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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
TID\c Isl AND

SIZE PAID FOR HER DARING WITH HER LIFE.
Laura Jones' the seven year old daughter Of Everett
Jones' n resident Of Patchognc, plnyin with som"
girl companions at the Riycrayc. crossing Of the
Long Island Railroad last evening, when the expire,
train from Long I-land city approached the cross.
Ing Little Laura was dared by her companions 10
run across the track She said she wasn't aimid and
she started when the train was less than my yards
from the crossing. The child seemed 10 become
dazcd when she the train coming rapidly toward
her Had she no, stood still when almost in the
middle u the track she would not have Lost her
ne The locomotive struck her and hurled her u
considerable, dIrancc She WINS insia1Iy killed
Nearly every bone in her body was broken.
possible to stop hi, engine in time 10 save the le
Girl. He said The train was moving al the usual
rn " in o. fr"i Of The locomoiive like person who would
commit suicide.
LONG ISLAND CIrY.-patrick Downey. a watch
late on sunday night by Detective owen Kavanagh
after lively scrmmngr. The detective was invcs.
gating reported attempt " rob the storchousc Of
Tie Long Island News Company. He met several
young men In front Of Conways livery sinllc which
electric railroad In Front-st. Dnwn"y came out 81
the waiting room. and The detective asked him II he
' rh "" stae%iS Of wincses as to what followed
differ. some say the dcectivc, alluded TO Downcy
Waterman insuhcd Kavanagh rha two meg,
cllnchcd, and in the struggle that followed the de-
with black Jack The Waterman was badly cut
1bon the ncad lie was a, locked up in D., the Second
Justice Noble. His injuries wcr dressed by Dr.
j. u. Kennedy. lie Is charged with interfering with
an officer in the discharge Of his duty. and with
assault Detective Kavanagh was out Of town yes
terday. II Is said hc used his club because Downry
refused TO submit tn arrest
GARDEN CITY.-Bislop Littlejohn ordained four
priests and dcacons at Garden City yesterday.
The Bishop assisted by the Rev. W. =. Baird.
chaplain Of the Cathedral. Those ordained 10 the
priesthood were the Rev. Andrew +. Tndcrhl. Of the
Church Of the Good shepherd, BROOKLYN: the Rev.
percy Foster Hall. assistant at Grace Church, New
York the Rev. Joseph r. Norwood Of the nclport
Church, and the Rev. William p. Evans. assistant
nj It. Jamcs's Church. Brooklyn The ordained
dcacons we're Cornelius ". living son Of the Roy
DR.. living, OF Calvary Church. brooklyn. and j.
Franklin Long. OF brooklyn
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Moses =. Prout, sixty years old, Of No. G7G Will
loughby- ave. knocked down 10y a Court-St trolley
Montague and Court SITS yesterday and received
severe bruises and serious injury to his right knee
cap. The going at high rate OF speed
John Thompson, tailor who occupied two rooms
at No. JOB Adamsst. and mendcd the clothing Of
policemen for living. committed suicide yesterday
by hanging himself. Ills wife and two children
Gently left him. and he respondent His shop
was across ;ie street from the First Precinct Police
Station The owner OF the building found him hang
ing In a shed at the Of II. Thompson was forty
five years old.
Tue brief OF Colonel r. g. lngersoll I'm the suit Of
Colonel ". E. Sim TO annul his marriage 10 Mrs Cora
Tanner Sim, In which he appears for the defendant,
was filed yesterday lie that the alleged divorce
secured by Mrs. Matte T.. Farlin from DR.. C. Fred
Farn in 1875 In Minneapolis when he lived In this
state, was void from want Of Jurisdiction; hence his
marriage To Miss Tanner In 1878 also void. and
her marriage to Colonel Sim in 1885 was legal
Michael j. Brodertck, who has been Bridge police
man since 1889. was tried by President Howell yes
tcrday on charge made by John Duffy. Of Tenth
ave-, New-Ysrk, thai Frederick brutally dubbed and
struck him on May 4. as he was about TO cross the
Bridge. Evidence given to show that the police
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NETWORK CITY.

Watermclons from Havana Ice had at the Broad
way fruit stores now for - - each. Let Joy pre\al
among the d,Sky population Of Thompson 81
Truck-owncrs of New.Jcrsey. Long Island and other
norts beyond the city limits have been informed by
commissioner brennan that their vehicles VIII hc
seized II the custom Of leaving them In New "rh
overnight Is continued Permits cannot be granted 10
non.residcnts for storing embarrassed trucks in th'
streets.
Fucene Kelly treasurer OF the Irish Federation OF
America Yesterday sent by cable to the trustees OF
tbc Irish National party 5000. making to'ai Of
$4,000 sent by him during the present session Of
Parliament.
A. c. butcher an examiner In the linen depart
mont OF the Appraisers Stores. was dismissed from
the service yesterday by secretary Carlisle lie hau
been suspended a few days ago for neglect OF du'y'
The yellow flag was hoi,tcd yesterday above the
steamer Catania from Ri, Janciro. II was lo!hu
tina, the chief engineer II. a. Lemehc' h'n p''h III
from malarial fever. lie recovered before the YES
sci reached this port. ne Catania was released from
Quarantine and went to her pier.
The charge made by a. Aronson. Of the Casino
Company against Lyman Schmitzcr. broker was
dismissed I'm the Tombs Police Court yesterday lot
lack OF evidence
The steerage passengers Of the Fabrc Line steamer
Alesia were released from ll0fmans Island ycs'er-
dav where they had been detained since May To-
There had been a death from smallpox on board ana
many Of the passengers had been exposed 10 the
disease.
Statistics propared by Dr. Senncr show consd-
orahIo increase I'm Immigration. Up 10 today 69,Oop
Immigrants were landed at Ellis Island, ana the
total number for May Will be about 1000 Last Nay
81 500 immigrants came TO this port.
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-, = holiday to-day, as the factories closed
city VIII en! 1Ss afternoon observe Memorial Day.
uoMiI s,v.,,r.rER -Charies Lawrence Post, Grand
IOKdtt ihr Republic Of Porchester, will observe
Memoa snort parade In n the nycaDS hr
Of tr in the opera IIouse. at which Justice
"ii p co,rl,s of Rye. VIII speak.
NEW RoCHELLE,-Th WIS lively enc1 ,1nmrr
last MN ~ ,hc ed ors Of The New Rochelle Press.
sn inn ,hey met in front Of the Town Hall. New.
WIEN ui'9 shannon accused Smith OF dcfaming him
i"'hr,,I,,.hnr a statement in The Press rejecting
10y PP,m, aS Justice. From hot words the two men
on mn, hl"ws shannon struck smith twice IN the
came W his fist some byStaDdcrs then inter
ia.r, VIZ" smith had shannon arrested. The fighting
rtra,c was placed under bonds to await hearing
n ~, "Wednesday morning
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Y N. H. A. ~ GOOD CONDITION,

The Young Mems Hebrew Association Of this city,
r,rsrv 10 assertions recently made, Is said to be
!, srs,cla-s financial condition. The fact that tho
,ssociatlon coded lis right to an interest III the
binding OF the Hebrew Educational Alliance Ut
Fast broadway and Jefferson-st, on sunday, was
rot dine # was declared. to an inability to maintain
g., .hore I'm the building. but 10 a desire on the
~, ~ some of the Younger members OF the society
10 adopt n comprehensive cducatiOhaI P'a an,
~ n,c lime The association, in connection with the
,omIar Library and the Hebrew Free school, mas
hcrn engaged In the work OF AmericaniAng ana
Hebrew immigrants and their children vln-
an Tho FAST side More OF thl, work Is to be done
and for that reason II Is said. the ASSOCIATE N Win
arcw from the alliance. Oilcers elected at the
meeting yesterday.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

A USTICE OF THE PEACE SENT TO JAIL
Jnstice OF the Peace Philip sOmmer, who was con
victed last week on indictment for exorton ana
pleaded guilty to several other indictments was yes
terdav sentenced by Judge Kirkpatrick in Newark
TO one year at hard labor in the pententiary Iheo-
dore Volz a constable OF Sommers court. who was
convicted Of obtaining money under false representa-
lions was sentenced TO six months In the penentiary
In sentencing Scmmer the Judge said he had come
before the court under four indictments for extortion
II had the prisoners practice TO have ignorant
or innocent people hailed into his Office for the
cxtorticn OF Illegal fees. Up TO the present ume
he had escaped punishment. The Grand Jury some
time ago had warned him In q prescntment TO the
Court bat il had no effect upon him. =" iou used
your Office Cypress rather than 10 protect, SAID
Judge Kirkpatrick. Sommcr had evidently expected
TO be let Oft with fine. and lie was completely
overcome. lie removed 10 the jail.
SINNERS son is 70 be tried June on an In
dictment for cNtOrtiOn. The Justices Office III Mar
kctst, which Sommcr has for several years
was the place Of frequent wrongs upon poor ana
ignorant people, and many complaints were maze
by the victims without finding redress. There Is u
statute against the sale or Of bottles belonging
TO members OF the State Bottcr> Association som
mcr got himself appointed the Ju>ik" In f>>'N
County before whom such cases should b. prosecuted
and then he dcprtiZ'd lot OF loai"rs TO e" ah"lt
In poor nciclburllOuds and arrest people VINO nap
had Il harvest in such cases. EmbolGcncd by thrir
success with the poor. the gang made raid on ~"
druggists who happened to have loose bottles IN
tllrr establishments. The druggists resisted ana
indictments AGAINST ,ommrr, and Others against Two
Of his confedcratcs.
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ALDERMAN M'KEE ON TRIAL.
HIS Is THE SECOND CASE GROWING OUl of LII
EXPENDITURES BY THE CITY FOR THE

r,c &c TIVE SECOND CASE GROWING OUT OF HE
EXPENDITURES BY THE CITY FOR TIE
Co1uMBvs CELEBRATION LAST FALL.
Tho socond NJ the trials growing out OF the eX-
rsna,pres nv the city for the Columbus celeoiiuoh
last fall was begun yesterday before Judge moore III
,he Cont OF Sessions. William Mckee u u'sii''
Alderman who served as one Of the committee OF 'h
Common Council in charge OF the ceieorauoh' ~"'
called TO trial upon an Indictment charging him Win
nrcsentne and aiding. abettng and connlving AT t"e
presentation of false and fraudulent bill by fa'rch
pnss of all 400 for reviewing stands. James H.
ptgot Plan Clerk OF the Buildings Department. WHO
snperysed The erection OF the stands, and was siu
IN have done the work and induced ROSS 10 put III
the bill was tried IA fortnight ago, but the jury as
ayreed Mckee Is one Of the three Aldermen lndlc'ea
In connection with the affair and was chairman OF inc
committee. At Pigott's trial be tesuhed that Tie
charges for the stands reasonable and that the
contract had been made with Ross There was
panel OF 800 talesmen called few OF whom were
excused after ll3 had answered to their names
Alderman Mckee sat near his counsel, j. a. Werh-
berg and Edward j. O'Dwyer. DistrctAtlorhey
Ridgway and one Of his assistants, John Clark ap-
peared In behalf Of the people. From the sltuhg oi
the court up to adjournment until 10 O'CLOCK TO-
morrow morning the time was occupied IN ehof's
TO obtain a jury. Judge Moore occasionally TOOK
a hand In questioning the talesmen ana mus helped
to save a good deal OF time.
This is the Jury that viii try the case: Edward
O'Brien salesman; Edward L. Langford, secretary
No. ISL Schermerhorn-st.; Thomas Morgan, grain
dealer No. 54s Franklinave.; George ). Harvey
son drygoods, Ne. 354 Myrtleave.; John Enrigh
metal worker, No. ls6 Clsrkst.; Henry L. Baxter
manufa cturer, No. III Remsen-st.; Lyman Nelson
bookkeeper No. $40 Rodney st. John W. Rlvington
photo engaver, No. 906 Lafay etteave.; 5. ". Reed
10. 100 Greeneave.: Thomas III. Macdonald, agent
10. I.Os6 Fulton-st, and Augustus +. Gundesen, ex
press, No. lily st. Marks-ave.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS Captain Cash. the chief Of police
q WilllamsbrldGc who shot and killed James Cleary
Friday night during election quarrel. Is sin
locked up in the County Jail at White Plains. Cash
Is suffering from his beating, which h" says
C1eary him before he shot him. II j. said that
his nose l. broken and he Is bruised about the
bod, Cash has employed Martin J. keost. Of New
Rochelle 10 defend him.
YONKEI,S.-The new County Club at Park IIill.
ionkcrs, Will BE- opened today. The new clubhouse
occupies fine site overlooking the Hudson Just Of
North broadway.
The children OF schools Nos. l. and observed
Memorial Day yesterday by having Rotations music
and reading appropriate the OCCASION The children
brought bouquets OF flowers TO the school, which were
turned over to the committee OF Grand Army Posts
decorate the soldiers graves to-day.
Nearly 5000 men, women, boys and girls working
IN the 0herent hat, silk aud carpet factories In this
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NOTES FROM THE CITY UNIVERSITY.

The entrance examinations at the University o.
the CITY OF NcwYorh begin Thursday OF thi' we'h
and continue until the following Tuesday. Augus'i'
d. Ju!lliard has been elected to the council Oh 'h'
university - fill the seat OF the late Johh i'S'''
John son. and has accepted hi, election
The university takes title this week to the 'ieh'
~ aiming the east lid. OF ITS main purchase
rwo mere, of thi, are Ia be- Included In the campus,
The Rev. DR.. ~,im-Jn. tlc new pastor OF we
Droadway Tabernacle, viii BE- the chaplain ol 'h'
Law commencement. +, 4. J., =,
The Baccalaurcatc germon, next week. IS 10 pe "
the Rev Dr. George Alexander. member Of ih'
conrcil. am chairman Of the committee on IN" ny
yci.itv Graduate seminary. The service VIII De III
Iuivri ,ity rlac. Church AT O'Clock sunday eNciiHS'
f.
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TEpSEN CITY

The Street and Water Comm. SlOners yesterday
al, pied ordinances giving franchises Tor the trolley
system 10 the Jersey city. Hobohcn and Rutherford
and the North Hudson County Railways. They also
placed upon The first reading similar ordinances Tor
,ho Jersey city Rapid Transit and the Consolidated
Traction companies, The companic, VIII get N"
valuable franchises for The annual sum 81 >iOn Tor
each milo II track operated II i believed that Mayor
Nan~rr viii veto ia" ordinances.
Policeman Burke of the Fifth Precinct. arrested
Trcd.rich >kllman. nf'y-iX year, old. "f No. LOO
,lccar-ave.. sunday night and charged lin win
burglary. ~Mman admitted the accusation. ~"
had forced window ana entered the barroom Of John
j. Ertlc AT Jackson ana Orient ayes; and had stolen
a quantity Of lqnor and Cigars. Skiman belonLs 10
on, Of the best families IN Hudson County, but drink
has made him an outCast.
The wife Of Richard e. washbnme. president OF IN"
Hudson County National Rank. died suddenly At her
summer home ~augeriies. " Y. OH saturday she
fifty siN years old
tn. city owns q fine block Of ground al Bergen
and Jairmount ayes. which was purchased .or III"
for a high school 10 be built In h'w months. some
lime ago IN. head Of the salvation Army In Jersey
civ htsined permission From The Street and Water
hold their services Yesterday delegation OF ciii-
zcns who own adjoining property waited ON The
street and Water Commissioners and protested against
The, salvation Nrmy being III that fa.li"na'l" n"iel-
borhood They aid that th" mccincs attracted H.
ORDERLY prisons and were m sInr'. IN" com
mi toners they would revoke the permission ana
that the salvation Army must sock other quarters.
John North seventy eight years old. captain Of the
steam lighter Confidence. lying AZ Jersey ave. was
drowned Yesterday. While walking up plank TO get
| on his lighter North fell overheard.
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1T WANTS TO EXTEND ITS LINES
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD COMPANY ASKS Fol
LARGE PART OF THE CITY'S STREETS.

LARGE PART OF THE CITY'S STREETS.
The Broadway Railroad Company asked the Alder
men yesterday for permission TO substitute electric
traction by the trolley system for horses and also for
permission extend its route In number Of streets.
The request the Railroad Committee.
The company yesterday filed with the Secretary Of
State at Albany certificate OF extension OF It's route
upon these streets From broadway and Mckibben st.
along the latter and along Harrison Place Varckst.
from Harrison Place Mecker ave: Morganave., from
Harrison Place TO Fr0nt-St until such times as
Morganave is opened by the City OF Brooklyn; along
Bogsrt-st from Harrison Place, TO and along stage
ST., Waterbury-st. and Grand-st, 10 Morgan-ave. +;
along Fronts. from Morgan TO and along sutton
st. TO Greenpoint ave-. along White-st. from McKib-
tens,. and along Evcrgreenave., Granitest, Bush
wick.ave. jamaica Plank Road and Pennsylvania
ave- to jamaica Bay WyckOf-ave. from Flushing
AVE. TO the city line: Grceneavc., from the city line
10 Fuion-st; along Hanson Place, from Fultonst. to
and along ratbush-avc. LyingstOnst., Cintonst. and
Libcrty-st to Snnds-st. along Concordst. from Lib
ery-st. and along Brdge-st. Fulton-st, Bond-st,
across Gowanus Canal. and SecOndave. TO Hamilton
ave- along Clinton-st., from Livingstonst. TO and
along Union ST. TO Hamllton.ave.; Putnamave. from
Broadway 10 the city line; MadsOn-St. from Frank
linave. To the city line; along Fianklln-ave from
Madson-st to and along Gates-ave ana Fultonst. 10
(irceneaye. saTatOga.ave. from Broadway 10 the city
line Ralph-ave. from Pachc-st. TO the city line
Utica ave. from Atanticavc. TO the city line, Troy
ave. from ST. Marksave. 10 the city line.
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man used his club on the passenger and also struck
him in the mouth with his fist
United states Commissioner Morle ended yesterday
the examination Of Eugene and Jeanne LcrouN upon
q charge Of smuggling watches and diamonds. and held
them for the Grand Jury.
While John Vogel and his wife driving across
Jamaica-ave at Ridgcwood-ave. yesterday al'erhooh'
electric car No. GO its way from Jamaica TO BROOK
lyn struck the wagon In which they were ridnie' ana
they were both thrown out. Voge was badly bruised
and his right ankle sprained. His vile rec'eu
n scalp wound and other Injuries. Ihey were IT,
moved to ST. Mary's Hospital.
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WINNERS IN THE TYPESETTING CONTEST

The typcSctting contest drew big crowd to the
Press Club Fair at the Grand Central Palace, Forty
thirl-st. and LeAing on-avc yesterday Ihe usual
speed OF The comp ting comp sOrS leS,rnod be
cause the type new and "lean.' The prizes
were won as follows
In the short contest, Hugh Flahcrty, OF "Thc
Herald was first, winning $780, contributed BY the
Press Club Louis F. Ruel the second prize a
silver composing stick from Colonel John a. Cocke1l
Charles Carter, Of 1.-THE Tmes.' the third prize
q golden rule, contributed by George F. Spinney.
The referee william c. Barnes, foreman OF
@The BrOoklyn Cttzen.s
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SoITTI ORANGE

Tho Essex Troop the "crack- mounted company
OF Essex County, that has recently been mustered
into the National Guard Of NewJersey a. Cavalry
Company A. will hold lis annual hcd-day and fitting
tournament IN South Orange todny. III" tournA-
mcnt will bc preceded 10y luncheon at p. III.
G,v.rnor Vert, and y lnrs, number Of other well
known people expected To le present The
usi. arr, % be- 80 feet l'nG. ana ai Intervals 81
seventy five feet leather heads mounted on short
wooden pegs altcrnatcd with thrce.inch rings ARE
fixed on oii her side OF the lists.
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In order to eject the family Of william Mohtor
from the rooms they occupied in a tenement house at
Eastern Parkway and Warwcxst., yesterday. John
Janicke the landlord had all the window frames re-
moved one OF Molitors daughters is Ill In the house,
but this did not prevent the landlord from carrying
ont his threat TO make the family move before June
l. Us the rent foi the month has not been paid.
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HOW TO WIN FORTUNE.-Andrew earn ssic's col.
cbrntcd essay in The Tribune. In which he declared
college education not essential TO business success "ni
Inn, there are "a. many chances for poor mon ever
)
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crrr TO ST. LIKES HOSPITAL.

A meeting OF the board OF directors Of st. Luxe
uo.pltal was held yesterday noon at the once vi
80 NJ Miller No. 20 Broadway. 1t was an
u 'ore that n considerable gift had been made u
,,a hospiial. I'm the shape Of railroad shares, The
name OF the person making the eilt was "i'hheiu'
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HOME NE VS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HolElS.
FIFTH AVENTE-Senator Arthur T. German oil Mary
land. GILSEY-Coloncl Charles H. Jones oil 81 LOUIS
and Henry Haynic Of the Paris Figaro. fAhh
AVENUE-Congrcssman James W. WadS"ofHl Oh "cn''
\ " ST J\MES-L. +. Mckinney, United states
,,,,,s,or y, Coouta VICTORIA-Sir Edward Blk.
beck Of England. wINDSoR-Theodore NJ romefoN' oil
Auburn y. y.
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PASStIC.

ExJustice James a. Norton, for thirtytvo years
well known resident Of Passaic, died there ycscr
dav afternoon from Inflammation ~ the brain. lie
was horn in Albany Sixty-siN years ago; was prom
inont Free Mason. and an active member 81 III"
North Reformed Church.
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BLOOMFIELD

John Lies. German employed as n night watch
man In Bloomfield, Killed on sunday night ly
Icing thrown from a wagon In front Of II horo"car
ON the Gross town line In BlOoml ED. lies had been
ON n MAY ride to Orange Mountain. lie left family.
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,IILIIOSAIRES.-t complete list OF tbs 4.0&1 mill.
ionnres OF tho United STATES. and how they nade ttss
money. Only list compiled valuable 10 "1aents
economists aud promoters OF new eu'erp'ise'' -
GENTS a copy. In LeAib.e cloth. 81.
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TRISTs.--Arzumcn.i In their by =. &. r. Dodd.
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VILLAGE IMPROyEMENT.-Two charming articiss
b, 49, g. Northrop. tho prime in this work. New.
ork City who TO help beautify ther native
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BIG ISSUES.-The best Of Roswell C. Horr's artt.
cIc. IN ne Weckly Tribune the Tariff, Finance Aae
silver. An education In itself % cents.
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TRVE STORIES OF THE WAR FOX THE
INION.-A new collection april. ls9D OF storie
written by ac.uuI participates THRILLING pathetic an'
true. Is cents copy
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WAR ~TORIEs.-Ovcr 40 tales OF tho Civil War. "
piou soldiers. Inspiring thrilling aud pathetic. Mss
o Them written Tor Tribune cash prizes. - cents.
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ALMANAC. ISg3--Third Edition. revised 10 the first
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grcut Alrnnnacs tho market. 3DO pages Now
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CHAUTAUQUA. 1S92.-Profuseiy illustrated The
sror, oi tho season. % cents copy.
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TRIBUNE JUBILEE.-Spccchcs Of Chauncey N.
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MIILIONAIREs.-Thc Tribunes iis handsome"
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