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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
THE MACHINES WON.

RING DEMOCRATS AND PLATT MEN KILL AN
ELECTION REFORM MEASURE.
Albany May 70 tspeciaD.-The Republican ma
1orty in the Assembly stutihed itself this evening by
killing another Of Mr.. Chapman's Election REFORM
bills the one requiring political committees TO HE
for public inspection full accounts OF all recelpts
and disbursements for campaign purposes. Inns
statement was to be made in each case 'hrous"
the commuters treasurer. and any person not con-
nected with political committee VINO conecteu VI
expended for campaign purposes more than y" was
likewise to be required file a detailec
count OF his operations AS was to De sk-
pected Mr. Stanchneld the spokesman OF the Hill
Murphy machine. appeared as the CHIEF opponent
of this important and altogether commendaole Dill
No other speakers ventured to attack II openly.
but Mr. Stanchfeld's leadership was accepted by
the less responsible representative element on
the Republican side and the bill was strangied by
a vote OF As 10 81. Mr. Ainsworth. Mr. sanger MI
Conkl,ng and Mr. Robbins appealed earnestly TO the
majority 10 carry out the repeated pledges OF the
Republican party TO purify election metnods put
the Plat machine Republicans preferred 10 t T
Wr Sianchfelds more congenia leadership. Inese
Republicans voted 10 repudiate the measure pei
Hamilton Hoops and Morey. Of New-iorka Abel
1'amnbeli Friday Houghton. Scanlon and Wieman,
of Kings: Cutler of Rockland Husted or West-
chester and Brown. Billiard, Cartwrignt W a.
CLARK Dean Edrdge. GARDENER. Goodseil h3ehtr'
Hnrton Howe. Krenrch. Lounsbury, Rider, ROCK,
we'll s. L. Smith. Tilton, Van Amber WILCOX ana
Winnie from up the state
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RrnfSTRIcIING TIE CITY.

Tho Aliermen's Committee on county Affairs
CHARGED with the duiy OF r"dstricing the city.
held another meeting AZ the Office OF Alderman w
" x Olcoit Yesterday. The committee considered
tho question 81 making preliminary report to tho
board AZ iis session to-day IT was reported that
four Senate districts have been gone over. ana
tveve Assembly districts carved out OF them. Inc
remaining eight senate districts must be divided
into twenty-thrce Assembly districts. The board
has until next month 10 rca3pOriion the city.
Alderman Ocoft said yesterday that II was doubt
fl II any report Of value could bc made bet fore the
second Tuesday OF June. II was thought III poll
iirians who are keeping themselves poste! that
there would be no dficulty In having three Re
nublican Assembly districts In the XVIII Senate
district and three moro in the NlNih senate Dis
iricf There Is also a likelihood of securing three
or four more Assembly districts. which the Repub-
Means ought 10 have good chanc" OF winning.
making nine or ten out OF the thrtyfve In ordinary
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DINNER or THE THIRTEEN CLUB.

TIME HONoRED srPERsTITioNs pEFiED-lhh HE-
TURN or NCODEMuS.
The nth annual ladies' banquet and onc-hundred-
,nl-twenty-cighth annual dinner OF the thirteen
club was held last night in the Hotel 81 Denis AT
t,layeuth-s, and Broadway. Candles burned Al III"
Mace Of each diner ma at each place was the famous
coffin wine card and the peculiar menu. 'ne' hu'e'
Hamilton presided. and was seated under pack
umbrella on which painted an enormous SKULL
with the motto OF the club. "Moriturl te Sau-
,amus As each OF the guests entered the room
no or she walked under ladder ana wn"e the
1trcrs werb having their soup. at Just loA mirror
,u fran the wall. AMI Was smashed into many
pieces. , ,,,, a, .,ch
,,, rherc were thirteen courses on the menu
1 ,hir,..n wines on the coffin wine card
,c,,uro Of the dinner was the return OF Moo
,,, >i.oIemus is a cat and took one oil the
,l,i nr,zcs I'm the cat Show last week lie had
,iso the distinction OF being valued at s""O ana
,h.p u servant of his master took MN out OF the
GARDEN on Saturday night. Nicodemus got MS mead
AMI ,hcn his body out Of the basket. and imme-
I,o,.lv started FOR "A tour OF the Tenderioin. HIS
o.,er Brian q. Hughes Is member OF the CLUB.
ard g, Yesterday when a man picked Nicodemus up
4, . sorry condition. he found out that Mt hughes
os =, be AT the dinner and brought Nicodemus
there.
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cU1scD RY crowd or MILL GIRLS.

Trenton ~ j., May l3.-Four hundred girls en-
ployed in Samuel X. Wilson's woollen mill went on
strike for several hours this morning, on account
Of the action OF Superintendent Hi In dism'ssihs
william McGregor, who had been foreman III the
weaving department for fourteen years when
Charles T.. Sloan, OF Philadelphia the man APP
pointed in McGregor's place. appeared al Inc MIL
this morning he hooted and jeered at by the
girls. while some OF the smaller boys In the place
attempted TO lasso him with rope. but the girls
prevented this. Sloan was then chased out OF the
mill and through the streets by Il large crowd OF
girls and boys Superintendent Hill and Mr. Wilson
both refused 10 consent TO McGregor's retention.
and after about three hours parleyng the girls
decided 10 go 10 work again. after being promised
fair treatment by the new foreman Superin-
tendent Hl is himself a new man. and the dis
missal OF McGregor Is taken indicating change
in the heads OF the different departments. Wilson s
employees were out on strike for eight weeks for a
restoration OF a second 10 per cent reduction made
in their wages some months ago. and returned to
work only about a week ago. after gaining their
tpip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
me UEATHEE REPORT

A STORM DEVELOPING IN THE LAKE REGloNa
Washington May i3.-The storm has moved from inc
coast Of Maine TO brunswick second storm has
love,opei over the lake region and is now central over
-, t,o and a ,hiri storm rs central north Of Montana
The measure is high the Gulf states. the MISSISSIPPI
and Missouri valleys and the northern Pacinc coast
The pressure has risen In New England. on the Atlantic
Coast In the upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys anu
IN tho northern has fallen In the o"ee
lake region and Ohio Valley and on the n2t,hetn
49, NoIntan slope. The temperature has fallen III
New England the Onto and middle Mississippi vaie,s'
on The northern Coast. and has risen slghty IN
the northern Rocky aioun'alo
siope Rain or has fallen In the lake region aha
rain I'm the Ohio Valley Rain Is indicated Tor Northern
NV England and Middle states. and rain or snow
in tho lower lake region. Continued low and ireezhs
nr,nsr,,res are Indicated Northern Ncw-Englaid
Xo,harn NewYor and lower lake region and cooler
weather for middle Atlantic states Slightly warmer
weather is Indicated for the Ohio Valley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
AN EAGER AND A NIPPING AIR.
THE MERCURY At NIGHTFALL INDICATED AN
AGREEABLE CHANGE FROM THE MORN
ING TEMPERATURE.

THE MERCURY AT N1GHTFA11. INDICATED AN
AGREEABLE CHANGE FROM THE MORN
ING TEMPERATURE.
Yesterday broke with clear sky. but the north
west wind had at a. m. sent the Thermometer
IN the Weather Bureau office down 10 IS degrees
Perry's thermometer registered only three degrees
higher and the hundreds Of mechanics. laborers
and shcpgirls who have to be at work by that hour
hurried shiverng through the streets. while the
wind howled around every corner. The tramps ana
unfortunates who last week had found warm
resting place on the park benches had vanished
into the Railways and sub-cellars and bitterly be-
moaned the cold spell. BY noon the sun had begun
10 reassert his power. and the mercury STOOD AZ
40 degrees and by s p. had gone up ten notches
higher In the mean time the wind had veered
round gradually TO west-northwest, and by sun
down was blowing in quiet way from the west
and those who had labored during the day ana had
shlvered In the morning went home happy forget
full OF the mornings inconvenience and hoping Tor
a good May day the morrow.
The enthusiastic tennis players who hid rushei
headlong into the game at the beginning OF Inc
month tried a set or two In the early hours, Du'
thought the game was worth the shive''ns'
The alligators that were turned out IN the optn
fen days ago and have basked In the sun sough,
The warmer shelter OF the water in their tahh' anu
even refused 70 come out and eat lhrre wa ~.
Tie singing by the birls in the PARK Ihey SVus,n,
refuge in the warmest and most she.tef,i pousns
- me trees ana shrubs and only twterei out he't
discomfort, Even the cnthuslastc bicychst was
much discouraged and comparatively few hAd the'f
hikes ont on the roads.
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rIrHER.S MURDER 40 BAR TO THE WEDDING

coyington. Ga. May BIN Morgan county just
o,o the line from Newton. lives the family OF the
,,h and well-krown planter j. T. Estes. lie had
d,uchtcr and she had lover named Green.
The family of the young lady objected to the mar
rage Of the young people and they determined
n take matters In their own hands Yesterday
afternoon Green met Miss Estes by appointment,
and the Two proceeded In a buggy TO the home OF
the Rev Mr.. Harwel. who was to perform the
ceremony Jus, az the couple were getting from
the buggy they saw Mr. Estes and his son coming
rapidly toward them. Green pulled n revolver and
fred Mr. Estes. the ball entering near the heart.
shots at young Estes, without effect. Leaving her
father dead In the road. shot 10 death by her
lover and her brother bending over the nanimate
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p,r1s SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany May la-Governor Morton has approved
these bills
Chapter COS Assembly man wildss concerning the
CHAPTER 500 Assembyman J. \. Stewards pro
vding for the maintenance OF roadWays IN Cro Wc
Moshula Bronx and Pelham ParK"aSs' Ne"io'N
Chapter Clio Assemblyman Wdss enlargng the
Chapter 6l3 -.Assembyman Lawson's. reiative 10
for local strsst SPpreo III
Chapter 62I ,Assemblyman Burnss; confrming me
acts OF II. \. J. Prime. Commissioner oil Deens'
o. chapter haas 6ss Assembyman Campbss Proy,id'ng
tS t'e hetwsen brooklyn and Long Isard City.
Chapter 635 Assemblyman Burns s. REVISING se"-
Chspter Ss6 Assembyman Horizons, providing ina,
candidates to study medicine must aa says or high
school course to obviate the necessity OF taxing re
rhsnter e., Assemblyman scanlons, allowing the
city OF Brooklyn to bring suits for violations OF CITY
Chanter sas Assernbyman Fridays relating to the
disposition of common-and funds OF the FORMER Town
Chapter $50 Assemblyman Fridays proyding for for
the payment Of cost Of local improvements i" '"e
Chapter Gao Assemblyman scanlons, in relation to
the care and improvement OF certain highways III
Chapter Sii Assemblyman Rockwe;Is, ppohieng
railroads on Bedford-ave., Brooklyn, IRON hIoduWas
TO the Boulevard without the consent OF properly
owners. c,.-,son.s nrov,dnp
for abe completion Of streets in Fla6ash begun
prior 10 It's annexation 10 Brooklyn. ,,.,,, ,h
cons'rer o,S Of railroads in Brookynave Brook
Ign. between Futon-st and PARK f'ace' without
the consent OF property owners .u,,,
Chapter GA Asscmblyman fridays, pronDlths
railroads in Pachc-st. Brooklyn. between Bediofd-
ave and Troy-ave without the consent OF property
owners. .. ,,,. .,,
Chapter CAS- Assemblyman +. r. SchulZs provid-
ing for the issue by the city OF Brooklyn or STOCK
or bonds to be known CONSOLIDATED stock OF the
city OF Brooklyn" payable In gold or currency .
Chapter GO. Senator McMahons. allowing the
American Geographical Society OF New-York TO
hold real and personal property to the amount OF
81 10000
Chapter $50 Senator Kliburns. exempting from
taxation the property OF the Adirondack Cottage
santarium. ,
the Controller OF the city OF Brooklyn to pay for
certain local improvements. .
Chapter 655 Assemblyman Brush's. authorizing IN
Brooklyn Board of Estimate to provide for the pay
ment OF moneys to certain city hospitals and insti-
tutions.
Chapter $50. Assembyman wray's. giving the
Brooklyn Board OF Education the care and manage
ment OF the public school teachers retirement fund
Chapter G57 Assemblyman F. +. Schulzs author
fixing BROOKLYN to acquire land. by purchase
dcmna ton. for the construction OF pier at North
Eecond-s. and to continue the sewer az the foot OF
that street to the pier line. and to issue bonds for
the same.
Chapter e5s Assembyman Fridays. authorizing
the city OF Brooklyn TO make yearly provision for
the celebration Of Washngtons Birthday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
uuE PANKE'S ILLUSTRATED LECTTRE.

The first series OF Mime. Rankc's illus
tratel recltais with music accompaniment. "A
Maid of GaIlee" 1.-THE Boyhood OF Christ and
"Thc DINER Wise Man" will be given In the large
ballroom at Shcrry's on Friday, May H. at $3.50
n m. in aid OF St Johns Guild Fresh Air Fund.
The story OF "a Maid of Ga.ilee," az told by Mime.
Ranke will be illustrated by T. }. Mapes. manager
OF Illustrations OF the Stoddari lectures, ana ac-
mpaned by the Hungarian Band
Miss Katherine Hike, soprano OF St Patrcks
Cathedral. will sing Gounods ave Maria" and
Phillips Brooks's 90 Little Town OF Bethlehem. Will
he sung by church choir chorus, u''es the d'rec-
,,on - c.orge ~ Warren In Nine Rankes tale
Of the sveet maid she will introduce some bcauti,
fu views. as follows: IAN In the Month OF May t
Miriam" "a Fair city OF Swee, "'. ..ms Inc ine
City q Rose Naza sc the n Ionr,
n nn 80 The mi. country OF Judea. Elizabeth. the
Mother OF John The angel Of 'Rs rho
tanks OF the Jordan" The Forns o. 'er'cho
and shepherds Watching Thsr r, ,oIsS tina Fin.
n,re Wot"i ON the evenings OF May 10. q and 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
mn u1C1RTHUES ANNIVERSARY.
ADDRESSES AT CALVARY BAPTIST ch'h'h ID
THE REV. DRS. J. NJ KING AND GEoi'"E
q IORIMER.

IT.. ,,r,, serv,,e and the only one held yester-
a.. In comedian with the twenty-hfth anniversary
celebration OF the Rev. Or. Robert , MacA''nu'
pastorate at the Calvary Baptist Ch"reh' r.,s
seventhst. took place last night The ce'eo' d,'o"
hogan with the morning service on Suhuay' ""
eral T j. Morgan. Indian commissioner u"'''
President Harrison. presided las, eNe"i"s' az ,
-, 49,, order ~ exercises The services opened
Nth bvnns after which the Scripture lesson was
read by the Rev Dr. W c. Biting pastor Oh
Mount Morris Baptist church. The Rev Or James
n King. pastor OF the Union Methodist Epscop COP.
church made the opening address, an" P''' e'
ing tribute 10 Dr. Macarthur -. ,rro
The Rev. pr. George l.olim.sr' pastor VI i''
mont Temple. Boston. also spoke IL. .
The celebration will conclude this evening with
rercn,lon and sociable In the chapel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
Az ALABAMA TOWN FTRE-SWEPT.

Birmingham. Ala. May l3.-Fre broke out this
afternoon in a small dwelling house at Pratt city.
three miles from here. and with strong gale
blowing soon spread until thirty dwellings. mostly
small and all frame structures the hotel, city hail
and Northern Methodis, Church were burned. An
appeal for help was sent here ani steamer and
hose wagon went 10 the scene. Water was hard
TO get and consequently the apparatus was OF little
service The houses were built close TO each other.
and went down by one In a hurry. Finally; TO
prevent the entire town from being destroyed, dyn-
amlre was resortei and several houses b.own
down thereby stcmming the onward march Of the
fiery elements. The loss roughly estimated Is
$4,000 No lives were lost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

BOUQUET
The Best of all Toilet Soaps.

Senator Reynolds's. for repairing the ith Reg
ment Armory. in Brooklyn. Senator Mnll'nss p''''
imposing Il tax 0. one mill for the state support
OF the insane VAS passed.
When the concurrent resolution OF senator N''-
burn proposing TO send the findings oil the S'hio
pcnartment Investigating Committee on the Al
mnsraon Of the state Prisons TO 10"
On me nm MIR Foley protested. because no ihiho!'.y
rrnor, bad vet been made. and II should be sent 10
,hr Governor with the majority report, the feSo'
luton was concurrcd IN ~, - ,o,c,oss ~
Tn. srrate resolution calling upon Congress 10
nnss "A law tina, we.d reimburse IN. Sth'e l9r
money paid cut for tho maintenance o' '"' ''""'
una rDncurIpl IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine-Fair: stationary temperature; northerly
winds becoming variable
For New Hampshire and Mountaineering cloud.
ness with rain or Tuesday continued cool weather.
southerly winds. becoming northerly
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut
creasng coudiness and threatening weather Tuesday,
northery winds. becoming southerly
For District OF Columbia Delaware and Maryland
Showers cooler southerly winds becoming norhwestery
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer~cy-increasns
cioudness with rain cooler: southery winds becoming
northwcstery.
For Eastern New York-Rain possibly IN northern
cooler and freezing IN northern por
ton; southerly winds becoming northerly
For Western New York-Rain possibly changing 70
the likes: colder. southerly winds. becoming
northcry.
For OhioFair In rain in eastern portion pos
sbly the lake. cooler in and warmer
in western portion; northwestery winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
LAKE VESSEI.S Is TROrNi.E.

sheboygan. WIS. May ia large steamer was
IN sight several hours this afternoon In the direction
~ Ccntorvilic apparently disabled. watchers on
the bluN s,y tina, no smoke issued from the stack
-, ,h. craft since they nrst caught sight 81 her.
and they feel satisfied that something Is wrOns on
board. =. Tan. ,,,cb, has
81 Joseph. Mich. May - steam yacHt n nns
com. ashnrc about Ave miles south Of here. she
,s wing on the sandy bottom. 30 far ou' that me
,erSe cannot be made out. \ report just brought
To- eavs the crew is safe The arc washing ovc'
her and she will probably go 10 pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
Unable TO HELP A PERisHIXG CREW

Racine Wis. May l3-Dur.ns the gale "h''h
prevailed on tho lake this afternoon farmer nAi''l
Bueneard came into tn" city on horS'p'.N "'",
North Point, three miles north - here lie fai
ia had soon AT noon a two-mis'ei vessel capsize
three miles out, lie could discern AZ least 'htee
men clneing - the crosstrocs. and thought more
were two others. lie came IN as soon as p9.S.D,"
and informed the Ne saving crew. The ihS h'"''.
1,ilI.n sfarto! down the lake win me crew 90
ne lifc-s,ving station IN tho 'ifenpdt, bu' DOM
we're obliged 10 return after. As the sea was
so h.h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

Albany. May I3.-The following given out
at the Executive Chamber tonight:
The act providing for board OF examiners OF
improved firearms for the OF the military forces
of the State, and which was approved OH Friday
last, does not make an appropriation for the pur-
chase of firearms, bu: simply empowers the COM
mission TO examine and select and recommend a
weapon for adoption The report is to be made
subject 10 the approval Of the Governor The
the present year. and the sum set apart for the
number OF arms proposed TO be purchased. If the
report Is finally approved, Is not to exceed 1900
at q price not exceeding $40 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
ICE AND FROST IL THE ONO VALLEY

Cincinnati. May ls.-To-day vas one OF the most
dlsaerecahlc OF the year. When II vas not RAINING
,ovv wind WAS blowing from all directions dt oh'''
Reports from the country ana ~ NV
pari OF kentucky adjacent rh'" 'hh' CON
sta.r,hlc frost came last night ana ,hhi
ice formed though II was not NICK. us
patches from a number Of places snow HIr"t unih-
age was done by the frost. Al Mh}hNli'' ny >,
,be Ice was an inch thick and there was heaNy
rios, At VALPARAISO. Ind. snow fell ~ intervals
to-d,y and A hard wind blew. II was Gamer TO-
night ana "A killing frost WAS expected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
SOCIETY or MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE

At the one hundred and eleventh regular meeting
OF the Society OF Medical Jurisprudence last even
ing nj the Academy of Medicine. No. II West
Forty-third-st the following unanimously
elected TO membership: Hugh Coleman. Antonio G..
Astarita Henry Melville. DR.. Francis Falk DR..
lanes l. Philips, DR. William Hirsch, DR. II. ID.
Fisher and Or. Nathan Oppenheim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
MEEY RE.ELECrED PRESIDENT

bridgeport. Conn. May I3.-Pcter w. wrcn a
wealthy wholesale liquor dc,icr elected prcsi-
dent OF the Board OF Education to-day. At the city
election In April the principal fight him.
the A. p. A. members OF the board endeavorng 10
prevent his reelection president. The ac-
tiyty OF that faction resulted In "A split In the
Republican party and the defeat OF their entire
ticket but two a. p A. members Of the hoard h-'-
elected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
4 BLIZZARD N NORTHERN

Ia Porte Ind. May ls.-Northern Indiana was
visited by a snowstorm to-day which ragei Iof
several hours The cold has Increased gr'a'lE' anu
I, is feared small fruits and all growing N'Ecaton
has been seriously injured blizzard Is pio"'"h
tonight
North Bend Ind. May ia hllnHihs S"o"
storm has tee~ raging here since 'lo'" '"'s a.
..,,.', Nam tho f.nperature four degrees above
freeZi.g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
DOINGs OF THE LOWER HOUSE.

Albany. May l3.-The Senate amendments to the
Conkiing bill for the registration OF inmates of
licensed lodging houses in New-York. Brooklyn and
Buffalo were concurred in By the Assembly to-
night
Two special orders were passed. Senator Parsons S.
amending the General Stock Corporation law. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
HILL CALLS ON MORTON.

Albany. May Ex-senator d. b. Hill called on
Governor Morton to-day. in the interest of the bill
giving TO the widow OF General J. 3. Farnsworth
moneys on account Of her husbands services as
special State agent to prosecute war claims against
the Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
NEW TRAINS TO BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTlN

An additional train has been added 10 the Royal
hlue Line service &c Baltimore and Washing ton.
leaving station or the Central Railroad Of New.
Jersey, loot Iibertyst.. 800 a. M arriving Baltt.
ss oys Ken Newpyn % Was ;n Other trains
600 p M 1915 midnight Sundays at 10: o0 i:3O e
M. $780, 900. 500 o. nl.. 1916 midnight. ::
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
,.yr srgI usHTP ARRIVALS.

s,o.u.r rr,.s,,,d fBelgian) Nickeis Antwerp
Nav 4 with merchandise. iis cabin and 5i3 steerage
passengers. TO international Navigation Sompa"S'
Arrived Ct the Bar at 1885 .. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

Tribune ONCE. May II, a. m.-rhe weather yesterday
generally was clear with strong breeze morning
The temperature II 10 80 degrees the average
ros, being u. lower than sunday sss than
on the corresponding day last year.
The weather to-day 10 likely 10 be rainy md colder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
Nervous
s a r s a p a rIIIa

Is the only True Blood Purifier prominently IN
the public eye to-day. DE sure to get Hoods ana
only Hoods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In TINS diagram continuous white line shows the
changes ~ pressure as Indicated by The Trbune's SELF
recording barometer The broken line represents the tenn
perature as recorded at rerry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

-, a.. r~.u easy to buy. easy TO take.
HOODS Fills easy In effect. 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14

form Miss Estes went on with her lover 70
Rroughtonvle where they were married.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-14
JUST WHAT EVERYBODY WANTS.

Tho Victor Muslin MothProof Bags are unsurpasySso
for hanging garments safely away from MOTHS ~
VICTOR HoTTi BAG MFG co. Mt. Vernon n Z.