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WANTS.

-~~~~-r~~--Dn-7-7-0~7-'e"
w ANTED-MY friends AND THE
W PUBLIC GENERALLY so know
that 1 can be found with Messrs. a. L.
MOSBY q SON coal dealers, No. 100
west Marshall street. ! would be pleased
10 see all i'm want OF FUEL, and promise
satisfaction i'm every particular Your
order solicited. A. T. MITCHELL,
Phone III. Late with 6. II. Page.
icl3-lm
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Granite Building Company, Savings De-
Deposits received from 81 up.
Offices, HOP east Main street.
Richmond Va, June q. le.8.
II HE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
1 PANH have declared a SEMI-AN-
NUAL DIVIDEND out OF the earnings
Of past six months of ~ PER CENT,
free Of tax. and payable on AND AZ
TER 1ST JULY. 1893
SAMUEL II. PULLTAM
Secretary and Treasurer.
Jos. 2S 30 fN1.2.4
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AZ ANTED-BOARDERS FOR THE
W SUMMER: neighborhood pleasant;
one mile from depot and postoillce For
terms. apply 20 MRS. c. A. SCOTT,
Howardsyille. Albemarle county Nap
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
je23-fr. su&weHf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

y OLD NEWSPAPER REPORTER
y and WRITER WANTS EMPLOY
MENT on a COUNTRY PAPER IN
VIRGINIA. Can mn any position eX-
cept compositor. VIII work for a small
salary for balance Of the year. Address
WORK, care Richmond
Times je2l-lW
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AIerchants National Bank

dividend FREDERICKSBURG
- RAILROAD COMPANY.-The Board
OF Directors OF the PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY have declared diyi-
on the capital stock Of the company.
payable on the lSr DAY OF JULY ls.3.
10 holders of the same or record on the
the transfer books Will be closed until
JULY ., 1893. W. II. JONES.
Je2I Treasurer.
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" ANTED-TWO YOUTHS BETWEEN
" fifteen and eighteen years of age 90
LEARN THE MERCANTILE BUST-
NESS. Moderate salaries. Address.
IN own handwriting. giving fuh ante
cedents and references, l.. O. BOX 1885,
city je21-tf
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Grab Meat! Grab Meat!

We have this day accepted the exclu-
sive agency Of Messrs. Pickett AZ Co.'S
famous LYNNHAyEN BRAND FRESH
CRAB Mat. We will receive our sup
ply daily from them at Norfolk, Va,
thus giving us crab meat each day that
is pure. fresh and unedualled Their
CRAB MEAT stands AZ the head, and
has been pronounced 20 be, by all the
leading hotels and restaurants. the purest
and best on the market. Their daily
capacity Is 1900 pounds.
For sale In quarts and gallons by me.
This meat makes delightful deviled
crabs. salads, patties, croquettes, soups.
&c. Receipts furnished free on applIca-
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~ OTEL ALHEMARLE.

II OTEL ALBENARLE.
1 CtiAELOTTES "a
opens JUNE LIST, under the persona
management OF A. -. Wright Qiol"[
tor Wr.ghts Hotel. Charlottesville ~
AT the foot Of the Blue Ridge Mountains,
oil modern Improvements. accoil'' -.
tons Tor 100 guests; hot and cold pA'.'
Iron and Llthla spring water oI
hotel grounds. Address A. u. hl1tl'
Charlottesville. Va. myo--iDD-
< WET SPRINGS. MONROE CoDsS
y TY. W. VA.-This popular ana ~.
known summer resort viii open
18th. Elevation OF 1000 feet apof. I,
water: climate unsurpassed; cuisl..
the highest standard For des'ilf "a
catalogue and Other Information appi55 =.
Chesapeake and Ohio railway oni.e. MP
Block. Main street. or 20 W. IS b,,l.s ,,
manager.
g uMMFR HOME s- Mn ;...,r'
- WATERS FOR dyspepsia, h"s nat.
lung. throat ana female rgt'.,.,ss aND
NOKE RED SULPHUR sPtiNSiss, a.. "sai
HOTEL LUCE4..,r. tVlr .qkp,.AN
terms address }. H. s.l.m Va.
fatT -lpft -At'f
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Auction Sales.--future Days.

BY Stevens 4 Co. ami A. L. Adamson,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

Merchants and Planters Savings Bank.
Richmond. Va. June Il. 1893.
THE DIRECTORS TO-DAY DECLAR-
l ED the usual SEMI-ANNUAL DIVE
DEND or PER CENT. payable ON
AND AFTER JULY lst.
III. A. WILLIAMS,
je27-4t Cashier.
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IN CHANNEHN

VTGRGINIA-TO-WI IN THE CLERKS
' OFFICE OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF GRANGE COUNTY. JUNE B, 1893.
r. NJ Bowyer. j. Mercer Blaine, N. l..
Everett, Samuel d. Morton, J. VI.
Stevenson and l.. 4. Stevenson,
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Union Bank Of Richmond.
RinhmnnI N IIInn ~ 1NL2-

NITUIUVTV, ; n, JUNO =, TN70.
II HE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
L have declared n sem-annual divi-
dend Of S PER CENT, or - per share
free Of tax. payable ON AND AFTER
JULY I. 1893.
je23-10t !. b. BEASLEY. Cashier.
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EXCURSIONS,

ADULTS. 90 CENTS. MN. nj.
CHILDREN UNDER i YEARS, %
CENTS. ..-t,
fap5 Ok fVy4 Ib
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Richmond. Va, June 20. 1898.
dissolution.
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DfyIDESD NOTICE.
Iflrat National Bank.

Richmond. Va. June II. 1893.
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BANK
L have this day declared dividend Of
z PER CENT. out OF earnings OF the
current six months. free Of tax. payable
10 shareholders OK AND AFTER JULY
LIST. H. L. BURNETT,
ie2J-1Ot Cashier.
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ACTON HOUSE
Bile RIDGE SPRINGS. Y AROMA.

n IITALD LII IIIN 0I ItIs''I" -
ID on Atlantic and DanUle faiiIet-
Necklenburg county, Va, NOW of.,."
The Internal use OF these Faip"N.e ~.
dicinal Waters in conjunction "l.N
hot baths have accomplished aoA'
the most remarkable cures oh i.'
especially In GOut. Rheumatic N'il 20
rheumatism. Facilities for Dot ana e., 81,
mineral water bathing. Send fof pah4.s'
ana see what many Of the iealils INln
clans say II these waters boo nlsI
STA and Kidney Trouble and as Nei'
Tonic. Advantageous railroad c4hl,-
tons and quick time from all s1l.AsiA
points
For pamphlets. terms, &c, address
THOMAS h. GOODE, PrOpr.e'oL
Buffalo Lllhia Spr.nss. va
my3l-we fr&sulm
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". r. Duke and W. w. Scott. receivers
of the Gordon Land Company, cor
poration chartered under the laws Of
w L. Fleming, p. p. Barbour, c. Il.
Linney, r. II. Stratton, w. L. Walters,
Jr., George G. Walters. J.. b. Bland.
j. A. Cooke, II. l.. Hoover, A. G. Brax-
ton, G. c. Thompson and William NJ
Iager Observation-Disclosures. Defendants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-28

BY n. W. Bowe and Jackson Brandt
& Co.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Richmond, Va.
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vxrANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN or
w four years experience, SITUA-
TION with opportunities OF Advancement
Reference from present employer and
others. Address "W. @. d." care OF
Times. je2S-ft"
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Oo ACRES, WITH NEW Dwell g5sS
~ LING, miles from city 80
Sl,5oO.
je2S-ft- j. r. HOCKADAY & co.
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctionoers,
lib Main street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
JERSEY CITY.

The attention Of the Hudson County circuit
Court al Jersey city, was occupied EeS'''u"S
bv the suit of Mrs. Emma H. Deshong, OF Norm
Vineland y. j., to recover from the Merchah'7
Insurance Company. Of Newark, S" Tor when
amount she had insured her furniture. destroyer by
fire in 1889. At the time Mrs. Deshong was ac'lhs
AS housekeeper In the family OF John l.. MaS"h'
whose house and barn destroyed by the
same fire Mrs. Deshong testified That she b'ush'
the furniture from Mason because Mrs Mason
was i'll and had to seek "A change of climate Mason
and his family boarding with her EDWARD \.
Sprague who worked for Mason testified that
Mason hired him 20 burn the house and barn,
promising him $1,000 Mrs. DeshOag. ne san wa,
a tartv to the affair. and the furniture alieS"h
70 have been lost was boxed UP ana sent TO New,
Work. Sprague also testified that Mason prepared
six boxes Of pine-knots. each box being lfo,
vi,led with a candle. which he MasCm distributor
through the house; Mason had then Sent me
witness letter telling him to 'hre the house
the night he received it, provided that the WIND va.
eaet The wind had blown from IN" east mat
nirht and he had lighted the candles. ana the
house and barn were burned. STague denied
maj ne had received piomis" 81 81" by the
Insurance company for his testimony Mrs
S"rarue corroborated her husbands testimony.
The case will go on MONDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
NEWYORK CITY.

r, o,.,ao of stockholders of the defunct
Madison Square Bank was to have meeuis YES
terday afternoon at the law ONCE OF hoauS'
Iau,erbacb * Johnson. but only two or three
members of the committee were present 50 'ie
roeeting was postponed until next week FRIDAY
~, II ,1f Won will inquire at the Office of the
x,aoo,,ar of Taxes Stewart Building, Chamoers-st
~ anv time after y m, Monday September -
oi,,,,g vour ward and ward number. you can learn
the amount of your tax bill Tor Io''' ldNeo wiz
no navable on and after Monday. October :.
Dr Charles f.. Bruce will address the young
mons meeting dt the East Eighty -sixth-st orahch
of the Young Mems Christian Assocla'lo"
morrow afternoon at O'Clock.
rho oren,np concert of the New-York College Of
Music will take place on ihurSuas chn7. nj.
tober s. Nine. Nicolesco, Miss jesse Sha!, ~
.oo,or Alexander Lambert. Victor Clodio and MI
corsbeinoer Il violinst recently arrived from Der
lin will take part in IL.
Tomorrow in the Academy of Music the Metro
nolitan meetings will hold two 'autumnal oaood'i'
dav, services Mrs. Margaret Bottome VIII speaA
On the afternoon and Mr.. Yatman al night Inc
orchestra will be coupIeu' anu -''
MI Walters will sing
pecorder SMITH yesterday set aside the cohVlcuoh
~ Antonio MofIia. who was charged with assault
- Tho grounds of insufficient legal evidence Inc
,,oor3ar has set aside extremely few CONVICTIONS.
,hram Rloon. who was indicted for taking part
a. the riot in Walhalla Hall on August Il, was
Yesterday found guilty in General Sessions lie
was remanded for sentence
Howard L. Balm pleaded not guilty to stealing
N61s3 in bonds from the Home state Bank yes
terday morning in General Sessions. W. T. went
worth, cashier Of the Victoria Hotel also pleaded
not guilty of grand larceny. and William H.
schooley a lawyer pleaded not guilty TO the in
dlctment Of forgery in the first degree.
Henry Rider who, bookkeeper for A. +. Per
rim No % Howard-st, was charged with en-
bezzlng $500 last January, and who it was
thought. fed to Vera Cruz. was arrested in this
city Thursday and held at the Tombs Police Court
yesterday.
Ex-Chief Justice Charles =. DAILY, president OF
the American Geographical Society. yesterday re-
ceived an enthusiastic letter from Lieutenant X.
y Peary. dated Falcon Harbor Bowdoin Bay,
Greenland August II. The news contained in it
has already been published.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
coon PLACE TO BY DRESS COINS.

The great dry-gOods store Of ii. G i. Koch a
Co AT I.enoX-aVe.. Sevcnth-aTc. and One-hundred-
Observation-Disclosures il favOrite place for shop
ners I'm the uptown district The announcement
Of the fall opening of the store has created vide
spread interest here Thousands of buyers Of dress
goods and those who seekers after the latest
fall STYLES visit the daily. There are new fall
designs in dress goods Of most attractive am beau
tf patterns TIE irid esc ut shades this fall seem
TO meet the most favor and of this class Of goods
the firm has a great variety. one Of the latest
makes" in dress goods named after MISS l.oc
Fuller 1t is a light-colored silk wool and like
the French and German novelties to be seen, 1t Is
selrg RAPIDLY The firm also has "a long line of
changeable nopsacking and whipcord. fancy JAG
guards and camel s-hair goods. and they. too have
many admirers and buye"i. The cloak department
of this popular firm Is filled with new handsome
and Fashionable patterns The short military cape
with it's fine fIr trimming l. displayed in large
variety of designs The millinery department is on
a par in attractiveness with the other departments
OF the store. The designs in hats countless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
SOCIALISTS AND STANDING ARMIES
ANTI-MILITARY BILL OF JULES GUEsDE-GER-
MAN MONEY FOR FRENCH SOCIALISTS
ELECTION EXPENSES

ELECTION EXPENSES.
According TO a recent cable dispatch from Paris
NJ Jules Guesde the Socialist, INTENDS 10 Introduce
AZ the coming session OF the Chamber Of Deputies
a hill nrov,idnc for the abolition OF the standing
army which bill s TO be introduced also in the Sem
ate by NJ. Walter.
Although NJ Jules Guesde is diplomatic So
cialist little prone to dvulge beforehand his plan
OF campaign. it may be that ne mas really dis
closed to enterprising interviewer what he
intends to do in the French Chamber NJ Wal
ter is not known as belonging to the Senate, and
may have been confused with NJ Walter the So
cialist Mayor of St Denis. near Paris. who
recently elected a Deputy and who wonid sup
port the motion OF his friend Guesde. the latter,
in proposing the abolition OF the standing army.
may not secure all the votes OF the hfty Social
lists in the French Chamber, whose leadership
he would like to assume: but he would give
practical and parliamentary shape to the interna-
tionalist doctrines which are among socialistc
dogmas and which he recently advocated in his
answers to the accusations launched at his party
by the Temps and other Morera'e Republican
organs.
During the last electoral campaign II was shown
that the German Socialist organization mad for
warded 800 francs to help the election OF French
Socialists. and notably that Of NJ Chauvin. hair
dresser now a Deputy. Charges Of unpatriotc con-
duct were made on that occasion against the French
Socialist party. VI. Jules Guesde answered. in
letter published by the Paris newspapers. that this
subsidy sent by the German Socialists was merely
the repayment OF similar amount OF money which
had been forwarded by French Socialists to help
their German friends in the last electoral campaign
in Germany He reminded the Moderate Republi-
cans that they had in 1863 accepted 100000 francs
from the Italian capitalist. Chernuschi. to help the
election OF some Ant-Imperialist Deputies In Paris;
and later on in 1859. they had received from the
Prusslan Baron Hirsch. 5000 francs to fecure the
triumph OF the Opportunst candidates against
Boulanger's partsans. VI. Guesde, however. denied
that his own election at Roubaix had been saluted
with th1 cry Of Down with the country! and he in
timated that the Socialists would not he the last
10 fight for France II she were threatened or in
vadcd by foreign foe. Still. he declared the
Socialist party was nternatonalst. and the best
WAY to prevent war was to abolish standing armies.
This is also the theory OF German Socialists who
will probably make I'm the German Reichstag. the
Ttopan proposition for general disarmament. II
NJ. Guesde Introduces. stated In the dispatch.
his motion for the abolition of the standing army
In France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
He DIED From HIS BURNS.
ONE FATALITY FROM THE TENEMENT-HOUSE
BLAZE YESTERDAY MoREING-TllE FIRE
MEN HAD \ LINELh TINE.

ONE FATALITY FROM TIE TENEMENT HoUsE
BLAZE YESTERDAY MOREING-TIE FIRE
MEN HAD LIVELY TIME.
rboro uas work in plenty for the fremen on the
west side of the city early yesterday morning
ru,o men were badly burned and died. Flames
were discovered In the fve-story tenement-house
No 400 West Fifty-fourth-st. about $50 a. m. and
an. ,wentv families IN the house were soon in d
.tate If manic II was said that there had been
q drunken fight between some of the tenants on
the ton floor in the night. and "A lighted lamp had
fallen down the air shaft Later some water had
been thrown down the shaft, but that did not pre-
vent the fire from smoulderng and breaking out
The fre-escapes were used. but John Duffy. aged
seventeen went down the stairs through flames
and smoke and fell senseless on the Sidewalk. He
had inhaled fire and his clothes were afiame
Neighbors tried save his life by beating out the
Ere In his clothes. but he died soon after being
removed TO the Roosevelt, Hospital. Thomas Nc
Cam had TO carry his aged mother down the fire
ESCAPES He rescued her in safety, althoHSh MS
aims burned severely .,.,
the occupants into flight. From the top moor OF
No. +sl John Ryan. one-egged veteran VINO wa" las
Policeman Kerr. Mrs. Catherine Hussey ana MRS.
Jane Kilkenny who were too III to help themselves
Nc ' We're s"r were I made homeeSS and all
OF their furniture and most of their clothing were
destroyed. III, -, .
alarms 10 fight a fire In the tenement house No.
al West Fifty-siXth-st Paul McAvoy. who lived
on the fourth floor, was found insensible IN the
back ward of the house. He had been burned
seriously and he also had been hurt by falling
from the window Of the bathroom Beside hin
,hat he mad walked in his sleep with the lamp
xShteS and had set fire to his clothes. Then he
nd sitting fire 10 the bathroom. There is said
10 be some hope for his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER .
SHIPPING Ne rs.
PORT oF NEw.yOEK- fEGDAY. sEPT -.
AERIXED.

PORT or NEw.YOEK -fElpAY. sErr -. isoJ.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ma>-achu- %. (lr BOrquot LOufOn sept
Ter - with and 81 cabin passengers q tn New
York Shippiug co. Arrived ~ The Bar q - D. ~.
steam = Co'um"ls Gem. Nuc ~ -ine. Hamburg sep.
fou,ei Souihanl ton H. nitn md-e. 100 int cfhi.
- second I'll -t''rag' passengers 10 Il tou>.
Arrived At the Bar ct - 30
Soiftnt, f,"fl. Jnrc"n~en. Hamburg Sritriu-
brr e. with md" and - ~t,ra-c passengers to Punch
Fd,r \ co. Arrived At tn Bar at 8 80
>itaucr lri,r ter, sand D. Bremen Sci t"mher IS
SOUTHAMPTON II with nid>r Ia cabin and 40 -tcc
nas.on, ,r. to Oclrch~ { GO. Arrived at the liar ~
- -
STEAMER pin. Willcm Dutch. Sofdra-'r Suinlri
AUGUST 81. Drn'iaTa S'W'ul"r =. 1rnl lad ! tafuptnh
tunmia a. tranta .. la Gupyr, :. Puerto tal"llo
Cpf1cna ~ Jacu" - Caves t. l'pt an Primo" l.
with ard passengers y, kunhardt 60. ArrN'h
At i',f
Steamer city u Para. Lockwood Colon S"ptcmher II
ni-' ani - passenger b, SANFORD Parry, Heron
4 co. Arrived ~ The Far ~ - - a ~.
steamer CIV Of BIRMINGHAM. RIrg savannah, with
mdsc and passenger TO T. J. walker.
steamer GU arduf Walker. Nnlflk With md~c and
ia.-.nPot- ., ft OIL Dominion steamship Conn
81 amer Richmond. u lee. West Point. Va, with m1se
o. the old DDnni ~ steamship ."mI1nv.
Steamer Faniia. simmons, Pilai cpha with misc {.
Sdp Titon Of Boston. Allen. Aeppcy III days. WITT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fulton Street Prayer Meeting anniversary, noon.
New.yo,k Canoe Club rccatta GraNescnd Bay, after
noon.
lawn tennis tournament in Central Park.
Mercury Wheel club tournament, FLUSHING -''o P' H.
(;uttenturc races, 30 p ~
p~(at,v, Cbo.. ,'lub 80 aOl Montaguc-st. p M
N,trorcltan Press Club. Metropolitan Hotel p H.
Cooca Exchange meeting, 10 10 a. m.
Emma Goldman benefit New Irving Hail. L. H.
Music in Central and Bronx PARKS, p. HI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST A WOMAN.

GRAVE CHARGES Against "o'""-''
J. MARCO ALLEGES THAT HIS sIsTER-lN-hA"
POISONED HIS wIFE-A POLICE COURT STORY
Joseph Marco Of No. SoS Walaoout-s|' ""oSe
wife. Gazella died week ago from supposed
arsenite Of COPPER poisoning. went TO inc Lee
Avenue Police Court yesterday accompanied ny HIS
wife's stepmother Mrs Roseneck. ana toiu re-
markable story. He alleged that ms "lIe h"u
been poisoned by her sister-in-law. MIS- fepecca
Marco who lives at No. 175 Harrison-aVe MIS-
Marco IS widow her husband having died ABOUT
a wear ago Mrs Roseneck Marcos mother-in-
low oueces that the dead woman before she died
declared that she had her sister-in-ia" put
something in the coffee which sh" gave her' Aite'
drinking it she had become violently Ill. Marco
ua.d ,ba+ his sstor-in-law was infatuated win
him After her husband died. she hSd askeu I'm. I'm,
90 marry her He had been engaged az the I'M e
~ marry her sister The woman had been Jealous
81 his wife and had insisted upon nursing her III
her illness At one time she had gwen hti al,
oyerdose of medicine. and when spoken 10 apo"'
q, had renlled that she knew her business. ,
Justice C;oett!ng told Marco tflat ne NouIu ~ IN
,be matter of issuing a warrant under cohslueId>
tion and consult Coroner Dreamer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23

We haven't been getting complaints
enough; haven't made SO many allow,
ances this year as we did last year and
the year before-what's the matter!
DO YOU know of some mistakes we've
made, and are you keeping them from
rs? or are our clothes so much better
than they used to be!
Won't you help us start this new
season with no old sins TO account Tor
Give those Fall Overcoats and suits,
that chameeon-ike lot of furnishings
changing all the time), the 50 patent
leather shoes, our So derby-glve them
a full chance to speak for their present
selves.
ROGERS, PEET g. co.
1T THEEE pFinee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

CAMBRIDGE Mavroyenl Boy, Turkish Minister "'
vas,poop. Coun; de Lau1cr Nilar,, french Minister
., uavti MARQUIS de- Porihuau. OF the fIeAch LeR''o"
4, Hayti. and Captain SommeiweicA' OIL the Wv ,"''
W. FIFTH ANFNCF-Senator Nelson W. Aiullch OF
phd ,sl.,d CONGRESSMAN Charles Daniels, Of Buffalo
uo,acio Guznan Minister Tor Nicaragua at WASHINGTON
aud Judge John NJ ThuIs;on. Of Nebraska 'lLShh
Conores.nan Charlie, A. Chickerng OF Copenhagen "
VICTORIA-Par,n Java Italian Ambassador al Washihg
49,, Northumberland Georges Levy, Of Paris, aud
carlos Martinez silva, oil Colombia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
HELD TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF ARSON.


,do,,cL pawlack who carries a tailoring
establishment on the ground floor OF the tenement
bouse No 799 Bedford-ave., was arrested !es'ei
dsy by Policeman Hughes. Of the Thirteenth TT
cinct and arraigned before Justice Goettlng o."
charge of arson few minutes after . o clooN
Yesterday morning Policeman hughes saw Sino",
mourning from the ground floor OF tho building anu
Immediately turned In an alarm. Hughes inc" i'
turned to the house and began to arouse 'le III
mates living on the upper floors. When the 'eiai''9
were awakened they rushed from their apartment
into the Railways which were filed WIN si"'
and found their way 10 the street lheE
dressed only in their night clothing ana III unei'
ouxie,v 10 escape tumbed over one anothet III
going down the stairs Several were ssn , fomnS
mis- way. When the fremen arrived tn't 80 a.,
l,avlack's apartments deserted. ana tnc ~ az
the rear room abiaZe. After putIhs eu' tn doar
thov found another Ere in the oedlootl - ~
was locked and the hremen hao TO pre-, ~ IA
door officer Hughes arrested faWldch a. a. 80
c,cack as he was returning 10 his nome. ne Wi WI
unable 10 explain his absence from ms nom nv ,be
night. The prisoner denied all hHo"'NNe0 -
fire. and hcld TO answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-23
KILLED BY the rALL or 4 scAFFoLD.

one man killed and two others were hurt BY
the fan OF d scaffold In the glass warehouse Of Van
Horne Griffcn & CO.. at No. ls Desbrosses-st. yes
terday morning. The men working on lad
der supported by planks wooden horses. The
planks spread and let the ladder fall John Muir
raw twenty-six years old. of No. 10 Division-st..
fell twelve feet TO the floor and died instantly. An
drew Reilly bruised and his left arm dslocated
Dennis O keefe received slight bruises. There were
marks OF injury on Murrays body. and 1t was
supposed that ne died rom The effects Of shock
as he had suffered from heart disease.