davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1894-10-22
MILHOLLAND MEN DISC listed.
No OmeiaI Ballot for Tbsn with Morton
aad strong On n.

NO Ometal haHOt Tor Eben Win AOrtOA
Aad strong On II.
There were some very angry Republicans in
the city yesterday. They are Of the MilhOland
stripe and they had learned that they are not to
have an official State and county ballot in the
booths on election day. THE SUS told why yes
terday.
Whats the use OF an organization without
ballot ?" asked Moses q. Byers. the Nineteenth
district leader.
such old campaigners Frank Raymond,
Pete Mcdonald. and William +. DAILY, who have
allied themselves with Milholland and expected
great things for their Independent candidates,
will be grievOusly disappointed.
81 tell you what Wen have % do, boys" said
the pugnaciOus leader Of the TMenty-third dis
trict Mr.. John y. Drake. We'll fight 'em
with pastors; and we'll give 'em any kind they
want Republican, Democrat, Prohibition, or
anything-Or we'll tell the boys TO vote for our
men IL they don't vote for another on the ticket.
Tom Plat and his machine are responsible for
this state of things. II he don't want us 20 have
a ballot with Morton and Strong on II, let him
do without our votes, but let's vote for our can
dldutes, any way, TO show that We have some
strength.
The sun., 1894-10-22
THE sEVENTr's MASS MEETING
Will Keep Carl Sehur1 Down 20 10 Minutes.
or VIII Try To.

The Committee of Seventy has completed its
arrangements for its first mass meeting. The
meeting will be held tomorrow evening In Cooper
Union. Joseph LaTeOque will be Chairman. The
speakers will he Seth Low, Carl SchuTz, Charles
$. Fairchild, MyeT :. Isaacs, William X. Grace
James G. Carter, Edward King, Dr. Park khurst,
James NJ. Brady, William A. Ellis, and Prof
ten. Horace Porter, and James T.. Archibald, the
committee In charge OF the meeting. have
decided that no one shall speak more than ten
minutes. All the candidates will be there.
The sun., 1894-10-22

You need nor ask men OF educa-
iOn, of broad intelligence, of wide
Interest in affairs, which Hewspa-
per they read: il Is The Sun, and
ii Is The Sun sos days every year.
Because of this one copy of The
Sun Is worth more 10 an advertiser
than fen copies OF many other pub
HcafiOHS.
The sun., 1894-10-22

Soier" Flynn is out Of the race for Congress
In the Seventh district. and the o'Brenites and
I.C.O.'s are without a candidate. The "SOier's"
change OF heart In regard TO the Congress fight
YVES wrought when Hugh J. Grant succeeded
Nathan Straus as the Iammany candidate for
MaYor. He went to Mr.. Grants headquarters
In the Union square Hotel yesterday and an
uounced 10 the candidate:
. I'm out OF the race. I'm out OF everything
just 10 help Hugh J. Grant The First Assembly
Mayor"
The sun., 1894-10-22
Pare.t statssmsa oa the West sIas.

Good Government Club succeeded last week
in forcing the Hon. Fred :. Gibbs, Clarry Meade,
Shed Shook, Henry Clinton Backus, and the
other Republican leaders in the Thirteenth dis
trict to nominate r. HnlbrOok Cushman for
Alderman and William Halpin for Assembly
man. Shed shook and ClaTry Meade visited the
Fifth Avenue Hotel last night.
see you fellows are working in with the
GOOd Government Club" yentured George
WanamRker.
" Are weg We are" said Shed. Say, George,
we are the puTest things ia west side politics
The sun., 1894-10-22
aIn - SPEAK In LOAE Island City Thurs-
day Afternoon.

There is lively contest on in the First Con-
gressional district between Yeitch, Democrat,
and Mccormick, Republican. Conspicuous Or
AtOrs on both sides have been drawn on TO help
in the battle. Senator Hin will speak In Long
Island City Thursday afternoon. and senator
Frye OF Maine at Flushing In the evening, Con-
gressmAn Cochran will also make an address In
the district for the Democrats. and Congressman
BOutelle of Maine for the Republicans
The sun., 1894-10-22
OsweEo D<IaOerats UaIte.

OswEGo. Oct. 2l.-At a conference Of the lead
ers OF the two Democratic factions in this
county. held tonight, all matters in dispute
were compromised. A grand ratification meet
ing will D. held Friday night, at which senator
Hill will SPEAK. The fight has been very bitter
In this county, and the settlement causes great
rejoicing among the Democrats.
The sun., 1894-10-22

Win the e1hlaratng sfnse Of rtnewed health and
sfrenkth ana Internal Cleanliness which follows the
use Oh syrup u Fis - unknown the few who have
not proressed 0eyoud the old time medicines aud the
cheap substitutes bouetnes offered but nsEer aceDt
"a u The vel lnforuled--Adu.
The sun., 1894-10-22
I'm. Rooster 4. IA. EnsI,m.

DENVER. oct. 81. The District Court yester-
day decided John T. Bottom was the regular
Democratic nominee for Congress In the First
district and issued writ Of mRndAmus reQuiT-
ing Secretary Of state MCClees to have Mr. Bot
TOMS name under tho Democratic emblem. the
rooster instead Of that Of Congressman Pence
The sun., 1894-10-22
rae Wonsa WIN Parade.

The WorkingwOmen's Society will take part
In the parade preceding the ratification Weeting
OF the SOCialist-LabOr party next Saturday eyen-
ing
The sun., 1894-10-22

AM-B:4O. 4O3 West Boulevard, ThomSs Callahan,
no manage; $40. 2ll East Houston street Mary
SchwaFtk, damage $500.
r. M-lg.45, 30 orchard sireet Rachel Morris.
damage aght: 00, 100 " attF street, LaNre renceson
4 GeTrlah. damage trtnlng.
The sun., 1894-10-22
Main Office.

OFFICES LOCATED AT
/. I.ssS TaIRD AY. ALWAYS OPES.
15l COLUMBUS AV.. ALWAYS OPEN.
SsTH 81. AND PARK AV.. ALWAYS oFEA
as COLUMBUS AV.. ALWAYS OPEA
- nAplSol AV- ALWAYS oFES-
The sun., 1894-10-22

IS RPHSi.s gs Rsss' R.ss 'sSss e. s s % s'' asa '
The sun., 1894-10-22

sSs @ iiI rs giss!i We! s RsG % G Free Wool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
BIG CROWDS AT FRIEDRICHSRUH
PEOPLE FROM ALL OVDR GERMANY GATHER
ING TO CELEBRATE BIsMARCKS BIRTH


PEOPLE FROM ALL ovDR GERMANY GATHER
ING TO CELEBRATE BIsMARCK's BIRTH
DAY-MANY GIFTS RECEIVED
Berlin March 31.-The Bismarck birthday cclebra-
ton which began yesterday with the pilgrimage
Of the Rhineland Woman's Committee 10 Fried
rchsruh has been continued to-day. Special
cursion trains from Hamburg Wttenberg. Lubeck
and elsewhere have arrived at Fredrichsruh almost
hourly, with the crowds attracted by the annual
torchlght procession. More than $500 torchbearers
were in the little town before dark. Cards will be
issued tomorrow for the reception at Fredrichsruh
Of deputations from Carsruhe. Darmstadt, Stuff
CART Hamburg and Berlin Many other deputa-
tlons requested TO be received by the old Chan
cellor but he replied expressing regret that. owing
TO the lack of time he would be able to receive
them.
bert Bismarck Count and Countess William BIS
marck. and Count Rantzau and his wife. nee Bis
marCk, are mere helping the eX-ChancellOr receive
Populations and read messages of congratulation.
Vast quantities Of flowers were received by express
to-day. and more substantial presents have been
brought by every train. The kilograms and letters
OF congratulation already received Ill several
baskets in the Princes library. The Prince is in
high spirits He rose early, but he hardly
park When he took his usual walk he was
cheered almost constantly by the gathering groups
of visitors He spoke with several he passed
them, on the walk. remarking that ,,. he was glad
torchght procession spoiled by rain he tod two
Of the Empire that he regretted deeply that his
house too small to hold all the deputations who
but could find no room for t. o,o
Bismarck stood on the balcony while the procession
filed by. and bowed and smiled repeatedly In re-
Spouse to the incsssant cheering of the torch
The crowd In the town beyond all precedent, and
the visitors are stI arriving by every train.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

There is a nutritious element IN ale ana
beer, but it is small-there is the intoxicating
effect too. That is 4 strong objection. Yet
ale and beer are used, and benefit health at
times. There is another liquid, the active
principle of malt, JOHANN HoFF'S MALT EX-
TRACT. One dozen bottles of it has the same
nutritious and tonic effect as a large cask OF
ale or beer. That's an advantage. Another
it has not the intoxicating effect OF either
1t helps digest and assmilate food, creates
appetite, makes the weak strong and healthy
Be sure to obtain the genuine.
See that signature JOHANN HOFF'' is on neck iabe
OF every bottle None other is las good"
Elsncr Mendelson Co.. Sole Agents lo2 and ioi
Franklin New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

Of life insurance lee in the fact that their trenen-
dous success has excited the enmity OF the European
companies. Another cause IS that. after hSvtns
fought their own battles separately ;hus somewhht
Weakening thsr lndiy!duai LprcsiG'. ne Amerci n
Companies haN united upolra In OF defence woici
calls for a thorough know}efGe or men ana cvni-
lions I'm the different countries IN Europe. win
such knowledge It woIid be easy 10 maintain the
confidence and prestige heldtbere by the American
life insurance companies. and 70 convince peop''-
like the famous "wJoen stockings. rendered 20
dialdent OF European financial enterprises since inc
Panama and other collapses that the safest u
yestment IS offered by tho American system o. NE
Insurance. with without tontlne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01


-TrID BODIES or THE PATRIOTS WIFE
AND DAUGHTER REQUIRED.
Buda pest March 31.-The bodies Of kossuth
wife and daughter. which were brought here WIN
the body OF the patriot, were buried this morn
ing The bodies placed on separate FUNERAL
cars and followed 10 the grave by a large pro-
cession of carriages and pedestrians. In the
carriages a number OF Hungarian Depu-
ties There were speeches at the grave
Enormous crowds have visited the National
Museum where Kossuths body lies In state.
The throng at the doors was 80 dense tnat the
lines of police were carried hither ana thither
with the surging masses. Men and women
tainted ard children were almost sunocated.
The police record this evening showed that sixty
two persons had been injured at the Museum
The Croatans In Agram will make n counter
demonstration in honor Of Jellachich's memory
al the hour OF KOssuth's burial. They VIII crown
Jellachch's statue with laurel and the most
prominent men in Agram will deliver addresses
concerning the life and work OF the great Croa-
tian patriot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
THE "WAR" IN RPAZII

London March Sl.--A dispatch from Rio Janeiro.
dated yesterday. says the insurgents in the Prov
ince OF Parana have fallen back upon Paranagua.
where Admiral Mellos ship. the Republica, is sta
TONED. General Ferrera has occupied Castro with
meeting any opposition from the insurgents.
and restored Governor Machado who deposed
by the insurgents TO offce: General Ferreira Is
now advancing upon Curltiba, In the Province Of
Sac Paulo, 100 miles west Of Paranagua. Troops
are being dispatched 10 Sac Paulo at the Of
800 q day. and the regulars In the State OF Rio
Grande do Sui are marching northward to attack
the insurgents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
THE RACE WON BY THE oRErTA.

Nice, March 3l.-The yacht which post
poned Monday, owing to uIfavOrable weather,
was sailed to-day. There YVES d stiff breeze from
the east with heavy The Nalkyrie | finished
a half-ength ahead. but the Oretta time
allowance The Nalkyrle | second and the
Cygne third. The Blue Rock had a good chance OF
winning but sacrificed 1t by stopping to
steward who had been washed overheard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
FOR A NEW CANADIAN SHIP CANAL.

Toronto March 3.-The Private Bills Committee
Of the Ontario Legislature yesterday granted
franchise Incorporating the Hurontarf3 Ship Canal
Company, and empowering 1t to have one terminal
point Lake Ontario near Toronto. and another
terminal on Georgian Bay, near CO.lingwo0d. The
company declares that this canal viii shorten the
route from ihe West TO Liverpool by 800 miles. The
capital stock OF the company Is $6j0lO,0yl Several
American capitalists are Interested in the scheme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
March
April
May

Of all the seasons in the year the
Spring is the time for making radi-
Cal changes in regard to health.
During the winter, the system be-
comes clogged with waste, loaded
with impurities owing to lack of
exercise, close confinement in
poorly ventilated shops and homes.
and other causes. This is the
reason for the dull, weak, sluggish
feeling, SO common at this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
Linens.

300 COLORED BORDER $40 LINEN
SETS, WORTH $3.50.
DAMASK TOWELS, EXTRA FINE
QUALITY, 24x45; WORTH 25c........
DAMASK TOWELS, WITH KNOTTEI
FRINGE, ALL LINEN; WORTH l2c
200 DOZEN HEMMED HUCK TOW
ELS, 19x3s, ALL LINEN; WORTH
lbc, Al ,,..,''''''.' ''''''
100 DOZEN HEMSTITCHED HUCK
TOWELS, 24x4s; GOOD VALUE
FOX 30c ................... '''''''
WHITE MONTE BUREAU SCARFS,
WITH OPEN WORK BORDER
AND KNOTTED FRINGE, 2 YARDS
LONG; WORTH 40c.
$40 FRINGED TABLE CLOTHS.
WITH COLORED BORDERS, ALL
LINEN; WORTH s. 25...............,
$50 BLEACHED DAMASK TABLE
CLOTHS, PIG YARDS LONG; GOOD
VALUE FOR 81 90, AT................
WHITE MONTE BUREAU SCARFS,
2YARDS LONG; WORTH 3Oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

dON " W itel many tlDltd
each day; had sick head
ache very often. many
pains and aches all the
time. After ! had taken
one bottle OF your 'Ifa-
vorite Prescription I
could see II great change
In my strength and less
sick headaches. COniin-
ued taking the medicine
until | had taken acven
bottles Of the 'ifev0ritc'
and one OF the '9olLrn
Medical Discovery avn
now able 10 do houso-
work for myself and
husband and two child
rem r god nfpa upa a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
MAY YOHES REPORTED MARRIAGE.

MAY YOHES REPORTED MARRIAGE
SHE DENIES IT. ALTHOUGH SHE INTIMATED A
YEAR AGO THAT SHE HAD BECOME LADY HOPE
London March 3l.-The reported marriage Of
Lord Francis Henry Hope. heir presumptive to the
Duke of Newcastle. TO Miss May Yohe, the Amer
lean actress. cannot be verified. THE Windsor
Peerage' is responsible for the statement that
such marriage has taken place. but the announce
ment is not accompanied by the usual details 10
the date and place of the ceremony
Miss Yohe. who is still performing at the Lyric
Theatre emphaticay denies the statements Of
THE Peerage," although II is said that she gave
her friends to understand year ago that she was
the wife Of the man whose name is now matrimoni-
ally coupled with hers The intimacy Of the rela-
tions Of Lord Francis Hope and Miss Yohe has been
secret for some time past but the report of their
marriage is not generally believed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
WAS FERRY SUBSEQUENT TO BISMARCK?

~ FIOURENSS ALLEGED ASSERTION THAT
FRANCE TRIED TO FORM AN ALLIANCE
AGAINST ENGLAND.
Paris March 3l.-An article published in the
Figaro alleged to have been written by NJ.
Flourens formerly Minister of Foreign Affairs, has
created a diplomatic scandal The article charges
that when Jules Ferry was Premier and Baron de
Courcel French Ambassador at Berlin, the French
Government subservient to Prince Bismarck
md endeavored 10 form An alliance against Eng
land Baron de Courcel published letter OF pro-
test to-day but the Figaro declares that It can
prove from official documents the truth Of all the
charges. -
There is a rumor abroad that the Foreign Office
authorities are discussing the question Of prOsecut
Ing NJ Flourens for putting 10 wrongful use
documents belonging to the Government archives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
Untrimmed Straw Hats

LOT NO. 1-NEAPOLITAN FANCY
LACE STRAW, BLACK AND COL
ORED, IN TURBANS AND LARGE
HATS; WORTH Jc.........,.,.,....
LOT NO. 2-TURBANS AND LARGE
HATS, ALL COLORS; WORTH CSC.
LOT NO. CLANCY STRAW TUR-
BANS, LATEST SHAPE; WORTH
81 81 Observation-Disclosures,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
Trimmed MiIIiner'

OUR STYLES FOR THIS SEASON
ARE FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY
HERETOFORE SHOWN
PRETTY HATS. TRIMMED WITH
RIBBON. FLOW Frs AND Al 60
GRETTES: WORTH $5.0o........... ~o''
EATTY TURBANS. TRIMMED
WITH RIBBON, FLOWERS AND A,
VELVET: WORTH $7OO............ 1''
LARGE. STYLISH HATS AND TUR-
BANS RICHLY TRGMMED; ~
WORTH $1,000 TO $500 S649 AND 81
WE ARE ALSO SHOWING 4 COM
PLETE ASSORTMENT OF Pa
flSiAN EFF N'i' a ,sa To A.!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

also take dressInaking and enjoy walking a
mile at a time, when | can have the time 10
do so. And ] am sure il is all due 10 DR..
Picrccs favoritc Prescription as know wns
failing fast before | commenced 10 take IT,"
Sold by medicine dealers everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
RSzgIs15STSssG TsI31E

otoga County. N. l.. writes: AFTER my third
child was born, ! barely gained strength
enough in two years time. rs to be able
u crawl Gbou. to accomplish the little house
work that had % do. and that only BY lying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

Get Rudynrd kipiings 'Tndian Tales" His
stories Instinct with NE and bramng with hunor.
They worth ton-load OF nanltles lowell coryeli
4 Coz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

"ID the Rom Of the Sea-" by Barring Gould. Is
the best imagined and hrallng Get
At the publishers. Lowell. coryell Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01

MALAYS ATTACK A SPANISH STATION.
FIVE OF THEIR PRISONERS MASSACRED-sPAIN
PREPARING TO PUNISH THE MARACDDRS.
Madrid March 2l.-Advices have reached here
from Mindanao. capital of the island Of that name
in the Malay Archipelago. showing that further
trouble has occurred between the Malays and the
with modern weapons and led by the Sultan Of
Ate. attacked and captured the Spanish military
station at Lepanto. on the Island Of Mlndanao The
station was sacked by the natives. and two officers
and twelve other persons captured. The
Malays then fled to the mountains. where they
sought refuge in place they believed mac
cessble While their way with their prisoners
some Of whom were women. the two officers and
three Of the women became exhausted. and their
captCA5 killed them.
AS the news reached Mndanao, strong
native force dispatched in pursuit, and an en-
gagement took place, which resulted in the defeat
of the band. Many of the maraudlng force were
captured. The islands of Mindanao and Jole in
almost open state of General Blanco, OF
the Spanish Army Is organizing al Mantle force
OF 1900 men to operate against them. This force will
cooperate with the Spanish warships in Malay
waters. 1t is said that the Malays are receiving
japanese and European support.
1t only SHORT time ago that a large force
of natives from Mndanao made attack upon the
Spanish garrison the Island of Pantar. They
repulsed, with loss of than 200 killed.
The Spanish loss was one killed and many wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
AGAINST ToNTINE INSURANCE IN RUSSIA

AGAINST TONTINE INSURANCE IN RUSSIA.
St Petersburg. March 3l-The law forbddlng tom
tine assurances has received the approval of the
Council of Ministers. The measure despcr-
ately opposed by the American companies doing
business in Russia. against whom 1t was principally
directed, and II is feared by Americans that the
example Of Russia will b. followed by other ma
lions II the law Is confined to Russa. however,
the loss TO the companies Will be trnInS. The
Equitable Life Assurance Society and the New
York Life Insurance Company have determined
to continue business in Russia without the tontlne
feature
1t Is not quite correct to say, does the st. Pc
tersburg dispatch. that the decision OF the Russian
Government against the tontine insurance was
desperately opposed by the American companies
doing business In Russia" In the first place
Il may be that the adverse decision or meas
ure refers only to NE insurance society. which
former dispatch represented about two months
ago as about to succeed In some Application II had
made To the Muscovite Government Secondly II
j. wrong - think that American lie insurance
companies would suffer from any regulations Inn
posed upon them In foreign countries. The native
companies In Continental Europe complain that their
Amrrctn cOmpettrrs are freed for instance, from
Government surveillance ana Inspection. But these
American companies operating abroad are, on the
contrary. Of the opinion that their position would b..
strengthened II their European clients. well
trained In trusting everything covered by Gov
eminent stamp could know that American COM
panies are also under official inspection.
To- principal cause OF the useless crusade be-
Ing made In Europe against the American societies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
Hosiery.

200 DOZEN LADIES PLAIN AND
RIBBED BRILLIANT Isle
THREAD HOSE. BLACK BOOTS,
WITH LIGHT UPPERS, FANCY
STRIPES AND SOLID COLORS:
WORTH FROM SOC. to 15c
$50 DOZEN LADIES Isle THREAD
HOSE. REMBRANDT RIBBED, IN
RUSSETS. TANS, PINK, SKY,
MODES. BRONZE. GRAY, CREAM,
WHITE AND FANCY ASSORTED
COLORS. .......... ........ ...
LADIES PLATED SILK HOSE, CAR
DINAL. TAN. SUEDE AND OPERA
SHADES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
Ladies' Underwear

SPECIAL SALE.
100 DOZEN LADIES RIBBED SILK
VESTS IN CREAM COLORS AND IN
BLACK GALL SiLK)................ I'D
CHINA SILK VESTS, HIGH NECK MN
AND NO SLEEVES; WORTH 80 co.. Liza
FULL LINES OF SPRING WEIGHTS IN LA.
DIES AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
ALSO NOVELTIES IN FANCY SILK VESTS
AT LOWEST PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
Ribbons.

81 INCH ALL SILK, SATIN AND
GROSGRAIN, BRIGHT COLORS;
WORTH 5c...............,,... '..'.'''
INCH ALL SILK. FANCY MORE
RIBBON IN DESIRABLE COLORS;
WORTH 5c...................,, :.....
Az INCH ALL SILK MORE RTE
BON, BLACK; WORTH 5Oc..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
BOMB EXPLOSION IN A BELGIAN TOWN.
MARROW ESCAPE OF wEDDING PARTY-A
BOMB WITH BURNING FUSE FOUND


Limoges March 3l.-A bomb filled with nails
shot and bullets was thrown through the window
of an ex-notary's office In the village Of lodera
to-day. and exploded with terrific force, doing much
damage to the front OF the building. wedding
fetc was In progress when the bomb exploded, but
fortunately none OF the party was hurt.
London. March 3l-A bomb was discovered To-Day
at the entrance to the Three Tuns Hotel. BACK
heath, near London. The fuse was burning ana the
fire had nearly reached the explosive substance
which the bomb contained. The fuse was eXtn-
guished Just in time to prevent an explosion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
Gloves.
Whitman'S
Swivel Silk
Zephyvs.

IN PLAIDs. STRIPES. CHECKS AND
FIGURES. ALSO NEAT FLORAL
DESIGNS on TINTED GROUNDS:
QUALITIES THAT WERE Soc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
HOODS
Sarsaparilla

by, its invigorating, building up,
2 blood purifying powers, Hoods
+, Sarsaparilla proves itself to be ex-
actly what is needed in this con-
diton of the body. 1t soon expels
the accumulation of impurities
through the bowels, kidneys, liver,
lungs and skin and-giyes to the
blood the purity, quality and tone
necessary to good health. BE
sure TO oct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-01
HOSSUTH LYING. ~ STATE.
ENORMOUS CROWDS VISIT THE NATIONAL
MUSEUM TO VIEW THE BODY.
AND DAUGHTER REQUIRED.

srXTY-Two PERSONS INJURED ~ THE CRUSH
-THp BODIES or THE PATRIOTS WIFE