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Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01
LOCAL NEWS.

How about the Rascals" Mr..
Stellar Smith
Do not forget the Minstrels to-
,morrow evening.
Punahou boys are the champ
ions in football.
The school children were happy
to-day. No school.
Who is the next P. G. that Will
be caught selling opium.
How many turkeys met the
official headsman" yesterday.
Wonder if H. B. NJ. 5. "Royal
Arthur" is on her way to this port?
Elegant dinners were served at
the Hawaiian Hotel and at Sans
Souci last night.
Hon. II. \. Widemann has
returned to town after "a short
visit to Waianae.
The c. A. S. S. Arawa is due
tomorrow from the Colonies,
en- route to Vancouver.
The coff5r-dam has been taken
alongside the Miowera, and is ready
to be placed in position.
Poor Philadelphia. Poor
Adams. Look out for the blood
thirsty Attorney General.
When the "war" starts, W. o.
Smith will be out of sight or in
church praying for victory.
The o. S. S. Australia is due
tomorrow from San Francisco.
Four days later news may be
expected.
Judge Makahalupa of Eva has
rendered his resignation. He
doesn't agree with Castles
plantation.
The Pacifcs will play the
Honolulus, game of football
tomorrow afternoon at the base
ball grounds.
The japanese War ship Naniwa
from Japan and the British war
vessel Nymphe from San Francis
co, are fifteen days out to-day.
1t is rumored that Mr.. P. C.
Jones will leave for Washington
on the Mariposa. Look out now
Cleveland for that impeachment.
1t is said, that John Emmeluth,
plumber and member of the p. G.
advisory council, was busy last
evening distributing guns to the
residents on Pdnchbowl.
For Christmas Presents call
on Thomas Lindsay the jeweller
on Fort Street, He has got the
finest assortment In Honolulu,
and his prices are very reason
able.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01
from the 1t'attr- front.
Departures.

FRIDAY. Dec. |.
Stmr W G Hall, Simerson, for Maui and
Hawaii.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

For Christmas Presents call
on Thomas Lindsay the jeweller
on Fort Street. He has got the
finest assortment In Honolulu,
and his prices are very reason
able.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01
POT ND MASTERS
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen tc all persons. that
there is at the Government Pound a: Ma
kki, stray horse: red filly branded
CAtl on right hip.
ANY person or persons owning this horse
are requested to come and take the same on
or before Il O'Clock noon Of SATURDAY,
December 9, 1898.
JAMES KUKONA.
Pound Master
haklkl, Nov 2S, 1895 No. 29-lu
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

The japanese War ship Naniwa
from Japan and the British war
vessel Nymphe from San Francis
co, are fifteen days out to-day.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

1t is rumored that Mr.. P. c..
Jones will leave for Washington
on the Mariposa. Look out now
Cleveland for that impeachment.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

1t is said, that John Emmeluth,
plumber and member of the p. G.
advisory council, was busy last
evening distributing guns to the
residents on PdnchbOwl.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

The Pacifcs will play the
Honolulus, game of football
tomorrow afternoon at the base
ball grounds.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

Hon. H. 4. Widemann has
returned to town after "a short
visit to Waianae.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

Judge Makahalupa of Eva has
rendered his resignation. He
doesn't agree with Castles S
plantation.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

The o. S. S. Australia is due
tomorrow from San Francisco.
-Four days later news may be
expected.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

Elegant dinners were served at
the Hawaiian Hotel and at Sans
Souci last night.
Hawaii holomua = Progress., 1893-12-01

The c. A. S. S. Arawa is due
tomorrow from the Colonies,
en- route to Vancouver.
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NEWYORK CITY.

Will. n,. forrybnat Nevada Of the Grand street
Linz. va. nearing her slip yesterday sl" upset q row
boat containing Mnrtln H''lly sixteen year, old. OF
No .5l Madi.on--t.: william Barrett "ight'"n Of
so 1856 Madison st. ana Mic'n" Kelly. nineteen "i
No. % Gouvcrucur st. The boys swan ashor" aud
went bone.
John smith. twenty ,iv years old. Of so. ~ First
ave. WAS thrown from III. hors. ana Mc.'d yo.trr-
div at El,vcntA-nvc. and Forty e.. lie died an
hour later at NJ home.
The Navy Department has ordered IN examination
under Civl service rules to talk" plac" al th" Navy
Yard io morrow for the position of master ship
wright. at - day, and for Pnari"rnHn pattern
maker at ~ IL day. The cNen nation will h" com
pc,ityc one. and viii De- made by a board Of officers
especially convened for The purpose.
! Marie Dcranzcl. thir'y-Gvc years old. of 40.
2O3 = rirstavc. WAS stabbed In TIA" left arm with
a pcnhnIf. AT Fr,tavc. ana Hshty sixth It. y"-t"r
day afternoon by Frank hrattr. tlri, nine years
old. Of 80. a9i IL Wairrs. tn" wound WIS said
10 b.. severe. but not dangerous. Strattcl was ar
rested.
A man named Au1i.t Newman, who refused 10 tell
where no lived threw himself IN from Of "a second
ave surface ear Monday night. aud the driver
rnwIy escaped running over him. Officer Murdoch,
q, the Hnhsr. station. placed him under arrest.
Ncuman said that h. wanted 10 commit suicide. IN
the Essex Market Poic" Court Yesterday Nrunau
showed signs al INSANITY ana WH@ committed 10
Bellevue Hos plial 10 be- examined - 10 his mental
condition.
Dennis McCartLy who Jumped frou the Hroollyn
Iridgc Monday afternoon. has Il, yet shown no maj
cation If having received serious Injury. He hi been
removed from Chamber, street lo.pinl to Bellevue
vi ere hc viii b." kept for day two 10 So" II any
cy .dcncc OF internal injury develops.
\ valuable consignment Of thoroughbred horic,
arrived here Yesterday the Whit" star steamer
NomaGc from Liverpool. II coiisi ted 81 ,"vr't.,n
hoisr, consigned to j. \. Morris Of Morr, Park
There were also board th" Nomadic fourteen iich
hey horses consigned 20 several person.
Among the passengers Of the NoTih German Lloyd
steamer Ilavc which sailed for southampton ana
Bremen yesterday. Dr. and Mrs. ID. l.. II. John
Roosa. Count Iippc ana III" Duk" Won colt.
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ITII AI.lIII

ro-cph simmons. an iccman. go' TITO fight Mt
Tly1Nrth about ! O'Clock Yesterday morning. III
order - o.cnpe arrcet hv the police b" jumped on
,oal tr.lu which Wa~ gJinc through the cry. HIS
foot slipped or She ANA he foll and wa DRAGGED
nillv block He WI badly cut about ~" head ana
49,. l.c and an arm were ont ~. II" died AZ daN
u.t, In fY. CIV Hospital. -lmW0n, was thirty
ia vcars I'D. ard leaves a family.
v.uialiln T.rlau. a patient I'm tho CIV Hospital.
'lrnu.d ont - econt tory ~ind"" on Moudat
uigl or carly Yesterday morning ana Disappeared
A.. wa. % pr .oner ln a." Comfy jail having been cent
there from Pairrrld Tor breaking mo hlnH'd
room lie became sick with pneumonia and droiNy
auS was removed 10 the hospital wbcr" he rapidly
recovered He lrfi not" thanking ihr hospital
authorities fDr their attention 10 him and wishing
mem a plea ant Fourth - .Ihv but adding tnat Doc"
did not want ~ take The chances oi spending several
nIniIiL. IN pr -Oi.
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~ assessed ms corporatIons I:

The personal tax i a SQUIRE" Oh constant ""'lH
and COMPLAINT 10 the city tax officials. Year "it"'
wear they declare that il j. improper. and d. th'ir
utmost TO have it removed. The reason tins j.
so is because the people for whom II i especially
intended always make Themselves exempt from
il by swearing OF their personal tax. In" rcn
man never fails 10 do il, but the poor man seldom
docs Every year this habit Of swearing oil per
sonal faxes grows more upon the people
According 10 law a man can swear on "S
rcrson1l tay and il is of. II is Il r"inaTkahl"
fac. that some men who are class"d among III"
rich Of the city will 60 before III" commissioner
and swear of their faxes with TIE utm's' COM
nosure There are numbers Of men who 90 ~
every wear and yet they are owners OF yachts.
fast horses and pictures. whose valu" j. Immense
This is one reason why the amount rcrlN'd from
norsonal taxes is so small. Another item that
lessons the personal tax is tn fact that III '"'
Last voor there were thrty-on" cl"r.ymcn, "dch
ou,pipg a h6ifse and each one hclne exempt u III"
omount of 81 800 This took OF SiG.'o" if'h
tho nersoual tax list The tax list j. further
lowered by new law which takes OIL s!,ooo
y, ovorv parsonage This reduced 1t by Si1i,l oo.
In the last year there was exempted Tor CITY,
church and educational purposes S','o''i''' al"
an apnlications for reductions Sl.34olOO.
The valuation Of the principal buildings OIL 'hlT
citv for s92 and 1913 are rs fellows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
NEJV-JERSEY.
, Crock ARRESTED IN JERSEY CITY
HE Is BELIEVED TO BE ONE OF THE GANT OF
.u-N m.IIn uANE CnMMITIED NLMLk-

4 CROCK ARRESTED IN JERSEY Cllr.
HE Is BELIEVED TO BE ONE or THE GANT OF
MIN WHO HAVE COMMITTED NUNEE-
orS ROBBTRIES THERE
The superintendent Of polio" Of Jersey CITY cauS'u
,b. arrnat o, John Leon. twenty seven years olu VI
80. .6 second ave. New York. late Monday mEh''
Leon wa. charged with being ON" ~ IL" gang Z" men
Win lave recently committed many hureiar"' III
r.rs.v CIV Last Thursday morning Policeman FRANK
McDurk after q desperate fight. arrested man WHO
wa. detected I'm tho act OF robbag the honSe oil eA-
sheriff Cornelius J. Cronan. at No. 65i Jersey ave
I'm, fellow refused 10 tell the police his name anu
J.. was recorded on the blotter n, John Doe NV
~. aid Of Superintendent Byrnc-'a detectives II wa
l,rncd that the prisoner was known as Charles H.
brooks a crook well known In Ncwfork. who worA"i
with John Leon another crook. superintendent
smith nlso learned lat there reason TO believe
Leon had assisted IN the hurgacs recently commt'"'
and h. sent Luon decoy telegram nfter Brooks was
safe ia lnil.
Late Monday night Young man who Said ne WIS
tohr Kennedy entered Police Headquarters ana asked
70 zoe George Brooks. Kennedy was lmm"dla''y
arrested H.. protested ana said he had Only mhn'
H.. fuuuir, t. nlg, friend. who. be said was Whil
l,r. f,r linn A.. told ~" police That Leon Wi' ~,
.,l n.ar lcaGqulrtrr- and Detectives DOW" ana
Dalton went 10 Oh" Iac" and ARE ted Leon VINO sN'
Ferguson as his name. -, - ,,.,.,,,.,.
Icon wa, discharged from the Albany Penlt'niiarv
last Irhruary gh" police hay" recovered con'n'r-
NJ T.. urorr,y which il /, believed Leon and Brooks
Stole.
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AFFAIRS ~ BROOhL w.
POLICE BATTLE WITH III 'NGARIiNS
THE FOREIGNERS B,REiCNpE \ HOUSE AID
THRrATTy TO KILL INrRt DERs SEVERAL

IIllI' l. DN III W II IA' .NPNNi M
THE FOREIGNERS B>RRIC>DE \ HOUSE AND
THRrATES TO KILL. INrRi DERs SEVERAL.
MIS- BADLY CIT
A number ~ IIunsarlaus and several policemen
attached 10 The Tifh Precinct of rroohlyn fought
Acrc battle nj IN early hour Yesterday morrlns
Several - he Iluugprans w"r" severely beaten with
club, and he policemen were hurt. although not
seriously. The attack th" "utr"m" 81 mn order
by Policeman owens HAT the lIunlGrIan have Wyih"
oy. ard North seventh Il. where they had gathered
ard create disturbance. When ovens gave N"
ORDER Andrew semi key. a powerfully bnllt man.
stepped from th, crowd and declared TINT n" mon
v,r. c,cbrn'iug Independence Day and did not w,h
T., lr. mnlc-t.d Hardly had Scm,k'y mad" THIS "N
PLANTATION when another ot TIA" group grabbed IN"
officer and throw him 70 the sidewalk tn" crowd
then fell upon him. while struggling 10 hiS feet
owens wa, cut WITH - knife the right hand 10y
John Sehu'z. The men then ran To III" r'nns ot
semi key. ai 40. - Norih Ncv"nthst.. and BARR
caI,d ih. door Policeman owens went 10 the police
station whcr, surgeon BELLY. 81 m" Eastern District
II,,.piaI dressed the wound Sergeant Kicran
Round ITnkcrton and Policemen IIinch md Early
were sent ia the North Srv"ntls 81. address. OWNS
accompanying them. large crowd had gathered I'm
front Of Srmlshcy's hou''.
"Th" Ilunrnraus have threatened 10 kin the first
man who attempts TO enter ia" place" shoutcd on"
81 the men In the crowd to Ia" officers when they
reached the house. The officers paid no attention TO
hi, warning. hut went into th" hallway and brok"
open the door ~ The apartments, When the officers
rn y,d The threshold they found the IIunglrau'
armed with ccb, AMI knives. Immediately 80
nal key ru he'd Officer Tnh'rion with large knife
but bcior, hr could II ou" Of thu policemen
kuo~;,cd # from hi, hnnd. ,rmIskry tried again to
get possession Of the knife. In the mean time 50
miskry's COMPANIONS had attacked the other officers
and a fierce battle WAS fought. Policeman Early
truck between the shoulders with an Iron pot and
badly Injured. For time the bnit" continued
t, floors and walls of the becoming b,apIttrr'd
with blood. >'ml,k"y aud schultz were badly cut
about IA" head.
The wounds Of III" liunrariauS and injured officers
were dressed 10y physician. TIA" prisoners w"r"
then locked mp. They were taken later before Justice
,n,.iilug IN Tie Lee. Avenue Police Court and held IN
default II bah for trial. II wnS with difficulty
that ~rml.hry and schultz wri' able 10 stand. -
vruh were they from The loss OF blood The prisoner,
declared that they did not know who had cut Police
man
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engaged I'm q quarrel In front Of IAttles house
Uoma, Little was cudcay0riug To quiet them and
prevent further trouble by getting stOker 10 go
home. when Slolkcr became cnrag'd, pulled ont
pl,ts and nrcd at Little. tn" latter wa wounded
IN the lower part of The abdomen. lie was cared
lor at the Methodist Episcopal Hospital II is thought
that no vital PART wa injured ana tuat ne Will
probably recover unless prritonitS sets In today.
Stokrr went 10 hl, home ana was arrested there
lie /, nny-Ey'. yc..ls old and has family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
IS IT A MESSAGE FROM THE DEADl

sailor Of the receiving hip Vermont lying AT
the Navy Yard. found flask IN the water yesterday
In which were two slips Of paper bearing the Dill
hcad- OF the Hartford steam Boiler Insurance Tom
pnny and the following message; - dld the act
hrcnII,, Il had to be-. The finder OF this note VIII
ulca,. notify the paper, 50 that my folks may
learn what has become ~ me. tor | have not IN"
heart to toll them myself. When YOU Ind TINS
will be- j. II. Wood
The papers w"r" placed IN care OF The police
No one of that name lives In BroOhlyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
pDpTIIIESTIR

Charles and Edward West. eighteen ana nineteen
yclr, old. sons Of Marshall o. West. shirt haA'' VI
p.rlcnc.trr Wore, arrested n > 80 O'Clock yeNleiu"!
morning They entered the Presbyterian chuI'" anu
:.rean 10 pull the bell a. hard ~ th''r Suohs ''"'
,oud 70. They continued the ringing for SOM Time
vifnout dreaming Of the cOmmOion they were Gre
.,,t,. rh. VILLAGE fire department turned ont ana
V,ut riI.h hing about looking for the IRE. flhiie
~ornc one thought 10 ask IN" bell myers WhcIr
Gr,. ,,o- The Young mon answered That tIcr" "'S
Ia fire Later on they were arrested al il" ."iit
ZION Of the frcmcn. Mr.. West threatens 10 nav
" mi, brought against the village for false lmprlsoh'
I.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
HOME VIEWS.
rr0>ifYIVr ARRIVALS At TIE HOTELS

CIAErNDoV General Cc'a- Ca'oraro. Peruvian Mn
te,- a, w,.hlnc'on Count and Counties "caFin- ''r
var, %, Peru and Charles J N ""ihh' ~ hA'..I''
,.,,.r,, .,.t>-r.f- u.hon vahon y Gilheft - Min
-, and ! T. Dr.xrl q Philadelphia "HNNp-
,...,,l Tugere 4 carr United SfNt"- Army. HolF-
v,N CONGRESSMAN Charlie. Cfl-p. o ""fsa. ana
u.n,on M.Num - Tennessee. NAhI"'iV'.'H
l.,,,,.s,,o Il. C. Dnyey . Ncw.Oriean-. MURRAY
nil senator ANA, J Parker. q, Albany. anil ~"
Row Dr. Alexander Mackay Smith. - wn-hinft"n. d g.
WALDORF Professor 7. r. Won Eadinrer. OF NisnnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VE.STCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE. PLAINS.

PIN natal d,v wa, fshrred In al the Westchester
Cur,y .,i Yesterday with the ringing OF bells ana
M. boomlng Of cannon at midnight anu AT dayOreaN'
I'M. White Plain. Athletic Club was victorious III
both games NJ the clubs grounds, d'iehtihe '"c
Fr!lfs. Yine and the Dakota Athletic Club nine Vi
N.v-Nnrk. There no pibhc demon 'tFaioh W
societies. but Young America dd not io'set VI" u''
,,,,,,r ., accidents wcr, reported. samuel Lewis,
nirtV wear, old. q! Lexington ave-, was N" IN w. ~
l-fr inr ~ the accidental di~charg" OF pistol 10y
IN. .NIccicd dl-charg" Of Small cannon 0aI,'" T.,
Watson a board at L"wiss house. was ihjuT'u al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
GATHERED AEOUr TIE TOWN.

Mrs Hannah Kelly. OF No. III Wavrrl"yave' ON
poycd Mrs. Mary Watts, OF No. 80 Highest. To lay
some carpets for her. After the work was done.
Mrs Kelly found that closet had been broken open
and slj7 in bills gold piece and gold locke" wer"
zone. She has secured warrant for the arrest Of
the woman who worked for her.
While firing Fobrrt rifle yesterday afternoon.
I,ujamln kIrlscari. Of Nd 72S GaieS-avc.. shot
Agnes Houston, Of No. j47 Monroc>t. In Oh" breast.
but the wound not Of. serious character, and
She refused TO make complaint against him.
4 Slight fire caused by nrccrickers in the base
ment Of the Central BAPTIST Church, IN Bridge 81.
near Myrtlravc.. Yesterday afternoon. but il put
ont before much damage WAS done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
.CIIlEsED WITH ATTEMPTED HOMICIDE

Arthur T.. Ca,n. lawyer. who lives 1T 80. $40
conrt.-t. wa, arrested Yesterday afternoon upon u
,rig. 81 attempted homicide In slahhins his landlord.
Lame, kelley. WHO i've, IN the ,nm' hou.". ta.ln
head been celebrating the holiday ana was standing
a, il,.. doorway ~ the hOu," making cou-hicratlc
mise when Kelley tried to -" him into the hallway.
# l. ALLEGED that Cl~lin drew p0, H. tknlfc and
.t,li,.d kelley In the abdomen. The wound inflicted
GA. , severe one but ia" injured wa, moi taken
ia , hn-Dlfal lie cared for AT home. ta~n
an, arrested, and VIII b. arragnod This morning.
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IIOl9lkl y


VI VI M ~ IN
Amelia GulohIi-t and her mother. who were sho'
Monday nl.l' hy Isaac L"if-hone wcr" sent h'm"
from -, Nary's Hospital I'm IIphoh"n Yesterday
..ls .of~ who shot himself I'm TIE head after TRY
in ~ I'm h, sweetheart and her mother. viii prob
.f1r r.,,.,.r , policeman na, boon detailed 20
watch Ic,r. o.t- aud he J. strong enough
h. viii De- arraicn'd iu court on chnrs" "r ~
Oh and has Icon employed Boy Berger 4 Co., unn"r',
III clinton and Ilpycutu-sf'.
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NO\kI,RS.

The Eov Charles Il. Corey. rector oi 81 May )
Church. YonLcrS. las reason 10 congratulate h'S''
ON the successful completion Of his beautiful chur'h
In 81 Mary 81. IN artistic set Of stations OF inc
Gross ha, just been placed In position. Inc pre-
ylilinc architecture, II ID" church has been car'lN
followed I'm the design OF III" stan m; me d'c"r'i
j. In cream tninss and gold. The 81 atoms were
DESTINED c,pccially for this church,
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park rocc-. 30 =. m.
y, phton Beach acc.. y. ~.
,.,,F ,,d Aoucdurt Commissioners meetings.
Ii,od Of Education p. H.
Gr,rria Central R,ili.ad committee. Fifth Avenue
Hotel. II q. 81.
Music in Nj Mlfrs PARK. by 7i'' Eerhen' Mend
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SHOT THE MAN ~ THE ABDOMEN.

Inmcs u. StolkcT. OF No Al slxthavc wa"
,r,oicu.d before Police nstc" Tighc Yesterday morn
inc and held TO await the result Of the lnjurlc, h
cnu.cd by shooting Ihomns Little. Of No. 4G3 sixth
ave. I'm the abdomen late Monday night. Stolke
WIS IA company with Titles father, and they becam,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

GOOD idea of The enormous mcrrAS, III wv
,.ir,ti,, of real estate in this clti an tH" i"N'
ii, ,.Is may be- obtained hv "oinpHI-
,nI the amount received for taxes III S"' Nilu
10 amount collected IN TIA" lat vc'r IRON I'VE
lnu'' ' . ~, r.ol n.t1tr was 81 ,.oHi III"
annroNinIatr amounts collected lat N,u it"n! 'l'
H,tor, the Vanderbts. The J. E@o'Ii'rI ,.. -,
1atr. the Gould estate and III" L"fli'''" '''"''
,,..r. Oh. fnllnXs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05
NEW VOORHEES, At TnE WORLDS r\IE.

Upon Inquiry. nni mailing their head
quarter, at the Park Gate Hotel, situated al
the corner OF sixty third AMI stony Island
ave, opposite The main entrance 10 the Fair
grounds. II i handsome and commodious t:I2r
roomsl and contain, all modern improvements
European and American plan Rates ~ 30 per dny
and up. WOuh advise our intending visitors to en-.
gage rOoms at once. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

Shc-I saw the announcement 81 your engagement
10 that darling Miss Wn,omc. When does the happy
event take place
lie Never.
She NrNcrl What In the world has happened
Il,.-Why that old chimp al "A father hers had all
MS moncy Ia the bank that failed the other day
detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

OPEN-AlR SPORTS.-Thc Trbunc's book. the best
American Boys Own Book ever printed. Large octave
over 500 pages. Of great value also TO adults Tho
topics are archery; horseback riding, all guinea Of
bnii rifle md shotgun; sailing, boat aud yncht bulld.
ins swimming; skating, bicycling, aud In fact tho
whole rnnge OF nudablc open .nir sports, A few
copic. only. ricc, Sl.2J each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

NILIIONAIRES.-A complete list Of tho 4.041 MILE
of the United states aud how they mnde
money. Only list complied. Valuable stAdenta
economists aud promoters Of new enter prissA -
cents IA copy. Inhe Able cloth. 81.
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VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Two charming artici.s
by H. e. NorthrOp. the prime In this work. New.
Ork City who help bcsutify their native
in ihc country should read TINS. cents cspy
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAI.-A full account Of
the IOOh vcrsnry OF Washnston's Inausuratieu,
In New Nork City. with all the speeches. 10 cents.
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TRVSTs.-Araumcnt- In their favor by f. c. r. Dodd.
Solicitor O the standard Oil Company and nrgumeus
against by T. v. Powdery. Grand Master Workmaa et
the knights oil Labor. ) CENTS
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TRIBVNE JuBILEE.-Speeches or Chauucey ".
Dcpew Geo. Wiiiinm Curtis. Charles 4. Dana, Gov.
I<nIcy. and x. q. Horr and poem by stedman, As
the JOth anny crsary OF The Tribune. ID cents.
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The tax rate for 1899 VII probably be SO.
The increase IN the value OF real estate has
been amazingly large since 1871 In that year
the increase was S27,lO3.Ssj To-day it is ST.,
67779O. The Tribune has printed table show
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

DR.. Sanford's Liver invlgoratcr IL n vegetable
cure biousness constipation. Il cures
thousands annuay-Try It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-05

NEW NAvY.-The Tribune's pamphlet has great pop'
uinr value. All the warship, described. with
number Of guns. dimensions, etc" etc. This NUMBER
also contains the Gillian complication. - cents
copy.
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JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE.-
Til. debate ha. been conducted for two months
In successive issue. Of The Weekly Tribune between
VIM. VI. stewart. L. =. senator, for free silver on
the basis of l TO o. and Roswell &. Horr against.
Now republished in pamphlet form. 10 pages -
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ssUR CHAUNCEY"-A Tribune premium. Arv
regular subscriber The Tribune can get n for N
cents A delicious piece Of fun, written BY Isaac H.
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