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Financial Statement Of Ogden.


Saturday afternoon tbc gun contest
was held between a.. l.. Becker OF
Ogden aud }. M AnlCu0n, 90 salt
Lake city, ior tue Browning Bro'hcrs'
championship medal OF Titan. On tnc
i9llowiug score BeCBor earned the title
Of champion Of thu Territory 0i UWh.
Brcker--Singlsa 1913 doubles, H.
Total, o.
Auisrsou-singios, 20, doubles, 10.
Total, 49,
The medal won by Becker Saturday
10 now bic, ho having uoiou4od % iu .
contests during tue pact year. lhia Del
the third lime that these guuilomvu
have met ami displayed thvr marie.
manahip, and eaoh tlmo the Ogden
mnu has met with victory.
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They WON'T Say Much.

The surveyors oi tua Unh y Wye.
ming, " continuation OF the G.. * n.
W., are camped near Logan, but sac
very non-cummillaL They profess o.
know nothing Of The route prop. sod,
whether II will be taken across the
gummile from the head OF Blacksmith
Fork canyon and down Ogden canyon,
Or come down Blacksmith FORK canyon
90 hyTum, or down Logan canyon.
Ono thing 10 c ftaiu, the new road eau.
not aii0td 10 leave tbs capitol VI Cache
county Out Ia the cold.
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A NnrLnm Isrann.

No E,entrJ1 Yeal one OF thc city
cguuclImcu from ,Ho tNirl precinct
was unable 90 attend ,hc meeting u.
thr city council 0n Wednesday oven.
ing. having been Che victim UI an uc.
C.urnt 200 Logan canyon. ~ came
nunr costing him hi- NE. While
going down thr ugnI hand fork OF the
canyon with o. load ui wood the wagon
suddenly tipped uvcH pIuuing Mr
IeaIu. unIefrrath. Fortunately help
Wss al hand, aud he was rescued from
his dangerous p.htl0u without iut,hel
bur, than badly spraiuoI huoe.
Mrs. Inmrs r.. llar. of the Fifth
ward had nor family washing done
last wednesday aud the clothes were
hung 0utt 90 dry. GA Thursday mora
inE ,he awokc 10 nnd the lluo stripped.
Tho tlio' has not been caught
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Note, and Personals.

Work on The Southern rac,hc shops
aud fouud.uouse is being pushed with
all possible haste whilc the g0uu
weather lasts. Il Is expected that tho
buildings will be- under roof In two
weeks.
Judge Val Gideon il still on the SICK
iist, though now Improving nicely. He
was down with typhoid fever, anu
scarcely hud lao @ mmouced 10 re-
cover when Mfs. diuu0n ami n liltl
daughter took sick with the same
4itUase.
Yesterday the now time-oArls for
the Rio Grande Western and Southern
iacihc went into effect.
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About o o'clock Friday morning.
Daniel MuriUcRs residence at Mar
r0tis, this county, was burned " tue
ground. AZ the timo the FIRE started
most Of the family was asleep, ant, X.
the wind was blowing hurricane 40
thu time, II was with difficulty that
they escaped without iujury from tbs
flames. The IRE burned No rapidly
that the family was not able Go save
Amy OF tho runtoutB OF tho building.
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zDJECGNT CITIES Auu-----
LOGAN.
om,lhng Mrons somewhore.

Uhlt lHIhl hlWua 'Vu'N "'i''
On THURSDAY the corpse oi Albert
Davis arrived In this city RON iOch-
tell1, tlnho. The deceased was tut
husband OF daughter Of Mt Alex
auJur Nelson OF ttisciiy, aud hos been
On inmate OF thr insane asylum ht
BiackiJ0i for nearly year. He was
re ono dine % memfcr 90 the CITY
Council ol Pau.tclia, aud quite recent
lv during o. visit TO- lUgn.tllu, declared
tnat hp would mover submit 90 tie
brutality uucllceu un many Inmates
OF lu9 aJylun, on Saturday iH.t bic
remains were taken rom the asylum,
aul cnfHuUf'H Jury found that Do
died from natural rnuHaa. When tHt
body reached Logan tlB examining
.hyg.uuu discovered that thU body
was badly bruised, thehuId uisiHufuu
ami lhu chin and rosr broken. a
further investigation viii be made.
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Deer Hunt

Deer hunting parties from Logan
and adjacent settlements are numerous
ia Logan aud Blacksmith Fork cam
yons, aud are meeting with lair sue
cess.
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The Grippe Around.

An eppidcmio OF Ia grippe IA raging
here. A. lvaH, half the population has
been affected. II takes tue form Of
chills and fever.
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Ball On Thanksgiving Eve.

A grand ball will he held In the
Thatcher opera house on Thanksgiving
eve
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Hasn't Found Them Yet.

Sheriff Iiirkbridc has been searching
industriously Tor the MeRion burglars,
but 10 far has been uusucceHaful.
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Getting ReadY.

Deputy U. ). Marshal a. NJ. Smith
To busy summonins jurors Tor the en-
Euiug term OF the Fourth district court.
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WANTED.

A ENrEmrNCtn ,ANNAssFU. AT %
~ tasi. lnd south. rlF
NTENWfrH TTNv-. FlG HAULING ORE,
VI att fnst inH South. IiY.
HOop SALESMAN. Al 20 EAST. sud
" south, CTS.
NiGurw yICnNAS-EA1. At 90 EAsr
EOon nAuBEl. A. UEasr .ni soUrn.
" city.
boy 80 rrND ROOMS. STEADY
Exchange huroau,t 0E IlI south srcct
CONE GOOD PLACE, ursS fuU
seycr|l dining room Fir.. ,aIt lake Exchange
bureau 90 b.. iud rnuth street.
A GEVr Of SALARY or COMMISSIONS.
~ 40 Charge Good openings Tor live
men. salt Lake Exchange lIurclu, 70 o.. .ui
south -trcct
II YOU WANT TO no. auug or 4 FAIR
treatment when you cell OF buy gU % tho
h'tcici fceonu-nand store, 800 south tate 't
VTIsuEar CAsu PRICES PAID ron
i I city, County aud Territorial Warrants.
p. Auerulru q rro.
A GENrs MAKE s. a DAY. GREATEST
"a Die hen Utensils ever Invented NutalH
aIcs Two tu ia rulu iu UNUrF house sample
lN.IAh' IAlN i've NNhH. NNIHhNN q MtNAHlut
cincinnati, %.
rIO REST HOUSE Or rnR.E on
four rooms, loo quiet nCishl0r hood. no
afcni nggd Apply. Name locality. Address
D, ihis Oftu
CIruArioN WANTED ny AZ EXrEGT
- -ltn"t Iiphgr ur omfo aHsnihni, wfgCa
not 40 uu.h au object no steady work Address,
1, D.. D., NEws ONCE
S,1TUATloS WANTED ny Az ENpEm.
- cnccl hn.eHIH1Y .HeamHtrCsH or mtlilurr Ad.
drrss, A. a., htws Dni.c.
G,i1uATiuN WANTED ny A CHouE
- man, o1lgiuf aud willing IN work about
prlalc place, can milk anH care Tor home
Alare.a, w. a ., NtWs onlcc.
GIruATiDN WANTED BY A THuRutGu.
- y, experienced AMI wen recommended
gene M house Hrrrnnt, willing o. work Tor
good home NhcUlfd's. ls.i tust, tirst sogth
MAN AND WIZ 10 NIL A TgsT
Az class excellent paying position OF tnist.
w1ik together furuguiars. shtraruH. l-t
hast iIrHt s0uth
IDANCu FuElMAN. EXCELLENT PAY.
Tor ryDHgmtu'H country residence.
"''A'f' a' 'h'pafu'a, 1875 kast, First south
7 AnY. UuokhLEPER, pRoyfsI1X
= store, feAWsrcaH Tor private family. work
20 10 ai homo. pantry girs. al shepard. lsl
1nn HOUSE, Tug nIN1. rlr
wv cheapest and host iu the irarEgf.
.lt,hi rll during WlLtcr. hhcpArla lsG
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LOST

DErHILN ana uu-rOFrICT AND
- lln urIndc utnntaA IHIy's small BLACK
NHHd Hl.rHtI containing email. UurHu, some IN.
V.r. etc. Return tn W. .. logan, coo Post, ilcc
IIUrk. rU1 receive reward
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Tou-E Oh L0OM-. PANrmEs, ETO
lloseini suitable Tor 2 families, 50
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FOR RENT.

TWO ROOMS FUHNIsuuD COMPLETE
y H. bot and cold wafer In house. No.
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RASJll fuElMAN. EXCELLENT PAY.
- l"I .NhNtWiua country residence,
n'l'kcr aI shrparus, 1875 kast, first south
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Ihn HOUSES TuK HENI. TiF
wv cheapest and host iu ho rarEgt
sptgihi rli during Water. hhcpard's Isg
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NAN AND WI o. 10 NIL 4 uHsT
FA class. excellent paying position of tnlst.
Woik together Particulars, ruuparuH, I-.
hast llut sUulI
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7 Anl, Uuuk. hIIpER. pHUyIsfDN
4 store. fgawsIcas tor private family. war.
iu 40 ~ homo, pantry Eirs, AZ shepard, lsi,
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MONEY BROKERS.


ON IMPROVED PROPERTY. ~ ANY
y glsnH9 Crosby s CrosuE, a. Main ID
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~ YOU WANT coon PAY.
ing sl.oIn. call ou me. W. u hogan. tl0
roHtorrr Ni1ra
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F0r saio BY all Druggists Price s. pet bort
auHHrs iot $50 Or as4lHY mHil, posfaae free 90
receipt Of price. pr 100. -shshek a son. rhi.d'a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
r.rSrED cLEs1 RDsS ms ENrlplrRS.

William Hall Of 80. $50 banbrdse-a'", Il
trusted clerk IN the wholesale and retail grocery ot
Flower Brothers a. No~ ~ and 70. West one
hundred-aud- nty-hfthst. was held AT the JeH'r-
son Market Police Count yesterday. charged with
robbing his employers lie had been with Flower
kroth.fs for twelve Years and had been implicitly
trusted r. is uoW thought that he had been
.t~adn, pufrriug for the last ten t''ts
Flower Hrother~ had been greatly worried over
the fact ttat some one OF their employees wa NOE
honest Not being abb % locate ih" thirr. they 70"
Gently discharged lively" Of their clerks. Han Wa
not on" of them The leakas" still went on, AMI
D-tccti,, S~rg.aut~ sheldon and iioyt went To work
on ih- cast, They bought some brandy and cigars
from Han and gave him marked bills in payment.
They watched Hail narrowly h'caUs" Flower Broth
had assured them that b" Vas ih" last man my
would suspect They were rewarded bN seeing him
slip on" of the marked hlll~ into his vest pocket
After IiaIi had turned Tie rest in Go the cashier
keeping back th. bill On his pocket. tne detectives
arrested him IL is sail thhi the firm has lost S-v"
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NAMED By REP Eli, Ans Up THE STATE
TICKETS ADOPTED BY CONVENTIONS IL SEVERAL
COUNTIES

M-chanicsviIe y. Y. sept :, tSp"cia'-J. ,.
Terry. Of Mechanicsvillc. was renominatrd Tor
member Of Assembly by the Republican convection
of Saratoga County to-day. and the following We're
elected delegates TO the Stat" Convention d. w
Uoughton. W W. Worlen. Charles Jackson John
r. Rice J. + Terry. Frank Jones W. Il; CON
salus ana Joseph Pratt
Lockport y Y. Sept = tSpeciaD Tho N"Sdi"
Count. Republican convention was htid nri" ''i9
afternoon Ninety mine delegates Were present am
q strong ticket was nominated. tn" Senatorial
delega,cs are in favor of Cuthbert w Pound. i"
rising Voung lawyer Of LocNport for senator
The ticket placed in nomination L.. Assembly,
Iobn H. Clark. sheriff. Patrick II. Touhey Jus
,icc Of Sessions. Byron W. Moon. coroner t'i'
Socur: delegates L. state Convention. FlchaTH
Crowley : g. Lewis r j. Gin. W. T.. wiley.
Edward Harmony. James Compton. J.. j. NC
D-rn1ott and Harvey Cuddaback.
Corning = y. Sept. g7.-Ar the Wayne county
Repnbllcan convention held at Palmyra Yesterday,
George : Horton. OF NolcOtt was nominated loi
member Of Assembly.
Rome y Y. sept. 27.--The Republican con
,.er;inn for the Id Assembly District Of Onetda
conntv today elected the following delegates To
the state convention r. James owen. J. j. Nhi'r'
r. C. Tharratt. Charles x. Carrut!; 'irprsr -
Roth. Hugh H. Miller George IoiehDrch' an"
Syracuse \ v Sept 27.-Gencral Dwight II.
Prince wthdrawS from thu Senatorial contest ~
the XXNIIth District. leaving his nomination -
Charles W Sapleton. Of Madison County.
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4 SIrrEAR0 ON Eor coyFESSES To ECRGLtRr

-Four young burglars were held la the Essex
Market Police Court yesterday. They were Joseph
uerlter six years old. OF 80. III IIenry-st Harry
Cohen. seven years OLD. OF 30 IS thrystic-st, ana
Bernard and David Meinstsin brothers, ten ami
thirteen years Old of No. Il Eldrilgc-st ON Sep
tembrr burglars broke into the apartments OF
Mrs Rosa Block. at No. ~ Hcnrv-st. ana J"weiry
Of the amount of 500 was stolen. The police of
The Nladsou-st. station were unable To discover
the thieves. Mrs Block then played detective on
her own account She suspected little Joseph
ucrkcr So she took the siA-year-old 10 her rooms
Tuesday ana promised him a scat ana wagon
and II new suit of clothes II he told the truth.
Sh. then asked him who had robbed her rooms
and M. replied that he did. himself lie SAID that
the Other three boys helped him. The woman sent
for Detective ilerrlich. and lutle Joseph made
clean confession To him. According To the uc'ec''''
the four little lads. with the aid 81 ladder,
climbed into Mrs. Blocks rooms. Ihr Jr"elTy II
supposed To have been stolen hy DAVID NelnS''H',
VINO sold It To some unknown man Tor twenty
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THE, BALTIMORE FIRM WILL SUBMIT A PLAN
WITHIN A DAY OR TWO.

RYAN & M'DONALD WILL UTILIZE SOME FEAT
rRrs OF FORMER scHEMES-THEIR PROP
osITIoN As OUTLINED BY JOHN
sCuUYLER-A DEPRESSED RAIL
WAY THROUGH THE CITY.
1t is announced that definite proposition for .
depressed railway for the city VIII be maze 10 the
panld Transit Commission within day or two
Last week Russell Sage declared That after the
financial stringency was over. the Mahhaltan te-
waited would make proposition Tor inc extension
Of its lines on Monday George j. Gonld practically
confirmed that statement. saying that when the
hus,ress nressure was relieved the company would
ooa,n take ND the matter OF added facilities for
MD transit Meanwhile. however, other con-
tractors have been studying the situation, and
Iohn b. Mcdonald OF the tunnelling firm Of Ryan
e Mcdonald in Baltimore, * expected In this city
tomorrow or Saturday to talk his plan over before
the commission.
Mr. Mcdonald was in the city last Saturday and
had 4 consultation with John Schuyler the we'll
known civil engineer and decided upon the general
outline of the proposition to be made 10 the
RAND Transit Commissioners 1t was announced
last week from Baltimore that Mr.. Mcdonald was
considering plans to lay before the COMMISSION
The plan which he will offer within day or TWO
will include the old scheme Of utilizing the local
tracks OF the Hudson River and Harlem roads above
-
those railroad companies had been long anxious 10
get a downtown outlet for their local passenger
traffic and that the heavy capitalists IN those
COMPANIES would enter into any plan which would
give them such outlet. or the four tracks lead
ing I'D through the Park-ave. tunnel the two outer
ones are exclusively used for local traffic. Mr. Nc
Donald proposes to depress these two and have
them enter the Grand Central station underground,
and thence lead to the continuation OF the depressed
road which he proposes to build down TO the Bat
terry The route which he proposes TO follow Is IN
Fourth-ave thence in Lafayette Place, and down
through Elm-st The general scheme or the de-
pressed road will be in appearance much ike the
road under Park-ave with wide openings above,
protected BY similar guardras. In Em-st the
snace for the railroad would be narrower, ana the
openings above correspondngly contracted In
some cases actual tunelling would be neces-
sav and in those sections the road would be UNDER
ground rather than merely depressed like the pres
ent road in Park-ave.
For the West Side Mr.. McDonad's general prop
osition will be for depressed road down the
boulevard and Broadway TO a point where the ROAD
can no brought over the Grand Central station,
connecting with and running with the dspiesseI
road AZ that point. The scheme VIII lnclune no
proposition for building road below ror'y
ST. on the West Side ,,, lin ho ,iacad
in the hands OF the Rapid Transit Conlttnlsson
.,,hin a Law ar two will detail at length the pan
OF which the foregoing was given out aS NUS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
10 UTND UP THE AUER LlGHf Conf ~
C>r,sE OF THE DIRECTORS STEP-THE HooAS
SEIZED ny THE DOMINION APPRAISER

c,,.sr or THE DIRECTORS STEP-THE HoohS
SEIZED by THE DOMINION APPRAISER.
,,oD,roal Sent. 97.-An emergency meeting OF ue
toard of directors of the Auer Light Company ""S
called late Yesterday afternoon. ana II Was "e
cdeI 70 have the affairs of the company "our Wy
AT once The result 1t is feared VIII he '"a' nun
Ireds NJ poor stockholders will be left III Inc
,'h The action of Frederick DE l.. Williams. the
English partner OF T.. u. Granger. manager OF ue
company is believed to have led TO the ue0'S0"
reached by the directors to-day.
Granger managed to float three companies o"e
was called the parent company, another the Ni'n
treaI Auer Light Company, and the third the Hall
f,x Amor Light COMPANY The capital stock OF these
,hree COMPANIES combined aggregated N"v"" anu
there was little or no provision IN uelr '""''''
for the English partner The Montreal 'o'"pa"s
had a great de ii OF opposition. nut the opl"Su''
gradually died out and hundreds of small ud"'S
neonle and others took each a few shares OF inc
stock Williams having vainy sought for inior-
nation. directed his lawyer yesterday TO ask LOT
an accounting. Inquiries We're maze '"t Nr
Ambrasse> dominion App aiset OF ~" po"nS ,nsIs
ing To the company. sworn attiaVU VIZ ,,i n'a
rn,d known AZ the liking fluid from Dr C. Auer.
of Germany at Is a kilo, while the customs na.
passing this fluid AT supposed Nalue oi = vs. -
kllo
, vew-york man well Informed regarding the
affairs OF the Auer Light Company. said 10
Tribune reporter last night; i nave Soou r'"So"1
for believing that the dispatches from MohueAI
about the Auer Light Company are incorrect
am intimately connected with the irm an" re-
Gently in Montreal, when the nrm was ~
A most nourishing condition. Several errors III 'ne
dispatch lead me TO doubt its trustworthiness' II
speaks OF many poor stockholders when AZ
matter OF fact there only few stockhoI'erS
and they are all rich men. IL speaks OF the 'oi
Germ as being 100000 company when IN iae|
is only s5ooOoo company. 1t speaks OF Mr. Gran
gers English partner when IL is fact that ne has
no English partrer. There are 80 many errors ~
the dispatch that doubt If there Is any truth Ia
at all'
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TWO RECEIVERS APPOINTED.

THE Essex Iron Company. of No. Is Cedar-st,
which operates a mine IN the township of Moriah,
Essex County. y. Y. near Port Henry, has become
nsoIyeni. and Horace H. Chttenden has been APP
pointed receiver the application of Otis II. Cutler.
the secretary who represented a ma jorty OF the
shares IL was stated in the application that all OF
the officers and directors had resigned that they
refuse to act. and there * no one empowered 10
hold and preserve the assets. which consist of the
plant. etc. at the mines. and some land there one
quarter of which 1t owns the other three-quarters
being under lease.
IN order was hl"d in IN" County Clerks Office
yesterday. appointing Samuel Bolton receiver for
Foster brothers managers Of the New-Amsterdam
Hotel at Fourth-avc ana Twenty -hrst-st.. in sup
Elementary proceedings brought by william Lana
han * Sons. OF Baltimore W. a j. sloane fitted
M the hotel A year ago. taking Il conditional bill
ol tl. from Foster HrOtherS for $4,000.
JUDGMENT for 81 W. WAS entered Yesterday against
the Manhattan Athletic club IN favor OF Henry
Xahn. on six prolnissory notes Tor merchandise.
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A Remedy of General Utility.

1t + among the Ioli'. Of which ia" minnla'nf'i' o
many proprietary medicines guilty. 10 TERI" '" h"d-
cine. ..tnnac,a- or 10 clam them the quality OF
lans,el- There j. such thing - p'hirr1
which mean. . remedy adapted to al di'"'''' TIM,
absuidity has never been rpeu'tr' w u" pro
uiet D.. Of Ilost,tet. stomach Etirr' hui They CO
claim aud with justice that II l. f"'uF ~ Genera
utility ana ihi- be- lu-e II restores "'' regular and
eorn condition ~ tn stomach l,'i anu bowels which
ondur. +, tir recovery Of general health. Thus II
ortlne. the system aaaH-t na'iia DIV '"'">ns stamina
and causing harmonious action OF the organs which
ong A. they 20 tehi are the best Guaranty against
cidomc maiady Ike chl- ana ieNe'' u accom- lish's
, doule ,urpo,e by stlnulatnc activity u thu ktncys
iuce IL not only prevents thclr diseas and decay bat
e>pc- from the blood through them Impurities that
rheumatism. govt and dropsy. tse il with confidence
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4 FINE DISPLAY or COSliuES AND NANfLES

Iourneay A Huruham. 40. % to - Flatbnsh-aV".,
Brooklvn are making an exceptionally attractive
exhibition Of costumes and inantl"s IN their al
mirably appointed dressmakins pa'o'S' y nc"
visiting dress shown is Of Robin Hood green irish
,.o,Jin trimmed with pasycnenterie and reversible"
satin Of Nile green and black II - made win
double skirt Empire waist and Louis Nv sleeves.
Another effective dress is Of seal brown enprodered
crepon trimmed with brown krirniner iur Drown
and gold pass,mentcrc and Nile green velvet
Il is made with panicr front ana luil pia''eu shi
with crinone effect. There - ua'''S e''"'"s
dress of white chiffon. trimmed with rosebudS' ana
o,e or ,onnadour silk trimmed with canary chiffon
and golden rod Most Of the NANTES SHOWN my"
three capcs and richly trimmer WIN Iu'. ne
is one OF the oldest and best known III broohNh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-28
BARkENTINE AND CREW LOST

Portland, Me-. Sept 27.-Four weeks ago last
sunday the barkentine Skobelefs owned by j. ;
Wnslow ~ Co., Of this city. and commanded by
Captain Price Tucker sailed for Norfolk Va. and
should have reached her destination long ago but
nothing has been heard from her Beside Captain
Tucker the Skobelel carried first mate. r. *.
Maxwell OF Boston aged twenty-eght. who was
accompanied by his young wife; second mate
william Marsh. OF Massachusetts aged thirty a
cook Richard Sutton (colored) aged hfty-three OF
connecticut. and the following sailors: John John
son. OF Sweden aged twenty-siX; Olaf Peterson of
Ne"-lork, aged forty Thomas Dixon. OF England
aged thlrty-one; Edward Nichols. OF England aged
twenty Karl Jepsen of Denmark. aged twenty-one
The Skobeef must have been wei! on her way
Wheel the storm OF August ~ swept up from the
south; She was light. high out of water and
therefore liable TO roll over In a heavy gale Ii
Is thought that the wreck reported by The captain
VI the yacht Nalkyrie was that OF the Skobeleff.
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MR. KfNIrNEp.S SrR0NG SUPPORT.
NJ WILL BIZ KrNoNYNTEp ON Al ANrITNN
May PLATFORM

Assemb!yman Ouo Kcmpncr the Democrat "hO
made the fight against Tammauy Han ana the
democratic state machine i'm the last Assembly,
Mill undoubtedly be nominated for the NsseinhN
bv the Independent Democrat Of the WIN NS-
scmbly District lie viii not be nOnipated by
Tammanv Hall and every EFFORT Will be iha'e by
the Tammany men 10 defeat NM shouu III 80"
Mr. kempuer has an extremely strong following
In thai Assembly District and there Is Il bitter
determination there TO send him back 10 Albany
and show Taminany Hall that there IS II has' one
distric I'm this city which 1t does not own
Some OF the Republicans in this district VINO nave
watched Kempner cours" in the Legislature are
T., favor NJ giving him their support They believe
that an independent Democrat who Is not con
trolled by the machine lash is great deal safer
renres.ntative Of the people than rammdny man
who must do a. he j. ordered TO do by his political
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