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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
NO LIGHT ON THE MYSTERY.
WHY DID MR.. MUSER KILL HIMSELF
HIS BUSINESS FRIENDS CANNOT HELP IN soLV-
ING THE PROBLEM-RUMORS OF DO
MYSTIC UNHAPPINESS.


Inourtes ,nto the causes which led Richard Muscr.
the popular and wealthy importer Of this city, 90
take his own life SIN Instituted chiefly among
his friends and business acquaintanceS in Wall street
There are many possessed Of intimate knowledge OF
his home life and domestic affairs who believe that
marital differences involved III the mystery sur
rounding his death Nothing definite be gathered
which would serve 10 explain the motives for his
suicide from a purely business point OF view.
1t Is not denied that he large owner OF
Chicago Gas and General Electric. both OF which
have deprecated in value very recently. so much 20
that only man OF great wealth could stand up
under such losses AS he is said TO have sustained.
Those who are bulls IN this stock deny that Mr.. Muscr
has been a loser. F. II. Benedict OF the firm Of f. G.
Benedict Co.. which is large handler OF Chicago
Gas, said yesterday
aMr Muser was not loser in Chicago Gas. but
a winner That know. lie bought large number
OF shares when It down. This stock went up
a little but the market uncertain and not en-
couraging. Mr. Muser became alarmed and sold
out. but at profit OF something Ike 100000. Mr..
nluser had many friends who would have gladly come
TO bis assistance financially II he had been loser
and had appealed to them Cor help. His family Is n
wealthy one and he has an uncle who IS estimated
to be worth n million at least The firm Of MuSer
Bros I'm BroOme-st.. Is composed OF Frederick w.
Curt Muser and Richard Muser His brothers live IN
Belgium and had left the control and management VI
the business on this side Of the water to Richard Muscr
dissolve on October 81.
1t was reported at Suffern that there was debt
amounting 10 about $3.50, 900 which Richard Muser
was to pay in few days &c a relative dvng IN BEL
g1uln, and which he had not the money TO pay IL
with. This was offered possible reason why
he should contemplate suicide. II was also said 10y
an intimate friend of his living in Suffcrn that Mr..
Muser had failed in important lawsuit, on inc
successful issue OF which he had built high hopes
1nis was told Tribune reporter who was referred
to No 10 War.st for Information concerning tnls
lawsuit. careful inquiry failce 70 get any III,
formation about the suit which would throw hghl
Upon the suicides motive. some OF Mr. Muse users
fCwnsmcn said that it believed by many people
In the town that the action WAS suit I0r dlVorcss
on account OF differences between MIS- h" n ny
light upon The fact that the funeral Is annoTnCGG
10 take place in Weehawken, AT the nome OF LOUIS
Recker relative OF Mr.. Muser, living in Bergenw0od
ave- and not from Mr. Muscr,s home IN suherh, rs
domestic trouble point OF view rather than that OF
financial difficulties The funeral Will take place
indav AZ II o'clock and the burial will be In the
Weehawken Cemetery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
SHE BELONGED TO AN OLD FAMILY

Mrs. l.. Bohlen Hagedorn, who died recently at
her home on Staten Island, u descendant Of the
Eohlen family, which REGIONS its German ancestry
back TO the fourteenth century. She was born I'm
philadelphia in 1909. Her mother was a daughter OF
Baron SchImmel Van wesys. once Governor of the
Dutch colonies In the East Indies. she received
her early education in Holland. and travelled ex-
fensively through Europe before returning TO America
soon after her return she married Edward II. Hage-
aorn OF I,remen whom she survived. Brigadicr-
General Henry Bohlen, who was killed in the battle
of Freemans Ford. in the Rappahannock, was her
brother. Mrs. Hagedorn leaves one son. Charles
Hseedorn of New brighton. {. L. and four daughters
en-. w.s closely related 10 the families Of Count
1neSnhsfd von Wartenseben. OF Bonn: Gustav Won
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A p Tnh ANn WII De
tEIvBP Al THE uPfowN OFFICE. No. lai: r prSss
way, ID door north OF Thirty and ApVEk'
TisEMHNrs at The following Branch 3nices 20 ssa
corner Eouseenth 7eo Third corner ssvensh
~; lo2o Thirdaye near siXty.ars.st LOS FirstsVe'
the mARLEM OFFICES Iso ls;. Qn ssjhs%cnsS
nftnst and 800 West forty hfh'se. u
70 8 y. m. at regular one, rates. .s.a
endtwenty nftnst 2iS West One hundred Ed ,we"; y.
TO 8 D.. M. at regular once rates. eaA
n Brooklyn O. o. Courtst 5oS De ksieSve -
regular otfce
London Once for Advertisements. 20S keSensesS n
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MONEY ENOUGH FOR THE PARALYZED DRIVEN

Charles d. Kellogg, secretary OF the Charrs VIZ
ganzaon Society, Acknowledges the iolio"nS so
ons responses 10 IT'S appeals OF August Ill oc""i
., tho nar,Ivzed driver and his family, viz:
Friend, $50; George f. p%se, c; IL 'G WSreHr
u Lo% WI" rorrvtnvn Mir. J. NJ. Mnurn and
s s. P Xas6 each 500 " Read si' i,y "a oT ,nc
Rev and Mrs J. A. Inglnm a; L. c Mrs end
more Mrs. G. {. Rand. c. NJ. H., .Mr3. H. H. Gun
Sarat. Mr., sarah ns1s s,o r; r. Iovwocd G-n
Co. F. GStthoa Lady C. De Il T ncTGard Il
+ H. c. JACK and Rex, Rev. n; Howes' D. W. a.
J. NJ II, c. A. Cash. SiS'f9T'dEEc B n G. 1I :
cane Mr.. H,rrs and John niSFP!fSinh r''
T 20 d ord s H. s. zach 81 A. b., Two .Smpa-
thiztrs f. J. Cosrswe The Knoll j.; H. i w.,
H. :. H. s. II. G., symPa,h1er X y H nno nv.
iWuran r Ames Cash, In Memory OF =: VI nn"" IN
mdns A wife and Alfred Lceb, each 81 anon ~
cents Total 1901 10. -
As large a SUN has now been raised TOT the iA"'N
no o+ nresent seems desirable. and the so'leS IT,
0uests that no further CONTRIBUTORS w S'n''
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IT Is NOT BUILT UPON THE SAND.
THE CONTRACTORS FOR THE MANHATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE BUILDING HOPE THAT BCSr
NESS MEN ARE A. SOLID A. THE
FOUNDATIONS OF THE NEW


NESS MEN ARE A. SOLID A. THE
FOUNDATIONS OF THE NEW
STRUCTURE.
Members Of the Stock and the Consolidated
exchanges have taken great interest in the work
OF preparing foundations for the towering building
which the Manhattan Life Insurance Company is
to put up In Broadway, running through to New-st.
and adjoining the Consolidated Exchange. Mem
bers before and after business hours and on
their way to luncheon have gathered about the
dirt piles and watched the interesting engineering
feat Of sinking great alright caissons by steam
excavation. When the members OF the Exchange
went down to business yesterday they saw two
flags floating from improvised nagstafrs and a
large white banner strung the street. ON
the banner were these words
'Gentlemcn OF the Exchange: Our founda tons
are now all on bedrock. and we hope you have
reached this level also.
Thanking you for your kind interest In our
work. yours truly SOOYSMITH a. co"
Messrs Sooysmlth & Co.. who were the contract
ing engineers. had intended to "set it up to the
brokers as token OF friendly greeting in cele-
bration OF the completion of their work They
adopted the flags and banner however as n Less
expensive method though that cost tnelu q
double eagle
The work In iron and masonry on the building
which Is to be the tallcst structure I'm the citS
will now be pushed forward ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
HELPING A THOUSAND PEOPLE A DAY.

The present summer is trying one ior ~ 'oi''
Child. The number TO be provided for has been iars
lv increased BY many people being out III r"'
ployment and on each OF its daily trips the ri''''e
Hospital has been crowded with cmiar" anu "''.
seeking lis benefits on five trip this Week 40"
have been carrcd while In addition. the sea size
Hospital has been constantly completely hlicd WIN
the same class of patients. There Is urgent nee" VI
funds to carry on the work to the end OF the ''o'
Contributions In any amounts are earnestly rcquN"u
and may be sent to Colonel W. l.. strong treasurer
10. sol Fifthave. or at the Central National BANK
No. $40 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
cOROyERs ARE SCARCE THESE DAYS

Mrs Wolf, living In the real tenement house NO.
1856 West Eighteenth St. informed the police at the
West Thrlicthst. station Yesterday that her baby
had died suddenly without medical Attendance on
Thursday and that the chlhA body Wa, still I'M
buried She had sent word 10 The Coroner, ONCE
that The babe WAS dead, she said but no Coroner
had appeared 10 give burial PERMIT The police
at the station tclcgraphcd The facts 10 the Central
Office. and a sent 10 the DclanCtN Il.
station 40 inform Coroner MCkcnnd Of the ease. An
answer was returned That Coroner Mel enna had gone
out o. the city, and WOni not be- b9rk until 40
day The police searching for another coroner
10 take the case last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
SUIT AGAINST THE HORSE AND CATTLE snow

Andrew Freedman. the receiver OF the Manhattan
Athletic club yesterday received permission from
Justice O'Br1cn In the supreme Court. Chambers. to
begin proceedings fir the summary dsposs,s,on Of
the United States Horse and Cattle Show from Man.
haitian Field The Athletic Club held Il lease for the
grounds and n suitcase made 10 the Horse
show people Receiver Freedman says that the rent
has been paid for time. and that the Horse
and Cattle Show Company has money with which
10 pay II. Justice O'Bnen granted the reancst and
proceedings will be begun at III the Ilnth Dis,
t<ict Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
SHALL We HAVE FREE COINAGE ?

THE TRIBUNE has published aremark-
ahls pamphlet. rs large pages, in which
tho Free Coinage question, so puzzling to
the public mind, Is argued out. formally
by that ardent advocate of Free Coinage
on the old basis of 16 to |. William N.
Stewart U. S. Senator from Nevada, on
the one hand, and, on the other, by ROs-
we'll G. Horn, ex-COngressman from Mich
igan, a sturdy champion of the Republican
doctrine that metallic dollars should con-
tain as much metal as they are nominaIIY
worth.
Each writer contributes six clearly
written, pointed, and able papers to the
discussion.
Mr. Horn has the best of the argument,
but both the Free Silver and the Honest
Silver Dollar men will find their respect
i've cases stated strongly.
Copies can be had at the Business Office
of THE TRIBUNE.
PRICE, rs CENTS A COPY.
Sent, postage prepaid, to any address
In the United States or Canada for that
price.
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
ATTRACTIONS AT ELDORdDO TO DAY

BoloSsy KIralfv has been spnding n week NJ the
Worlds Fair cndcavorlng 10 secure some Of the
startling novelties OF the Midway Ilaisance intro
dcc into LIS reconstructed spectacle "King solomon
He was empowered by the Board Of Directors Of
EdoIadO 10 pay any price for anything hc could
secure. For to-day extensive musi al and valde
vile programme has been arranged. There will be
quartet singing, Il new cornct s0lOst. and AT 3 D. m.
LStrangc the aerOnaut. will make balloon ascension
and descend with The aid OF parachute. most SEN
Sational performance. To- light the spectacle will he
given I'm It's entirety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
SOrSi'S CONCERTS AT MANHATTAN REACH.

The concerts Of SouSa's Band at Manhattan Beach
are being strengthened the season progresses. Be
sides the vocal arias of Morrska the Italian opera
artist. who made decided hit" two weeks ago
ere Conrad Bchrcns the bass. The programme OF
to-day will De- supplemented with pc puar songs by
Camille D'Arvc. the soprano Of the Bostonlans who
f,llowine the example Of De Wolf Hopper has been
,cascd with the excellence Of the work Of Sousas Band
,ha She has complimented the fortunate conductor by
Volunteering TO sing To his accompaniment at the
concerts today. This T. an offer which Will please
Tho pulllc and the baidmnstcr alike.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
SANGER WINS IN HIS SUIT AGAINST FRENCH

Ex-Surrocatc Daniel g. Rollins has reported In
favor Of Frank W. Sanger IN his suit 10 recover from
T. Henry French share In the profits Of the play
Little Lord FauntlprOy." Mr.. Sanger declared that
while he and French were In partnership they dis
cusscd the advsablnty Of producing the play men
toned. Mr.. French went to Europe and bought the
rights 10 produce the play, 50 Mr.. Sanger says, and
then refused 10 allow him IT, share In the profits Mr..
Sanger sued for his share Of the pr ntS and the ref
crcc's report Is IN his favor. The report has not yet
come before the court for cjnfrmaliOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
THE TUoKoRE IS 40 LONGER HERE

TIC Tholsorc Of Morvi. the latest OF the globe
,ro,,inc Indian poicnat"s who have done" this
CITY recently folded his tent ana silently stole away
YESTERDAY Tie ThokOrcs tent was folded most
;, ,, ,,,,. n. uas here lie went about little and
s,scouraced the efforts Of reporters 10 find out what
manner Of man he was The Thokore's son and an
English attendant accompanied him.
His first stop on the journey West was announced
To he Niagara Falls. From there he was to go up
the ST. Lawrence River 70 Montreal, and thence TO
Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

OPEN.AIR SPORTS.-The Trbune's book. the bess
American BoysOwn Book ever printed. Large sctave'
over 500 pages or great value aso to adults. TIC
topics archery, horseback rdingi all games o.
ball, rife and shotgun, sailing, beat and yacht suila'
ing, swimming; skating, b,cycns, and II fact the
whole range OF laudabie opcu.air sports. %"
copies only. PIice, S1.2J each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

Biphthcrla and typhoid fever increased 81 ghty In
fire civ last week.. and th"r" w"r" eleven more
deaths from contagious diseases than in the previous
vrra 80 Of typhus fever has DEVELOPED in
th. eli I'm several WEEKS The ly sufferer from the
disease now In charge NJ the Health Board being
rohcri Watson, who sent from the Manhit
Reach Hotel 10 the city after he attacked by the
fever Watson reported 10 be In "A critical
ditiou AT North Brother l-a'd Yesterday Following
4, fine record Of contagious diseases for two weeks,
prepared al the oic, Of chief Inspector Doy:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

"Consress will be called TO deal with n
fnnncia condition, which IL the only menace 10
the country. welfare and prosPerity."-Pre'i-
dent Cleveland, June ), 1898. i'm his declar"
ton that Congress will be called to meet ia extra
session to repeal the silver bill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

"OUR CHAUNCRY."-A Tribune premium. AV
regular subscriber Tho Tribune get Il for ~
cents. A delicious piece Of fun, written BY Isaac n
Bromley the Yale Riumni. Prsfusely illustrates
by Beard and Gibson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

BIG ISSUES.-Ths best or Roswell q. Horr's art'.
cles In Weekly Tribune tue Tarih, Finance Az
oliver. An education In itsei. ID ceuts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
This debate has been conducted for two months
IN successive Issues Of The Weekly Tribune bctween
VIM. VI. stewart. L. y. senator for free silver %
the basis of to 10, aud Roswell q. Horr against,
Now repubiished In pamphlet form. ~ pages. ~
cents u copy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
H0uSekeeperS!
vJChnt IRE hare to sag IS Ofgredt
Importance tn yOH.


Our offer to sell any part of our
Million Dollar Stock of Furniture
and Carpets at 50 cents on the dollar
will surely interest yon.
Wouldn't it be wise to look over
your houscfurnishings very carefully :
Maybe you'll discover that in some
rooms you need an article Of furni-
ture in others you may feel as though
you need new carpets or mattlngs.
Be sure of one thing: 1t may be
years before you will ever have an
other such chance to buy so much
for 50 little money.
In our Iong business carecr are
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CHAUTAUQUA. 1S92.-Profuseiy illustrat ed The
sisry Of the seasVu. 2J ceuts a copy
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NEW TARIFF BILL.-Thc Mckinley bill. With the
favor. ID cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

NEW NAvI.-The Trbune's pamphlet has great pep
uiar value. All the wnrships described wite
number OF guns dimensions, etc.. etc. This number
also contains the GILLIAN complication. Is cent? Q
copy.
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NORTHFIELD. 1872. The exercises thsr~ ~
COPY.
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WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL.-A fult account si
the loon anniversary Of WASH ngton's auguratea
in New York City. with all the speeches. 10 ceatl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

TRIBUNE JUBILEB.-spsechss or Chauncey N.
Depew, Geo. William Curtis Charles A. Damn, Gen
Vic kinlcy. and X. &. Herr. and poem By stedmaa q
the jUth ami vcrsnry OF The Tribune. is ceats
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Announcements.
e & W "OCTA.' "SHATTEMuC E. 4 W
" Either style II wear a low collar.
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ u

Erummell Caramels. Rich, Mellow and Deli
,,ous "a h wrappc-. nrummclls .olates
ord b,n.hcns. Sod everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

10 WFST SvTHST.
Diseases OF the Nervous System. Genito. Urinary
organs Inpotency and stsrty. Hours TO /. 70 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

TRUsTs.-ArGuments In their favor By 9. G. T. DslA
Solicitor ofthe standard OIL Company, and arGusmne
against by T. V. Pswdery. Grand Master Wsrkaaa q
the knights oil Laber. 5 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
NJ MBER or DEATHS FOR THE WEEK BELOW
TIE AVERAGE FOR THIS Seasonal FALL
ING OFF II DINEKiIuEAL DISEASES.
WITH SLIGHT INCREASE IN
CtNT\GIOIS ILLNESSES.

WITH \ SLIGHT INCREASE IN
G. NrNGIOUS ILLNESSES.
The mortality I'm this city last week was slightly
higher thar I'm the previous week. but the reports nj
tine Burcan ~ Vital Statistics We're encouraging DIR.
John +. Magic -ad that the death, reported at the
bnr,an during The week ended at noon yesterday
numbered S-G. against 30 H. the previous week, ht
the numbr was below the average for The Scco'
Neck In August. There noticeable decrease In
the number of deaths from diarrhocn diseases. show
Ing Or Naglc thinks. that there Is no sign Or cholera
hero. and that tho city I, In good sanitary 60 Miton
Appended /, record, prepared by DR.. X. :. Tracy,
showing the deaths f. the city from various causes
during weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

now To WIN FOHTUNE.-Andrew CsBnsGle's eel.
ebrRted In The Tribune In which he declared
college educ alton essential business and
thnt there many chances for poor ~ ever.
5 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13

MILLIONATREs.-A complete uss o. the 4.0ly NTH.
iopaircs the United States and how they mnde they
money. Oaly list complied. Valuable 70 studeaa
eesnsmiass and promoters oil new satsrprissA -
cents IA copy. In Ne xible cisth. 81.
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TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR TIE
UNION.-A new coiicctiss april. 1899 Of stories
written BY actual participants Tarilllas pathetc and
Is a copy.
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sPEECHEs.-Ths best OF the amer. dinner crater, d
winter this city. rs cents.
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
PAMPHLETS.

WAR sTORTEs.-Over 20 talss or the Civil vaP. -
Union soldiers. InspirinG thrilling aud pathetic. Meet
Of them written or Tribune cash prizes. ~ cents.
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ALMANAC IS83.-Thlrd Edition, revised 70 the nrse
Of April. \ really splendid numScr. First or the
grcnt Almanncs tho market. $50 paSs& eW
ready. Facts about tho Worlds Fair Is cents Q
cspy.
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VILLAGE IMPRovEMENT.-Twpe harmias articlss
r. &. Nsrfhrsp. the primo II fhis week. NeWe
York City who want help beauttfy thelr naivs
town. in 'us should read ta,a cents espy.
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BOOKS.


MILIIONAIREs.-The Tribunos list. Handsomely
bound IN flexible cloth. 81.
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS.
PAMPHLETS
WAR sTORIEs.-Over 40 tales or the Civil wav. -
Union soldiers. InsprinG thrilling nud pathetic. Meet
them written Tor Tribune cash prizes ~ cents.
TRUsTs.-ArGumeuts n their fhvor By q. G, T. OeAA
Solicitor ofthe standard OIL Company. and arGssmns
against by T. v. Pswderiy. Grand Master Wsrkmaa q
the knights sf Laber. 5 cents.
ALMANAC, IS03.-Thrd Edition, 70 vised 70 the nrse
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great Almanncs market. $50 pASs@ n sW
ready. Fncrs about tho Worlds Fair. % cents .
VILLAGE TNTPR0vEMENT.-Twe eharmias articles
by II. &. Nsrfhrsp the primo II New
York City who want help beauttfy thele native
'swss In .us country should read tai. espy.
MILLIONATREs.-Ac complete iist q the S,oly usiil.
iopaIrcs United States and how they mnds the&y
money. Only list complied Valuable studeaiaS
eesnsmisss and promoters Of new ssssrSrlssA -
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TRUE STORIES OF THE WAR FOR TIE
UNION.-A new collection april. 1899 Of stories
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true. Is cents a copy.
now To WIN FOwTUNE-Andrew Cspu.sue', eel.
ebrated essay The Tribune. In which ne declared .
college educ alton essential business and
thu there many chances for poor ~ ever.
cents.
sPEECHEs.-Ths best OF the amer. dinaer crater, q
winter IN this city. Is ceuts.
TRIBUNE JUBILEB.-speechss or Chauncey NJ
Depew, Geo. William Curtis. Charles A. DAM. Gen
Mckinley. and X. q. Herr. and poem By stedmaa, q
the 3Uih anniversary OF The Tribune. is ceats
WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL.-A fui accsua, Of
the loon anniversary Of Washingtons
in New York City. with all the speeches. 10 ceats
NEW TARIFF BILL.-Thc Nc kinney bill, With the
arguments of the Ways and Mcaus Comni,tee In its
favor. ID cents.
CHAUTAUQUA. lss2.-Proru.ely illustrated The
sisry si the season. 2j cents COPY.
JOINT DEBATE on FREE SILVER COINAGE
THIS debate has been conducted for two months
In successive Issues Of The Weekly Tribune between
VIM. VI. stewart. L. y. senator, for free silver %
the bnss Of 1 to 10, aud Roswell q. Horr against.
Now republished In pamphlet form. ~ pages -
cents u copy.
NEW NAvI.-The Tribune's pamphist has great pep
uar value. All the new wnrships described. With
number OF guns. dimensions, etc." etc. This number
also contains the GILLIAN complication. - cent? .
copy.
BIG IssUEs.-Ths best or Roswell q. Horrs arti.
Giles In Weekly Tribune tue Tariff, fiuAaes as1
oliver. An education In itself ID ceats.
NORTHFIELD. 1872. The exercises thsrA ~
ctpis copy.
BOOKS
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TEETH
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