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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
Nl;W'.Ai}k.

The new Board of Frcchol!cr, organized Yesterday
ana adopted tie tax buiSl for 1-93 The Items
foot ND 10 S9l3.lGG -. County officers were re-
elected rs follows Counsel. Frederic stevens
Auditor Hugo Go.s,,lc: Superintendent Of Pubic
Wor Michael F. Conroy Jail Physician. Or. /. W.
Eeckcr: Pcnitcntlary Physician, DR.. Il. &. Newton :
Supcrintenien. Of soldiers Burals james l. Eovcc.
TIE salary of the Auditor WAS increased from So ~
10 $1,000. Thomas !. Kccan was rcappoih''i 'o'
lcctOr
Miss Acne, Hrvey. Il school teac cr. saved The life
Of n folIr-y,rr.u old c'ild named Annie I-hi'>, Nih-
i'm Souu Elrv,nthst., on Tuesday afternoon. Ia"
enid wnS payin- about Il b0nfr" on vacant l"l on
EIcvruih-S,.. and Ter c.otAluG took hr'' -" ran
ervciup hey W cn Mi llcvey rushed t. Yer ad tore
on Il wooll,n jacket which she were ana cl'Spou II
20 tightly about tie child that The ham'N were,
smoticrcd hut not until The child w1S badly D'rnrl
and afforded y a d,ci r. who thought she wodid sur
yive her injuries. Her mother l. poor widow wh@."
husband died a month ago leaving hrr d"Sutu" WIN
three small children.
\ mortgage made b, the Knickerhocker J." Com, ON,
pany to the Newark tiy lee company WIS re iu'"
Yesterday II Is for $4,000 and covers all tie
properly Of the Knickcrbocicr Ice Company.
The first annual convention Of tn New I"r,'y state
Fpworth Lcagu" began In III" central M''i'"'i.'
Epi-copal Church, Newark. Yesterday. benjamin, !.
iurh president OF the Newark EpWOfth mon
which Is composed Of fourteen leagues. mao" III" l-
larry, report showed that in the STATE thcro are oi
chapters and 23.l0. membcrs. besides thirty 'hilS
tian Endcavor Socetics with 1881 members. mahihe
total Of 2f.43l members. The reports "i - c'"p
tcrs showed that S:i2999 oj had been raised
Justice OF the Peace Philip Sosnmcr. who was IN,
in the courts yesterday, and was remandcd Tor sen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
NEWS FROM NE W-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.


on Monday night Edward Van Wrinkle. real
estate agent Of jersey CITY, visited Mis-. Mary Cald-
we'll who keeps a grocery at No. 100 Grand st.. 10
collect some rent which She owed Mrs. 'airwe
answered the demand with l bucket OF dlitS water
which she threw Mr.. Van Wrinkle, running MS
new spring clothing lie reported III" matter 10
Edward Mct;uinncs, the owner Of the property res
tcrday Mr.. MCCuinncss. who Is an Invalid, caIi'u
10 see If he coald collect tie money MIS-. oaId-
we'll gave him two lows which nearly knocked MN
through the door, lie hcd. pursued 10y Mrs. Cald
WELL who hurled bottle Of milk at him. Mr. Nc
Guinness took refuge in the Fourth Precinct station
house. and Constable Meyer arrested Mrs taldwcil.
In the courtroom she abused Mr.. McGuinncaS nn'll
he became sick. and physicians was summoned
after which he WAS sent To his home in CARRIAGE
When ihc court Office r. succeeded III reducing hiS.
Caldwell 10 silence She wl~ pu under bonds {" Keep
tie peace. . ,,
Couniy Piy,icin ConV'r,c. Of Jersey CITY yesterday
ordered al inquest in the ca" oi SaIlH'l D.
poughcrfv who was killed hy motor car "h lu''
day night Felix Mccoy. the m0iorln"n. was p;ir"'u
in custody of The compiny'~ counsel.
TIE Columbia College Gle" club gave Il concert
In I'M. Church If the Rcd"cmcr at broad ana llhl
SIS last night icorc large and appr clav' audience
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
NEW Work. DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, MAY -. 'D''

edge sausage. veal. fish, cracked wheat anu "''"
were bought for the Institutions. .r,.
To this statement Mr.. Allen rcphed' luz '"'"'
| saw there was disgusting
Mr.. Alexander. the president OF 'h' So."N' '',"v
forward 70 say that all the requirements Of 'le ea''
uoord hod hcen lived ND 10 bv the society; That
,L.rr WAS no overcrowdng. and that ohY 'Hr'e
deaths had occurred among the 400 children "l'iiih
the year.
superintendent jenkins said that be ionhu iorS
six children of the society playing on 'He foo' vi
40 1903 East Broadway. Of whom forty had ei'i"i
sore eve, or sore heads. And this thing mas been
going on for eight years" Nr. jenkins dechr'd
After listening for three hours TO testimony inc
oo,.r,rr closed tho hearing lie said that h. would
make hi, r. port 10 the Board vi Estimate Ut Us eAt
meeting. Tnc officers Of III" Ilr""rE "-'orl 'IdV
Tho charges arc the ontgrOwlh OF Old quarrel be-
tween the orthodox and rrfOrm'd Hebrew societies.
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
ARGUING THE HABEAS CORPUS.
THE III AMOND MYSTERY STILL UNsOLVED. IN

THE DIAMOND MYSTERY STILL UNsoLvED' AND
THE HEARING ADJOURNED
Eugene Leroux and the woman Jennie Do"e
are now In the custody Of the BrooHiNn pon'' on 1
charge OF having in their possession oE''"o"u' INV
jewclry valued at 10000. which are beh'''" =" ~
been smugglcd into the country, were AGAIN ar
Yesterday befor. Judge Cullen, OF the supich'' O'
I'm answer TO the writ OF habcas corpus ""e" -"
,v.re b,o,rht iuto court special Ofcer Dohohue o'
The Custom House. was on hand to raaii'a' inc u'
f.nsants had they been discharged by the court D>
trict Attorney RidgWay. on tAe i't"'" " "'N va"
presented the commitment Issued 10y ro'io' '"N''
Gorttinc The return was traVersco DS 'ii' io""S
that I'm Tie affidavit on which the m"S''"'" ',""
NJ. commitment no statements were made on which
r,i,,,o,, could legally be issued, the facts did
no, Justify the detention OF the dtiehdah's anu "sA'u
tnat they might be released
Iudce Cullen declared that the statement IN ue
affidavit that larceny hm been committed IN 'hS
city could not BE- sulStanlauu'
district Attorney Ridgway replied that II the cN-
animation tomorrow before Justice GoctnnS did HOT
show that larceny had been committed. ana that an.
other crime is proven thch inc "h"e's''"'o s"" W
them on that charge.
Iudce Cnllen finally said he would adjourn the writ
mill saturday morning, when a review OF the pro
ceedings before Justice Goetng will be prcschcu "
him. ,,
Al tho suggestion of Mr.. Towns Judge Cullen gave
an order that the woman might be taken to inc n'''
ST. address, where the gems were found so 'l"' S''
no, inVoived I'm th,. ease. She accompanies u!
her lawyer and was in charge OF Ponce t,p, c,,t
Whcn she reached the apartments she s''pH ,, had
. cSanrn of clothing ana little effects tIat hu
not been removed by the ponce 9"o ""' ~
turued 10 Raymond street JAN: 1890 n,o,od
Tie work in apprasing the jewelry was cUmp,e.cG
last evening. several OF the d'.i1iu "a ,"d Inv
worthless 10y Mr. Morch have been u.ci1 ~ go s,d
MIR Kabrow and the other experts WHO nav 'o
him in completing the inventory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Union League Club meeting evening
Alpha Delta Phi fraternity ConVcntin' Masonic Iepc'
(,rolicr club. Hotel Erunswlcl y. IN
Fencing tournament, Tcrkcey Lyceam' 5 80 D. M .
Parade OF knights Tcnpllr. leaving Masonl; lali' =
p. H. .,..- =
Distribution Of National Academy OF p'S'S" P'''
p. IN. &C.. 10, 81,
Good Government Club Il, no. 22j West Nnety.'N'"'
st., p. IN -, . = -,
Socialist Labor Party, no 60 East foAfh-'V'' ~ "
American mcnof-war sailor regatta, p H.
Contest OF signalling between fir-t FflaH sunni
Conn. and prooAlvo Corps 18Th Regiment Afmoiy, p M
Dock Commissioner meeting
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EVIDENCE AGAINST PIGOTT.
MANY WITNESSES CALLED-TIE PEosECuIio'
NEARLY ENDED.

N,xy WITNESSES CALLED-TIE PROSECUTION
NEARLY ENDED.
The prosecution of the case OF me p'op'c '7'''
1omes H. IJcot for felony in presenting " Inv INV
fraudulent bill 10 the city for the WORK o. c''0"'7
49,, ,,ov.,u, stands u,td nj the Columbus anniversary
was practically concluded YESTERDAY III ''' N0 "
co.e,o,s befor, Judge Moore. Further evidence WI
.ivcn 10 show that the work was don" by Iso''' "o
ros nrev.rted from undertaking anything OF 'A' h''
by the charter city empoNc' w'iiie 'iV JIM w.,
made out and paid in the name OF j. h'S' ia"
,"N,,mo,v Of clerks of the Peoples Trust company
showed that Ross did not deposit the money - -"
cwn account. but that he presen'e" Il N"'''' -,
O. -o1 and before 1t paid he was idchu"'u ny
I,ro,t Like evidence regard to tie pay mont vi
Il warrant for $1,000 10 Ross by thc b'o"NH" ~
Company was given. PIsott indorseo ''s "'' ''''''
~ identify Ross, and the Peoples Trust company
identified him. 1t was shoWE ''"' "OS' ~
employed by the city in October =.
IuiIdincs Commissioner Rutan testified tha' Ii5'''
was employed in his department is al" ,.,a
plons for new buildings and alterations III '.'Oo'
last The record. OF the Common ConIich III i'''
"a CONCENTRATIONS for the Columbian ceieDdu'h WIZ
rad and showed that the work 81 crccuhS Tue o'"'
wo. ,ctt 70 the committee and never came before '
Board , ,,hor,os
An Interesting fact was brought out wien O""li
H. southland, a dealer in second manu- lu'""e'' "'
called Ia the witness stand lie gave eN'uc'oo ~ ~
,Tect that he saw rgott at the Park plaza uay OF
tho the erection of the stands Iigott hal sent lor
him 10 get an estimate the material oil 'hc s''''''
arer they had been used. Jlc offered MIN 9'-'' anu
Iigot. wanted 800 whc! southland agreed 10 pay
and cave a check for in advance, s'''hle ir0'P'
which was put in evidence. ii was u""i N''''0'
% the day before the celebration.
Y ~ starr a lumber dealer, testified that flso''
maid MIN 81 500 for lumber used in the erection Oh ''
stands Frederick seifert did the work. IpioS '.1r
sor,r or fifty men days. ana WAS paw 90 -
3 io,, rovc him a check. samuel CoWcnapNrn sup
MID tie nails and other hardware, ana WIS P"i'
No. & Kn,h was called an expert binder u
show that the price of 81 1oc Tor me s,amcs W."
Sxo~litant and unreasonable. but IN" cVI1pio' Wa
rned out until testimony is given III fesa'd ~ oi'
number OF stands. -. ,,,o ,coccodincs
NOD The section of the city charter pun III ct @
witch allows the Common Council 10 'Npci' Hc s
~ 1r",n unexpendcd balances Al the chn o uIe !'I
~ q might direct. and viii eideaVor u snoT , ,'
III Inc neyrn.uts were from the uncNpchu'n piiihO'
hr he nrotts from the building OF the STANDS ven
has not been disclosed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
TIJZAPETTI.

The Union County Board Of Frcchod"rs for 1898 ~
met yesterday Il, the Court House for organization.
The board stands nine Democrats and eight E"puhl
cans owing 10 the absence OF Freebooter S"alr.
Democrat the board WAS tie, but all fears Of dead
lock were dispclIed by the action Of a Republicans Free
holder who on the fr,t ballot cast HI, vote Tor Jol
: sauer the Democratic caucus nominee. ana elected
him director Of the beard. The election Di County
phy -ican for three years postponed un I'D" HN!
meeting when II Is probable that the Ncpuhlcan IN
cumbcnt NAV be rc-ccclcG as II j. rumor'd thai d'l
hns been made by which a Democrat, In return Tor HE
vote cast eray Director ~au"r VIII vote Tor III"
H.uubllcan candidate for County Physician.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
EXAMINING OFFICERS OF 4 CHARiIl.
PRESSING THE CHARGES AGAINST THE DEBORAH
NURSERY AND CHIDD'S PROTEcToRY.

n,rsc,vc THE CHARGES AGAINST THE DEBORAH
xrpsERY AND CHIDD'S pROTECToRY
Controller Myers had before him yesterday 'he
officers Of the Ladies' Deborah Nursery ana 'h"u
pro,ectory and gave them an opportunity 10 '"H".'
u,e charges preferred against them by Mt Terry
society These are mainly ov"rcrowdlng ana III
nroucr care and feeding Of the children Ih're "''
branches Of the society 1T Nos. 93 ana lo' E'S'
rro,dyay No. - Hcnry-st, and Onc-hundr"dahd-
,lxtv-second st. ana Third-avo. report was SEM
las, week to the Mayor by George o. Haven "c"nS
president nj the Gerry Society, in which 1t was A"d
,ha, ,hc children Ill treated and starved Henry
: Allen vicc-prcsidcnt Of the United licbfc" -"
cie,Ies took the lead In the prosecution. The so
cicty was represented by Mr.. Alexander, its Pr'sE
dent NJ J. Lichtcnberg. secretary, and H. Freeman
treasurer superintendent Jcnhns. Assistant super
intcndcnt Stocking and several agents Of the Terry
society and DR.. MORGAN Morris, from the Board Of
Health. present.
A letter from Mrs. Annie G.. De PeySt"r, Sta'"
Health Commissioner. was read by Mr.. Allen shc
said that she had examined the girls department ol
the nursery and pronounced IT In bad condition MI
Allen taking the witness stand. rehears"d the charges
ia detail. on cr0ss-cAamnation lie reiterated the
statement that the food was inferior and lacking III
variety and that tie buildings ovcrcrowdcd and
In had sanitary condition. VI. Tu,ka. another Vice
president of the United Hebrew Societies. coroboraied
Mr.. Allen.
Mr. Llchtcnberg called the Controllers attention
10 improvements which had been made In the up
town buildings in accordance with the Building De-
partmcnts regulations. and said that plans were now
I'm course OF preparation for new structure at One
hundred and. sixty secOndst. and Thrd.avc. 1t was
intended to place all the children in the councillors
building To relieve the alleged ovcrcrowdnG he said
that thirty.e new beds had been put In an adjOn
ing building in Third-ave.
To show that the meat was OF good quality. bills
for quantities at 10 cents pound were produced
The witness declared that TO his own certain knowl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
NETWORK CITY.

1rvinc Roldnson who. since 1888 has b''h !"
clerk I'm the Board Of United states Local Inspectors
NJ steam Whistles was rcmov YESTERDAY. IN -"
co.,or is A. L. Robertson of 40. BIB West hlsh'''''
81.
Another session was held bv the TAX comml'- ION
ors Yesterday I'm continuation OF their inquiry IL ~
the proper assessment OF The Jay "'"" '''"'
George J. and Edwin Gould. Of the trustees confirm"
r.o, IN. Commits. toner's c,timat" Of ;l0.o0)"'o H.
rerrc,cnting The taxable value oi TIE p'''""''
n,nncrty Of the estate /, excessive.
The solarie, Of 4 number Of officials and
subordinate, were increased By TIE Aqu'drct Com
,i..i,r.rs Yesterday Among other changes Edward
Wrcmann. jr., division engineer, WI! -"t F''''"' i
wear after MAY L. INSTEAD Of 5000. /. w "Aihin'
and Robert Ridgway assistant engineers. SO" raci
instead Of -. 800 and George H. Io,worth. cl"rh In
chief cIair,cr'. Office. ~ 30. instead Of 5000.
Tine Inlcp naent club VIII give "hou-cNarmin-"
ON the evening Of May - a' 80 5|' L"noN ave.
several hundred Invitations have been sent out.
The regular meeting Of the Board Of Trade and
ran,portatlon which to BE- held Yesterday. Wa
postponed two weeks because the board, new rooms
in ~Th. Mail and Express" Building were not ready
for occupancy.
Among the exhibits attracting attention at tn"
Press club Fair Is chair or bureau scarf made and
presented by Mr.. A. H. wilson. wife 81 T. H. Wilson.
II pcrry's pharmacy Person, familiar with articles
Of Tai, Kind pronounce the workmanship admirable
and the result Of much paln,takinc abo-.
Dennis J. Waid the ambulance drive OF tho Health
Department. who was stricken With typiu, fvcr Two
DAYS ago. was exceedingly wCah yesterday. In The
opinion ~ TIE attending physicians he cannot live.
Eugene Kelly. Treasurer 81 IN" National Fedora
ton Of America. yesterday sent hy cable 10 Justin
Mccarthy. chairman 81 the Irish Naiora, Party.
- 900. lie will send more money In few days.
4 900
treasurer Of the Federation for Massachusetts,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
HOME NE VS.
Prominent ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
BRUNSwICK Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and william
r. Wharton Of Massachusetts,. FIFTH ANENUE-J.
Sloat Fas.ct .Elmira and 4 r. Sckncy, Of ST fdni
MINI. MURRAY HIIf-HishOp X. II. n Won S,hcclc.
II Sweden. VICTORIA-lIilary y. Herbert secretary
OF the Navy General Eincon allardo. Mexican Minister
% Eussia Countess dc Tuzarraga Of Paris and ~ noy
pagct Of England. WALDOHF-Judgc +. n Maconb r.
Of Rochester and I. II. Ismay. Of Liverpool WINDSOR
The Rev. L. Winchester Donald. OF Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
or, tNGE.

Patrick Rooney, the teamstcr who's" Two horses
were killed at the IIigst. crossing OF tn" Watching
branch OF the Erie road Monday night. dicd at
bo Memorial Hospital AT 10 O'Clock yesterday morn
inc Eooncys legs were both broken near the knees
and he was badly bruised about the BODY, b'sd'"
being injured internally
The new edince OF the First Unitarian Church OF
Orange was dedicated last evening with appropriate
strnc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
NEW-PRTNSWICk.

The Board OF Frceloldcrs OF Mlddcscx County
Organized I'm New Brunswick ycsicrday morning.
The board consists Of twelve Democrats ana sever
Republicans. Miclaei Welcl was reelected ~
rector Of the board. EX-Asscmblyman Luther y
Truman .yoa Reelected Clerk Frank X. Runyor
was elected Solicitor. and Or. Edward q. carroll
County Physician. Expenses for the hscal year
unre estimated AT 100000. including over r'OOcJ
As The countys portion Of the state school tax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
Draperies and Tapestries,

twill soon be tine for lighter hangings-amc To-
rcnoyatlng and recovering.
s<tn Russo Tap str'e-jO
French Linen Tap-tFics-lmpire eiec" ...........tsc
roh shuttle Tapestrics-.mall ngurcs...........03e
finest Raw six Tapestres-all colors
Extra Heavy satin Warrs-Got lin ELECTS
Nix N dalton Tapc>,rics-vorth 3.jO............."4s
Tinselei I1cur-deLis Draperle--"orm o'oo...'"""1"
tbIn, SIX Draperes-w!th bordcr-i0-inch .......1%
..,.,. ,hin, silks ....... 3,-nch. ..........t29
tancv furntur' Satoens lo..-'--...'.sto
cord STRIPE slip Coverings linen
SolfCO.0r stripes
cord CIos. Strpe-i0-nch
Do bic Border Slkolnes-best
cord spot French Mvsns-iO inch ...''isS
Figured Cotton Piushcs-revcrsible
pthors-tO.r charge designs .'c
Vcl,etnnsh Or tonncs-worth 2O................."lS
Impoted Crotonnes-5 inch-worth 'o---''''''''''i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
c,r,zrvs AFTER NEw.UTRECTT OFFICIALS.

A snit has been begun by taxpayers IL the town
n. Nev.Ttrecht against Supervisor Furgne'oh' 'h'
Dosrd Of Improvement and the president OF the hihe
comfy Gas and Illuminating Company 10 aNhui '''
contracts for gas in The town, Oh tie grouhu 'ni
they are Illegal and that the price OF 50 lamp
g. excessive while 5000 lamps are plid loi' III "''
Of them remote from any HOUSES Inc co'ip"''
alleges fraud on the part OF the town 9ilclns ~
N,eenJ,nr the contracts for ID years. ana cOHlaoh
ia create a monopoly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

Thomas Hartgan was found praying on Pier No.
10 North River by Policeman Ryder yesterday after
n0on When asked what was the matter the man
raised his hand toward the sky and soemnly replied
ooh this beautiful city never want 10 leave 1t.
came from Philadelphia two weeks ago. ] am pray
ing that may never go back
The policeman assured him that he would not be
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Also four hundred pairs
HAND. WROUGHT TAMBOUR CURTAINS,
Fancy Stripe Curtains

value $500
Dainty and de-irable-new and novel.
At stoS a wonderful variety OF silkstriped CurtaIns
heavy fringe top and bottom.At S1os, elegant Satin
and D,ma,e stripe CurainsCopper Bronze, Green, Pale
piuo and otber effective combinations worth Ten dol.
lars AT ss.9s. Reversible Damask SIX Curtains worth
Fifteen dolar,others It'll hand-omer to sl99sal bought
heIow value and worth much more than price we ask.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
PASSAIC.

At the annual meeting OF Ia" Day Nursery H''''l'
ton on Monday the following officers w"r" chosen
President Mrs W r. Brown; recording secretary
Mrs g. A. Milncy. cOrrc-p Onding secretary. Mrs
j. j. Doves treasurer, Mr.. W. {. kimball; auditor
Mrs II. a. Barry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
CANAL COMPANY'S OFFICERS REELECTED.

The directors OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal
Company Yesterday reelected the old officers fol
lows: President Robert NJ. Olyphant; vice president
AT New.Yorl lie Grand b. Cannon. vlcc-president at
Albany. Horace G.. Young: secretary. F. Murray Oily
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

sent to Philadelphia at once and took him to ih'
Tomb, Police Court Jus;i~c Martin committed him FOL
examination ) TO his sanity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

BIG IS>UES.-The beet Of Roswell q. Horrs sns.
cics In ne Wec.iy Tribune on the Tari' r'n"'''>-
silver. An education in itself 10 csuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

MIIIIONAIREs.-A complete list Of the 1857 "'"'
ionare~ OF United states. and how they m"ds .s'
money! Only lis, ever compiled. valuable 10 s'~s
.couomi.t. md promotcr. Of new enterprises" -
cents copy. In neAible cloth. 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

TRUE STORIES OF TIE WAR FOX Tas
UNION-A new collection april. 1898 OF stsns
written by actual participants. Thrilins pa'hs"os ~
true. rs cents copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

VILLAGE I,IPROvEMENT-Two charming articles
by Is. q. Northrop. the prime mover In this work. w"
York City men who waui to help beauty tae' 49,"
tow In the should read this ocen's SSSN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

WAR STORIES.-Ovcr 80 tales OF rho Civil WanN
Union soldiers. Inspiring. thrilling and pathetic INV
ot Them written Tor Tribune cash prizes. 2Scssts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

ALMANAC. IS9I Third Edition. revised TO the ar"
Of April. A really splendid number. First o. tss
urrnt AImanacs Il. marNet 31O PAGES W"
ready. Facts about the Worlds FAIR - ecu"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11

NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribune's pamphlet has great pep.
ul,r value All the war.hips described WIZ
number of guns, dimensions, etc.. ETC. This NUM-"
nJ.o conta N, the CHILEAN complication. ID ccnts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
a, g. o. 50. and s1O.49,

fines, SIX Chenille Portires. 81 To - inches wide-l
ovor nrrrcd MEDALLION Border and Panel erects-pan
oamask shaded and moquette centres, IN eoorings
horo,ile with present fufn"hng, including variety
81 wood and oak colorlngs in Louis XIV effects
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Of Chenille POrtieres

we have never shown finer or larger stock-neyef gave
better values
Ten colors-extra deep dadO and fringe, Wv
Extra quality and width-double tas'el fringe SO
Extra nne-Apple Blossom and Magnolia dado. 4ss
rro ,onod .enrad all oversize border, 69o
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