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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

The Chautuuqua circle will meet
Monday at p. m at the home of Mrs.
Shartel, ON Division street.
Lesson.
The growth Of the English nation. -
chapter iX.
Europe in the Nineteenth Century, "
Chapter iX.
Review the three previous chapters,
Give special attention TO the "Reign
of Metternich."
The story of queen Original
Concluded.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Orders received through the Vo-
mans Exchange at Mrs Hornbarger's
for all the delicacies for Thanksgiving
dinner or any other dinner or supper
Of the season. The following dishes
are some that can be i'm readiness after
a few hours notice all home made:
Chicken or salmon Salads Veal Loaf,
Roast Turkey, Plum Pudding Mince
Meat and Mnee Pies, Fruit Cake,
Pound Cake White Pound Cake, Angel
Food and AN kinds of larger cakes.
Lemon Jelly aud Fruit salad and es-
colloped op,tcrs. Saitrising bread
aud yeast bread fresh every day. The
ladies uf the exchange stand ready to
hll orders at any time ll-lOu
\ 6e's Cream Baking Powder
,utain7 no Ammonia or Alum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

DO not trihe with your eyesight but
consult Prof, hirschberg, the recog-
uiled New York and 81 Louis +,
Expert. or one of his stan, who will be
in Guthrie. Dee n TO 22, at the store
OF his agent, C. W. White Eyes eN-
amined free of charge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Rev. McPheelers will occupy the
pulpit at the First Presbyterian church
today Tonight he will deliver his
farewell sermon Next week Mr. Nc
Pheeters viii leave for his new field of
divine labor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

j. w. Johnson, Guthrie's old pic.
ture frame MAKER is at the Office of
the Q X Picture Frame works, lO7 .
oklahoma avenue. and would be
pleased to see o.d friends and custom
ers when in need of picture frames
and tirst-class work 10 2s 1T
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

A sorrel horse, whde face aud feet,
and short tail. with saddle-marks aud
set-fast on back ana brand ON left
hip resembling the letters w NJ. and
"a Said horse is about i2 or 3 years
old and weight about o0l pounds A
liberal reward will be given for any
information that will lead 90 his re
coyery LOGAN HINoN,
T. q. box 3g5 Guthrie, Okla
III Ivy dNw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

y Mrs w l. Cross and Master Don
df Rich Ilill, Mo-, mother and brother
ofMrs. Il. V, Smith, of North Broad,
arrived yesterday for visit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

a number of prominent tcrriturill
aud municipal OH jaIo will din, at he
Arlington today This hottl is rapid
~ growing utl popularity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11
The Worlds Fair Tests
showed no baking powder
so pure or SO great In IeaVs
enfng power as the Royal

Call on Lillie a Pullen for Donald
sons pure Kentucky hand made sou
mash bnnrhon. ~ 5 Inn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Games Carroll, OF Parsons, Kans, 4,
Max copied position with Willis,
the tailor. Mr. c. is drst-class tailor
and will be quite an addition to Willis
already large force of employees.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

The Great Pile Remedy II has
cured thousands and viii cure you If
You will give tia uial Also equally
good for cuts, bruises, old sores, etc,
Prize es cts. sold 6y seatonian Drug
20
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Furniture and fixtures OF small
hotel. at a prtat bargain. Doing good
transient business Cheap reut Al
dress Hotel. care LEAEER. N ga.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

To make the hair grow q natural
color, prevent badness, and keep the
scalp healthy, Halls Hair Remover was
in vented, and has proved itself sue
cessful.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Man and wife without children, to
oc 'upy furnished house and take care
of two children. References required
Address house, care this office.
"a on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

The most complete aud eifectual pill
on the market Guaranteed to cure
constipation aud headache. Call ON
Seaton, your popular druggist he
always keeps them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11
GUTHRIE CHURCHES.
4 List of Churches where the DevOui Of
Guthrie VIII Worship To-Day.
oERMAN EvANNEIAoNL

hFhMAN ~ ANNf ihtAis
Corner OF Villas aud Ash, Rev. c. Ber-
thold. pastor Sunday school at 9:45 a .
m; services at lO:4j a. m.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL.
The twenty Gfth Sunday after Fastcr.
Celebration OF the dolly Com uunion at
9am
Sunday School, 10 a. m
Choral morning prayer and Sermon.
at II am
Eyonsung and Sermon 1870 p. m.
Every body welcome 10 these services.
Seats free,
REV. \. C. FLmDNER, Pastor
BARNES CHAPEL.
Preaching al Barnes chapel in West
Guthrie. every sabbath evening by l. A
Pritchctl Pastor,
PLl lAIoUrH CoNGREG ATGoNAL.
Preaching at n'ymputh congregational
churh muIiu- and evening by Rov j l.
Piatt.
CHRISTIAN.
E B1gr will preach today at II IA
b. "GruH and Preyailug,' and at
i "lau b thout Sight
NuUuH pie VIII ho'd thc.r usual
s T. ug 40 G.i5.
,#GI-- -ClENTsr7.
~aIlav lunI al lO;3I; r aching SER
Vices no IL lH, Nbic reading and inquiry
mceuu5 $3.50 p m. Every sabbath at
I = ttI.N INfH.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11
PossuM MENU.

Tho Arlington HOt'I VII HpTChd Nrcat
dinner Today.
The Arlington hotel, under the nan
agement OF landlord Mcintosh is
coming to tho front Today Col Me-
Intosh will spread umptoUs dinner
in which possum will head the menu,
All persons who have any regard for
the inner man should goto the Airing
ton today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Secretary George, of Hut hinson, KS,
will deliver the opening address at the
Sunday school convention at okla
homa Civ Wednesday,. Nov. a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Justice DO kots, latest style neatly
bound. for sale AT Tnk LgApEH office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

POE South Division street Call 81
once II ftf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Mrs Newton viii take a iew private
b1arders al f0s East Harrison ave 2w
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11
IIanili ~ Cnnr IlacIt.

Billy Banks, the medicine show
man, was in the city yesterday. His
show is exhibiting in Perry, and VIII
play a return engagement in this city
next week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Today a. Mrs. llorubsrgors' Hil be
ound homemade fruit cabe, u'd-fa h.
i0ned pound cake, white loaf caA,
angel food and various other kinds OF,
nice cake, chicken salad ard lemon
jelly. Fresh yeast and salt-risiug
bread n lutf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

c. Fletcher, one of Chandlers
most prominent merchants, drove
over last night with Assistant United
States Attorney Hoffman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Lost Bunch of keys aud chain
Leave AT this office. III lltf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11
WINTER WATERS


'"S ""i '".",' N'"' Nimmcred and
""'''' ''i i5'A's f'r''hi
''
) A. uatceett, Of + Reno, IS here
'o.'o ,.'' "ri'nE'ou 'o""y Tor sun
''
-
"'''' " ""''
J..r s. t,.,.. ..,ftI.r Nl.n,.tC &c.
.ta. t.i.t.v-n
HRS D;at,J.ln..r ye.ut &, O,lobo-
MAtit,. ,.st.td.v
Sd. H. Markham, deputy warden ut
-----
Joe Hill was killed ly man named
Dickson near AruutIr, Sc. tcrdar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

y Mundy is meeting with great succe, S
With his advertising scheme He
sigRtd contracts with three banks
Yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

y pr. Hughes, the popular dentist. is
n >ONlahoma City on profes s-ional bus
mess. lie Will return Monday morn.
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Ctiy aud county N,w- ~immcrcd and
Boiled f.r itssty Pcrusai.
o. L. p...., . ., .-t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

4, ,Iue Leader orcc returns hanks to
NIB, a. d. Nuudeuburg for hne
basket If fruit and pastry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

ce's Cream Baking Powder
,utaina no Ammonia or Alum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

\ lriyate Joe Deal led detachment
Atog,o republican ratihers TO their
soN1w last nght
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

A. nateaett, Of E. Reno, is here
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Go.to t4g Arlington today for SUI
da. toast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1894-11-11

Corner of Villas aud Ash, Rev. c. Ber-
thold, pastor Sunday school at 9:l5 Il .
M; services at lO:4j a. m.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

dziewczecia prg ywiasywa}, i %nauc2y} ia SlioznYch
piosenek. Jedna sic tax zaczynata:
,,Hel "a ciemnYm boretn,
Mad bialem %jeziorem,
Bill sic tam d}ugo.
Krew ~p}yDefa struga'
Czerna role poorall.
l strzalami zasiall.'
Lub tel, kiedy ia tesknota "a LOREN napadta,
to apiewafa mifosnie:
LIED gfosie po rosie,
Pc niskie] laszczynie,
Idz powiedz odemnie
Dobranoc ch}opczynie."
Ulinka s%piewa1a te piosnki wiele i%esscse
innych O rycerzach, Tub o sv. Stanls{awle zaol-
tym pred stu laty przesz{o przez rozgniewanego
kr6la; to znowu picSn O Boga Rod2icy, utozcnq
przez sw. Wolciecha blskupa. zabitego przez
Prusak6w poganykich, gdy WARY swietej nauczaf.
Piesni tych nauczy}a sic znowu Cd starej Lor-
kowe) a jpiewala je zima przv kadzlofce, latem
zas pray p%ieleniu o%gr6dka. TAX przeplataja c swe
pracowite, Mode latka, mic dslwnego, re
pokocha1a calem sercemLorka swego zbawce,l re
Lorek take mad zycie ia polubn.
w czestYch swych wyceczkach 40 lasoW ma
towy, Lorek, ktory wtedy ]u& byt towczym,
napolka1 raz gaiazdo n~iedzwied2le l zabrat z
nlegO diva nate TrzYnlOsAszy u La
zamek, wto1yt i'm kagahce na p7szczki, opatrY'
wal je, karni W osobnej budzle tax ]e
u~glaska}, 10 podr6s}szy, choaaity "a MIN jak
najwlerniejsze psy.
Me m6gt ich ]ednak trzyma6 nadal W zamku,
bo marszalek FrYcz, ktory jake z}y cz1owiek cd
pierwszkch chvil niecierpial Lorka, chciat mu
le zabiG. Lorek przeto wYs1awit i'm Dude prey
chaEupce Ulinki; zrazu lekaI> sig lch Ullnka'
ale poswoity sic z SODA wa jennie, tax, Re
Ulinka zaprzega}a je 2ima do sanek drwa Tub
chrust zwogiIa nierni do domu ga opal. Zgoia
niedzwiadki, niby wlerne stroze, p%linowaty Ul1nY
/ lei cha{upki, a przeczuwajac sna6 w marsza}ku
Fryczu 2lego ~oz1owieka, mruczaIy nan mocno,
gay sic kiedy W domba Ulinki %pokaza}, DO
trzeba tn dodac, BE pan Frycz Cd pewnego
czasu, gdv Ulinka ma %slicsna dziewczynke wy
rosla, dose czesto jakoS zachod2i} do niei, zal
giwajac sic zawsze "a jakims plln7m intere-
sem.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
FRASZKI.
R0d0w6d zyd0w.


l. Bi;6hjime &ydSi: Abraham
sohn, Jacobson. Mendelssohn,
Kabanne, Daniel, Philipsohn.
2. PMskkle 5yd2i: Herrscher,
Prinz, Freiherr.
3. Boqate 5Ydzi Reich, Reich
mann, Reichberg, Reichfeld,
Reichsohn.
4. Droqae &ydzj: Diamant,
SLIDER, Gold, Silberfeld, Perles,
Rubinstein.
5. Zzote 1ydzi: Goldsteip,
Goldberg, Goldburg.
6, Ogrodowe 3ydzi: Garten-
berg, Garteolaub. Zwiebei,
Kraut, Krauterblut.
7. Owocowe 5ydal: B'nrbaum,
Dattelbaum, Apfelbaum ,Kirsch-
baum.
s R62ane 3ydza: Rosenberg,
Rosenzweig, Rosenblatt, Ro-
senbaum.
9. Pochpqce 2yda1: Rosendaft,
Nelkenduft, B~alsambaum, Quar-
geldufr.
10. Weso2e aydzj: Lustig,
Purzel, Pffe'fffer, Springer.
IL. &plewojqce 5ydzz: Kama
rienvogel, Kleingsberg, Gesang,
Fink, Sporting, Schreier.
IL. Slime 5ydzi: Stark Stark.
mann, Hartmann.
Is. Kozorowe 5YdSj: Grunberg,
Himmelblau, Grunthal, Roth
stein. Braun.
IA. Jadozme 5ydzi: Fucker,
Cans, Zwieback.
Is. As5ronon@c5ne &yd2EStern,
Sternbsrg, Sonnenberg, Mond-
schein.
l6 Mena5e1Wne &yd2i: Hirsch,
KATE. Fuchs, Ige], Baer, Floh,
Wolf.
II. Sztuczne 5ydai: Katze-
nellenbogeu, Rappapor1,.
IS. Kooh9jace 5ydai: Liebes,
Herzberg, Herr.
10. Wazeczmi 6ydzi: Krieger,
Fechter, Degen, Aleksander.
20. Muzykazne 2yasl: from
peter, Ball.
FL. Arajo1oe &ydSi: Landes,
Landau, Lansberger.
70. Praw1zzj;zUe &ydza:: Teiteles;
Feiteles, J%citeles, Jol'es Por-
des, Pindes, Chama]des.
WoooIo ~ vstwo
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08

Ma zamku lignickim pod owe easy %strasz1e
sic odbywa}y rzeczy. Codziennie funny rycerzy
konnych, uzbrojonych cd stop do glow W
etalowe zbroje. tam przybywa{y; mledzY mimi
bY}o wielu uajemnych drabow, czyli knechtow
niemieckich. Marsza}ek Frycz byt nadzwycgai
czynnym, wysyial on codzennie poorly zamko.
kowych drabow, SLIME uzbrojonych, W r6zne
strony k%siestwa dla %sciagania podatk6w, kt6re
teraz wiecej byly nil podw6}ne. DO szykowafa
sic wojna srraszna i trzeba byfo DUO pieniedzy.
lie zas pan Frycz mia1 zupe}ne pelnomocnictwo
cd ksiecia, przeto niemifosiern!e obdzleraf lua,
wyciehczony czestemi wojnaml, a upornych Tub
uiechetnych sm,ercia karat la miejscu. To tel
GO dzien wznosila sic nova szubenica pc
rozstajnvch drogach i ma g~canicach wlosci, DO
wted7 ksiqze Bolko, TAX jak brat jego HenrYk
wroctawski. darowali swym m'astom prawo
magdeburskie, niemleckie, prawo gard1owe, to
Jest kare MECCA ma winnych, czego dotad ME
bywa}o " Polsce. gdYz kary smiercl b%urnaistrz
dotad wynierza6 ME m6g}. Pomagal W TEN
wszystkiem szczegolniej etarszy syn Boles}awa,
W wyszukaniu s%posobow dreczenia ludu / W
stronv ksiaze wrociawski, wiedzac o tych
zamystach brata, zbierat takze .ludzi "a pieniad2e,
pokumaf sic IA dobre z Niemcami i cafy i'm
powiat glacki %odstapi{.
Ot6z pr%zygowawszy sic JUL n~a'e&ycie IA
wojne z TAX poteanem przeeiwnikiem, jakim by}
Henryk ksi9ze wroclawekl, Bolesiaw wyruszyf W
pole, ably temuz bratu swemu wydrzec plekna
ziemie krosnieisk4. Wyruszyi ksiaze wrocfawski
re swymi zastepami, zwarly sic oba wojska, De
al ziemia pod kopytami koni ~zajecza}a. Zrazu
przemaga} ksia2e w~roc1awsk1, lecz gdY przeku'
pion7 powiernik jego Honsberg p%rzeszed{ re
swym hufcem ma strone przeciwna, wtedy ksiaze
Boles}aw zwycie1yf. Brat jego Henryk wroc{aw'
ski, zosta} pojmanym wraz re sprzymier2encem
swoim Przemysfawem, ksia2eciem Poznanskim i
k%aliskim; obu dwu zaprowadzono okutych W
kajdany ma zamek lignicki. Ma ksiazecym
divorce radosc by}a ogromna, i podczas gdy
obaj ksia2eta jeczeli W lochach zamkowych ia
garstce Stony, ma g6rze trwa}a hulanka, %pi]atyka
gra O p~leniadze przeg kilka tygodni. Bog vie,
jak dlugo meczYliby sic d%ostojni iehcy w
podziemiach lignickich; lecz wrzeszcie ksia3e
: w{oc1awski okupiwszy sic Bolesfawowi szesciu
grodami, a ksiaze Przemysiaw odstapiwszy mu
| ziemie wielunska, wYszli ma wolnosc.
lCiag dalszy nastapi):
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
n North Greek
(WIS).

CO uoze j,duos5 i. wsp6lna,
rraca pckezuJe nam rozkwit
G5rcoslqskiej ossdy North
Creek, po}ozonej mile ga ga
ca5d Cd A;cadii,
PrzykIadna zgoda panujaca
pomiedzy zamieszka3ymi tn
fIrmerami, PREY piracy mo-
diitwl, zrodzita w parafi lad.
porzadek i zgode, kt6re "a
przyktad wielu polskln osadom
przedstawiG MONA.
RzaG6o zdarza sic spotkad
W para6ach naszych taxa
,,harmonia' pomiedzY ka-
pfanem a ludem, te milosc.
te Ware " sfowa swego
Duszpasterza, jakiemi obdarza-
ia wielebnego ks. "FrYdrycho-
wicza p%arahanle NorthCreeccy.
[ dziwic sic temr ME MONA,
albowiem wiel. ks. FrydrYcho-
wicz q poswieceniem pracuje
ola tel parafi, narazajac nawet
swe Zdrowie.
Wytrwajcie. Bracia Szlazacy,
W mifosci Boga i W wiernoscl
ku waszemu g%orliwemuD uszpa-
sterzowi, a ziednacle sobie
szacunek nietylko sgsiednlch
rodakow, ale wszystkich Po~
lakow, rozproszonych dale1o
j szeroku pc cafych Stanach
Zjednoczonych. II podr65V.
PkACIC IA KATOLIK A
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-02-08
III.

Wojna 2 6ratmj 0 Krosno.-. Wyprawo ma rozboje.
- Co Lor&o spotkao? = Zezazno Aotk0, Q o tenn,
na co SIG nied6Diedzle pr2ydaty?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
~ INTERESTING GALLERY or PLAYERS.
PORTRAITS or wELL-KNOwN ACTORS WITH
CnAtLEN-rs OF TMEIR MORK-

PORTRAITS or wELL-KNowN ACTORS WITH
COMMENTS oN THEIR WORK
\ pretty pamphlet Of forty-eight pages. entitled
Gallery Players" is issued by THE Illustrated
American" II r. edited by Austin Brereton. The
book contains large half-tone portraits OF Henry
Irving. Miss Ellen Terry. f. II. Sothern. Miss
Margaret Reid. Henry clay Barnabee. Miss May
Brooklyn. Edwin Booth. Mime. Helena Modjeska
Leonard Boync Jessie BARTLETT Davis. Kyrle Bel
lcw. Mrs. Cora Urquhart Potter, Eugene Cowes
Miss Theresa Vaughn. Joseph Jefferson Miss
Lillian Russell. ". II. Macdonald. Miss Ada Rehan
Miss Adele Richie. Richard Mansfield and Nine
Melha
Each portrait Is accompanied by a page of com
m.ut and the pag" f. hordcred In each case by
several small pictures of the artist in various char
acicrs. Sometimes the text * purely critical and
sometimes II Is In part biographical. The editor I'm
his preface acknowledges his obligation 10 william
Winter for th" notes which hc publishes on Edwin
Booth. Tn" large portrait OF Mr.. Booth shows him
as he appeared I'm later life. and on the opposite
page portraits OF him ~ young man, and
in the characters OF Hamlet Rchclcu and fago.
Tho Illustrations are all finely executed. and the
tcNt is carefully prepared The cover bears a repro
durtion Of IN" painting 10y Sir Joshua Reynolds Of
Mr.. Sarah SIlous as The Tra~1c Muse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
~ THE SHERTFTTS HiNDS.

ACTION TAKEN ON ATTACHMENTS FOR Sl5"oo
AGAINST THE EMERY WHEEL COMPANY
The Sheriff has taken charge OF the place OF
business OF the Sterling Emery Wheel Company,
so. ~ FultOn-st. attachments for $lJO2o. OF
which tl2o29 Is In favor u j. Murat liirsch. for
notes given % the Hampton Emery and Corun-
DUN Company AMI for merchandise. and of which
5000 IS in favor OF the Commercial Bank OF Ham
m0ul iul. on two notes Both attachments were
granted the ground that 1t Is a MASSACHUSETTS,
c,rp,rAtlou. II has factories AT West StcrlnS'
Mass. and al 1iflin OHIO.
IN officer of the company said yoSierily mat d"
dI not care to make any statement regarding the
c.mIluy's financial affairs but woull merely say
that 10 WAS paying To" penalty OF being Il FOREIGN
CORPORATION. The company was incorporated III
Nav IN, with a capital stock OF 5000 II is said
That the company has a large stock on hand which
IL has been unable t. dispose Of. manufacturing cs-
ah.ishm,nts ON which II depended having been
Idle 80 long. II Is asserted that the company mas
sufficient assets 10 pay in fun II time is allowed
L. market them. The liabilities are reported To be
about S,nVn. and nominal assets, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
BEA TTIFrL FTRNTTURE DTSPLA TED

One Of the sights OF the city is the exquisite
Princess Metternch salon suite Of costly furniture
now djsplaved In one of the large show windows OF
r. J. Homer e. Co.'S extensive furniture store. No
81 to G. West Twenty-third-st The suite Is the
one which the firm exhibited at the WORLDS Fair,
where it received the gold medal II consists OF
uaror furniture Of the most elaborate styles. and
draperies Of the fabrics. The walls and cell
Ing of the room hand-pante1 panels with gold
borders a grand piano is most beautifully finished
and a mantelpcce and lofty mirror are exceedingly
ornate. The salon is brilliantly Illuminated with
electric lights and is well worth seeing. ON the
same floor In the rear is a large and valuable eA-
hlbit of imported novelties in cscrtOres cabinets,
etc statuary and bric-A-b In the parlor
suit department are large lines OF handsome gilt
and nlaid and fancy chairs sofas tables etc, up
holstorcd in light shades OF satin damask and silk
tapestry In dining room furniture the massive
Venetian carved work continues popular. and many
fine specimens are exhibited. Substantial library
and han furniture in various desirable styles
and woods. .,
Neat bedroom suits are shown in curly birch
bird s-eye maple. white and dark mahogany and
oak To any who has never visited the store
OF II J HOrner d Co and seen It's large assortment
OF choce furniture "A call would be revelation or
The artistic ingenuity Of the cabinet maker ana the
unholstcrcr The goods offered by this firm are
made of the best materials by the most skiliul
artisans They both artistic ana durable, ana
are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every par
ticular All goods are marked in plain figures and
only one price is asked Inspection Is cordially IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-25
MILKING THE TENNIS COURTS READY.
PREPARATIONS FOR OPENING THE SEASON
IMPROVEMENTS on THE WEST SIDE
CLUBS GROUNDS.

PREPARATIONS FOR oIENlNti TIE StASON
IMPROVEMENTS on THE WEST SIDE
CLUES GROUNDS.
The first Of the important tennis tournaments OF
1894 will begin Tuesday. March e. at ST. Au-
justine Fla The tropical championship Will be
played for. and the prospect OF winning the hand
some silver prize has drawn forth eX-Champion ..
:. Campbell from his retirement He needs one
more victory to carry off the trophy. which Is
reproduction In silver OF the old Spanish gate at
S. Augustine V. g. Hall. Richard Stevens and
r. H. Hovcv will be his most formidable opponents.
Most of the local clubs In excellent condition,
the possible exceptions being the lenoX club which
has lost some members. and the New-York Club.
which Is again threatened with the loss OF some or
its courts by the advance Of building operations.
The New-York club. fortunately will retain its
best courts. but 1t Is unlikely that it Will give any
open tourna nents Nearly all the clubs expect to
open their courts within few weeks, and spring
tournaments viii probably be held in May by the
Hamilton. knickerbocker and New-York Athletic
clubs. Should the Central Park courts open in
time the spring handicap will be held in the same
month.
The West Side club is evidently determined to re-
move the only obstacle which prevented II from
justly claiming the finest earth courts In the city
\ space large enough for two nouDle courts has
been added To tho grounds at Eighty -uhth-st ana
Central Park. West. ana the courts this year Will
bc arranged that the distance from base line 10
back stop viii be from twenty five 10 thirty ieet.
Tine cramped quarters Of last year prevented base
line play and made a high lob sure point There
will probably Ice NJ open tournaments held by the
club as It's members play tennis fOr enjoyment and
FOR exercise rather than fame but the usual mem
bcrs spring and fall tournaments viii be given.
The cntcrprising knickcrhocker club Is again
charging and improving It's grounds. At the meet
Ing Of the Board OF Governors next Wednesday.
steps VIII be- taken To lease house the
grounds for the of the club during the season.
the date Of the clubs big open handicap will be-
July II.
The Hamilton Tennis clubs annual meeting will
be- held on April |, and the following ticket, which
has been decided upon by the Nominating Com
mlttcc. Will be- elected, there is opposition:
Paul IIalpn. president, Charles l.. Chapin. vice.
president: Eugene *. McEnroe. secretary and treas
urcr: Louis X. Seligman. captain. and Miss NJ. +.
Havanagh Charles Is. Chaplin, Paul Hapin. r.. *.
McEnroe Edmund Burke and ~ Toomey. members
OF the Governing Board.