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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29

growing fast: good crop Of hay being
cut Ground in good condition for
blowing.
Grant and Garfield-Corn excellent.
Farmers are cutting and shipping iSsir
broom corn, which is reported 70 be OF
excellent quality and large crop; hay
in abundance; forage crops good
CENTRAL SECTION
Corn all made: crop is generally good:
immense in Pottawatorlie county; east
ern portion OF Oklahoma, and IN por-
tons of Payne and Logan counties Cot
ton has improved very much during the
weak and the outlook IS much brighter
FOR this crop throughout his section ;
fruits and vegetables with some exc@p-
tons continue IN abundance on the
markets. especially peaches and mel
ons: potatoes generally poor.
Ground in good condition for p4oSlng
EASTERN SECTION.
Eutaula-Corn Is all made, an excel
lent crop. Cotton is being damaged
some by wet weather; hay i splendid
Clzremore-Corn Is excellent Too
vet FOR cotton il this section which
looks badly. Prospects poor tor late po-
tatoSs.
Vinita-Co-n ard grass excellent. orr
81 crops generally poor Cattle dying
with Texas fever
SOUTHERN SECTION
Ardnore-Splend.iw for our staple
erc2. cotton. bon worms stu do.k.nS on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
OKLAHOMA HAS MUCH HAY.
Late Rains Make the Green Grass Come
Adjoining.

Oklahoma City. o. T.. Aug. 2S.-(Spe-
ciaD-The weather crop bulletin of the
Oklahoma weather service for the week
ending Monday, says:
Our observers from every county in
every section OF both territories. report
almost perfect weather for the growing
and maturing crops. Almost continu-
Gus sunshine during the days, with
pleasant nights were the condition re-
quired.
The average temperature for the week
was 1s6. just normal.
Light local rains fell in several coun-
ties on the noight Of the 18th. The total
rainfall Cor the week is los inches.
most of whoich fell on the 25th. The
noraml for this week is IL OF an inch.
THE CROPS.
A great deal Of early corn has been
cut during the week. and the excellent
rains Of the 18th assures the very last
planting.
Cotton has very materially improved
during the week. Broom corn IS matur-
ing. as are nearly all sorghum crops;
peaches. apples and melons in album
dance. grapes scarce. Grass is fine and
stock are fat. Mr. P. c. Lesley. of Nor
man. reports cattle in his neighborhood
dying from Texas fever. Fall blowing
has been the principal work Of the
week. the last rain making IL too wet
only in a few localities.
REPORTS BY COUNTIES.
Beaver-Grass IS first class and stock
are fat. SoTghums and kaffirs matur-
ing. Late corn fair. Early broom corn
matured and late planting doing well.
A fair crop Of potatoes are being dug
Arapahoe and Corn is yielding
well: kaffir corn viii be the best ever
harvested: cane is getting ripe; hay
making general
Slaine-A week 81 excellent weather:
ell crops have done well. Grass and
forage in abundance.
kingfisher-Fine rains this week have
put ground IN fine condition 70 plov.
Grass. katfir corn. broom corn and COT
ton have all done we'll. Corn Is bes. IN
northern and western portions OF this
county
Woodward and woods-MiIlet has
about all been harvested. a good crop
and saved IN good shape: good prospect
eeE 1Ds crop Of alfalfa: al forage crops
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
BATHING BABIES.
Use . Kitchen Table II You Want -
Have Easr.

Use . Kitchen Table II You Want -
Fave Eas-.
Purchase n kitchen table az any -
the shops where they deal in house
hold goods. These tables may be found
IN three sizes. ranging in price from
fifty to seventy-Gye cents Thy ara
well made pine tables- fitted with subs
stantial legs and spacious drawer,
The second size should be chosen 20,
our purpose. A carpenter will readily
saw OF the legs 20 height Of twelve
inches. for. the table. il 90 serve as q
platform 20 elevate the hathtub wheel
placed upon ia top mp 10 just an easy,
comfortable height. for the mothei
when seated In chair 20 manipulate
the baby, without stopping. lifting q
strain.
In the drawer should bs . cenJes
piece for wash rags. willis the side
spaces may he subdivided into sever>I
compartments. These may contain
powder boxes and bags. and any other
thing in baby's toilet These spaces
provided. and the table cut down u
the proper height. the whole is IA
readiness N receive the ernbeliishn.ns
OF paint. 4 coat yof ordinary whits
paint should be spT's,~sd hrst, followed
with one Of English enamel This last
Will bar many wzAhing.s OF and Ducd
wear without showing defaceneBt
White porcelain rollers may Be easily
adjusted benesth the four leys. and ta1
little platform is complete for service,
The bathtnb PLACID upon Is top ziI
leave a space g ~Sgh+ inches or zsors
al around vbsreo- may BE So .oa,
dish. pos der Dor AMI al the necdsnl
eloae g. hsod. wn.ch u an item 81 izs4
raenss irnportsnce ~ mother or nurse,
for The exp~ri~Dc-d know Tina. bAbys
bath Il . process o. e-aeTgcncSes.
useful AID n~~sIei article IA . coD@
bsnation towel rack AID s-crccn-
A small woozen -L0snes- horse. slzd
20 - y-1-chases for hat dollar IN .ks
DEPOT painted sf.er
the direction given ao0-s. fo-rzs tho
frame work. Ezca p&r-l shoz-d -
S.:4d with = c&ln.y ci-ss'T curtain,
rz.de adjustable. Win tar tapos. 80
that they nay ~, infreqo~z;ly Law.
recourse - he Laundry. TaIs quaint
Little screen WI s~rys - P-v-sc. In
hz;a .rozr arzngA.4- AID ia lover
rzrys vii - fou2d assfrI tos..
rack. ard zzy al~o A.o.d baey's fr.ek.
clothes tn readiness for he Lszaz4s.iiat,
dressing iazt . - fo.2oE tAe bah.
Every -s.IO--.s-ri 1Aystts shoals1
cozri Z, lszs. .gs- tash robes. s.zpIv
large squares q 10 rgry sof,ess Trrkx
go .<.,x~Ilr.-r t.or1zG zb<1-s 49, -.
Wiz tsy<A--s. Lo=As E<pzbisc-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
Our Rates are Moderate,
The Results are Wonderful.

Just think EighPage Paper 50 per yearess
than per copy All Home Print with its excellent Market
Reports hour of going press These of vital
importance farmer They interested n home and
reliable reports from the great market The Eagle is the
Kansas gives all the
weekly Use paper your advertisements
feelings overlooked when it That's
and that for the great interest mani
tested Weekly Eagle the farmers and laboring Call
and rates for in the Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29

TIE Thiri TIzss Pro3o-.l-shs
feorse ma NJ Lytsly. l can n~r.,
lore yo1 sosor aas r-sp~e. 700. I
zra sar~ ycs s0ald rake ao.s.. osh.-
wo-na. . good husband = "a.
'-SssIl-es-eoris yoz-e---iy, ~. n
is:seT q rsoeesrs@Esisaaoa Z, rsx -.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29

The high in which the Eagle held by the
fearless advocacy of the rights of the Plain People
increase circulation during the has been marvellous
today ccu1ate among people than all weekly papers
Sedgwck county combined The advertising patronage
Weekly Eagle steadily increasing, and YOU among
the many who reaching for this desirable trade
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
As he IafcTel.

First Tourist tgrandlyl While IN
Europe last summer l went through
Wales
Second Tourist from hicagol-How
much did his princelets have in his
clothes?-Iruth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
Wichita Eagle Press.

II 20 some extent Large crop ot corn
n this county.
Wayne-There has h=en but little
change II crop prospects this week The
corn crop VIII not b. 50 large "a was
supposed. although there viii BE- a.
abundance Flax IL eb0u, an entire
failure IN this county. Rain = badly
needed IN this Section
Berwil-The weeks weather has been
favorable for the cotton crop. Warm
sunshinly weather has prevailed. 10
rain needed During the past three
weeks cotton has been damaged one
half BY h0ii worms. etc.
Eastusn-Corl - Teli uzfure1. 2
large acreage. and ali excellent
Boil worms and sharp shooters still
DONG much damage % cotton. many
fields were entirely ruined. the earliest
planted - doI1E the best
JAS. l. W-DNEyER.
Dlrecto-. Oklahoma Weather Service
SSoess-ayTzs Il cot dls<rzcefuI tire -rzy
SniEgs suored II church to-1aTs- Stzs-Es
4 sh0L'1 think = VEs- Wby, Be WOKE -
al
DoxrT - Into escstzsies. M So over
volny wo-sr who ''E1S seeret csszruz
atou. her Sic wont Keep ]; arr Eore
than zzy other soc-eI-Bos.0a frzuscr.p.-
Ex-~why 90 you refuse ne whca ! az
caa', I've wii;s01r yozF Shy a1ase
aroused ~ cz-sos..y "--Des<s-. Ir.o-ee-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
STARTED OVER SODA
WIFE USED IT IN PLACE OF SOAP
WITH DIRE RESULTS.

Der Husband Reprimanded Her and from
Possession of the Home and Made Lire
so Miserable that the Husband Com
n,itted Suicide After His Wife had sued
for Divorce-The story or an Eiec'ioh
Night Drunk and the Man Who Came
Home and was Ordered Out.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29

The Only Weekly Published in the Great
Southwest in the Interest of the Farmer
and Laboring Man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
THE UNCLF'S LEGACY,

She claims 10 know nothing about his
having. received a legacy Of $4,000
through the death Of relative in Ger
many. When She tirst left Bavaria 70
come II America he had given her $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29

is a serious matter. The foundation OF
lifelong ill-healsh is often laid in infancy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Washing and ironing q
take home. y. +. care Eagle. So
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29
HASH VERSUS HASH
WAR BETWEEN EMPORIA AND TO-
PEKA STILL IMPENDS.

1t is Not Certain Yet by a Long Shot
Whether Topeka will Permit the State
Encampment to Go to EmpOria, as the
Boarding House Monopoly Doesn't
Wish it and Besides the State Appro-
priation Can Not De Used Except in
Cases Of Actual Service and the Attack
on Emporia Bash Is Not Actual Service
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-29

tons must be in the counting room by
o'clock every nigat except Saturdays
which is 10 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Dock Department investigation. No. ~ broau-
way il a. m.
Co,,ain Strauss trial. Police Headquarters ESQ
p. m . 49,.
Meeting Of RAPID Transit Commission NO. Z''
Broadway
Mail cars TO begin running on Thrd-ave' surface
road. ,
westchester County Fair and Horse snow "'''
Plains.
Ladies' Health Protective Association 'ni'eo
Charities Building. 1880 a.
Rrook,vn Jockey Club races. Gravesend. p m.
North side Concourse Commission NO % mann
bers-st., 10 a. m
President Roosevelt before XXXIvth Assembly
District Organization OF CV ond IA tnn's"ave
One-hundred-a -and-nit! -siN'H-S'' ""N 49, "
y. m.
Cor,c,, ~ Confederated Good Government Clubs.
No 792 I.exington-ave.. p m
Dinner Of the Architectural League No. As West
Fifts-seventh-st t:5o p. H.
Tammany Hall primaries
New-York Historical Society, Second-ave. anu
Fleyenth-st., $50 p. m.
Supreme Lodge Convention. Order Sons or St
George Park Avenue Hotel. p m.
Suffolk County Republican Convention. Riverhead'
Long Island, p m
Investigation of Brooklyn Charities Department
Meeting of John J. O'Bren Association. Grand
and Forsyth SITS, p M
Christian Alliance Convention. Gospel Taoernaole'
Forty -.ourth-st. and Eigh;h-ave.
Meeting Of Cubans, No. 10 West Tweh'y-ioui'"-
ST.. p. m.
Dinner for Chancellor McGnl. Newark
Nioo,,ng of Colored Business Mems Republican
C;r,b Of XXVth Assembly District, NO. lSd west
TWeniy-sixth-st, p. m
Sem-annual meeting OF State Homeopathic Meu-
teal Society. Berkeley Lyceum. p m
Republican primaries, Brooklyn
sunoIk County Fair. Riverhead. Long Island.
.Ao~,I Sunday Laws Convention No 2l0 Fifth
st. p. m.
Forney court martial. Brooklyn Navy Yard
John D. Cutter before noon prayer-meeting, No.
li3 Futon-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
LIEUT. CLARK FACES HIS ACCUSERS.
COMMITTEE TO DECIDE on TEE TROUBLE IN THE
list REGIMENT GAZETTE ASSOCIATION
THE OFFICER ATTRIBUTES EVERYTHING

COMMITTEE TO DECIDE on TEE TROUBLE in 'Iiih
list REGIMENT GAZETTE" ASSOCIATION
THE OFFICER ATTRIBUTES EVERYTHING
TO HIS PHYSICAL CONDITION.
Lieutenant Charles s. Clar''. OF the Ts Regiment.
appeared before 1.-THE list Regiment Gazette Asso-
citation on Saturday evening a, the armory in re-
sponse to a formal notification from the associa-
ton For some time there ha. neen friction be-
tween the lieutenant and the association over the
accounts OF The Gazette" Lieutenant Clark was
formerly Editor o, The Gazette" but f :
months ago was succeeded by Lieutenan, Clayton
Since then the association has been trying TO
wind up the affairs OF the old management Lieu
tenant Clark at one time threatened TO bring suit
against the association II his claim for back salary
was not paid him. The . ISOLATION thcreupon de-
cared that there sill. some -lings uneN-
planned in connection with tie old management.
Lieutenant Clark gave ont that he was ready 10
meet his accusers and Il was promptly ASKED 10
appear before them. At the meeting on SATURDAY
Lieutenant Clark was asked TO explain MS acuoh
I'm threatening to proceed against the ASSOCIATION
He said that his attitude toward the association was
due to his physical condition. He had been hit by
a cable car recently and received a shock from
which he had scarcely recovered when the turn az
camp along. =" had gone 10 g, ,hra MI
had added to his debilitation ana wheh ne re,uiri
10 the city he was exhausted that ne was sIdIce
y responsible for what ne did Indeed ne said tnat
he had hardly any recollection OF wAat ne mao zone
m referenoe 10 the He was out OF pocket
a large sum of money through MS cohneCloh WIN ~
the Editorship of THE Gazette. ana W.sheu ~ 10 o
nrofested and declared that they would never CON
sent TO his resignng from the association u unul d
number OF financial affairs were sttsIdS ol W ny - ~
blamed Finally the matter was referred 10 spe-
al committee.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
nrnNLsnAY. OCTOBER .
THURSDAY. OCTOBER
SHIPPING NEWS.
popr OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SEPT 30 rs.

PORT OF NEw-YORK-MONDAY. SEPT 30 '9o
ARRIVED.
Steamer NIassac chusetts (Br Bocqret. London
10 with mdse and - cabin passeng rs 10 tIe '"'''"
SHINING Co. Arrived at the Bar at 80 a IN ,... on
Steamer George OBJ. Smith LIVERPOOL Sep,e1peI ~
with rndse 10 ii Maitland Kcyey Arrived Al Inc A"' d"
S1aarar Trave Gen Thalenhorst Bremen Sepienmr -
with 1ndse. cabin and 3'{5 stecrdge las'''7' ~
Cairtchs q Co Arrived at the Bar al 30 a m. 49,
steamer Wemar Ger Sieencken. Bremen SeP.eIs
10 with mdse 81 cabin and 2iJ seeTage ltss'nEla ,
New-York and A cabin and 30 seerage passehe'.S
baltimore to Oeirichs Co. Arrva at tie BaI d. ''-
m. - ,, cr,o,, con,enlher 8.
Messina 3 Palermo and Gibraltar IL win oa, ~
Phelps Bros Arrived at the Bar al y j. III - ,,o
Steamer Cola CBr) Nelson. Pilleys Island PIN Wa
sydney, c u. for New York, with iron pSi''1S ~ ''
Forwoo1 & Kellock. e...or Of and
steamer Saratoga foyce Tampico September - n1 "a
Havana 26 with mdse and Is passenger 70 'd'"'' -
Ward & Co Arrived at the Bar at l;lO N - ,.A
Steamer Antia do Herd Nassau september - "a
and passengers 7 Montell Sons A'f'eu "'
the Bar 80 a m. c.,.,,ro o-
Steamer City Of Birmingham. Burg savannah September
% with mdse and passengers to II J. Walker. ,-- -.
Steamer Buehelds. Masingo. Baltimore Win i"oS' ~
II Foster.
ship Paul Revere Mullen Singapore Al days. win
Bdwell French: vessel 70 De Goot * Ie'N
ship Baltimore Ger. Hillman. Hamburg a days WIN
mdse 0 order: vessel to George f Var elmnnn ~
Sandy Hook Sept 80, e30 m.-Wind northwest sfohs
breeze; clear.
CLEARED
Steamer General Whitney. Bearse. roeton-H F )mocE
steamer Dorian G}r). Howell. Kingston Jamaica VIA
Halifax. y S-J T. Kerr
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
DECIDED AGAINST THE BREWERS
JUDGE PRYOR RULES THAT LIQUOR LICENSES CON-
NOT BE ASSIGNED.

JUDGE PRYOR RULES THAT LIQUOR LICENSES con-
NOT BE ASSIGNED
Judge Pryor in the Court OF Common Pleas yes
terday decided the question TO the validity Of
transfers Of excise licenses chattels The oues-
ton arose in the motion brought by Sarah scblan-
sky. as Administrative OF the estate Of Moses Finke
stone who was part proprietor Of Walhalla Hail
Finkelstone and his partner. Jacob Fliegman had
given a mortgage on the place and on their ucensa
70 Wetz & Zerwick, the brewers on April last
Finkelstone died. and the PLAINTIFF was made nd
mnistratrix OF the estate. receiver appointed
10 nquidate the firms affairs and the question
TO the legality OF the transfer OF the license
20 the brewers. The Excise Board refused TO take
cognzanee or or authorize the assignment Judge
Pryor. in deciding the question, says:
"A license 10 sell liquor is a mere temporary ner
nit and is not property In any legal or consttu-
tional license is personal privilege and s
not assignabe II results therefore that the license
did not belong 10 the brewers"
This decision vindicates the Board OF Excise
which has steadily maintained in opposition 10 tho
brewers that such assignments are not legal
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

steamer Advance. Beers. co!on-samford Parry Heron
steamer city Of Para Baker Colon Paclh, Mall IS GO;
Steamer Chicago city dr, Sendeii' brl7'o'-' @'"e'
steamer Arianrose CBD. Smith, Havana cardenas.
Saeua. ctc-N - Munson. (.. ca,.,,,,
steamer Habana SPAN. Havana. la Guayra saVahhia'
s,esmcr Air Gen Chrisoners Bremen Via South
sramer Pentaeoe, oakes Passport via Rock'and-J c
S@,l5cr w,anoke Davis Newport News and Rich
mlud-Old Dominion - co.
SAILED.
Steamers Hudson for orleans city o. Para Co,on
U,,9'Le Newport News and Richmond Advance. Colon
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
steamer Flida (Gerl Meier 0rom rremen). for New
yl~t sailed nom southampton september 20. - ,
steamer FIiuz Olr. sailed from Barry for New-Nork
s,e,fae- Rotterdam Dutch. Eogreve'n. : ON New
Yar for Am-trrIin passed me Lizard september ~
steamer Mtl-lAm Dutch. Potter from Ne"-ioiN' io'
HO.,eriali ia..scd th. Lizard september 30
Steamer Ii-.ia d'ani. Iaub sailed from S"lhehuhne
FOR Ncv--Yo9F s.r.mher %
fr,., II j. ncf.r. fnr Ncv,-York september 20.
st.ar.- I.lhemia Gen. M1gin from Hamhurgl sailed
from l'src for NewNor September ~ ueiore reported
sailed % Iatnlule.l
S,e' r,r Damsnt tGer). Wischausen from New-f ork
September lG arrived nj Flushing September 30
steamer Dalcomyn O}r Petite from New-York July H.
via Nontevlleo etc arrived at Santa Fe August ~. -
Janeirp for EeW-Nork september p.
Steamer ColeTdSe 1irl. Davies. from New OK sep
H. for Bahia and Rio Janeiro arrived at Pernam
buco September -. - -,
temher H. for Bella. etc. arrived at Pernamouco sep
emil
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PROMINENT AKRIN AI1S M IffT
ALBEMARLE-George /. Watson, OF IiasfvMii ha Eo n
r2TsJTNSWICK-Sir Julian Pauncefote ana IN. r1ai
~ westmeath of the British Embassy at WASH
ington. and Colonel John Hay. .CAMBkconnrel
prince Iowenstein OF Berlin: Attorney ,Sehei ., I.
Inhn p Stockton of New-Jersey, and Prescott
Lawrence of Boston Cl-AREND01nNIDpTrnew 1nIpr w KEY n
Wayland Hoyt of Minneapolis EMp pnd,rnins Of
Phadelpha EvERETT-Captai Henry snirg r. fGni nnd
Jsmes 8 Ciarkson FIFTH AVENUE-Ex-GoS-
e.nor Rufus b Bullock. of Georgia ana hensy
little of New-Jersey: HOFFMAN N--.AssiS.
Postmaster-Cseneral Nelson. HOLlANp-S,eei-
eral William Socy Smith OF Chcago ana ish1oius Ih
7, Crossman and family. MURRAY Hllsl5-John
Y l.. Pruyn, OF Albany. PARK @ANENn @ ETK,ear ,,r,a
Admiral Henry Erben. WESTMlNSTEF-iWassnnyJ ny
T1enis NJ Rradlev OF Manchester. y. II. VAL
DORF-John r. Drexel and Hamilton Disston oi
Philadelphia II. s Guinness, OF Irelana ana W1 .le
ad,es Atleen and Rachel Wyndham Quin WIND
SOR-Ex- Governor u. c. Lounsbury. OF Sohhec'-
cut, and General G. NJ. Sorrei OF savannah
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
THREE PEOPLE HURT IN A RAHwAY RUyA WAY

Henry Rosenbaum. shirt manufacturer, OF Rah-
way: his wife and the forewoman OF his factory
Miss May Castles were out riding on Sunday after
noon, when the horses away and threw all
the occupants OF the carriage out. The horses be-
came frightened at a trolIey-car In Grand-st and
ave. a wheel of the carriage came Off. Mrs Rosen.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
Amour ceSnentA

Biscuits, Crackers. Wafers.-Best in the world;
rich ntrogenous and phosphate constituents OF the
best wheat rye and oats; Substantial and delicate nour
ishment body brain. and nerves once tried forever
used sold hy Park & Tlford and all good grocers. Fully
described in pamphlet issued by Health Food Company,
CT Fifth Avenue NcwYorh.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

baum's dress was caught in ;hc wreck ana $ she ne
nm unconscous -Four doctors now In attend
ancc on her and her condition Is critical me IN IN
G,r,es OF Nr Rosenbaum and Miss Castles are
serious but not dangerous
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

Men wearing one of our hats seldom
90 by mirror without smiling 10
themselves over the 81 they've saved.
It's human nature to chuckle over
ones cleverness in getting the same
Derby for SO that someone else pays
So for.
a good silk hat for 80.
ROGERS PEET & Co
Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway
32d and broadway
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

A DVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
CtIVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE. Ne. Lac Broad
way "a north II Thirty -hrsi-st. and ADNEH
TISEMENTs the following Branch ofices; 2o+ Eighth
Twenty thiTi-st.. l52 Shth-nve.. l5I
Toufth-pve.. cor. Fourteenth go Thrd-aye 7GD
Thrd-ave. Forty sev-nthst 026 Third ave. near
SIxiv nrs 7OS Firstave. loo West Forty second
IL. columbus ave. :: Avenue \: 1929 Thrd-ave 257
West y-sccond- l.39 Secondaye 3Ai Thrd-ave
la8s Thrd-ayc 205l Thrd-aye. between one hundred
and twelfth and On"-hundr~i and thirteenth fis.
At the HARLEM OFFICES lso Fast one Nnn1red-and
wenty nfh-st 2J Nert one hund ed and twenty NTH
", and 32D West one hundred and forty St. to
y m. II regular ofce rates.
In Brooklyn 397 fuiton-si.. &C. Courts, ~ Broad
way. T. H. i53 Broadway. 200 Bedford ave Full
ion-st.. 33i Hedford-ave. near South 2dst. to 8
a M. ut regular ofi,e rates.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise s57 sunse, SAB $40 Moons age i
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
NJ Candy Hook 5:is Toy. Island C:26 Hell Gate s:l1
y n sandy Hook 6.lO GOV. Island G:S6 Hell Gate SD
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

T. & W. Keleta and Madawaska, T.. w.
Two deep fold collars.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01

Neuraigirc-TOr Nervous Headache. Sold
,verN,shere Price. &c bott.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-01
Timely Publications
THE TRIBUNE.

GOLD AND sIISER.-HoSwcU q. Horrt
great Joint debate with william VI. stewart,
the "frce-siI,cr' senator from Nevada,
wherein Mr. stewart was routed with great
carnage. Large pamphlet of oG pages. 23
WILSON TARIFF LAW.-ts Congress ap-
pronchc, and IL becomes clear that the tariff
4. vet n wr.ut issue. this pamphlet Will be I'm
demand Rates of the Wilson law compared
uith those OF the mckinley bill. io.c
AFTER R-DINNER ORATOKN.-rhe best public
spccchcs of one winters socin! campaign In
New NorI. City. \ mine Of >uEgcsttons ZOE
good talk. the coming winter. 20 cents
TNI sTs-S. 4. r. Dodd. of the Stnndnrn vit
COMPANY, In their defeDcc' 4. '. Powdery
Viii tCE IMPWON EME\r.-rwo charming
articles d, II. e. Northrop. show ing why one
yiIIuu, cntchcs the summer honrdcr ana .un-
rrbnn resident. and the other one u"eS ""'
= cents. .c ,.o- r,..,;,, .,atix-
rio. Tor reference In this fnifs campniEns
together with "a mn"s Of other N"i"""'" ""'"
pHiZE Ar sToRIEs.-writt for ,rinnne .,mr
prizes Thrilling. pure, p"theue an" enter
'TWiie WAR sToRIEs-Another collection OF
.,nr,.. hv nIon soldiers Put these o""ss
IA the hands Of the ,onns rn.mr' '"" "
fms, novel;, of the day. 20 cents, ....
Any of the aboNe H'"' ~ '
paid. for the price.
THE TRIBUNE.