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Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03
OUTING NEEDS.
Wherever your outing takes

you, better pack a list like the
following into your Trunk.
Save maybe half enough to
buy a trunk.
Celluloid Collars, II cents
each. Summer weight col
ored and white undershirts,
37H cents. Unlaundered
Outing Shirts of Oxford cloth
Is cents. Laundered chev-
lots with collars and cuffs, e5
cents.
Wash ties in best shades
and shapes, 10 cents. Full
regular made Half Hose fancy
and plain, 10 cents--a pair.
READING MATTER.
Tourists can save money
on book purchases here.
There ought to be good sum-
mer literature in a stock of
10000 books and there is.
7cents each-I5 for a dollar.
That's cheaper than they
could nOaO be bought at whole
sale. Higher grades and
prices of course. Remember
only one1 set of Encyclope-
dia Britannica left.
The Dissolution Sale"
furnishes book-buyingchances
which will not again return.
Half holidays begin suth
nert Friday, continuing
through July and august,
Closing AOnr o'eloeA
WkM.:NEELYsDG.|
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Store 7OtW be closed all day next Tuesday,

DRESS SUITINGS.
Watch flying fingers and
moving goods when trade Is
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03
Elected Chief Engineer.

Daniel B. O'Connell at q meeting of the
borough officers of Fair Haven East Satur-
day night was elected chief engineer of the
Fair Haven East fire department.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03
SUMMER CLOTHING.


Ladies plain percale Shirt
Waists, plated front and
back, regular Ascent goods,
begin Monday at So cents.
A long ago order of Waists
Just arrived intended to sell
at oS cents. Dissolution
puts them at IS cents. Very
fine striped and lowered per
Gale goods.
Extra fine rufled front
Shirt Waists bought to sell
for $I.25, now IS cents. See
window display, corner Tenn
pie and Chapel SITS,
Waists in figures and dots
with Numbered collars and
cuffs" all the rage at eS
cents down from $3.50.
A better grade that were
$I.eS dropped to $I.25.
Hoau about Gko0esP Yo1
knO5v the correct thing Just
noa0 is "UIh1ke GhoueS." Suede,
LzSLe, Castor and French
Suede, all come u1ldc,- present
p1Tec-bressm'e.
CORSET FACTS.
The balance of the purchase
from Bridgeport Corset Co.,
90 to the Dissolution Sale
Monday morning at figures
which will fascinate women.
DIR. Strong's. weli-known
Tricora and Health Corsets
About half in the long waist
Tricora, standard price $r.oo,
safe Prize SO cents.
The other half are the long
waist Health Corset, stan
dard price $I.25. sale Prize 90
cents. White color regular
sizes is to so. Perfect goods
with exception of slight stain.
See display in Chapel ST.
window.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03

When you buy candy buy Huyler's K
Hewitt & Co., Selling Agents. Tiff
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03

on and
you'll
imagine
for the
time
being, a
weaving
estab-
.ishnent
Only
car,,iDn
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY

Allcock's Porous Plasters-At Druggists'.
Auction Sale-Property--Dnlo O'Brien.
CIosed Fourth of July-Gilbert Thompson.
Daily Chat-Wm- Nicely & Co.
Fer Rent-Cottages-Geo A. Isbel'.
For Rsnt-Roons-E I. Howe.
For Rsnt-Rooms-19 Wall Street.
& Durham.
Furnlture-P. j. Kelly & Co.
Grand Shopping Emporium-F. II. Brown & %.
Great Reduction Sale-Ewen Mcintyre.
Great Dissolution Sale-Howe Stetson.
Investments Kimberly, Root Day.
No Dull Trade-The Chas. Monson Co.
Platt's Chlorides-At Druggists.
Wakefield Carriages-Peck & Averin.
wanted Situation-433T Temple Street.
-Situation-244F Franklin Street.
Wanted-Situation-112 Crown Street.
Observation-Disclosures Howard Avenue.
d-SituatisR-123 Fillmore Street.
Wsnted-Sewing-Sewin This Once.
Wanted-Work-86 Dixwen Avenue.
Wanted-Porter-TheG Globe.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03

Go to Silverthaus', jewelers., 100 Chapel
street, for wedding gifts; save 20 peg cent.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03

Dean's Rheumatic Pills, absolutely cure Rheu-
maf5sm md Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03
local Weather Report.
FOR JULY 9, 1893.

Mean temperature, b6
Max temperature, 70.
Min temperature 81.
Precipitation 90 inches.
Max velocity of wind, 1873. 800
Deficiency Of temperature since January 1-2S9
degrees. an
inches.
Woo, Fl. J. COX, Observer.
Note.-A minus sign II prefxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero.
A s"T' In connection with rainfall indicates
trace Of rainfall too small to measure.
ssnow is melted and resulting depth of water
not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-03

WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOB TODAY.
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
Or THE WEATHER BUREAU
WASHINGTON, D. G., 8 p. M, July 2, 1898.
For New England: J Generally fair weather.
southwesteriy winds. Warmer in eastern por'
lions.
local Weather Report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There were OF foreclosure sales announced io'
,st- at the Trinity saesroom but the greater number
were either Withdrawn Adjourned mat oil the NUN
haitian Athletic clubhouse. which was advertised TOT s'
under foreclosure was Adjourned until July 20.
u. p. Ingraham Co. offered NO. i2' ChefryS." "Nc
story brick tenement lot 25N9c The pa1h'h ID 'hs
prOceediugs buyer f0r c23.'Uo
W W. Fosg offered four1' private u ,r ~
1Q3 West SeVenty-e glt-st standing on 2 lul iot' ~
Lrou ght sSe. 200 To-. J. j Campbell e, s..,, -,
-. RAYMOND Onered NO. 81 IAst SdN1N -StV"nu
four story stone house lot 1ZONlcO IL Droush
sl7 COO rom John Vincent. -, .
BisSely Dodd reported the following private sales at
the Liberty Street Exchange yesterday 49,,
They have sold No. las West tlty-fOurth,se. ulIee
story brownstone dwelling 20A5UXl0o. 10 Nathan "oie
''' Also NJ $ NJ Bokely has purchased No PSI Wesi
SeVertysixth.st., fou4-stOIy nigh stOCp a"eihg lot
$50 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FHoN PIER 9, n. H.. FOOT EECTOR.ST
Tor Atlantic liiehlands, Highland Beach. Normandle
Sconr .ht Monmouth Beach and Ioag Branch, at 80
o 90 ii 90 \. NJ, 90 -. 80. j 80 p. NJ. sun
dnv~ . 80 \. NJ. 90 T. NJ
'' Eor Tlbcron Ocean Grlyc. Asbury PARK and Point
pleasant II 90 \. NJ. 100. 3i5 80. 5 80 4. NJ
Eor Lakew ood Toms River and Barncgat 80 A. NJ.
q, oO Z a. u. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
DELAWARE g. HUDSON R. e.

''Thc Shorto,. quickest and Best Line to MontreaI
Leave Grand Central Depot 20 6:25 p m.
Arrive Montreal ..............S IS p. 646 a. N
Also Plat,burgh secpng-car on % p. m tram for
passengers to Saranac Lake Placid, Paul smiths Loon
LAKE etc. Chautcaugiy K. r.. the iavorite royte 20
Adnflcks arriving at scasonabe hour AFTER ofeak'
- /. it," Ticket once OF Information,
81 Cortllndt-st
cents stamps for illustrated guide, maps, e'c'
q NOrtAt IA summer resorts b
}. W. BCKDICK: G. p. A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

J. W. BURDICK. g. p. A.,
AI.RkNN Y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

DXEETIS,E,MEHXrTS mp INTERRUPTIONS t 1G
oElNEp Ar rnL IrroWN OFFICE, No. is'3 n RrGt !,
ave, :, cor. 2@d--t - otni,c.. -, rnuryi.aNe,
corner ulteenth; 700 Tad.avc corner Fortyscvnth.
T. o-g THitd'Sc, Ar sly ,t,i Los W.
ME \ ; 1928 ThiraNe.; 20 Wet Fonitcenth-,t. -.
West i2d.st. 80 Ihrd.ayc.; 1.S3s rhirdaye; 2Ool
ImrLayc bct. ll2th aud 18Th ST..
At the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 Fast onehundde,l
aud twenty NTH st 243 W.'t Onehurdreiani .twcrN.
df,hs $40 West Onehundrcd and forty nfthst. up
w. D NJ. ~ regular on"c rates ,o
" In Brooklyn. 90 Court St sos Kalb.ayc.; 12oo
Dedfori-aye., and No 10 Broadway up To p. m'' ''
London ONCE for Advertisements. 20S Regentstp w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
ALL RAIL ROUTE

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
For Red Bank. Long Branch and points south to Point
pl.asant 80 } 80 20 Red li,nk SIS "a 30. II 80
l. VI Il 20 saturdays only. 80, els. 30 90
30 80 G:l3 r ~ sunday, except Ocean Grove
Tor akev GOD, Toms River. Barnegat PARK ami Barne.
cat / 80 : - \. n. -. 80 T.. VI.
lor Beach Haven, Mlaniic city. Nneand and Bridge.
Ton 30 4 NJ. 30 u. VI.
= "a 9 u / 4. NJ. | 30 4 T5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Il, ICKETS sleeping car berths rooms at
/ hotels etc for individual travellers with WEEKLY
PARTIES. H. GAZE \ SONS li3 Broadway. n Y,
anrial ticket agents for the chief Trunk Lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
TIWORE G ONO II. X.
CENTRAL RAIL ROAD Of NEW-JERSEY

nrncite Coal used eNclusivcy insurin2 Cleanliness
and Comfort
Four Tracks. Protected by Automatic Block siguni
system. Trains leave station foot Of Liberty ~.
Time Table in effect June -, 1898.
For Reading at 90, 90 Is \. NJ. 90, 80
Il 90. 100 10 80 T. NJ. L. 10 night except
saturday nghs sundays, II 80 A NJ, 100. 80. 90
80 eco =. NJ. l. 10 night.
For la ri,burg At 90. 90. s4j A.. NJ. 90 30,
eco, 90, 40 I. NJ, J.: 10 night except saturday
ui-ht. sundays. II 80 A. NJ, 90, 90. 30 P.>.i.
II Is npht
zoo. 30 T. NJ, II Is night, except Saturday night.
sundays. ii 80 \. NJ, 90. $50. 600 Z. NJ. 1915
night.
For sunburv, Lewisburg and wniamspott at 90
90 - \. NJ. 90. 80, 30 l.. NJ. II 10 night
except SATURDAY night sundaye 10 A NJ, g 90 p. NJ,
T. - midnight.
10 Ea-ton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &C.,
90 10. - \. NJ. 90. 80. ) 40 80 TO Allen.
town. Z. NJ. sunday, 30 II \. NJ | 90 : 30 p NJ.
For Wllkeslare Pittson and Scranton. 8 40 A. NJ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
NJ Ew.Y YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-

summer Schedule in caect Juns 9th. 1893.
FOR RED BANK. LONG BRAN II, ELBEGON.
OCEAN GROVE; AASSBI'RY PARK, SPRING LAKE AND
Trains leave Station Foot of I.bcrtysr. 80 8 so
Red hank. SIS 10 80. II 30 N. 4 20 saturdays
omlD 40 81 3 SO. 4 90 4 80. > 30. Is D. M
SUNDAY, Is II 80 m. 700 p. m Train: leave Sta
tion Coitlandt and Dcsbrossc, -t at 30, 3D.
0:i0 10 100 a. M. II 10 q go satu'days Only, 2;3o.
$40 F3Ao except heu SANK = ~ o'io' 'oo " n'
SUNDAYS S.i5 9:i5 NJ. 5;lj p. m.
Denotes Express Trans. -
SUNDAY Trains do not stop ut Ocean Grove and Asbury
RUFUS BLODGETr
supt. New;Y9gk Ind Lo"g Branch RaiIroad Co.
Gen. Pass. Aot. Penna r r. CO.
H. p. BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agt Central II. r. OF ". J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

~ y u II. Il. r. r. Co. LESsEE)
Trains leave West 42dst. Station. NewYork. as fol-.
low. and - minutes earlier from foot Franklin 81.
1870 4. ,I.-Dd.y local 20 Susp Bridge ana CatsKn
Mountains, except sundays west OF Coeymans Jct.
Srcpirg tar New.York u BoomvilIe Sundays only.
1,tO 4. Daily Jca 10 Albany for Catskil Mountains
and saratoga. Parlor car TO Albany SUNDAYS only
c,t,r Bufalo Nhcara Fails, Detroit Chicago; except
ii.so l. VI DaIy except Sunday 70 Boomville and
- C,f.ltu Mountan- New-Pat7. Lakes N9honk and MIN
N.1,,sl Plror cars ~ Boomvile and View Paitz
II i,.35 1, N.-Daily except sunday 20 Cai.kiu Noun
ta.- Ncv lalu. Lakes Mohonk ana M pae so
10 Eo6n,,Ie saTatosa and oaIdyeiii ,a,v snec,,, n,
1:IJ H. VI. Saturdays only. Halt honaay Speciai 10
tl,,h h Mountains. Plrlos car attached ,u v.
C3;t5 T. M.-Dails: except Suneay 10 Natsnu siouii
49, S,fatoga. Parlor cas- attached Saturdays 10
Bo,t,vi.r AMI caldwell Lake George .,,o
t'9rr "nai'v for Albany. Montreal, uuca Syracuse
r1r't "i.r l;uNalo Niagara Falls, ToNuo' Detroit
s.3 p. M.@p5.y Sccpt sHlhay FOR NeT bur-; Atany,
=, p " Dl!lv for Albany rtlca syracuse. Rochester
nDfaio Niagara Falls. Toronto, Detroit Cleveland and
T. $.-I,aye. nrooklvn bv Annex Alo:Oo Bill 90
nii Ir, ' i,,r n f;'ai'- % g. m As sss as p N
H'flnre Io'al--7 -, 70 10 a m.' -lI5, 4 80
W snrr sleeping cars for Albany. Utica syracuse.
porLcr.r E.ian Saslrl Falls Toronto Detroit Cleyc
land AMI CHICAGO all through trains.
For ;icact> tine tables Iaror and sleeptngclr accom-
Wo.hinrton.st. 726 futonst Annex office foot Fulton
s. NcW.York CITY lI3 29i. 363, 7s5 and 942 Broad.
way. li3 rowery. 81 East l4h St. 81 West l2oh.st,
General Passenger Agent,
Nanderbilt-ave.. New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

EXPRESS TRAINS leave station Central Railroad
New.Jersey, foot OF Liberty-st.. North River.
FOR PIiJLADELrHLA: week days go 90 500 500. s:SS
Dining Car. I 90 Buffet ParOr Car, 90 100, -
si5 p. m, II Is night sunday 900 10 80 "
D. m IL Is night. -
and sundays, 900 IL 80 Dining Car a. m; 80, 20
dining Car. 90 co p. Il l5 n ght.
Pullman Parlor Cars on day trains, and Pullman Sleep
ing Cals on night trains.
Tickets and Parlor Car be procured al IT,
oa5 26l. AS $40 ga. LILO, 1928 Broadway 737 Sixth
ave, 81 Fast lithst, 25l counbusave l3i last l2ota
81 26i West l2Jthst Newf0rk t0urtst. $50 Fulcoa'
ST. Brooklyn, and rs Broadaay, Williamsburg
The New.York Transfer Go. VIII call for and cheek
baggage from hotel o. residence % destination.
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n, y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.
Excur.iou Tickets. New.Hork TO Chicago and Re.
turn, $500.

Excur.iou Tickets. New York TO Chicago and Re.
turn, S2S.00.
Through trains for Chicago and the Worlds Far leave
foot Of Net 2dst follows. ID minutes earlies from
INK !, H. daily via Niagara Fails Through Pullman
.l"cners New.York to Chicago Arrives Detroit l;is
n IN chicago 5 80 p. M, 81. Louis 10 a.
p1,iJ ?. W. daily. VIA Niagara F,lls. Reclining chair
-, 'sea.: free NeWYork 10 Niagara Falls. Through
Pullman 7lecpers New:York 10 Chicago Arrives Detrois
S.i3 VI. .eNysep Sunday, tor West Cor3sail orF's
and Waikiki Valley Railroad stations, stony Ford fiddle.
ushura M"ntcalo. Liberty ard Whl.e Lake.
niXt' NJ fdailyl for Middietown Fal,sburg Monucel.
xerfy CorbonGale. scranton, Walton Dslhl, sidney.
Tru'ich Itoa Rome. Oneida Fulton. OswogO. Niagara
i.iJ p H. saturdays only. for Campbell Hail. Mid.
Nm nloomi. gburz Suailtvic Ei.s.ih. rnsbury.
Vontirello Liberty, White Lake. Livingston Manor
3iJ - vi. lcxeept sunday, Y@tbued Limited 'or
aIe Nohonk Lake MinncW aska and Waikiki Valley
railroad stations Campbell Hail. Mddetown. Mountain
nain rentrevlle fallsburg, Monticello, Huteyyille.
liberty Fails Liberty. Pafk.yll and Livingston Manor.
MiiIi' Campbell HALL Middleown summityile Ellen.
xiIie and all Intermediate points.
Sap, VI. daily. Mddi"town. SummitNilie. Falls.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Hockand. Walton. Sid
nev Norwich, oneida. Fultos. Oswego. Niagara ais
Tickets and Pullman accommodations al 37i Broadway.
NewYork Tian.r Company calls for and checks baggage
" j. q ANDERSON. a. p. A..
80 IlrlNer
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Delaware, Lackawanna and Western r. X.
Stations New York foot of Barclay md Chrsssphss
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBuLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES,

Direct route to NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD, MONT.
CLAIR THE ORANGES, summit. Bernardsyille. Bssk'
ing Ridge, Madison, MoFr s'0Tn ras,aic P.is' IA g.
pAlCONG. Hsskettst33Wn > HooLEY,s MOU lam;
GAP. srkoUDsBURG, P9cOno Mountains; scfsMS.
IoX PirFsI3S ", WILRESBAR R NANTlI3E;Et;
HAMION, OXFORD. NORWICH, waterVlle UTICA,
6sWEGo. THAI .oWEGo, ELliiRA, COMM.
BATH, DANsVlLLE, BUFFALO and al points
WEST. .NoRThWEsr ANp sogThwEsT:
''V U,W i.,TO EXPRESS. Pullman Palace cars. Con:
meets Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 94S
,.2o 4. NJ. -BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
100 p. M.-sCKANToN, BINGHAMToN. Dad Ell
MIRA tAPRES>. Pullman paror cars.
I,lo. r: M.-SCRANToN. wILREsBARKE and pIYM-
OC III EXPRESS pullman plrlor ears.
1850 r. NJ. DAILY. -BUtFAL0 LIMITED Express.
600 y. NJ. Daily ;-ButFALo RlCHFIELD SPRINGS
and OSWE9O EMPRESS. Imam >leep-rs.
TICKETS and PIT ILMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 20
Murayst and 42o Broadway Ticket at t,Ty stations.
1S5 and 942 Broaaway - West 25thst, 235 Columbus
ave New.York: 1913 Washin gton-st. 126 Futonst and
"a Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables, giving full infor-
~ WIsTC'OIr EAPRESS COMPANY will cali for and
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rosendorn Louis j. TO a F Holly, 2cth-st, co ooo
rr Of 0q Herman an to Title Guaranec and Trust
xo 0G Staa' 70 q tiecrsc Fearing and
Other trustees 1Oth-ave, corner oil Sot"' G no
B esss. ASguste TO Maleuetha Sehus'er' 5ooo
Ba;rett Michael 70 sm;H a@r .iO''' 1000
caYpsS Ag0' nn.co s%d ' Fa5e School
c l27ec ss,6e Of W. and snahc. to The Mropol
IS I@ II sFasso oGmpa@y, Ne"Ao' 10000
Goldbelger, Beniamin. to Nunice seeR'r Il '. 500
,s s. q M 34ays to bpy Dock savings 90
Ton, Cannon;s; OF Stan He,y! II w
GOlds,en, joseph D rf e a. 70 LEV 1880
Hendg George ct a. ,G 90 afS'1i5i 10000
Hand, Ienry L and VIE 70 Il f.Ae 1900
Jones. Louis NJ 3 l. ohoc'ho' ' Is 600
KrSG Of Gre1 TTtz TO Never and another 90 90
sItnst rS Gt 3Say and WIZ to Louisa Mun
osth-st Of cOlumbus'ave nor'-a1e les 900
Klsm s151G5 Ludwig and vie r ilumne $500
1oWe1t sSO pncTs Of 70 ii Levers Madison
st. % nap estate Of Thomas l'e'' year, 400
Ma..a Villain 23d Wiz 20 Mutual Life tord In
NASH Vndeno and wife % Nichoaus RcnhOrh' 5coo
Marks, sarah 70 Magda,en FL MN9el' '''" 5000
Murray ana WIFE 70 D9T yr saving b'"N 10000
& R9i5es q S'e' q T Ef
pendaTeasf Margaret. JAM, Pott and an
Othe, trustee sutton rl@ce' Il o' 0''"' $500
Pu,dy Eyss 20 Mutual fslo L Of GRye year 5000
Rieger Louis AID ID, wife TO heser 40 100 $500
watzen 9''h'''' OF i''A.' 5000
shaw william g e. a 40 Scmaad 5000
TayioT MILAN P % ne'y wear, 20 900
vines Halet ID. Henry OlL"nhemer.
ssh'St' Oh "'''aiI, '''''..' So 500
wner Aifed park .ne D' Il s7th.St year - 900
Wa LOUIS 70 IH, !1Fsi Pe'y, 1'D 1000
Woiercyer. Arnold ID. and wife 70 IN lr.hg
Saynss INSTITUTION No 90 '''''-i'..'..'. 5000
ReetwiGsneT JGhn 20 51ist IL 900
Rosendofo % a.%i' aS ., NC a ''o''y' " 5000
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
CONCESSIONS, PAINS. EHEUMArisM. GRIPPE,
" CHOLERA.
The most practical and -urc,t rrvusiNc /, Rli'Ol,
LOI'S Mustard 1otN'- invented by Kgoll0 aud adopted
by the l;oya English Navy. the prNdt, AMI militia
french ho,pltts ana u-'d all over the world. IhiItY
wears u success. with druggists ia boxes con
tanning each. See that the INVENTOR -ignatu"
/, uuon each DO. and l"af. Nam ONCE. T.. Eisoiot X
CO. "a Avenue Victoria. Pari-. France.
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tjotcls.

tjotcls.
NEW.YORK HOTEL. Gj5 BROADWAY opposite Iond.,t.-.
~ LARGEST adr and rcntlcncn restaurant on Broad.
way. superior accommodations Tor 300 gs. EuroDcIn
Ilan. ~ American - 30.
ST NICuOLtS.-Socct family hotel Washington
- Place Broadway and Mcrcef--t Location mot d..
sirslc Central and dcightfu Suncror accommodations.
300 puc.t,. European plan. 81 Aui'ri,o n. ~ 30.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
BUSINESS GRADUATES,
Those Who Have Completed q Successful
Course at Woods.

Those Who Have Completed q Successful
Course at Woods.
The eighth annual commencement Of Woods
Commercial College takes place at Metzerott
Hall on Wednesday next at 8 o'clock The
program includes: Invocation, Rev. Alex. E.
Gibson. d. D.; vocal solo, Mr.. Arthur Gardner;
salutatory, Miss Maud McAfee; mandolin and
guitar duet, Messrs. Benz. Judson and Harvey
Brayton; annual address and awarding Of
diplomas. John W. Ross. District Commissioner;
vocal solo, Mr.. Robert Strait; valedictory. Mr..
II. J. Sterick; comic song, Mr.. Benz. Judson;
mandolin and guitar duet Messrs BENZ judi
son and Harvey Brayton.
The graduates this year are:
Commercial Observation-Disclosures Cranes
Brendell, Maryland; Howard Boyd. MARYLAND;
Clara Louise Clark. District of Columbia; V. S.
Davis, Mississippi; Robert Fulton Gates, Mary
land; Albert Joseph Ginnelley, Virginia; Edgar
Oliver Harr. Maryland; Frank Monroe johnson,
Maryland; North West Jenkins, Iowa; Maud
McAfee, Kansas: Israel Chester Manuakee,
MARYLAND: Joseph Davis Miller, Maryland: Silas
A. Manuel, Virginia; Chester Lohr Magee.
Pennsylvania; Ulysses L. Padgett. Maryland
Theodocia Ernest Rose. Tennessee; Henry Jones
Sterick, Maryland; Harry Morse Thatcher,
Iowa; Alice Mayheart Won Weisenfue, Montana;
McKendree Walker Maryland.
- Shorthand and typewriting department
Emma Anderson. District CT Columbia; Mary
Ella Edwards, District Of Columbia Pearl
Frances Fuse, Michigan; George Ella Good
child. Virginia; John L. King. Virginia; Aggie
Obold, District of Columbia; Nena MAY Porter
Virginia; Ada May Robinson North Carolina
Corinna Maude Shinn, West Virginia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
MAGAZINE GUNS.
The Army Board Believed to Recommend
the Kraig-JOrgensen Arms.

The Army Board Believed to Recommend
the KraiG -Jorgensen Arms.
The army board investigating the subject Of
magazine guns for the use of the army has COM
pleted its report and forwarded it to the ordn-
ance and fertilization board for con-
sideration at its meeting in Chicago this week.
Gen. Schoield, who is president Of the last
named board arrived in Chicago today. The
report Of the small arms board will
be revised by this board and then forwarded to
the Secretary of War with the views Of the
regular ordnance board thereon. While
it is impossible at this time to state
positively the nature Of the boards recon-
mendation. it is generally accepted in army
circles that it adheres to its original
opinion in favor Of the kraig j orgensen gun as
superior to all other inventions presented to
the inspec ton of the board.
1t is said that none Of the American pieces
presented fulfilled the conditions considered
essential in standard arm for the
use OF soldiers. 1t would, therefore,
appear that the recent change in the
personnel Of the board made to meet the wishes
OF domestic manufacturers. has resulted in no
perlor merits OF the foreign gun.
The Secretary Of the Navy is considering tho
question Of appointing board of ordnance 10
nix upon the most suitable magazine rifle for
use in the navy. 1t is said that Commodore
sampson, chief of the ordnance board, is not
satisfied with the Kraig- J orgensen gun for
naval use. and is of opinion that some Of the
American inven tons are preferable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-22
SAVED THE MONEY,
Chief Paris Enters a Burning Building and
Rescues a Satchel,

Shortly after II o'clock last night the cry Of
"help" attracted the attention of Special Officer
Williams to house No. $685. 7th street south
west occupied by Oliver Allen as a
grocery and provision store. Running to
the house he saw Lizzie Allen and
her two children screaming fire from the win
dows OF the house, which is frame and three
stories high. With the assistance of a colored
man the family was rescued and an alarm turned
in from box Alb, to which engine company No.
2promptly responded When Foreman Maddox
reached the building IT was a mass of seething
flames i'll the rear, and the unmistakable smell
OF coal oil told the story Of the origin of the
hre. Heading his company of fremen two
lines OF hose were run into the burning build
ing and soon the flames were under con-
troll While the fire raging Lizzie Allen
rushed up to Chief Paris and implored him to
get her satchel. which she had left with all her
money in her bed room when she made her es-
cape. The room lately occupied by the family
was at that time mass of flames.
aud smoke poured out in heavy black volume.
Calling upon truck G for a ladder the chief
forced an entrance through the window into
the burning room and a moment later reap
peared at the window with the satchel i'll his
hand He was greeted with a cheer In a
short time the fire was under control The
loss was about 5000
The burnt-out building was a grocery store
owned by Altar Oliver. Nearly everything was
destroyed. Mr. Oliver stated this morning that
the stock was valued at So, 900 and was insured
for $4,000.