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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

upon It, and II Mr.. Cleveland had any.
reservations he had no right to ask Of
me the carrying out Of action which
was to give him and the people yolun-
tRry services without expectation or
demand for payment and reward ON
my part. Mr.. Stevenson thanked me
heartily, and do not doubt what his
action will be when the millions ask
him 10 save them from destruction"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

DETRolT, Micn, July 1O.--sOvOral
boys were bathing in tho river oil the
head OF Belle Isle this afternoon, when
two OF thcm got beyond their depth.
One boy named Adams was saved by o
playmate and John Wick, fathor Of tho
other, attempted to roscuo his son. Tho
boy grabped his father around tho
whit and both wont down together.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17
FIREWORKS FATALITY.
Premature Explosion of a Bomb at
an Italian Picnic, at Chicago,
JgFLgTS DEATH AND INJURIES

On Many People Who We're Standing
Around tho spot Whore tho Mortar
Was Tirod-TAe Lights on the
Ground Extingulshed, and Dark.
ness Adds to tho Wild Panic that
vollows-The Mortar Was an I'm.
proyiscd Aflair, and Burst to Pieces,
Flowing Its Way Through tho
Crowd-sad Ending of Merry.
Making-Four Persons Killed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

0F"7a7 DT'p07ed 10 OIc InltlIgcHCeE
BrcEnANSoN, W, Va, July 1G.--The
residence Of Daniel Carper, who lives
three mile, from here was entirely des.
troyed by fire together with nearly all
i'l contents about o'clock this morn
ing Loss, about fifteen hundred dol
IIarsi insured for ono thousand in the
Peabody OF Wheeling. :
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rhrec chllaron l,nrnrd 10 nnn.h

DuRASr, Miss, July lO.-Last night
three cOlorcd children wore locked up
IN tho house by thOlr father aud moth.
cr who then went to church. During
lNe absence Of the parents the cabin
CrCmRtod.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17
GONSPIRAIOR MORTON.
Secretary of Agriculture Makes the
Most Unwarranted Changes
AGAINST THE WEATHER BUREAU

And Failing In His Plot to Have Prof.
Harrington Bounced He is Doing
All He Can to Cripple That Impor-
tant servioe-A Small Man and His
Small Methods-Presldent cIevo'
land is Charged by tho Silver Men
With Duplioity-Blanton Duncan
on the Betrayal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

LONDON. July 1O,--The American
champion swimmer Mcougkor defeated
easily tile Ox.Chnmpion English swim.
NOR, F'lnncy, al BlaCkpool. Tho match
wnH for GOO n sidO McCuskOr has
been challenged by tho English swim.
trer, Nutiall, TO tacO ono milo for one
thousand pounds u aide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

CHICAGO, July 1O.-Johnny Gdflin,
recently ydotCS,cd by solly Smith before
the Columbian Athletic Club, called at
tho Office Of tho club to-day aud dopos.
itod s, 900 to moet any foatherwoipht In
the world, solly Smith preferred, for
$1,000 o side nnd any reasonable purse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17
A HEAVENLY STRANGER,
The Newly Discovered Comet De-
velops into a Stellar Freak.
II SUDDENLY TAKES ON A TAIL

Length, Three Times az
Long as tho Moon is Wide, and
Reaching to the zenith-It Was
Flrst Taken by Astronomers for
Brilliant Engagement of the Aurora
HoreeIis-lt Can bo Seen With the
Naked Eye-Tho New Visitor OF a
Decidedly Erratio Character
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stanmnhlp nforementa.

1tyRRpoob, July 1e.-Arrlvcd--BoS.
tonian, Boston.
HAvnE, July 1O.-Arriyed--1a Bour-
gognO, New York.
BosToS, MAsG, July 18.-Arriyod--
Polynesia, Hamburgj Payonia Liver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

DNooElYs, N Y, July iO.--A con.
EInoon Of tho Evangelical Lutheran
Snutch Of America was held In the
swedish bethlehem church this after.
"'On' BlShOp Won sChselO delivered
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17
Drowning NJ Nilnuo.

Sft''d Dh'pa'o' 10 he hitiiigacer
=, srFuprSvlM.r, Quo, July lO.--John
SS.ncabo!, pgOd seven, was drowned at
Ml,ngo Junction In tile Ohio river while
IN bathing last nlpht.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

MIpRlp, July 1G--A bandcrilloro,
named Loblto, was gored to-day In tho
bull ring at San Fernando, lslo do
Leon, and dlod half an hour Upwards,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

WASHINGTON, D. O., July 1e-Tho
total number OF fourth class poStmas.
tors appointed yesterday was ninety.
four, Of which thirty were TO oil yacan.
clcs caused by reslgnation6 and deaths.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

For w6st Virginia and Ohio, local thunder
storms tonight, followed by fair weather during
greater portion Oi Mondays warmer, houth'
For Fef Western PonnIylvAnia, local showers,
followed by clearing weather. boulhWoiiorly
Wiuda .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-17

A, iurnished BY o. acHSEFR drugghL corner
Mafkol and FOlIfLoenth ALteaLA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
Fourqurean,
Price & Co.,
FOURTH AND BROAD STREETS.
WE ARE STILL SELLING
SILKS.

We offer this week special line OF Plaid
Tanetas and Surahs, for waists, from
85c. to S1.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

We have on hand an enormous stock of
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR when must
move. SEQ tho reiucei hgures So haSe pus on
tn, tns'; money. nt SKIRTS, PANTS. cnkNfsEs,
GOWNS. CORSET WASTE, and q small iot o.
CBILDRRNS GARMENTS all 20 as reduced
LADIES' sHIRT-wAIsTs must seii at tho
prices wo have marked on thom-"hta ones
reduced % Soc, sold ~ 75c ~ Too so.d as ~
and Ell as; 20 81 sold az sl.oO and ~. one
~ See The CofoRaD PERcALg and LAWN
WAISTS We sell at 50c, reduced ffom 'oe.
None In the city 70 equal them.
For ono week more odly all OF our NAY ana
BLAcK-CLorH BLAZERS tnss ssn a. II,s,Tl 70 Ar
CLOTH BLAZERS that sold AZ 10, ~ ana -
cBILDRENs REgFERs and BtAzEa
JACKETS reduced 10 ~, sI.25, and el.SO tnat
are worth from e. 20 $500 apiece.
Sun UMBRELLAs aud PARAsoLs 90 regard
less of any value. sec those We onsr az si'
si25, aud sl.50. worth from s2 70 81 Apiece;
LADIES ETOS aod BLAZER Cloth SUITS
fyou can't got anything more ssrSicshols) arc
greatly reduced for this week. ,,.oos
You can't resist buying WASH "o"Do NJ SUI"
prices as We sell them.
OUTING CLOTHS reduced to &c. q yard from
P0NaEgs that look IKE China siiks reduced
20 s;jlr FROM l2slc yard.
cf.EPoSs IN fmcy ssares reduced 70 9'4a
'iSE 0EGASDiiE DINITIEs and FIGURED
sWIssgS reduced 10 SO. from l2tS an1 loo.
GTNGHAMs cut in half IN prices. ins pess
and mos, soIecs styles a. 81 and SIC, reduced
from i2Ifc. ,,n xrsrtua
select styles at SIC. reduced from II y ana 100
WOOL CfiALLIES IN beet styles should AZ
trsc. your attention a. Toe. yard, rsdoced fro@
Ibc. -.
You mus, see tie greatly reduced puees -
CHINA and INDIA sILKS-a sreet SAVING "
van WASH sIIKs rotuoed % 3Ilta ysrd.
DaEsS GOODS soA witnoai regard 70 sane
Sac those soc Au-Wool Goods redaeed " zoo Q
yard.
sUMNRR RIBsED aud GtUZE USDkhs
WEAR az nalf ther usual prices s.nr.
Great Inducements o1ered N cAnrkIss
RUGS, DRUGGEfs, and OiL>CLornS tof ~
week at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
BueGIEs. pHAEross, SC:
IIINE CARRIAGES CHEAP. sEykt

yIcToMAs, sURREYs, PHAEToNs, BUG
orEs. CARTS. BUSINESS WAGONS, Ere,
ALL MARKED DOWN
TO mako room for incoming goods. Prices 'ower
man the same class Of goods were ever offered
ut before.
DO not fnil to call ana examine tnis stock
which embrsecs everything N tbs vehicle hne
have also on hand . number of eECoSD-
HAND cARRIAoEs PHAkToNs, ana boo-
GfEs that can be bought for low figure.
REPAIRING Or ALL hlHps DoNh
PROMPTLY AND REASONABLY.
w. c., SMITH,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
Orr Linen DlebAaY

in lower window OF Hand Embroidered
Doilies, Squares, and Scarfs Is but
faint idea OF what we show in the de-
partment from l9c. to Si.69. Our clock
suggests lunch sets.
THE GREATEST VALUES IN SILKS
EVER OFFERED.
27-inch Bright Plaid Wash Silk at
4sc. yard, was 75c.
28.inch Striped Wash Silks at 39c.
yard. was 75c.
2l.inch Striped, Dots, and Fancy
China silks at SOC. yard-the prices
were 80, 65, and 75c.
23-inch Figured Japanese Silks at 69c.
q yard, was 81.
Evening Silks, fancy weaves, at 37ic.
O yard, Was 6Oc.
Handsome Black Silk at 75c. q yard.
was 81. 20, and at 81 yard, was sl.bO.
New Black Dress Silks, guaranteed to
wear well.
Satin Luxors at 81 aud sl.25 yard,
real values 3l.25 and Sl.50.
Satin Duchesse at 81, Sl.25. and Sl.5O
a yard-the greatest values we have
ever shown.
Faille Silks at Toe, 81, up 10 81. 30 o
yard. These prices cannot be matched
for tho same goods.
Bengaline Silk at SOC. worth 75c. and
at 81 worth Sl.23.
Moscoyits Silk at 1.25, SL.50, and 81
q yard.
Armure or Seeded Silks at 81 worth
81. .25, and at S1.25 worth $50.
Remnants of Fancy Silks and Grena-
dimes TO be cloSed out at about one hall
the regular price.
WOOLLEN DRESS GOODS FOR
EARLY FALL WEAR.
Fine French Novelties, made OF the
finest grade OF wool, at 5Oc. yard,
made to retail at 81.
English Cheviots. plain and fancy
effects, guaranteed all pure wool. at
37sc. q yard-made to retail ct 5oc. q
yard.
American ChsHots, plain and fancy
effects, at 1890. o yard-mads to sein at
25c.
Double-Twilled All Wool Storm Serge
at 40c. a yard-the same material cam
not be duplicated for less than 5oc' o
yard.
Elegant All-wool Hopsacking in the
latest weaves at SOC. yard--no better
value can he had at zoe. yard.
Black aud Gray Mohair Striped Dress
Goods at 35c. yard. This is one OF the
greatest bargains of the season.
The best assorted stock OF Black and
Gray Mourning Dress Goods ever shown
in this city. Gee the values wo arc offer
ing at 25, 81. so. 75c., 81. $l.25, and
$3.50 o yard.
About zoo rcmnsats Of desirable Worssef
Dress Goods, lIf to yards In icoSth. The sn-
/ f,re los must 60 ciossd ou; ~ pnces and hho
prices wo have marked thom VIII make them
| move quick.
1 Tennis aud have separated eacn pArt ane onef
/ aay part ., little above half pgsce. Tbey are
Rsoiust, Poles, Meta, auys and Ropes, Court
| Narfer, Msilats. Balls, and BOOKS 81 kulee
Donr sss heated up. Come stratghl - - ye1f
| Stopping, where pest goods an3 nye!t Reaoe1
| cepIeps ssoee ~ 1eons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

All Of our Figured China silks that We have
sold all tho season at 81 and 81 20 per yard
for
75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
w. E. DORSET, d. D. s.,
lo2 north Seventh street. Richmond, Va
TESTIMONIALS OF RICHMOND PEOPLE.
To Whom 10 Nay Concern:

p06 FAST LEIGH STREET.
Dr. Dorset pulled for me very Daaly -ihnauncl
tooth win his local application without anY pain
az all / desire all who need any teeth p1lied 70
on 70 hin, l.. H. FINNEY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
? A IN LESS
EXTRACTION OF TEETH.

No pain, no danger, no sleep, no chioroform,
no ether or gas, 10 cocaine, no swelled gums, no
unpleasantness. ! have control Of preparn-
tiou tor use in this city, which, when applied TO
.he gums, RENDERS EXTRACTION PAIN
LES>. Its applied directly to the gums. BY us
use teeth can DO extracted perfectly painless
No swelling Of the gums afterward. The pa
tient rotains all his senses while having his
teeth extracted. No danger. Particularly
adapted to persons who cannot take gas. Cal
on me aud try my system Of painless extraction
by local application, and 1 guarantee you Will
use no other in the future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

Black Saith Dachess. with colored stripes,
for skirts. Those Silks are tho newest things
for skirts and wear better than Teifeta or
any other Sil1s.
S5c. Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
Elegant French, Irish, and German Liner
Table DamPsk at

Napkins to match each pattern In ss and
u size.
Beautiful Linen Table Cloths in large
variety OF pattern and in all sizeS, from IN
yards square up TO cloths . yards long by 2l9
wide.
We offer nothing in Linens but PURE
LINEN, and that the very bost produced by
Germany, France, or ireland. We buy In
large quantities, thereby obtaining the low
prices, enabling US 70 offer fine goods at as
low price as Is often asked Tor inferior goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
CHECKS.

we ASK NO BETTER MONEY, ana VIII tIgI seii
90, .,e,o6s : very low GIVING CHANGElN GU Il
kENCY' yAsHoS q ROSE, Grocers,
1S.1t sixth and Clay stree cts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
A TIME TO BUY
CARPETS.

lie good rule TO buy Carpets early In
the season. Yoa get tho choice OF all the
best styles. You can have It laid the Gay
You want IT, Two good reasons. How many
times have yon found the pattern you llked
best ali sold o1t7 And when you did buy
you could not got 1t put down when you
wanted II. Our stock Is all new and the pat
terms are the choicest OF the fall designs.
You will and styles here that you will see
nowhere else Selections made now Wo
Will make up aud have rea1y TO lay at
moments notice, thus avoiding all delays,
besides giving you the choice OF the most
beautiful LIE Of Carpets ever shown In
Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13
Greatest Week Of Our
SUMNER CLEANUP SALE.

OUMMER ULEAN-UP DALE
30, tho good times arc a-coming. you can soc
'em on the run;
A-twinkln' in the dew-drops. an s-shinin' in tho
A-dumpln' osr tho daisies and a-babolln' 10 the
brook,
An lookin' at feiier IKE bis sweetheart rsesef
look
In all the talk OF hard times and dis
trust the croakers seem to forget that
this great country with its vast natural
wealth is still left--and that We, in our
great Summer Clean Up Sale, arc giving
values that beat all records.
We offer for Monday the greatest re-
ductions yet. Don't fail to come soon,
as the lots are getting beautifully small.
Sc. Llama Cloth that sold at
A 1910.
YARD Dark Ginghams that sold at
WILL 12ic.
BUY solid-Black Poplin, reduced
from 12lc.
Cashmere Outing, reduced
&c. from l5c.
Canton Crepe, reduced from
A 1890.
Bokhara Crepe, reduced from
YARD 20c.
Lawns, neat styles, reduced
from 1910.
WILL Apron Ginghams, reduced
from loo.
BUY 15c. Outing Cloths, good pat
terms.
Outing Cloths, worth 16ic.
8tc. White Check Lawn, worth
12ic.
A White Striped Lawn. worth
lac.
Dress Ginghams, reduced
YARD from 1870.
Apron Ginghsms, reduced
from lac.
WILL Crepe Cloth, reduced from
1910.
Yard.wide 12jc. Percales.
BUY Navy-Blue l2ic. Lawns.
Navy-Blue 1910. Satines.
T White Satin-Stripe 16sc.
1910. Muslin.
White Large-Check 16ic.
Muslin.
Soid-Black Dotted and
A Figured 25c. Muslin.
Black Muslin White Polka
Dot 25c. grade.
French Ginghams, reduced
YARD from 35c.
Scotch Ginghams, reduced
from 2jc.
Black Ground White-Figure
WILL 20c. Wool Challie.
Black and White l9c. Satines.
French Dress Null, reduced
from soc.
BUY Brandenburg Cloth, reduced
from 20c.
19c. T French Batiste, reduced from
A French Organdie. reduced
from 40c.
YARD Tinted Null, reduced from
Acc.
WILL French Satinc, reduced from
25c.
BUY Broche Satine, reduced from
Ace.
FANCY PARAS0LS---0 --0ne Fifth OF.
97c buys 26-inch Black silk GLORIA
Umbrella worth $l.25.
Special Values in Curtain Scrlm.
lOc. Curtain Scrim goes at &C.
l2ic. Curtain Scrim goes at SIC,
1Ggc. Curtain Scrim gots at lOc.
LACE CURTAlNS--S Special Prices.
3.yard Nottingham Curtains at 75c. {
pair.
3s-yard Nottingham Curtains at sl.l'
a pair.
4-yard Nottingham CurtaiRs at 1925
pair.
regular prices.
MORE LINEN G00DS--Cut Prices.
Extra-Large Barnsley Linen lem
stitched Sheets, 2l.95 each worth 35.oC
pair. -,
Fancy-Border Huck Towels, size 2Gx
81, 19c. each worth Sta dozen.
Extra-Fine Plain and Fancy-Bordel
Huck Towels, I9c. each, instead Of 2jc
81 Colored- Border Monte Liner
Table-Coyers, &c., reduced from Sl.50
Stamped Linen Tray-Cloths, lOc
each-less than cost of stamping.
50 quality III Marseilles Quilts,
SL98. -,
"A quality 1874 Marseillcs Quilts
92.S8.
1sx54 Stamped Buffet Scarfs, lie.
1sx72 Stamped Buffet Scaris, 23c.
Sponge Cloth. 4, T, and lOc. cheaper
and better than sponge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-13

While Wash Japanese silks, splendid
value,
SOC. to 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
Or ROBERT c. breckenridge,
Agent. BOREEL BUILDING,
No. l1J Broadway, NEW HORF
Anetion Sales of Real Gsiatc.
PETER +. MEYER, Aucuoneer. ,

~ oRPoRATION SAIL or rrBLN SCHOOL
EEor rdsi H sse. oi eea Tat A c
of t the Sinking FUND Of cW d NewYorn E oas'
i iste 'i nschangs salesroo Broadvsy lnur.
DAY 1899 9, HS2" choice and ys; aIaS Ss, lot for
land ong1g to w nd CITY Sa Of ,.qsr ouy ny,
line Ns sci G5S%% f Ay9Sd%'f 70 w.t.
10 0i between south Tiit%Se and W,o,er i,ac,
i2T 7oo %ara SSs 81 ' r. between and IN
aves lis IT. W. Of LenOx-aye $500, ,.ut,o, to,.
2ap . MAF Fsry school I'm No. ~ Sos ? sJ No.
i$s"fF ct Concord sse: ave , f%s ts'N s. os
dsn.ave. 800 II. south Of unlon.sve; ,,oa -.
H.isln t'% iro% a'i':s depth
''1 100 & " corner s.t.st; BLOCK 400. Ward Mes.
18TH SS9 E%GISS A2r g. ,S @2'1h bloc. 'os'
,yrm Hra wAM5Jrwo Icts. n. s. Insts. Block 1oes.
ETH TT'S wHtRD-two lots n s. io2dss. Block lo2a.
van NM Ss'' cTf:617o'Y AorrDrcT PROPERTY ,o,n.,
aTM 90 on Lot TO- T. saes map far@
1@S adclnns lo' Farm, sac So. "G 3, e,
'a1 %aH?%Sf o. & e
lgIH wAkDcmarhree adjoining ioi 10 Fac" E'oNi"'
e.T wXHDwo parcel. vacant land one eo on seds:
VT, w,sk ssss ind % one oo 81 E9rdAa '''
s shlis eSa parcel. vacant Lard
+ Il; @ os,. ~c sss
srosSwsy.. '"1 IL inc Az" THO. W. MYEMsi
cg e. Ms" Sas f ss 70 D 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
Delaware. Incknwnnn, md Western II. Il.
stations IN New DIRK loot Of barclay and Christophc
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. yEsTIBuLED TRAINS.
PULLMAN COACHES.

direct route 70 NEWAHh. BLooMflELp. MoNTcLAIn.
IIlE ORANGES, Summit BernaldsIllle. Raskn8
l;idse, Madison, Morrstown. Pas,,ie tatersoa Boon
iS,i Dyer StAnh9pe, BuD LAkE' LAKE H4'
wa,hiugton, PItILLirsBuKG EAsIoN. WATER
GAP, STROu DSBURG. pocono Mountains. sCRAN-
ToN, rIrrsToN. Win EspA MhE, NANTiC0KE.
iHMioX. 0&toi;b SGiiWitH. WatsrviiIs, UiitH.
6sWEGoo.. 'irrnAci. towlGo, ELMfHA t66kkSSffSat.
oWHE,f ,SoTTiiWEST ANP, soUTIwI.s1T;,a o '' ~~
tittass. Pullman parlor cars. Ccaneets at Buffalo
win train for Chicago, arriving GAS a. m. next
morning
7.2O A. M.-BINGIIAMTOY MAIL. Stops at principal
400 r. M.-scRANroN. nINGHAMToN. and FL
4.10 r. MNscKNNroN Win ES1AREE and PLYM
80 EXPRESS. Pullman parlor
1880 T.. VI. tDany).-Et@FAIO LIMITED EXPRESS
III .ur keepers. Arrives ~ - a: m
O.OO y. VI. (b,llN.-BuFFALO UTICA ami OSwEGO
r..<lEtSS. Pnuan sleeper.
TICKETS and ,uILMAN AGG0MMoDATIoNS at "a
f; 81 and oi2 Boiway. SO West lo5h.st: 235 Columbus
ave- Ns4-York: 3l3 Westinghouse, 700 Fnton't and
- broadway. DrooklJn. limo tables giving full In.
10 matcn At all stations;
check baggage from hotel resdencs destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

few y
ica
Mrnn he r
tho i :
ILandor
oil
rImngne n NJ
whhh extend Of
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IS
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WATER irons cold ali
of
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10
from
shelnh of a kinds are nd h
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02

XECrTORs' SALE OF CIiOI + srBt RBAN PROP
II EHTY formerly occnriri bv the tate DAVID u.
ACKEls tof Acket, Merrali A Coi1l' ,,, -, 1t.i.,,.
ihc Ack"r Iicmc.tead Property rit,a.', ~ ~, t
Bergen County NcwJcr-cy. near nc Ia'rifon 'i,' '
day next June 18th. at 10 O'Clock q. m ,. -. go.
acre., with tie' house. and outbulahe', ~ m,''''l'
ann or for CI,IIln. otc building lots. The stock.
croI furniture and Other personal property now on The
premises will also be sold. , .,,.
Terms pr cent cash 40 per cent in thirty days.
remainder on bond and mortgage. II dc-i 90. .,,
Chanbers.st Via Ee con ,ouniv >hor; Cut T. Firawn
station The distance from NcwYork l. about '' minutes.
T.r turtle, particulars apply To-, rxtxcs On
6i1 1rosdvav W. " ~ cQ2 Market Street
Newx@k. Psesson' n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There was q fair amount OF property offered az auc'
49, ve,terdIy, but chiefly by order OF the courts
william Kennedy offered Nos. Ss5 and 1877 larka'e',
s,e-story brick fiat house lot 20xloo. Micnaei
,,.IIoran the buyer. at $4,000.
p Ing,aham d Co. offered under foreclosure NO.
v,roc..t "A four.story brick tenement house with
s,.,o on full lot. Mary O'Heilly was the puyer ior
sassoo The auctioneer offered nc 10, o"r
ssoJrsd and cvcnh-st east OF zoo
soId 70 plantin in the proceedihgs ,or 90 W,
'" pet.r f. Meyer o,rcd at pubic aucu 10; 70 VIZ,
NV, . thirc-stoiy brick house ami lot l'NfO. ~
sld L, Patrick j. Ryder for sl3 900. iSaIenou
va EaudauI-st., Unnecessary oVh hou,V
pEcIcss nv 100 broucht ~ the same buyer
OIL IiaYnett & Co. offered under I. 10,
~ S,l35 b,twcea Onc.hundred. aLdt twenty hiiu anu
and fourth sts ~ wa soiu W Ausust
Oh,hS for $50. All ther property oieiea MS
!vner withdrawn or adjourned
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certures ano Nleetinss.
6otels.
Chicago.

Chicago.
vSyORLDS FAIR-ItoomS (onyl. Private restense-
w midway between Fair grounds and city. Complete 10
all appointments Especially desirable for lodies fam
lilies Arrange for rooms In ad,ancs. j. ). GRAY,
3 OH Prairie Ave-. Chicago. III
~ HID,S FAiR-Roonl- suite-2 parors and bed.
w rooms with bath Tor ~ per day and for - per dAy.
Address ID. FULLER
3,746 Safest, Chicago Ill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEnSEY
An,hracc Coal used cxclu>iyriy nruring Cleanliness
and COniOri.l
Pour Tracks. Protected nv Automntc Block signal
s,.,cm Trains leave Stntiom loot OF Liberty ~.
Time Tn Bile ~ effect Nay -, 1913.

FOR S S 90 az ~ 20 r. ~ T. IS night eicSvt
saturday night suuday4. II 80 \. NJ. 90 $50 90
For iisnislurg a: 90 500 So A. ~ 100 30.
night. sundiy,. II 80 \. NJ. 90, 3oO $50 l.. 81,
J. FOO For pt.yIle at 90 90 s:i5 \. NJ. 90 30
90 $40 7. NJ = rs nishd c>c.pi satnriaJ Night
night. 49,. , ,,,n,t....... -. Ia
y 90 III A. 81. / 90 80 80 =. ~, 12:l5 night.
except SATURDAY night sundaya. 7:l5 A. NJ, 90 T.. H.
For Fusion gethloh,m., Allentown. Manc4 Chunk &c..
90 Is 10 A. VI. 90. I 20. 5i5 80 to Allen
town j. NJ sunday. 80 rs Y VI, 90 ) 80 Pm.
Tor Wilkc-harlc ptt-ton and SerlntoI A a. VI.
40 T. NJ sunday. 30 \. NJ.
FOR RCD Bank Long Br'nch aud points south Z, Pom,
Pleasant 30 10 II 70 \. N. - 3:Ao. 90 30.
GI5 =. NJ. Sundays eXccpi Ocean Grove and A'bury
For Lakewood Toms River Earncglt Park and Barnc
rat 1 20 IL \. NJ. 80. 80 T. NJ.
For At1nilc CITY. Ninelind and Brdgeton. 80 A. NJ,
30 T. NJ
q 20 Is II 30 4 -. | 30. 4 80 4. NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-02
NEw.YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN HALLWAY
Excur.iou Tickets. New York To Chicago ana Kct"rn
$500.

Through trains Tor chicago and the Wolis ralr eaIe
foo. ~ Wr,t i3d follows, - minutes cntlirr rom
iunnE.h ~ NJ daily via NIAGARA Fails. Through Pull.
MAJ, sleeper. New1ork TO caiclGo A-ite' pct"t l'i'
7,.j l.. NJ. d,lY. NJ Niarag. FALL crlnlig chair
fro Scw-lrfk b. Nia-trn Iail-. through
t,,' i.rrnr. Nrn-Nofa l., Chicago. Arrives D,tto.t
o 10 T. NJ thlcec1 90 \. NJ. II. Louis 600 T. w.
AIS T. NJ feXccp. sunday for Campbell lllli Lakes
NDhont ami MinnrN ska Waikiki Valley stu"n>' MA
dctown. Blponinshulg fIici'H'' f''l'b'tH lf'S'i''
Idh.rtV liz iug-ior Manor
Ticket. and Pumrn accommodation s at "a Btoad"ay'
NcwYob transfer Company call, Tor and check, baggage
Destination. . , - o.. D.. -. =, y