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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-18
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

Myrtle Lodge No T. X of T.. meets every
Thursday night at 1880. Hall oppouite court
house. Court street. Visiting knights cor
lially invited.
". = MckrLvrY. &. c,
=. r HowEru, IL 4. y 5.
Arimore Lodge No. ~, 4 . =. aud \. ".
merts IN their hall on south t9t1o stee.,. the
Grst saturday night IN each month. on or be-
fore the full moo,
~. u. FLoN, Worshiptul Master.
\. u. SULLIVAN, secretary.
Arimure Chag'cr No. ~ Royal Arch Ma
sons, meet IN their hall over Wilmington .
store the fourth Thursday nightin each month
@ II BurCE, Iii sh Priest.
A Is. SILItMAS, secretary.
Ardmore Camp No. ~, Woodm"n of the
World mopts In their fnregt at Wilmington
Hall every second aud fourth Monday nights
In each mouth, Visiting sovcrtigns invited to
attend
c. u. kENDWicK, consul commander.
GEoHGE HEAD. ClcrS
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-18
t;rox.

Grog, a mixture OF spirits and
water. was SO called from Admiral
Vernon, distinguished British
sailor lie always wore a grogram
coat and was called "Old Grog" by
his sailors He introduced the ration
OF spirits into the navy bill of fare,
and the mixture at once received his
nickname
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-18
Artlstlcally Handled.

"Did you hear about young Dart,
the china painterP"
"No; what is ittn
"lIo has been served like his own
china"
"IIow is that?"
ellis wife's father fred him"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-18
Blissfni Ign orsnes.

IL don't believe that aunt OF miue
knows she has a moustache, solilo-
quized young SIoonamore. land it's
been right under her nose for the
last twenty-five years"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-08-18
TIME TABLE.
Cuif, Colorado and Santn Fe H'y.
GpTVIu UnIsNI

SbNlh bOi NIs
,3alyesion aud Chicago Express I.iSa. N.
Clebufnv ami kanaas City express ~ y. n.
NORTH BOUND.
Galveston aud Chicago ENprrss ie ee1a. m
ClcbHrne ani hanaas city Express 3lT a. ms
I. II. MASON, Ticket Ag't
W. =. X EENAN, ten Pass. Ag't.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
\EW-YoE\ CITY

Tho White star steamer Ccvic. which arrived
here yesterday from LIVERPOOL hrouSht "h"' j.
probably the largest log of mahosany that ever
came to this country II is . feet long ana 'e't
thicx l. weighs seven and one-half tors ana
comes from Africa.
Matthias Rekctow. the clown In iiasenhe'kS
show. sails to-day the steamer spree 'or
Bremen
Orders issued by Rear Admiral Ghcrardi on CO
tobcr Y went into effect yesterday at the Navy
Yard ard the hours Of labor Tor wor"'ns III inc
ward will be from a.. m 10 i m ana H"'" '-'
10 $50 D. m until further notice
The Ward Line steamer Sesuranca. which ar
rived here yesterday from Havana reported mat Oh
October = when OF cape lintteraa. she struck
sr,ke, wreck and lost ono blade of her propeller
The White star steamer Covic. which arrived mere
Yesterday from Liverpool brought seven coach
h,r..s cousirncl 20 William Is Vanderbilt
Lanc Lodge o. Free Masons Hill hav" an official
,.is,, IRON, District Deputy Grand Master F"''r j..
Go,ors tonight AGer the reception n" Iode" "''
he closed and the rest o: the evening Gc'o''l 100
social enjoyment
California Tokay grapes row abundant. ara
ch.ar, enough 10 ALLOW an addition 1" 'h' N'""
store shelves %, the delightful prc'crN' u'f o.
ford Good. useful cases holding twenty ami i'rV
pounds ought 20 be obtained a. '''m ''
per pound
Constantine commandcry Of knights T"milar
will have reception ihiS evening ~ '' '
IN the Twelfth Ward Bank hul''U's ''
and-i""nt} -hi'h-'' "''
sheen were sold last week a. t1c Sew YORK mar
ket pens ~ lower prices than within th' "'i''''
o. dealers established thirty years common IT'D
prime are down 20 81 = and y per hhhn''' I'''''
Heccuflv there was an attempt 20 unloa' some ''
the surplus I'm England iu' me N"' W. ''''
able az canadian sheep ana ''"''
ton had heavily snppll'n me ""'
The Hamburg American LIN" mas i'''''' '
grand priN' the hifh''' ''S"'' '',,'' ' ,,.
hihi: N the Antwerp fNhViuoH' Inv
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
HOME Ne VS..

WHAT IS GOING on TODAY
Lexow Investigating Committee, Courthouse lV'"o
a. a.,
christian Reform Convention. United Pressy-
tcran church.
BOARD OF Aldermen. city Hall. ! p. m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings
,nt-Tammany mass meeting. Committee OF SeN-
enty Cooper Union. D. IN
Steckler Association reception To w. L. 9"'"7'
NO GG Seyenth-st. p. III.
BroolIyn Young Republican club. Johnston BUM
ing Brooklyn. y. IN.
Inlon political meeting. No. 2hS Eighth-a'cr )
=. IN. 90 ,,,
lnspection of House OF Relief Nos 81 and % Hud-
son-st.. TO 6 p. IN. -.
,ntiTammany women's meeting. no -" "'''
hundred "A nd twenty -ffth-st. p. m
CITY Vigilance League mass meeting North New
York CONGREGATIONAL church. ,. m
Excelsior Encampment. No. S. reception Johh-
ston Music Hall. $50 p m
list REGIMENT election OF junior major armoTE'
evening ,,
Constantine Comma1dcry reception ohe-huh"''"
an1-twenty-nfth-st and Lcxington-ave. p IN
Rcpublican mass-meeting West SIDE Rcpup'''a"
Club. p.
Kane Lodge. NO i5i. F. and y. NJ. reception
Masonic Hall. p. M.
outdoor ma ss-mceiing, NorkNilIe fepuo"'d" ''"'
40 l57 East Eighty -ffth-st.. :. m
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


There were 1853 deaths 2}5 births and ia mar
rages last week.
John F. Drew Of No 3H Lafayette-ave, and
James Patton OF No. 533 Gates-ave., were arrested
yesterday morning while prying of enamelled let
ters from a plate glass window at No. CSC Gates
ave. In their pockets were found letters which
had been taken from other windows. The com
pany which puts these letters has offered "A re-
ward for the arrest OF any tampering with
them The two young men arrested were held for
examination
j. Henry Dick OF No. 1G4 South Ninth-st. resigned
his membership In the Board OF Education yester-
iav because OF lack OF time to attend TO the duties
OF the office He appointed In June by Mayor
Scheren. who will name his successor
The application for a receiver for the property OF
the late James Herman made by his widow who
claims the entire estate by reason OF an agree
ment with her husband. denied By Judge Smith
in the Supreme Court yesterday
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
VESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YO\KERS.

Coroner Miles was busy In Yonkers Yesterday
Investigating the death Of children OF James
I.ennehan. OF No. % Garfeld-st 1t seems tha' y"
Sunday night. after supper. the niue XII"
wears old. ard her ;wo-y ear-old bio'hef' were ''
Violently III and died in short time II was louiu
tha. the older child had gotten hold OF DON u
a nrcnora,ion TO extermlnate rats and cocKroacheS
or this she had eater freely ana aIso leu ",,
brother The post-mortem examination was "'''
yesterday and the inquest VIII De menu ~
- oorrov This evening at Music Han
Frederick W Hollis. who was member oi '''
constitutional Convention. WEI address ''e 0 "
OF Yonkers and explain in detail tne "ork OF III,
convention William Alien Butler will preside anu
when Mr Hollis has finished speaking lheouo'e ~
Silkman the Republican nomine" for 9urrOs"'e'
and j. Irving burns. nominee for Assembly from
this district will make short speeches. III
a Conan Doyle. the English author mas Deen "
cured by Jorn Kendrck Bangs. presluen' u Wv
yorke-s Lawn Tennis Cuo, deliver his lecture o"
"The Fads of Fiction at the clubhouse on MonurS
evening. November T. a limited huiioe' y. -, e
49,. ,,,u ha issue3 Miss Ellen NJ. Ketcham'
sister OF the Rev DR. william f. ketcham Eii'o'
81 the "Preacher's Magazine" died on Sunday night
q, the home OF her brother. az NO - quincy place.
this city She was in the sixtieth year OF he' AK,
John Van Nostrand, eighty years Old o'ea
suddenly on Sunday night at his nome W.
School-st. He taken suddenly SUN W
sumner and before physician could be summohen
he had passed away The cause OF ue"'" va va
Rrleht's disease WOrkmen yesterday p's'"
tearing down the buildings at Prospect ana '""o''
sts 10 make room for the erection OF the n'" p"'
DO ~ -. -, <o 10 The Yon-
-, -, ,,an.s De,rbcan club attended last
night the big demonstration at New ~ NJ ,iic
Theodore IT, Silkman ana j. irving burnS, u rrci, %
CITY spok" Iast ius'u H,mo, vernon The first Of
a series of three co,illo lons Will he gwen @ n renns
Irr in the ballroom the No1kerS LAWN IT,
Cinhhouse in Palisade-ave extension. -; ~
SS-hatsoevar Circle of Kings Daughters OF IN
Central Methodist Episcopal Church heId an aut1. Nm
festival in the ecure-room last night. Nest'%niyi oi
And candy were placed on sale ana music anu 'O'
tations envened the evening.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
NEW-ROCUELLE.

New-Rochelle will hold its third annual mower
show at the gymnasium this week. beginning on
Wednesday, These exhibitions are given by the
1mnrovement Association and are unique from the
fact that large number of exhibits are made py
amateurs and children from plants purchased from
the association in the spring and grown ior 'he
purpose The large professional growers for many
miles around also contribute to the eXhioi'lohs'
which under the patronage OF Joseph /"
C,nhencon u A Sebrecht Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
q Rlack John H. Starin Or. and Mrs Henry ID.
Moves Mrs j. a. Fuller, Mrs. H. II. Ba%ter MIS-
Iohn G Hazen. Mrs W. b. Dickerman' MRS beh
Jamin + Corlies Mrs Walter II. Page. Mrs. a A.
anderson Robbins Battell. Mr.. and Mrs henry
Inomis Nelson Mr. George W. sutton. Dr. EinInet
md
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
NOITNT VERNON.

Clarence s. Mcclellan, the postmaster OF NOUN"
Vernon following the example OF Postmaster Day
,,n b,e sen. a reousition to Washington for the
a,nonment OF two substitute leter-carriers for NO.
ve,nber l. . and D. He thinks that their services
are needed TO assist In clearing the Once OF eec-
ton mails which the regular carriers VIII not DE-
able 10 cope with without neglecting some OF 'he
regular mai, Postmaster Mcclellan IS cnd''""' ~
the committee Of Arrangements for the Democratic
ra,,scation meeting 10 be held tonight The
Common Council will meet tonight TO ac' upon the
petition for opening and extending Tenth-ave. pc
tween Fourth and Sixth SITS The improvement Is
rroed nv the citizens and its cost Will be assessor
an ali lots or parcels OF land along the line OF I'M
nrovemeni. beginning on the southerly side OF the
old Eastchester road.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
WHITE PLAINS.

rba 1yes,chester County Historical Society VIII
hold its annual meeting this morning at 10 O'CLOCK
AZ the Westchester County Courthouse 'oi-
Iector Oezne reports 10000 collected at per cent
ont of a total tax levy of $500. He VIII SIT every
evening in the office OF James Young III nam
ave 10 receive the payment or taxes sun io''"
,,r urnai5 The annual outdoor Inspection
and narade of the Fire Department VIII be held
on Thursday evening. Chief Engineer StanIeiu mas
ordered all the companies TO fall into line IN Depot
scuare at 7:2O O'Clock sharp Inc payment
Of the premiums awarded at the recent count! IAN
VIII pe comm a. - ,Ir,od.sve The chrysanthe-
mum exhibition under the auspices OF me =
C6nrch viii open in Lafayette Hall to-morfo"
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
PASSAIC.

The synagogue OF Briar Jacob the Leading Jew'sh
congregation in Passaic. is divided into two rae
tions each OF which will attempt to install its
officers in the synagogue in Washington Place
next Saturday. The congregation had violent
disturbance at OF its services recently. -Four
of the more orthodox members objected TO Elder
Louis Goodman reading the Scriptures. On the
ground that he persistenly violates the rabbinical
law by smoking on the Sabbath. They tried TO
eject him. but failed and all were paced under
arrest The liberal element OF the congregation
supports Goodman and has elected him president
The orthodox faction yesterday selected set Of
oficers Of its own. and will install them with
pomp next Saturday. They declare they will get
Possession OF the building by force II necessary.
j. Steinberg is the man they have chosen for pres-
dent,
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

TIE TAX RITE LOWERED.


.coon WORK OF THE ApMINGSTEAT1oN-'lIIHh
TO PAY 2Ga ON S1o'. INSTEAD OF s. -
one Of the most satisfactory results oil inc
cbapoe Of administration in Brooklyn last "'''''i
{, to he found in the reduced tax rate TINS year
II uu ne 81 50 on 500 against s. n last year Inns
Is q greater reduction than has taken place III
nr,,hor = wears In 1890. Mayor Chapin secured "
,eduction from s. q to - -. Under Mayor hoo''
.ho tov went I'D again Ten years ago the rae
was exactly what it is now. and only IN TWO years
since that year has II been less. The rate XIV"
SHOVE is for the Old twenty-eiSht wards. In the
n.vlv annexed wards. which pay their own eN-
nenses the coming year the rate is pracuca"Y
what II was last year In the Twenty-ninth W ar"
r,1a atbush, II IS 81 iO IN the Thirteth Ward 'Ne"-
I-trachn e % and in the Thirty first ward '"raNe-
serd g. 50 The cost of new sewers IN the i"S'
r.r,ed ward in three districts raises the tax 'd'e
greatly In the territory outside the sewer us
trcts the rate Is much lower Next year the prop
er,v in the new wards will be assessed ny 'he
City Board of Assessors
Mayor S,hieren said yesterday: "Ihe reaso" io'
the reduction in the rate is my insstence upon
compliance with the provision of the city cha''er
which states explicitly that the Board OF itslHn,e
has no right to make the tax rate hGher thdn W.
ner cent of the assessed value of the cry pop''H
for the previous year except that thr me- VI
the city debt and the amount of tht prlh'lpa ~!
compliance with the chart! pi't fi o,l' nj
cripple some of the departments IN thelr "u,h, n,t
such is not the case Ihe hcid OF @ ~ f,,
has assured that the funds are sulilcI'Il. -, ~
his work. This stand is OF im?oI 'dIOr, ioi ~
future administration will dare TO oNerrue !ne
charter provision am mncn Erat'Ie, t I,iat and
every taxpayer can figure out what this adininis-
ira tion has done for him.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
J. 4. BAILEY GETS THE BIG SHOW.

After several months OF negotiation between the
heirs and executors OF the estate OF p T. Barnum
and J. A. Bailey. arrangement has Just been
effected by which Mr.. Bailey becomes the abso-
lutte owner Of all the interests embraced in the
Greatest Show Earth. with its title, trade
marks and ali its extensive property. BY this
action Mr.. Bailey is now the exclusive owner OF
the TWO largest shows in the world. having pos
scssed himself OF the Adam Forepaugh show
upon the death OF its former owner, and yesterday
assuming sole ownership also OF the whole of the
Barnum Bailey Greatest Show on Earth The
Conn. -
by the terms OF sale Mr.. Bailey takes Immediate
possession OF everything connected with the show
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
TO DISSOLVE TIE g. Y. HECKER COMPANY.

Application was made TO the Supreme Court by
the directors Of the George V. Hecker Company
-four millers, yesterday for voluntary dissolution
OF the company II having accomplished the purpose
for which 1t was organized. and John NJ. Gitterman
was appointed referee in the matter. 1t has no
creditors. 1t incorporated on May /. $780, with
a capital stock OF S.jOo,0OO. successor TO the
-four business carried on by the late George V.
Hecker II was provided in his will that the bust
ness should be closed up IN three years. but 1t
found impossible 10 90 this without sacrificing the
assets and all the heirs agreed to have the business
carried on by a stock company. which done.
Later on the business. II stated sold for
81 800 900 and the amount distributed among the
stockhoiders after paying the outstanding claims Of
,ha
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
RRECEIyER ron Az INSURANCE COMPANY

William II. Wills yesterday appointed re-
ceiver OF the Commercial Alliance Life Insurance
Company. OF No .j3 Broadway by Judge Barrett. OF
the Supreme Court. in the proceedings brought by
the Attorney-General because Of impairment Of
capital The Judge said that the denia.s Of the
president and actuary OF the company cannot avail
against the impartial statements OF the experts who
reported to the Superintendent OF Insurance. 1t
would be anornilOus, under the circumstances, to
leave the property in the hands of the officers who
capable OF Issuing the circular embodied in
the moving papers while the proceeded %
trial The liabilities said to be $3jO5l2 assets
$273,39G and deficiency X1,ll6
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
EStUbiiSHcd 1915.

So many extraordinary offers are
being made by our clothing contem-
p0raries that it'll be no wonder If the
poor consumer gets bewildcrcd.
But we are reminded that it is in
October that nature becomes most
highly colorcd, and it may be Il COM
mcndablc striving after natural effects
which produces these highly cOored
clothing lads nowadays.
However, we are interested parties,
and possibly Il wee tritlc biased in our
opinion. Therefore, you'll have to take
our remarks for what they are worth,
the same as UOW dO or clothes.
We sell coed shoe for S5-cher paten, leather calf.
comparison with the 81 and 81 shoes sold in
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
NE W-JER.SEY.
NEWARK.

A large charity ball for .he benefit Of st Marys
Orphan ASYLUM and ST Vncents Home for BOYS
Newark was given last evening In the new audl-
,orum 4 feature of the evening series OF
living pictures by young women connected
with religious and charitable societies OF the Roman
Catholic Church
Hannah Johnson o, No. 1872 Jefferson-st, New
ark was fatally burned at ?: m YESTERDAY:
In passing a range in the kitchen her dress CauSht
fre She ran from the house. enve.oped in flames
falling in agony in the garden Her haiT was
burned off and her sight destroyed. She was taken
10 the City Hospital In a dying condition
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
PORT OF NEw.YoRK MONDAY. OCT. -. 1894.
ARRIVED

FONT OF NEW-YOKh -MVNDAN, OOT. =, lSDl.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Arcto G}D Marshall. London October l5
win mdse and Ia-scngers to Sandcrson & son Ar
rived at the Bar at 5U6
Steamer Cevc u3r,. Nico Liverpool October 49, with
mdse ahd cabin passengers II Kcrsey. Arrived
the Bar 1917 IN.
Steamer Burgermeister Petersen (Ger) Bunger. New
castle October H. In ballast 10 Gust Heye Arrived ~
the bar 10 y.
Steamer Grecian Nr Nuran Glasgow October 10. with
mise 10 Austin Baldwin * CO. AU.ved hi the Bar At
Steamer Morayia GeD. Magin. Hamburg October II.
Havre IL. with mdse and .Oi passenger
J Cortis. Arrived at the lar l a
Steamer Weimer (Ger). Steenckcn Hremcn October IS
With mdse o cabin and l32 steerage passengers for
N@w-Yok II cabin and 229 steerage for Bal
more. 20 Oelrichs & Co. Arrived the at m.
Steamer Mannheim Ger, Hocck Hamburg October ID,
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
CONFESSED TO 4 BIG DIAMOND ROBBERY.


Isaac Steinberg. fifteen ycar5 old, who's home -
IN Chicago was arrested yesterday morning AZ IN"
house Of an uncle living ~ SO g." Fa'k-aF'''
Rrooilvn by Detective Xenrcika. Of chicago. Inc
hoy &c wanted as an accomplice 10 big diamond
robbery committed the morning OF August -
last IN Chicago The diamonds were the properly
Of : Franklin. a pcturc-frame manufacturer NJ
Norgan-ave and Twelfth-st.. Chicago. ana W"r"
kent in the safe for safety. Mr. Franklin Faiu"I
them AT 5000 Young Stoinbcrg was employer hS
MIR Franklin Office boy Ills parents 'r' san
TO he highly respected ON tho morning o. "a" rob
berry Steinberg was found in the oir" OF mo hii4-
ing bound and gagged. and upon examination OF ne
safe the diamonds and 500 in money were ionni
missing The robbery reported 10 tI' ponce
and Detective /ennelka was put 10 WORK on u"
case The boy aftcTWArd confessed mat IN" Woi"
had been done 10y the members Of thc notorious
Martell and MagraW gangs. and tnai hc had re-
ceived s5l for the work Seinberg ic th"r SAID thtt
ne had opened the safe. and after IL ha4 been ran
sacked had permitted himself TO be bound aAI
gagged The boy fed 10 Brooklyn few days ago
AT the polio" station the boy said some OF tho
stolen diamonds had been buried In the yard OF the
Eagle Diamond Foundry. ia chicago.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
FOR CONTEMPT OF COCRT.

Leopold Wise and Charles Wise. president and
treasurer OF the l.. & G. Wise Company, which
failed some months ago. have been adjudged
guilty OF contempt OF court by Justice Lawrence.
OF the supreme Court and fined the amount OF
Judgment for 1891 They punished for falsely
iust!fying as sureties upon undertaking given
TO discharge attachment. which was issued I'm
favor of Herman J. Eddy and others.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
WHAT POLICE MUST DO on ELECTION DAY.

WHAT POLICE MUST DO on ELECTION DAf'
The police captains and commanding sergeah'S III
Brooklvn together with superintendent CanpoelI
and the four inspectors Of police were summoned
before Commissioner Welics yesterday lie toId
them how he wanted the police force 10 act on
Election Day lie said he had promised the Mayor
and the public that the election should De con-
Quoted with absolute fairness To DO this the reg
istration must be carefully looked after. The man
who stole the franchise must be arrested as well
as the man who stole property. The Commissioner
continued:
There must be careful supervision of col2hHi,,
lion in tenement-hOuscs and lodging houses. VIII
assume that different pohtcdl -, ",td''~i %
will aid YOU by giving you such information a. ma!
come 10 them Sc that the registration iistS are are
clean-verify them when YOU are relnrS'en. nun nun
ont the rascals and bring them before ~" dl'hoil
tics before they can cast fleir Illegal hdilpt can
no, be too emphatic In this matter. In rrgard 7" A.
eessments | want every captain mere VINO KNOWS ui
anv assassuent to speak. Have there been any
circulars sent 20 your poIcench ~ N'"I NM" h'
edpeo As | hear no answer from any ot You
nlsi take il for granted that none nave Dee sent
| have issued no order in regard 10 IL. n"t -
sumo that that * known 10 pc dDso!i'rE Ioip.'-
don cannot control any ones dcsir" 10 10 Whh'
he pleases personally. but in the matter oi assess-
men,s they are absolutely forbiddrn IN reEdrd 10
vour work on Election bay. | want you All 10 BE-
in full uniform. and visit every district 'n''I
everv n1lling- place and whether the men are
doing their duty Every citizen viii b. watchng
the police shall feel no Ereat"r pleasure IN /"
con nliment YOU on good work In That respeci- so
,bat the men give every citizen an opportunity ~
vote and help in every way
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

Of course there are people who'll
feel skcptica about orr assertion 'llat
we are selling all boys wcalablrs with
ont profit. ,
If you consider the price and not the
cloth and workmanship, our boys
clothes will not even now appear
cheap. In fact they aren't cheap
they're as good rs can be.
The question is, Do you want tha'
kind y, its cost to make and deliver.
or Door stun with dealers profit
added
ROGERS, PEET II GO.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
A SUIT TO RECOVER $4,000 FROM HIS son.

A SUIT TO RECOVER $500 FROM HIS son.
A suit has been brought in the supreme Court by
Henry Hamilton. the proprietor Of Il livery stable
al Bedford-ave and North Ffth-st, against his
son. William Hamilton. to recover $4,000 out OF
which the plaintiff alleges his son defrauded him
while manager Of the livery stable.
The young Mr. Hamilton is in the undertaking
business a, North Sixtcelth-st and Bedford ave.
About a year ago father and son had a falling
out and the son set up Il rival establishment. The
elder Mr. Hamilton then became bitter against his
son and one day had him arrested for stealing
desk but the case was dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-30

MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALTANAI
Sunrise os Sunset $50 Moon sets m 534 Moons Hg"
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
v s,,dv Hook s.34 GOV Island -:51 Hell Gate 10
WSandy Hook 9:OT Gov Island H:IS Hell Gate ll.-l