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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MAYOR BOODY AND THE GRAND JURY.


HE MAKES A STATEMENT REGARDING THE PRE-
SENTIMENT BY THAT BODY.
Mayor Body had long consultation with corpora
lion Counsel .Tenks yesterday after his return from
Chicago Until he had seen MI jerks ne declined 'o
saw ANYTHING In regard to the preSnment maze by Ie
Grand Jury I'm his absence severely censurng him TOT
SIGNING the resolutions OF the Aldermen granting Iai-
road franchises for thirty miles of streets for pr
centagc upon the gross receipts. lie finally gave out
this typewriter statement:
concerning the Grand Jury presen'men'' nav
simply this ia say to-day: If any witness before te
Grand Jury has made any statement which alleges 'u'
I nave not C,nscicntiouNly performed my cuN' ~ i
euty of perjury Notwithstanding that he may lee NJ
Is protected by the privileges of the Grand jury roo'
am to-day considering the legal conditions Snrrou""
ing this subject am in favor Of the publication oil
Tho Testimony taken before the Grand jury. ana IL
there Is any power by which II can be presented 10 inc
nubllc that rover will be- exercised"
II IS expected that the Mayor will apply TO Judge
Moore TO hive the testimony taken by the Grand Jury
made public District Attorney Ridgway said ycs'r-
day that he would take steps I" secure puollcl'y
for the minutes Of the Grand Jury. but that II ne
were Mayor he would do all in his power TO see Inc
evidence published broadcast. The Mayor; as one OF
fhe persons censured. could apply to see the minutes
and the court could grant the application.
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pEAYEy ALMOST TO DEATH BY A BARTENDER

Edward Peppard sixty years old. OF NO 81 sfni'h
Ct lies nj the point Of death in the Long lSlahd
College Hospital the result OF injuries received at
the hands of James Stephenson bartender at Iuu'f
and smith sts. who assaulted him on TUESDAY even
ing stephenson took PcppaId by the whlSK'Ts anu
stree. lin in the face several times, ana "h'h ~
fell kicked him and struck him ia the back. Sic
,bansop l. under arrest and was held without bail
Yesterday. he says Peppard insulted his WIFE, Du'
denies brutaly beating him.
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WHILE. PAINS

,I.acc President Hustled has declined 10 grant the
members Of the salvation Army I'm WHIT" Plaln' per
mission 10 parade aud hold meeting, I'm the public
thoron chfares. . The civil engineer selected 10
make maps Of the village street, showing the property
frontage preparatory to the evyne Of ASSESSMENTS Tor
lateral sewers has reported To the trustees that Ia"
has DELAYED the completion OF tn work because ne
was Informed there wa> no imm"diht" hurry, ai'h"nEn
tho corporation Is having - 800 annually IN interest
on certificates issued pending N" completion "i ti"
work \ stone brlds, T. 10 b. built across MARITIME
ave-. near Grove 81.
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WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Monmouth Park races. 2:30 =. m.
Brighton Beach races y III.
East River Bridge commission. p m
Mass.meeting Of Anarchists Windsor Theatre D. m
Locomotive fremcn meeting No. 10 East One
hundred and. twenty -ffthst., p. m.
Institute OF Christian Philosophy. Prohibition ParK'
S. l.
LAFAYETTE Post No 40 Masonic Hall. p. M
Brooklyn Aldcrmens Committee on Railroads . > M
Music in Battery Park by 69th Regiment Olhu D. H.
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. Krc OF BFER FOR TIE ASSAULT.

assaulted Morris Lascler. of No. Is eeGcSt LaScher
secured a warrant for Meyers's arrest from justice
watson. When Meyers heard this he offered 10
purchase a keg of beer Ito square matters Inc
offer was accepted and this beer was drunk on
"Wednesday night When the case came up III VI,
Even Street Police Court yesterday LaSchcr sai'
=, ,.hoa 90 vri,bdraw the charge. Justice Watson
refused 10 permit the charge to be WITHDRAWN anu
declared that it should go TO trial.
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HE WONT GO ABROAD FOR THE SUMNER NO"

Samuel simon. twenty three years Old. who says
he Is Bostonan charged with forgery and III III
In the Tombs Police Cont yesterday. The com
p'ainant was Adolph stern, young baker, OF NO.
55 Cannon-st. stern recently received from Germany
a draft for $3.50 Oh LadoAburg, Thalinann Il Co.,
bankers, at No. A Wall 81. simon, who mad made
friends with Stern hold OF the draft and presented
II for payment lie could not be Identified, ana 50
the ba mixers gave him Il check for the amount simon
took II straight TO George Locb's steamship oice at
No. 0 Broadway, where they cashed II by giving simon
a ticket TO Hamburg and the balance In money Simon
Endorsed the check unhes!tatingly.
The forgcr not ready for foreign travel yet SO
he took trip 10 Boston where his money and ticket
were stolen Then, when Simon returned To this city
10 try 10 get "a duplicate ticket he was captured by
the police.
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NFW-RPCNSWICK.

The recent inquiry into the mental condition 81
Henry H. Palmer 81 Ncw-Brunswico. under which
Palmer was declared Insane. brought good rTri
fee, 10 the lawyer and physician, in the case.
Charlie, g. Herbert OF New Brunswick, and jude
IIogman Of jersey CITY. coun-" for those who
instituted the inquiry, get $3.50 between them
Gilbert Collins. of jersey CITY, counsel f"r Palmer,
.,t ~ 900 and Henry l.. CoOk. Of New Bruins wick.
associate counsel g"ts ~ 80 The remuneration ~
OK Governor George G. Ludlow, who sat a. Master ii
Chancery, is fixed at go da'. and that Of the
other two commits .ioners-Dr Henry r. Baldwin and
BENJAMIN /. Howcll--at Slj day. They were on.
Moved for siX DAYS. Dr. AaH Mcl~nc Hamilton.
If NcN-YOrk who testified that Palmer was Sane.
charge, 500 ana ia New l}Iu, wick ply ,ictuo and
u. Ward. Of the Trenton Insane A'ylum. a7k for
$50 each. All ~ thc-. claims viii probably be-
allowed. The Pame~ estate amounts to S2No.poO and
the debts % $4,000.
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HOE IN.

The Uoboken police yesterday arrested three more
noIcv dealers, and they held In ball. tx others
who had already been indicted went before Judge
IIud. pcth aud pleaded no gully. Detective Gala
cher who was suspended by Mayor Pagan on Wc,ue,-
Snv On rhargs Of protecting policy drners for money
d,nice Tho charge but MAY Pagan has affidavit
stoned Ly Carl Glascr. who saw he paid Gala cher
Si5 II is atlcstcd oy 6iaSers VILE ana daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
PtlE\N T.

Father w J. Connolly. assistant rector Of - Marvs
Roman Catholic Church of BayOnne, applied 10 Bishop
wgger TO he transferred to another parish, and his
request has been granted. Father Connolly made
many warm friends among prominent Pensioners.
who yalnlv tried 10 dissuode him After taking
vacation Father Connolly will receive another an
pointmcnt I'm Newark Ills successor HAS not been
DESIGNATED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Ladies' Eton and Blazer Dresses ooo
All wool-real value 500 % %
Ladies' Etom and Blazer Dresses
COLD serge-satin half lined worth ll0o..'.-. D 20
Tailor. made Flannel Dresses az,
three csIes-tight ntting-worth II oo...'''''' 0'0
aIl.wooi Cloth Dresses 900
Invisible checAs-bald trim-worth 1soo..-.- 8 %
Fine Cord Bri;linntne Dresses $40
,,laid silk Jabot and trimming; worth s22.. ii 20
Figured China silk Dresses a
leg O. mutton siccves-worth s2o........".... IL 20
Black and Cold Cloth Cnpes ono
fly shoulier-reguar price 5000 ......'''''''' %
Black I.ncc Capes os
IibIon and Jet trim-worth s12.oo............. o'o
ALL Wool BIazcr jackets 90
plack and CoPd-worth 6.0o................''.. 29o
Fine Broadcloth jackets os
Tan and Nsyy-large pearl buttons......."' 10
Ladies PcrcaIc shirt Waists ..
.tri,cs and ngur-s-al sizes...."..........-.. SOC
French Percaie shirt Waists
strlos and n9lresfull Jabot '''
Figured Cbinn sill, Waists
dark cround,-whte dots and stripes.......... . %
Ladies' Bathing suits o-
,,rlv and Tln-all % -
All. DOL Bnthing Snits 100
yavy Bluc-brad trm-aIl szes.....".......... s. %
Bathing Hats aud Caps oo.
worth 400. % soc ..'''''''''' " 49,
ChiIdrcn- Bingham Dresses 90
Jacket front or braid TRIM worth l'oo''"''-''''' Wv
Children- Iu,poricd GinGham Dresses
tucked yoke-eubd waists worth l'-''.-''''''''' '0
Child, en-. Fine Bingham Dresses
gulmrc and high neck-G 10 II years..........'' 80
ChiIdren'- Fancy Wool Blouse suits
Cardinal a+i Nasy-braid uim.......''' %
Bedford Cord Blouse suits
deep sailor coar-6 to II yrs......'....'''''- %
Fine Enb'd swiss Caps "a
French ard three pcce-full ruche value 90. l'c
Cord md white Lawn Hats
,birrei rlm-nne emby; value 75.......-..'... f'c
short Cambria Dresses an
emily yokc-tucked and emily skirt. 4oc
Infant. short Cents 80
bedford cord piquc. and honeycomb ......-."'' %
Infants Long Cashmere Cents oo
lace and 4mby trim. value 3oo............-."" IS
BOYS Fine theviot ~nii- %
u l. yr, real value joO..........'..'...''''' %
Bow. Atwood Cheviot suits oos
doyblc br,a,t-i 10 yls. value oo.''''''''' %
Eo,'- Washable sailor suits go
fancy con bnaton>-3 10 yrs, value o'-''''''' 40
Row. washable sailor suits 40
4 n 10 W., value = observation-disclosures "
An as I1drertised. OSneFS u
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT ARRIVALS Al The HDIElS.
FIFTH AVENUF-Patrick Walsh. Of Augusta. Ga.
uOrFNf ~ William I Campbell OF Chicago, and Anthony
n Brady of Albany. HOLLAND-E. T. Jenery. presi-
dent OF the Denver and Rio Grande Railway Company.
MURRAY HILI.-Ex-Congrcssman Carlos French. OF Con-
necticut and Marcus r. Hun OF Albany PAkk
AvFxI-r-commodore H. W. Meade United States Navy.
ST DENIS-Wilam McAdoo. Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy. MISUNDERSTANDING PNley.
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HOBIRT UINS .fT NEDO.
HE WILL NOW CHALLENGE T.. 7. HALL FOR TIN
my No MD III ~ ~ TIT. n4L-nI- -.

HE WILL NOW CHALLENGE T.. 7. HALL FOR THE
TrXEro CrP-pLNY IL TirE DOUBLES
Tuxedo. July CSrccan.-Thc delightful WEATHER Of
to-day va, hhcn advantage Of 10y the visitors 'o
tuxedo and IN unusual number 81 spectators were
gathered around the court, during he play Ia th"
tennis t,urnnu'ont. IN" great attraction. Of course
was th" final match Of tie single, between Clarence
Hobart the New orh player and Marion X. Wri-n,.
the expert from New Haven. Hobart won, -, VA,
expected though b" had hard WORN Ia do II. thereby
earning the right to challenge Edward l.. Hall for
the championship. which the latter has already tw.r'
won. Hobart, play very good while that Of
III, upponcni was steady and cool 10 the end IL ilr
double, Hobart and lcycy beat Cardl'r and lilmag,
and later defeated Ni,ho, and Foolr o. > Campbell
and u g.. Hall won two ,cr, over Draur Miller and
Marion Wright after play which rather miGocrc.
Both Campbell and Hail viii have To 10 much better
work II they expect to have an even cLanc, with
Hobart and IIovcy when they meet In the finals.
Iarn,d and H. l.. Hall form Their strong pair still
unhcatcn.
The scores for to-day fellow
M.n, singles semi .nnal round Marion Wright New.
un,cn beat j. W. Nichols, Jr. Ncw.lla,cn, -, G-3.
D.
FINAL round-Clarcncc Hobart. Ncw.York. beat Marion
wrah, N,w.ilaNcn g. q >. SIS.
Men, doubles, preliminary round. continued -Clircn,,
uoh,rt aul Fret H. HoNcy beat Duncan W Gambler 1ll
J. r. Tanasc. jr.. o. Ct
llr. round Hobart and Fred H. Hoycv beat
J. VI Nichols. j.. aud \. H. foDtc 80 GO: W. \.
I.rncd and Edward l.. Hall beat \ W. Post and W >.
Post 6-l. Ct; q. > Campbell aud Y. g, Hall beat
peano Miller and Marion Wright, Ct. G-3
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c,,1.nc,1 .rn1..rEE IN A POLICE COURT

Miss Maria Mayer I'm the Lee Avenue fo'c No"'
,os,orday securad a summons for the appearance oi
isul Conrad a trustee of the Peoples 'hurcn III
Tlroop ave- Brooklyn, to show what ne h'u " II" Nv
with IS which she had given him to he d'po>''u III
the bank connected with the Young Peoples ass"
odation The complainant Is m'iho'r VI Wv
society and alleges that Mr. Conrad r'iu''u " .ra~o
nv oncoup,ipr nj IT, Mr. Conrad declares that there
Is q conspiracy TO persccuic him and say' 'ha' he
gave the money TO The pastor the Kew. Mr. h''''
hart and cannot be held responsible lhc case "A'
adjourned,
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Ne W. RISE \.
~ GREEN GOODS MEN II JERsEy CITY

"GREEN GOODS MEN ~ JERSEY CITY.
JUDGE LIPPINCoTT CALLS TnE INTENTION or
THE GRAND JURY To THEIR ACTIONS.
When the Ilud on Comfy Grand Jury appeared De
fore .udce Lppiucoti yesterday TO hand mp baton
Of indictments. he made special cAnrg" ~ them To
relation H. IN" alleged pr'~"no" OF green E'"d men
I'm Jersey CITY. ~ wish 20 direct your attention.
hc added 10 certain article, that have appeared 10
fin. local ucW4papcrs recently M relation Il" ihr pre-
onco ~ what arr known % green goods men I'D ih"
C,rccnyilc district 4, they CIV" nsn's ana 40
dresses, there must ho como truth In ia" matter.
Thi, bu,inc-, must Doe stopped u Is your duty ID"
inNo .ticatc the matter thoroughly. would al"
direct vour attention 10 thr fact That tn pole" 81
Jersey CITY almost daily max" arr IL 81 men "A"
are charged with being Implicated Ia us hu'lh'''
and WHO are Immediately released without any III
yc.iigaion being maze. II J, The duiy oi The loll''
10 rukc these Non before na- rate" II come Ncr'
forciiv 10 the Court that the polio" d" not DO ihi'
win any honest intention. II f. your duly To To-
oth.r and II Won md That IA" police protect th't"
men then II /, your duty 10 lndici tn" polio" also
Robert Golden, twenty six years OLD, o. No. 100
Brightest Jersey City, wa, engaged IN repairing ne
in .dc OF the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad electric Hight
miami, chimney near the station Yesterday Afternoon
mi. chimney /, 1870 feet high. and Golden Wa work
ug Al a height a. sixty feet. when h" fell III, rtli
los, va broken and hi- skull fractured, but H."
doctor, have hopes Of hi, recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

"Cougress will be called OH TO deal with .
an,uc;nl condition, which IL the only menace t.
the countr,'> welfare md prOsperity."- Presis
dent Cleveland. June ), 1898. i'm hi. deeiaras
ton thai Congress will be called 10 meet IN extra
session 10 re peal the silver bill.
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Gift and J. NJ Mansfield oorporals. Z" hrHerm; n a.
Van Roden J. I. Collins, VI. /. Dayy ana /. W.
NEWARK

INSTANTLY KILLED BY An ELECTRIC WIRE
Dr. Elliott. the County Physician. Yesterday IN
vc,tigltcd the hing Of Michael Mulanaphy. south
Orange street car conductor by an electric WIRE IN
south Orange-avc. Wednesday night. An nque,; VIII
be- held The wire wa, copper telephone wire. and had
been stretched the top Of the sign in front oil
the Tvol Garden a beer resort in south Cranscav".,
the end Of the wire being fastened about white
washed stone lying Just behind the sign. An els tTc
light pole stands about twcnty-fv feet away. and not
far from this wore tho wire, Of the .outh Orange uol
lev railroad system. Til" telephone wire was loose
and as II had been stretched above the electric llSht
pole il probably -aegcl down 50 10 rest on the
electric HIGHT wire. The telephone wire thus charged
with death had probably remained for an hour or two
before 1t claimed u victim. Nulanaphy and two com
r,anons w,.re entering the Tivoi Garden. when the
former noticed III" hanging wire, and reaching ONT
both hand, seized it,. lie almost instantly Killed.
III, ~ comp Mons were ll.O severely h0 k"i II"'
flames shot out Of the dead mans body. in few
moment. crowd collected. hut LobOdy would 20 near
the wire touch the body. Finally policeman il
IN WIRE cut ard the deal man Was sent 10 IA" m'rE
loan Srhiaf proprietor Of the garden, '"ld
Yesterday that about half an hour Dcior" MullinaphF
death a mun who had bought ius OF rer touched
the wire In passing out and was shocked, Ms manu-
l,InC severely burned. When lie lound lhi ih' wire
wa, alive ~ went out ~ look ior n Policeman, D1l
rould not iud one. soon after h" cam bacK ne a'N
NullanapIV approach and called oui io MN: be- care
rl doust 90 near that wire. H. lpan'N. NilHdPAy
appeared 20 heed the warning but immediately alter
ward non -chIafs attention was directed anon
way. he h,atd cry and shuin ne ~ e l. ana tWnins
-Aw Nullauaphv PROSTATE with blu" han'' l0,uih-
from different part, % his body. The wire had "'.
,na detached from the stone. and was coed about
Mullanaphys body like a snake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
TIE SAYS TIE EX-JUDGE SLAMMED ILLNESS

At hearing before Judge Osborne IN the 'rS
Court yesterday to open default IN a suit ior u"'
ares acqinst a railroad company Charles D. Iat'T-
cav accused exJudce samuel L. Morris, counsel Tor
the company OF shammnG Illness when he wah"n
the case postponed" and said that eN-Juoge 'oris
Frequently became H. when he could get an
adjournment I'm no other way. and speedily recoVer'o'
Ex-Judge Morris Indignantly denied lhc "'P'i',
Andavits were presented from Donald F. AyreS anu D.
cto,yar Ross that on the day in question they saw
exIudce Morris on the stoOp OF his house ana NJ "ic
Oxford Club and that he looked as Wen AS mSu' i
Time was granted to cXJudgc MOTIFS 10 P"' III
answering afiidaVltS.
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HENRY A. DANIELS NJ n

DR. Sanford's Liver invIgoratcr Is "A vegetable
.,ra for bliousness constipation Indigestion. Il cure
..Snvs.na. annually-Try It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
SHALL We HAVE FREE COINAGE 4?

THE TRIBUNE has published remark.
able pamphlet, 76 large pages, in which
the 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 is to I, William N.
Stewart. U. S. Senator from Nevada. on
the one hand, and, on the other, BY Ros.
we'll G. Horr, ex-Congressman from Mich
iqan, sturdy champion of the Republican
doctrine that metallic dollars should con.
tain as much metal as they are nominaly
worth.
Each writer contributes six clearly
written, pointed, and able papers to the
discussion.
Mr.. Horn has the best of the argument:
but beth 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 Ofice
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, 1893-07-07

Brummell Caramels. Rich. Mellow and Delic
an. Name each wrapper. Brummell', fine choc oat
and bon. hons. Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

LUXURY FOR TOURISTS
nr LYONS Perfect Toor Powder In metal boxes wit
notrnt measuring sule. Neat snd portable. % els.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Ammo lnccme TO.

Browns tamphoratcd Saponacrou> Dcntilricr l.
IN, l. { prd,i Ia tho WJrd fur lr.~.r,ns the
teeth "Ecir,-hng and delicious - cent, A bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

y & w "0CTA' SHATTEMUCn F. & "
" Either style you wear low collar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

You can leave New York after breakfast and reach
all Adirondack Mountain resorts In time for supper,
ty taking "Aneica's Greatest Railroad" the New
York Central.
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E A r NJ
FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN DAY.
Why is Friday the day of days for buyers7
FAR READER: If you ku0w mot sight Of JoHo~tng end
besides oviN quicky HM
p "a, rs AND 80 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.

Fancy Brocade Sateens
black and cord grounds elsewhere .o2..~... ic,e
Figured French sateens
also variety shepherd checks usually .1o..-~. IA
New Apron Ginshnms
brown checks-fast colors; formerly .loa..... s.s
silk Finish Ponsecs
exact copies OF all silk; worth 1s......---.. to
Fancy Coumbi Cloths
latest for dresses and waists worth .12R..-.. SEE
Fast BLACK Lawns
also fancy hguTed-regular price 1?a..--..".. SIC
Fine Hemsttched Orsandies
handsome floral design-rea value 1o........ I've
Lace and satin striped Ginsham-
sold at beginning OF selson for 2o.-....-"-.. go
Fine Zephyr t:inahnms
great variety Of patterns usually 15.....-..- 7'4s
New ShirtinG Cambrics
neat ngures-wa lrantcd fast; value oS....-... see
Fine Fancy ChnlIies
dark and light grounds-noral designs.. 5as
Brocade Chambrays aud FIanneI'
dress lengths and remnants; worth 15.... $40
All silk Black Surahs
p inches wide-rea value .65....--........... 40
All silk Black Pongees
formerly sold at 4O..................-..-".. 200
Fancy stripe Wash silks
extra quality; worth G5...."..........--..... 400
Figured India silks
26 inches wide-Black grounds-vaue 'cS.'...... 90
Fancy Plaid Wash silks
- inches wde-Tegular price 6o............... 800
Figured Wool ChalIies
best STYLES worth 25.............."........- 12iac
All Wool Chevrons
ezra width; worth 1920
All Wool storm ~crgrs
Coors and Black; worth 90
All Wool Beach smitings
Colors and Black; worth Recommendations. 29o
All Wool storm serges
and Henrletta--Colols and Back.........""..- s7a
New Figured BriIIiantues
extra quality; worth 800
All WOOL French thallies
dark light ccor>iincst quality 400
All Wool French Debeiscs
aud fine Hcnr'ttla-ali coiors $50
Beaded Bamboo Pcrtieres
shot cut ......... value 1.75............. 10
200 pair Fanny -crim Curtains
sde border end dado. worth - o0..".......... 30
Mexican Grass HammOcks
full slle-reguar price 50.................... go
Heavy Woven IiammOcks
sailcr.made-with sprsders-worth 2oO..... 81 ~
Wire Window screens
walnut frames-eAtend to 81 inches.:-.......-. go
i'll gire crcry desired Information.
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10 W
csesse. Of tho Nervous system Gento- Urinary Organ
Imnotency and Sterlity. Hours. 3 10 1. s 10 s.
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SPECIAL MENTION.

.I..-,i.curut. admitted into these columns
- ,cro,nwcndcd 10 the readers OF TIE TIL n
me a. thoroughly rriinbic' ana cuisines rnn ne
-, a, mil with the advertisers with perfect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07

Gustav Albrccht Of 40. DO Sonth feminist: newark
.lxv venr, old shot himself dead with revolver Al :
o'clock Yesterday morning. since the DEAN 81 hl'
wife who wa, killed the morning Of February :
I,.i hy an lrNincton car, Will" crossing eprllE
field ave. hlbrecht had not been u sound nina. ne
death Of hi, vic proved constantly upon MN. Hls
,n In "a. ..ut him 10 GERMANY and h. returned
lat Friday worse shan Whom hc went away. IL"
va, born In Germany aud came to this country "hrn
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liriing business. and 10y industry and thrift soon
lad n place of his own iu Freud 81 u" retired
from husinc-, four y".r- ago. VIZ. Mhr'thi owned
h. house in which ID" lived and two other buildings