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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
BAD MEN BAGGED.
Two Thieves Taken in Tow at
Owatonna.

OwatOnna.
Specialize the Globe.
OwAToNNA, Jan. 5.-Two men, Civ
ing their names as John Smith and A.
Pemrick, broke into William Monks
shoe store and stole large quantity of
overshoes. Afterwards they broke into
the residence of n. j. Schafer, and APP
preprlated large amount of personal
property. At this place. however, they
overlooked an open safe, which con-
tanned nearly $4,000 in wheat checks.
They also broke into the Catholic
church and stole 5000 worth of gold and
sllverware. The local authorities
rounded them up as they were about to
leave town OIL the north bound freight
train. They were tried in the munich
pal court room this afternoon, and
bound over to the grand jury, which
will meet next June. Bail was fixed at
$1,000, which has not bsen furnished.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
Crushed Between Cars.

M1NoT, S. D., Jan. 5.-Audrew Bos-
soyn. a passenger brakeman on the
Great Northern. while making coup
ling yesterday afternoon. was crushey
between two mail cars. His recover
is doubtful.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
~ Valuable Stallion Killed.

a MONTICELLO. Wis, Jan. Billy D,
a stallion and trotter, valued at $4,000,
and owned by Doyle Bros. while being
led across the track Yesterday afternoon
reared and backed into incoming
freight oil the Milwaukee road and re-
eeived injuries from which he died an
hour or two afterwards.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
Minus a Land Agent.

The land dedartmenJ of the Northern
Pacific is without general land agent,
Mr.. Waugh, who has held that position,
having resigned the first of this month.
The appointment of successor rests
with Land Commissioner Phipps, who is
now in the East on business.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06

draw upon in the hour of need. The
liver filters out the poisonous germs
which enter the system. Just so surely
as the liver regulates the system, so do
DIT. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate the
liver. Keep this in mind, and you solve
the problem of good health and good
living. The Pleasant Pellets have
tonic, Strengthening effect upon the lin
ing membranes of the stomach and bow
els, which effectually cures Biliousness,
Sick Headache, Costiveness, or Consti-
patton, Indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Bad Taste in Mouth, Sour Risings from
Stomach, and will often cure Dyspepsia.
The pellets are tiny, because the
vegetable extracts are refined and con-
centrated. Easy in action, no gripping as
with old fashioned pills. AS dinner
pill" to promote digestion, take one
each day after dinner To relieve the
distress arising from over-eating, moth
ing equals one OF these little g Pellets"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
CONTENTS OF PART 20.
He Wants CuIIom,s Shoes

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-EX-Congressman
George E. Adams has formally an
nounced himself a candidate for the
United States senatorship from Illinois,
now held by Shelby NJ. CullOm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
Hot sneakersh,n Fieht.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 5.-The with
drawal last night of several prominent
candidates has intensified the contest
for speaker, and the members seem dis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
SOUTH STATE SOLoNs.
They Gather at Pierre in Great
Numbers.

Special 10 the Globe.
PIERRE, S. d.. Jan. 5.-A About all of
the members-elect Of the legislature ar
rived last night for the session of the
South Dakota legislature, which con-
venes Tuesday. The speakership con-
test is hot between Charles 0. Howard,
of Redfield, and Charles II. Burke, of
Pierre, with show for dark horse,
though Howard seems III the lead just
now. Senator PettigreW has estab-
llShed headquarters, and is certain of
reelection without contest. No Re-
publican caucus will likely be held
until Monday, when every member will
be on the ground.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
In a State of Bankruptcy

is the condition
of our system if
the liver becomes
inactive so that
the germs and
poisons can accu-
n1ulate within the
body. Keep the
liver and bowels
active and we're
in a condition of
healthy prospect
ity and have stuff
GENTLY we'll in
-nr%aI 1o-.41
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-06
Superior Won Over.

Special 10 the Globe.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 5.-Superior and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
LONG ISLAND
NYACk
STATEN ISLAND

carry 2Ss square feet OF sail. A meeting OF the
club will be held at Captain Ahrens hotel Cropsey-
ave, mex. "Wednesday evening, To near me Hnai re-
port OF the Site Committee.
Last Friday the Bensonhurst Tennis ana Achery
Club was organized with thirty members at tne
home OF Ethel Par.itt. Benson-ave. with the tol-
lowing officers President Charles Kennedy; wee
president. Marie Lester; secretary, Ethel Parntt;
treasurer. otto Schwardtfeger; field captain, Hugh
NJ. FurguesOn: lieutenant. John Finley. Tne Gun
will play the grounds. Twenty-tirst-st ana Ben.
son-ave.. formerly used by the old Bcnsonhurs,
Tennis Club. Various committees were appointed
TO arrange the seasons play. second meeting
held last night the club being the guests or
Martha Hotter al the home OF Charles NJ. smith, IN
Bay Thrty-iirst-st An entertainment viii be gwen
In fortnight to raise funds for the purpose OF an
OUTFIT. -,
The fair for the Fort Hamilton Free library will
be held April 49, ~ and %. at the Parish Hal.
Nineteenth-st. The committee in charge IS Presl-
dent. Mrs. ID. H. s. Thorne; vice-president; Mrs:
John Robinson; secretary, Mrs. George Berns'
settle. Mrs. Or. Michael Walsh. Mrs. John +. Mayo,
Mrs. T. y. Doubleday. Mrs. Louis G. llndeman'
Mrs. j. Allison. Mrs Neil Poulson. Mrs James T.
Farrell. Mrs. George H. Austin. Miss Geston
handsome diamond ring * offered by Mrs. Robinson
to the one selling the highest number Of tickets
Tuesday night fully 200 at the meeting OF
Kedron Lodge, F. and \. NJ. in Bath Beach. wnen
the third degree conferred upon Captain cay
ton and Harry Sturtevant. OF Coney Island. r.. NJ
Ehlers, secretary OF the State grand lodge. delivered
the historical lecture Many prominent officers OF
the order were also in attendance upon the inter-
eSting ceremonies.
The New Utrecht Club gave entertainment and
dance at the clubhouse THURSDAY evening II was
enjoyable and we-attended function.
The Glenwoods is new tennis and social club re-
Gently organized In Blythebourne. Charles A.
Bailey president Laura Van Giernik, ice-pres-
dent Clarence Dederick. secretary and treasurer.
The first regular meeting will be held az the home
Of the Vlce-president next Thursday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
NOTES From OTHER PLACES

Tn. best n-h.n, records - single DAY made dur
INK tine present trout season vas made by IL. VII
son. or Hrookhaven. a member u the South Side
cub At OakIlie ana Edwin Bailey. Jr. Mr. Wilson
,lYgl, 4 oI4ck.cd beauty on Monday which tipped
flr -,ll. ~ three AMI three-lUarte's pounds Mr..
bailey made the largest single catch capturing ven
fin. trout
Vanguard Hose Company. o. Patchogue. has filed
articles Of Incorporation in ~" county clerk =
office At RiVerneaI The trustees for the nrst
YEAR are G-org" T. smith. James Smtzey Aiah-
son sun. Arthur GU aud Edward Furman. The
term OF existence Of the company IL TO be nfty
years. 49,.
II H. learned that the excursion 20 the Point-o
Woods Cuautauqua. on Friday next VIII be- wide
Is uatroul2rd. Numerous parties from various
di-tiut points have. by letter 20 the Rev \. r..
Cotton at patchogue slgnified their Intention To be-
utlof NH boz in waitnr to sat! across tn Gr"at
South Bay covering the elght-mile course In thirty
minutes
The southampton branch Of thu Woman's chris
t,r Tanpertn,e Union has elected Officers az fol-
loA- President Mir. l.. Is Moore. nrSt vice
president Mrs Gilbert Whl -. second Nlc"-pcesi-
dent Mr. - g. Gardner; recording secretary, Mrs.
l. -; iclloVs corresponding secretary Miss clara
~,rouI. treasurer MIR. T.. =. Hunting press su-
prriufcndeu, Mr.. T.. W. Bennett The next meet
ing VIII bc held ON thu afternoon % April =. at
ill., hone o. Mr. David q. Fellows.
William WiaWlll returned 20 Bay shore Wednes-
lpv from his winter nom" In Hawks Park Nolusia
Comfy. Fla.
f,r th. Easter holidays. She - attending school
The queens county T~aohcr-' Institute Will b.
held m Fushiug during the week beginning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

: s'teiL ~ economy has struck ,b" Washington
Po.tonicc auih,iiic- ani j. is understood th1t the
present force OF i've letcr-cIrrl"rs Iu This village
viii Doe reduced % three Posiofic" Inspector Nor
RIO. OF N.W-York city W. here within the la,
week and after investigation Went away with the
conviction that the reduction conll be made without
imrairng the efficiency OF th" service. an opinion
that certainly was shared 10y one else with whom
he came in contact ln this vicinity.
The vital statistics FOR the town OF DSs n.ng Tor
March show clshi deaths, AZ an aNcrig" AZ" OF
twenty four years: four marriages, ami sN births.
The village fire department election Mas h"ld last
tn. sday evening and Tn" following officers We're
elected after A warm contest. chief rgncer.
lanes VI Jarvis. FIRST Assistant Engineer. Johu VI
Trustee William Brandreth gave n dinner AT his
hom. IN Ellis Place" last Tuesday evening Tor the
Board Of Village Trustees. Prcsid"nt AhTim hyatt
CnrpDraiion COUNCIL John Gibney and Trustees
lanes F@cry Townsend. oorlach kenn"y, Gusiin
'rn,nukina AMI sherwood pu.st- The
drstb's term three wears IN thu boari
The Ossning Book club has given $40 To The
C.siuiug II0splial a memorial Of Mrs. Catherine
f. Van Cortlandt who was for many years the
manager Of the Book club.
John f.. Cooley president Of the Grand Forks
UDakJ Plough Company has recently been the
guest of J. Howard Duuscomb. Of this village.
Dr Albrr; W Triggar has resigned his place
demonstration In the N"w-N ork College Of Dentistry
ana viii give his entire attention 10 his practice
in this village
The annual meeting Of the congregation Of the
Presbyterian Church was held last ThursdaN even
ing Besides the usual business transacted Adj
infant General Edward \. McApin. James \. Hart
ana Samuel Lawrence were elected trustees for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
Long ISLAND.
NOTES FROM TOWNS BEYOND THE KINGS
COUNTY LINE.
LONG ISLAND CITY.


Mayor Sanford furnished some amusement for the
Republicans Of queens county 4 few mornings ago
10y making a bitter attack through the press on
I.ucien Knapp. the Republican city Treasurer OF
Long Island city. who has persistentiy refused To
oblige His Honor and John e. Shcehan, OF New
York 10y attestne certain bonds when the adj
minisiration wanted To give the contractors Tor
work done on the sewers. The Mayors complaint
is that since the public Improvements nave plth
shut down great hardshps have been endured he
contractors and suh-c0ntractors. hr says hhNe
been unable to ray their employees. VINO IN tHIn
have outlvrd their credit with me tfap"sp'"ple
ami boarding house keepers in scores 81 instances
~ any have been Inconvenience IN thl- mat
ter ii j. the Italians aud foreigners Slld a our
Ward Republican - the writer "Frw II any, ol
our own laborers found employment on our puphc
works. Mayor Sanford attack on treasurer hnhbP
might have some weight II the people thiuuShouI
the city did not know that ON" Of me ilIst art. OF
Ills Ionor's reform administration ~dS l" increase
the Mayors salary S5'p per annum ana 10 create
number Of offices. including a clerk to the
engineer At 81 ~ a year. which he gay" 10 me rep
Mr.. Knapp appeared. The r~forn"rs mex hci'aSr
the salary Of our two police justices %h tich anu
IN thcir salaries. Ih"N also succtrd'' ~ ;, Ing
bill through the Legislature GIVING 'lch Oh our Srk'n
Aldermen a yearly salary 81 wv ana h'''' Tn, o,'..'
unnecessary burdens upon III" tiNpiNtiS' lt's-
urcr Knapp. Il seems has called halt 10 ''I,alh
,Ntrayagances aud l. determined to issue no more
bonds until h. aScrrtiins whether Sherilai ana
O'Brlen chewing the law and fulfilling me torn.
Of their contracts. This j. why Mayor SANFORD
nnds fault with Knapp and j. impatient wth ms
Mi Sanford viii OF later realize ia" potency
Of this trliisn.
Company he'd "a m. INK at 80 = Borhcn-AFr On
Monday ana elected the following officers: president
Walter c. Foster. vice-pre.ideni h.nry n
ir.. secretary ami tr'ts 'rtr iouiS N9h h'fIl"'i
directors William Stduway. George thr't a. -
Ci,ahe.r. W. g. Foster. Frank \. Ehret. John Il
Hlss'acher. Executive Committee. William stein
WAY and ti-prg- Ebrrf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
Flu SIZING.

Miss Caroline Hicks Of 40. l9l Amiiy-st.. chair
man of the Committee OF Arrangements for the
Council Of Long Island Women's Clubs and Socie-
ties which is meet I'm Jamaica May ). mas her
programme 80 far completed to be able 10 an
nOuncr the names OF some of the more prominent
women who Will deliver addresses. There Will pc
TWO sessions OF the council on Friday, May s. Inc
morning session VIII he devoted TO club reports; IN
the afternoon addresses VIII be made by Mrs. j. -
Croly. founder of SorJsis: Mrs. Anna g. Field,
founder Of the Brooklyn Womans club Mrs Mary
Lowe Dickinson president of the National Councii
Of Women: Mrs. Helen II. Backus. president OF the
brooklyn Woman's club. Mrs. Mariana Chapnlab'
president OF the Brooklyn Woman Suffrage Asso-
citation. The Executive Committee OF the New York
state Federation Will meet on the same date anu
Dee present. Miss Hicks. on behalf OF the commit
te-. extends cordial invitation 10 all me New
York clubs and societies to attend the COUNCIL ses-
slOns. ?,
The plant Of the Flushing and College POINT Eiec-
tric Railroad Company was SOLD on, Inur5dd! ID, "a
t"rnOon by Special Master Richard T. MORE. ! ne
purchasers We're cravath Houston, REPRESENTING
the rcorganiZ"d company The property piousnI
only $250p. II cost the original company nearly
$4,000 moro than the amount receNrd Inc reor-
pdniZrl company VIII operate the road anu PROM
ses 10 improve the property ana give lhcreaSeu Id
cilifirs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

The trcmen's annual election took plac- here on
Monday when al. following oilcers were chosen:
William II Stoyle. foreman. i. Newell SImm-.
assistant foreman. Frank " Roger. SECRETARY. auI
Lewis Smith. treasurer The company D., iH good
condition financially AMI Otherwise
Edward Crossman. John W. Arthur. George H.
Barr and Egbett -. Lewis are the only Hunting
tonans drawn hy county clerk puyall as Grand
Jurors at the Spring circuit to be- he'd here begin
Trial mfy Hat hy Israel lIigbl,. il, charles y.
White. Richard Ackerb. William : Sopcr. Robert
The Huntington Yacht club is now IN assured
TACT Me-srs. Long Bunce nave begun the cree
r4nS-e M' "a .!"mok roa9t, Il * To- b" nnShrG
by June J. The club has membership of ihiIiy
II H. Gordon. Nice-' "nmodor" J. W shepard. Scc-
rotary quincy T.. street. George Taylor W. Il. TUT
hLl Hcorgc II. Rogers. T. W raimcr T. kane.
prosssr. Ir.. W H. Stage. Dr. W u. Gibson. y. h.
Ghierseeye Mckee Brown and .. ". lngersoli
The Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Association Of
Huntington held meeting on Thursday evening in
it, building. which ~ used rs pnb'lc library, and
accepted u generous offer made bV Temple Prime.
president of the associations to assist In paying off
the funded debt OF the association. The memorial
building IL a pretty little stone structure At the
eastern entrance 10 the village A soldiers monu-
u,,nt soDn 10 be erected In front OF the building
The statue which - that Of "A soldier at par1i"
pedestal eight feet In height on which l. 10 BE-
inscribed Duce c Dccorum est Pro fatra Mort.
Mrs. Edward White. OF Huntington, was seriously
inluicd IN runaway hcrldtnt N"Sttrd1y WINE 0ut
riding at cold Spring IiarbOr. She and Miss
Brown started ont for a drive In the afternoon
While the carrlaee was passing the home of Joseph
D)ty. In the SyoSsrt road. the horse took fright
and boltel. Mrs White and her companion were
thrown our over the dashboard. The horse kicked
her IN the side and also In the face. making an
ugly wound Mrs. White was picked up uncon
scIous. bleeding from the and mouth. 1t IL
feared that she Is injured Internally. She con
Veyed 10 her home in 4 coach by her husband ana
H. in "A precarlous condition. Miss Brown was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
STATEN ISLAND.

NOTES oF INTEREST FROM RICHMOND CoUNrk
The Republican General Committee is regular
monthly meeting at Schmc.ser's Han. Stapicon. on
Tuesday evening urged the passage Of th" bipartisan
Police bill now I'm the Legislature.
The Newark Methodist Conference is being held at
the Bethel Methodist Episcopal Church. Tottenve.
This Is the first time that the conference has been
he'd Staten Island IN thirty years
There was general surprise IN the ranks OF the
Democracy Tuesday when II was learned that
number OF dsgruntled politicians met as general
committee and organized by electing the following
officers: Chairman. Michael Mcclure ce-charman,
John l.. Dobson: treasurer Mathew : fully; secre-
taries. Michael Collins. George ". Stake. Joseph
Curren John Pothof and Joseph Nader As there
was no quorum present and 10 meeting had been
called by the temporary chairman. II Is expected
nay h.r" W., wnt De a ,Neig uIs ""'' INC 'ees
The next regular meeting OF the Fortnshtiy club.
OF New brighton. will be held ON Monday afternoon
at the home of Miss BogerL IN Livingston. -,
The Board OF Supervisors transacted more i'm
portant business a, their meeting Last TUESDAY than
at any previous single meeting. is predicted in the
Tribune last week hey adopted me plan. OF me
1t was also decided 10 issue additional road bonds
macadamized roads. The following roads were de-
sisnated az county roads Sarah Ann and Van Duzer
Road and Fresh KIN Road. Southfed: Post and
Carey ayes. Caste;oni ard the Old stone Road.
s:ruc,ed finish the following roads first: Rich-
mond Road. from Broad-st 10 Nanderbilt-aye.i
and Post and carey ayes. The bonds TO be
issued In amounts required. and 10 run for wen-
ty-hve years An appropriation Or $500 also
made for the maintenance ~ the present roads.
When thes. new roads have been completed staten
Island will have forty miles OF the hands0mest
macadamizsd roads IN the state ana me completion
Of the Fresh XIII Bridge viii complete magnificent
drive around the Island
The trustees OF Por, Richmond met at the village
hail on Tuesday evening and adopted the following
budget which IL an Increase OF SEQ over last year.
General fund. $1,000: Fire Department. x00; hy-
drants. 5000; light. $500: Health Board $1,000;
Sewer Board, 500; total, sa3so.
The Edgewater trustees have not yet signed
the OF the franchises granted TO the dlf-
ferent electric railroads. They have. however,
ordered William NJ Mullen counsel to the board. TO
have the contracts ready FOR execution on April g.
Alfred Nolan Martin, Of Stapleton, on Thursday
evening addressed large audience In Grfiiths Hall,
at Port Richmond on America for Americans"
The Excise Board which elected under a
pledge that II would not grant any new licenses has
broken faith with It's supporters. IL has granted
number OF new licenses, and at It's meeting last
Monday night received nine applications. which will
be granted at its meeting next Monday. protest
sent to one Of its members has never reached the
board and II is alleged has been destroyed by the
member who received it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
TUCKAHOE AND RRONXVILLE.

Misses Luce French and Ida Green. Of Katonah
are guests Of Miss L. Omsted, at Bronxvine.
Gideon Thorne Of Bronxville. has returned from
trip - Ormonl. Fla
Ia the jefferson Place Pubic school. "A Tucka hoe
intermediate department. tweniy-cleht scholars
stood at over % per cent I'm studies and Department
in March.
The New-York City District Water Company has
Ggecined to sign the contract presented by the
Town Board Of Fast Chester, TO supply TuckahOe
with water for fire and household purposes
igh"ay Commissioner -. Cronin OF Tnckahoe.
has granted street railroad franchises through parts
o. the town 20 the Edenwald Street Railroad COM
htny and the New-NOrk Western and Connecticut
Daniel Hardy, foreman of Norcross Brothers ex-
aa'hslVe marble quarries, has removed from Tucka-
Miss Grace Robertson. daughter Of ex-Assembly-
Man Kh9berison; OF Ne%,York CITY IS the guest OF
anu Mrs Weyant are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
discussion over the recent town election the
9iner night at Tuckahoe between John Clarity and
IILamh a. Koran resulted IN Garrltys knocking
inncting other injuries. For day two Horan's
NE ale was despaired Of. and he il not yet out Of
taxpayers in Schoo, District NO |. Tuckahoe
iiSNe pettoned School Commissioner Alierton TO
the jefferson Place branch school of no 3 being
n number. As District No / is out OF debt it
Mrs Macdonald OF New-York city. has leased
sTT wei-known Butler home, at Scarsdale for the
new schoo house to replace the present ancient
enlarure al Waveriy On- theIIll. Tuckahoe. and an
bnipdsis'ment OF the jefferson Place public schoo
banS are evidently among the things near al
"1 1 Both are much needed.
hirfIt hursday evening Mrs. s. NJ. Odell gave
Ro.nn1ay party at Rockledge. on the Tuckahoe
''SWa rl for her daughter. Miss Daisy odelI
wiz ahu-Iaw and his wife Mr. and Mrs ~ Sedg
This moved into their handsome Scarsdaie mousse
The FidelIs Club. OF Armour villa Park Bronx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06
SOuE NEW KlvDS or SALES NEEDED.
From The Chicago Tribune.

There Is money waiting for thc young man who
WA sunni. cntcrprisng merchants with a large.
nov vocabulary Of ''sa.es." The demand for new
STYLES and ndi,ctives Is great and growing. The
'ir," sale u Oil ~ your grandfather, bat re-
mains I'm good workable order In spite of these long
years OF use l.kcWiS, the "Wlter-lamagc' sale.
Recently these merchants militant have even gone
back 10 f.ud8l times for words ana phrases. Dne
throws down the gauntlet with defiance sale
connection up the street rctoFfs with
leng." sale bat this "chall' nPc" sale IS met the
week following with matches challenge sale
and the doorways are crowded before o'coc, I'm
the morning with bargain-hLnters, who want to be
n Al the death Of high prices. The CLOSING out''
sale has long done service. but the got 10 move
slle IL A later conception. Another man convincos
Won hv clouient asseyeratl0ns that there is NOR.
efficacy I'm green tags than In blue glass and upon
n certain day his entire establishment blossoms with
thes. green tags. every tag representing "A price
stricken down with ruthless hand New IDEAS i'm
these STYLES of street and window sIgns are com ny
out All the time but the number which can be- used
m I'm live town IN the course Of year IL great
ana nobody pays better for new idea than a bust
ness man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-06

Vile. he'd a reception at the home Of Mrs. Noise
on Wednesday evening.
ON Wednesday night the Tuckahoe Postoiice was
entered for the third time within year ana half.
This tire only ~ cents in stamps were taken.
The railroad station was also broken into. but
nothing was secured and the office OF the Tuckahoe
Lumber ana Coal company was also broken into.
and attempt made 20 blow open the large safe.
but the rascals only succeeded in Blowing of the
outside lOck-plates and knobs.
Among the changes in Scarsdale this spring are
the following: Chsres Bates's family VIII remove
the sunny Fern place. which he purchased from
Joan Bodie Mr. and Mrs Edward McGra;h VIII
remove TO their new home in Rrookheld. White
Pains. and +. File 10 the p2rl; oi the North End
Iand ImprONemcnl lumpanN.