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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
CON1EOLIEE KOBER7S UNDECIDED.



PUBLICAN srCN'Ess
Controller James \. Roberts 81 Buffalo was ~
the Imperial Hotel yesterday Tho State politicians
are watching Mr. Roberts very closely now. \
s.hcmc - on foot 70 rcnomlnn'c AMI rc-clect the
entire Republican State ticket. far the prcsen,
state ofir,s viii be contested FOR this fall Con-
sphinx and now his friends are afraid that he Is
going TO decline a reconciliation. Should he do this
q ucw slate would have To be manufactured. Up To
date. however. H. has been looked upon a. to
b- nominated When asked yesterday whether he
would be q candidate for denomination. Mr. Roberts
said. guardcdy
Il have not made up my mind whether shall be
candidate or not. There are many other things OF
importance TINT need TO be settled That question
Will adjust Itself In the near future"
When asked II his visit 70 the city was OF any
political significance. Mr. Roberts replied that II
vas not He said he had down partly
business and partly on pleasure. and he did not
know how Tong be- would stay When asked about
thy political situation In the state. Controller Rob
erts was Inclined TO take cheerful view OF the
outlook. He said:
The chances FOR Republican success this fall
excellent by that DO not mean that shall
have q waIkovcr In the state. The Democrats Will
make a hard night but are sure to win.
Controller Roberts was inclined To fight shy OF
local issues. and his rcticcncc when the Excise
question was preached showed that he did not care
70 enter into 4 detailed explanation Of the probable
result OF Commissioner Roosevelt's crusade. When
the party Mr. Roberts replied AUTOMATICALLY that II
might and again It might not.
the Democrats were trying hard 70 get together.
but that Republican success was pracucaliy as
and Lamy would have hard night he believed
that both would be reelected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
NAIL CARS on THE THIRD-ATE. ROAD
TEN OF THEM TO RE READY FOR SERVICE ON oc-
ToBER TRIPS FROM THE PoSToFFlCE

,,,>- o1, THEM To RE READY FOR SERVICE on OC-
ropER TRIPS FROM THE roSToFF1CE
TO FORT GEORGE.
The Third Avenue Railroad Company mas 'ol
some time been perfectns postal-car to DE "'''
IN the city mail service. The model OF the car
which was finally selected as including the pest
points was shown to the posoi'ice authorities ."
Tuesday. and was pronounced 10y them rs perfectly
satisfactory Postmaster Dayton, J. NJ MaSteh'
representing the second assistant fostmas'er-''"-
eral and Inspector Morgan. acted for the fostohce
Department at the inspection. which took place III
the workshops OF the Third Avenue Company
The model shown represents car longer an"
wider than the ordinary street car IL VII. De
~ feet wide and % feet long. and VIII be hite' up
Ike the cars in use in the railway mail service.
Each car will have four clerks. who Will open the
mail pouches they are received ana assert '''
mail between stations Like the mailcars on the
great trunk lines the cable mailcars VIII he iaih'ei
white and on each side OF the cars VIII be the IN
scrption "U s. Mail"
Mr.. Masten returned to Washington with IN"
model yesterday and on his recommendation the
department has closed a contract with the Ihlrd
Avenue Company for ten cars which VIII be ready
Postmaster Dayton 70 have one mailcar leave the
Pos,ofice every half-hour In the day time. AZ
night the cars Will be operated at irregular inter
walls. The will run as far as one-hunireI ana
twenty-ninth-si and some will go the Tenth
ave line as far Fort George. The serNic" VIII
expedite the distribution OF the mails. ana VIII 90
away with many wagons which are now IN use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The annual outing OF the A Bowling Club
takes place to-day at City Island. The members
will start at O'Clock in the forenoon and on their
arrival at tho island a chowder will be served Inc
sports will include baseball running. rowing ana
bowling. There two prizes In each contest
Dinner will be served late In the afternoon
Charles Pike inspector for the New lo,h
kers. is looking for an owner for gold watch
pike was standing the platform OF the Eos,
andt-st station OF the elevated road TUESDAY nisn
There was a crowd there waiting 10 board me
train. Mr.. Pike pushed by a man oelina M MN
and on turning around that he was ntu p p,, d
third person, who demanded his watch. MT. lhe
boarded the train. and when he reachea LOT .bs
found a watch In his pocket. Mr.. PIKE TOOK 'ne
watch to the Yonkers Police station ana INC NV
York police Informed OF the case. . .ap.ain
Mangin received n message yesterday al.e'iovi
from Chief OBrien. of the Detective Bureau ASK
ing him send the watch TO New ork ,.
on Tuesday night thieves broke mo 81 ahur tr
chapel the church a, Ludlow which MIS-. VII MI
lam r. Cochran recently built for the parish no
place was ransacked but nothing OF value was
found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
BURGLARIEs MAR POLICE HEADQUARTERS

Two more burglaries have occurred during the
last few days in the neighborhood Of Police Head
quarters and no arrests have 20 far been made.
On Monday the fur establishment OF Hess Bases.
OF No 43 Broome-st.. was entered by thieves and
several hundred dollars worth Of fur capes carried
on The robbery committed. II Is believed. be-
tween and o'clock in the morning.
Yesterday morning the necktie establishment OF
Stack Il Schor at No 43i Broome-st., was entered
by forcing open the hall door. The burglars got
away with 500 worth of neckties. Last week sew
eral store robberies occurred near where the last
ones were committed The robbed establishments
in the Fourth Precinct which Is commanded
BY Acting Captain Groo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
NEW-YORK CITY.

The Museum Of Natural HISTORY Is op'i, o' 80,
,o,'a ,.arn 80 o.cock on Tuesday and Saturday
n,.or,nes ,rorn 20 10 o'clock the public Is admitted
free on SUNDAYS I, Is open from 10 o'clock Al
mission is charged on Mondays and Tuesdays
Word was received from Washington al inc "p-
pra,sers' Stores yesterday authorizing me Appla'S.
10 advance the salaries of examiners from S-O' =
$500 each There are forty-six examiners
Twenty-six passengers OF the Ward Lane s'''''
shin Yucatan. which arrived here yesterday were
detained for accllmatzation. They were sen. !"
Hoffman Island until this afternoon. Aiho"7 '''''
were fourteen Cinnamon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
TUO MEN DROUNED ~ TIE BRONX KILLS
MARROW ESCAPE or THEIR coMrANIoX-A BOAT
CArslZip

MARROW ESCAPE OF THEIR COMrANlON-A BOAT
cArslzEp
Two men were drowned In the Bronx Kills near
Port Morris between II and l2 O'Clock Tuesday
night hy the oycriuung oi a boat They were
John Doyle iwcnty-sevcn years old Of East Fifty
ninth So. between Second and Third ayes. and
James fe-ahy a payer. twenty-five years OLD. Of
East SiNii"ih-st.. between FITS, and Second ayes.
William liurl. a s,0nc~I;'cr. 'wcnty-sevcn years
old. II 50 IS West On"-hunlrci y-iirst-st.
who was In the boat with them. swan ashore
The three men. who hal been drinking heavily.
hired boat ~ Rciiy's float AZ Willow ave. OPP
po-i,c the eastern .nd OF Randairs island. AMI
roycl toward Port Morris At 81 O'Clock yestorlo y
morning InrI entered the Fast Ouc-hunarcd-and-
iwcnty-siv'h So police station. and reported the
a.. ii"rf. saying that his companions had been
drowned. hut giving none % the particulars La
ter. IN company with David I"ahy. brother % one
~ the drowned men, Hurl went 10 the Morrisanil
Police station and reported the case 20 Sergean;
Mccarthy HgrI said mat he met Doyle AMI
James I"ahy ln Walters saloon at Brown Place
AM 20. southern boulevard. All had been drink
INK freely fseahy suggested going out for row.
ami fh- other, agreed. Hurl said that he was
rowing. and th. boa; bad proceeded but a little dis
fau % when Lcnhy took umbrase az something
which Wa SAIL and. jumping To his feet. threat
,nel n.s companions. II, los, his balance. and. in
onlcAvoru 10 regain H. overturned the boat. throw
Ing aii thre. into the water
IiufI said that the current ran swiftly that he
paiI no attention - his companions. but swan for
t.~ shore with all ms energy. He was IN great dan
ger ~ being swept away by the THE. but. being "A
strong -nlium"r. D." struggled on. ami finally
reached fhe shore 100 exhausted condition. Ills
companions cred out several times aft"r thcy were
iNfpNu into %" water. hIf their cries soon ''at'I
anl ih"f" were no ssns ~ them wien he reached
iNN shore
sergeant Mccarthy ln View ~ mo peculiar cir
cIrIstanrc- ~ fhc cts" held liurI a Suspicious
person and sent him before Magistrate crane AZ the
N'irl.auh court iilri reiterated hs story. and
TIE Nhgisifaf" discharged him. t"llrg police
in"n 90 f'"fr"~i him 10 any fliur" development -
should CIV" fhr case sI~yl "ious character. The
bodies of the drowned hay" not been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
Only nooooco IXcnEAsE ~ REALrY.

Only $4,000 - INCKENSt II HfNT'Il'
The Board OF Assessors has rr"cncniy com
,le,cl It's work In regard 10 the valuation - real
and personal property for d." purpose 90 '"Nat'n
this year II VIII have It's inil meeting "'N' MOI
day
prost1e,, darkness said yesterday that ihr In
,s, In real valuation would BE- probably about
,,o0oOo. The small increase is o"lng TO inc
ANAL amount 81 builiing that there hHs b"en
throughout tho city during the last year. OWING 70
49,, 80 ,t,,.. There has been some building Ia
- t.p,,h,b ~lu.,e.ufh and Twenty second warts,
when Nil make a probable Increase o. 80,
while IN the First Ward there is i"'""E o." ''
about $4,000. III, . ,,t o,n,
The dferen, corporations have made ntrh nSm
. 49,. fhcir assessments cuf down. nv inc ON
',,"i,r.,s nave remained firm. and ih'f "lll nave
'' ,.,, ,b.ir f,if share OF the ciiy's taxation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
WHAT is GOING on TO-DAY.

Henry murder inquest. Brooklyn
Charities Department investigation. brooklyn
Dock Commissioners meeting
BROOKLYN Bridge investigation. Part H. superior
Court 1890 a
Brighton Beach races 2:3o 2. m
LAYING Of cornerstone OF Bushwck Avenue Con
eregational Church. Brooklyn. p m
United Socie,v for LIBERAL Sunday Laws. Terrace
Garden, p. IN.
Music In East River Park. p. m
Exhibition at American Art Galleries NO Last
TUenty- tlird-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
MORRISTOWN.

A new water company. recently organized. In
tends TO construct reservoir on the site OF the
village OF Hibernia. In Rockaway Township. Morris
Coun,v II this is done the entire village Will be
w,ned out The village is a mining district with
100 Inhabitants. mostly miners and their families
Tho rnines have not been fully worked during the
last two wears but since the advance In the price
~ iron II is the intention OF the mining company
10 increase the force OF men and extensively
operate the mines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
WOODHAvEN RELIEF COkNTTTEES Fund

The Woodhaven Relief Committee has received for
the tornado sufferers up to date S,6s3 Sc. OF this
amount $50 has been expended for immediate re-
lief and q further OF 800 is also available for
this purpose. leaving little than 1900 for the
rebuilding Of the wrecked homes. 1t Is estimated
that damage to the amount Of at least $4,000 was
done. and the committee " appealing for more
funds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

George Branton. thrty-four years old Of No. 1o'
Orchard-st.. NewYork city. was arrested by De
teciive Sergean,s Byrnes and Reynolds at his home
yesterday on a charge OF forgery. He got Edward
Tlman OF No. g., Atantic-lvc.. TO cash check
purporting to be drawn by Christopher Watson. OF
South Portand-avc.. for $25. When Branton was
arrested three pawn tickets were found him for
three bronze figures that he had stolen from Mr..
Watsons house the night Of June 49,
Burglars were busy and successful at Bath Beach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Adam Schmiit Of No. sumner ave. while carry
ing a hod OF mortar 10 a platform nNy feet hSh
yesterday afternoon In All saints Roman Catholic
Church. at Throop.ave. and Thornionst.. missed
his footing and fell In his descent he struck
projecting piece OF timber on which he see-sawed mp
and down and before he could collect his senses
ne fell off the timber and struck another plat
form He fcll from this platform 10 tn" Moor eight
cen feet and sustained internal injuries. II.
anxious TO return TO work but II deemed best
TO take him To- St GATHERINGS Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
rx-nnvrnNnR FLOWER WINS MS sIIr.

The case Of Ex-Governor Flower "S"'"S' '"''0
Island city. in which b" r'qn'''S '''' "'' ~ 49,
,.,I iron, issuing any more bonds. came ny
49,, t,s,lcc rarflo;i Yesterday and tho 'N-''oV-
or,or scored A victory lie has considerable prop
ertv in Long Island city, and 1t was SHOWN ina,
tho assessed value 81 the city was N'f"'l'' ana
its d.b,s were already over H"p"v' '"isaeidD'y
over t. per cent. the legal Nhblhiy'
rorl.r-,v. John O'Rrien Was the only
,,.,or Who nut In a bid II was FOR {io2o"). ana
,b' rontr.cf vas made with him. I'LL.
~, rn..rd ov-Govoruor Flower sued 10 set ASIDE
~, contract and 10 declare void tho proposed issue
- honds ON the ground that the 'onnis ,i'"'fs h'd
% ",'G ~ M. any plan 81 the proposed improve
i,,s and an estimate the cost OF The "ork, ~
iut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
TO ryDERWRTTB THE VIEW CORDAGE PLAN

The United States Cor1age Boniholders Protect
i've REORGANIZATION Committee yesterday announced
that il had received a satisfactory OFFER from "A
svndicate the highest responsibility To und'rwrite
the plan and that the offer had been accepted The
underwriting syndicate will undcrwrite the plan for
prr cent The agreement H. being drawn up
and VIII bee signed either to-day or TO morrow, when
thc names Of IN. underwriters Will be made public.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

There's still plenty of chance to ina
ten dollars extra in those ST. marked
down suits at Prince street. Ihat Is
our best news.
80 TO 30 inches chest
TO know good store is worth a
dozen bargains. Every one OF our
stores is bright honest clothes, hats,
shoes, furnishing store.
ROGERS PEET & 90
Prince and Broadway
and Broadway
nd broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
HOME NEWS.

fAs United PYess Local ye,rs wheh repres'nn a" IN
n<pspop,rs in Ner York city that are reeer'n0 'ne "~
,anh,c n,os Of the United Press hos fn headqrorfers a.
No 81 1nns York City Al Information and doe'-
,.,nts for pubc may Be snt 10 those h>ddqua'' a"s
th,y ,ci then b. dfsbu,d 10 all the United P-'" n'"S
pop,rs this city and to the o"'"a re" |'' '""'"~
Nm throughout the country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
MOUNT VERNON.

Policeman Angelo c. Ember. Of the Mount Vernon
police force who on Monday evening became so IN
toxicated in New-Yor,, City that he was arrested
and locked up In the Edridge-st police stations has
been suspended by Chief OF Police Foley until his
case is passed upon by the Board OF Ponce COM
mssoners, which will meet tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
EXAMINATION or CANDIDATES HELP

The Tax Commissioners yesterday examined can
didates for the office OF Deputy Commissioner for
duty In that part OF Westchester County recent
w annexed. The candidates filled the waiting room
and had nervous expectant air. All the appli-
cants we're from tho district, the Commission
insist that the deputy must be acquainted with
the property owners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Jnlsc Bartlett - Tho Supiem" Court DECIDED f'+-
,orlav hat ~. Joint Roari - ApIor'l'nfn'ni MAJ"
,n - ,h. Common Council and Board ~ sIp'r-
,-.ors mus, rcconvonr within f'n days and reap
portion Tho Win Senate District. i"sk WIG"
thov thought They had satisfactorily I"rform'l 'n
June H.
The action vas lle@i 30 10 petition - John k'i-
pei. John ". Carpenter, John j. '"'''''h '''
James L. DmlrumouI fof writ ~ nlnii'nN' com
,,,,, the r,.,,,t.,rtionrn,rt on tho grounds th"'
Inc r,pulaiion ~ the Assembly districts "- i"ii
ont we're unequal I.s-Conrreesmhn Mtrh"r g. -
son,..I the petitioners Cooperating ''Nh-'
Ior,l1 tho common Council and Enllr y iif''A.
,rii,. m. Supers .lsrs M~s-rs MC''rali anl
Hr.cklnr.lrc conce l,d mat Mr. Mtsn'T point wax
~ viV.h a.snn,b, District Has lu excess uf lopu-
i.t.n hDyorI The point permitted by ih' 'ontuin-
ton nas well taken. that on mat il4n' "'"' INC
artoriionmeui wta in error
touns. th.n agreed hot W.T. ~ mar. i'np7
should issue against ~" JOINT b'hiH J" A''"'oh'
with the judges dcclsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
NEWARK

John schmitt living at No. l25 Waverly Place.
sac-a,arv for Chosen Friends Lodge. No 81 pleaded
80, su,l,v IN tho Fourth Criminal Court TO charges
NJ embezzlement and forgery 1t Is alleged that he
signed the names of other people to his bond and
that he is about 800 short in his accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Mrs Clara Southland and her three chii1r'h'
Clarence. Harry and Herbert respectively seven
five and three years Old were found early yes''r-
dav morning in a starving condition III open l"''
q, Lewis and Vernon ayes. by Policeman 'ros'I'
Of the Vernon-avc. station. NJ the station the
v,or,,n said her husband clopcI with a widow a
month ago and last week she and her 'h"dr'h
were disposscsscd from their rooms IN iiambnre-
ave 4 charge Of vagrancy was made against inc
four and Mrs Southland told Justice Hartman INA,
we're turned over 10 the Children's Society. ana
Mrs. Southland was parolcd on hrr statement 'h"'
She would look for friends to help her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
TRANSA TRATFLLERS

TWO STEAMERS ARRIVED HERE YESTERDAY AND
ONE WILL SAIL. TO-DAY WITH GOOD LISTS
Among the passengers arriving here the North
German I.Oyd steamer Havel Yesterday. Here:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25
Announcements

As dressing and color restorer. Parkers n'''
Balsarn never fails satisfy 49,.
Uindercorns the best cure corns, iocts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

MI Mrs. T. Acheis. Aaron Levy
br ncr ia5d'i I;romoere M'.. -' j. NG mori.
Hermann Bachmann. George ". Mathews.
Ir. F. O. Carpenter. The Rev and Mrs. C. p
The Rev: John Connolly. Mills.
Thomas cree Her,hod Matiier.
Walter Cope. Miss Ellih Ney
Mr and Mrs. J. II Chad Anton Xovak
MAY Elineer Mr. and Mrs. J. W Plat
a .S.: siS;.'$'' 5 :'l,aj "d:
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. HUI William Ro'schild
Dr. j. NJ Ing.rson. Mr and Mrs. l. Strauss.
Henry Krick Prof Dr. g. schwabe'
John Koch Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Tobias
G II. Kluckhohn. Townsend.
'iq5 ' k kl m I | car@ne A. VIE %asn
/. j. Langley. J H. Watson.
stephan ) Langley a. II Woods
Erasmus y I.oavite Mr.. and g J. whl,e
Among the passengers on the Red Star steamship
Waesland. which arrived here yesterday. was the
Right Rev Or. Thomas A. Becker Catholic Dish
op Of Savannah. Ga. A number Of friends met the
Bishop down the bay and when he landed accom-
panied him TO the home OF City Treasurer John D.
Kelley. of Brooklyn. where he Will spend a few
days. Other passengers
Mrs D. Ida Soyes beaver chSrss e e s sin,z
TIE m.o ksh Rev. Thomas A Mr. snd MIR J r. Eno,.
r H. Eowles , Mr. and Mrs Arthur de ker
John 81. NJ Flann.ry. Joseph IIousus
Miss GLADYS North. Gerard Janss-ns
MISS Louise faTkcr r. w. Won der Ifnetiin
Among the passengers on board the Fucrst Bis
marck which sails to-day are:
Mr. and Mr.. NJ. j. Arata. Mrs W L. Mcdonald
u. Aie s,n, irancs Z Masters.
J. o. AneDOn". Mrs. 4. Mcconnell
{. F. W. Bawo. Miss NJ. ". McCurdy
Miss Barton 4. +. Montanye.
J. u. Barton. Miss NJ c. Marine
A. H. BOYD. Dr. y Nachtgall.
Miss G. -. Burch. John H. Noble.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Baker. Mrs Howard Potter
o. H. 'annnn Mr. and Mrs. H. Potter
r. \, benedict Nj. ana Mrs. q. A. Powers
| J.. H. Clarke. Roman
| 7 NJ. Cook August SircitwoIf
Ut j. 'zeHtn"r, l.. r. stanton
| Mrs 6. Carter. Lawrence l.. SEXTON
! T.. !. child. !. n Siursherg.
Miss {. a: Chapman. Mrs William Sinclair.
| Misc y. G. Corey. J. w. Stanley.
| Miss i. Clark Herman Sonniag
u. Z, tamer. Mi and Mrs. j. j. Sor-
| T. i. Conncll. row
| Mrs &. W. Chaplin. Mr. and Mrs S Schloss
| DR.. and Mrs DE Forrest. j s Stern
| Miss J.. A. Chaplin. Miss T.. + Sinnoi;.
| Mrs. u. Dahlgrcn. Nj Mrs Smith,
| Miss r. Dahlgren. Garrett T.. Serviss.
| J. G. Duncan Mr. and Mrs A l.. Smith
l The W. a. Dwight emil S'role
Mr. and Mrs. {. Hitchcock. Mr. and Mrs A. j Tanner
| H. lizigsohn Mr and Mrs J X. Todd
Or. T. Jahn. baroness Treutler Of Wei
s. /. Jacques Robcr, C. Taylor
Mrs ii S, Johnston Mrs Roicr, Todd
| DR. A. Knili. Miss Mabel Todd.
| Mrs. J. Keller. George II. Teller
| Mrs NJ Katz Miss r. +. Wheeler.
| Mr. and Mrs 4 KATY. Miss $ V. Wheeler,
| Or. and Mrs. J. T Kennedy +. White.
| Mr.. and Mrs. II. Kahn NJ. and Mrs. A. y. Water
Richard Ladenburg, house.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Law 'rhornas !. Wharton.
Dr. and Mrs. j. F. Young.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lorillard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

.~,NroNra. .PENrAsKET." NAN
=, W. Three New Collars = NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-25

Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway
BOD and Broadway
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-27

dimensions, Hiapes, intensity and du.
rh'i'h. In this way n system OF telo.
graphic signals is established.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1895-09-27
@zMHNEW YORKMzlze@>
s. e 2 IS & s
r E n ID T HIS
And Take Advantage ofThe
-I'EABIC~ isEVb VALUES
- 9TEF RED.

We have some plumbs offer
FOR THE NENT TEN DAYS
We have never been in better shape give you goods
cheap Shoes bought beforc the advance and we can
continue TO give them to you at the old prices, which
Is great deal less than you buy them elsewhere
AS III preceding years you will find rs head
quarters for Jeans. We have the goods and the
prices are right We have time losses to be
made up, so can sell at very close profit. We
will continue to LEAD N PRICE have done
tor the lcst four Years. All Summer goods TO
be closed out regardless OF what they cost We
need the room AMI besides carry goods
from another
Dress Goods worth ]Sc going for 1Oc
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FOR Barb Wire Cats. Scratch. .
S0Gdlc and Collar Calls, Cracked I.",l
BARNS, Old Sores, Cuts, Boils, Bruises
Pile, and all kinds OF inflammation ~,
nIuA or beast. Cure I.ci and Maze.
Gh9 cora, CT. or rf,n wi ao7.I r.ilss *. - 4
..s q 1pp!st
&c prepared for accidents ~ Hecr,nf iS ~ v.,.
horS, OF stable. alcrugois's <oii' oha Nufraf G..
- Cure, No Pay. Price - cts. and St."C. ]; 'u.
Drmgg: Isl do,s not keep il sCTl US x cts. Il i.'s
ta:ye stamps and we will send il to You by mall
raris Tenn. Jam. @nl3. -.
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!oT VI and Saddle Calls. Scratches and IiHtl' r
with perfect satisfaction, aud heartily rccomnon!
al Livery and :tuckmCu.
&. B. IRviNE, Livery and Fycl sl.ll,
SaSY BURNED.
Gentlemen II pleased TO speak word for rort,r',
.ri!septis H.aln. OIL W baby burned Ilrr.
40, ard after trying al ctcr remedies laDI cd your ~
u ia" first application gave T"iiri, ana IN few dogs
we'll l also ut the Ci! stock and - 's
It IL. best remedy for 'i' PnTTosc LAT have ,v
i'rr'. &. I. IENis.
TaTis Tern. January -. 1894
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