davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

Ed Heath of Skowhegan, was on the
street, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

Rob Anderson and Sam Lee left, yester-
day, by team for Lewiston, to take in the
fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

Ernest Lessor made a flying trip tt
Lewiston, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

Street Commissioner Scribner has re,
turned home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

Mrs. James Atkins is reported quite
sick at her home on Warren street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06
FAIRFIELD.

DIR. fash is in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

The annual meeting of the waterville
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

Miss Hattie Branch has gone on visit
to Clinton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

Samuel g. Jewell was in Watervillc,
yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06
HALLOWELL.

f. c. Harvey left, yesterday, for Lewis
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

Robin c. Tobey has returned from
lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

More land is needed for cemetery pur-
poses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06
Major Frank Haskell is in town.

Some is persons are at the POOR farm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06
WATERViLLE.

WATERViLLE.
Major Frank Haskell is in town.
Some Is persons are at the POOR farm.
More land is needle d for cemetery pur-
poses.
Miss Hattie Branch has gone on visit
to Clinton.
Street Commissioner Scribner has re-
turned home.
Ed Heath of Skowhegan, was on the
street, yesterday.
Miss May Dawson is visiting her broth
er, J. A. Dawson.
Arthur Hall of the Sentinel, went to
Augusta, yesterday.
Lawyers Brown and johnson went to
Portland, yesterday afternoon.
James Low is about to move into the
Ford house on Boutclle avenue.
There will be an excursion, today, to
Boothbay Harbor and the Islands.
Miss Clyde Gilpatrick Of Washington,
is paying visit To Waterville relatives.
H. A. Farweli Is nursing hand which
was cut in the Hollingsworth & Whitney
mill.
Mrs. Uriah Foster is receiving visit from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-09-06

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.


Tho Tyentv-nfth Ward has a new Republican or
tu,,io- which has been named THE Nc'N'
I1a.,tl,c,rs or the Twonty-ffth Ward The OH
cers arc william X. Dumbel. president ~ J."
Sbonord frs: vice-president; A W. cox S'''''", e!
poho-t CLYDE financial secretary, ana DeoIse W.
McMorris. treasurer.
Winifred Edith Nichols. fourteen years oI'' % ~
A2c Prospect-ave has been missing from h'r ho'''
si,co Anru 5 The police were informed several
DAYS ago and it is feared she has met ioui p'a!
The will Of Thomas G. Little. OF so. 2A Garfield
place. who died on April T.. bcqucathes MS estate
- s22 ooo 70 the members OF his family. \ Ike dis
postion is made of the estate OF AeNa"''I
henderson. Of 40 G75 feminist. who He'd on APi"
D. leaving an estate OF $ilVN
An attachment for So4i5. secured hy Smith. Bell
& Co.. and one for $1,000 in favor OF Warner q co.
have been secured against the property OF the John
Good Cordaee and Machine Company. Sheriff hu'-
fling served the attachments yesterday
1udre Moore. in the Court Of Sessions yesterday
sentenced william Baumbusch Henry h"'','
mann's dcfaulting cashier. TO three years in 'h"
nonitentiarv. The amount OF the dc'alcaiion was
& 500 Nathaniel r Houghton charged with ON
bezzling 5000 from tho Montauk club. OF which
he was steward was sentenced TO like term III
the penitentiary \ petition asking Cor clem'n'y
in Houghtons case, signed by members OF me
Nontauk club was presented in court. In speak
ing of IL Judge Moore said: Because a man is
brought up in good surroundings and rs offered no
incentive TO steal account OF poverty or hunger,
I am expected to open the prison doors ana Jet
him 20 free Yet a poor fellow who has been
brought up amid every temptation and knows no
better than to steal is sent TO prison without The
care or petition OF any one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
BUSINESS COMTLICAT TONS.

Justice Beach Of the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed James y. Meals receiver Of the rents of
fifteen apartment houses in two suits brought
against George Il. Juckett and others by John j.
Jones and Alexander Thaycr. as trustees Of the
David Jones estate. to forcclose mortgages. az
gregatng S242.ID on various property. The plain
tiffs said that Mr. Juckett clerk in the Of
hce of Bliss q Schley lawyers when he purchased
the property. and that in March, 1885 deeds were
recorded conveying Nos. 779 and 7S5 Tenth-ave to
George Bliss for $50 Nos. III and 7Sl Tenth-ave. to
+. d. Dowley for so, Nos. 500 and J0i West Fifty
third-st. James G. Reed for sl0 Nos SOL sos and
JQ7 West Fifty-second-st. and No III Tenth-ave. to
Truman " futile for $50 and No. 773 Tenth-ave. to
George Il. Morris for $40 AT the time the convey
ance made to Mr.. Bliss 1t is said that he
In Europe.
The attachments obtained against the Staten ISL
and Terra Gotta Lumber Company. of Woodbridge
n. j.. on March % by j. Edward Addlcks, Robert
Stafford and w. ". Baldwin have been released
at the Sherlff's Office and the actions discontinued
John r. Cole has been appointed receiver for the
Ravenswood Art Glass Works. whose office is
No 40 Barclay-st., and works at Ravenswood. Long
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
HARD AT WORK At MANHLTTAN EEA on.

Hundreds Of workmen employed at Manhattan
Beach making preparations for the unleu ally carly
opening. The new Manhattan Theatre. replacing
the band stand viii be fully equipped any
city playhouse and here Edward f.. Rices buriesque
company and Sousas band will be attractions dif
ferent hours. The bicycle track One-third Of
mile in circumference will be the scene Of daily
meets and racing contests. Pains pyroicchnics and
special features Will Ice provided early In
June. IL has been decided 90 open the Manhattan
Beach Hotel on Saturday, May 4. and many guests
have already secured apartments for the season.
The new manager will be g. II. Shelley, who be-
came popular through his direction of the Oriental
Hotel. The unusual diversity and novelty Of the
attractions WILL it Is believed draw the largest
crowds ever known at Manhattan Beach. For the
accommodation of these the railway service will
be increased. Trains will until midnight, an
hour later than heretofore. and time between the
Beach and Thirty-fOurth-st will be reduced to
thirty -fve minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
TEA ~ AID or A LIERART.

A library tea was held al she Normal College
yesterday for the purpose Of rals.nS money -.I
The benefit OF the Alumnae library. which N.l
shortly be given ~ the college. The library ai'''-S
contains between 400 and 300 volumes ""."
have been purchased by the alumnae OF the college
from time 10 time, untn now 10 has become Il
valuable collection. Every book has been selected
with care and il Is the desire o. the alumnae
to enlarge considerably the collection before tuiH-
Ing It over 10 the Normal College. The lower han
of the college building given up 10 the tea, ana
was handsomely draped in the college coiors. Miss
Helene Glnterman had charge OF the tea. IN" was
assisted by Misses Jennie Bornhclm. Madeleine
Davidsberg Anita Earle. Florence Faulkner, Flor
cite Rosenhem Squier and Wolf. An empire cn"c-
olate table Was presided over by Miss Alice ~
Wehle who vas assisted by Kisses Amy Burr.
Evelyn Hughes, Florence Lppircott. Ellinor
Reilly, Martha Wehle and Florence lon-
mans Mrs John Y. DOnOhuc. assisted By Mrs.
r. X Owens Mrs. Edmund j. Ely. Mrs. Theodore
Sutro Mrs Charles Joseph Boursoine ana the
Misses Bartlett. Merrill and Robinson, dispensed
lemonade. Attractive articles Tor tea tables were
sold by Mrs T.. Ida Conant Airs. u. H. OAK, Miss
Keith and Mrs. John Scheel whhe novelties for
library use were sold by Mrs. y Glauber, Ms.
J. Janowltz and the Misses Lcone kleinert llciue
Levy, Hettie Roseubaum. Hcttie and Jennie Schles-
niger Dora Stern and Helen Ullman The Hover
by Misses Irene Brandon. Stella Frank. Alice Fries,
Edith Lawson. Mabel Rutter. Lillian sands Edith
Misses Bessie Mead Blanche Arnold and Gertrude
Mott. Autograph photographs Of celebrated men
Misses Frohman, Mrs. Arthur Levy and Miss
Martha Morton. Miss Katherine -. Blake Mrs
Lang Mrs. r. :. Benjamin and Mrs. Alfred ia
Ie;zki had charge OF me autograph books MISS
Kate H. Jackson, Lille Mack and Eva }. Purcell
salad" was served by Miss Frances Benjamin. Miss
Davidson Kate b. Iixon. Ida Hoffman, Minnie
ISaacs Daisy l.. Stein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
shipping NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK FRIDAY. APRIL 49, is''

PORT or NETWORK FRIDAY. APRIL 49, l~95.
ARRIVED
Steamer Colorado d}rl. Abbott Glull April s. with mdsr
and cabin passengers t. Sdudorun n Son Arrived at
steamer chicago Ciiy dgD. Sendcn Bristol April
and Swansea g. with mdsc tO'J Arlell Co. Arrived AT
the Bar 10
steamer Salcrno dID. Hubby Ncw-Casie March y and
Antwerp Apnl /. with mdsc Ia Sandcfson y son M
rived The Bar at > a m
steamer Island DAM ri onscn. Copenhagen April :.
Gothcnbug D. Chstiuia and thristlnsand with mdae.
cabin and storage passengers Funch, Edy"
Co Arrived al the Bar AZ ~ n m -,
Steamer Normannia tGeD Farenda Hamburg April u
southampton - with mdsc 200 cabin and 2d steer.
passengers 10 the Harburs American Line. Arrived
AT The Bar 80 800 a m
steamer Marsalu aGcrj. kudcnhod Hamburg April 3.
with mdsc ana 3lS stccIngc passengers Funch Ed,c
Co. Arrived AT the Bar al $50
steamer Prussia (Gcrj. kMlowa. Hamburg April I. with
rndse and 81 cabin and l52 steeagc passengers the
Hamburg American Line Arrived ihc $40
Nittora ti3D, Pearson. Vera trul March X.
Misatian Apr Cuatsacoalcos - and Progress II, with
and passenger 10 " u Munson. Arrived AT
the Bar 30 III.
steamer Phladcpha Chambers. Porto Cabcllo April ..
Curacao H. Ia ,uayr1 II. with mdsc pisscngets
Ioulon, Bliss & Dalett. Arrived the Bar al l.52
"a
Steamer S oier Dcuca ccba days with fr7iit TO Il
Oteri. Arrived at the Bar AZ O:lI
Steamer Wyanoke, Brakeman, Richmond and Newport
News with mdso and passengers to the Old Dominion IS
60.
Steamer Guynndottc. Walker. Newport News and Nor
folk with mdse and passengers TO Old Dominion IS Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
THE DISPUTED LITERY ELL.
COLONEL, WARNINGS LETTER TO CONTROLLED
FITCH-TrE FINANCE OFFICER WILL
NOT AUDIT THE ACCOUNT


COLONEL. WARNINGS LETTER TO CONTROLLER
FITcH-THE FINANCE OFFICER WILL
NOT AUDIT THE ACCOUNT.
Commissioner Warnings livery bill. contracted he
fore January Is. the date at which he officially en-
tered upon his duties remained unaudted in the
Finance Department yesterday. Controller Fltch
did not believe that any authority less than an act
of the Legislature Of the state could compel the
payment Of a bin against the city contracted 10y
private citizen, As be- said. A. least TINS is '.'
status of SCI 81 of the total Of $2SN covering tho
four item. in the bin for carriage service to Colonel
Waring on January 3, a. and 1o.
Commissioner Warlng sent this letter to Controller
Fitch yesterday:
Ncw-York. April 10. 1895.
Hon. Ashbel J. Fitch Controller.
Sir You ask my explanation Of a livery bill Of
$2S 81. which have certified to he correct Sn'IE ks
begins January 3, while my term OF Once began
! va; appointed in December and began my work
on tho "a eff January iiy an drIdnS mem W!lR WI.
Anart" o'ngll' AMI ~ i ny sar T January f. lie
smoke % u about carriage Dill ana -ili no
wcuid pay &c. / said that II ihcr, wa no reason
month iu sum. IL said tiat would Oh" a wei.
II it viii give your office Jess both.r 'o have a
division made | shall ak Nj Andrew o. certify TO
bill order. receipt ana scH. .nr i.r 81 ~ ana
GEORGE f. WAElNG. JE.. Commissioners
In relation 10 ths letter the Controller said:
1t is manifastly impo ih.e that colonel Warns
for MAYOR Srong VINO appointed him was biruseif
a private ctizon until January l. 1873. ana Wa NOT
one Nj Andrews. Comm.ss.'ner Waun2.s preir-
ccs-or. cannot now max, '.riii.u " mat We can
lawfully accept that &, I'D covering IN" items tor
r,nic Commissioner OF street Cleaning loo the eve of
She law g. about as much ~ %" S-N NJ af 'Iu h'
%uI..' r r1 J' Fl, comm. nn.r Warne tomorrow
and set him right .n tho matter
Colonc. Waruc. when asked about the matter.
said:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

coa,sbons investigation. City Hail. $500,
Senate judiciary Committee OoO''
Sessions ,s,;c,tion CITY Hall.
Ninth Regiment Armory invesusa'ion ~ ,Io.ai II
. ,,o,nt Uolvoke Alumnae. Fifth Avenue ho'e'' "
a ,,;ro commissioners
-, vorl proollvn baseball game. POO utou'u'
,,hors. Easter readings Carnegie HAN o'i' - Its
,. C,rh dinner to Mr.. Depew Brooklyn
evening. 80 -. - old of library
Arlington Hall. p. m ,,,r
colonial club dinner. clubhouse eVehis'
1,noo,,Ivn democratic club No. 2Ol Mohtague's''
p. IN. ,., proobIvn & n m.
porpard school reception-drill, sth Battaioh Al
mory p. m .,o orn,orv
Company b. 18th Regiment reception a'"io'''
Brooklyn, p. m. . ~. Owe hun,
Good Government Club b. No. 20 West ohe-hu''-
dred.and- fourth-st.. $50 p m :,
John l.. Stoddard's lecture, Days lne'"'' -
a O,o-hunared-
DR. Henry NJ Ioipzigers lecture, One-huiiu'e"
and-twenty.ffth-st. and Fifth-ave, 3 p. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
BrentanO's.

customers, adequate knowl-
edge Of books issued. Books
are sold as books. The sur
roundings of a book store are
in harmony with the stock.
Prices have all along been
the barrier to large sales.
These barriers we propose to
burn away. We will sell
books as cheap as they can be
had in the city, and as low
even as when they are mixed
with calico, soap and whisky.
We offer not what we want
to sell-but what you want to
buy-not at our price or the
publisher s-but at your own.
We meet the conditions tlldt
exist.
We do not offer a stray
bargain or a special lot of par
ticular books-but have gone
over our stock and mercilessly
marked everything down. 1t
is a real departure. We are
going to keep it up, too. That
is the good news for the book
lovers and the book buyers.
Ours is a business that has
been favorably known for half
a century. We have been
progressive in meeting, in the
past, every other requirement
of our customers. Location,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
or~ov evening at 7:i5 o'clock. All are COZ

.orro, evening at 7i5 o'clock. All are 'o' '''''''
invited. III, ri,,o n
The Manuscript Society of New-forK WI, a e ~
reception for Mile Ielie de LusSah az ' NV, Non.
80. Iast nrivate meeting OF the season he ~
49,, ,opine at the Mendelssohn Glee CIup hume
rio third in a series OF addresses on me No'''
two Nan, will be given tomorrow at p III, ~
Dr ! :. McCurdy at the East f''Si'S 49,.
,,narcb Of the Young Mems Christian Assoc''''o''
young men are invited.
The Rev Dr. W. r. Moore, Editor Oh 'h,s
tian commonwealth" London England T. !"
country on a brief visit, and Will occupy INV f
no the Church of the Disciples. NO 90 "eS' my
yixth-st tomorrow evening at o ciocA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
AFF4IRS ~ BROOhLlN.

AGAINST THE ELEVATED RAILROAD Loor'
Michael Murphy has procured an injunction l'oi"
tho S,,prome court. returnabie to-day. Temporarily
restraining the Brooklyn Elevated Company rom
building its loop in front of the plaintii premises
IN Highest near the bridge entrance Nj N'r'
49,. aIlagos tina, before the loop was PROJECTED ms
p w? vas worth $4,000. and that lis coiS"u0
p 1oa vii materially lessen its value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
A few specimen offers
for Saturday and Monday

might be given. Here they
are-but remember every
thing is marked down to the
last notch. Come in early and
see for yourself how thor
oughlywe have done the work.
We are just as hospitable to
mail orders, for the filling OF
which our facilities are UNI
equalled.
TRrLBY. BY George Du Maurier. csc
,amo. cloth. (sy mail sr.o7)
Publishers price $i.75
THE MANxMAN. By Hall Caine. Sl.l0
r,mo, cloth. by mail sr.as)
Publishers price SISo
THE Cons, SOME MORALS AND
LORD WIcKENHAM. By John
Oliver Hobbies. $l.OS
I9mo cloth. (By mail sLrD
Publishers price $3.50
Mr.. BoNAPARTE OF Corsica. BY
John Kendrick Bangs. Illustrated. csc
rsmo cloth. by mail sro7)
Publishers prce si75
BRycg's AMERICAN COMMONWEALTH.
N7O Ed,hon. S<.9S
9vols. svo, cloth. by mail s. ,e)
Publishers Price s. 90
WILLIAM WINTERS LIFE OF JOSEPH
JEFFERSON Si'4S
i7rno. cloth. ny nail sr.sS
Publishers pficeSI7s
Paul Bourgeois Great Book on
America, OUTRg-MEs. Sl.7
r7mo cloth. by mail si79l
Publishers price tL7S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
BrentanO's.

We have a story to tell
of what we are going to do
why we are going to do it
how we will 60 about it-and
how it will interest you.
The book store Of the past
has been enveloped in a cloud
of traditional glory. The
general store kept books, but
thiswas not considered rivalry.
The general store sold books,
but this was not competition.
The publisher encouraged the
bookseller to keep on his ped
cstal-but sold books to the
general merchants.
We have tried to pierce
through the cloud. We fail
to see why, if books are to be
sold, a bookseller should not
be in a position to sell them.
Other things being equal
most persons would prefer to
buy their books at a book
store. Here books are under
stood Here you have the
book to suit the person. In
nondcscript stores, the person
must be made to suit the book T..
In the book store there is ar
rangcment, classification, con-
vcnicnccs for examination,
varieties in bindings, quick
perception Of the tastes OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
.r, .xn PIGGY DASH INTO THE RIVER.

A runaway horse drawing light buggy pe'o"N
49,, 90 tonrv Tracv of No. 81 NaVy-st., dash'l
from that point at breakneck speed down Navy 80.
and off the pier into the river al . ''o'N a.
night The buggy broke loose from '"' ...,'.
ms -1io+.l,. sank The horse kcpi afoat unt''
= rora was thrown around him. and ~ was pune"
o,,. 81 the water John McDoncan; twenty l'@c az,
old Of no. 60 HudsoD-aVe whir hr,ir n, " loot,
ny , ,, 6nrore of his right hand were cut OIL \
%%nIiceman Jolu smith was also huIi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
HOME NEWS.

"a. vna.a r-,ss Loea, Nsrs "hfen 'eprese". a., NV.
s..s,op.r. IN York city nat are AZ NJ.
rS. 80, a, m, United Press has 'n hedaQ"o' ~,
va, yoyl, Cii, Al Information ana aocH"e,,,
~ luke %. may b. O' Headquarters ana ,s
Nv ~ d,.tr,bued to United Ires'
.,tv and to tie United Pr"JOr df''e""'"'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

A.NraaI
steamer Ernclactor simmons fhlI'Hrlph"' VIZ" '
to " T. clyde y 60.
CLEARED.
steamer IIcNmm ulp. Hanson. Tampa "hil'h
Mitchell n '1 , ,.,,1.. si,rn
son spence q, ,.,.,..
x GO. -. $500. ~ t,.ts,nvu.
tlydc a 60. .,
steamer Incania ,Hn. Mckay. Lhcrpool-N II Brown
steamer Oldcnburg ,Gcp Hentse baltimore -oeIri'hS
a go. ,,,,..,,,, a..
Ioulognc-Funch Ed,c n ca. ,, -
steamer Alcghdncy uID Low, Kingston SAVANNA e'c
Pm. Fnrwo"d kcllo'k A.. ,,....
steamer Tiomo tNol Uianness 81 Pierre Mia; George
town Dem. etc l. " = Armstrong , , a, ,,,..,,
steamer rlctayia tFu. Costc. Marseil"S y fi"eii
& 90. 49,, ,,,t.
Steamer rrins Wnlom III Dutch. Van der Est haSuah
and Venezuelan ports kunhardt n Co. ..,,, ,,,
Bark Oyerialc tiirl Roberts Valparaiso 'h''-hei"'"-
a
Bark Athlon '3p. Sprague Tondon-C W hpr'e'uA a 60
SAILED.
Steamers Aral Oir from Dover for orders William An
ming dIl Carlcnns. Cunr. uirl Liverpool cherokee.
Charleston and Jacksonville. Mannheim ter. l'o'et'
croft uir). Leh ami Dundee. icNham h'r'' lhhpa'
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
Steamer Nomadic Clarke. from NcW-iork AprH
for liverpool. passed Kinsae April 10 -, 80,
ste amer Francisco Jenkins, from NeN-iorh hPIh
fh Hun passed the Isle of wight April 10 .
Sta mer Deutschland GER. Schierhors from New.Aork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

Island on the application of Hugo S Mack by
Justice Lawrence. of the Supreme Court. Suits aS-
.,rcratng $40 have been pressed against the com
TanV and tho Sherin's sale realized less than $Oo
ror the most tangible assets There are other
assets consisting Of outstanding accounts Of SOD
:, -, possible equity estate at RaNensWood
Z ,llt IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

,u ,r Dover 0or orders) passed the scilly Islands
April ~. from, \ev-york Anru
f,r Newcastle ,adt the Lizard Aprh u"
i"l Wv "s',V 49,, nrfr tC;er Hummer, from for
New. Work na.sed Dungeness April ~
Muller. from New York April
, ~, H., 1,,r orl.rsl passed prawle Point April 10.
STEINER Rurgermeister Petersen "erD, hnnger' from
stc,pe~ '1ntonia O}l. Buman. from New-fork ar
'' va ~ p",n Dutch, Pousen from New York ar
49, y, pot,erdam April ~ latter being aground:
~. ~ Tourane (r,. Santeli. from New-fork. ar
rived 1T IIaVre April ~ ,,, ,..,, xoo, v..,.. ,.,
steamer Rostorme uIrl Harding from New-iorK "p'
. arrived AZ Lisbon April IL. - -, -,
Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IL "e''' summit s""'u "'''
C.noa for New York April 10
s,oo,,ar ,:,ogor, n,r, McFarlsne from Para. from
Barbadoes for New-York April IL
Announcements
.c,..u.. E.Aw "ChacaquA."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
BrenfanO'S.
A NEW ERA IN BOOKSELLING
Departure from old lines = Traditional fences broken
down-Prices to suit the times-A famous bookselling
house enters the field for large trade at small profits

variety, clerical force-all have
been right. We now cut Oft
the sharp edge of price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

Steamer City of Columbia. Jenn"y. West i"'"'' WI"
,.t.. and Imssouucrs to old Dominion - -" , III.
,;t,,fu.r Ecuciactor. simmons. fhiI'drlphh' VIZ" '''
Il, N f. clyde a 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-20
Announcements

s,oow.r Gregory d,r, McFarane 0rom Para. from
Barbadoes for New ork April L.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1895-02-28
MARVELLOUS RESULTS

From a letter written by Rev.
j. Gunderman, of Diamondale
Mich we are permitted TO make
this extract: 81 have no hesitation
in recommending DIR. Kings New
Discovery, as the result were al
most marvellous in the case of my
wife. While | was pastor of the
Baptist Church al Rives Junction.
she was brought do wn with Pneu-
mona succeeding La Grippe. Ter
rible parOXysms of coughing
would last hours with little inter
ruption and it seemed as if she
could not survive them. A friend
recommended DR. Kings New
Discovery; it was qnick in it1
work and highly satisfactory IN
Its results" Trial Bottle free al
f Harringfon's Drug Store