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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-12-29
ADVERTISING DIRECTORY,

The following houses, whose advertisements
| appear in the GAZETTE, will be found reliable,
and are commended to the attention OF pur-
| chasers:
AGRICULTURAL.
Herbert Bryant, foot of Duke street.
BOOK AND STATIONERY.
Robt. w. French, All and 419 King street.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
II. L. Simpsons Sons, agents for W. J..
Douglas shoes.
BRICKS.
Alexandria Brick Works, Hunting creek.
COAL AND WOOD.
J. r. Zimmerman foot of Queen street.
W. A. SmOot & Co., Shoots wharf.
CAKES AND CONNECTIONS.
d. Harry Appich, 525 King street.
George K. IAil & Co., 21G222 north Leo
street
Henry Brcnglc, 531 King street.
CHINAWARE.
Z. J. Miller & Son, 317 King street.
DENTAL
u. s. Dental Association, 7th and d streets,
Washington.
FINANCIAL
First National Bank, s. W. cor. Lee and
Prince streets.
Citizens National Bank, N. w. cor. Lee and
Prince streets.
Burke & Herbert, cor. King and Fairfax
streets
DRUGGISTS
f. S. Lcadbcatcr & Sons, 1051 JOY south
Fairfax street
warfcld s. Hall, corner Fairfax and Prince
streets.
W. F. Creighton & Co., corner King and
Royal streets.
Lunt & Allen, N. E. corner King and
Washington streets.
L. Stablcr & Co., n. w. corner of King and
Washington streets.
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & Lothrop, 10th, 18th, and
f streets, Washington.
J. +. Tackctt corner King and Pitt streets.
Isaac Eichberg, cnrner King aud Royal
streets.
D. Bendhem, 316 King street.
A. B. Slaymaker, 429 King street.
j. R. Chapman, 424 King street
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS.
J.. H. Aitcheson, 11G King street.
w. S. Moore south Union street.
GROCERs & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
II. C. Wallace, 900 King street
w. A. Johnson & Co., corner Cameron and
Royal streets.
Robertson & Bro, corner King and Wash
ingtOu streets.
J. C.. Milburn, north Royal street.
w. A. Smoot & Co., Shoots wharf
Charles King, 2i7223 north Lee street.
c. VIM Ramsey, cor. of King and ST. AsaPh
streets.
HARDWARE.
Jas. F. Carlin & Sons, 315 King street.
INSURANCE.
Lawrence Stabler, 701 King street.
John d. HOoe, 12S south Fairfax street.
Philip b. Hooe, Agent, corner Prince street
and Strand
Josiah II. D. Smoot & Son, 81 north Union
street.
Smoot & Co., 25 north Union street.
MERCHANT
VIM. Murray, 517 King street.
SURVEYORS.
II. C. Graves, 300 and 81 King street
d. j. Howell, National Union Building,
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
H. Widt, los north Royal street.
vT1HE SOLID COMFORT DOG MUZZLE,
Il the most human dog muzzle made; your
dog can drink but cannot bite, only 20 cents.
For sale by
TAG r rApJTN g. CONG
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rE1,EpuoyE EXCHANGE.

We wish to call your attention to the
ALEXANDRIA TELEPHONE EXCHANGE
AND IT'S ADVANTAGES.
The sun., 1893-07-09
taken to Albany. After learning oil the facts

taken 70 Albany. After learning oil the facts
in the case the Governor said:
The. reaufsition papers must be recognized.
as the demand OF the Governor of New Jersey
To trial che child may be acduitted.. He Is, not
child cannot be tried m here" " . 'es ''''' '.N ''
That Same. day Wood was taken to Free
hold and locked up in tho Witnesses room,
days ss the Sh Bope was sSo
who attended him testified that Bertio could
not possibly have shot himself. From the 10.
cation OF the wound and the marks OF tho shot
gnn had been pointed ut him In q downward
direction. AS II was too heavy q weapon for
Berthe TO have held ny the muyzle, IT. wac nj
most equally clear that Wood had shot him:
animation OF tho room lie, found tho shotgun
standing In o corner OF the room. noer the
stairs. 1t would have been i'm possible for
Bertie to place the gun there after being shot
The Coroner's jury therefore found that Bcrtie
ssotSup % IN tho hands oi Ious SnH Wood. '''eu "
Tho day after he was taken to the Frcehold
jail Louis, while speaking to the Sherifrs son
about the shooting. said:
well, had ths Fup F i1 my % bend. but didn't INT
This was told yesterday to THE Sun reporter
who questioned Louis about 1t After many
denials Louis began to sob. and said In a low
!" Yes. VIZ hodln' the gun. Iiest picked It
holdin' the gun wen It went on
He cried so bitterly then that 1t was useless
to question him further Whether he shot
BERTHE Intentionally or not may never be
known. 1t is useless to speculate upon the
The sun., 1893-07-09
WALL STREETS NEW GAMBLE.

pictured dial swing around rapidly. ana the
brokers bet whether ]. 2. 3. 4, or 8 comcs first
under t.e line With the bank reserve greatly
reduced yesterday in the bank statement and
speculation on Change at its lowest point. the
little machines found great favor with tho
brokers. They cost twenty i've cents. and 80
were sold on the Exchange yesterday morn
ing. Tho brokers. OF course. could not play
with them on Change. but imm e,iintely after
tho half holiday gong had sounded they tnted
them into their fayorite luncheon epnts: Fred
Eberlin's. Fisk & Robina's. the Del-Hoff. tho
Hoffman House Annex. the Mary Hudson
Dairy and other points Of refreshment. There
they played with them all the afternoon. Many
were sum mer bachelors hound by every tie to
catch trains. but the little machine absorbed
their attention and their money while they
absorbed fluids
just after Change closed the betting on the
miniature horses started at twenty. five cents:
that is. a group Of ten would put IN twenty-five
cents apiece. and the chan who picked out the
nag coming first under the wire. as indicated
BY line ON tho glass casc running from the
centre to No. !: just under tho stem. would
reap S2.25 profit.
But this soon became tame sport The stakes
beca me 81 a man. then 81. then SIS. and then
$40. aud finally S25 man. and ono pot that a
Sun reporter suw scoopeh in netted the winner
S475. 1t took two seconds to win this amount
OF money
The sun., 1893-07-09
TAs IT 4 JOKE ON CARPENTER
That MyaterIoas Borden Murder Letter Nay
Be u Hoax n Drummer.

That NJ yaterIoas Borden Murder Letter May
Be Hoax on Drummer.
RoMH. N. Y, July a-Further Investigation
In regard to the mysterious letter found by
Dr. LLOYD OF this city. referring to the Borden
murder. has thrown some new light on the
matter. The man Carpenter. to whom the
letter was addressed. Is without doubt u
travelling man whose homo Is in Fall River
and who occasionally stops in this city.
The envelope bore the address in ink.
Joseph Wilmurth Carpenter. Jr." The post
mark on the envelope showed that It had been
written at Fall River it was directed to Al
bany. with instructions to forward. provided
Carpenter was not In Albany So far as the
envelope is concerned there can be no fake"
Most people are OF the opinion that the letter
was placed in tho envelope. which had been
found somewhere.
J. W. Carpenter, Jr. came to Rome June 21
and registered at the Arlington Hotel from
Albany. Mr.. Carpenter is a well known COM
mercial traveller. and formerly sold INK and
pens He still sells pens w On his pen 9oxes 81, ls
nFSeda ths "adrffs Sas
%hafs Il. H sfs anS ehIaTsn ssd
ths,f T. are ssysn fs y and tSs
nthGr xe
here. He is about lory years old, A. man
answering his description entered i ne White
the Eor,ien trial T. II. GrcGan. one of the
proprIotors. asked him what he thought as to
the Innocence OF guilt Of Lizzie. He said;
not in position to 10 20. The facts are. that
formerly worked for tho Bordens and knew
the victims Of the tragedy well. am also az
quainted with Lizzie. After tho murder J. was
shadowed by two detectives. and as I have
them, l don't care to get into any trouble.
and am going to keep QUIET"
DR.. Lloyd has received the following tele-
gram from Lawyer A. J. jennings, counsel for
Lizzie Borden:
Ia there any truth in tho newspaper report that on
renee Carpenter matted from tai River and referring
to Borden MURDER IL ~ Will you please wire me
AspnKw J. JEsSISGs.
DR.. Lloyd snid no would not telegraph the
contents OF the letter mt present.
1t 10 understood that tho letter Is In the
hands OF detective.
The sun., 1893-07-09
Public JutIses.
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D0ST OFFICE NOTICE.

may occur at any tinc)
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s new nHsEtpS d4!a R G + "4 . AfsS f"H
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part. ot :ra,ii. also The Ia Rata tries:
from x.x sqt sSoA
sAT4rpAY.sAAti2A. " iSE FRANCE: swIITzkGtAND. IA.
lKELAS.. prr s:ealn.h,p Aurania via Qu ..nsiown
w, Ss%5apls| ~ 4 s;so 4; y: ,as kGSark: & e!
= s."4 p%F'pss at 70 'tI sG;: sfr s
rect Per steamship Maasdam. va Rotterdam, 10 tiers
f"q GitSi," nr s..p
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sh.ziI and Ia EiATR 1dt SrhlEs per steam: M:
ys flH't % s:nss
saE unita from Ssr Orleans; ,s ~ tr for EU.
x. n.S:s II
pm. Tor on arrival Rt New York OF steamship ServA
with British malls for Au,tralial MAib for China
ana Japan. nsr sesmsh,p Peru nrom san Frsnci,eoE
for the society Islands. psr ship uity OF pnps!u
(rom San nnc scOl close here daily mp to July s2B
at6;aor.M. MAILS for the Hawaiian lslanes. per
steamship Australia rrom snn tranciscol close here
daily up to July .27 at t;t0 p. N. Mail. for China.
Japan. Hawaii. and Australia VIA Vancouver tspees
ally addressed y close At this Once daily at $3.50
Pm Mail, Tor NEWFOUNDLAND, sy raj TO Halifax.
M .S' os HsS;sH @ e. "a Ga az ssS
N. Mails fOr Cuba. by rail 10 Tampa Fla. and
thence ty ,trAnsr tsaiiine M"ndnys and ThuIsdayss
Mexico, overland, unless specially addressed for
despatch BY steamer close at this once daily at 100
A. n.
Trans. Pacific mails are forwarded to San Francisco
daily and tho schedule OF closing is arranged the
Pre.umption OF their uninterruped overland transit
to San francisco. Mails from the East arriving ON
TINE at san Francisco on the day Of sailing OF steam
dsspat Uncd thence tho same day
.Resislerrd mail closes at GH'O y NJ previous day.
Extra Supple entary TRANSATLANTIC Mails are opened
on tho piers of the American. EnRlish. French. and
German A. ths nour q closing Of supple men;
within Ten Minute. Of the hour Of ,aIeg ot steamer
POST OFFICE NEW YORK n Y July 7. Isgh
The sun., 1893-07-09
PE4RY OFE FOR GREENLAND.
He Sails from Portlnnd-A Scare on the
Falcon Friday Night.


Falcon Friday Night.
PORTLAND. Me-. July 9.-The steamer Falcon.
bearing tho Peary Arctic expedition. sailed
from this port at about o'clock this afternoon.
There was a. Zig crowd on the wharf to see
her of. and as she steamed away cheer after
cheer went mp. Peary and his party were on
deck. and waved their Acknowledgements.
The Lieutenant proposes to make brief
stop at Eagle Island. fourteen acres large and
five miles of Harpswell. He bought this Island
soon after he left college. and it Is the only
real estate he owns. He wants to go ashore
there and take a look at his property. Tho
mem bers OF the party are In tho best OF health
and spirits. After weighing anchor at the
island they will sail direct for st. Johns. New
foundland.
There was q scare on board the Falcon last
night. The tide commenced to ebb early in
tho evening and about 0:3Q the vessel began
TO settle gently on the port side. Nothing was
at first thought OF the matter. but as the min
ton at tho brebie Honse, and Mr.. Tracy. tie
notify him. Larry, tie steward. rushed at to
thG SHhn wheTG Lee w"s t last nsSsr
them that the Falcon was liable TO overturn.
and that they had better. get ashore.
MsS SSsS SshiS wss wss' iRS1 saYs
flushing on deck. they discovered that the
largest hawser had parted. The men set to
work securing her anew, and time 1t was. for
the Yards were swaying fenrfuliy. and every
minute the other hawEer threatened to part.
She gradually caroened until the deck was
but few inches from the water
The tide wonld begin toturn at IL. and 1t is
now only ~. The next hour was one Of sus-
pense. Would she overturn !" each one was
asking BY good luck II chnnced that tho bot
tom was muddy. and into this she sank. Tho
Captain; In the mean time. was mmoned BY
Carr: He alaycd all fears after thorough in;
tpoction by saying she would probably hold
out all right
At II o'clock tho tide comm nced to turn,
and though tho old ship had an alarming look
she was nrmly settled In the mud. The In
coming tide floated her once moro by o'clock,
1t was most narrow escape, and had
she gone over n large pecuniarY loss would
not been that the cargo was 80 tightly slowed
away thus giving I. NO no chance aI ito to sliP s%hs %
porth olos were fastened and the matches bat
tened down until the danger was passcd.
Lieut. peary was kept in ignorance of the
mlttor
The sun., 1893-07-09
s.,,ou. cnarE. Ara,n., a Clergyman.

OTTAWA. Ont. July S.-A warrant was Issued
to-day by tho Department OF Justice for the
extradiion of the Rev. Albert Il Reams.
charged with abductinG young girls from
Mercer, Cal lie Ia now In custody at Vic
toria. B q. This Is the iirst case Of sxtradition
for abduction since the passage Of the Paunos.
fote Blaine treaty.
The sun., 1893-07-09
Proposals.


OFFICE Of me
RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION.
SAINT FtIL. July l. Inyh -.
rNHE RAILROAD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION
j OF MiSNEhOrA invite sealed bus FOR the CON
sTrurton Of Atase Elevator OF 10000 bushels ca
tions &c he seen at our once Bids be opened
Aug 2 AZ 10 A. " Each hid must he accompanied by
a post In Uorsy of ten th"urani d0lInTs or cert
ned check IN raid Amount as guaranty Of responsible.
NY aHd good Hith. , .
me commission reserve the right TO reject any aAA
al bids. ,,, =, ,,,,.,-,
Attest WI N. Lii.E,::i, | o---,--,--.. =.
secretary. IRA. H. MILLS.
The sun., 1893-07-09
Advance. Not "a Reduction OF Ra,os.

PITTSBURGH. July s.-The railway Vice Pres
idents finished their meeting to-day. and ad-
journed to meet in New York next. week.
Freight Agent James OF tho Lake Shore said:
1T is the intention to advance rates rather
than to reduce them. Rates are lower In the
ioM nartes Ivan snst NJ of ~" are TOO
England they are twice as much as In this
county, and on the Continent shippers are
charged from soto $50 per cent, more than is
The sun., 1893-07-09
Arrived-sArunDAY. July 8.

Arrived-sATunbAY. July g.
ss Maasdam. Potter. Rotterdam.
~ RuRia. Letthauter Hamburg.
Ss Uelcoymn. kenn. Cardiff.
81 Raleigh. searE Dar!en.
SIS Edmon.iy, Muir. PTosreso.
50 StrAth-sS. Fouds. Marseilles
sR Excelsior. Percy, New OrleAnA
rs Elihu Thomson. Hanssn. Norfolk.
- lniZiHtivi. Pizzati. GirHenti.
IS BeI,inghan. stevens. Palermo.
IS chicago. Watson. Antwerp
rs Miranda clark. Philadelphia
Pnrk India. Anderson. M1n.evideo.
Bark Cesar. Falkland. bahia.
Bark Dipussund. Davies. Port Spain.
BARK Anna Maria DAbundo. Ambroslo. A,merik
lfor later arrivals sec First Payc.l
The sun., 1893-07-09
WALL STREET HAS A NEW Tor.
Can Blow In All tho Eigbths On II II the
Jockey Clubs Don't Interfere.

Can Blow In All tho Eigbths On II II the
Jockey Club. Don't Interfere.
Wall street has new toy. 1t looks like q
Waterbury watch. only tho dial has pictures OF
horses at full gallop, which are numbered l.
.. 3. 4. and 5. On the glass case, Just above
the and running from tho centre. is o line
which indicates many things. Among other
things it told the members Of tho Now York
Stock Exchange yesterday just how many
hundreds Of dollars they had lost in playing
with the new toy. The directions on the ma
chine are:
To start-Pull stem out slowly then push quickly
all the way.
When you pull this stem out slowly and then
quickly Jam 1t back in place. the horses on the
The sun., 1893-07-09
81 900 Worth of Pnlut Burned.

Fire broke out In J. N. Shin's paint store In
Depot row. Mt. Vernon. early yesterday morn
ing and burned So 0O0 worth Of paint. George
Archer. q real estate man who had dcRk room
in tho store lost his ,!esk and papers. The
elactUc wire.
The sun., 1893-07-09

blGITEn
Lizard.
sy Kara, from New York for shan ghae on Malta
ss H. H. Meier. from New York for bremen passed the
Lizard.
sN fnnIow. from New York for Hong Kong. passed
Gibraltar
Lizard.
oIbers from New York for Antworp. pasted Isle Of
Wight
IS Taormina. from New York for Hamburg passed the
Lizard.
So Lydian Monarch, from New York for Hull. passed
IS Criic from New York for Leith on Lewis Island.
The sun., 1893-07-09
Stole Dr. HougL,ou.. ga. Fixtures.

Isaac Raley OF 442 West Thirty ninth street
was locked up In the West Thirtieth street sta
tion last night. charged with entering l East
Twenty ninth street. the rectory OF tho Rev.
DIR. Houghton OF tho Little Church Around this
Corner. and stealing $50 worth OF gas fixtures.
The complainant was John w. Dulcher Of "a
India street. Brooklyn.
The sun., 1893-07-09
STORY OF A BOY MURDERER.
LOUIS WooD WAS UNRULx, 4 1RUANE.
<YD n MBMBER OF 4 GhNe.

A,,s ourh NE Was Only Eleven. His Mother
Was Uaabie 20 Cortroi Hin-He Was
Lazy and spent His Time In the Streets
He Hated Farr-er wngcner's Baby 30,
rnd Shot Hir., Perhaps Deliberately
Petted In Jaii-A Probier, for Justice.
when tho Grand Jury OF Monmouth county,
in Now Jersey, meet again they will be called
upon to determine whether there IL sufficient
evidence against an 11-year-old boy to indict
him for the crime OF murder. In the forenoon
OF June II this boy and his employers 3-year-
old son were alone together in o room on tho
second noor OF farmhouse. A loaded shotgun
lay In one corner OF the room. The boys had
not been in the room i've minutes whom there
vns heard tremendous report. The little
boys head was almost blown to pieces.
The older boy swore that the child had been
playing with the gun and that It had exploded
accidentally. Many people believed him. and
eyerred that It was an outrage to keep such
a child In prison on such fimsy evidence. The
boy adhered to his first story, and won much
sympathy. Yesterday morning o Sun reporter
vent to the scene OF tho murder with tho In
tention OF gathering all the facts that were
known in tho case and presenting full story
OF the remarkable affair. The reporter had q
long talk with the prisoner. After many eva
siye answers the boy said:
'Ihad the gun in my hands. but Il went OF.
Ididn't mean to shoot him."
This admission. showing as It does that he
had heretofore been lying. together with the
facts which the reporter gathered. all point 10
The sun., 1893-07-09
Rolled Ia.o tn. water whn. Asleep.

young man wss drowned at the foot OF
East 12oth street yesterday afternoon. He was
about 10 years old. neatly dressed In dark
suit. and wore a straw hat. He was noticed
sitting on the strjngpiece OF the pier. with a
small package lying beside him; ana II Is
water
The Lody was not recovered. His hat and
the parcel were tnken to tho East l26th street
police station. The parcel contained new
shoe brush and box OF backing.
The 2ohour train between New York and Chicago
by the New York Central WAS success from its nist
The sun., 1893-07-09
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALuANAc-rHIs
Sun rises. 81 Sun sets.... 50 Noon rsea IL a.
Nigh wATrR-rIIs DAY
Sandy Hook Q 81 Gov. Island. 3SI Hell Gate. s AZ
The sun., 1893-07-09
MAR1IED.

MOSTh ER NyOoD On saturday. July
J. 1893. by tho Row. Charcs Mercer Halt at the
Church of this Believed Discipe. New York city.
Nevh Eayto Sherwood to Nigel Montagu Montagu.
The sun., 1893-07-09
DEPARTMENT OF TAykS AND ASREssAESTR 4
COMMISSIONERS OfFIuE.


DuBLIC NOTICE ts hereby given by the Commission
j err of Taxes and Assessments that the ntsenment
rolls Of real AMI personal estate In said city. Tor the
Year 1898. have heen fully completed and have been
delivered to The Hoard Of Aldermen of said city, and
that such assess Mt rolls viii remain oIen public
inspection In the 0cs OF the Clerk Of Said Hoard Of
Aldermen. for period hreen days from tho date OF
this notice EDWARD l.. BARKER.
JOHN WHALEN,
JOSEPH BLthHNTliAIA
Commissioners OF Taxes and Assessments
The sun., 1893-07-09

ARRIVED OUT.
SIS Paris from New York. at Southampton,
So EdAm. IRON New YORK. at Rotterdam.
SIS Ddnm. from New Yark. bt Rotterdam.
rs Acoinac. from New York. at London.
IS Runic, IRON New York. ut Liverpool
rs rrorrs.o. fran New York, At Boston.
IS H. n. whitney. from New York. a. Roston.
The sun., 1893-07-09
DIHD.

BONNER San Francisco Cat. July I. Arthur
Francis Bonner. a;ed % years
RLATCHtOHH.--,h Newport r. J.. on july 4.
1879 Samuel atchtorl, Assoc ate Justice OF the
supreme Court OF the United sttrs IN the Tt.h
year uf "a, ngc.
IuneiAl services will be he'd Mt All saint, ChApel
Newport. on Tuesday. Ju'y H. At 2;3o r. N. Ip
icrmcnt nj Grtenwooi Ut convenience Of family.
UOWARD.-u On fFidNr, July :. " ,ry Howard
Funeral from tE- residence o. ls- hrotherin.law
John Murphy, ttu Uth av.. thence to the Church of
81 Vincent lie raul. West "a! st. on Monday. july
10, at 10 ~ NJ, vher" a requiem mass will be
fertd FOR the rtrCsc o; her soul
REtD.-At his resdcnce ia Cumberland at. Proot-
iyn. July Il, Jonn ntiu, IN ms S-d year.
Funeral from his residence Monday. July 10. q
DA. NJ. thence TO -. Johns GhareL where q mass
~ requiem vii, be ~ d Tor the rrpos, OF hts soul
1nterment In calvary Cemetery.
RING. July \, 1879. at WoUdake, A. smith Ring, In
thr hRth year OF his aye
func nj services at hts late dsrcr. iaG Grand st.
Sewburgh. n. Y. Tuesday. July IL. at ~ NJ Please
omit nowera
NSON.-on Saturday, July =. Minnie Cater.
wife of James =. Robinson.
Funeral Monday at I. NJ. irnm the residence OF hor
daughter Mira William Henry Chris,y. Tho Aris-
ton." Broadway and arthst
-Magnur j schwartz
General Committee and AlRUn luin Club twenty
fourth Assembly Dis + ct. Members are respectfully
invited to attend funeral from house. 520 East S5th
tt. at $50 A. NJ
wARD.-On July 8. 1879 Mary j., wife OF John W.
Ward, and daughter OF Mrs Bii.n 0'DonovAu and
the late J. 0'Donovan.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inviei to At
tend tho funeral froia her lute residence 81 West
Both st. on Tuesday. July II. at 1OA NJ: thence to
Church ot the Holy Innuccnt~. a7th at near Broad
way. where solemn mass of requiem vii, bs Of
ftred for rcrose OF her soul 1ncrinent IN Calvary
Cemetery. kindly omit nowers
thaT rs'a n
road At Maple Grove station. Cty uf.lrc, Dway'
The sun., 1893-07-09

For TannsTsyls, HAineE' CornerS Laurel Honse and
kaaterskt III lake the Ulster and Delaware and stony
Glove rOntei only one change OF ears between New
York and desiinaion. four 10 nys changes by any
other ronte.-1dr
The sun., 1893-07-09
business Notices.

Dr. Sicr-rt'- Anro tur. Bittrrs. erdor-ea
by rhvsicians and chemists for purity and wheie-
someness. Al ali druggists
The sun., 1893-07-09

nItrp TEoN ToREIGS PonrI
SIS wReslAnd. from Antwerp for New York
bs Croft. from Dundee for New YORK.
The sun., 1893-07-09

SAILED FROM DoxEsrto roRrs
IS Herman Winter. from Boston for New York.
The sun., 1893-07-09
Sprr,al Nutlces.

MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY, on the Long 10 and nah
rond At Maple Grove station. Gty UfhCc. I2,j Dway'