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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-17

SUCCESSFUL TRIALS OF A NEW MOETAR-pRE-
LIMINARY WORK OF THE WlEE-wOUND Gun.
These are busy days at the sandy Hook proving
grounds. on Friday Of last week and on last
Wednesday fairly successful tests were made Il
mortar proIcctlcs, designed TO Iicgc" ue C'c"s Of
warsnips. On Thursday Trial waa ncn to de-
termine tho value of immense steel plate, eleven
and Il quarter inches in thickness. against which IL
is proposed to test the projectilcs The latter
now about completed, designed 10 pierce tie
side armor OF the enemy's vessel. The greater thick
ness OF the side. a. compared with the deck arInor,
can be pierced only by proIectiie Of totally diher-
ent kind
The plate tested Thursday was furnished by
the Bethlehem Steel Works. and represents the thick
est armor carried, except by two or three OF the
most powerful menof-war. Against 1t Il ten-nch
projectile was fired with IL velocity calculated 10 be
Just Sufficient to penetrate it, The calcula-
lions were correct. and the test WAS highly
successful The point Of the proiec;!lc pro-
jected about three inches from the back Of
the plate. Int without cracking or seriously damaging
either plate or projcciilc. one curious feature,
Characteristic OF tie value OF the plate the clear
and prolonged ringing sound, much Ike The vibra
lions of a tuning fork which followed the impact Of
the projectilc.
The plate Will be accepted and the new Iroiecties
tested against 1t In about two weeks.
Yesterday the preliminary test Of The Brown "sog
mental, or "wiic-wound7 gun was made. This gun
Is OF Il complicated structure. II consists Of a thin.
riiel steel tube lining around Which ar" placed
twelve heavy scgmcnts. running the length oi the
gun, and fitted together like rhe slaves Of a barrel
.ncse ore expected to give great longitudinal strength
over them layer after layer Of wire Is lightly wound
and over all placed steel jackets and belts IAe'r
last are put on while red hot, and by their shrinking
when becoming cool bind The whole tightly together
II Is maintained that the life Of tIcse guns VIII
be much greater than that OF those constructed III
the ordinary fashion. The test yesterday was
preliminary one, designed 10 try the powder 10 De-
used in the trials ana 10 determine the pressure DC
velOped by it. Several shots Were fired ana a
necessary statistics Obtained. Further tests Of III"
gun, for velocity accuracy. endurance ana strength
will take place AZ intervals during III" next tlrnr
or four weeks If the gun prove Il success II VIII
largely reyoluti0nzc The present methods OF gun
man
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LONG ISLAND.
THE BODY OF A SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.


The man who committed suicide on Thursday
aft rnoon on the Long Island Railroad by placing
Ids head Of the rails in front Of "A wcstbound
train at Mddeburg ave-. Long Isnnd City. was
identified yesterday witty Burncp n brother of
IN" receiver Of the Fifth Avenue stag Line Of New
York CITY. Receiver Bumop called at C,nway's
morgu" and identified the body By means Of n deep
scar on the throat. which his brother inflicted some
time aga while trying TO commit suicide. Mr.. I,urnop
says he saw his brother Wednesday. 8" believe y
he said, that my brothers. death H. due 10 accident
rather than suicide lie has been ont Of work for
some time, and was Oh his way 10 Locust Valley 20
look fr work when he met hi DEATH
CpLLE1E POIST.-Thc village ~ College Point
enjoys the novel distinction Of having prisoner IN
It's JAIL who cannot BE- tried because he has no
clothing 10 wear In court His name is J,coh
Jouretti. lie was released from Sing sing after
serving Two Years sentence for robbery. ON
reaching College Point he tried TO break inb his wfcs
alarinrnis. va, arrested ~ the village constable and
locked mp Ihr FIST night Of his lmpria nmcnt h.
tore his cloihihs Into sareds. His wife refused o.
provide any more Tor him, and the Ovcrsecr Of the
Poor also refused On the ground that Jourets wife
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NETWORK CITY.

President Martin, OF the locc Board, yesterday So
eccd thirty policemen Of long service III the dc part
ment for detailed duty at the fifteen free baths during
the warm weather
:. IL. lladcy. superintendent OF the wafer street
Mission. will address the young mems meeting N the
East Eighty -sXjh-s branch o. the Young Mems CHRIS
tan Association tomorrow afternoon al 4 O'Clock.
The funeral Of Joseph l. West who died on Wcln'S-
day. took place at his home. No. IS EIs. siNtys cod
ST., yesterday morning. Many ri ncs Of the family
present. The burial was at TIE old Marble
Cemetery, In SecOndst.
David Ryan, Assistant Supervisor OF "Thc City
Record has resigned his place. TO GO into business
The salary has been 90 800 yca: hut his successor
will have TO be satisfied with $1,000. Mr. Ryan has
held the Office since october, 1850, when ". j. Is.
Kenny became Supervisor Previously Mr.. Ryan was
confidential secretary TO Mayor Grant.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Coney Island Jockey Club races Sheepshead Bay 80
r.. m.
Departure Of 7:h Re cmcnt for State Camp
Presentation OF medals to nremen for bravery, lVer'
side Drive So Sevc1fy-slN'h-st, p. III.
Arrival CT the viking ship.
Yalc.Princeton ba-cha match, Polo Grounds, p. m.
New. YORK " ashington baseball match Polo Grounds
/ p. III.
Return Of the I'D Regiment from Statc Camp
Co,nthlan Yacht Club REGATTA.
OPENING Ct the FL Dorado, afternoon and evening
Richmond County Country Club reception.
Underhi Society America SiNtcenth-st and Kuther-
ford Place. ,.
All Souls Protestant Episcopal Church kindergarten
closing cxercises. 30 p.
Lcderkranz Society festival. Washington PARK even
Ing.
Masic in Central Park by tn Regiment Band, p. m.
Music in ST. Mays Park 12th Regiment Band, p H.
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RAIIM' AY.

Tho VILLAGE Of Woodbridge, four miles south Of
Railway, will hold an indignation meeting Monday
evening account Of the dismissal Of five teachers
Misses Eleanor W. kiddcr, Ada G. Wicker. Charlotte
H. Waite Ada H. Lyman and Elizabeth T.. Garnet
son, from the public schools by Principal Gamble.
1t Is asserted that there Is good rca,cn for the
pnncIal's action. ms the women had filed the places
for several years satisfactorily 10 previous principals
and 10 the Boarl Of Trustees. Charles W. Eoynon.
i. T.. Berry and Marcus Brown. They, ~ we'll as
IA" discharged teachers, Will not talk on the subject
prcfcriing 10 "ait uiil Monday night. Ihr"
teachers have been retained. two Miss, rarrcn AMI
Middleton. take .iG"s with Principal Gamble. while
the tl~i Miss Kelly, l. OntSpohcn IN her cDndomrn-
ton of the manner In which illc Teachers have been
Treated by the principal.
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OPENING OF TIE ELDORADO SEASON.

The gates Of Eldorado will be opened this after
noon for the third regular season OF this popular re-
sort on the Palisades. special programme has
been ARRANGED for the afternoon and at Might BolosS
Kralfys spectacle King Solomon" will be presented.
There viii be bailets, pagean's Interesting foreign
features, mile OF new scenery, handsome costumes
and armor and many other things. Mr.. Kiralfy de-
cares that his revived spectacle will surpaSs in
brilliancy anything OF the Kind attempted on
this side OF Atlantic. The boxing kangaroo Will,
II Is expected, prove an entertaining feature after
moons and evenings.
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pOoR BABJES TIE OBJECT OF THEIR CARE

Tho Ncw-Ycrk Tcnemcn,-iiousc Chapter OF the
international order OF Kings Daughters and Sons
has sent out an appeal lsr money 10 enable Il TO
carry on the work among the children in the t,nc-
mrnt house districts during the hot weather. Tn
possibility Of an epidemic OF cslera and the great
need In any case. OF milk and fresh air for sick
babies and children make the work ef the chapter
more important than even before
The appeal is especially addressed 10 Kings Sons
ana Daughters. and to people about to leave the
edty for the summer. who urged TO contribute to
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NIW AHK

Judge Andrew kirkpatrick. receiver for the Dlmcs-
lie sewing Machine Company received yesterday the
siltcIn.n Of the concerns affairs. but owing 10 the
absence Of Vicc.Chanc,llor Van Fleet he unable
T. gyc 1t out for publication. At the factory
order for 800 machines has been received from
Edroc, the machines TO be paid for before shipment.
# Is the largest single order the concern has ever
had Wor. at the factory viii probably De resumed
Monday Tuesday.
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MONT VERNON

Tic Young Mems Christian Association has leased
tho athletic grounds ~ siXth-.t. aud Icnikav"..
formerly lca scd the Mount Vernon Athletic A-.ocin-
ton. The lease includ-s the grand stand ani al
tine athletic apparatus. and TIE grounds ar" h'in-
PUT into condition ior the field s'Hic' 70 b" contested
Win tho teams 81 TIE lJn.,iS Young Mems christian
A~~ocintlOn July 1. ~ grounds vii! b n@'d
exclusively by Members OF me lOane Ncn- thli ,lan
a .orla.I,n . \ meeting Oi tie E'pIbio 81
Gin, VIII be held at Republican Han On " .Hday
,N,f In,
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IOWA CENTRAL MAKES TROUBLE.

Chicago, June l6.-1he Iowa Central has reduced
It., rat" 10 the annual convention " the Epworlh
icaaic at Cleveland June 30, from $50 10 {, $23 %
for tho round trip. This rate Is likely 10 create
trouble a The lines In the Western Passenger AsSocl-
zion had agreed that during the Worlds Fair they
could not uln the Central Traffic Association lines IN
making cNcur-iun rates on IN" certificate plan Tor
any convention held east Of Chicago. The action u
The Iowa Central /, AGAIN, Ibis policy, and 1t may
di,arrinsc the plans OF ia" Western Passenger ASsO'
.fufI.
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TIE COMMISSION QUESTION.

Chcaro June 1G.-rhc Western passenger lines
to-day con -dcrcd the commission clause Of the agree
mont but no definite action was taken. although
matters were so arranged that II probably will be
settled Tomorrow some Of the roads which are
so earnestly consid. ng the question Of commission
hav. been Insisting for som" time that they not
doing sufficient business to warrant them In reducing
rates To the Fntr. yet AT the same time they can
afford To Iay cummi-- iOnS IN caSh.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.
BRUNsWICK-Baion dc Rio Bronco, OF Brazil FIRM
AVENUF--James I. JOY Of Detroit, and Charles d.
jacob OF Louisville. GILSEY-Gcneral Wesley Merritt.
United States Army. HOFFMAN-Commander T. II.
Davis United States Navy. and State Controller Frank
Campbell Observation-Disclosures Guzman, Minister
for Nicar,qua at WASHINGTON MURRAY HILL-Judgc
George I. DaIforth. OF Rochester. ST. JAMES-EN-
Governor Oden Bowie OF Maryland VICTOKlA-Baron
Faya Italian Ambassador Washington. WALDORF
Judge Nathan Goh. Of the United States Circuit Court OF
Appeals. EREVOORT-Hudyald hiplng
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owned nronertv and able to buy clothing. jon
roi has now been locked up four days awaiting trial
charge Of assa"lng his WIFE, rT, ana Sm ,ne Judge Is
UAEyION-Owing 10 tn" numerous blrglarles
committed In this Gown the citizens under ,ne leader
CbirsPio Nssociation. have formed vigilance com
miifcr The members take turns patroing the
viIi.ce nj night In search Of the burglars.
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TO PROCEED AGAlNsr THE NJ. X. AND T.

Topeka Kan, June 16-Attorncy General Little
was IN consultation nearly MI day with his assistant,
G.. II. kimjall. of Lahctc County, I'm reference TO
the Ms OnIi, Kansas and Texas Railroad Company.
This company, In violation Of the law AMI regardless
o OF the Attorney General has moved Its
neral Oinc.s from arsOna 10 ~. Louis. Mo. The
Attorney General proposes 10 begin proceedings In the
court, NJ once force forfeiture OF the railroad
,OmIanyS charter,
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OPEN.AIR SPORTS.-The Tribune's book. the bee
American Bots Own Book printed. Large octave
oxcr 5Oo popc, or great value also TO adults. The
topics nre archery, horseback riding all snmes Of
ball, rne and shotgun, sailing; boat aud yacht oane'
ing, swin,mngt skating, bicycling, aud In fact Ire
whole range Of lnudablc open.air sports' a ""
copcs only, Piice, SI.2J each.
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Yes and your tailors bills keep you Ghort.
Our clothes are made in so many
shapes to size that we find it very
easy to fit men of the most peculiar
build; and ordinary people just have
fun buying clothes of us.
Mixed chcviot suits, the porous kind,
ncgligc shirts to go with 'em-and
such !-russet shoes and those ridicu-
lous witlc-brimmed straw hats; but
people will have them. We have mar
row-brimmcd ones too.
Open this evening.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
THINE rrnes:
ST0RES. ts2a Is
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terday by the 1ury's finding him guilty Of man
slaughter In the second degree. Judge Fitzgerald
remanded him until Friday for sentence In the
morning Lewis Stuyycsnnt Chanler, for the defence
and Assistant Distrct-Atrorney Bradley. addressed
the jury.
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THE YOUTH GUILTY or MANSLATGHTER.

The trial Of George Mckenzie, eighteen years old.
for throwing his PLAYMATE Henry 9ucll down an air.
shaft at No. 81 Westinghouse ST.. February 10,
lo02, and klirg Lin. ended In General Sessions yes
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MRs WINsr0w's SOoTTINC SYFvP
been . es Syer FIFTY rtAS By NiL'I3ES o.
~ Win PERFECT >UCCIso II soOIHES th'
tmILD sotIENs THE GUNS. AilAYS Nh PA Nh
III AKRIIOEA. Sold b. DRUGGISTS IN every part oil
the world. TWEEN rY-IINE CENTS \ BOTTLE.
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MILIIONAIRES.-A complete list OF ths 4.041 mile
onarc- OF tho United states and how nnde ttslp
money Only list compiled. Valuable to studeas
cconon,i,t. aud promoters OF new enterprises -
cesisa copy. ILhr xiDic cloth. 81.
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ALMANAC. 1s93--Third Edition. re viscd TO the drse
of April. A really splendid nna,cr First Of tbs
grent Almnnacs tins marriott $40 paxs& New
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the fresh air fund before their departure. Coniri
buttons may be sent TO Miss Clara Flt.d, treasurer
No. n NadisOi.-st
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NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribunc's pamphlet has great pop.
MIR value. All the new wnrslips described. with
number OF guns dimensions. ETC.. etc. Tnis number
also contains the Gillian complication. Ij cenfs
CODY.
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"OUR CHACNCRY."-A Tribune premium. Any
rcgunr subscriber The Tribune can get tf Tor 81
cents. A delicious piece OF fun, written oy isaao ~
Iromley for the Yale alumni. PrOfusely illustrate
nv Beard and Gibson.
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10 Minutes to Canal St.

Spend 10 minutes extra and bring your
boys down town. We've made reduction
in Boys SuitS-not a reduction" in the
ordinary sense but one that's sure to profit
you.
KNICKERBOCKER SUITS-from the
most desirable stuffs. Three dollars and
half buys our So and 81 qualities. -Four
dollars and half, buys our So and So quail.
ties.
LONG TROUSERSSUITS, offine cheviots
and tweeds. Seven dollars and hall, buys
our Sill qualities. Eight dollars and half
buys our SI2 qualities.
At our Broadway and Canal St. store only.
Large-o.-his-age, or smal-of-hs-age, or the lust.
right boy-szes for all of them.
At our lower store there's bargain or two for older
people in Underwear ard Hosiery Dontp put off buying
You can't have them all tine time.
HACKETT,
CARHART & co.
Broadway & Canal St.,
Broadway near Chambers St.
Open late this evening. 30
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JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
In preparation. This debate has been conducted for
months IN successive issues of Tho Weekly
Tribune between VIM. vi. stewart L. =. senator, for
free silver. the bnsi- Of to 10, and Roswell q.
lIorr against. ID cents copy. scad your orders
now.
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
PAMPHLETS

PRESBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND
THE BRIGGS CASE.-In preparation. The proceed.
ncs Of tie General Assembly at Washing 0n nmpII.
fed necessary particulars, and the trial of the cnse
Of d.. Briggs. 2J cents "a copy. send your orders
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MIILIONAIREs.-The TrIbune's list handsomely
bound la flexible cloth. 81.
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAI.-A full account Of
The lOOth ami OF Wnshnstons lnnuxuratious
In New York City. with all the speeches. 10 cents.
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TEVE STORIES or THE WAR FOR THE
VNIOS.-A new collection april. 1888 Of stories
written Al parici Tnrliax pathetic aud
- a
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Many aches and pains yield promptly t
P\EKfR'S GINGER TONIC. Try H.
Pii,kTKs HAIR BALSAM VIII save your hair.
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Announcements

F & w "OCrA.- SuATTEMUC." f.. * w.
Either style you wear low collar
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Tune and money saved. Chicago special O p. H.
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NEW TARIFF BILI.-rhc Mckinley bill. with the
arguments of the Ways and Means COMMITTEE IN Ns
fuX or. % cents.
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Iitjf)kS.

TRIBUNE ALMANAC, lS9S.-In CLOTH 81
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TRIBUNE neutrality-suspicious. OF Chauncey u
Dcpew Geo. William CARTS. Charles A. Dana, Gov
Mckinley. and Il. q. Korr and poem BY stedman, -
the jUih anniversary OF The Tribune. Id cents.
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HOW TO WIN FOWTUNE.-Audrcw Carnesie's csls
ebraed e>sny In The Tribune 10 which he declared
college education essential business aaa
thu there many chances Tor poor men ever
5 cents.
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WAR STORIEs-Over 40 tales or tho Civil War; By
Union soldiers Inspiring, thrilling aud pathetic. Mess
Of them written Tribune cash prizes. ID cents
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BIG ISSCES.-The best Of Roswell G. Horr's aPfis
cIcs In ne Weekly Tribune the Tar, Fiaaacs Sal
silver. An education In itself 10 ceniA
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HENRY 4. DANIELS. NJ. D..

rcoo. N tho hcrNOl, Nvstan ticnIto Urinary OrGanS
-, >a,,.,, aud Stcr,lity Hours Y 20 / s 10 y.
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VILLAGE IlIPROvENENT.-Two cha rmIux aptici>S
by Is. o. Nortirop. the prime In this News
York City who 10 help beiutfy thor arvs
iow la cOauIry should read IAis. Scsuts o0pg.
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sPEECHES-Thc best Of the amer. diuuer eratory Of
one water al this city. % cents.
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ro cr,ppp,rs A cHrRCH,s ANNIVERSARY.

A BIG DEPOSIT BY THE TRACTION OohfAN l.
The BrooLlyn Traction Company has deposited S"'
600 900 with the local rus, companies oil the CIT! "s
its guarantee to the stockholders oil inc oiooni'
City Railroad Company that the terms OF .ne 'eas. y,
,hs rrop.rtv Of the latter company will be compiled
18th The time expired yesterday for the acceptance
nv the stockholders Of the Brooklyn City Company oil
the offer made to them take stock In the IracDon
Company The deposit of the guarantee fund 10 ocal
financial companies is expected TO ald Ill reie'Ne ~
financial stringency to degree
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TRvSTS.-Araumenfs In their favor by 9. c. T. Doda,
solicitor the standard oil Company. and argument
guiust by II. v. Powderly Grand Master Workman q
the Ikuights Of Labor. ) ccEts.
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incs Of the General Assembly at Washington. nmp.
fed In necessary particulars, and the trial Of the
Of d.. Briggs % cents "a copy. send your orders
now!
JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
In preparation. This debate has been conducted for
Two months In successive issues of The Weekly
Tribune between VIM. VI. stewart. L. =. senator, for
free silver. the bnsi. Of to 10, aud Roswell q.
IIorr against. 10 cents a copy. scad your orders
NEW NAvY.-Thc Tribunc's pamphlet has great DOB.
MIR value All the new wnrships described. with
number Of guns. dimensions etc.. etc. Tnis number
also contains the Chiinn complication. ID cenfs
copy.
ALMANAC. Isa3.--Third Edition. revised to the arss
Of April. A really splendid nnapcr. First Of tbs
grent Almnnacs tins marNst. 80 paxs@ New
rendy. Facts about the Worlds Fair. - ceats =
copy.
NILLIONATRES.-A complete list OF the 4.041 mile
Ionnirc- OF tc United states and how they undo ttss
money Only list compiled. Valuable to studesss,
economists aud promoters OF new enterprises -
cesisa copy iLhr XDic cloth. 81.
TRUE STORIES or THE WAR FOR The
VNIOs.--A new collection April, 1898 Of stories
written by partic as Tnrlia< pathetic saA
t,ae. - ccnI> copy.
HOW TO WIN FOWTUN E.-Andrcw Carnssies col.
ebrnted In The Tribune 10 which he declared
college education essential business success, aaa
that there many chances Tor poor men even
5 cents.
WAR STORIES.-Over 40 tales or tho Civil War. ~
Union soldiers. Inspiring thrilling aud pathetic Mess
them written Tor Tribune cash prizes. ID cents
BIG ISSCES.-The best Of Roswell G. Horr's aPhs
cIcs In Weekly Tribune On the Tar.i, Fiaaacsxal
silver. An educ alton In itself ~ ccais.
VILLAGE IMPROvENENT.-Two charming aptici>s
Is. &. Norrop. the prime mover In this work. News
FORK City who help beiutify taoir nanvs
towns la should read Inis. csuts o0py.
yORTHFIELD. 1872. - The cxereisss thsr~
cents copy.
CHAUTACQCA. 1SS2.-Proinscy illustrated. TIE
story oi .cusod. - cents copy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In their IN by 9. &. T. Doda,
staudar d Oil Company, and
nguust by r. " PowderIy, Grand Master Workman f
the Ikuighrs OF Labor. 5 cccts.
sPEECHES.-Thc best Of the amer. duuer eratory se
one water In this city. % cents.
TRIBUNE neutrality-suspicious. OF Chauncey "
pcpew, Geo. William Curtis. Charles A. Dana, Gov
Mc<inIcy. and x. &. Korr. and poem BY stedman, -
the jUih anniversary Of The Tribune. IL cents
WASHINGTON CENTENNItI.-A full account Of
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CHAUTACQCA. lSS2.-rro,nsclv illustrated. TIE
story lac .easoL. - ccutsa copy.
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