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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
HOTEY STILL HOLDS The LONG WOOD Ctf
DEFEATING RICHARD STEVENS IN THREE En-
CITING DEUCE SETS.

DEFEATING RICHARD STEVENS IN THREE En-
CITING DEUCE SETS
BOSTON. July % (specaD.-Frcderck llovey. the
Newton cxpert took fresh hold the beautiful
Longwood cup This afternoon by victory over ken
ard Stevens of IIoboken, In three exciting deuce
SETS The weather was rather warm but the courts
were in almost perfect condition and large crowd
assembled to see the battle between the eNpOnchts
OF the net and base line theories The net man woh'
as usual. IIovey's usual dashng game was IalseN
tempered with caution today, though he maze some
reckless rushes 10 the net and gave stevens chahce
for several beautiful shots down the sac hh''
stevens's backhand passes In the third SET wheh MS
opponent was eight times within point ~ 'he
match were wonderful, and the nerve ana stcadiheS
OF the Hoboken man captured the crowd
The first set went TO IIovey. though stevens got to
"A In tho next SET Ioveys work was rather
ragged for seven games and stevens got TO % and
seemed sure OF victory. But IIovey showed "A nerve
which few thought he Possessed. and won the SET
by taking five games straight. The Third set was
brilliantly played on both sides stevens lobblnS WIN
marvellous accuracy. IIovcy's service, which had
been rather weak, became swftcr ana stevens drove
tbe hall over the net with great speed. one ALL two
all were called and at last. with the score ut Go,
IIovey came within sight Of victory. lie took inc
thirteenth game but stevens played wonderful tcnnli
IN the neyt and thirysx points were scored before
,be umpjrc Valentine Hall, announced Game. set
ond match. Mr. IIovey wins Another victory for
uovev ncxt wear and the trophy Is his own The
consolation prize went 10 \. f. Fuller who beat {.
p Smith I'm the final round. The scores follow
Challenge round-F. II. HoNcy. holder. beat Richard
Stevens challenger, SO. -. SC
Consolation mat. hes final round-A. r. Fuller Leaf c.
p Smith 60, 81 6-3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
CHARLES T.. JOHNSON.

Charles T. Johnson Of NJ. Vernon. died yesterday 10
P,trhoruc l.. |. Mr.. johnson bora In NewY0rk
CITY In 1882. In cary manhood h. moved To North
Castle In Wcytchr,cr County, and collector and
assessor Of Let for several years. lie also a
Justice Of the peace White Plains Tor four and
=, a.,cs.r for six YEAR. 1865 10 1857 he was
IDENTITY register Wcsche.tcr County aud ocill sedcher
from is7t 20 1850 in 1901 he deputy clerk OF
u,e Now.York State Senate For twenty years he was
clerk the supervisor, Of weschcster County
and for several years chief clerk IN the Shcrhs o1ce 10
was prominent In MaSonc circles. being member ot
Hawatha Lodge and the Bethlehem Commindery oil MI
Vernon. lie leaves wife, and daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
TALK WITH ". Q. JUDGE.

RECENT CONVENTION or THE0s oPHIsTS IN
EURopE-THE CHICAGO MEETING.
A reportcr of The Tribune called last evening at the
home OF william O. Judge, No. 13 West Eighty iour'h-
st. and had Il brief talk with him about MS rceh'
trip TO Europe. Mr.. Judge Is the general secretary
OF the American section OF the Theosophcal society
and went to England to attend the third anhuai con
vcntlon OF the European section OF the society u
which he WIS chosen president. 1t meets each year
In July, the American and Indian sections ha'ins
their meetings In April and December
Mr. Indigo said that the convention lasted three
DAYS and that the attendance of delegates was large
The festivities In connection with the marriage Oh
the Duke OF York in full blast at the timr
said Mr. Judge but II didn't interfere In the snSh'-
est degree with the interest taken In our cohvehuoh'
on the third day we had large public meeting In
rlnccss Hail. Piccadilly, which attended by about
500 persons. ! spok, at that meeting and 80 did
Dertram Kcightl,y secretary of the Indian section
George Mead. OF the European section; Mrs. Anne
Besant and Mr.. A. y. Sinnott There were deiega'es
from SPAIN Italy, France, sweden Holland "erhahs'
England ireland and Scotland-in fact almost all o.
the European cou:trcs-bes.des many representatives
for th,. English Provinces Plans for future WORK
were laid next and also for the session
OF the Theo,ophical Congress ut the Worlds Column
llan Exposition In Chicago rext september III
connection with the matter the convention voted u
sum Of money toward the expenses of eanesh Cakra-
warti a high caste Brahmln and n professor OF
mathematics at Allahabad. india who Is on his way 10
the Fair lie is II fine looking man physiciy' mas
good command Of the English language and Is a
good Sanscrit scholar
"Will YOU have any TO represent the European
scction,7
son vcs- Mr. Judge said Mrs Eesant VIII
represent the European section in the congress a
remarkable thing about this most versatile woman is
that the annual report showed lcr to have mace
no lecture, during the last year III Europe anu
America r p. O'Connor l. publishing in his paper
TN. Sunday SUM-" ;hc story OF Mrs Bes.n. ne,
Through storm 10 Peace when Is peh's re"u ~
thousands with Interest $780,, A., ,,er,, I'm
Mr. Judge himself VIII attend the congress III
,r.ia,o md strnk: and so will DR.. Puck OF TN
email Dr. j. A. Anderson. OF san Francisco: iauue
y Wight New York: Mrs. VI. ". Thirds, OF thi,;'eo
Mrs Isabel Cooper Oakley OF LONDON ana Miss 4 H.
Muller OF London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

POst0hice NOTICE..
Foreign mails will close promptly In all cases ~ tnis

Foreign mails will close promptly In all caseS " 'n'
r,Sln from " 81 an for H;' d Hsl
D. m Bueneds Harlan from SswoF AGNES.
from i9sm rssris So''
a * co. ESFqD per 10; G 5sSs s MD
Aamo at 3 p. for Bluefelds per s. s. j. wilson,
'fO wEDSf.sDAY-At II Complementary 3 MI Tor
Paris via s.Ta1mpo VI, e Goracao pes
nsrae aa y mu nsH be
at p ,n % Ge SaGa per 80 p % for
Tf"Ssa aaa S must s
at R,anns enPp . '9
direct per $ waesand via Antwerp cttsrs must BE-
directed ed es sya %rssa psr at Nssa PSse
e sG Be SRI sfh ssa1
Orleans at 80 p M for Newfoundland per s'es"'er
0 70: Para and c ear fd PER r. 4
ss s for shS padd': Sl p.
sappe@e@ay r for Vsns5%es and c1.ssso
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a Rotterdam Ictters must be directed per Ddam at
. ~ M for Buenelds per S. 5. Nicaragua from New
FRfDAY-At % D. for TruxIllO, per S. Pi1natI,
sATTRDAY for France, switzsr,nd Itaiy
SPAIN Portugal and cr EUROPE per- per Ia E,snra VIA
Onecn stown tetters Germany, France switzerland,
Italy spain Portugal and Turkey must be Erected per
Et-lia'S: at 30 a. IN. for Netherlands direct, er 3
SIaarrdam Via Rotterdam lcttcrs must be directed pei
q. for Scotland direct. Per .: =.
Nmchoria via Glasgow Oetters must be directed .pes
Via Bremen detters for other parts Of EUROPE VIZ
q A. M Tor Norway direct per Norge Qetters must %
dlrectcd ..per Norec) II for Campeche Chiapas
sba and Yucatan. Niagara etters Tor otne!
MEXICAN States and Cuba must be directed per Niagara
NJ II a m for Hayti, Cumana and Carupano, per = =
rlns Willcm etters for other venezuela ports ane
for Curacao Trinidad. British and Dutch Guiana must y
directed per Prins willem IIIl; at II e. m supple.
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must be- directed 'per Adirondack at II M for Grnads
rrnidad and Tobago. per Alps at D. ~ Asapp,iS
mentsrv 80 p. MI for Europe, per s. y AiaSka' VIZ
Mails FOR the Society ISLANDS ship city 81 Psge.1
,am S,n Francisco close here daily up 10 July 20
u "a m, Mails for China and Japan. per = oes s
r0m San Francisco close here daily up 10 July 70
Il 40 n M Mails for Australia. New,leaiand nsm&issS,
rape ssc close here daily up to August az at SEQ
Win nrtsh mails for Australia. Mails for China anS
Tan.n Via vancouver Especially addressed ony cioee
O SS rs dp .g "a axe and thence By steamer
NJ this once daily at y 80 p. m. Mails Tor Mqnelon
rail 70 Boston and by steamer close al one
ra. u co.s ~ this office daily at 80 M MALL t
MSxo overland unless specially addressed Tor a0psssn
stssme, close az this ONCE daily at y a. M;
mail closes at D. M previous GAY
'hes''e''N CHARLES W. DAYTON. Postmaster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
WHAT WAS THE NATTER WITH THIS ALARM ?

fire which started about 80 yesterday morning
In VI. Landsberg's grocery store at No. - Rutgers
Place gained considerable Roadway before the fire.
men arrived. because hre-box was out OF order.
The store Is In the basement OF fourstOrv tenement
house. Landsoerg and his family, who live In the
rear. away in tho morning, ana when they
returned they found their place almost destroyed
by fire and water. The loss was 81 500. A fireman
who was stationed at the ruins OF the tobacco ware
house In Clintonst., which burned recently, saw
the iames. When he tried 10 turn in an alarm
from the box at Clinton and Madison sts. he found
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
TO SING FOR TIE FIRE SUFFERERS.

Chicago, July 22-Thc concert In aid OF the fire
sufferers. TO be given in the New-iork Building on
Tuesday evening. promises to BE- one OF the notable
affairs OF the Miss Emma Thursby the
first to offer her services, and the programme will
also contain the names Of at least other we'll
known singers who are not yet announced. Theodore
Thomnss musicians will supply orchestral music.
The concert VIII bc given in the main banquet hall
on the second floor. There will also be arran cement IS
for entertaining crowd on the roof TO witness the
fireworks. After the concert the banquet hall Will
be cleared and the evenings festivities will conclude
With a ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
rs TT IN INTERNAL MACHINE!
A CURIOUS LOOKING ERAsS CYLINDER FOUND
IN A DoOR.YARD-Ir WAS FILLED WITH
WHITE powDER-THE BUREAU OF
couNI-sTIBI.ES INVESTIGATING.
COMliISIIBLl.>


Captoin O'Copnor Of the West Thrtlcth-st. station.
la, in his posscsslon "A machine that has puzzled
not onIy him. but also the officials at the Bureau
Of Combu,tlble, at Police Headquarters. The ma
chine f. a bras, cylinder four inches long and about
an inch In circumference. and contains wAite
substance. the nature OF which has not yet
been discovered and II WAS brought TO the station
house last Thursday BY Policeman Kent. who carried
the pail Of water into which 1T had been thrown as
far away from his person as possible The thing was
found In the yard of No. 30 East Twentieth
t. Tie house Il fOur-sory. brown-stone
bnilslns occupied by Joseph H. PAST. an
architect and George A. G!anzer. an art decorator.
Mr.. Rsst employs IA number OF draughtsmen. who
work m the basement. and when they appeared there
early Thursday morning the watchman. Jacques.
warned them back in an excited manner, crying ont
that some one had put bomb in the yard. This
created good deal of CONSERVATION among them. but
OF them. daring than the rest,
moved cautiously forward and Inspected the
strange object. The bomb" was then dropped care
fully inte a pail Of water. Policeman Kent was sum
moncd and he transferred II to the station house 1t
was afterward sent to the Bureau Of C0mbusiiblcs.
but the most critical examination failed to disclose
It's nature The machine was returned 10 captain
OConnOr. who believes that 1t Is II ncw-fangled In
fernal machine and cnards IL with reverence. Detec-
lives are investigating the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
DE WOLF HOPPER AND SOUSA'S BAND.

De Wolf Hopper was much pleased o' 'ie p,o
fessional concerts given BY the management ., ~ ,n
Band last Sunday at Manhattan Beach 'hat ne ~
vItcd hls friend sousa 10 make requsiticn on MN u
sing at apy concert he might select To-day was "a'
BY Mr. sousa. and Mr. Hopper will accordingly appas
at Manhattan Beach. Mile. Lindh ana fr'"..
Behune will also sing to-day and Tomorrow anu W.
band programme will be unusually prolific In or'sh'
things
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
THE HORSE TRIMPLED HER TO DEATH

WHEN FOUND. THE ANIMAL WAS PAVING UPON
HER BODY
Mrs Minnie ,talaohni. wife ~ Charles sia'achm
of Hilton. y. j.. fatally ramplcd by n horse on
Friday afternoon Her husband l. gardener IN the
employ OF Hugo Mcneil. and they have been living
I'm rooms over McnZers barn. while the husOAhu
was WORKING in the garden Friday afternoon hr h'aH
an unusual noise In the stable lie found MS WHO
living on the floor with n horse standing over her
and paving upon her body.
The woman dragged away and waS iound TO d"
insen,blc. Her skul. was frnciur'd. both Jaws ana
all her ribs were broken her collar bone was broken
and her breast crushed In. Death resulted In an hour
II Is thought that the woman entered the stable TO
feed the horse and slpp d and fel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
Confined from First PaGe.

sprang into the air. In an instant there was
terrific crash all around me. | thought the en-
tire house was falling down. AS soon as
could collect my senses, l saw that the whole
side of the dining room had disappeared, and the
room was completely wrecked. The groans OF
my sister next attracted my Afternoon, anu \
soon discovered her under heap OF pricks anu
Weckage.
HE LOST MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS
The owner of the fiat house No 81 East One
hundred OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, john Kelly, SAID
to Tribune reporter: This Is such an ap-
plling disaster that I,have scarcely had time 70
consider it, ] have not even estimated my losses,
but they will amount mp to many 'no mo. .i,n.
dollars The principal loss, OF course is nos ,n"'
OF brick and mortar, but the loss OF tcnan., :.
They have become so frightened by the explosion
that they will probably want to move, anu ~
one will care to come here - long as the o'hsun-
is going on suppose this will apply 10 some
extent to the tenants in nei2hboring Hats. ne
tenant, in my house We're colorcd people OIL tns
higher and more intelligent class ihey pau
from S?5 to $40 u month rent ana NAG who@
floor right through from front to back
SEVERAL, woRKMEN ARRESTED.
A moment after the accident the etalians en-
gagged in the work followed the example of Peter
Atieri ard their foreman. and He'd SIX OF them,
however. were captured by the police. and locked
Onc-hundred ar itwenty-sXth-st.. near Third-aye.
They are Guiorgia MalD, twenty-iour years on
Of 30. 4lj Elst One hundIed-and-thrteent
Scilano Angelic. forty five years old, liVEig ~
One-hundrcd- and-twelfth->t between SECOND an
First ayes Luigi Guido, twenty-five years o"'
of No. 4l5 East ne-hundredand-th rteenth-ss,, :
Emino Ferro twenty -four years old OF no. a.
East One-hundred- and-thirteenth-st. Glovanl,i
Larmo, fifteen years old living in One-hnndreu,,
and-twetth-st., near the East River: pascna'
Cozzo. thrty-two years old. Living in Onehuhareu-
and-tcnth-st.. near Frst-ave. The first two, Mao
and Angelic. were held for homicide and the
others for reckless blasting So far as conld
he learned, not one Of the Italian aborers was
injured.
After the explosion the fremen removed enough
dynamite from wooden hut, but on the ground
to blow up the whole Of Harlem, as one OF the
tiremen expressed it, Had this dynamite been
ionited the loss of life might have been terrible
Fifteen Italians were engaged on the work
The blasts occurred every four or five days, but
sometimes more frequently, depending on how long
it took TO bore into the rocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
DE- HEALY Thrown FROM Ills BUGGY.

An accident that result fatellv 10 Dr. Joseph
IIealy Of No. 3D3 Gatcs-avc. Broohlyn. occurred
Yesterday ia Flabush. l.. !. In company with his
wife, Dr. lIcaly driving in a buggy along Ocean
ave. At Crook and Ocean avcs. the horse took
fright AT a hose pipe and dashed into an iron hitch
ing most at the cr-b DR.. and Mrs. IIealy
thrown 10 the ground. Dr. IIealv struck upon his
face and hands which we're badly lnccra;cd and
WAS injured internally. Mrs., fealy escaped without
serous injury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
SAY, THtT THE TRANSFER WAS FRAC Dt LEHI.

Buffalo. July 81 specaD.-There was serious
complication today In the ahairs Vi III" .e'
Brothers, Of the Academy OF Music. in'it "'''e'.
Iahn r NcI,nchlIn filed n complaint against them
and their attorney charging that their transfer OF
the Academy OF Music To their attorney a few DAYS
b.ror. thc assignment fraudulent. The Academy
WAS worth $3.50 600 but IL was announcer tha' ,he
Ncechcs received for II n mortgage Tor -lVVoo'
which was turned TO Mclaughlin for the beheht
NJ the creditors. Mclaughlin swears that he never
received the mortgage, and that Wheeler Is Trying 10
get possession of the Academy by crookeu "eah'
Attorney Wheeler said this afternoon that Mclaughlin
g. r,.vipc a doube game and Is trying to take ad
vantage Of the Mceches, who had supposed he was
their friend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

~ VIII be the beginning Of the SIKH week.
,on ., -. anu 'here has been noticed no dn,nu
w" Vi me attendance The flower ballet a n.v move
meht w'll be the main feature Of ,h,s ,rDu,,, IN.
omcers OF the Russian fleet will. it is eSnccleo he
e sv guests ,m OF the MANAGEMENT next Friday nipbt
how. VIZ VIZ view the performance from "A num,.er 81
voAcs SET ASIDE for their use SeveraI ,nan,ho., ",
kim m sni o. One Hundred viii accompany them
sunday night hereafter through the seaop """ every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
~ n,ycrR or MOB VENGEANCE.

Memphis, Tenn, July 2s.-Lee Walter the negro
assaant OF the two white girls, the Misses hc'aaaeh
Memphis was brought from New Moany' MISS
to Memphis this morning by sherih McLonuoh' lie
has made full confession OF both cr'"eS i"' n.e'o
has been In jail twice before for atenp'u assault
crowd Of negroes visited the Jail here this morn
ing and identified Walker rs the man who assaulted
negro girl, eIeven years old near Raleigh, on sat.
nrday AT late hour tonight mob Is naEng an
assault on the jail with the ntenuoh u Hn'n'ns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
THE PRESIDENT DEPOPULATIyG BUZZARDS BAY.

Buzzard's Bay Mass, July oe.-The steamer WIG
muck owned by J. Malcolm Forbes, OF Nnusnoh'
dronped anchor off Gray Gables mt noon 'oua''
Mrs Olney. wife OF Attorney General Richard oiney'
aud two nieces came ashore and called upon ','''
cleveland. The President. Colonel Lamont anu ~
,,r,.rt started early in tho forenoon for another
ns;inc trim down the bay and were not az no"e'
ucretary Herbert Is expected at Gray Gaoes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
A BATTLE IN RIO GRANDE DO SUI

THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS ROUTED AND TiIEIn
LEADER KILLED.
London, July GA dispatch from Rio Grande
do Sui by way of MontevitIeo says, An I'm"
portant battle with the insurgents at Jaguarao
has resulted in the complete overthrow OF the
Government troops The commanding senerA I"
the Government forces, Soares, was killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
. ZINC SOLOMON. At ELpoaADo on SUNDAYS.

ZINC SOLOMON" At ELDORAD0 VN St'"1''"
The hotter the weather. the better pleased "'e .'o
managers OF Eld0radO. Every afternoon anu e'."n
when the atmosphere Of the city Is sunihs tue 80
Of the various lines leading to Eldorado are crowocu
With people. king solomon" golossy k'rah,
Spectacle Is ms attractive rs ever while the afternoon
ssaAevule show and band concerts serve TO aerae'
urge crowds by day and large audiences on s"nD'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
SIT TO CHICAGO AND RETURN

via New-YOrk Ontario ana Western Railway on
Tuesday July 20. Leave Franblinst. ferry AT m,
West Forty secondst. at 9:lo, arrive Chicago 20
D. m Wednesday Both ways via Nasnr falls
Tickets good ten days. Full information at 81
Broadway n. Y. $2S on other days usual -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

Neither Dr. od.on nor nc church oncess wrsc, &c
make this explanation for the benefit OF those
who were huff ''antaponzed hv what said iase
wcek about "convictinc-convefting preachers bus
ness man who appreciates DR.. Hodsons coeent HELPFUL
inspiring and desires intelligent business an1
others them responsible for the advertisements
Intend tell the truth and hew TO tn, line. any one
is in dangerlet them stand from under Hear one Of
Hodsons sermons and Judge for yourself Everybody
invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 7tA.
ave-. Misunderstanding by the Pastor, Rev. A. H
AMES, ID. d., at 10 As u m and AS D. m. Sunday
school, 80 q. m. All welcome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

EGLIsE DU sAINT.EsPRIT, 30 2oe Rue osseeSS
Services re,igepx, pendant Pete II DimancN ~ -
du matn. Rev. A. w. WITTMEYER Reeteur'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY, 1S WSse::
st. WILLIAM n BARNARD superintendent sn. y
song every Sunday " 80 D. m inc ruhis ssyits6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
DE,rH or MRS JULIA FAIRCHfLD @HREINER

The death is announced in Paris OF Mrs julia FAIR
child schrciner widow Of Horace a. schreiner' ana
d,urhtcr Ct the late Egbert Nelson Farchili. Mrs
schrcncr who well known In New'lorh society,
mad lived in Paris for some years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

If Won are troubled with malaria take Beecham's
Pills. A positive specific, nothing Ike It, 70 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

that 1t would not work. lie went TO Engine House
No. Is in iIenry-st. By the time an alarm
naa been turned IN ,n r,v Ian, n,u sen in before
I the lire put OUT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

Jrbaua Wine Co.'s
'GOLD SEAL" CHAMPAGNE
For sale by all leading wine dealers and sroeers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Special Notices.
1 Could Not Live Without

Congress Sprius Water. .,,--.
This 10y most elaooneee resuoAnO
restored In ali its former strength and excellence.
/ Could Not Live Without IL. e,..
- ,,' or rio ,cnine In crown shoppers only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Religious Notices.

CHURCH OF THE STRANGERS, Mercer-st., near ~
and Rroadway.-Clear-cut incishe powerful sermons
every Sunday 10 sc mornings. Z as evenings, by
Rev JOSEPH MERLIN HODSON
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28
KNOWLEDGE

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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-03-28

eight years old. am the only child papa and
mamma has. am going to school aud love my
teacher very much.
have read through the third reader twice. and
have not missed a word spelling i'll nearly six
weeks. | have large dog named Zip.