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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-26
OUR REGULAR
SATURDAY
SPECIAL,

1e pairs only Ladies' Fine Quality Pure
Silk Mittens double fancy back; sold at s275
pair; Saturday, A.50
40 pairs Ladies' Double Silk Mittens; black,
fancy or plain back. $l.25 quality; Satur-
day, Sc
over 200 pairs of Ladies' and Childrens
Black Cashmere Mittens, single and double.
All sold at 30c to 40c: Saturday, choice, 19c.
Mems Heavy Gloves, lined, nice and warm;
65c and roc ones, 43c.
Ladies' and Mems lined Kid Mttens and
Gloves, sold at ST. 25 $1.35, A.50 each; Satur-
day, 81 pair
Mems Unlaundered White Shirts, 43c.
Ladies' 81 so quality Scarlet Underwear, all
indicated goods. SSc.
Ribbed Black and Fleece Lined Hose for 30c
q pair
Ladies SIC and CSC Black Cashmere Hose.
soc.
Mems Fine Natural Wool Hose: our soc
ones, Saturday, 25c pair.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-26
Runaway Boys Not Wanted at Home.

Runaway Boys Not Wanted at Home.
The answer which Superintendent Powell
received to his letter of inquiry to Logans-
port police authorities as to what disposal
should be made of the two Mitchell boys,
who ran off from their home in that city,
to turn them loose" The reply
rather Disguised the superintendent, as
the boys are without money and asked to
be locked up and sent to the Reform
School, so they could learn a trade. They
stole so from their father before leaving
LoSansport, but they cannot be convicted
here for that crime. The township trustee
is considering the advisability of furnishing
transportation for the boys to Logansport
superintendent Powell says that such
action as that advised by the Logansport
authorities is what makes criminals.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
TO REDEEM MACEDONIA.

THE PORTE MoBIrrzrNG IT'S TROOPS ALONG THE
FRONTIER POWERS WILL AID TURKEY
r,,aon July IA dispatch from constantine
ME saw, IL is announced that the mobilization OF
3, 90 men OF the Third Army Corps at Mohasur'
Macedonia has been ordered.
A nght between insurgents and Turkish troops Is
s,ll ,o hav, taken place at rskup. In which thir-
teen were killed and thirty wounded
The reported mobilization OF troops In Macedonia
excited little attention here, similar statements
are printed daily. and officially denied the day az
ter.
The Standard tomorrow will publish uis-
match from i,s Constantinople correspondent. say
Ing II is reported that the Council OF Ministers
had decided to call out the reserves along the whoe
scaboard OF the Empire and In all European
,,uaye,s This the correspondent adds; VIII entail
er.n, financial sacrifices. and can only De eNpalneu
by an acute OF the critical nature oil 'he
situation. -, . .-,,, , Wanna
,,sna,rh saving that Germany. AUSTRIA. ltay ana
Enrl,nI arc i'm entire accord as 10 the course 10
he nursiel In regard TO Macedonia. and mat AUS
r,a has been inirusted with the leading part aus
tria as the nrst measure, VIII secure tne Ioio W
salonca against the insurgents. IL Is Dehe'eu 'ha'
ssryia and Greece Will join the movement
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
WILLIMANTIC'S BUSINESS TROUBLE&

u,,r. n,,,v s,v,xGs BANK ENJoINED FROM -
ING BusINEss-ANoTHER MAN MISSING
Yillimantic Conn., July Estate Attorney Jeso
r. Hunter representing Bank Commissioner CS0S.S
,nneared before Judge Shumway In the SUPERB
Court to-day and asked for an injunction restra'n'
ING rho Dime Savings Bank from doing any more
business The application also asked for the rev
o,o,,on ~ the banks charter. and that the banks
hus,ness he wound up. The injunction was granted
hv the Court and an order was issued ci''hs - ~
pomeroy president and five OF the directors Oh 'ns
hank 70 appear before the Court on July ~ ana
show cause why the petition Of the State Attorney
should not be granted
rac,s are gradually coming TO light In the Dime
s.,.,rvs Pank affair which tend TO involve some
nrom,nent men OF this city. w. g. Morrison OF the
" G. & A. r. Morrison Machine Company mas oee"
missing since Sunday. The Morrison Company re-
Gently went into the hands OF trustee. anu ""e"
tho nron.rtv was sold at public auction II was
purchased by Thomas J. Kelley a lawyer. IL had
-, s,,ne time been supposed that the missing treas
urar of the Dime bank was the real purchaser ano
that Kelley was merely actns rsas as If the bank to-
dav MIR Kelley said that he acted as agent ios W.
den in the purchase OF 49, Tot,n RsIn ~ of Aentowh
Penn FOR $3.50 receiving $cco In eash; : tns 'ss.
to paid in monthly fsr 0t The Dime saw
ings Bank This transaction accounts LOT on r as Mr.
S1s MorIsdn IN learn earned Of waGsns departure he sd
II was stated reporter tonight ny yS gpTr nroS
thority that severa sensational @ a. ,o'r hours
ably be made In the next twenty-loui houusi hu,lt
The missing treasurer and his rather .snta naa .
m an extensive fre-insurance agency Nsptesy ny
t9yes Of several OF the companies from lot,
and Boston we're In town to-day examining .ne,s ~
accounts Their insurance books are In neaI' hss S
had a condition as the books OF the bank i. haSS
been learned to-day that $4,000 OF Staten islahc
Railroad bonds which were in the bank wheh ns
ee~amination was made on June Is were missed ~
tho examina ton July II and have not peeh see"
since. .....,. ., a
permanent receiver for the Natchaug SIX com
panv also came I'D before Judge Shumway to-day
4 Compromise was effected with the First Ns-
tional hank TO which the silk company owes
ss(o OsN James f. Hayden. the temporary receiver
was confirmed as permanent receiver. and he fur
nshe,l a bond Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
To RACE IL SPRINGFIELD.

Springfield. Mass. Juy q tspec.AD.-rhe directors
OF the Springfield Bicycle cub have arranged the
following list Of and prizes for their sepicm-
ber tournament
Wednesday. September U.-Onemle. Class \
riders within twenty-five miles Of -pringAell. nrst
prize so rilverwire. Arcon1 f-5 s!.vcrwhre. thirt
SIS silvcrwarc. One-mle open. Class B; diamond
valued AT 500. 81 and So respectively One-me IN
ternaiiOnal, professl0nal purses OF 1Ic 'o 10 ana
go respeciivel One-mie cpen. Class y. rrtt prizc
order FOR so suit second, onyx clock w, thlri cut
first prize trophy. $50. second asl third diamonds
valued at 800 and ~ One hall NILE ll5 class
Class \. nrst prze. cut-glass punch Dowl. ~, -ss
ond silver water pitcher $50: trrd riding ;u S2
Five-mile handicap. Class A. first prize god ~atch.
80: second French field glasses. 81. third mackln-
iosh sl5 and shoes y -. Onc-mlle handicap Glass
B: diamonds. 800. 81. $40.
Thursday September l2-Orc-milc. 2eD class
Class A: first prize. gold watch, SO second. all
gator bag. fl5 and shoes. s. ~ third. smoking at.
SiSo second diamond. SO thlri. diamond so one
mile open professional: diamonds. valued a. 500.
500 s75 and SIS. One-me hardicap Glass 4. first
prize silver service. 80. second chair, Ss. third.
track robe. $l5 fourth. go.l-hardlcd umbrella SO -
One-nile record. Class B, mrs, prize. 800 diamond
open. Glass A; first prize. order for overcoat 80.
second piano lamp. sl5 and shoes. s. j0 third.
vase SIS Two-mlle professional handicap. purses.
Sl5O Us $50 and 81 One mile handicap. Glass IL.
diamond ti5: fourth revolver. s. 90 and prize va.ucd
S.
The four professional races on which the club
nuts 81 200 in cash and 800 in diamonds ought to
atirac, the best talent. and some foreign riders
Will doubtless take part as George II. Hendcc.
who Is now abroad. will use his best endeavors to
that end.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24

a, the Roman Empire was prosperous and was out
~ debt and there high state OF civinzauon
10 one can tell but what they were then prooapiy
within hundred years OF new era maj Wben %0e tho
,,aied hand OF selishness was laid upon the Roman
rmnire II was the money-enders Of Rome ana
so e''ro manipuated the money OF that Empire, the
measure Of values by which those honest s,re ana mn
sn5 bad 10 pay them in dearx measure until
they had ruined that great rivizatiSn tnas
annlauseD That we have risen to high state OF
civilization does mean that ms chsnge III u, 1nr S
cline in zao has been % the SrGea men "sSn %So
Us ~ .hst. legislation would be In their per-
sonaI interest when they fostered 1t. (ApplauseJ
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
GEN. CAMPOS NOT WOUNDED.
HE IS SAID TO BE AT BAYAMO AND IN
GOOD HEALTH

COLONEL yzo1uERDO AGAIN PUTS TO FLIGHT
zAyAss BAND MAXIMo GOMEZ KEEPS
PUERTO PRINCIPE IN STATE OF
SIEGE DISEASE SPREADING
AMONG THE sPANIARDs.
Havana. July 23-A dispatch from Remedics re-
ports that Colonel Yzqucrdo. with his command.
has had another battle with the band OF the reue'
leader Zayas The insurgents were aga" "''
persed Colonel Yzquierdos troops closely pursuen
the main body OF the enemy 'or some o,s'a'.o
Yznuierdo has also routed the nsurgent Dand uhuer
the rebel chief suarez, and is marching to CANA
juani.
It is reported at Santiago de Cuba that "ehera'
La Chamdre is at veguita with 1900 troops
General Martinez Campos is at Bayamo. and is in
good health. The reports OF his hAVihs oee"
wounded untrue. x-,
Santiago de Cuba July 16. via Key West. fia''
r,,,, % p On rulv 70 Maxine Gomez besieged Puerto
prlncine not allowing any one to enter with pro-
Visions on July i3 the insurgents caught MN
man who had previously been notified not 10 carry
milk to the city. and hanged MIN oy "o'he" -
ders - .,.,o,
.,,, ,orror "a the soldiers are committing many
o,,r,oas Uouses are entered and despoled OF
their contents Furniture Is destroyed wnie cio'h-
ing and other articles are carried away, anu ohse"
the poor people are left wi,hou, neu IN 10 m
district were about to begin to grind cane wncn
they received orders from Gomez to postpone opera.
lions The order was accompanied by the thresat
that II 1t was not obeyed ne would set hre 10 tne
plantations and hang the employes Inc r latter De. De-
came afraid and all left their places Iney had
no money to pay their fares TO Puerto Prhcipe So
tho Government fearing they would JOIN the reDeis
bough; their tickets TO Santiago.
The health OF the city continues very bad Dur
ing the first fortnight Of the present month tnere
we're 100 deaths a great many OF them caused by
yellow fever The disease has also developer
among the soldiers in the country: This was uhex
pectod as IL is generally confined TO the seaports
The military hospital Is filed with SICK souI'is
and the hospitals and infirmaries In the country
also crowded. -,
Washington. July 23-The reports received py 'he
Marine Hospital Service from Cuba to-day sho"
that for the week ending July 90 there were eighteen
deaths from yellow fever and ffty-four new cases
For the week ending july l3 at Santiago de Supa p
there were forty-onc deaths The oncer inahns Wv. S
r.nort saws that the death rate has rapiny icle 81
and the number OF sick in Santiago de Suoa cs'h W
counted by the hundreds.
The Spanish ConsuGeneral. Mr.. baihasaho' iaS'
night made the following statement: i nave oeeh
of,lcallv informed that the news from Jamaica tnat
General Martinez Campos has been kile1 u ma, ma,
uclousiy false and that he Is enjoying MS usual
good health at Bayamo. CUBA
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24

ant health are a proverbia combination The
hearty man who is always laughing doesn't have
any trouble with his digestion. II has been said
that laughing makes people healthy. The truth is
that health makes people laugh.
There ism anv other thing so essential 10 health rs
regularity in the action Of the bowels. Most all
sickness starts with some arrangement of the diges
tive functions Good digestion means good. pure
blood and that means strength Once let the bowels
become clogged with refuse matter, and the whole
system is derangcd Impure, poisonous matter gets
into the blood and plants the seeds for all SORTS OF
sickness ...,
Whenever there is stoppage OF the intest'nai
action help should be given Immediately. Usually
a mild gentle laxative il ali that Is necessary a
violent wrenching gripping cathartic is never needed
DIR Pierce's Pleasant Pellets the most pleasant
and successful remedy for occasional or chronic con
s,ipaion or costvcness. They tiny sugar coatcu
anti bilious granues that even the smallest CHILD can
easily take They act in perfect accord with nature
and produce gripping or other disagreeable feel.
ing They should be taken at the first indication OF
digestive trouble. They stop sour stomach, belch-
ing "hcaft burn" natulercc and sick headache
They are constipation permanently You can stop
taking them after the bowels are thoroughly regu
lated Their help lasts You do not become slave
TO their Use a. with other pills.
A free sample package a to doses) will be sent
on request, Once used, they always In favor
Address WORLDS DIsPENsARy MEDICAL AsSocIA-
TIoN, No. 663 Main Street. Buffalo, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
AID COOLER AND WESTERLY WINDS.

Washington July 23-The pressure has risen In New
England and the Middle States 1t has fallen IN tne
northerly mountlin districts The temperature mas a'.
=, , o,,o vou.y ,na the Middle states and remained
,o,r,v stationary In other Heavy rains nave
fallen IN the Lower Mississippi Valley and at scattered
uonts IN Kansas and Southwest Light showers nave
occurred in the Valley and southern portions OF s'
:ricts and continued in the Lower Mssiss ppi ,asS
and altered showers in the southwest slghtp wv.
tomperature Will prevail southern New Eng ana an.
the Middle states Higher temperature IN the >0r'""e
and nearly stationary In other districts
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
TIE. MICHIGAN HTNERS STRIFE

PROPOSITION OF EMPLOYERS RETURNED Wy
THE MEN
Marquette Mich, July 3-Thc demonstration
OF striking iron miners yesterday greater than
ever 4 written proposition was submitted to the
strikers by the owners Of the Winthrop Mine Of
fering to surrender the lease OF the mine and pay
the additional sum OF 1900 as bonus II the strik-
ers will take the mine and work IL themselves.
But the miners doubted the sincerity Of the ge-
ment. and referred the ofrer back 70 the owners.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
FROM CANADA TO THE WEST INDIES.

SCHEME TO EXTEND THE HALlFAA AN' DEL"
Mt'pA CABLE ~ ORDER TO FAVOR
DOMINION TRADE.
vor,re,l July "a special dispatch from Lon
don says. 49,, ,ho
There's good authority for stating INA, ' Wv
pr,,ish Government has agreed to grant a SUBSIDY
=, ,,,,,c,,on with one granted by tho
canadian Government. will enable the Halifax ana
n.rmuda cable TO be extended 70 The West inoirs t
lepartmental details are being hna1iy
o'ent" 70 Canadian trade with the West ,ndirs lr,
witch IS now altogether dependent upon the A"e''
can cable channels.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

NETAII.Ep FOKFV TUX IV-0FSr'
For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont. fair Westerly
w.nds 49,.
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut .'
slightly cooler: north west winds
For Eastern New-York. fair: slightly cooler IN s'
portion; north winds .,.y.rs
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New-jersey ana
fair. slightly cooler. northweserly winds s,,sht-
For the District OF Columbia and MarS''"''
ly cooler: northwesterly winds - ooron north 70
For Virginia ialr cooler In easter" F
winds. liar. north west
winds. ,.,,,a Western New"
Work and Ohio fair: ncrthcry winds becoming '"'''
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
row WATER IN MONTREAL HARBOR

DANGER THAT. WITHIN A MONTH. THE LARGER
STEAMSHIPS WILL. De UNABLE TO ENTER
Non,re,i July 2S.-There are only twenty-six feet
Ave inches Of water In the harbor AT present oh
the corresponding day OF last year the uep'n was
,usn,v-n,ne feet nine inches. II the present lower
,,. q, Tho water continues, In less than a month
,he larger steamships Will be unable 10 come III, IN
mere and Will have 10 be loaded ana uh'oaaeu o'
lighter.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
,vr1y ppI\C-E FERDINAND STAYS AVA

WHY PRINCE FERDINAND SIAfo Avail
REPORT THAT HIS MiNislhh "0
SHOULD HE RETURN TO SOFIA
London July 2l-"rruth tomorrow "'' .,,
,,. ,, carlsbad saving that Prince Ferdi-
, -, pu,,,r,a told some OF his friends that ne
had ,elegraphed to his Ministers that he wou1a re-
u,rn 70 sofia Immediately but that the Minister'S re-
p'ed that they would resign i ne returneu Jrss
and advised him 70 remain abroad ior the present
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
READY TO MARCH UPON CoRbA'

RUSSIA MAssIN'' Hin 7'I'"''
FRONTIER OF JAPANS HALF
CLAIMED PROVINCE
London July 23.-A dispatch from ST. Peters
burg via Eydtkuhnen. Prussia, OH the HusS'"
,ron,ier SAYS that preparations have been COM
,le,.a N Mace IS eco Russian troops in two army
corns on the frontiers OF Manchurta and Corea.
besides sending 1900 men by TRANSPORT service 10
Vlallyostock West Siberian and Iurkestan ui-
,isicns will be ready within month TO operate
on the frontier OF Manchuria
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
INcOGN1TI CRICKETERs DEFEATED.

Philadelphia. July % CSpeciaD.-The Incogniti
Cricket club. from New-York. continued their
game here to-day and only increased their total
of Yesterday by twelve runs. being all out for l5i
The WAYNE Country club went to the wickets
again and with only four men out. declared their
inning closed with the splendid total OF 294 to their
credit A. B Mimin played lucky inning OF
lJ The New-Yorkers only able 10 get lZ2.
thus losing the game by 2o2 runs. The following Is
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

I, this diagram a continuous white hme hmme..ns's sef.
,arxes In pressure as Indicated BY The Irpah hs ieG-
rscorslns barometer The dotted line represen& "
peraturs recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune Once July ~. 1 a. m-The wes'ner '...
WAS fair ard cooler The temperature ranseu ...
70 md 50 degrees the average 0',S being -.
lower than on Monday and higher ina" ." WV
The weather to-day IL likely TO be fair ana '"'"~
coola,
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24

Belgium seems to be passing now 'hroush
dangerous revolutionary crisis During the last rev
months the debates In the Chamber nave IRE
ouently been troubled by violent assaults De-
tween the representatives OF the different pohocai
parties Personal attacks and even Insults nave
been directed against the King and the Royal ram
iIy who were accused. for instance. by Deputy
Demblon with having enriched themselves con-
slderably since they have been In power FOR be-
fore they were las poor rats. These parlia-
mentary onslaughts were occasioned by the dis
cussons on the Electoral Communal law by
which the Conservatives tried TO diminish the ad-
vantages procured by the General Election law
to the Socialist party. which had for the fitst
time sent its represen tatives 10 the Chamber. The
attacks were renewed during the recent debate
relative to the payment OF the loan personally
contracted by King Leopold IN favor OF the
congo state Now the trouble Is about the Secta-
rlan Education bill. and instead OF beirg con-
amad Within the precincts OF Parliament il has
reached the street. Moreover, that agitation Is not
monopolized by Brussels. but 1t has been extend
ed to other large cities. A few days ago there was
ai Ghent a manifestation made by about 5000 peo-
pie. who paraded the streets, bearing Inscriptions
,yith such words as, Free thinkers. stand up. The
freedom OF conscience is in danger! The old pupils
OF the communal schools protest against the
Sectarian bill Workmen. you have become too
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
AGAINST sECTARIAN EDUCATION.

THE BELGIAN KING AND MINISTRY AXE iNS' AiH'
by RADICALS AND SOCIALISTS Nho
WANT FREE SCHOOLS
brussels July GA Radical and socialist DEM
onstratlon was made here to-day against the 10Y
crnment's Sectaran Educational Dill Inc NAMES
y, rho King and his Minister'S were hooted and the
,ro,A hecame 90 disorieriy that the police inter
fered The efforts OF the police to disiersc the
crowd met with much resistance but ai.er S,n' E
thev succeeded In breaking up the gathering. Sew
enteen persons were arrested
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24

F. GIAcOMEsE rro,,.D,ece, IN Praise Of Summer
MARCHIoNEss OF CARMARTHEN ...". .se'enAs
MARIE DANCROFT r,,.n,..
Illustrated by Lewis Baumer
g. H. CROCKETT .. Love Among the Beech Leaves
iiIas;racs by j. $. crcmpton
ROBERT > rIa.tratea h.aMsSSss.' Sy s. ii. vedder.
"sON OF THE MARSHES" When LdaSs' vandsrIyr
printed In 'RarsJ
Tho soconA sori.s OF these charming and delicate ~
productions from water color drawings -,
AUGUST +. JACCACI. The Palace OF ron'ar 40
Illustrated by I>oir Luigi and the Aue".s,
JOHN DAVIDSON .............A Highway Pin ~
""''' illustrated by A. Fox
MRS. PARR The rolies Of Fashion No 3ppancins p,s
iiIusrated with Reproductions from oio frlh's
WILLIAM WALDORF AsTOR Monsieur de Nerou
"' illustrated by Mucha.
A JAPANESE ARTIST IN ENGLAND. ,,..
Peasc,ion of the Habits and Tastes OF FISH
Illustrated by r. Woodroffe.
p. WOODROFFE. impressions No 3.-ffeworks
II. c. MA>s'LiilM 1iIa.,ratcd by j. smith.
Evoq.n M.aasns |. Ea5y ana Isi.n cSid AF' No. w.
Illustrated with Engra,inss by T. bonner ana "' 'p''
meyer.
r. uACKENNAL.......s Summer. Allesorcal pessn'
1.,s,ea with Taumb-nal Sketches by Ernest Goodwin
FRANK CHEsWORTH The Humours OF the Month
TITLE AID INDEX TO VOL. vi.
...rbe Second Part Of The Campaign Of trafalgar ~
,,-ncr o.coXNOR MORRIS will appear In the septem-
Der Number.
Editorial Ornces: IS Charng Cross Road LONDON w. -
Publishing Onccs London, is Charlng cross noao.
" e. NEwY YORK THE INTERNATIONAL NEWS
COMPANY; Toronto The Toronto News CO.. montreal
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
REED g. BARTON,
silversniths.
Everything Desirable in sveware at Reasonao's
~ Union Square. n. "
l3 MAIDEN LANE. n. T.
TOu uRlST
THE BIDWELL-IlNKHAM
CYCLE CO., n. Y.
AGENTS for stearns Wheels.

rorer,,,,. tho cIericals want TO crush YOU,
It is well known that in Bssiuam na snee the days
- The Duke OF Alva though Article II oi INC
constitution uroclam; r,ans that ,hst this constu-
,ional nrescripton shall cease to be dead ie..e.
and the popular agitation raised aRout eran roysit
than were the debates relative 10 tne Sons" -
fatrs or even the Communal Electoral Ia"'
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24

London July 23-To-nght the standing OF the
various parties in the House OF Commons is as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
AboMmams
aTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS"
Received the HIGHEST AWARD
at the WORLDS FAIR, and at the
ANTWERP EXHIBITION.
LIBERAL LOSSES CONTINUE.
SIR WILLIAM HARCOURT RETURNED BY A
REDUCED MAJORITY

TORIES GAIN FOUR SEATS MANN AND EDWARDS.
THE LABOR LEADERS. DEFEATED-JAMES
CALDWELL. Is RETURNED ny a SMALL
MAJORITY FROM LANARK.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
SUMMER NUMBER
(AUGUST)
Pail Mall Magazine
EDITED by
LORD FREDERICK HAMILT TON, N. p.
AND SIR DOUGLAS STRAIGHT.
NOW READY.
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
ro .r,,.,,c .uperiory as we'll literary merit this
suc- Number surpases the previous speciai ssoo
NOW READY.
PRICE, 25 CENTS.

For artistic superiority well as literary men' ens
Summer Number surpasses even the previous 'peea'
- ,n. ALI. MALL. MAGAZINE" some Of which Are
now eagerly sought after their value ana exceed
ing beauty.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24

II isn't much trouble for n
really healthy man to be good
humorrd. lollity and cxhnber.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
LIBERAL LOSSES.

Cambr!igcshrc. Ch"sterton Dyison-B. Greene
(Conservatlvel. 1852. III. f.. Hoarc N.ibcraD, iol2
In 1892 Mr. iIoare carried ne division by 1913 ma
jority.
Somerset. North Divsion-E. II. L!eweyn CON
servativc) 1862: I. 4. Warner GiberaD 1856. Mr..
Warner had ~ aiority IN the division In 1872.
Oxfordshire. Banbury Divisional. Brassey Con
s-ryative). i.057. 6. Thornton Q.beraD. 3.01i The
Liberal majority IN 1892 was lSI.
Cornwall Cambornc Divsion--A. strauss q Mon
ism 3ls6: C. A. v Conybeare d.iberaD. 2.7H In
l@2 Mr.. Conybeare beat Mr.. Strauss by f3S ma
IOrty
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24
Peculiar

A>~N,~ Ds1l, cure habitual constipation.
New-York tribune., 1895-07-24

Editorial Orces IS Charing Cross Road LONDON W. u
Publishing Ofrccs: London. is Charlng cross Hoao.
W. c.: NEw-YORK THE iNTERNArloNAL 'h"s
COMPANY; Toronto. The Toronto News |0' "'"''''''
Tho Montreal Co.