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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22
NETWORK CITY.

The new gunboat Marblehead has had the over
hauling which she needed in the drydock, ana mas
heen sent from the Navy Yard TO the Quihtard
iran Works TO be- made ready for her oihciai steam
trial
Cornoration Counsel Clark has advised the Board
~ Electrical Control that the Broadway Railroad
COMPANY cannot build private ducts alohe ''S
route for signalling purposes, ar such would DC a
violation of the subway laws. The company APP
pl;caiion was therefore denied
Tho provisional estimates Of the Park Depart
mont for the wear 1894 have been prepared Tor pres
cntation TO the Board of Estimate. They asgre-
gate 81 i2l 1885, an increase of S2isN over 'he APP
,ronriation Of 1909 For the new parks above the
Harlem $4,000 is asked; &0Op more IMAM IoI inns
wear is down for rcpaving walks and roadways
with asphalt. and %~"" i "dhVo' ''' "~
Garden Aquarium.
The Park Commissioners Yesterday approved the
r,ans for extra work on the new wing Of the
American Museum of Natural History, ana granted
the Trades Union Conference permission 10 hoi
an open-air meeting in Union Square ON Saturday
evening October :.
In 4 few weeks the superintendent Of the Green
Car line SAYS the crosstown cars viii be taken OH
broadway entirely and connections VIII D" Hah'
on the Sixth-ave. surface road. so that the green
cars will hereafter run north and south III 'hd'
avenue between Twenty-third and Thrty-iourt
sts The superintendent could not say when th'
| new schedule would go into effect.
Mails from Hong Kong, August &c; Shanghai Al
| qust Dc and Yokohama. September D. are due al
| the Postoffcc on Sunday morning September y
| The next mail for China and Japan VIII close Al
| .be Postofiice at $50 D. III. on September -.
+ B. Dumont who failed in the summer panic
| has been readmitted to the Stock Exchange
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CLIFTON ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

First raceselins FOR threeyearoaS, ana c pnwS no
80, pird 10: Elect. 1O7 Eagle Bird 100; SI@rtari>
Io= pcstilonce 1O4 Borwyn. 100: sir iicharu ut
oriana I0i Heads or Tails, 1oi Hay Tay lol EN an
second racc-sclIlng maiden twoyear.oldS tour and
half r,riongs Pcssie D.. 100: Keramos loG; SpIinti
colt 1os The General Io3 Bride Cake grlunT l ~
Wilson Zclita hly. loD quart 100 iio.S BY,
col, a.. Nir,nd, nlv - watch Charm. - i.r"Not
Of: Hattie Mac date Annie g. hlly 81; Hams p -
Kanawha gcldne. 81 ,
.rhi,, ,ac, selling: for thrcoy oai-ods and upward
five furlongs Third Cousin MY. ll3 WatI I io1
u;nnic J. 10i: Osric 1Ol Captain Wa.ner ~ I" "n
dor, 20: Honest Tom. %: Panway, =" "hs""' ~
IImi crnan. IS: Tarnaite. '~ 80.
rour,b ,,ce-IIandicap: six and a hall furlongs MO MIS-
Daiy iii; Julien i12 Logan III oo p' si mem -
Woitarsou 100: Osrc. %: Arnlant ~ le'"'''' '
Merry Duke s.: Panwey. - War Lord So
Fifth racc-Scllne tice.ycr olIS ana nfwSr' ,oG
and onc.fOurth miles. Jugufihd lV' ~ ''
Taylor 90; King Leo o. A. ,,
sixth ,cc-Tor thrcr.ycar.ol1 and upward hye ~
,oncs I'd tonoilv 1870 Simrock. 132: Hinnln1i :, To-
Tmrk II 19e. Bayh,rv 800 Fan Eing ~: ha1,'
hurst 1co: Van War;. 129i Hazel III ''''''''" 80
nnln
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
EooDY AND THE JrRy,s PREsENTMENT.
HE Ar1,sr MAKES APPLICATION TO HAVE THE
DAMNING ARRAIGNMENT EXPUN"ED
EROM TUE RE.OEDs.

FROM THE RECORDS.
Tho Iong-dolaved application in behalf OF Mayor
Roodv To expunge from the records OF the '""rt
If Sessions the presentment OF the Grand Jury
for June condomning his action In approving the
grant for street railroad franchises by the Alder
mon and regrctting that ne could not be m
dictcd was made yesterday. When the Mayor was
4, Cbicapo attending the exercises of brooklyn
Dav al the Worlds Fair the June Grand jury
took I'm thc Investigation Of the grant OF the iran
ohiso, and found that the Mayor was guilty OF
. criminal action in what he had done. After
his return the Mayor through his counsel secured
the notification OF the minutes Of the testimony
taken by the Grand Jury upon which the present.
mont WAS made The application to expunge the
nresentment from the records was not perfected
before the July Grand Jury was discharged ana
the Court took recess in August. The september
Grand Jury WAS in on Monday yesterday
afternoon James r. Solely. for Tracy BoaIdmah
e. Platt the law firm advising Mayor Boody In the
matter. applied to Judge Moore. in the Court Of
Sessions. for order to SHOW cause why inc
prcsentment should not be expunged from the
records.
Judge Moore granted the order. and made it
returnable on Tuesday Of next week The papers
were served on the District-Attorney who will
appear III opposition granting the order. hut
he is not likely to oppose 1t with so much viSor
that Judge Moore will find it necessary to refuse
to grant the application OF the Mayor to wipe
out the damning record. 49,
1t has been evident in all tho political movements
OF late that il is regarded essential 10 tho re
nomination Of Mayor Roody that his record should
be cleared far az possible. and 10 tins "nd the
steps detailed have been taken The Mayor Is IN
vindicatc himself and he proposes to explain his
record on the stump.
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINS.

,,. ;,,oo authorities expect to realize 1900 FOR
a., ,,inoopt account as the result Of the licensing
NJ vehicles plying between the Harlem Railr"ad
station and the Westohcstcr County Fair GROUNDS
during fair week. one OF me noS' pro' ihis
mo fca turcs of the Wcstchcstcr County fdh ullS
,ner 10 th. list of entries for the racing contests
I'm all l59 horses have been entered III thr
,aroug classes The list includes many
fine trotters Many entries 3' women :
work farm produce. cattle GARY P' "a
nee vegetables, etc. beng receiver al W
secfetarv's office The indications are mat mere
will he an excellent county fair. ON FRIDAY ana
saturday there will be bicycle races. and valuable
prizes will be awarded to the winners ENTRIES VII
close tomorrow with George G, Wheeler oi No.
S28 Frankn-ave.. Mt. Vernon.
Gaorce Menzies of Irvington. and Eugene Hal
min of White Plains had match pigeon-shoot-
INC contest fftv birds. for 500 and the champion
sbiin 81 vestchester County the grounds OF the
White Plains Gun club yesterday. Mcnzlcs w"h'
killing forty-three birds to hapih lorN-o"e'
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SHIPPING NEVIS.

PORT ms XTwYORK THURSDAY. SEPT. Il, 1893.
ARRIVED.
St,,or pruripia tlu stannI d. Dundee September
uitb n,d-c to simpson. spence Young. Arrived al
the at y M 49, ,.,d.,,s Sc,,.,,t..r
T., win sugar order vessel 10 James kihh'h' Al
lived NJ the i,ar a. midnight september ~ H., -,
steamer III sud Higgins, Nrw-Drleais . u',S' with
nd-e 10 ! Van Sickle. ~ IL. ,,. 80 4,
Steamer Old Dominion. Couch. NoToih WIZ" "'1'V anu
ras-engcrs TO Old Dominion s. Co.. ..,ouL
United States steamer Newark from Nofi DE c,s l.,
Rank south African (of Belfast. Gully ~" "iahur 90
Sui 80 dave with mdse 10 Thompson w. 'cs'ei 10
SANDY Hook. y j. September 81 $50 m-"lnd calm !;
hay.
CLEARED.
-,n.r II NJ Wnitncv IIallctt. Bo-tpn-, binock.
~i.un,r fur.t Bismarck (b'r, AIDES hamburg Va
Southampton j tOrts. ", IL .
>tanir' city If Columbia. J'nney' "'s' f"iht, Va
old Dominion - co. 81, d.,
steamer UpIands CBr). Turner Cork-slmpNon, Spence
4 Young. 49, ,r.. -,
Steamer Atlantic ODD Young, CapS Ao"n' Last London
Natal, etc.-Barbor Co.
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WINNERS AT GUTENBERG.

,,...uoo, sno,, wa. witnessed by a large cfowd Al
cu,tcrbu,o YESTERDAY. The results were a. follows
First racc-Maidcn twoy.ar.ohs hve IuIloh9sS 70
CirI colt - to I and l. hr-t; hihe JOS III,
nd 10 l. second Western star hiri i|n>uac' rhl
Knight Merritt Widow Cliquoi g'ldhG. dun did
Tho and Edward az ran. Time O5
second racc-Scllns; six furongs pouhe Oro sond
90 and > 10 first Indigo, ) To ] ana I" D. econu
SaeLury third Bayard. Carmen, Ecmoise H""''
King crab and oxford also ran. I'n"-' 10 em
Tbrd rare Hand cap; mile and sixteenth SLOW
away 4 10 | and even, first kildcer 70 an 'rot n
second Cleaning. third Colyreh' anu L'>''H @'o "'
Tmc-1 AZ. $500,
Fourth race-Fiye faIlongs Wamp 49, TO ~. g ana
mia Nayor Joe yellow Ro-c. GRAY ihg!e ldrki
Marcus blossom, StIathnnid aud "eradne also ran
1imc--i :O0'4.
rifth Two.ycar old>; Eve aud hall fuIiones
SnnGIimpsc | {, > and out, hr>l Black HAWK, 10 10,
and . To second Flilabcth thiri sir Nh iiN p'''
Major General aud Eualic also ran. Time oS2
sixth racc-Thrce.ycsr oG>; siN and hali iurohss;
Henry Young | to 3 and out. first Leigh, % sIJ
, 60 sccond Darkness third. Skadi, Johheus ano
Meadows also ran. TimC-l -
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Charles Brockelman. who lost ms money p'''"-
ON races and took morphine 10 end his HE AT 80
.so ronnkdns-aye. a few days ago. died yester lay
at 81 Mary Hospital He was q drug clerk. ard
had no relatives in this country Ills iather j.
said 10 be a wealthy man In Germany.
The certificate Of the Incorporation OF IN" Frot"s
tant Episcopal church Of the Epiphany to succeed
the church Of ST Chrysostom. AT Tompkins-aV'
and McDonough-st.. was filed with IN" county
clerk Yesterday Tho wardcns are W. H. Maze
George henderson and John !. Wilson, TIE N'Suy
men, AIortock Petit II. 9. JohnSon' isaac Hu'S''
c.orpe : Andrews and Dr. Thomas L. Wells.
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steamer hspIs sS"'i SofSH and Newport
steamer city of Augusta. Dogsett, savann"h-h
Steamer Areeuns %, Strickland Halifax, s. and
st J@n - Andrew, Bay 1Em Whitburn. Newport
yew.-Pheps Bros Go. ..,i
'a Bark Cashmere Cir Thomson, AMER for orders
'" FAX Francesca GaD. califano, ENmoutn-funeh
Edyc 4 60.
par,ene nr Para etc state OF C'l' SdTn
tia Wet Point. Va; wcIha>en (Nor. rampco via
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer It Romans lnu. Milestone. from Ncw'YorN
sc@S ar,SG at t r2 Me SsRS"9r from Liverpool
xcwYcr. sailed from ouecl'.,cyn Selcwbcr o., son.
steamer ManitohS OBJ. nrinth~ from Ncw-Yok sep
Lcu,rs.r . arrived At London september 90. ,,,
steamer Colorado On. Abbot from New York Scp'c"'
Der y,, 1%r "" rrsn Monarch Bn Rriso% from New
YORK september for London passed the Sclly isahu'
S' Steamer Berlin (Br. watNin from New-York for
soa spT p sa,S s 6ui Rc from ROTTERDAM
son,embcr 20 Tor New YORK. passed the Isle 81 wight
s S Nomannla Gen Hsbch NewYOrS for Han N
burg via so TnS 1oncl SewYorK for Liverpool
Cd ID Of Kar SG ;,o Nv sI York scptcm
fS cnrrp" "ts st. 'a aS r. ,a sd"f from Pe"arh
st. amer noadmay1c CR Parker sailed from Shields
FOR Ncw.York September 20. e,,.ta- ,o
Stcam.f Gicnvcch OBJ. Holman saiI'n from o'u' '
New. York september -. 81, rsoo o.,
steamer Nhan fHrl Foreman salied Ionl p""u'o ''
NcvYork Septfmh 81. - ,oJ ,
steamer Spec fGsrl, Moi>s'l. N'"'hWh arH''" :"
Brcmcn September II. 49, 49,, ,,, yo,l
,,c,.t 81 MA Lisbon arrived B1rceona S"ptempf .
S,aarncr Britannia tRu Brown from M"litrfrlne''
,or,. 1or Ncw.York la-~c1 Gibraltar september -
steamer Azale tPrl Iioton. sailed from siNoh' u"
Wars, "rS Tlrorca mr. Barber from Ncw.York August
% arrived arrived at Monir,idoo Sc"tcmbcr 20
MIS- ELIANEOUN.
= cilic.nle Lieutenant. oloncl Corns of Engineers
r.ni,cd state ARMY ha- issued the following not!rr
THE owners q the steam ting Tall ,niiii wn,n ,h
,,,t in ,.dnev channel York Iarbpr SatuIfaV W.
ian inst creating serious obstruction 10 nav w., %
ali n,tos Instrumental causing her sinking arr M
Sire'tcd 10 remove the -aH tue Tali,man without lie
Law. a. the law rcqureS.'
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NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY .

The Republican primaries in Hudson County VIII
probably not be held until October I. on account
Of the enrolment ordered last week by the county
Committee. 1t was at first intended to holn me
nrimaries on October l. but after the enrolment
vas ordered it was found that rule existed i0r-
bidding any enrolment within ten days ., o, Va
enring or fall primaries. As the enrolment could
oc, he completed in some districts in season IT
vas decided to delay the primaries a Few days
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HOME NEWS.
ppoyrNFyT ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

c,NERIDGE-A Attorney General John F. STOCKTON ."
New-Jcr.cN. fIFIh '''-' - - -. 81,
Washburn o. Minnc~ota; Governor lhoD'' 80 w
,,o,o,o. Mayor George J.. Green Of Bnghamt"h' az"
!, ,t,dso, ~ Ho.ton. HOLLAND-Maullce De-
,rt Of the French Embassy Washington ana N@'"S,
1haver and r. Montgomery Field. Of Boston. MN-D'"'
pierre potslne Of Russian Legation AZ Na'h"t''"
wINDSOR--GcoIgc NJ Pullman ana Nl''or ! 10"
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NEWARK

The funeral of John w. Taylor. who shot him
self at his home No. POI Fairmount-aVe' on We'd
nesday will be held tomorrow morning at the
house The services will be conducted by the Rev.
Ford c. Ottman pastor Of the Memorial Presby-
terrain Church. and the burial will be In Farview
Cemetery. at Caldwell The pallbearers VIII be
Judge David a. Depue. AMI Dodd, Cortlandt
parker John l.. Blake, George b. Jenkinson. Mar
Gus L. Ward Frederick Adams, William Rankin.
Albert b. Twiche Joseph l.. Mann william
RICHTER and J. T. Rafferty,. The Essex par yester-
day passed appropriate resolutions
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WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Madison Square Bank stockholders meeting NO. =
william 81. ,. M. ,,
,,oo,ino N commercial Bank po.iiors, Bookyn'
Clifton races > 80 p M
Veteran Association 22d Regiment Ne"''e''o' '''''
tecls' reunion. Tenany.
Tammanv Hall Executive Committee. : 80 p. m
Meeting OF the Police Board
Music in Battery Park by 69th Regiment Band. 3 D. m
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He DENOrNCES THE MAYOR IL PUBLIC
JAMES QUINN CHARGED WITH VIOLATING oEDI-
NANCEs Is MAKING \ SPEECH ~ foET
GREENE PARK HIS NBLE COUNSEL

NANCEs IN MAKING \ SPEECH N foET
GREENE PACK HIS NBLE COUNSEL
When James Quinn. Of 40. 81 Dekalb-ave was
arraigned before Police Justice IIaggcrty In the
Myrtlc-avc. court yesterday. to answer 10 charge
OF violating park ordinances. he was defended by
Edward NJ. shepard. T. W. Hinrichs. ~ warren
Greene and Henry Yongc. all leaders in tn" Hrook
lyn Democratic club. the citizens Inion ana indie
pendent reform politics. Quinn is president of
the Twentieth Ward branch Of tn" Brooklyn Demo
cratic club ana an enthusiastic "Anti-Snapper
lie Is a mddle-aged man. and las mad" a number
Of political speeches I'm public dcnouncing officials
on sunday morning he made political speech
in Fort Greene Park and denounced the Mayor ana
the administration He arrested by Policeman
Talbot and Sergeant Reilly OF the park police ON
a charge OF creating a disturbance and violating
park ordinances. Quinns counsel tried to have the
case taken to the Court OF sessions. but Police
Justice Haggerty declined 10 allow IT, The evil
dence OF tl,r policemen Was heard ana then motion
to discharge the prisoner the ground ~ INSULT
Gent evidence was granted Police Justice u q
grrty warned Quinn not TO collect crowd again
unnecessarily In the park, or b." would deserve
punishment. Mr.. shepard. IN putting som" Pu's-
lions. said h. desired to show that sergeant
Reilly had violent political preludic" against
Quinn.
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fering from blood poisoning IL" was oi''en on
the leg by mosquito about ton daVS ago Tie
scratched the wound Inflammation followed. and
he was Obliged to call in pr lioennlne. on
Wednesday consultation was held ana II was
decided that amDutation would be necessary put
Dehmcke refused to submit 10 the olerdtio'. an
incison was made i'm inc leg about the bite. and
a silver tube inserted by which it was hoped to
drain the wound To-day another consultation VIII
be held TO decide whether amputation can be
oi,IaJ
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1o7 Reward IOi; Prince John. 1o2 lngot' % S"e'
Tut;lc. o. o,i ,,cioh,.
Finh race-or maiden twoycarods -pcea, ins
Nv a". lbs Sprite I0S Atiupne. JOS: MA w.
Tn,encc IOJ Belle Swift, 105 Jacntha' 100 Innocent
lOj. -, ua ,,v.,d
s,,oi,i wcight~ fflonR~. N"unbrr II
!, Ioo Chcsarcakc 100: Anna H., lV'i Foic'"""''
iO7 Arab. 1Ci: Bolcro. TO- 49, . .
The second race failed TO MI Inc I'm ragc WIS
d.Aia.aI and WIN De rMn as Lhc -ec0na .nu nI.n .
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srLLlvAN nEAproINrEp

POSTMASTER SULLIVAN KEAPPOiNTEp.
Postmaster Andrew r. Sullivan. who was ap-
poiuted to succeed the late George j. Collins as
Postmaster last spring. has been rcappointeI Tor
the four years term beginning September H. and
has been Informed that he must renew his bond
His former bondsmen Will qualify anew.
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IiOEOkEN

POISONED BY A MOSQUITO BITE.
Alfred Dehmcke, a newsdealer living at No 81
Budson.st. Hoboken. is confined to his home. SUI
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oRAyEsEyp ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.

lirs, Handicap; for two.yearolds: six furoncs
o,nns 100: IIalion. 100; Rcdcnere. 9j; ST. Pat 30
Eactotum 95 Onorto, 90
Saco,d ,,ce-Fol maiden two-ycar-ods srecia weights
,.rio,cs DRUM Major. iCS Florist los Pennies
ms iWarffor1 los Nancy Lee 1oJ La Mscr"rc. 10,
n dUo ,,ha Way lO5: ,;rmlisn. i0j Longbiooi' To-
Nonsense, 10J. , 1900, 49,
Ini'u a,oci,l WEIGHTS six furlong- Aloha. 10; rick
r,ere, g5: Pedestrian los tharmion JOG Tua biscX
msker ~ Madrid los Derargls los Lustre. %
rnrrh race-slx furloDes. MARSHALL lW; WormseT.
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MINlArrEE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise IL sun %, Noon -ct, %. Noon arc -
HIGH WATER TODAY.
, N Sandy IIoo. - (.oS Island - Hell ct" q =.
T. M-Sandy HOOK - TOO. Leland , II lI' tai IVA
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II E. A r N
FRIDAY. AS Usual, BARGAIN DAY.
With New Goods Of Fine Quality
AT PRICES
to make the day remembered as the
FIRST GREAT EVENT OF AUTUMN:

Five hundred pair
In To-cn Lace Curtains
Main centre-doube borders =, 40
entirely new ..-.---.-.-- '''''''
Fine Irish Point Curtains
handsome inlad borders .-.'..'-' 80 q es
ao,d ccntre-closc border
Exceptionally fine work ana he"
Dama.k silk Curtains
ui comhinations-contra,ting dados full icng'n'' 20
Fine Chenille Portieres
n,ai, contrc-decp dado-doubc knot fringe
81 nchc, wide ~ os
~ inches wide. ...........-. ..'''' ''''''''
Rest Chna Drapery silks
Extra heavy-all colors ..
Forty inches wide o 1919
With borders 90 ''''''''''
REST spun silk Tapestries
Rich colorngs 80
Rest Chenille Couch Covers
Son, and pillow Mcislions-all coors'
3s yards long -'.'-'''' ''-'''''''
tuaIi,h Tapestry Table Covers
pain and tlnseed-heayy knot-fringe'
IL yards square os
y wards square q. . n
~ va.ds long '''''-- ~
Far below regular prices
Rest SMYRNA Centre Carpets
49,. .o,ors best styes.......... alike both sides
2x3 ysrds-to-day ..-.'.''---'-
Rest japanese Centre Carpets
Ilrh. coior--3N yds.-...-.. :, q.
Turkish colors-54 yds...-.--. -.....'-'
New Japanese Mats
Oriental and Turkish colorlngs
~ o.
.o>co -
silk Covered Comforabies
- ouo, ~ ......... .Coried edge
Tod,y .................. .-..''.-'''' 50 -
Immortal Edge Hair Mattresses
INV round. 20
Best beached
.b,etiugs and Pillow Castings
"''"N 90" - sac
lOi iva - r21.c
o. lr'I ~ ,o1.c
&, 173,c 81 iva
Turkish Bath Towels
tull beach-2 yards long-oo cents
Fancy Damask Tea Cloths
UaY dolon Doves TO match o. INV
Fancy Dnn,n.k Bureau scars
Hemstitch border
l. yards ...........09c yards. s'''''''''0
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTION t0H
chlvEo At THE UPTOWN oFTlcE NO. 2' 22b SFG1ss
TiSENIFNTS az che following Branch Offices; -.
fichth.ave g. O. Twenty thrdst I52 slNta,aIs.'
iS7 Fouith.aye corner Fourteenth 7G0 ThiidNe'
corner Forty. seventh-st 0.6 Thiravc. netr sim
nr:tst LOS firs, los West Forty -secon s ~, VT
IouuLu-- we. - Avenue | S23 ThlgdaNe =, Ws's
Fo rc,nth.,t 257 W, Il toty-s cond-st 55i Taasei'
/ as r,iri.a,r: 3.O5i Tn d-aNr. BIT onc-huidfei'
and.twc fth al One h. II ci ani-thirterta sts s.o,
At tho HARLEM OFFICES, lso East one-hunar rr
Dab West OrehundrC d1ll-tN CT
nftst and $50 wcsc One-hundredand forty niths' w
10 3 D. M. at regular Office rates. oaa
In Brooklyn at 63 Courtst.; sos De kalbave. i'-"
Bedford-ave. up to p. M, at regular Office rA@s~
London Once for adv e. tsemens. 263 Regent-st' Ms "
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forth
Usher will
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Announcements.
T. 4 w. "LEOTA, r. A" W.
A FULL DRESS COLLAR.

A LUXURY FOR TOURISTS. .,.,
Dr Lyon, Perfect Torth Powder. ~ - ai n.y. "''
,otcnt measuring tub, N"it and portable - cts'
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Advertisements admitted into these column.
are rec O IN me uded 10 the readers OF THE ri rs
VNE az thoroughly reliable. and business can %
done by mail with the advertisers with Perfecs
fefy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

MI1Ut'S CALISAYA restores strength ana app
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-22

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-09
Love of Dress and Its Limits.

Beauty has a powerful influence
over most OF US 4 humorouslv pathet-
ic iStorv told OF an old man whose life
had been spent with a severely plain,
addressed wife, and who secretly our-
chased a faxen-haired doll 10 crafty
his latent love OF the bea stitul, viii
illustrate the principle. Actual phys
zeal beauty IS rare gift, but pleasant.
CHEEKY. clearly looks and agreeable
dressing go far toward answering tha
same purpose. The woman who studies
the question Of dress in order that she
may IND and appropriate that which
Is becoming and appropriate, who
makes a careful study Of color and out
lines from ~ artistic ndpcint, and
who seeks 70 emphasize every one OF
her good points and 20 disguise those
which are less attractive, ). adding INA
terlaAy 10 her influence tor SoOd 81
home and abroad. But when dress De
comes = paramount consideration il =
woman $ life and SIMPLY means OF
gratifying her vanity or eclipsing her
usl-hoorS, II i l&mentabIe perver-
sion, and injuries herself and al wpo
come under her indueEcG