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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-11-08
CaStOTia.

"Castoria is al excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers haze repeatedly tod me of its
good effect upon their children
D.. G.. c. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-11-08
Castoria.

'Castoria is so well adapted to children thai
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-
II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, N. z.
g Our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence III their outside practice with CastOria.
and although only have among or
medical supplies what is known regul-.
products, yet we are free TO confess that the
snegiis of Castoria has won us to Look with
favor upOn it
UNITED Hospital AND DfsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres,
array Street, New York City.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-11-08

Rev. E. s. MacCartney goes to
Andover.. Butler county, to take
charge of the M. E. church work there.
He preached his farewell sermon al
Hoisington Sunday last.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-11-08

Centaur T7 Murray Street. New York City,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1894-11-08

Thanksgiving three weeks from
today.
Many were chosen but few were
''caIled" ELECTION bets, we mean.
"John6iy Sc So" is in on time this
week. How about our other cores
pondents?
WANTED-A fresh cow to keep for
her feed through the winter. Apply
at this office.
Arch Caraway came out on "a two
days visit, last week, returning Sun
day morning to Kansas City.
WANrED-Stock hogs. State price.
Address, J. n. Mcconnell, 1916 Jones
street, Fit Worth, Texas.
It will pay you to go and examine
the irrigation machinery |. n. Wood
ward has for sale. See his ad.
V. H. Huff, mig man at the Mo
P. depot, was laid off last week Was
that done for political reasons?."
Some of the candidates who were
out to Olmitz Monday night are still
going cassidy northwest by southwest.
G. L Hobart is off the DEMOCRAT
force now Fred Evans will perform
the duties heretofore superlntended
by Mr.. H
School was out Tuesday. and 0. nj.
Bennett was in from the north part of
the county to help swell the vote for
Jerry Simpson.
The guttersnipe man was in his
glory Monday night. He looked as
tickled as an old cock among bevy
of guinea hens.
See notice elsewhere of the tax lev
les for 1894 IF you know what your
valuation is you can figure out for
Yourself what your taxes will be.
Young AMERICA is having a
coursing meetingall his own, on
the Cheyenne bottoms this week.
Bre'r Rabbit is having to hump hissef.
With the women of the Christian
church, of the 6 A r. Circle and the
Alliance serving eatables election day
and evening, the inner man was we'll
looked alter.
Jake Stauffer came up from the
Strip country last week-not to vote,
however, as he has a good claim down
there which he thinks more of than
any set of candidates.
William Henry Harrison Keeney
came all the way up from the land of
the Stripper and blanketed aboriginee.
Just TO put few cross marks on one
of those Kansas blankets called the
''official ballot"
Fred Volmer met with a painful
accident Friday, having hand mash
ed severely at one of the elevators.
One of his small children fell from a
chair last week and fra ctured it's col
lar bone. Both doing we'll at last
accounts.
We would like turkey-not as "a
donation-but on subscription.
Thanksgiving draweth nigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

this age are described as iron mixed with clay.
Nebuchadnezzar the head OF gold; the Meao-
Persian power was represented by less VALUABLE
meta; the Grecian kingdom showed the process OF
deterioration; while the Roman kingdom now IN
existence in its divided form. IL the basest or All
metals Alas that which reformers call the golden
age OF government has hour!shed in the dead past
II Il has fourshed at all. No fifth Gentle mon
archy is promised to succeed Rome; but after ! y
the Kingdom Of God. Iron and clay PLAINLY
denote the present times The effect IL II general
cruinbling and disintegraton. one statesman does
a wise AMI good thing The next that succeeds MIN
does foolish and Injurious thing. And nowhere
In this Of affairs more clearly discernabe thsn
In Republic. where change OF policy OF
necessity accompanies each new administrators or
Office one Congress enacts something when the
next Congress aboishes. one party ~ always anu
to the other party. The claylike mob precipitates
itself upon the iron but gains no holding ground
In discussing the age 10 come the speaker said:
Perfect government shall be established. IL VIII
be a peculiar government The KING snail also be a
priest. 4 counsel OF peace shall be between the
throne and the altar (Zechariah vi. 49, Nothing
like this has pertaned TO human governments.
Even in the old theocratic kingdom OF Israel there
was a dual headship: Moses administered the law.
and Aaron enacted the priesthood. Jesus shall be
kng-p Church and State will be coequa, and
the world will longer be repu,sve 10 or dis
tnctive from the Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

bination OF the two properties II retained the Hoi-
land Trust Company 10 act trustee in the purcnas-
OF the road and the Issuance Of new bonds. PAYING
the Holland Trust $0OGJ cash In advance for services
and expenses on July 3. 1890. the Tellico Company
deposited with the Trust Company s2ss77 ~ in trut
for these purposes. under contract dated June ~
lS~ on or abou; June q, 1891. II was further aereei
that Nerneule as trustee for the Tellico Company.
was to buy road at the judicial sale. and tnat
Mcdonald Shea X Co. 10 assign their JUG
ment 10 Vermeule for 10000 and bonds OF the re-
organized company at 20 per cent. This arrange
nent Of the judgment was made: .
When the sale came of, one Harris Montgomery
bid the property IN. To the representatives. OF the
Tell.co Company II given 10 understand thst
Montgomery represented Mr. Nermeule. and made
the purchase for the and benefit OF the company
tanned setting aside of the sale by the court ana
new sae was ordered. At this new sale the Tellico
company bid for the road. but being crippled IN re-
sources by their large payment 70 the Holland Trust
COMPANY was outbid by J. L. Mcdonald. who pur-
chased the property for $1,000
The bill further charges that Nermeule and his CO.
directors of the Trust Company were IN conspiracy
iirst wiki Montgomery and afterward with &c.
after Mcdonald had bought the road for {l27 900. with
the connvance OF Nermeule. the latter assigned TO
Mcdonald the judgment agalns ne railroad when
had been bought with the Te.IicO CO oany : money
railroad property without actually paying anything
for II. In cOn- lerdtiOn OF this. Mcdonald ORGANIZED
A new company. the Nashville, Telco ana Charles-
ton Railroad Company. conveyed TINS property 10 H.
10 be paid for In stocks and bonds oi The new COM
panv and turned over a lArg" portion 81 these Sc
curitrs Nerm-ul- and those associated with nm
The grand total result OF al this l.. says the com
palni that the T-l,icD Company l. minus the SlVoVD
paid for the judgment originally ana hostl, cor
poration owns the only line Of road that affords &C,
to It's property II asks for an accounting ana
Injunction against the disposal Of all securities re-
ceivel by Vermeule : result Of thu transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
A SM1LLPOX RIOT IN WILUICKEE.

4 MOB OF 1000 PERSONS PURSI-ES A VAN CAR
RYlNG A CHILD TO THE HOSPITAL.
Milwaukee, Aug s-The rebellion against the
enforcement of sanitary laws bearing on smallpox
cases has assumed alarming proportions In this
city The seat OF the trouble is the South Side. ana
particularly In the Eleventh Ward. where the isoa-
ton house is situated. The health officers ana sew
eral Aldermen last night held conferences. and at
tempted TO formulate some plan whereby the laws
might be enforced.
Assured Of police protection. the Health Depart
ment van. with a crew of six officers. went 10 the
house OF Ferdinand J. Butler. at No. 'SG Muskago-
ave- where q child suffering from the disease
The appearance Of the van was the signal Tor the
sounding OF an alarm. and inside OF ten minutes
there mob OF fully 200 people on the scene
There We're loud cries and threats against the
Health Department officers. and IA few stones We're
thrown. Before much damage could be done. how
ever. a squad OF city police arrived The heaI'h
officers broke in the door of the house. and soon
reappeared with the sick child. which was placed
in the van. The crowd now became iufious anu
AS the van started up made a determined charke.
The police would have been ONcr1oWered hau no, "a
patrol wagon filled with oihccts, aII' 20 h and
iv the police the passed through the MOI an
started for the hospital. pursued by me W,
The patient placed in the hosrlta ntloIe w
leaders Of the mob reached there put tne 49,,
threatened to overturn the van. stones We're tio"
and clubs brandishcd. The police hnaiN suCcrel''
I'm getting the health officers ami their conveyance
safely back through the crowd -..-.,..t -.
frllv 2 90 persons. "A great many or "hoW VIZ
women lnilammatory speeches were mao" az a.I' III,
the Health Department and COminlSslol'! I'm
ster other speakers warned IN" leol' mo- ~ 80.
,nit violence The meeting finally dwinuled 90" !.
In a crowd OF about 1ol persons, Inhhr NY '. -
most turbulent element. but there was no i"''"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
uTSCHTEF-MikERS IN COLOHiDO.
SHIPMENTS OF ARMS TO LAwLEss SOCIETIES AT
CRIPPLE CREEK.

EN
CRIPPLE CREEK.
Colorado Springs Col, Aug. 9-The report or tho
Grand Jury to the District Court gives ciew
TO some startling facts. which. upon investigation.
prove that the worst Of the Cripple Creek miners
strike IL yet 10 The evidence before that
body is held under lock and key, and could not be
seen but from outside sources reporter uncovered
some Of the conditions that exist at Cripple Creek
For a month past there has been a steady snip
ment of arms and ammunition to Victor III -
said that at least eighty-one cases of arms have
gone In there from Denver. Pueblo and LeadViiie.
There exists on Br Hill and in the camp TWO
societies with a membership Of several hundred.
who are led by Jack" Smith and General john
sion. both OF whom were in command during the
late trouble. but fled when the military arrived.
ex-convict OF the worst character Jonhs s.,
il an Arkansas man and was expelled from NeSs
Point for an assault on General Logan son H'
a haZng AFFAIR. ,,,, aeon,
larry organized societies of Mollie Magulres ana
Anarchists known Red Necks at that camp.
are not in sympathy with them, consisting on a
niece of red flannel. and bearing the lilscIlptiou
in black ink Death The note inclosed WIN
this says:
Dear Sir: I give you twenty-four hours TO leave
town or by God. stand the consequences. H. n ,;
THE cause of the anticipated outbreak IL inc
fact that the Grand Jury returned 81 indictments.
the major portion OF which are against the leaders
demand that they shall be granted immunity from
prosecution and employment In the mines, ne
Sheriff refused to talk when seen, Dut sara una
he would the warrants given MN py the
cour, under the indictments He is well informed
Of every move Of the Moe Magures and Red
Neck societies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
ACCUSED OF BIG FRAUD.
CHARGES AGAINST TIE OLD HOLLAND
TRUST COMPANY.
SUIT BROUGHT AGAINST JOHN D. NERMErLE.
FORMERLY VICE PRESIDENT AND OTHER
pIREoTORs-TTE STORY or ALLEGED
CONSPIRACY WHICH THE COM

CONSPIRACY WHICH TIE 'oM
PLANT SETS FORTH
\ voluminous bill in equity, abJunding In the
charges Of fraud. conspiracy and genera. inhdeiy.
in which tqu " ealer r. lIxurItr has te-n au1c-el
against that part OF New-Nork's knckerbOcker
citizenship which adorned the directorate Of the late
Holland Trust Company. Of this city. The orator
that thus unburdened tale OF woe before the bar OK
the United States Circuit Court for the Southern
District OF New-York Is the Telico Manufacturing
Company OF Tennessee. and It's counsel are Messrs
Tracy Boarlman and Plat. The defendants charged
are John d. Vermeule. formerly vice-president Of
the Holland Trust Company. and Robert X. RooSe-
welt j. h. Van Woert. George VI. Van Hoesen ana
Warner Van Norden. formerly directors. The gist
OF the matter l. that the Tennessee Company
charged Mr.. Nermeule and others with doing T.
10 the amount OF abou; 10000.
The bill forth that the cOmpla imam; company
owns about 300 OF mineral and timber Lands
on the Tellico River. in Monroe County, Tenn. This
was situated about twenty five miles from any rail-
way until the Nashville and Telco Railway Com
junction with the East Tennessee. Virginia and
Georgia Railroad at Atl.ns Tenn. The finances OF
this company became yolve1 In ISIS. and 1t was
sued for $1,000 by Mcdonald. shea x 60. con-
tractors In view Of It's evident Insolvency. W. O..
Sears ana others filed creditors bin against the
railroad company and obtained judgments. including
the claims OF Mcdonald shea Co. for slg,.prl sub
Jet night OF claims OF 5000 or 800. ana a
sale 81 the road ordered ~ satisfy the juig-
ment
70 protect Itself the Teilico Company planned -
buy w III, road AMI .ne re rg MIA -ol am COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
HOARD AND ROOMS.

,.uu tot V,...f.. Place p ard
I'M -, b.. .a. 90 V-sk. .n- f''i'>.
.rr..enf ftuI'. rrirf"N''-
-,.sr. 81. g. WEST Large "a r. 90 ="
Inns excellent table bofrd' s".''' 49,,
...-trns. summer rates. i'fii~u" n ''''
f.~af. f~trGeu.
-, wat 10TH ~ Clean. c.'i 'in'
al.f furnished "a WI, -. 49,.
,~rfarr. ani cd h'm~ 'h'''
a, WEST .cTH sT MILLER > ~.
...,.. nd ..rg.. fuNfu.. MOTEL a. ''i'.'
t.,,~ .rt.uten. -. reason Az
-. ali. ur.s ~ tl.natl'. several -,
..,..ioel NOR, tnnn - ,rafs '''' '' '''-
fof circular
=. rAsT asTHsT -iA-gs. hAn'' pr
roafn. excellent table" iei"''".e
changed.
,0rII 81 n WEST Rp'ns WIN h.i'l
terms f.arorahl". table F." '~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
SprCrItTOgS LOSE THEIR GAINS

Omaha. Aug 9-The IIaWkeye Commission COM
panv closed its doors Yesterday 1t l. one OF the re-
suits Of the high pressure in corn. The company
is supposed to have done regular bucketshop busi-
ness and a long line of customers are complaining
Of heavy losses in margins and profits. Suits aggre-
eating 5000 have been filed.
Fremont. Ncb Aug. "a large number OF ire
mont's Spectators on the chicago hoaru OF lraue
are heavy losers By the failure Of the iawkeye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
pyyxsYIrlyIA RrSrRyrS 40 70 ShA

philadelphia Aag s-The United states cruiser
>..,yo-k l.rt League Island this morning WIN
the Phnal,lrhi4 and Pli'shure o't;al'on' ~ haN''
,'..-,es - board she passed. oIt she Dela"hi"
canes This afternoon and ,he reserves haH ohAh''
% prac.ise Nlth us guns The 49," ~" NJ IT.
80 ., each DAYS practice VIII run mo ~.
s-kva,.r f0r the n grt ana start ont - sea eaf.S
I'm me morning unr. tfe nNr Gays ,.at,1,.
,.,.ir, me cruise "a, members - ~" hai'a'l'"'
,,Ii wing their hammock between 'h'th'als ''
ne gun deck and wN Doe divided ~ .N'o IT, 80.
s"' So 80. mi run crows zach 10 charge ~ an
.-l.rrel seaman r." N~" OK 'AIil'7 "''
,Syyuiar crew 80 addition - ,hc reserves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
WORK WANTED.

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abe '.'i"I ''-ns 'H''i'N i"''. -
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frnn'ns ~ last 'hi"r f'".s W. s','..
I'M ten'r'r.r,. ~ -, m4a.ut y :. h.
a., 10 T-..un- Dr...
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Al 'l J. IL J.. MNNN'EN. r.,
$50, ION. ft..ur. where ruI-
p'.,rl wants position 9 -rl-t 100 moderate
L. ..i,i.u with prospects - Frht- rAI--
i...... highest reference. ADAMS. "
Cb'.s
v,f.<a MAN from riup" - would
-. ,'-i,isn I trust. good reference.
~ Nntyr, ,a-. NJ Hait. "a We-t.si.
u,~ f..,.igtl, .Np.ri.u. ~l 800 the
MI tr..'.r'.r, 81 French Rhine and
80. M, ,,I..- wants position. rrfri-
,-'.t AprI NZELLEK. 80 East 1th-st
.,...o,.~7,Nv T., an expert. VIII witt
,,n - ID, books open ~ q. a.
~ 5,sisu systems 4 accounts for cor
yora'i0ns. Do estate worn exc L. 80
Tritun" once -----
unv H. wishes position whrrr Do" can
advance himself. t"" year M ..''....,,
can Furnish r"f~Fr" pro. u > "''
ave.. hfN'"lFh.
-r,.-r,.tttp 10 wears .ll. .Npe~i.n ed. i,-
..re- position. sp"akS 'r'i.i-"- ~,
QroslG. o. H'"''A'f she '''
Heights
rt.ef>rs- roy aged l. living Win
psrcuts wants situation 10 OH ,'',,,,,, -, -,
s''rr. having ncsi f,ie''n', "ri''''''
GOLubiki. l"' l''"'''
.not,t,rrpTH s. Young man. l.. WIN
business ~Nprri,ncr. wishes a. -l,uA ann III
A. hsokkecp-r. nil tirih "i 49,, ,...rri.t, 80,
assistant. Address r. h'7''''' '''''
East Nlsi-H'.
HDOKEEFPER hy young man 49,
renman. quick al hsure-. Mo" -.
DO kkr"plit ,on u. 3,,h a,
ADVERT iS'i'' ~"
UAKER Good second ~ NINA h'hi On
bread and cakrs wishes 1" nav {. 80
situation. ILElslN'. - "',' VI
BAKER Foreman wants situation HDle
90 run small or hls '"h, 80" -, 20
cake. Vienna and ltrh'h, ~ ~
country. J. b.. BOX i". ~ IN M - :,
BOZ. II. residing with his parents O. o.
slrcs "a 49," .a.,t ~ ..n rs.. S2i -
f"rred 9. l'f LII 'i-.>' o'V 80
TADpENTEE I'm hotel OF factory $40 per
week mas N,,HV .rpnu "oig Atlantic.
factory. II Ni'i'' ''''''
ave. HfD"h'> H.
roNCEETER wishes more Work TO cement
crllor. are's. yn,lS. Sla,"a anG e1"1 ~
by DAY or contract, cheap m" s''''
Eat NNih-st.. basement.
-cAHprNTER. By an expert cabinet
maker. German, h"i'l. minimum. -
reierrncrs '''"' '
80 "h-"N"'
COLLECTOR &c.-Go0d reference. gen
eialp IA ist-st
500 security ="
-,r>rrsT graduate wants position as as
'i ,N or r. take charge Il Office. Ad-
49, nox "a. potter Hi II. l.
,.>.,rNFFR machini~i. plumber. pipeht-
,s' .o Years experience. test city rri.
.rences. do all repairing, own tools "''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10

Commission Company Of Omaha The company
fremont BUYERS won heavily on the advance N
corn; they sold and yesterday morning ekpet Sar
draft from Omaha to settle the balances IN tneI
favor The drafts did not come. and the once was
closed Suits I'm attachment have been begun py
the victims IL Is estimated that the patrons Va 'e
firm have lost $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
FURNISHED ROOMS.

IL PRIVATE FAMILY - H." niI..s'
,h..e furrl.tei 0. NJ. f'N'iN'i q" -
srn,.,. pfir. 81. l~iaf~ q. &c. p"~ 30
nr.fu~r' iefe-.t - ~ ha"s" I'' '-''
.i'h 20
sFcOND FLOOR ,.n.l4tIne = i"' 20
r0nn- AID bath. BOZ hams me "'
poI,c,ar. Ail-~-s PERMANENT. ~
lir.advnf.
.-,rti-T :. EAST Hanl-nm" pat1Ii hhl
.,yf. rooms private baths. ,'it 'i.''"'
,.,,r'tral hotels. clubs. m'-rfai' I'h's.
a. - To 8, Wei furnished r'lm- .'
and -,la wa'-t. ta'h. .n> West "''I-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
.vo or me rorr pFrlycr crtFnr'TIoY.

defiance Ohio Aug s-This is tie lat DAY "' 'h'
, centennial and soon % "li he aid"i io me h.-
Co.. 81 the past and thc ghost Of Mad Nn'hon'
W may return g - tomb AZ faola ana reg ~
,.acr for d century to come. i"-i"iiA' Cru" ~
,o,o which taxed The ciy % IT, utmost 'N?''iP'
,,,.,,l ., rerh,ps g.pol to-day AMI no 'irih'T
. nHn or. entertained regarding ampl~ accom- hViA.
- m. D. the WheelWsn- ana lh'W'!7 ''.'
''' -, ,s ,.,I do, cyclists and the tiIrit sons
- ,oH The parade In the morning va Il .3s On 2,
~. sr,.r-aon a great bicycle meet was h~it ~"
'.,..,r. 81 the nee S4Ni",n-ini'r f'A' 49,
NrElr..y ana parry EFT i4e ciiy ms ." 'nl's
f ,",rr guest. - honor departed - ia' AFTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
s,r0IrY rrHOLDS BISHOP B0NACrM

Lincoln. Sch AUG. 9-Reior's 'fcu.a''' ~
-, ,....-l.,. ar. o., the .rcci hat Monsgnor Sa-
,oru has tiph-d Bishop Bonaclm Ia his long-dIA"h-
o,, controversy with tn priests 81 ms ui'''S''
The trouble between them AZ one TIN" n'cAhl' ~
hi.,.r that Sato,l delegated Archbishop h'li',
- r,.,,inne 10 Vlei. Lincoln ana take "Nil'il''
THO rer5-t II the Archbishop Was iANor7ip'" ~
ronacum and Saiola hAs sustained hthi''S'r 81
-. II : n1n the intention - the priests ""yS
nnv" A grievance 90 send Father CorDeii one 81
NV number 20 Rome 20 .nt'rc"Ie WIN inc 'P'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
Jur rfruorIH oNcE MoRE Is SlhUcE

Fan River. Mass. Aug s-Th~ steamer fp i"'''".
81 fh. Fail RIVER line. arrived hef" ''-lHF ana
lef, for Neu-York tonight f,r the hr-' tim" -lh'"
- 49,, ssh,r. OH Rose Island s." has been
-',',.,', r.rairrd an! hrr engine frames haNr
been rnater.ay s,rcngthenrd he, ensncer- "mI
crew sav she viii De much ''s''t 'y' O''''"
rlu than she "AS before the a'cdrH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
prnrrr MAvrrAcroEiES 10 SHrT bo|Y

Boston. Aug AN the rubber manufactures con
,r,re1 ly the Rubber Trust Will shut down % S''-
TENDER fOr TWO weeks or month Ih"'' NM
,,.,.o .,,r,oy somewhere "a tn" neighbp'hood ~
y 80 ar IL pD people. l. Is stated IN SOM 1naI
n, mis- action il caused by lack oi orders h'usH
NJ cutler Of the WOons0ck" Rubber ''"p'"''
49, II IS 10 give the employees vacation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

. GENTLEMAN returning 10 town will
dlsuos, - his handsom. family co"s
low. they have been used by the Iadl''-'
and h. tandem. single and double ana a, r.
perfect actors and specimen animals. A.
TORS. Tribune once
FOR SALE Pony stallion. broken - hh,
ness. also childr.n's ponies. r"hhh!r. ~
dres, Dr .. &. JACKSON. l.. O. BOX ioi'
Jamaica. J.. !. y. J.
sity FINE light extension = cui.neo'
Family surrey used -iN weeks. rDSt Sf.''
rre silver. plated harness cost <li" prlfr
$50. owner going abroad. lnguir" private
- ~. IL Wet ltih -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
DRESSMAKING.

.prisTIc DRESSMAkING hnpo'lrr
...hions; hotel orders at short ho,lo
- purchased N desired n1us' nv
s.',,cos Mrs. M'EfRoY. ~ Eas, -
be,wcen I,rc adway and tniN"fN', 90
,pTIsTIr pREssMAKGR. - First. class
a,,sr desires more engagements. 'nf
,'r,rv, terms moderate. highest Iei''
.nce d. 25t shave. ---
rnt-TI-RIERE FRANCAISE.-Mm AT,
derson. iOs West i1th. formerly W.
sem, -Sp-ria.ti~s. fancy waists Htt..
snd dinner costumes. shuft noil'r' MUTE
materials made" summer price,.
pREssMAKER by the day: ladies or emu
dre1. 81 - daily. Address r. l'l"si"''
once lo4 West l.lih-st -
pREsSMAKER. - Thoroughly conp",-m,
and experienced dressmaker wish's -"
customers by day OF week c.hhtIy w
,.rrcd. terms very reasonable. hlbirs'
rrencr. Address DRESSMAkEh. -" "'s'
iith-st.
LADIES sending card will be waited up9n,
AT their homes by good d..lgnr' ~. I1" .,na
Co , - cents per hour. MADAME -"
East isth-si. -----
ADVERTISEMENTS AND suBscKiPp'
TIONS FOR THE SEW-lOhh r vi,
TNE WILL he RECEIVED Al Ihh
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. -. bIna.~n,'
"a aoor north OF Thirty-nrs,-st ana Nh M
vERTIsEMENTs At the fo 1ao Tgir pa"
Ones: 23+ Eigh'h-ave.' 10 en-, ! Fa,,y.
seven,h-st.. corner Third ave iso East
l:.,h-s, ,,Y near .7os Fir,,-ave 100
Yves, Forty second ST.: l9c coiumbus-a's'