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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
MEETINGS and ENTERTAINMENTS

The AlpE, Delta Phi Club will give smoking concert
at the clubhouse, No 2CG Malisonavc.. tomorrow even.
ing.
The annual option drill Of B1rnari School Military
Cors win place at the sth Regiment Anory tonight
The Knights Tcmpar Association Of bethlehem Com
n;andery viii have concert at the Fifth Avenue Opra
House. Mount Vernon, tonight for the beneht Of its
building fund
The Amc lean Numnatic and Archaeological Society
Ia. issued invitations to its Columbian Exhibition Of
Coins aud Medals a. rooms NO II West Torythri.
81 the Tucsd,y afternoon and evening Of April %
Arraa cement> been made by the officers OF the
General Won SteuLca command Of the United States
Regular Army and Navy Nccnns for an entertainment at
No 43J East Fitthst. evening. Invitations
have oil TIE veteran military organizations
a, well As the Dcutchcr k!icscr Bund There will be
speaking and music.
Tho Daughters q the Guild gave a dramatic enter.
tanmon. at the Berkeley L'ccum We1ncdiy night FOR
The tcncat Of the Ncv.York Homeopathic Mciical
College and Hospital. Tn" play was "Barbara" one
net comedy in which Mrs J. Ccrryl Smith, Miss Grace
Cary W H. Weeks. r. and Guy ". Clrryl took
p,rt. Mrs Tawney Robson recitcd come here" a
translation from the German bv '"nevievc Ward. Inc
evening CLOSED with living peturcs directed by MIS-
Tawncy I;ob-on.
pr. Washington GLADDEN.. the authr Of the articles
Ct, The Cosmop,s City Club In The Century Magazine
which attrct-i much attention. will speak al
IN, reception TO be held the CITY Club on Apr. IL
The April examinations before the Civil Service to'rd
orc now I'm Or III in the New-i'rk POST
Yesterday afternoon The examinations begin at ';3'
and the contestant, i've hours - mplets their
PAPERS. -.
'frncon oomico.lNca' will be given tliS evening nv
the Manhattan Athletic club Theatre hy the Ccuio 'ooh
Ccryan;e. the spanish club Of this ely The casts m
include Or L. A. Baralt, Vincente Toledo. Senorha
,,odoy and senors and Glmcno. L. Manor ana j.
Toleio will conuct MUSICAL part OF the programme
IN, tirculo VIII keep open house Tor the
spanish visitors while the Columbus celebration Is IN
p,cross IL Is ,o,bic that the Duke OF Vcragpa Will
have reception at the clubhouse. tiftarc and Nine
ucnth.,t within a week or Two
Tho Officers of odd Guard Association OF the l2th
Regiment and members company committees are re-
ouc,.d ia meet the reunion and annual dinner commit
to- IN the library Of the Eta Regiment Armoy siAty'
80 ond ST. and Ninh.a,c. tonight.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

,o dramatic stock comp, Of the Ambers Theatre took
.,oo q, the house last night ana played Dic
e,o1enu The occasion was benefit TO Be'hafu h'A
'"oor y, his twenty.nfth anniversary on TIE stage
n., NAV will be reported tonight ana Die stern
A" r viii ne given tomorrow night. Tie Ahoeis
Thea,re will close May o. and the nanaeef' VIII ' ,.
' comnany Including some OF the members VI ~'e
'aAo ons 10 the Terrace Garden for the summer
Ernest pcnuoa. the plunser" who lost I2oo ,.% '
i,'"o IN =, single year. and who was expected ="
ea'D n on tho Majostic wcdr'ssday has not "r'"
alrsV tron r. Henry French had engaged nm 70 pay
he"'u gambler In his production Of Ihe rro''s''
inc I"'' =. 80 ha Ind advanced him money ehoup" '"
sus himself and valet 10 ths eoa", r % and
'r's n,oh, That lie had contract WIN ho"'' I no
sad ihst "'s"' .,.y lack II he did not come ''e
to his once London rss sos a mad
o',ro that inquiry for BENTON haa oce' "''''
! !ep, hs had not yet been found
INIT. Arthur wa, again IN her ,scs 10 t"s n'sh,
Mis~ JUN o,e,s I'm" Pamers Theatre 'o'' "'s"'
Chare' rom" ron, o., a, engagement of fo.;y weeks next
Of o.,s sSoo !. na. no. yet been accepted , ~.
n.,,,o, ,;,r.rd will take che part Of 49, n,,n,
Mas Be''i"" ".,,. nc tho Cssiao on MONDAY nisn"
Any :. I. a a"w n,aysd by Mss Mont'o'a'
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A POSSIBILITY or A NEW THEATRE.

H. C. Miner the manager Of the Fifth Avenue ana
various other theatres has bought piece OF lana NJ
MadisOn-avc. and Twenty-iifth-St when may event
uoIIv he used for theatre. The property. for which
be ia repo,ted 10 have paid $4,000 has frontage
nj I'd feet I'm Ma;ison-ave., and extends back In
1Nventy.afth.N for 80 feet. BEGINNING at point
afty feet from Madison-avc. the LOT has depth OF
100 feet from Twenty hist. In other words Inc
land is square 100 feet each way in Twenty hf'h.
Ct connected with Madson-ave. BY strip OF lana
20 feet long and 30 feet wide. 1t was bought by
Mr. Miner from the Iicnry Clapp estate MI hner
lii use n at present for his own home, but II hc
.v.n,av decides As was long ago proposed to build
a Geatre 10 DO occupied by Nat q Goodwin ana
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Posfomcc Notice.

Foreign nails will close promptly In all esses' at is
Office as follows: ,
sATURDAY-At $50 IN. for Netherlands d. rect. Per
4 Veendam, Via Rotterdam (letters must be Directs
'per veendam); at ! A. m for France Sw1erland Iny.
Siain Portugal and Turkey, per - la Gasco2ne, Vie
HAVE at a. M Tor Germany direct pes saae Vie
bremen letters for other parts OF Europ wa southamptoa
and Bremen must BE- directed per Saae At a. M fos
Jamaica and Greytown. per 8 $, Argonaas. Qsstsr
ito be directed per ArsonauvD at II IN
for Campeche. Chlapas 1abasco and lueatan, Der
Saratoga for Cubs Tamp!co and Tuapam dir.ct and
per Saratoga FOR iiayti Cumana and S.Iu.
PIANO. per Prns +. Hendrix ettcis for othsr vene.
paea ,orts and Tor Curacao. Trinidad British and Dutch
tiuinaha must be directed 'pcr Prns r. Hendrix %
IL A. M supplementary II M for VeNczuels and Cuarao.
also sayaniia Curacao per Venezuela deter. for
be directed per Veneruela, y M supplementary -
n ny for Europe. per Cmbria VIA Queenstown; ~
p NJ. for seotlasd direct p.r knehcris via G'as'
Complementary 80 p M for Cape hasti ST. Domingo
m"n,a,W 3 40 r. ny for Europe per :. berlin Vie
Southampton at 80 p m for Newfoundland per steamer
from Halifax. ~
q Uispana from New Oflesns; at - D. M. for Blue.
fields per s. s. J. Wilson. from New.Or!eans.
.Keeistercd mail closes At p. m preylous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COTr Postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
ANOTHER HOUSE FOR HOYT g. THOMAS
THEY SECURE A LEASE OF THE GARDEN
THEATRE FROM A. ". PALMER

THEY SECURE LEASE OF THE GARDEN
THEATRE FROM A. NJ PALMER.
An exceedingly important theatrical transaction
was reported yesterday. 1t was the leasing Of the
Garden Theatre by IIoyt Il Thomas from 4. ~
Palmer. for eight years, 10 begin on September l..
1894. The Garden Theatre has been since It's OPEN
ing. two years and half ago. under the management
OF I. Henry French. His lease will expire with this
year ana he does not renew II. he has the
Broadway Theatre and the new American Theatre.
which will open In about q month. en- his hands.
A. NJ. Palmer some time ago secured a lease Of the
Garden Theatre from January !, 1894 and this gives
him the control which he Thus transfers TO Iioyt &
Thomas. They at present lease the Madison
Square Theatre from him for the production OF Mr..
Hoyt's farce comedies. and the Garden Theatre will
doubtless be used by them for the same purpose.
The Madison Square Theatre belongs 10 the owners
OF the Fifth Avenue Hotel and it has been announced
repeatedly that at the expiration Of the present lease
the space occupied By the theatre would te devoted
TO extension OF the hotel The lease expires mt
about the time mentioned and the supp0sition Is
that the hotel owners will then out their old
plan OF extending the hotel in that direction.
IIoyt & Thomas have been particularly successful
at the Madison square Theatre. Tney secured It
from Mr. Palmer not quite two years ago. 1t was
then subject 10 one or two cncn Sements. and when
these had bcen filled thcy put Mr. Hoyt's farce "A
Trip 10 Chinatown on the stage and 1t has with
on. interruption since. It's present record being
nearly II year and "A half and nearly $40 perform
ances. This has no doubt encouraged the managers
10 fCresall the loss Of the house year from next
September by securing another which Is larger and
equally desirable IN other respects.
The report Of the lease Of the Garden Theatre was
confirmed last night by Mr. Palmer and also by Frank
Mckee. manager for loyt & Thomas. Mr.. Palmer
would not confirm. however, the story which has
been often told and pretty generally believed that
De T. TO have n new theatre in the ncighbortoOd OF
Broadway and Forty sevcnth.st.
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MARRIED..

BEALS-NICHOLSON-On Tuesday evening Abrh ~ lin IN
at No go Eas, li2d.-t.. BY the Rev Olver H. beals
Of the groom. Mary Helen Nicholson dauPhr Oh
eorge H. and Helen j. Nicholson. to John David Deals
both Il this city.
EENEDICT-PEHCY-O Wednesday. April 18th. 1893 at
the residence the bride. mother Byhamton; ~ T..
by the Rev. Il. Parsons Nichols Maud Jean ferey 70
Dr. Henry Abel Benedict, Of Jersey CITY. " j.
CrANE-wALToN-o Tuesday evening April 11h.
1898. Central Presbyterian Church by the Rey
Robert J. Thomson. assisted by the Rev. wilton Merle
smith d. D.: robert Dillon Crane and Annie Eana'
daughter OF william I. W llton.
residence Of the bride Booklln, by the Rev Charles
r. Hart d. D.. John Y. tftzsimmons TO Jennie II
Mount daughter OF the late John f. Mount OF Brooklyn
FRANKLIN -DAvIS-rhursday. April 10; 1898 by the
Rey William y Taylor d. D.; a. No. % Vest I1.n'
Davis. To Ruford franklin
KINNEAR-STABB-M Married AZ Grace Church by the
REV. W. r. Huntington, Apll ~ Dr. Beverley 0,e,
Of S'hVw Sta6S. esq J. F.. Of St, John Xswtoaadand
poston ST Johns s. d. and st. Johns. Newfoundland
papers pleese copy.
MCu1LOCH-BRADLEY-B Albert r. Stuart. D. D..
James W. McCulloch Of New.York, 70 Mary Hughes
marley OF Wes. Washington at Christ Church. West
Washington. on Tuesday. April llth. 1898
PECK MOBERLY-on Wednesday. April 10. 1898 at the
(nurch OF the Holy Cross. Chicago III, by the Rev:
f. A. parettJones. Clara Belle Mo6erly daughter o.
John HAYES Moberly, Staunton Bloodgood Peck. OF
New.York city.
REIp-IIYpE- Thur'day. April 10 1898 at St An.
drcws Church In .hls sity Iy h9 Key oeorse r. Van
OF Ralph NJ Hyde.
10 1893 BY the Rev J. L. Zabriskie, a..sted BY the
iicy C. L. Wells D. D.. lleniy Manning Wells 10 Kate
i.yes zabriskie. al OF tlatbush. l.. !.
Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed with full
arI aAb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
THE FASHIONS.
NEW CLOAK-A FRENCH HOUSE DRESS
FRENCH COSTUME FOR LITTLE GIRL.

some OF the elegant wraps for midsummer arc coats
Of black lace or black Brussels net These are made
n Empire fashion, hanging In fall accordion pleats
from a yoke OF embroidered satin or mirolr velvet
with huge sleeves OF velvet SATIN These coats
intended purely for carriage and church wear and
they mpart touch OF that qnanineSS TO the costume
which belongs 20 the Empire dress without giving any
Of that appearance OF dishabile which the Empire
gown always shows The Empire coat must be made
OF the most elaborate materials and must be re-
spcndept with embroidery ard tewellcd work. and
It Is then very successful wrap The model Illus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
DIR. DIX STOPS TIE Use OF HIS NIME.

HE WILL NOT CONSIDER THE MASSACHUSETTS
BisuOrRIC-HIS FRIENDS DISMAiED.
Boston, April ID (SpcciaD.-Thc Rev. Or. Morgan
Dix will decline tic norrin2tion 10 the Bsh0pic vi
Massachusetts. He says In letter received by
gentleman Of this city
"Aftcr consulting with persons In whose judgment
| have full confidence. now write requesting you III
whatever way you deem best to stop The Use oi
m, name in this connection Even II 1t were posi-
BE that should receive the vote OF "a majority Vi
the convention OF Massachusetts, there are nupeaOic
obstacles In the way OF my accepting Ciii u d
Lishopric anywhere in the Church.
Henry NJ. Cpham, Of Damrell 81 Upham. said:
awe are all at and ! cannot tell what we
shall do with this towc. Of strength withdrawn from
MS, Robert Goldman and ThOma. Malr were vtrta
bic doubling Thomases the subject questioning The
authenticity Of the report until they could have the
Doctors letter placed before their eyes
4 meeting will be held on Monday. when some
action Will probably be taken. The Rev. William
L. Fnsby, rector OF tls Church OF the Advent, cX-
pressed surprise today That DR.. DIX should write
I. letter declining in advance a nomination about
which he had not yet been consulted.
To q Tribune reporter who called at his house IN
West Twenty ST. last night he seat the following
word:
Il have had no official communication Win any
ono I'm Boston, There has been some private ana
ncrsonal correspondence, but decline 10 MAKE any
Innblic statement Oh the subject"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

In southern Spain. anu there visited old castle
whose custodian blind. The old man on the
point Of weeping. and exclaimed
IL have never had much cause to regret my
blindness now, for | cannot Your Majestys
face
The Queen answered: But II you cannot
face you touch It,, Then she took the old mans
hand and caused him 10 pass It her features,
to his bOundless satisfaction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

stock company, this will be the site Of 1t. Mr..
Miner was encouraged to buy land just In this neigh
boghood by the success OF the Lyceum and Garden
theatres. His property is just between the two,
and he thinks IL one of the best places for new
theatre that could be found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
DIED.

PRETr-Mr. Abraham Brett, OF the urn OF a. q I. r..
prctt Matteawan, New.fork 49,.
xA,r.rsi from residence saturday. 18th, 80 p. M
rr,,.ess viii meet 10 80 ain from Grand Cent al Sta.
ton.
CoFFIN-on Fourth day. 18th inst. Thomas Conn. In
Funeral services Sixth day evening ltth inst at he
McDonoush-st, Brooklyn n. Y, u 8 o'clock.
Pcuehkeepsie papers please copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
THE BLIND NAN TOUCHED THE QUEEN.
.om The MINNEAPOLIS Tribune.

From The Minneapolis Tribune.
The spaniards are romantic peopie' ana inc
Queen Regent Of spain. Dona Cnstine W. n,lhsr ol
King Alphonso Kill. occupies In the popular mag
ination place which suggests the cnsuro"s NiGulc
Ages rather than modern Europe storIss are con
;nfnuay told OF her Kindness and magnanimi'y which
are probably true and she appars 10 nave gii Tor
doing pretty and interesting things lac an 9id tame
aas,ntie layde.' Not long ago she was at Huelva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
y,rUty STRlrS TO SELL SrERILIZED MIX.

Permission wa, evca Yesterday 70 Nathan suaus by
tho Dock Commissioners erect a building at Thri'St
and the Fast River st0i-c and SAFE Oh steli'd
mix. The building Will bc constructed Oh one OF inc
mas IL Will he iolty feet long. ten feet wide aud
Twelve feet high The milk Will le sold at nominal
price. 1t Is prepared for the use q sIck Children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
THE LASKER SNOW ALTER MATCH POSTPONED.

Kokomo. Ind. April l3.--.in unexpected hitch IN
tho financial arrangements blocked the opening came
OF the chess match between Emanuel Lasker and Jack
son showater for the championship. The stakes arc
to be changed 1t IS probable that the players VIII
get 10 WORK tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
Licbis Company's Estract Of Beef.
Makes. undoubtedly. the lest teet tea.

When she wac a enid, she cried for Castora.
When shr became Miss, she dung u Castora,
When she had children, she COVE them Iastora'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
A RUMOR ABOUT THE JOURNAL OF COMMERCE..

reported Yesterday that David NJ Stone Editor
Of Journal Of Commerce" lad sold his interest III
that paper ami he would cease 10 be It's editor
AIR stone refused to deny or am the report WHEN lues
toned by a Tribune reporter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
A Cnutjou 10 our Readers.

ASK for "WILD> LlNO'.ECM.' by lar the mos
economical and substantial moor tOSr:ing The ham"
ulrtd Oh the back; 1t Is the ori;lhal Wdhc' A"s"'!
wears on the market. All carpet d,aeis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

tratcd was imported from Prgat The body OF the
coat I, Of black lace held in fine pcats and trimmed
with rows ~ black satin ribbon. The huge sleeves
are Of black satin and finished 10y frls OF lace
falling over the hand. The woke 81 black satin +
cut in one piece, with the high nIrng collar which Is
edged with jci An embroidery Of Jet nearly covers
The yoke. which Is bordcrcd at the bottom by Wild"
ribbon sirdc OF black satin, tied in square bow
with pendent ends. EpnUl'i, Of lace trimmed with
rows Of ribbons. -Hrmount IN" sleeves.
The most popular wrap Is the short military cape
OF velvet tan cloth. with high collar Of velvet.
These cap.s also found In black cloth deliberately
trimmed with black satin and jet. They arc also
found In fine faced cloths In all the cOlors Of dress
materials and with high yols deep butterfly collars
and narng collar, of velvet. \ pretty fashion Is to
make the high yoke and narlnS collar Of doth
cape Of velvet ami then border the lower edge OF the
yoke with loops thrc" inches vid" Of the cloth edged
with j"t in the same hue Thu, orchid purple
cloth CAPE Is .n.,hcd with yoke Of purple velvet
changing "a pearl color and borGcrcd on the lower
edge with loop, Of the cloth. each edged with fine
amethyst beads.
There are great many gay little French hodlccs
imported for morning wear with black SILK skirts.
These are found IN plaid silks in larSr handkerchief
patterns and In satin surah. In pal" p"iunla pink,
chrysoprasc grccn spanish yellow. and other fashion
able colors. trimmed with b"rthas cpluets and
cuffs of heavy ccru lace. These bodices often
cnt little low 10 display the throat. They also
often made Ia surplicc fashion, with lJeh point at
the throat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
NcIiaions Notices.

A-A-A.-A.-A.-"THE PRODIGAL SON."-Four
addresses on this subject BY Mr. YArMAN. leader nse.
SoposaH Meetings beginning Ss SUNDAY Might u'a'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
- dnirnl"

Cigarettes arc agreeable and uh.Quaci They ale no
made by the trust.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

This little French dress for child OF from SIX to
eight years Is intended for cool DAYS ana Is MADE oi
pale fawn colorcd wool trimmed With green velvet.
The double skirts hordercd with the velvet. and
the basque which Is plcatcd back and front. has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

yoke OF velvet. The bretecs OF the woollen stun
edged with velvet emerge In front from velvet
grdie and ore fastened In the back at the waist
under a knot OF velvet The full sleeves have velvet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
A Joint Debate
OVER THE
UNLIMITED FREE COINAGE
OF SILVER
A Joint Debate

4, now taking place in The Weekly TiiLans besweea
WILLIAM NJ STEWART. United States Senator from
Nevada backed by the best silver authorities. In favor d
Free Coinage and Hon Roswell u. Horr. backed BY Re-
publican authorities. against It, THIS Is strong sne
intensely interesting debate.
Tho Weekly Tribune, u year. Single copie%
wrapped for mailing. ccpts.
THE TRIBUNE. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

\ house drcss ~ mauvc pcau Dc sole faS full
,iir, with Insertions 81 S'Ipurc lace placed within
at equal di,anccsa style of Trimming. bv the way.
w.loa Is muca liked Just now. Tie full puff sleeves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
Guctial Notices.

4 Great Arr sale.
rON,'II DINO THIS ,FHlDAYl EVENING. AT
CHICKtRING HALL.
ICGINX.SG pROMTLY AT O'CLOCK,
THE
NJ. KNOEDLER co.
COLLECTION
TO BE SOLD BY ABSOLUTE AUCTION,
TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF
THE LATE
John K\OEDLER,
ON EXHIBITION THIS DAY.
o A. ". UNTIL SOON,
THE AMERICAN ART GALLERIES.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH. NEw.iokK.
THOMAS T. KIRBY, Auctoneer
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION Managers
A. Finh Avcaue Art Galleries,
1856 Fifth Avenue. 3ith-st.
SALE THIS FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 80 O'CLOCK.
CHINESE AND JAPANESE
PORCELAINS AND POTTERY
BELONGING TO
MIR. THOMAS WAGGAMAN.
OF Arlington, d. c.
MODERN PAINTINGS,
Principally OF the French School,
and
Collection O., Drawings by the Old Masters.
poprpT sONrEyIILE ORTGIES s Coz
.ucttoncer Manfecrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

No,,cc f., hereby given that any person. or persons.
having any caim claims Of whatsoever nature aeanse
Thc ,eylon Planters Tea Company are requested 10
prc.ent such claims at It's oihce, ITO ffth Ave- New
Wv r,,v an ar the 18th instant, no claims
after that date be recognized
49,, Hi, n,RKNyED BY DR. HAYSS HAIR
uEAffH EENEWS COLOR. BEAUTY: Best Halt tooo
and Dressing Cures Dandruh. Dr"sR's's avg o'es w.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-07
iWorld7S Fair Excursion.

Special Worlds FaireXcursion tick
cts to be sold ut rate Of sS13.75 round
trip limited us follows; on July 18th
tickets good returning only on July
2lst or 18th: on July 2ith tickets only
good returning July 2Sth or Aug. 4th
on July 3lst tickets good returning,
only AnG. 4th or 18th; on Aug. eth
tickets only good returning Oh Aug.
18th or 18th.
Tickets to be sold on the Mondays
named to be good only on trains leav-
ing here on date OF sale and good re-
turning on trains leaving Chicago GA
~ on one OF the two Fridays named
and will not be good to leave TN any
Intermediates dates.
Il. PICTURE. Agt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-07
A "FAIR" COMPANION.

The above is title of a little publ
cation just issued by a responsible pub
fishing house in Chicago. The book is
intended as Guide for Visitors to the
Worlds Fair and contains daily pro
grammes Of entertainment covering a
term from one day to a week, various
plans to suit the time and tastes of the
visitor, enabling him to see the objects
of interest according to his ideas in a
systematic and definite manner. Copy
of the book may be had upon applica-
ton to any Of the agents of Milwaukee
Lake Shore & Western Ry, on pay
ment OF so cents. Every visitor to the
Worlds Fair should have Fair
companion.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-07
A VALUABLE BOOK.

In order that everybody contemplate
ing trip to Chicago during the World S
Fair season may be able to arrange be-
forehand for necessary accommodations,
book has just been issued entitled
"Homes for Visitors to the World
Fair" which has been placed in the
hands of the ticket agents of the Mil
wavkee, Lake Shore & Western Ry for
sale. The little publication contains a
list of about 5000 private families who
will accommodate visitors to the Fair. 1t
gives the names and addresses and num-
Der of rooms each will have to spare
The book also contains list of the ho-
tells and their locations; also twelve
maps, each representing section of the
City of Chicago. The price Of the book
is so cents per copy.
F. P. Clure, Agt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-09-07
ELECTRIC BITTERS.
f. PICTURE. Agt.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and SO popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song of
praises. A pureF medicine does not exist
and it it guaranteed to do all that is
claimed. Electric Ritters will cure all
diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum
and other affections caused by impure
.biood.-Will drive Malaria from the sys-
tenn and prevent rs well as cure all Ma
laral fevers. For cure of Headache, Con-
stipation and Indigestion try Electric
bltters-Entre satisfaction guaranteed.
or money refunded, 90 cents and
sl.oa per bottle al +. Bearlsley's Drug
store.