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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
MARYLAND TO BE Helped.

Hon. c. J. Faulkner. chairman OF the
Democratic Congressional Committee Is
not too good a Democrat to come TO the
assistance of Mr.. Hurst, the so-called
German nominee for Governor of Mary
land. Nor are the rest OF the Democrats
in Washington, who seem to b. anxious
TO do all they can to secure Mr.. Hursts
election.
But all the same the BaltimHe sun
refuses to be comforted. What shall
be done?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

We suppose there never was political
campaign in the history OF this or any
other State in which the people were more
deeply stirred and more thoroughly
aroused than they are at the present
time I'm Maryland against the political
tyranny and dictatorship OF MIR. Cor
man.-Baltimore Sun.
And yet there are papers which say
that the Sun will step up to the ballot
box next November and take It's medi-
cine like a little man." What gays the
Sun?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

At Richmond. Va. Judge Con, In the
South Carolina registration case, dis
missed the compla!nants' bill for an IN
junction. This decision upholds the pres
ent registration laws-Baltimore sun.
Judge Cons decision was that the
South Carolina registration laws might
continue In force. but that he did not
approve Of any such laws. lie yielded
his opinion. however. to that Of the Cir
cult Court OF Appeals. But he likes the
law none the better for this reason.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

The present gubernatorial and sena-
torial campaign in Kentucky is distin-
guished for its barbecues. At every great
meeting plenty to eat and drink is pro-
x-ided for all who come.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

Senator Bradley excludes tobacco
chewers from his pavllions at Asbury
Psrk. a notice being posted up 10 thu
effect that women's dresses must lie pro-
rectcd from parsons who indulge in that
habii--New York Mercury.
Why notf Some. If not all, of the
annual conferences of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church (North) refuse to ordaln
would-be preachers who use tobacco In
any form.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
Bicycle Name Plates.
THE FOURQUREAN.PRICE co.
RREEDEN, TALLEY & co.


These low prices ought to tempt you.
Every one wants 10 buy Sheetings.
We offer So Pepperell Sheeting. bleach
ed. at l5c. per yard, or Is lie. by the
piece. This IL good-width Bleached
Sheetlng. for hotels boarding-houses; and
a good slngle-bed family Sheeting. and
the price is very low
AUGUST PROCEEDINGS AT FEBRU-
AIRY PRICES.
81 l-2c. French Organizes reduced 20
29c. French Organizes reduced to 2Oc.
II 1-2c. Irish Lawns reduced to l0c.
25c. Figured Linen Lawns. reduced 10
ioc
1 selected lot of IL 1-2c. Gnghams re-
duced 10 l-ic.
pounds Unbleached Knitting Cotton for
81. in size S. I'm 5-strands.
4 81 1-2c All-Wool White Flannel for
Ends of Lining-Cambric. 1-2c.
Ends Of Is 2-3c. Fast-Back Percaline for
isc. Atwood Albatross. in Black. Navy,
Biack-Ground, Black Figured sateen. at
Coiored Jeans, for dress-body lining at
&c
White Cambria. for skirts and gowns.
at G lac.
/ piece Mourning Bingham, Black and
White plaid. at , l2c per yard.
Long-Cloth. at sl.2o a piece. Of twelve
Bleached Cotton, 3. IA. I. 8, O. Il. and
12 1-2c
Gentlemen's Unbleached Jeans Drawers,
l9c. a pair.
Gentlemen's Gauze-Vests II and &c
Gentemen's Bleached Jeans Drawers,
%. 50. and soc. a pair
Pilow-Cotton, s l-3 10 l5c. yard.
1 spool Black SILK, &c. or 3 spools Tor
Sc. Waists, 15c. All Shirt-Waists az
cost. ~,
Cloth. 25c. White Duck. 10. u - 10 &c:
/ lot OF u IL and Is 2-3c. Figured and
Striped Duck, reduced TO s l-3c. Lot 25c.
Piqie and l6 2-3c. Duck. in Yellow and
old Blue, reduced TO II 1-2c.
Ladies' silk Vest 50c.: Jersey-ribbed,
low-neck. and short sleeves. lot OF Y lie;
Dimities reduced TO o i-fc. Hemmed
Sheets. bleached. IS 90 and &c. Hemmed
Pillow-Cases, 10. II IL, and l5c. Bolster
Cases, y and BIC.
spools Basting-Cotton for sc.
1 yard Garter Elastic. sc. / lot Of &c.
Akron Gingham. reduced TO 4 l-2c.
BIC. Atwood Serges and Henrlettas.
Ends OF Black and Colored Dress-Goods
at half the original prices The summer
Is nearly ended. and We want to reduce
the stock 10 the lowest possible margin.
CONE AND SEE OUR GOODS.
BREEDEN TALLEY * co.
au SGT 500 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

Mr.. Charles Broadway Rouss. OF New
York, formerly Of Virginia, proposes to
erect at the Atlanta exposition building
TO be used as a rendezvous for Confede-
rate veterans and as Il place for the ex-
hibition Of Confederate relics.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
AUGUST 9, 1870.

Tho pricc of the sunday Dispatch
will be three cents per copy herc-
after. instead of five cents. ms III n"s
,,.en for N few weeks past; that IL
TO shy. the price is restored TO the
old
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
BICYCLES!
H. REPAIRING.

A suggestion to blcyele-fldersI:, III 10
ne xoSr lex pulled % lhe $780, 500 \,
Sicycle,Sepairer. bus pflns yosF and Ml'f 6a,s
beonaia . spchsd and eemeried on -
your uls smokes. tansenls. direct 2,
s soId swssed or pano-wise SqIs h N s ssSse.
wood runs rires - ali makes Costr
nipples n,ctei and brass rims. So q li'''
piaaiiii'w wheels repaired fu,y tfrrSn,SlARp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
orr1cr Aas EAST BROAD

UPTOWN OFFICE. 4Ss EAST BROAD
STREET.
wEST-END OFFICE. PARk-Pl~ACb
PHARMACY, Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

All letters and kilograms must be ao-
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANf'
Rejected communications will not De re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

200 Remnants of WOOL DRESS
GOODS, 21-2 to yards
One-Half Price and Less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

Remnants Of WASH GOODS on Sec
ond floor
&c. Yard, sc. Yard, &c,
for fne-class goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
ADVERTISING RATES.
tIAIIN tNCyI on LESS.

vance 20 WOruS OF ieSsj.'.''.-
Above rates are for everyday or az
vertlsements running consecutively.
Reading notices In reading-matter type
Ave lines or less. 81: in nonparieI ieaded'
6 lines or more. 15c.
Gard OF rates for more space furnished
on application.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

About 30 DUCK SKIRTS left
acc. Each Now.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
The
F0URQUREAN -PRICE
COMPANY.
Again To-Day
and
Saturday Forenoon

N~s WI
YOU will find here a number
of extraordinary values, Of
fered at a low price, be-
cause there is only a few OF
tbem-worth just as much
as ever, but sacrificed to
make room for new fall
goods.
Kid Gloves.
Ladies' 1s-Button-Lergth Suede
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in Light
Tan and Gray-sizes 81. 5s., 6, and
6A-regular price sl75. for
S-Button-Length Mousquetaire KID
Gloves, in Suede and Gace-sizes 50,
50, 6. and 6lz--regular price 49, for
soc.
Ladies' Pure silk Gloves-ai sizes
in shades Of Tan-regular price 20 and
75c., for
Linens.
Turkey-Red Table Damask, regular
price &c. a yard, for
Red and Blue Check Glass Towel
ling, regular price 12lzc.,
20xi0-inch Full-Bleached Hemsttch-
ed All-Linen Damask Towels, regular
price 37kc. each.
sxl2 size Double-Face Satin-Damask
Table-Cloths, regular price SO each, for
Si.oI.
1Oo-inch Round-Thread Barnsey
Linen Sheeting-
The 500 Grade for SI.2o.
The $3.50 Grade for SI.33.
Blankets and Quilts.
Large l1-4-slze White Bed Blankets,
with red border. very fine and soft
s. pair would be the price in the
season, but now they are
sl.25 n Pair.
Extra Large White Marseilles
Quilts hemstitched at both ends, reg
U'ai ~ ''' '''''' III $3.50.
10 White Marseilles-Pattern Crochet
Quilts, ll-4 size, regular price 1875
each, for
White Crochet Quilts, large 12-i
size, regular price 81. for
Red Mitcheline Quilts, 81 size,
regular price 81 % for
Duck Suits.
Our entire stock of LADIES' DUCK
SUITS offered these two days
At Cost.
Bicycle Name Plates.
Have you ever had occasion TO leave
your wheel among other wheels of
same make. and found difficulty in
recognizing your own. Our BICYCLE
MANIPULATE. made OF sterling sill
yer, 925 fine. and adjustable strap,
saves all trouble, and costs you but
zoe. Each.
store Closes on Saturday at 1;30
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
RICHMOND RAILWAY
AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY.

Main Office and Light Department,
foot OF Seventh street. Telephone 657.
City Division. office Nam and Vine
streets. Telephone Sli.
Union Division. Office Twenty.ninth
and p streets. Telephone $50.
Manchester Office, Semmes avenue.
Telephone 1921.
Arc and Incandcscent Lights and
Electric Power at reasonable rates.
Electric-Light Wiring speciality.
Parties desiring Electric Lights or
Power by notifying the main Office by
mail or telephone will DO waited upon
by representative Of tho company.
lmhs0-t1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
During the recent great sales OF
White Goods and Linens thousands
of ends are left for tO.daY's sale.

vi CilNo ait lNlk iOi sC-Sesy - S-~'
Dimlty Dots for sc. a yard-value, &c.
4O-inch-wide India Linen for 3 lie. 49,
India Linens. Il l-2c.-all that were %
and pc.
Embroidered Dotted Muslin. White or
Colored, lCc. a yard from 25c.
Cardinal Dotted Muslin, &c. yard
was 25c.
White Dimity for SC. a yard-was II l-2c.
White Crochet Quilts, full size, Nc.
from 79c.
A.iS: Marseilles. $50 from S2sS.
80 extra size Damask Towels, IL l-2c.
from 25c.
10 large Turkish Bath Towels. loc. from
DC.
Turkish Bath Sheets. LOO from 81.
Turkish Bath Towels. Sc. from u i-2c.
Bleached Table Linen. 25c. from f5c.
Bleached Table Linens. 50c. from 10 and
Soc.
Damask All-Linen Dollies for &c. from
COc. dozen.
Cotton Crash. lc. " yard from 3-4c.
BLACK SATEEN SKIRTS, ,5c. from
N.l9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

odds and Ends in MUSLIN UNDER
WEARING goods greatly reduced. You
can get bargains.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

FRUIT JARS are cheap and fruit Is
plentiful. Get Mason's White Flint Jars
IL you wish your fruit nicely preserved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

fresh lot OF Nice, Fine DIMITIES,
JAPONETS, LAWNS, MUSLINS-
To-day sc. Yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

STONE WATER FILTERS with nickel
faucets-best nlterers in the world. Can
be cleaned in three minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
Great closing out sale of En-
broiderieS and LaceS.

30 yards Laces and Inserting for lie.
q yard
$50 yards Lace-25 and sec. Laces-for
and &c. "a yard.
Large lot OF Embroideries on Centre
Table at quarter of cost-1c. a yard up.
SHIRTWAISTS:
SOC. Shirt-Waists. White, Lawn, or Per-
Gale for igc.
HANDKERCHiEFS:
81 LADIES' White Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs for lc. from Sc.
Mems All-IAnen Hemsttched Handker-
chiefs for &c. from 25c.
HOSIERY:
Chlldren's Fast-Black for &c from s and
l0c.
Ladies' Colored and Lsie-Thread Hose,
in lace and plain effects, were 20 to
sc. for l9c. a pair.
MATTINCS:
Every piece that was mp 70 2Sc.-full
pieces or remnants-for II l-2c.
Carpet Remnants and odd Rugs for
half price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

most every article is being closed
out at about CSC. on the dollar.
MEMS DEPARTMENT REMNANTS:
s-inch Canvas Rob Roy Ties. or 'em
left. SC. from 10 lie.
10 Balbrlggan Shirts, pc. kind, i0c.
IL BaIbriggan Shirts. soc. kind, for lie.
Al Solid-Color Fancy Shade of Windsor
finch All-Silk &c. Mems Ties for &c.
8 odd Night Shirts 75c. kind, 35c. now.
Mems Full IAundered Negligee Shirts,
RIBBON REMNANTS THAT ARE To
BE SOLD TO-DAY WILL ASTONISH
YOU-prices unheard of.
Gloves Remnants. too. are objects OF
interest.
Evening shade OF Long Kid Gloves.
size, l-2, $l-50c. now.
Kid Gloves. slightly soiled, sl.23. 81, and
ssc.. grade. 25c, a pair. ,.,s
REMNANTS OF DRUGGIST SUN
DRIES:
II cakes OF GyserIte Soap for &c. cake
value u lie.
II boxes OF ioc. Stove Polish for Sc. a
box
Q bottles of the best Machine Oil-value
Zoe. bottle-for Sc. each.
boxes of Fonerden's Dental Cream
for &c. a box-value 25c.
10 boxes Of Rouge on Glass for &c.
box--yahe &c.
REMNANTS OF NOTtONS:
English Linen and Cotton Tape, 1c.
a bunch-value sc.
II Cards of Hooks and Eyes for Sc. a
card-value Toe. IA card.
% pieces OF Beading-value from TO
15c.--for &c. a piece.
% papers Of Fine Hair-Pins for lc.
paper-value sc.
REMNANTS OF Innings:
Remnants of Lining Cambrics, &c. a
yard
Remnants Of &c Moire Percallne for Sc.
yard.
Remnants Of Rustling Cambria. &c. a
yard-value II LIE.
Remnants OF Linen Canvas, Sc. a yard
value II i-2c
Remnants OF Grass Cloth. &c. yard
value l0c.
BOOKS:
2ls Cloth-Bound Books. were g.. 80, AZ,
80. and &c, remnant price, l3c.
1S5 Handy Classics. slight soiled, 39c
value, remnant price. l5c.
rs odd Paper-I3ound Books, IL and &c
value. remnant price. &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
Thousands Of pieces of Cotton
goods on sale today.

u l-2c yard-wlde French Percales 10
3 SIC.
Sc Shifting Prints for Sic.
y l-2c. JacOnets for 3-fc.
Ice. Dress Glnghams for Sc. n yard.
Sateens-Dark and Light Sac.
Lie Bleached Cotton for &c.
Is and zoe. Ginghams for . lie.
L. IL and 16 2-3c. Dimities for sc.
4Oc. French Organizes for IL 2-3c.
SILK Ginghams, the - and zoe. quality
for ~ he
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
COLORED DRESS GOODS.

Best sc. Doubic-Wdth Dress Goods for
Zoe. a yard-all we haye-piece or rem
nantS.
Best $l19 Observation-Disclosures or rem
nants-for zoe. a yard.
Remnants of Worsted Challies and Bril-
lantine for &c. yard-original price,
y TO soc.
25c. Double-Width Cashmeres-remnants
or piaces-for lOc. q yard.
81 TO 75c. Colored Dress Goods-pieces OF
remnants-for NC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
Children'S Bingham DRESSES
AT THESE PROCESSES. each,
from &c. 81. and SI.2S.

81 Children's Night Gowns. &c. from 59c.
Childrens White Lawn Guimps for 5jc.,
were up to 81.
from 40. 20. and &C.
Ladies' Gowns, Cambria for 81, were
SIS, s.. and $50.
Z Ladies Gowns, 3jc. from Is and CSC.
II Ladies' Muslin Skirts, 3Jc. from 30
and toc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09

IN BASEMENT Bargains).
STONE JARS for picking. putting up
butter and other eatables.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-09
Blankets and Quilts.
Duck Suits.

Our entire stock Of LADIES' DUCK
SUITS offered these two days
Ar Cost
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
GRAMMAR SCHOOL no. A.

they 20 home and find their fathers and elder orotn'
ers smoking and in instances their expianatioo
OF the evils Of smoking laughed at by their par
ents However We have little Of the cigarette habit
visible in the school, and find that we are gaining
ground every year in this respect"
This school organized in 1872. ana at thss
time il in Of the best residence portions OF
the city st. johns Park the great attraction
10 and this beautiful breathing place
was surrounded By houses Of the better class; Inc
York Central Railroad purchased me PARK ana
built an immense freight station on IT, Ins, az
Inc finl- aroused great Indignation among the school
down the trees Of the park there were several nghts
between them and the boys when resulted III
number OF the latter being arrested -, 49,.
In recent years this part or the city mas zen
filled no with enormous business houses, ana tne
rest of thu small irregular block on when Grammar
school No. - stands j. completely nted up WIN WIZ
commercial buildings which Overtop the school pui!d-
ing cutting Il Of from much .ight ana venuaton.
In spite OF thu fact that The school mas H9ntase
on two streets II is Of the most poorly llghteu
and ventilated schools in the city. Even on the Top
noDr which in most schools has good liTht ana ar.
IL IS necessary 20 Durn electric lghts AL gay. IN
the lower floors where the girls and primary de-
partment meet the light is bad all around. The
original building erected in lN2 stands to-day win
little alteration il did fOrty-three years ago IL
is far from being the IDEAL schooihouse. ana the
sooner IL Is replaced by modern building the pet
ter There Is a continual lire Of trucks passing on
all sides Of this building. and "a the rough block
pavements have not been aspha.,ed It is a source
of serious annoyance Mr.. Warehouses; assistants
are Daniel &. OConnor. James Moore and Alexander
f. Hill Mrs. Pond has charge OF the girls depart'
ment and Miss Mary j. Dowin Of the primary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

Giovanni Baptiste Bonfanu ootaheh an a"Soiu'e
divorce Yesterday by Judge Gildersleeve from Au-
relia Ronfanti Bonfanti. like many of his coun-
trvmen embarked in the fruit business ana mas
amassed con siderabc money In the wholesale 'raue
He said that his wife left him and returned 10
Italy.
An action has been brought in the supreme court
in behalf OF DR. William A. Soule veterinary
surgeon OF No ~ Lexington-ave., against the
Metropolitan Street Railway Company TO recover
$1,000 damages for injuries received while ne was
attempting 10 get on car OF the COMPANY "'
Broadway and Thirty second-st -
An action for absolute divorce has been DeS Kun
Aficrgut is L well-to-do wholesale baker. ana ne
was married his wife. Rosa. In Budapest IN
isSo I'm April last Mr.. Aftergut went TO London
on business and when he returned. he declares ms
wife had been married to Tobias Dam, MS friend
and PARTNER and they were living at No. lS Boerum
Place Brooklyn He AYERS also that his wfe mad
formerly been untrue 10 him with MS brother.
though he had forgiven this offence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
nosp1rAL roR TnE RrrrINrD ~ CRlPFLtp-

-. ,-.Ir n has rOf Il''III
taIuei in the ir'i N'hi'. Tb. membership of the
aid inurf 20 l'- ,t,,, oyar ,l and there y norI
of about fl.f' 20 , tor th' decoration OF IN,
Simu"u, p ''ii ...i ,irtroo,n IN the new 'rlmhna'
oycr ana l'iiii.' H. Sir-rrous's work Is ""i I'M
t""I-~ nun. 3D.. decorations VIII Doe ray 10 -,
a.. way '" 80, IYiy I rrxt whom IN" c""r room IN,
pat !" li''' ' 'r,.to-It.ou 81 tho society t"'t
4" T." r"'Irt '-,.i,- and decorations 81 ~" WH~
iutf'''. iH' ,.,t.I decorations VIII DE- Ho''c
other chan t-' l' ''''''
ale' 80 ~ l," , "a is ven known amounts -
E.s' AM MI > .l.i ILL., i In. competition held Last
49, o.. .,n. ,t,f has rlIcI form NAM ~ +, ,.,u
of adf.i "' 40, ..r, trr.rt 'o th" City. am.
rt , ,.. vor, ~ the KIND unier'al.n h't . 10y
h'.i- .i l.,, cannot flU 90 uaF" a s'l' ~
t ~ ......, ,...y,.r, IrVre.i afi'h "l 't ~
10" W. 4r, ... Fan become O. member 90 ~,
OF '.''. e., g.. .., iv sending d Dh".N l.r -
NIni. .i.. AZ -.. drawn 20 The order 81
,l.-,1,.I ,f.itar.-. 90 j. Ham''i'" h'"'
sr.f'''r N'. ' ~ ,., o.. ,r,r..Ir,I Art So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
STITC RO4PD OF HFLLTH MEETING.

The State Board OF Health met yesterday IN
the Murray Hill Hotel at the call OF Dr. Florence
Donohue the president Of the board There were
present besides the president the following mem
bers Of the board: Or. Cyrus Edison. DR.. Alvah H.
Doty. Dr.. Daniel Lewis, Dr. Case Jones, or Koch-
ester; Attorney-General Hancock. state Engineer
Adams DR.. n VI. Adams, OF Rochester ana owen
Cassidy lawyer Of Montour Falls. y. Y rep
resenatiye OF Health Commissioner Emery or
Brooklyn asked the board TO appoint three IN
spectors TO act under the direction OF Commas
soner Emery, one inspector to look after New
town Greek and the other TWO to the milk supply
OF Brooklyn which comes from Queens and other
counties The board Will consider Mr. Emery ;
suggestion at the next meeting.
A request was received from the city oflclais
OF Rochester that the board approve measure
before the Legislature granting to Rochester me
privilege Of controlling the territory from when
US water supply Is received as New fork po.S
the Croton watershed. ana to corr denim properly
where found necessary. The board granted the
request BY unanimous vote.
Al the afternoon session a report was redn anu
ADOPTED showing that the chief disturbing ele.
inent OF recent times has been the epidemic OF
GRIP which began the lst Of January, ana
sun exists. During the first two months or Inc
year grip is estimated 10 have caused 3,"O deaths
FEBRUARY showed an increased severity ana March
Continued n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
rp.ystrL4y7Ic TRAvELLERS.

Anon. ,h.. u,ssongers sailing today on inc
Cun,r.l steamship Imbria for ltv'rI'o arr III
t,r,.s Armstr,ng Mrs. Frederick j. =. h"'p'e'
ran,rs H. Brady Mr. and Mrs C. II. 'ro'pl' w.
VI. Cloran. NJ J. condor Dr. and Mrs Huri''' J.
rT,t, ~ T. DODGE. Mr. and Mr.. f. II. Grant,
Mrs ,br,m $ Hewitt. Miss Hewitt Miss r'"ho'
Hewitt Erskinc Hewitt Lady li"ph"'S W.
and Mr. Gc,re. Lane Richard lie Gtlli'hhe' M'.
and Mr.. " IT, NIcDl Charles N'u"hH"' MI Az"
Mrs W T. Parkinson. George j. ha!iho"u' W. -
SLATER W Hrdgman simpson. Mr.. anu N'S'
Sorchon. the Rev. and Mrs. Luke "oo"" II" anu
j. II. OK. Webb ,,,,,
The French Line steamer IL N'''"' ,,
for U,vre takes ont among her passengers MI
and Mrs Louis Amid, Mr. ana M'9 :, '" w.,
Airs II y Cook Miss Ethe, Cook. Mr.. ana MtS'
John j. Mccormick. Miss Grace M.N " '' W.
Agnes Mccormick Mas Gertrude McCofml'h' M'
and Nrs Charles H Mccormick. Francis ''o'a'
Mics N,ry It,,nnhr.ys Miss Eleanor Howard fto-
lessor James NJ Hoppin. Mrs. }. l. ii'Nden' ,o""
Iaforpe / Y Lanus Mrs. W. Maxwell W
Bertha Mandarschcid Miss Jeanne ''''" 9
Schwab. Navarro Viola. A. Young hs'iu'"o
Zeballo-s. Minister of the Argentine "'P""N "a
United States and Mexico; MIS- NARY w. =, H.
ballos Miss Marie \. H-bailoS hs''"''"'o w.
baGos and Mrs Fellza j. de IeDal'"S. ITO
The Vera of the North German H'oS" ''
s,tIing for Como, fakes out among her paSset'se'S
Mr. ard Mrs samuel Aucrbackcr. Dr. ana N'S'
Frank H. Adams. Mr. and Mrs ,h 9 " 'fnseph
Mr.. and Mrs y. G.. Honzlnt'' " Hu"ll Miss Alice
i,,rrar1 Cn,nt ~ Rugeerode hclegarde Millnii1
II barnard Wr and Mrs. Alfred COPE MI Ms
iaIe na a -; Wrs F. * cook. Mr.. and Mrs
+. T.. briggs. MIR. and MIS-; -, I'm Jiols Miss
Mrs. Clinton Day Miss Ma arsn''N Evans Miss
caroims l. D'I freeman. MISS Harriet l. FREEMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-13
SATURDAY,
APRIL IS, 1895.
NETWORKS PUBLIC SCHOOLS
xxx.
NO. AIN THE WHOLESALE DRYGOODs AND
GROCERY DISTRICT.

TEACHING THE BOYS THE EVILS OF CIGARETTE
sMOKING-THE BUILDING POORLY LIGHT
ED AND VENTILATED.
school that may properly be called the schoos
for the children OF truckmen and freight handlers
Is Grammar School No. A. at No. IL North moore
St This school is In the centre OF the whoiesaie
grocery and drygoods business Of the CITY, ana near
ly all the population in this neighborhood Is made up
of the families of janitors and men engaged IN
handling freight In the great freight station OF the
New-York Central Railroad in Varck-st. and OF
men who are engaged in hauling the goods OF the
great drygoods and grocery stores. THESE pupils
are from a variety OF nationaities. the Scotch and
the Irish forming a large percentage. Although
little harder manage than the children or uptown
schools their teachers say that they are exceedingly
bright and learn easily. Grammar School No. ~ Is
a three department school, having boys girls
and a primary department. The Anti-Cisarette
League has not been permanent organization here.
but every effort is made by the teachers to suppress
little candy stores have been maintained IN the
nelghborhood of the school, and at one time d'd
considerable business In selling cigarettes TO the
boys But Samuel Norehouse, the principal OF the
school, has kept a sharp watch of late and has sue
ceeded in suppr essng this trade. number OF COM
plants were made by him to the authorities ana no
has given the boys vivid lectures on the evils OF the
habit 1T is uphill work." said Mr.. Morehouse' 70
lecture these boys when in nine cases out OF ten