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The morning call., 1894-08-06
PERU IN A FERMENT.

The Situation of the Government is
Considered Critical.
NEW YORK, Aug. GA World dispatch
from Lima, Peru, says: The rebels cap
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-12-22

Rock Islands grounds are being got into shape
Sioux City saying nothing until after the January meeting
All the real base ball canks glad hear that Mr. Ebrght
has signed another Lincoln boy to play the next
Glenn Kmerer who the best amateur pitcher in the state will
pitch for the home Glenn has playing base
ball with several clubs in this
and whenever village wished to would send
for Kimerer to help them out and he always did it. Against
amateurs he bats well and fast The COURIER
diets for him a very bright future
Mr. hickey anxousy waiting for the weather get cold
enough to freeze his ice rink.
Pequigney great favoe in Sioux City spring. and he
may be wearing "Husker" uniform year.
Ebght started bis base ball with
amateur club While playing day Of the Hast
Neb club Of the Western league witnessed the game and
Immediately signed him.
During the different Of professional base ball Lincoln has
hadd 1O6 under contract.
-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-12-22

Since Mr. Ebright has signed
Catcher Sper and Pitcher Kmerer Speer standby of Mr.
Ebg having played with him for four and his work
showed him, without question OF doubt the best
catcher who NIT Lincoln and there have been
al Of them who pretty good their day. The kid
ular with all the and securing him Lincoln has In
dianapo Detroit and Omaha all bidders for the kids
services
begins to look though Mr. Ebrgh secured "crackerack
in Taylor the Oil City player The Kansas City Star compliments
Mr. Ebrgh securing this valuable player His signature
contract secured through President Kerr the Pbug club
who has written him letter in which he that Taylor sober
genemany ball player he wanted Manager Buckenbeg
give Ptsburg Buck had other
in view
Ds Mones club in the Western
be follows William Trafey and
tain Andrews Chicago pitcher with Rock Island last
James Burns Grand Rapids first base with Peoria last
Mober St. joe second base with St. Joe last A Fisher
Indianapolis STOP with Quincy last James Mosh
pitcher following from the old Des Moines Nc
Kbbeu third L. w. Holmes A. c. McVicsr centre field
Mcbben 1895 he has idea that
he wants the ned and Mr. Ebht could not make
for him. McKbben has friends in Lincoln who wish him
a his ne position.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-12-22
THE COURIER
SPORTING NEWS
The Week in. Base Ball Circles.

The Week in Base Ball Circles.
Lincoln has under contract, two more
pitchers, outelder and first baseman is all that is
necessary to complete the team and before this of
The COURIER reaches its readers Mr. Ebrght hopes to
have both the outelder and first baseman-to say who
they would be violating confidence. The team SO
far is composed of the following Speer catcher;
Kimerer, pitcher; You Guess, first base Ebright,
second base; Holingsworth short Stop H third base;
Van Buren, and Taylor, outfelders
There is possibility that our own Freddie Barnes
will not be with next season. Trafiey of Des
Moines ma lie him offer which is somewhat larger
than Mr.. Ebrght thinks he afford to pay, hence
Fernando will probably join the dead Men,"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-12-22

Kid Speer played his first professional ball in Chat
anooga, Tenn
st. Joseph will decide a manager this week. Ex
Umpire Cline, Archie Cole Con Strothers and Harry
Gatewood are applicants for the position.
In letter to friend in this city, Pequigney says
he has entirely recovered from the injury received at
Jacksonville.
Buck Ewing will have his hands full picking winn-
ing team out of the q players Cincinnati has under
contract
Mccarthy is still unsigned.
The annual meeting Of the Western Association will
be held in Des Moines JAN 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
INTFNSE NEAT AT CHAtIdOpJi J..

pr.T THE VARIOUS LECTURES or THE DAf "Ei|-
WE'LL ATTENDED
Chan,auaua. y Y. July PC CspecaD-The intense
hon, here to-day did prevent large Attendance
=, tho afternoon lecture Of Professor Richard ..
vo,I,on I'm the Han Of Philosophy. Tn" topic TO-
d., In the series ON stories as Mode OF Ih"'h-
,og " vas "Snakespeare's Macbeth Thinking on 'ne
c.h,ac, ~ Ghosts" Professor MOulton WOULD mar"
distinction between Shakespeare the arts'' VINO
uo,,ld pu, into such play all that the age III
which &, was written believed. and Shak'sl'"'' inc
thinker who would let his own thought on 'h' F""
lac, anpear IN the Influence he allowed the super
natural element TO have on men anu '' "
rcnces.
,rho o,bor Lecture OF the afternoon was delivered
-. predecessor Walter J.. Hervey, Of the New oik
,-.chars, Collogo TO large and attentive audience
Professor Uervev's subject WAS The VIII. AppH-
oa,io, of the subject was made 10 the training 81
chuorcn as the lecture delivered largely 10
teachers Mrs Fanny r. Lupton. OF Cincinnati
gave several readings this afternoon IRON ir ~
1ug JennysOn ana MOhtre, MUM ~ ''' P''"'"' -
a gOod-sized audience. ,,,, L.. rrofoeeor
Ghe evening lecture was dcliverr1 pE ,,',
Franklin W Hooper, OF brooklyn tnc sum-, II, n' I
,rba r:iacicre ana FiOrds II Norway ana me zee
Arn IN Turopc' Professor Hooper said among other
things that the British ls.s "rte p',' Ace fhcrc
The backbone Of the ScandinaVnh P,II,'lS',' w."
then the centre from which sisreIa nG EVEN 70
10 I.r,I Mountains The whole OF the north"es" ~
norton Of Europe was covered WIN sno~ -" ~ 49,, 49,,
,nb,Is,ure-laden winds that blew from thF NlIi
ctrsam This covering OF sno" anu l'r ~
over the North Sea covcrins 1hf racia remains
are ,o br found within the limits OF the pr'.'
capital The granite hills Of me sur
nsu'' d,~ being according 10 theories OF geoio-
eis,s supported BY Professor Hooper p""w, ~
90 900 vi years old. The views shown were "''e'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
IT'S SEMLCENTENNI1L LIST
THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUES BOON ISSUED FOR
TIE TFTIETH TIME

THE NEW YORK YACHT CLUES BOOK ISSUED FOR
TIE rFTIETH TIME
The new book u the New-Nork Na'h' '.Ho V'"''
upon It's cover 'he words semi -Cen'rnni'' '''
july D. is4 the good old boat G.mcract "as al
anchor on the Battery. ana nine 'n'h''l'-''
vachtsmcn were ~ hsr cabin. The forming ~ '"'
Yacht club wa proposed ana al once taken up anu
from that small beginning rose IN" NJ" -forK i''".
club which i1-lay has upon rs iis's ~ name ''
all the crack" yachts sail and steam n we
Eastern States. The club IS nothing II not pro-
eress,ye The Americas cup has ben kep' !"
MS country 10y IS efforts YACHT bui.lins an
eirninr have bren fJsicrel under li@ lh"n'i'r 1.'
an impetu. - that essentially C"nu"n"nN sport
Yacht racing has been given. d.. -,
In the u.W book there j. compete H-' 'i 81"
the siram yachts. schoonefs. a4oop. ana ya"'r u'
inn,nr 10 IN. club together Win their iiN'iSi' ms
a IN liz, o. the members with dates o' "4',.'' -
ala, inc .udrd ana ~ enty-one pages 1f" "'E
Illustrations OF he private FignaIs "' me mn
Yachts Complete rules for sA!.ing are gwen 3" I'D.
i1ok am charts u ali laud-lockrl waters are pro
yilej The uniforms prescribed Tor in"Wp-'s ~ y
r1innfely described. a. are tn" 'Ogfcrl's 81 JACK
Tar" and his super!ors tn" book is coinp'." pol.
very yav and WIN doubtless hnd welcome acc
on the shelves OF the different CLUBS III N""-i0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 VERY HANDSOME. stylish bay team
IL hands. years Old. perfectly SCUM y.
kind and frarlcss. long names ana N"~
can travel 10 miles an hour. rh' - u"
,orio and o,iagJn front hrouGham. o., y
hull, 70, brewster. in .up"ro "id~t. So. So,
ench double and single harness. etc. -"
s,rorm"rhorn near Bon" h'''"'' ID.
RAY MARE - hands. snfr f"r lh1N -
Dive new 'rlngo cart re-" n'' y,
complete. for flW. bargain ~ ''''
30fh-ft
yOH SALE -Chnh'- pony ou'ht. rc.a.."
fnf small sh.d Address Dr. - g ~ b.
sDN J. - BOY lGl. Jamaica. l.. !. !.
,,>.,r. Won BALE ,na, ar. sul'ahl" flr
,.T't..r Noes bpariel wlnt.f and SUM
,.,. ,ll.ess pr O. e. JN'ksON. Foo
.,,,e HoN iGi Jamaica. l.. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
Mr.. HERMAN \ PROMINENT ANT1sNAPPER

John i. herman. who has been appointed by the
President as one OF the commits - inves'i-
gate the rccen, strike in the West. Is well known
among the Cleveland Democrats n ;his city. nav
ING once before he'd Office under Mr.. Cleveland In
lsS} he was made Railroad Commissioner by Mr.
Cleveland. who then Governor. His friends
think hat his experience as a Railroad 'ommis-
sioucr We, fits him for the present position
Mr.. Herman WAS born IN Uica in 1894. ana was
educated AZ the pubic schools there ana al seton
Hal College. He was admitted 20 the bar In 1851
\ first he practscd in Itica. and later ne came %
this city ami opened Office At 40. 10 W aII-St.
When the nght for the Democratic Prfsideniia nom
naiion opened two years ago h. ;ook his - mo as
firm "An;i-Snapper" lie was an active '.'yoiahn
man. ana he elected chairman ~ the Demo
cratic "Antl-Snapper" convention. A. one tlinr
after the election he was mentioned a. c'N-44A'r
for the place Of Collector OF the Port M
Il is not known yet when ne commission WI
BEGIN ifs .nNeStigations. fhe commissioning ar
pointed by ne President have NOT yc; received OH
rill uOsinClfiDn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
HOARD AND ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN wife tV1-lrar iI I'uEN-
'.r I..'r~ B. ~. o refined Hf'7't'n i'i-
u, nc. .fnfn.,inti ms fNr horse - Fi.l
NOR adjacent central Park AMI "l'N"t~i'
~ 30 Tribune ''ir'
,Isfrnrs - NEW TORN can 20 n,-
nu.,lafcf Nth rooms "Nh ~ N''h-
a,,t loart. references ~ East -l-''
WEST 7iTu ST Select n,afi. Sou zen
family. reference. CASHIER. f"s''''''r
I1s i6i.
9isT,T e WEST --i.args. small c""'
Inns southern 'NIo-ufr. "Nc'li'i.
hlr frnnsi.nf- accommodated. select. W'''
crate rates references
4o rAyr 2srH -sT Large. hands ~"
rooms. excellent table. reference ~
changed.
..orIf an 81 WFsT D".iralle rooms
9TH bard A. greatly reduced If'cr7' u"
he board. r~n-, uahl~. references
- WEST 7isT-sT sonihern"r- or Nli,h-
err.r- car nni confor'ahl" aecumn,in -
tons r.a-n nahle. nfsi class. Table b"nr'r''
accommodated
-, LEXINGTON AVE. -.'''d
dor. excellent board. home 'ointnil ;.
lo.ntion convenient for tranHi"nis. su"''"''
prices. table board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS NOMINATE.
MAJOR ". II. UPIiAM FOR GOVERNOR OTHER
ATE. oFFr,.ERs

Milwaukee. july 26.-Mator W. II. Upham. one OF
the candidates OF the American Protective Association
on the frs ballot taken for Governor IN the
Republican State Convention this morning This
the sixth formal ballot The result OF the ball
lot was not announced from the rostrum. az the
nomination made unanimous. on seconds by
the leaders of the opposing factions. Major Up
ham WAS sent for by a committee. He said:
| desire 10 thank YOU for the honor YOU have
done me. wiz DO every thing 10 insure harmony
In the party and success in the coming campaign.
! Will do everything | can 10 serve YOU
Four candidates were paced IN nomination for
the office Of Lieutenant Governor. They were j. b.
Treat. Green County: Jesse Stone. WatertOwn
Emile Raensch. ManitOUoc. and Frederick Copeand.
La Crosse. Raensch nominated on the second
formal ballot Mr.. Raensch is County Judge In Mani
tOW0c County.
Henry Casson. jr. % Niroqua. Was nominated by
acCamat!On for Secretary q: state Ills opPonent
We're O. l.. Roscncranz. Waukesha county, and
A. j. Turner. Columbia County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

1T WILL RE UNVEILED IL MILITARY PARK
NEWARK on AUGUST :"
The bronze statue Of Frederick Fr"linshuys'n
viii Ae unveiled in Military Park. Newark. on Aug
Us, o. Thu monument. which Is 10 b" twenty f'ri
hi"h rests On a base eleven feet square The pod
estai IS constructed o beautiful pink i'nrl gran
,,e from Maine The statue Will be Of heroic siz'.
uln. feet high 1t j. the work OF the sculptor kar'
Gerhard. n, Hartford Conn. who designed fh"
seth Foyien statue The lines 81 the pedestal have
been carefully studied by ! wallace b''Wh p'
Newark me front panel of the pedestal bears The
following In raised letters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

attacked Yesterday by bulldog. owned by Mr.
Klut q cigar dealer He was playing with the
dog when the brute buried his teeth In the young
mans nose badly decorating It, Or. Manatou eau
tcrized the wound ami ordered the young man 20
cigar dealer SAYS that the young man was 10 blame
as he had REPEATEDLY cautioned him not 10 pay
with TIE dog He viii not allow the animal 70 be
IL lla1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
hoard WANTED.

,,r.-trvAN wants board and room IN
-, ,rI,,t. famil.. where there n' No
o,hcr h'arlcrs preferred Address . A.
1 30 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
err, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

>.rv. su1oM COTTAGE. $500. So
..h l.Innr.. $40 monthly within MIN
u... Nall i-r.t. - milo, ii1h 'l''
NDICoIT. !, East i3fh-s'
IINGE~luE DRIVE. c1'n"r loN'h-r'.
Substantial. artistic. d"'aciel a.. - ~
r-lrc. senl for circular. l.A' i"'
i'VDN lNE%T 60 - Bip'd"Ay'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
nt-sINEss CHANCES.

,ppITI0NAL CAPITAL procured io'
"'-,rufa.,ur-r~ and others desiring I"
eSiefd their business; sioi,T hh' pJi.,,v
places rold quietly VIM, 49,,
rtcAp sToHF. downtown. for sale chan
reason two businesses lhPu"' W.
p, near Park Row.
cANDY. IcT-cREAM and TOY sT"h '',.
anI fnrnitur, u ihr~" rooms a.. ".,'
,,,,u on account u leaving ~" Ivy u"
agents 232 Wnshingion-s'. H"h'H"n'
r,rrtIENT orrORTTNtrY for i've
man 10 invest S2io with -riN" w
,r,,.l. ,n h.. patented. good dem"nA' OK
c~p,ional returns q. i'2 uth-"V'.
ToH SALE. $3.50: first nor'gagge c 2a
largo Connecticut farm. NJ. lI'i"h' o''
rresident-st. Brooklyn.
LEGAL ADVICE FREE by our ailornry
,nr foreclosures. mortgages. nssiknh'h.''
.,.,,os contracts mercantil" matters. '',.
rHQUHART Il 60. R"al EH'"'" anu
l,ctions. ! $50 Broadway -----
i,ny with 500 10 $1,000 .or very
nrnofnble investmrnt. Stock on, '' n
worth four tines the money !" ~ "'N
~. i.?i2 broadway.
sI,pI-RHAN SCHOOL. (girls). excellent ~.
,ofion desires associate principal w"
4, crcnre and some capital. Address ECU
CATION. Tribune onicc. -------
sTTAM LATNDRY FOR sal: doing good
buaIness Inquire WEIR. 61, hfoh"N'y'
,yuy ARE YOr satisfied with . pc cent
and lot banks. savings inruiutuhr. '"'u,
ar,. companies officers build !'tL' eu'
A. and i've IN mansions m your ~ mo-
a.. yrinrantee ~ per cent secured WIN i"ni
.stofe bonds COMMERCIAL EN'liAN'f'
20 Broadway.
WANTED Young man with 500 To fJu
good business can TOILMIN, Room o.
TribuDc Buildlng
,vASrED -x2j go special capital IN
saf. we'll established business. 10 2" ~ per
cont profits guaranteed business ''"An an
honorable. Address " W, Tribune orn''.
y FINE LOTS In Harlem for sale III
ronnecti.n Herewith oi'cr n hnHih'Tr ~
H.. placed thereon. sur" money INN
long time given. small payments down III,
vcstIeata this by Interview. u has unn-"'
veIuc. Address PAl'LtS. 40 prospect
ave.
Il 900 PARTIAL PAYMENTS viii serur"
half Interest In lucrativ" mrs,
business. hands me income Wl,h"u' INN
suaranteed. SOLID. l.2i2 Broad"hS'
40 600 WANTED to complete = r'n,In''
that must y. closet by Friday -i'h M,
"a me marty advancing this amount " WI
s.cur, YOU and paw 10 per cent on n'"nr,
a,,ntn.v, having trust funds WIZ n- pnllI
bonus. COMMERCIAL EN'liAN"r' -"
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
WEST POINT, NEWBu RGn AMI
POUGKKeEPSlE.

Phxu,l ,Gnu,s,, and "AIUANY"
lJoelf
W.4f l,r O..
49,. ,,,t Tom Fulton. lif"'aivu. at = . "
|''''N 1,.,urning due IN New York at D ~ = Al
nuuSiNt: and AFTERHOON CONCERTS.
NROUND .ITG1LE WW[RlllDo
100 DAYS FOR 100 GtlNFAS
$40 GOLD = CONTINENTS .ISlTEp
ru,onc ASH, Africa Australia and across America by
t,r CANADIAN Iacnc Railway.
steamship "MlDNtHA leaves '''i' - 1',-...t,t
.lout Aug 81 For particulars apply &" T. y ShiNN,,i
AKA uron,iNay. y y. 81 any agent "t IN" CANADIAN
Pacific RAILWAY.
tOIU DAY TOUR FOR $500.
pEReON ally CONDUCTED DAY Iol ~ 10 7afh-
unI.t IA. management u Hfs"a ~ it"'i ,"'1h
~ * 50 nays an cApcnaes including fare board
AID admission 10 all principal points ~ interest N'ft
r,, leaves %cg- York Friday July 2ifh y '" a m wa
hh,ny pay Line from foot - l"~hfossrs 81 nn W.
IrDdav hereafter until close ~ scas"n Il'kc.H "'
cr,r,iv. circulars etc all Railroad Ticket ohces OF
The Y Transfer CO.. also IN board steamer en- IoI-c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
rop COMBINATION TICKET.

A. a meeting he'll Monday evening hy ne
XXV1II:h Assembly Dstric; Republican ois''zi-
zion the following resolution was pas''!.
R,s,veI That this meeting heartily and un'ni-
mously ndorses ne sen imeniS. appearing n 'he
dairy Dap.re OF he Hon Thomas q. pat. To- favor
~ a r1mblna,ion 4 All forces in favor Of defeating
Tammany Hal with Republican heading The
MAYOR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

ms nose TORN By 4 BTLL-DO".
coorge LYONS q resident OF BROOKLYN VINO ~
oo1,re tho summer with his aunt. Mrs. Fletcher
I'ordbam. at her cottage In Greenport' j. !, Na-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
TROY BOATS

GUY OF Troy or SARATOGA I"GNrs TOT 20 " -
Io,si daily except Saturday. p m Express trans io
saratoga Lake George AdirOnd icks. sunday steamed
touches A. Albany SARATOGA EXCtEslON. - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
DItI.sSMAI< ING.

ARTISTIC IEEEsMNkEN. hr~'-rlars ny
t.. desires i' o.. -lxaE~ rn"u'f. CIV IVY
e.un'-, f~f.r. moderate. highest refer
.u.. D. ~ SfA-t'-.
IRF-cMAKI~G N-wr.' l.-iEu- IN sum
r-r Ir.ss.- moderate IrlO's. ~ irlhy
lI.s. r,,,! 81 re-id-nc" ANTOiNET IE
..T Wet l2lth -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

AT TITLES TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
g.. New ork. workshop machinery Noot
power, Est free: wood carving tools. scroll
taws designs and fancy woods. incubatoF'
and breeders Ia operation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
EAnn ElMIEI4 LIME

For BOSTON NEWPORT FALL RIVER. Martial
vineyard Nantucket. Cape Cod. and all Northern and
i. New England points - .
DOUBLE SERVICE. Steamers PRISCILLA PURITAN,
PILGRIM ard PROVIDENCE in commission. \ splendid
orchestra each Leave New-lUrk from Pier Is tOld
SOD y. r.. foot Of MurIay-st. at
l.. NJ week days and sundays. FOR Fall River
hlrrr, competing with express due Boston G:a0
A NJ This steamer touches at Newport Monday morn-
inps only at Bis
go T. NJ. week days only. for Newport and Fall
River. due Newport 600. Fall River 20. H. conrec'
For Quaint Cape COD" oh Colony Resor's Con
tanning list Of hotels and boarding housesl and Fall
River folder. send cents in stamps 10 p o.
49,. New yori;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
HUDSON RIVER STEAMER MARY POWELL.
DAILY OEXrEPT SUNDAYS
FOR SALE.

AT Titles TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
g.. Ney-lork workshop machinery foot
power). Est free: wood-carving tools. scroll
saws. designs and fancy woods. incubatoF'
and breeders Ia operation.
ATTENTION. Sewing nachine. OF all
kinds. new. So good seconi-rand. $40
cash or credit; cschnngc rented. Al
uIcYCLr. -B-ani row. $50: "Sunol."
h.rh frame - pounds. Dunlop detach-
ob.. ur.uria'icS combination p"da.s. Al
,.ol< repair '.it. bell. $J7 20. liza Pow
-~s--'.. Hsoo@ln.
HICyCLEs at prices never before hoard
g. r"pty cash whr''d. tell FOUR friends .
NV pr.u. Knlelers. so. r"grlar pric~.
Siso. Cr.,oon'- Sia' Ilnos. SO. Libertys.
So. 2Oi second hand wh-~is ~ great bar
gains. roi o.ns 10 Barclay st. near
Er Iat "aH.
rI,ncIE BARGAINS - per cent rnder
cost. fa~ quantity and .po' oash dia -.
t"I t.nr friends. pn"u ir"d lad'rs o..
% .ont- Westerns So. pn'u. tlred adde's
Dr r-rf.' Hal~i1hs. SO. second hand la
dies ~ g.n'~'. all makes. ~ Nictots. 90
iumu'ns liar foris ef... 50 up. HERALD
90 a. ..~m.ru il, Nsssnu-st.. n-ay 4.
g.. 'r'e original sgt ash house,
Il,YcLES rioslrr 81, coat. ahou, twenty
f.,h grad- rneumatlcs 81 and 30 pounds.
So anI So absolutely new. i3Ji Le'irs-
i.--l'e.. n~ai I,th-st
uTSk@ f1ur-foot polished OAK rolitop
d-sS Tor $50. S-foot high roll solid oak
f..l g. So TIE higgrst bargains In New
Yorl EXPIRE DISK co. iB Brai
ID.; COLLARS snrrt'iag free: l.o"
r'fI.- IA Sa-eau-st.
FOR SALE 1T mems arl boys' straw
rA.- ~ Wo.t lith e.
GREAT SACLfFlCE. selling 0ui. tor thi-
week. Dnls. beautiful gold 'hlirs. only
g. ~ reduced frYm =. w1ffrn'"d Fr"n r
t.. cold CHAIR NAN FACTIRERS
80 ffaf.sf.
SAFES Cheap ;or casa. e. sing out stock
IN hanf Of National safes At less
than cosi u manufacture. J.. II. GROSS
coo Broadway
TEAS nlacN. elegant. 3 n. s. - DE-
D.. ~rel Il e. DERiNGER. F'S'o'i''e'
*. l.rl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male.
AGENTS everywhere o sell Or. q h""t"s
:. rur1rhthI, Medicines. also - i\"e''s
Ifulfr.ut" 20 families. each to'Nr 49,
s. doctors bills -'~aal. WIZ WI, AZ. ass",s
20 IT. m~9pafhic Medicine Manufacturers.
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18th nrd 2bfh -
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h',. had .xy~rlrn~, IN MS In" an 'an
XIV. rl,.i reference need apply Address
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SECRFTIRT II WONT 1T jim HVHh.
Cortland y Y. July 9G-Secretary Of War La
mont arrived here this morning. lie VIII spend
few DAYS with his femily at his home in McGraw-
Vile
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

Female.
COMPANION ana VEA' HEX NNn''u'
'.,,,., woman. cultured accustomed 10
,.,,,.t circles. gurlin-i teach EnEli~h.
french. sufficient music accompanies 20,
',ltst IN rrnsticr. % travel IN the Unite
sits Commenting september. WIN
,arrg lady VIII Will sing In phnlc' re-
.r.ncee required Address NJ r." -
I..t2 broadway
lets Experienced Jet piqn"t makers ana
hr,rchrrs work given home. good pay
s,.ndy work L. -CHWAB co. ~
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steamboats,.
pIRNWNDIEM(GIE LINIE,

FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER AND THE EAST. Only
line connecting with through parior TO he WHITE
MrS. Steamers Connecticut and Massachusetts leave
NEW PIER re - r. one block aboye Canal ST. a,
20 = NJ daily. EXCEPT Sunday. Connecting trains
md 6;3o A. NJ due Worcester. S. 4 II. sundays s.ij
A n: due Worcester 1925 A. M Lin. White MI
Express leaves wharf T;i5 4 NJ except sunday; due
TfNE ORCHESTRA on each Tickets. staterooms
and Summer Tours" nj CITY ticket Offices and Pier.
GIONlOG1@TOM @GNlGo
Inside route East olly direct souTd Route 10 NAR.
RhGANSETT PIER and WATCH HILL Steamers Maine
and Nov Hampshire leave New Pier &c. ". H.. at 600
y. M. daily, INCLUDING Sunday.
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4, the de !ication ceremonies addresses VIII D"
ma ie bv number Of prominent speakers, me iI'h-
cipal one being by Ambassador Rrn!on-
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FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PRICES. 800 seeon"-
to,c wood AID iron working machines
FULLY Guaranteed. machinery ponSnt Anu
exchanged. GEORGE ID. EpDi' ''' A""'
0lL-at
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above the interests Of any one man 1t involves
future Of the Republican party"