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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
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Interest Last January there was apparently
double murder AZ East Thompson. Conn. ana
Pole named Zigie Storskinzle Was nnal.y arrest"
on a charge OF killing his wife and child MS
house was freely despatched with what DIR. \. ).
Wolff a Hartford expert. has since prohouhcel
human blood stains: bu; SIorskinzi" lNed III non e
from toe village his VIE ana ,nh W -.
missed by other people until two weeks att"r ~, H.,
ver. last seem then StprShinZlc i"fldfci 'i'N ~
deserted him and the te-tae bloodstains are 'he
only evidence OF murder.
No trace has vet been found of VII" or emu,
either living dead Ponds. woods ana 'nSS ~
been secured vain in search OF the poii's.
t.ctiv-S have been summoned nut 10 10 ~,
Meanwhile storsklnzie has been connnel III INC
county ail at brooklyn. not even beng chhter' -
indicted but simply held 10 await devel opmenis nee
Is A poor ignorant fellow who has had Sopn ",'
OF struggle To live. and has seemed wen 'o'.
10 enjoy the good fare Of the jail, ana ~ sfo"ins
fat under IL not seeming to care mucn Tor ms ~.
erty Concernns the alleged murder he maintains
stolid Indifference seeming to take ttie nteres,
the case though steadily maintaining that ms MI
and child deserted him. detective was III y (a',
with him for weeks apparently as a coinpdhloh, ou'
could get nothing ont of him. The state attorney,
John t. Hunter SAYS he Is we'll satisfied thdt we
Pole murdered his wife and child. hut as yet Inc
State has no way 10 prove IL. , ., ,.,.
The new phase In the case IL the attempt mas
I'm court here yesterday by Messrs. King ana Nj
ley local attorneys. to got Judge Snuin"a 10 CIV ~.
pei the states attorney 10 bring the Pole before tno
sci to secure his release. Messrs. KING and keley
argued that here was PLAIN violation OF tue ,ois.,
tutonal right OF the accused 10 a speedy trial; anu
they denied the authority of the States attorney 10
terms OF court. The states attorney assured tno
Court that the was peculiar one. tnat ,n..o
was reasonable ground to believe the man fuity,
and that the State using all possible duigehco
the all reasonable time to secure its evidence
and so denied the petition of prisoners counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
CININDATGrA ~ SPHING ATTIRE

canandaigua y V. May % ,Special.-Ths place
Is rarely more beautiful than at present. and the
foliage Is more dense than 1t has been for many
Seasons AT this time. The streets rapidly being
put in good condition after the excavations made
for the new waterworks. and driving Is now pleas
uIc.
the thirty second anniversary OF the ontario Or
phan Asylum was held In the chapel OF the Prespy-
terlan church Tuesday morning Following
busIncss meeting OF the BOARD OF Managers. the
chutren of IN. ASYLUM gave an interesting pro-
gramme of Rotations and school exercises ,,
The following appointments FOR Memorial Dsy
hsr" have been made: President OF the day. o. y:
Crane marshal H. Huichens 'o aGhrass ArT T
morrow evening the Rev H. G. Townley VIII preach
the memorial sermon to the O. A. X veterans
Insnecfor g. A. Richardson. OF this village. mas
been i'm Gettysburg this week attending meeting
OF the Gettysburg National Comhiss'o" VI ""'e"
he IL a member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
BABY CARRIAGES.
LaWM MOWers, RefrigerdfOrs ana
OtHpr .SensOnnbfc Articles.

% Baby Carriages upholstered in Corduroy or
coachman's Cloth best quality springs and run
ming gear $3.50 instead Of $1,000 10 sl4o0
Il Baby Carriages. upholstered same as ABOVE.
u high grade and more stylish $3.50 instead of
$1,000 10 so ~
Lawn Mowers. every one warranted, va
Refrlgerators the Challenge. nothing better
made for keeping food sweet and clean, 81 81 gu.
best selling family size at sll.9O each instead Of
si4 IS. tomorrow. "a
Garden Hose 30 feet best standard grade, with
reel spray and nozzle. s315.
Lawn Seats painted ash and red - cts.
Watering Cans. painted green u cts.
Garden TrOWrls. extra strong cts
Garden Rakes. extra strong, IS cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

WillIman;c. Conn. May - tSpecian. Financial
affairs are still In unsettled state. The incl
dents OF the week have been the attachment for
$1,000 levied 10y Mr.. Dooley the receiver OF the
First National Bank upon goods Of the Natchang
SIX Company. In order to determine the receiver =
right to hold the goods turned to him by Colo
mel thaffee the manager OF the Natchang Company.
Immediately after the bank closed. and the con-
sequent development OF hostilities between the
bank and Receiver Hayden OF the Natchang Com
pany. II is asserted tina, Mr. HayIcns course has
practically shut off the trade OF the Natchang
Company. and Will make 1t necessary to close up
the factory II he continues The opposition to Mr.
Hayden may appear In court next Tuesday. when
he IL to make his report 10 the condition OF the
Natchang Company. II IS understood that the La
bilities exceed assets by about 100000. This viii
probably involve reorganization and new capital
but the concern is said to be now doing paying
business and the people OF Wilmantic are earnestly
DESTROYS that the factory shall be kept moving
The Dime Savings Bank comedies that II must
scale it's deposits before resuming business and the
percentage OF scale IL likely TO be II and possibly Is
per cent on the $500 900 deposits
The most interesting case on tho docket for the
June term OF Supreme Court is that against Jere-
miah Oney State School Fund Commissioner for
alleged misuse and incorporation Of moneys of
the Connecticut School Fund which he has managed
for many years. The charge is to the effect that
Mr. Olney secured commissions on the loans for
his own benefit contrary to statute. Mr. Olney has
born high and honorable reputation for many
years. and people are loath to believe that he will
not he able to clear himself Of these charges
An interesting question concerning personal rights
was raised In the Superior Court here yesterday
before Judge Shumway. In fact. the whole case in
which this question was raised Is VI peculiar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
DINNER SETS
Rcdwccd tn DWick !SriIimD Prices.

Dinner Sets. with neat brown spray decoration.
for T. people. S5si.
Dinner Sets decorated Porcelain. 1870 pieces.
new nea, decorations. Nls0.
Doulion Dinner Sets. exclusive designs, neat
$1,000.
SIX Dinner Sets subject 10 very slight imper-
fcciions or shortage. $500 per set instead Ok
$500 20 $500
Five Dinner Sets. Porcelain few pieces Inn
perfect on each set. $500 per set. instead OF WOO
t. $500 -
Also Tea Sets. thin decorated China, - pieces.
siN
Toilet sets large size. 10 pieces si9s; with large
slop jar. 50 IS
Berry sets - pieces new goods, 80 cts.
Berry Bowls II cts
lee Cream Plates. cts.
Water Bottles. imitation cut. 80 cts.
strawberry Shortcake Dishes. glass % cts
Water Tumbers. 3. D. s. and cts.
Odd pieces Of Dinner Ware at about haf q
regular prices on three special tables.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
THE PROBLEM or THE Hartford BRIDGE

COMPLICATIONS WHICH PREVENT THE BUILDING
or A NEW STRUCTURE.
Hartford May % ,Special,.-The Legislature has
left the bridge problem In singular condition. after
all its endeavor. and the chances are that now the
old bridge has been burned and Is out OF the way.
It will not be known who will build the new bridge
until after decisions by courts-pcrhaps by the Su-
preme Court OF the United States. This il decidedly
uncomfortable for the people who depend upon the
bridge. they will be obliged TO put up with the
temporary structure. not substantial AFFAIR, until
all these questions have been decided. The state
has refused to build the bridge according To the
contrac, made with the Berlin Iron Bridge Com
panv bv the state Commissioners has placed its
maintenance upon the five towns benefited By the
first law Of transfer, and. while there Is bridge
to maintain. has yet provided no method where
by the five towns build This is 10 be provided
for supplemental Legislation by making the towns
into bridge district. appointing commission TO
carry on the work. and allowing the towns. as
district to issue long time bonds. the interest of
which is to be paid and a sinking fund provided by
the appointment OF the taxes OF the electric roads
which the bridge the district rather than IA
the state And after all this is done IT remains with
the towns TO submit to the burden imposed upon
them assist the Berlin Iron Bridge Company
In It's suit to the validity OF the contract. Mean
while the State takes the insurance for the burned
bridge and Will pay for the temporary structure.
The scheme Of the Commission for the revision Of
the State Constitution Will undoubtedly come to
grief. The Republican leaders unable TO carry
1t through the caucus. action has been post
poned upon IL until next Wednesday. when It Will
probably be killed in the House The step Will
be the action submitting TO the people the amend
ments proposed for plurality elections and relis-
tricting the Senate.
There is hutter among the citizens OF Hartford
as TO what special mission Yung Wing. the we'll
known agent OF the Chinese Government In this
city. has been suddenly summoned China for.
i is known that he recently paid visit 10 The
Chinese Minister In London and the sudden call
came TO him Immediately his arrival home in
this city. 1t is hoped by many that IL the
revival OF the Chinese Educational Mission which
for time made such Roadway in this city. until 1t
was ordered closed by the home Government.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

4 lot Of Reachei Damask Table Cloths, yards
wide To yards long. some If them slightly
soled. at one-ihird less than regular prices.
SUPERIOR extra heavy Cream Damask. IS inches
wide. 20 cts per yard
Extra quality Bleached Damask IS inches wide.
30 per yard.
H.ms,i,chsd Damask Tray Cloths with open
work. 50 cts.
Frine.d Bureau Scarfs - cts instead Of 80 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Tho notices In the English law journals OF the
l,tr Earl 81 S-iborn. do not mention the tact INA,
,b. American Association a Few Years az"
rave To Lord Sclborne media as ON" or IN" Two
Great law rcformrrs Of IN" day. David pn'iirN
Ii..id received th. companion medal. The English
l,w Journals do not lay great stress on thr WORK
Of Lord S"lhornc az a law reiorher HIS man
claim to distinction in that respect seems 10 ne
th,f he was the Lord Chancellor when the judi
caiive acts Of 1873 and other important r"ioirn
la.s were passed The English pioccdur" has
he"n greatly smplifeI. and the court system i'm
provc'i but many doubts are expressed as to
whether All of the changes have been OF advan-
;are Th. cost 81 litigation In England Is stu ex-
crSslvc. aud the practic" might with advantage DE
IN all. am simpler Lord SrlhoTne's main rcputa-
lion rests on his ability ~ Il lawyer and his high
character as judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
arr EMBROIDERY DEPT
~. G0H IUUbOWrPH 1IHt'S

A. one-nuarter Of cost to import, now s"o'S JuS'
onened and the most remarkable values We nave
,, hc.n NH, f. offer In this department.
20 dozen Bureau Scarfs lsX't. % 'ts' ihs''an %
T. Its m ,,,. ooxqo
rs dozen Table Covers or Pillow Shams' "oN'0'
., etc instead - g. ITS
81 dozen. lsXlS. IL cts instead oi ~ Gus
Is dozen i2Xl9 rs. instead "l - 'ls'
90 dozen 9Ni5 cts Instead "i - -
A, dozen GNS 3 It's Instead ~ J. cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

silk Belts. with sterling silver buckles. '" cts
Dresden t.nam,,led Blouse SETS studs. col
La button and sleeve iinks-s5 c,s. per set.
Large size. strong Belt Pins. chased ana plain
~ Its.
Diamond cut Side Combs. ~ cts. PEI pair.
Op, nworll Ball Hat Pins. u cts
Assorted STYLES Blouse SETS studs. collar
button and sleeve links cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
PRICES
For ladies' Outing Suits.

Entirely lined with Gloria Silk in blue or black
Imperial Serge Blazer Jacket SKIRT cur dCcpIu-
inc, to rrovainc ia shion and finished with Velvet
binding. S6.1J.
Other STYLES in Double-warp English or hne
Cheviot Serge Blazer Jacket and ful skill en-
tirely lined with Taffeta silk. $l9.23 2'0o S5Zoo
BLACK and blue Serge Blazer Jackets. SILK faced
full skirt lined throughout. 1925.
other STYLES in Serge. with Eton or Blazer
ia c<et. $50 to $lI.5O
In tan cotton Whipcord Blazer Jacket full cut
skirt. $40.
Also an attractive line in Tweeds. Iiomespuns
English Checks coverts Briliantines and Al
uacas Sc 90 s. 10 $l2. 30 TO s3j0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
LEATHER GOODS.
cue BNUS.

Mauve colored grain Leather Club Bags
strong nickel clasp and lock. l0-inch Sll0. Ii
inch s39. Finch. sl5s: i3-inch. sl.79: H-inch
$500. l5-inch SEQ l6-nch. 40. l,-inch $3.50
ls-inch $50.
Finch Leather Shopping Bag. with strong
leather handle. - cts.
solo Leather Bag Tags = cts.
Genuine Lizard COMBINATION Pocket 30 Ks
sterling silver corners leather lined pockets. 9s
OTIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
Simmer Dresses.

4 complcte and attractive stock In choicest cot
ton and lir.n fabrics. style not 10 be had else
where o 40 -
In Lawn Dimiiy. Jaconct. etc. 500. SS.'o s''''
t. Sl75o -
In black white or figured Organize. SlA'o 10
$500 1900
In Dotted Swiss 81 -. $3.50. $3.50 10 wv 90
Also outing Suits for seaside or mountain wear
I'm white ana black plqu". Grass Linen, T"Nlpts
Denim ana other fashiNnabl" materials, >''-'
81 49, gao 81 30 t. S2l0o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
UHITE BED SPREADS.

Full size crochet Spreads. the best value ever
offered. - cts.
superior Marsees Quilts, full Size SECS and
g. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
WRA PPERS.
three iSDpcinI offers for -H""""y'

l25 Negiige Wrappers. ono siYl' slI"'r IN ,,,r
co h,v ,Ie.ts rurla over shoulder. the other
low neck Empire trimmed with empro'ue'H' ~
cts instead Of $50. , -. -
10 fine Lawn Neglige Wrappers, lul shii' dn''
sleeves Empire front of fine inserting ttiihnien 20
.round neck with 4-inch embroidered rune si''
instead of 500 ,,,.,.,. ,,,..,s
- fine Lawn Neglige Wrappers, plnli'N '"',rS'
with unlnted yoke lace trimmed rolling c"'a''
mi sklrt and sleeves 81. 9S instead Of goo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
LlmNM@A3W

lions have not resulted In improving pr''rP,
i litnr makes plea for pa SSes. or an apP''Pl "a
ion To- pay tie travelling expenses OF I'M. ,rhs''
,.,s m. general verdict among lawyers "h' u" W
,D,,.hei m. eject Of the new provisions on MAJ
t.rs affecting the courts ~ that legIsa'on y oo'
L,'.,ad win greater car" than heretofore me he,'
-, consuming committee Of lawyers to revise tp'
,h r,scoiorv Of statutes Is the most important re-
form still demanded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
THE BULLETS WE'RE GENUINE.

From The Atlanta Constitution
yes. sir" said the Georgia land agent to tne
Northern prospector you kin plough up peek
bullets here every week.
But, are they genuiLe?"
You bet they air. Don't buy EN- an plant EN-
myself? An right whar you're a-standin Is
bombshe that traded a cow for. an It's gttin
Jest rusty II 1t wuz throwed thar by the war!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
Largest Assortment in Either City.
At Special Counter
sir Waists NuH SOFT Waists.

l25 Black China SIX Waists. also fancy coors.
all made with full sl"eyes and draped collar.
S29s.
Percale and Saline Waists, checks and stripes,
rolling collar yoke ba k and front; also same
with full front ~ cts. instead 81 80 cts.
Fire Lawn Waists, double box pleat down
front soft collar. full sleeves; also fine striped
Saline Waists with pleated front ~ cts instead
OF Sl.45
Fine Lawn and Saline Waists. embroidered in
Servings new dainty colOrlngs. very full s.eeyes,
draped collar 81 A. instead of 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
SPECIAL SALE
OF Spring and Sumner Underwear
at Extraordinarily Low Prices.

Lot 1--l5O dozen Mems Colored odio' IL 90, az
Drawers to match. the wcll-knowh Lohu"'
mixture sizes of shirts "a 10 A. Drawers ~ 10 ~
for Monday at 20 cts. each. ,.,,,
rr,,or vests high neck short sleeves, also fancy
rbbed Isle Thread Vests handsomely finished
NM hlue corn and white for Monday at - cts.
each. IA. r,o.hioraa
Rihhed Cotton Vests high neck ana snor'
sleeves. made Of Egyptian combed yarn for Mon
day at for Sl.O0 ,, ,..hol
IJsla Thread Vests low neck no sleeves, manu-
s"molv trimmed white ecru and cream for Mon
day at 40 cts each. , .o
Lot 5--65 dozen Children Nhl'e ''o9'a, ,
yas,s ,,h French necks and short sleeves, sizes
lS to 81 for Monday at % cts. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

We have superior facilities for tn" storage -
flIis India Shawls and oihrr "Nprns'yr gar
,...,,,s Th.,. ,,lll be- thoroughly cleaned before
h.pr uut away and viii be- insured against hfc.
moths and all damage at "A small charge. accord
ing I, their value. j. viii be To your a1V'ii'"""
Ia nave repairs and alterations attended to IN
the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
.SPDnrUfc SKIRTS

in light weight materials for Summer wear, all
cut according to prevailing fashion.
In cheviot Serge, blue or black lred through
out $i25. ~
In figured and plain Brlliantne and Alpaca.
S4sa. So - and $50
I'm Crepon. lined with Gloria. Sll.15.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
SE EETS AND PILLOW CASES

made Of standard muslin
sheets single bed size. p cts. q SIZE 80 and "a
els full size - and - cts eacn.
+ Uemstitched Pillow Cases. a. 30 and q inches
wide. III. cts each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
P.lRISOLS
1ud .Sum fmbreii0s.

2s-inch Coaching Parasols striped n'r'''' INV
natural wood handles. 800
siinDh SIX sun Umbrella. close rolled enam,
rll.i tod with cases 10 match ch'l'" hh'u'"
Mod handles blues garrctS and browns. N'-'.
Rlack.Sun Umbrellas. as cts, 5o 500 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
Simmer Bicycle Suits

in tan Cotton Whipcord. with Peerless patent
skirtei trousers with Eton Jacket. ssoo with
blazer 81 %: with Refer $3.50.
Other STYLES I'm Cheviots. Tweeds. Serges and
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

We will clean and keep In repair free OF cnarl
all Jouvin Gloves purchased ~ US
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
Nfan,pcd Linens

49,. c,,,,u,o, work. ever, variety. style and size
nom , 5.inch Doily - 4 i5-inch Tea 'loih
private lessons given IN Al latest Embroidery
Work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

sinoh Flgurel VI hlir and Wool JacIuaris. ~
rs
%. In an wool Storm S"rg'. % is
The most complete assortment - s"iN,f'h"i"
I..rk lf. - Goods g. hc found I'm either city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
BICYCLE GLOVES.
.IOrriU CHORES.

Ladies' Bicycle Gloves for summer wear 40 CTS
Also Ladies' Taneta Gloves, ~ and % cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

30 - Nsvy nlu" storm S"rg" At 80 -
- Il rlain sollrrl pune NunIirS At ~ CTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
.SUecini /Or WOWdNU.

one Inc striped Piquc or white and colorei
Duck Blazer Jacket. fan skirt. well finished, $500
and S. %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
II Onr-Mi,M ~ OriginM Prices.
.SUcriuI FOR .HOndUy.

Clearing sale ~ Novelty Dress Goods dress
patterns and short lengths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
%lznMMMAN3M
WILLIMhN1IC NEWS NOTES.

FINANCIAL. AFFAIRS rrRSONAL-A 81 rSrION OF
PERSONAL RIGHTS ~ \ PECULIAR
MI RIDER CASE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
SINS
IL .fbOuf UUf( price.

Remnants aud short lengths ~ plain. col'r'
~. h and fam, silks, suiiabl" Tor SNiti~' N'lH
and Children, Dresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

For Ladies Misses and children made by Hat
tors and finished and trimmed in the best man
uer i'm all kinds ~ brads. from ~ IL. 10 Sop
We are sole agent In Brooklyn for the genu-
inc Knox Sailor Hats. All the small sizes now
So much IN demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

.SUiIOi' nuts

% dozen Black shade Hats. short back ana
Flats hirh and low cro"n-. 10 Is. each, made IL
..f af oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Sir Frederick Pollock who II To- visit this com
try next month, has 4 high r"pItc "a l.nkldnl a.
we'll as in tins country for his attainmentS m
sevrrsl DEPARTMENTS az legal work lie j. "csi
known. perhaps a. an author. having written VAIN
able treatises on contracts. forts. partnership prop
eriv and sales lie. with Professor Maitland. 81
C'ombrllge has lust completed history Of Eng
lish law before the time of Edward t. which review +
carefully the first steps in constitutional and legal
nrorr.ss In England Sir Frederick Pollock Il thu
corpus professor Of jurisprudence In the University
OF oxford lie ~ the EiitOr oi The Law quar-
tcrly Review" hich hc founded several years ago
lie Is a fOrcible and entertaining writer ana has
"A pleasant way OF versifying abstract legal pflhcl-
piles as laid down I'm leading cases The lawyers
OF this city, especially those Interested III lrgii
education. should xiv" Sir Frederick Pollock a We
come which Will show the high esteem IN which nt
Is held IN this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

The Portable Ration Board which - 10 me''
,c ,ht. civ Mill consider the following points.
What should be the component parts OF 'h' IA
lion selected with reference 10 wh"i"som"h'sS ana
proper nur!il,r values ami to the portability OF ~"
ration AZ "A whole It's nccrpiahhN i"i '"Nf'' "'
keeping qualities IN" proper "tiHh' "' '''" '"'''
and the kind si2e ana form 30 pa'N's" 10 be- p"'
49,, Cor ia, convenience. Of use aud Of oarfiag" on
ma r,rson directions for use by thc soldiers. mum
her OF raiions To be carried ON ih' person an" ''
maximum number that may lee $40 carried, Wh''h'i
ia be- hahitually carried by tho soldier "s par OF
his OUTFIT or TO be- ISSUED ON emergency OCCASIONS
only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
DRESS GOODS

far gtin.h Printed CHINA silk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

''The Albany Law Journal" finds much fault with
the new Constitution. and differs with almost every
other observer Of the work Of the Legislature IN
delay before the Anal passage OF bill. FOR h'uhlc
ipai acceptance or rejection Of local measures. ana
forb!dding members TO accept passes from corpora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

amer weight. d inches wide. l2'2 cts. per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26

Erigader-General William p. Crashiil who was
retirement cf General Thomas H. CASEY. assumed
duty a, Washington Monday. LieuienantC olo-
mel Peter {. Hams has succeeded 10 the place Ia
charge q the Southwest Engineers Division. va
ca ed by General Craghill and his office Will be In
this city Captain William f. Craghill son Of the
general, succeeds 10 the place previously held By
Col Hal