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The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

The Kansas wind-bag reported that
Mr.. Fred Douglass complimented his
recent move. Perhaps the old man
will have cause to change his opinion,
although he failed to remove Henry
johnson.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

L. W. Pulies, who n'es- -PepubIl-
can last year and declared himself q
Democrat, is badly in need of job
he is depending on the Kansas wind
bag to help him out.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
To abo,ish onprass,on

st. Petersburg, Dec. st is report
ed that Gen. Gourko, Governor of Po-
land, and his son, Vice Governor Of
Poland, have resigned, the Czar in
tending to abolish the oppressive gov
ernment Of that province.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

1t is hoped that Bob Still will GO
to Liberia. He deserves recognition.
He will not go if he hangs or 10 C.
II. j. Taylor and his crowd.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

DR.. r. G. o. Benjamin, is prominent
ly mentioned for the Chaplaincy of the
next House. He is unanimously in
dorsed by all the eleading negro Journals.
No b tier man could be appointed.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
TO CONSuMPrlVES!

No better remedy can be for Cor every form OF
cough colds bronchitis and '.obiity. or for
consumption in any OF its stages. = DR.. "ilbors
Compound of Pure CcC-Liver Oil a.41 Phosphates OF
Lime Soda and Iron. r = the fruit C. long expert
euce and experiment., g. its present form can be
recommended as the best preparation known to re-
tore vitality and vi2or TO flesh, nerve. blood and
br.in It is manufactured only by DIR. ALEXANDER
p WJLBoR Chemist, Boston, who will send an illus
nratsd circular free on applications.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

The BEES steam boiler bursted last
week. The cause was frozen water in
the boiler. A new boi'er will be put
in Immediately.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

The Democratic pow WOW did not
result in breakup. The best speeches
of the evening were made by Editor
Ross and Mr.. Barnes.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
Threa Killed.

Brussels, Dec. 3-Three persons were
killed and twenty injured yesterday
by an explosion in forcite factory at
Camille, near the Beverloo camp. The
building was blown to atoms.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

The ambulance service connected
with Freedmen's hospital will fill a
much needed want. DR.. Williams is to
be congratulated on securing this val
liable addition.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
Mrs. Parkhurst's Mother Dead.

Northampton, Mass, Dec. 3.-Mrs.
Philena N. Bodman, aged seventy
seven, widow of Luther Bodman and
mother of the wife of DR.. Charles H.
Parkhurst, of New York, died here
yesterday afternoon of apoplexy.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

And now 1T comes TO pass that Z. ID:
7, Tayl, RS father was white man and
his mother the daughter Of an African
chief. Or. at scott what next /!
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

When there is public trial of the
Chase-Taylor libel suit, the people
and country will then decide who is
right. There shall be a speedy trial
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

If you want live paper, read the
BEE.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
The Argentina Cabinet.

Buenos Ayres, Dec. SIT is reported
that Gen. Mitre and Senor Pellegrini
are about to join the Argentina Cabi-
net
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

Call up next week and examine the
new steam press of the BEE.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
EDITOR ROSS SPEAKS.

HIS ADDRESS THE PLATFORM OF
THE NEGRO DEMOCRATIC ASSO-
CATION.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
AN INDUSTRIAL ENTERPRISE.

r. S. Laws. D. d.. who teaches Bib
lical. systematic, and PASTORAL, theolO-
yy, Exegess, a d Homil tics, in rooms
3l2 and 313 in Hamilton Building, 81
and 90 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa,
is also tie busIn SIS manager OF the
Afro-American Protective Bureau OF
Employment and Information, where
the best of Northern wages is secured
for first-class Southern and local help,
as well as French and G rman.
For families, hotels, public buildings,
ans, mil s. and mines, helps and
places furnished L. 10 days or deposits
refunded.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
Flom the Voice OF t e People.
From the egro Solicitor.

A ecen issue of the Ottumwa Sun,
defends Hon. G. Ii. J Taylor ag ainst
the unscrupulous attacks made upon
him by the OJtumwa Courier. In
winding up the defence, the Sun makes
the announcement, that MI. Taylor ;
father was Il very intelligent white man
and his mother was a native 4 frican,
the daughter of an African chief. A
double mistake. No one, save the I'M
mediate neighbors, ever heard of Mr..
Tavlor's father, and his mother was
born on Sou hern plantations, just like
other slaves.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

There you may have your hair, hands and
form ade beautiful.
MILE FINNIE, during her two years alb
sence from this city, has made an extensive
tour through the Sou IN and West, ana has
added Ducn to her former store of k knoWledge
of the human foIm divine She will be
more than pleased to give to her former pa
trcns and the citizens of Washington IN gen.
eral the benefit of her newly acquired art.
mOng the many new articles brought to
Washington this season is the
"EGYPTI1X FICIyE,"
harmless preparation for the Face and
Hands. containing no alkali nor &C d. / s
careful use Will beautify and give TO the skin
that Venus like transparency which Sxr rels
all form undertakings. The most natural
beautifier emoyes Tan. Freckles, Suu burn
Blolches and all unnstWsal dscnloratiOus IF
The skin and gives Instead the rosy, healthy
tint of childhood.
In connection with Egyptian Facine " the
M dIcated "Skin Salve" may be used To has
te the desired effert.
Rg-F or the growth and Strengthening he
hair Mile Fiunie's - Afi.icaa Eureka
Cream has no equal.
All who want true complexion and beau l.
full hair should avail themselves of the Oppor
lunity of buying one or more of her prepara-
tions.
She h also "Furniturs Polish - that
makes O.d Furniur New.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

Subscribe to The BE.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
From the Kansas Blackman.

Editor Chasa's fight On G. IT. J..
Taylor is assuming alarming pro-
portions and unless there is an
awful change in affairs around I'll g
Recorders office G. eat Grover will
be compelled to unload the man
from Kansas. Verily, the way Of
the Negro Democrat is strewn vi b
thOrus.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12
From the Texas Freeman.

G. FL. J .Taylor's sins have found him
out. Bad for Taylor.
The Washington bee., 1895-01-12

out. Bad for Taylor.
From the Texas Freeman.
s'Old Alphabet" Tay lor rendered
dinner to the fellows who hsd
been giving him thunder and now
its all over, all over. TIE Record
er reached through their stomachs,
after falling otherwise. Shrewd
dog, that Recorder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
MAJOR HAysoy.s DISSERTATIONS

Major J + Hanson. Of Macon. Ga. one 81 tn"
starch Republicans Of the South Is in IN" city on
business among the New Yorker, Of prom'n'nc"
whom the Major has since his arrival on Sat
urdav is Mayor Strong. who Is an old acqullnianc"
Of his Major Hanson has entire confidence IN
the Mayors good intentions a. the chief cXecuiv"
OF the metropolis. and IN the success Of mis- ad-
niinstration. The Major also believes that the
next president Of the United States VIII b. Re
publican. He said last cVenin. that hr had tray
elled extensively Of late through the South and
West and had noted the growth Of the frcc-sil-
Yer element II" feared trouble from the advocacy
OF the free-silver scheme. bat thOusht ihat re-
turn OF prosperity throughout the country would
have the effect Of quctnB the frer-c coinage agita-
ton and breaking up tho silver party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
NEW-JERSEY.
IER cEY CITY

1.ou;s Schroeder of No. li2 Gritith-st. and Frank
Irllnan boy of thirteen. who lives at No 81
Sherman-ave.. driving last evening down
Graith-st.. when the horse became frightened and
ran away Young Ullman was thrown from the
wagon and sustained serious injuries about the
head and body The horse stopped before gong
far.
Jacob Eikert. his wife Kate. each twenty-seVeh
years old and three children, William hVe; 'hareS'
three and Louisa one year DID, nearly died from
what is believed 70 have been lead poI-
sonng early yesterday morning Exert Is
a cigarmaker, who with his family Nes
at No ll0is Pacifc-ave On saturday night hlKei'
and all the family except Louisa. who Is nursing
babe. ate freely of some canned sardines. Al
g. m Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Exert were taken
violently ill., While suffering excrucatnS pains
they became aware that their three children were
III in the same manner Exert called MS VIE
brother Charles Irussner. VINO suinnlVil,l ~,
: Hardenbersh. No. l7s Pacihc-aNe. ne pig RE-
clan saw at once that the condition o. me nus
band and wife critical, ana adinihis'S'ca "?dT
dermic injections of digiials. ana ied!ieu m,
dren in the manner ana al! hanus 'tSo'' No.
Dr. Hardenbergh was inclined 70 DTn'EE' oisonnr
sickness of The Eikerts WAS Que 10 ied- PS' ~,
Franklin BOukcr. forty-hvc years o. q ~" y.
Jackson-ave.. at O'Clock yesterday afternoon sho'
and killed himself BOuker was iormtFE d V0sl
tractor but for 4 long time had not ne'h eMSasee
VII and daughter Ida. eighteen years cd. IN
fine brick house vel furnished and coTitorlaD.r'
About a week ago Mrs. BOuker went 10 " oTc"S''i'
Mass to visit some friends Since she has been
away Mr. Bouker seemed des2onient. ou, not SUI; SUI
Hesterday afternoon Mr. Boukcr said his daughter
that he would 90 to his room and take nap iic
went TO his sleeping room and Ida went out on ire
s,oop A; c o'clock she heard the repor; Of r.,
yover and ran into the house TO learn what caused
IT, She went 10 her fathers room. ana iouni MN
attireG In a nightshir;. lying on the bed Inc BOSOM
Of the shirt was covered with blood and ne vas
dead Ida ran to a neighbor's and tod what iau
happened and Dr. Bddie called IN Bonhef
had sho, himself the eft breast Just arrow,
the heart The .42-ca'ibre revolver which ne used
Law beside him with chamber empty
County Physical. Charles B. Converse VIII max"
autopsy. -. ,A. a ,.,o
The daughter was pros;rate1 last night. ana una
bic TO talk about the tragedy. Bouker .ef' no'h-
INC IN explain the mystery. He was for ten years
a member On St Johns Episcopal church. IN sum
mit-ave He well known In New York ana was
AZ one time a member OF the IN Regiment ln:or-
nation OF his death te.egraphed 20 Mrs. BOu-
Ier who viii arrive home today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

Mrs. Peer Boeer'. treasurer 81 the brooklyn
which she says are necessary in order 70 carry ihe
disrensary's work successfully through the SUM.
mcr Tho lispensa'y ha- done good wor,. anon
the destitute sick Of the city. with little over
$1,000 during the las, year noIsishinf food BIAS
been supplied 10 9.li patients Cor pDr'ols ranging
from q week to three months. DARN. ,he sum-
ner months the expenses av"ragr >i'7p mon b.
The main disp'asary is ~ 80. 81 u" Nalb-av'.
with br1nche. II 80 $50 Myriio-ave.. 40 2t > i'k-
eit-st. 80 81 loriin~r-st. and so. - Srmptei--t
Th. Wildwood club lawn fatc for the benefit o.
the Irook.yr Home for Consumptives u scl or
Saturday evening. Il was great suc- oss. socially
ami financially 4 fund of $40 wa. started TO
establish a ward IN the home Tor ii't'r children
afflicted with consumption. and a confederate sum
subscrIbel.
Jacob Brolie. head of a collection ag' " await
Ing trial Oh = charge o. violating the sal 'aws
in sending q dunn.ng letter through tho mails n q
way alleged 10 be Illegal b. the person duurfd. Bat
another complaint edged against him yci'e'Iry
By Euphernia Frccburn. of so 80 Iiicks-tt. who
bought goods the insial. ucnt plan AM "ds
looked after" 10y Mr.. Brodic
Reuben Riley. chairman Of The Committee o.
Public Ceremonies Of the G. A. r. Memorial CON
rnl,iee submitted mis- Memorial DAY report on
Saturday night. The conclus on Of the report wa
as follows: "Your committee az 1n advise ih"
shortening Of the route taken b. the votoran7 Ia
their parade for reasons that ere sc!f-"Nidrni TO
any person familiar WITH the axe and hardship
which the comrades have gone through. and
hopes this change Will BE- made next decoration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTCHESI'ER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Children's Day was observed yesterday by the
sunday-schools connected with a number OF the
city churches AT the Westminster fresOy 'efiah
Church the pastor baptized five capdiiates ana an
in,crestinc service entitled The Cross the Coun-
try the child was men held. At the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church the exercises consisted
Of recitat.ons. The children Of Immanuel chapel
Joined with the Sunday -schoo of the First Presoy-
terrain Church in their exercises. ana the Sunia
school of the First Reformed Church held their ex-
ercscS in evening
At the meeting OF III" Common Council this even
in II = expected that the official heads o; Asses
sors Marvin II oakley and Patrick j. Re'rdon
WI come off Under the new charter the num-
Der of assessors is reduced from five to three TWO
weeks ago Mayor Peene renom.nated Edward Tn
dcrhill Michael +. Mitchell ana Caleb +. Under
hill leaving Oakley and Reardon in the cod.
Charles Minncrly James Fitch. John J. murphy
Isaac r. Mime william Potter Arthur Pearsal,
HoSc maGh a2q h Ss Yone 4 y bc cG 0s'
Health Officer i}anker's weekly report OIL dean ea'
only eiah; deaths against thirteen the week before
There was one death from snnStioke. =, Na,le
hurst Coitagc the country home OF Assessor NJ r
yin r. Oakley a Mbrook p1Shes and SG1 fpeI ne NEE
the spacious grounds were Inspected. \ d NY
was then taken SH hayG he p la re,urned to
Yonkcrs at o'clock il the evening u,,,o,,ou
Eiy and Emma Isabel svsascy. eldest daush;sr OF
Mrs T r. Price to take place at ,he mos o' on
Wednesday, June ~. -.
Nr and Mrs George H. Purser. of New-N orK.
are occupying their country house in RiVerddle-
ave near Morris-St Ludlow. -
wiuian = cochran has bou.ht Of Michael J.
Sullivan a plot lj,x62e North broadway for
5000. -, l,,, -.
the Holy Trinity yesterday morning :. ~ c.ocH'
The societies connected with the church win so
ccties from New-YNrk city Brooklyn. Passii'.
Payonne and Port Chester were IN attendance
Alter the dedication a solemn high mass was cee-
brated by the Rev. A. A Lngs. OF -; Josephs.
The dedicatory sermon was preachei Dy father
JacovieZ OF the Greek Catholic Church. In Oak-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
ELIZABETH.

A fire broke out in a row OF tenemeni-hous"s IN
Court-st Elzabeihpori. at O'Clock y"sterlay
morning, which placed many lives In danger those
who escaped did in their night clothes and with
the aid OF the fsemcn Mrs. Mcneil, widow. VINO
occupied rooms in the upper floor found her escape
cut OF By the flames. and Jumped from winGo"
into the yard. and Yves fatally injured. John GRID
ESCAPED when the alarm first gwen. but went
back his for trunk In which he had some
money. He was ov-rcom" by the smoke and was
found by the fremen lying unconscious the floor.
lie taken TO the hospital ana may recover.
The building belonged to Mrs. Fitzpatrick. TWO
buildings destroyed and the tenants lost every
thing. The fire apparently o! incendlary origin
and was started in the hallway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
BAYONNE.

The body o. man found floating In the
XIII von Kuu near the wharves Of the Tidewa'er
Oil Companys establishment az Constable Hook on
Saturday afternoon. The body was taken 10 Routh
a. OBriens morgre. Bergen Point, where the man
WAS Identified as John APPRECIATE. hfty-one years
cd of No. IA Hobart-ave.. Bayonne Appreciate "aS
emp,oyed as foreman Of lumber yard at sta
,..to, Staten Island and was In the Ia bit of
fng back ana forth 70 his work. He had been MISE
only two days. 1t Is supposed ihai ne was drowned
BY the capsizing of his boat , , 49,,
ConsecratiOn services were he'd yesterday ioI"-
noon in :, Josephs Hungarian Roman CathoAc
pieton OF the addition by which the building nas
Eishon Wigger OF Newark oiiicated being assisted
by The rector Father John Iiibeck The church
has seats for COO peOp.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
4 DrJ1DIxG TRADES rxEcrurE corxcIx

The members OF those building trades which have
of late expressed dissatisfaction with the Board Of
Walking Delegates held another ting yesterday
afternoon in Central Hall. West Thrty-secOnd-si.
They refused TO make public what was done at the
meeting further than to say that an Executive
Council had been appointed. The principal Organi-
cations interested In the new movement are the
plumbers stcamntters' and carpenters unions.
One OF the leaders said yesterday: The members
OF the Board OF Walking Delegates were originally
supposed to be the servants Of the unions they rep
resent For the last two three years they have
been acting as their masters II f. time to bring
things back to first principles again.
William O. Bricn. president Of the Board OF Walk
ing Delegates. said Yesterday In rela ton TO the
trouble that there might be two Boards or Walk
ing Delegates In the future. but he did not think
The trades unions would be benefited BY It, The
trouble is" he continued There are always some
klckers. and there always Will b.. Many OF the
men do not know the difficulties the Board or
Walking Delegates labor under. Charges We're even
brought against them after the strike II IN, e.cc-
frical workers In the spring accusing them OF craw-
ing second salary OF - q cay for aciinS ~
pickets The charges were easily shown " Ne
false"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
HACKEN SACK.

Mrs Henry Fowler. jr., West Shor" siat.on-egen;
AZ Teaneck thinks she wounded a burglar last
night The Foyrers live in cottage on thr Phelps
estate at a point near the station wh"r" the west
ern end Of the Diagonal Road runs into Gear Lane
which is the public highway. saturday nghi MIS-
Fowler Weakened 10y a noise IN the cellar ana
started to investigate. carrying revolver win her
Before reaching the basement she heard footsteps
outside and man running toward Inc raj
road Mrs Fowler fired at the rereatng form AMI
believes that Of the bullets took effect. as ihe
man suddenly stopped for an instant ana then hnr-
ried on with l!mping gait. going down the track
toward Bogert's woods. which is i notorious resort
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
HOME NEWS.
WHAT Is GOING OK TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.
Now-YorR- Chicago baseball game. Polo 'ronhuS'
D. m.
Broolslyn Yacht cub annual regatta.
The Rev. F. y. Iuan before noon prayer-n'''-
Ing 30 ll3 Fu'ior-s'.
Long Island Association Sons Of the Revolution
unycilrg of memorial tablet. Brooklyn
Allormen's Committee on County Affairs.
West SIDE Tennis cab open tournament
81 Francis Xavier Literary Society college thea
ire J.. IN.
Concert. Rutgers square Park Squadron \ Band
p. m.
Meeting Of New-York prcshyiery.
Indignation meeting. Washington Hall Amster-
dam-ate near observation-disclosures Niecnth-st.
y.
University Law School commencement. Music
Han p
ohio Society rcct!nr 80. 23f Fifth-avc.. = m.
Pigeon -shoot.ng match. PARKWAY Driving club.
Long Island %. N.
Brooklyn Bridge Trustees mo t.rg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

The 3.2r-ton cruiser Raleigh sister ship Of the
Cincinnati. under command Of Captain Merrill
Miller arrived here yesterday from Hampton
Roads. The vessel viii take part In the Harlem
River ship canal ceremonies on June L. and vii
report at the Navy Yard today. The Atlanta. Cap
tain Bart EFT J. Cromwell vii arrive here soon. an,
JOIN the Cincinnati and RIA c!gh at the canal Gee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
NEW-YOKN CITY.

The Coroncrs Office wa KEEP: open all night on
Saturday. ard VIII not he closed a. night In The
future in compliance with tho ncH law. Introduced
by Assembyman Kunzemann. and approved by
Governor Morton on May 81.
Corps 40 10 ~ the salvation Army. under COM
r,and Of CAPTAIN T.!ll~ Shaw. opened a branch Of
the Army 80 Twcnty-,.shth-s' ana Four,h-avc
Yesterday ar esnoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
VERY IMPORTANT
DRESS GOODS SALE.

To give our regular trade full adj
vantage of the summer reductions
before leaving for Che country, we
have arranged for an immediate
sale OF fine dress goods. starting
to-day.
Our counters and tables in all
parts of the store present the most
remarkable bargains in years in
all manner of fashionable suitings.
Regulation styles for Outing
Suits. pretty checks and mixtures
reduced.
Most elegant cOlOred CrepOns,
formerly very costly, now 800 IL
yard.
Specials i'm Storm Serge, dark
blues, browns and creams, and IL
full line of Brilliantine.
The remarked prices range from
80 cents to 1925 per yard-all the
goods for this sale our own fine
qualities.
JAMES McCKEERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
r. II. MiGTIRE rs COVVdJESCENT

Thomas Il. Mcguire. OF the General Executive
Board OF the Knights OF Labor. who had been
lying sic. ct the Broadway Central Hotel since
Thursday. WAS better yesterday. and insisted upon
getting up and attending several labor conferences
us physician said Mr.. Mcguire had had Il narrow
escape from attack OF typhoid fever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
NEWARK.

A member OF the drygools firm of Mcpherson.
Edward & Co.. No. l5l Markets.. visited the store
yesterday afternoon. and seeing evidence that the
store had been entered. made an investigation. lie
found that a desk the =, cOnd floor had been
forced open and s5J7 had been taken from II. The
robbery reported - the police.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

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l'i ' .,..
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ir,.e o. T. g e Hurst. ~. 'l i4. hiI 3D.. ~ ,.
NJ =. viii a.i' ',Irl f, George rlr.stal Arr % 80
~ 49, ~ .ns,.r ,.,.r N.uy. Bremen NJ, 3d.
90 'l iIi iNi '''
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
WOULD NOT EXPLAIN HIS INJURIES.

Albert Robert. thirty-twp years old. Of 80. |i-
C.ay-st.. Greenp)ini. was found unron clogs in
front OF No. l6 Ciay-si. early y"sicriiy ulrnin".
suffering from crushed foot ana laeeiai.i
wound the right arm. lie was taken 70 The
Eastern District Hospital. whore i wls found nee
essary anpuiaic taO Of IN" toes on the rgnt
foot on gaining cJnsrlOusn~se Robert refused 20
give any Information. Dui during hi- se;Yi-r,n-
sc.ous state talked about having boarded trolley
car a. Manhdttan-avr and cdy-si 20 III 70. il
inotorman whom be- knew. and IN r"ftna ~
fell, his foot going beneath the wheels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
GREAT REDUCTIONS
IN BLACK GRENADINE.

SECOND FLOOR
We are closing out all odd lengths
Of Black Grrnadinc. at greatly re-
duccd prices.
-; inch all-silk, figured ana
striped. at 60 cents per yard; re-
duccd from %l.OO.
I5-inth Shadow Grcnadinc, ut
Si.2J per yard; reduced from
$500.
Also, iG-inch silk and WOOL
Grcmadinc, at the following prices
per yard:
li..j reduced from $500
&t..jO $500
5000 500
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
broadway and nth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
srARREp WHILE DEFENDING nIMsELr

John NastranzO twenty-five years ola. an Ii1ll IN
living AT No 2i7 North S.cord-st. was -ta!arl IN
the right side early yesterday morning a. Have
meyer and North Second SITS. while Defending hn-
self from an assault made upon him by four mon
Nastranzo returning TO his home when his
assailants "hei him mp" and demanded money
for bee. He refused IT, and was then KNOCKED
down and attempt made to rob HIN Aif"f a
hard fight NastranZ) manag"i 10 gain his f""t.
only to receive the stab wound. policeman al
rested Henry Nogt. whom thu injured man ii'uf.-
fed as the who stabbed him. N4sfrarzt
condition IS critical. the point Of the kr!f~ nas.ar
penetrated the kidney.