70 oc
the financial heavyweghts behind the e'o"p"'
u, J.. devotcd tn horseracinr baseball and general
athle,ics and I. wifi also devote coisdeao space 10
Tanmanv politics. George H. Dickinson WIZ be ue
editor, The ,cheme was proposed to Arlington b''ra
when he this country. ana ba'" was eNiu 10 DC
ready 10 aid proposed paper to the extent OF s'oo
,.rr. death removed this financial prop. III the now
,an.r does no. beat record Of It's peiecesso me
DAILY Gazette" IL will not create nuch OF etii'
Erastus wiman and John b. Day were oennu ,"e III
49,. .,co,,., and a Cincinnati man named Caylor was
tho editor It gave up this Eie after an existence o.
weeks.
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Jersey CATTLE AT a COTIoN.
GOOD PRICES FOR REPRESENTATIVES, FROM
EASTERN FARMS.

s.c,. combination sale of corisignments OF Jersey
cattle from prominent Eastern fains "aS Aeid yested'y
At the American Institute Building In Thlrdave', N
Peter C. Kellogg Co. Those whose animals were ~oid
vo.. : n Rulnhan Ehrick rarmly. Nathan Robins.
D. T. Applcton Thomss B. Jackson, A. H. Moore. Jonn A.
Cunningham A. r. Kyle George T.. Farmer. and White
law Rcd animals were we'll thought OF ana Drought
fair pces The attendance was large
some OF present were william Cio1eT' A. H.
Darling A. H. Moore James Reed J. A. Cunningham.
r. H. BuIey I. j. Hand, A. WctheIhI. J. Is Grant
6. W. sison. r. r. Proctor u IL CooH' l. NJ o'u''
g. II. Ella n. +. {. Watson. byron LOOMS. d. ".
s,nsart D. H. Hcrruy,on e. X. Bull, 5. kifk Pahick.
Alfred Nelson Peter WycHon, William H. Williams OTTO
RaubelAlcimcr James W. GcInet j. D. GIANT, D. Cah-
rick. f. A. DC Witt aud A. H. Man. Al the saIe seventy
two sold for s0l25 an average OF ss7 20 each
Some OF the animals brought the best prices and
their purchasers were these:
Quadruple ona, bull. 8. by ona's King-starona;
william CIoLier, slCO
KoGees Ca1elle COW, 10. by imp King kohee-Inip
Gszelle a. r. Darling, $40
onss An,oinette. COW. B. by onas Island Star-Kins's
Antoineae; A. H. Moore, $50
Flax cow 3, by Ona's Kng-Frisze; James Reed
el25
Dick COW, 2, BY King Coomassie-Ditto; Il. II.
Buley. $50.
Ro'rcs, III. COW. =. BY Young Pedro RotrcS; A.
b. Darling, 1850
Uowdy COW, D. by Young Pooio-Pfincess ChrysanIla ;
NJ II. Messchent. $500
Pedronina, COW. 8. by Young Pedro-Nns IL II. Il.
G. watson. $3.50.
Ills Grace. bull, !. by Young Pedro-Nutley Darling
O.. ii. ELS. $500.
Lady joyful, cow, A. BY Maximum Roter-Rioter
joyful II. T. Denmend. 1920.
Pa;ono H. hcifer. 3. by imp King Khedive-Patona :;
Isaac Stern 500.
Fanela's own heifcr !, by Queens Own-Fsnela II {;
A. b. Darling. $40.
The largest consignment sent by Mr.. Reid there
being fifteen head from the herd at Ophir Farm. Those
that brought the best prices were:
ST. Heller Eurot,, cow 9, b. RufA-Otter Skin g..
lie Wesf w
Minnie Of Ophr Farm COW, 4, by Pedrsuppo-St.
Heller Eurota; Peter wyeaon. curling n. Y, $50.
outer Skin Eurota COW. ., BY Brsuty's PediO-Otter
Skin William r. Williams Philadelphia. $50
Miss Lulu H., COW, u, by Blossoms Tennessee-Iady
Cowlex; Otto Raub~nheimer. Irvineton. n. j.. $50.
Happy Coonassic. COW. Z. by imp. Happy CouD,-lmp
Co,enane; Otto Raubenheimt Irvington. N. j.. SIS.
Danodn Of Ophir. COW. g. by Pedramapo-Referette ;
j. d. Grant Dougasvie. Pom, SO.
Title Of ophir. COW. $, BY PedrAmapo-mp. Eloquent
j. Csrnr!ck. NewYork City. sI35.
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TIE LOGAN CLrR's HOUSEWARMTNG.

The Logan Club. Of Brooklyn. was ihcorPo'"'" !"
few days ago. and last night II moved into us Nc"
clubhouse, n, No. o53 Syhave.. and had honsc
warming The new home IS n thrce-S'Ory and base
ment house. and l. handsomely decorated INSIDE
Las night bunting and portraits Of Republican leaders
were hung about the walls fair sized crowd OF
members and friends Of Tho organization was present
10 ave the club a good start on It's career Robert H.
smith. the president. called The meeting 10 oid"r
and tod about the formation Of the clIb ana lis OBJ
jccts Among the others who made speeches were
the Rev. Dr. J. VI. Farar. silaS Il. Butcher Charles
\. Moore. r.. Il. Kennedy. stephen " cHNwOh.
Theodore II. Willis. Jesse Johnson Jacob Worth, w
W. Goodrich. benjamin +. Blnr. Francis Wilson, VIII
lam !. Battling. James Benjamin, Charl $ y. >cA"rrn
and James TAYLOR The officer, Of the club arc Robert
II. Smith. president. George Hartman. first vic"
president: William II. Tappcy. second vie" pr"sl lent ,
:. Trrmpcr Longman, secretary. and Fred schwartz.
rc.l
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.
,rrrRs BECOME INSANF

TUn
r,.o h-o,b.rs william and Henry Tegetlof twenty
,,. and ,wenty three years DID, respectively. Of No.
49,. .,, r,.v.nthst.. became violently Insane yes
$780,, 1orripg and tnken police head
- ,.nore they acted so Violently that they
,'"a ,,,,h ro,es and blankets wound about them.
TIN. bro,bers were taken TO the Essex County In
.nr, ,.vIum I'm straiacketS. The story Instances
.an,rs,,lc devotion on Williams part. Henry fell
IN loo. with \ yonng woman recently. and the couple
a,a, ., ,xd She Is Protestant and he a Catholic
, tho rorcnts on both Sides objected vigorously.
rh, ,r.vod on the young mans mind so that II gave
- waor rho strain when the officers Of the Fourth
po,nc, rol,ce called at the house with the patrol
,gon Henry was almost carried into the vehicle call
,r ,oudIv for his brother to save him. william
r,1hod IN HI, brothers arms and both began sobbng.
M, e7cors attempted 20 separate the brothers. but
- dIscovsred that william was also insane.
Ex-senator siuhr. counsel for Mrs. Marcella Ed
wards NJ WORK who Is conestng the Will OF
sel,nda VI Guthrie. Of south Orange, argued his SIDE
~ rho cos. before Judge Kirkpatrick In the Orphans
Cam, yesterday Counsel for the benehcares by the
viii made a violent attack on Mrs. Edwards's char.
actar and was denounced by Mr.. Stuhr The Judge
reserved decision. .o,
Incas washer who keeps furniture repairing shop.
q, Xo II Iinr.st. has been greatly annoyed Oy
hovs and last night rushed into the street Win u
rcyolvcr Is his hand and fired At his prosecutors Inc
iuIi,t s,ruck four ycarold Eddie" Goldslndc. VINO
WAS PLAYING In front OF his home on the opposite
i'd ~ The street. The bullet entered the child
lin and inflicted painful flesh wound. Washer
was arrested. lie Is sAty-'even years old.
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HE SAYS HE VAS ILL-TRE1TED.
A NETWORK LAWYER COMPLAINS OF A NEWARK
JUDGE.

Adam Frank. q lawyer, who has ONCE In the
Equitable Building. complains Of the hgh-handcd and
Illegal treatment which he says he received yesterday
in Newark at the hands Of Judge lrcis.l, In that
city. According TO Mr.. Franks story he went to
Newark yesterday with Mrs. Julia Leddy Of No
lGs West Twenty third ST., 10 have n warrant Issued
against George Scnccl. OF No. 90 High St. Newark
for having assaulted Mrs Loddy at his carriage
factory. Boydst. and Scvcntccnhavc., Newark. Mr..
Frank says that Mrs. Lcddy went there on Friday to
collect n debt and Of Mr.. STENCILS agents
abused her and charged her with being "A blackmailer
and Sicngel himself struck her In the face and then
had her arrested but the police lieutenant discharged
her.
Judge Prcisel refused at first 10 grant the warrant
on the ground that he had Jurisdiction. but after
ward consented 10 issue warrant against Harry
Stengcl. Of George. for his part III the assault
In court George Stengel again abused Mrs. Lodiy
and when Mr.. Frank the stand STENCIL struck
him. Mr. Frank called upon the Judge TO have
sengel arrested, but he replied " No: | won't hear
any more complaints today" When he applied for
a warrant that also refused. but later In the
day the Judge told him II he would come in few
days the warrant would be issued.
Instead Of that" sad Mr. Frank al went 10 the
public prosecutor and he expressed his surprise a
the Judges refusal 10 Issue tie warrants, but when
demanded TO have the matter presented 10 the Grand
Jury he would not hear Of such thing"
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year.ods and upwsrd. $500 added One mile and
sixteenth.

year.olds and upwsrd $500 added. One mile and a
sixteenth
Betting.
J. NJ. Jencotts oh. C. Hamilton, nv Hlmyar .
-Cirenadihe. yrs. los N. (McDernott FL l.
r. Bradley's br. c. Bitten, 4, no: .--... . -
W. C. Days b. c. Fdclic. 4. loi..,;..:.
Badge Dyed 1o3.....-......... .(nergcn I2-5 3-5
Time-l :Jl4.
FIFTH RACE-A sweepstakes. For thrc"rear. ODDS and
upward. $500 added. Weights, 10 N below the scale
SN furongs.
Betting
foxhal Kecne's b. c. Aonzo. by Harry
observation-disclosures, yrs, III u tear.
ll1aJ (Taran 81 a.
tBoraeD . 13-5 %
W. C. Days b. m. Lizzie. 5. lG9...-.-..
(McDeImotD So out
Timc-l Is.
SIXTH RACE-A sweepstakes. For two-yearolds that
have run and at this meeting. winners TO
Gerry 40 n, ma.dens 40 n. Five furlongs.
ST. ri.
Foxhall Keenc's CHI. G. Sentinel. nv Post
guard-Lottie ii. 40 n tear. ia H)-:: . No.
Glen Island Stables ch. q. Fredcricks. 1l6
~ (SnedekeD2 81 10
p. j. Dryer & Sons b. C. Careless. no
(Doggcu) 1o-1 S-5
Time-l :O5i2.
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JERSEY CITY.

Mayor Wanscrs Finance Board made n formai ue'
ropd nm Clerk German. OF the ring board Tor tr
hooks and papers In the Office yesterday afternoon
Tho Commits sioners were accompanied by M ir,.,
rIuck the new cl.rh German refused Ia surreiiuI
ibn hooks or paper, and the Commissioners ana the'r
clerk retired.
MAYOR WanSer was busy yesterday hunting up
law which would authorize him to declare THURSDAY
n cc,l holiday In order that the people might nay,
an ouuortuniy 10 Join in the Columbian parade. IL
Lr lad, the necessary authority h" VIII Issue ' u
PROCLAMATION today The public schools , VIII hs W.
closed. which l. u" only official action WHICH mas
been taken by the city.
benjamin Van Kcurcn. tho Republican Poice Co ON
missioner 81 jersey City. returned from Maryiah1 w.
,nrIav lie said he would act with the old board
tn,n tho appointment OF Colonel Abcrnetty was con
1rmcd by the Courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

The funeral Of William {. Packer took place AZ hi,
home No. Grace Court. yesterday afternoon al
O'Clock. Dr. StOrrs, OF the Church OF tn Pilgrims
Dr. Han. OF Holy Trinity. and the Rev. LOWS Lamp
man. Of Newark. intimate friend Of Mr.. Packer
ofcatcd. while other personal friends. members OF
the Schumann Musical Club. furnished the music
The eight pallbearers. all colleg" classmates OF Mr.
Packer in the class Of 'G6. at Yale. were Judge G.
F. Brown Frederick wcsson. Theodore 4. Lord
Gcorrc & Holt ThomnS T. Van Valkcnburgh. Henry
n. Barnes. John X. Crcav~y and Charles A. Edwards
The burial was al Greenwood.
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NEW BRUNSWICK.

Frank Mason, an aged blacksmith, living NJ Mer-
GAINESVILLE. south Amboy was attacked while NJ
work I'm his shop Monday afternoon by an ASSIST
eni james Curran. Mason discharged Cnrrah on
saturday and Curran Monday demanded money
which he claimed due him. Mason. VINO Is
nearly seventy years DID, tried TO erect 'urrah, WHO
.rasp~d a heavy hntch.t and struck Mason Curran
the, fed some passcisby hearing the old mans
moan. entered the shop and found him ying In
pool ~ blood. almost unconscious. Medcnl hiu VIZ
- once summoned. An alarm waS sent out. ana Two
constable, began search for Curran hut n" mas not
vet been found. II IS feared that Mason VIII Ole.
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BIG PURSES FOR BUFFALO RACES.

Buffalo AprN 25.-1he Buffalo Driving Park As'ocla
ton has decided uIon giving two special purses ~ H.
August ucetng-one $4,000 and the other OF 7IoVOo
rho former l. for the frcefora class ard some OF tho
horses entered are Martha Wilkes. Belle Naa ana Ham
Inns nightingale. The purse il 10 be divided INTO TWO
rats sl3 oC0 being put for the hrst race ana sVo
for the second The second great purse Is offered Tor
1000 Al, roc,nc class also divided into two parts, With
az 400 1, tn. first race and $500 10 the second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
DF RAIIN'S TERN ALMOST ENDED.

The term OF imprisonment Of Charles !. ID" BAUM
OF Brooklyn. for emhezzlng 100000 from tn"
National Park Bank In Ncw-lork. will expire OF
Nav H. hut his friends hope 20 secure parooh
from the Governor next week. that his rights 10
citizenship Will be restored lie was sent 10 Nl"E
sing for five years and 4 half On June - l77' pu'
,r allowance for good behavior he gains more than
n vcar lie was member OF the Brooklyn ana OK
ford Clubs and lived with his wife and four children
nj No. 1913 Fort Greene Place. IFS vile mas sc''o
divorce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
THREE MvRDERFEs SENTENCED.

Three men convicted NJ taking human li'e Were
sentenced by Judge Cullen In tho Court 81 Oyer
and Tormincr Yesterday John Dcllno. an Italian,
convicted Of murder IN tho first degree IN killing
Mrs Caroline GesScll December -. NJ No. 49,
Dcgraw-st sentenced to die ~ sing sung stat"
Prison in the week beginning June l.. Michael
Cassello and Angelo Santori. convicted OF murder In
the Second degree for their share IN tho killing 81
Peter J. Eclcls a leticrcarricr. n Grand st. ferry
boat on Jnnnary o. were sentenced 20 IN, impr1~on
mcnt. Motions for trials In tn ca" oi each
Of the convicted men were denied.
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II\CkENSACK.

Unnt.man r. Mnason and May storms. Jane How
ell Mrs stewart. Mr.. Eliza Berry. John Rose. Rcf-
ard Doe alias John the Baptist silas Richards ana
,iarrct f. storms all followers OF Mnason are s''ii
,oclct ND in the Iackcn-ack Jail. Herman STORMS
yesterday offered furnish hail for the release OF ~
wife -hc however refused 10 leave the prison IN
les Mna>on aud the others were liberated WIN mr.
There is every prospect tia, the prisoners will remain
I'm Iail untl next September
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ROGERS. PEET e. CO
THREE (Princs,
BROADWAY &, Warren,
6TOk@. 500 1t.

woman had brought suit for damages against
o man for c0lding with her and throwing her down
Iudee-Dld he You when he ran against You
WomanOf course he didn't. lie was looking the
other way.
.udge-Bnt did you see him!
Woinan-Was looking right at him.
avoid the cosion1 ~
WOman-I think know tho immunities that belong
70 my sex. Do you suppose ! going to step
Oh the crosswalk for . man i-(Boston Transcript.
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We really hope mackintoshes and
umbrellas will be out of place tO-mOr-
row, although, if it rains or is misty,
our umbrellas and "macs" are ready
for you.
Our closc-rOling silk umbrella, 1915
or more, almost carries itself, it is so
light. A useful wct-weather cane
that's the right name for it. Only OBJ
lection is that it's the sort of umbrella
that borrowers like.
Newest wrinkle in mackintOshes is
the capeless, velvet collar; we have
'em in dark blue, black, and buff.
Suppose it shines to-day and to-
morrow. Good; then you'll have a
chance to look at our suits, OvercOats,
neck-ties and the rest.
ROGERS pEEV 4 IN
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COURTESIES BETWEEN CITY CLUBS.

The Union League Club has extended the courtesy
Of its house to the Lotos Club during the month Of
May when the latter will be changing from its present
clubhouse TO Its home at No. $50 55s Fthsve
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ELIZABETH ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

Tho fields the to-day are large and as the horses
are pretty nearly matched instances some exciting
finishes ought 30 be witnessed Tie feature OF the card
the Ianapo Stakes for twoyearods. at four furlongs
in which sixteen youngsters entered. Here are the
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS
ILL IN PAMPHLET FORK.

ILL IN PAMPHLET FORK.
NEW NAvY.-Apropos Of tho coming naval parade
In New York harbor. Tho Trlbnnc's pamphlet will
have great popular value. All the ships do.
scribrd. with number OF dimensions ETC., etc.
9J cents u copy.
ALMANAC. ISs3--Thrd Edition. revised to the drse
Of April. really splendid aumbSr. First Or the
great Almanncs tho markot. $50 pages. New
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NILIIONAIREs.Ac complete list OF the 4,0a1 MI.
onaires the United STATES and how made theis
Ouiy hit complied. Valuable to ssuAssss
economists and promoter. Of new enterprises. -
cents n copy. In flexible cloth. 81.
WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL.-The great celebrs.
ton In Ncw.York city April 30. 1889. with the
speeches Of Cleveland. Potter. Harrison, Dspsw sad
others. 10 cents IA copy.
TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR THE
UNION.-A new collection. JUST out april, 1899 Of
sories written by actual participants. Thrilling
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WAR STORIES-Ovcr 40 tales Of tho Civil War;
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VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT-Two charm'us artic's
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York City men who waut hslp beantify their naive
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NORTHFIELD. 1892. = The exercises there ID
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ. d

Dr. Sanford's Liver invigoratcr is a vegetable
fer bnisusnees constipation Indigestion. 1t
thousands snnuAly-Try It.
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WAR STORIES.-Ovcr 40 tales Of tho Civil War. "
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TRUE STORIES or THE WAR FOR THE
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siories written by actual participants. Thriilius
pathetic and true. !J cents a COPY.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children
tee.hinP soens the gums reduce, Inflammation alIays
pain. cures wind collie and darfhooa % cents bottle.
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90 VEST ssTHST.
Dfseases Of Nervous STEM Gentle. Urinary OrR.nA
Snysssaey and shriliv. 1sufs. 9 - ]. u &
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BN. 80 Es.-The beet Of Roswell G. Herr's arts.
cics In Inc Weekly Tribune tho Tariff fiuancs aas
silver. rs centa.
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DS &. LYS 5 PEnEEST TooTm ,PoowpER
An elegant toilet luxury. Bold everywhere, IS cents
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL.-The great ceIsbrs.
ton In Ncw.York City, April 30. 1889, with the
speeches Of Cleveland. Potter Harrison, Dspsw ssd
others. 10 cent. "a cspy.
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Announcems -.

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