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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-06-03

george With His Little Ratchet
may have cut down his fathers cherry
tree but ii his Ratchet had been bought
from our superior stock he probably
would have hewn down the whole orch
ard in the same length of time. Our
stock oil fine steel hatchets. axes, saws
and tools OF all kinds are OF the best
manufacture and material to be procured.
Owen Sheridan's
neo Jacket General Hard war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
IOcAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

William Schwartz. cloak manufacturer at No. 90
Broome-st. closed up the doors Of his place Of
business last Tuesday. and has not reopened them.
Creditors have received notice from his attorney
proposing a compromise at 30 cents on the dollar.
half cash and the balance in notes at six and
twelve months. His liabilities said 10 be $1,000.
Blumenstiel & Hirsch yesterday obtained an at
tachment against him for s35l. but the Sheriff
found the doors locked keeper was placed out
side TO watch that nothing was removed.
Schedules Of j. H. Johnston Co. dealers in
jewelry diamonds and watches al No Il Union
Square show liabilities $24l3i9, nominal assets
S2i09S5 and actual sl75l5 Among the assets
stock figures as $34 s2G diamonds pledged slSS5S.
and amounts due for merchandise y7io7. Among
the creditors are Leonora RiCard. 800. John \.
Ricard s. go; Enos Ri ,hardson & Co, $i0a3S: +. L
Van Beuren, sloe01 Frank e. Blackwell $1,000; the
Towle Manufacturing Company, NO,2yI. James y.
Brown 1920; John H. Johnston. $500; Victoria
Raymond G1l6: La Pierre Manufacturing Com
pany. S5.i'5; Alvin Manufacturing Company, 500
Gorham Manufacturing Company. 5000, and the
Union Square Bank. 5000
Louis Lamy, wholesale dealer in silks at No. 25l
Mercer-st.. who has been absent from his store
Rusch. OF Abees Rusch. the largest creditors
received letter on April 3, postmarked Boston
from Mr.. Lamy, in which he said: AS 10 my
store. you take possession OF all there IL there
NV mental torture has been great for so long a
fiT1e that II is impossible for me TO endure II any
longer. IT will Kill me-. Hope that some day shall
be able 10 prove TO you that am not an ingrate
for the goodness you have shown me Mr.. Lamy'
liabilities are known 10 be az least $4,000, while the
assets are valued at only 5000.
Judgment for "a $50 was entered yesterday against
L. Simons e. Son. cigar manufacturers OF Nos
,397 and 1889 Avenue a, by Enstein e Townsend
in favor OF Julius Beer. doing business as We'll &
Co for the amount due on note. The partners
are Leopold and Malvin Simons. II is SAID that
they ou,c over $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
ro1nr cA1ENnARs FOR TODAY.

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g. t. IS 10 20 g. % 9' g 2? IS % g. p,v 81
JMoion caendn called at 100 ., -Betore Beck
Court opens at 1870 a. m TX P4F'' ITnlore
supreme ,,S c3g;S Iss Demurrer No Ios
Supreme cour,-specsl TerPart rvRefoT ora Tr ,s
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supreme cousPeca erPaTf yIL1Rsiore r, Beach
Railroad company No day calenda-. =, n.,,.. r-...
man Jrrefcrrcd causes: l2o 9ais 1885 72ia
' Supreme coarTral TcrPa5t III Before Glider der
Soc sss sS s a s s dG 400 2 si 1906
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sSPen' to e. sent from Part III trial
saprAr,s c,ur,-rral erm-Par v--Before Daily, j.
from Part III fq5 trial r c1ss g@n BaoS
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aases from Part p, VII for 'sSl Nsoiean
tT'an.es TO be sent from preferred calendar for trial
s1nrerne Court--Tria -erm-Part XI1-Betore slower,
f,suses to be from preferred calendar TOT 'F''
Clear. .., o...~. ur-,.r,.d s.
Motion calendar called 1t 1890 n WIS LOT ponale
Wsrsare H. Cook Valentine Hattener Peter 1as'iay
sarah C. Hatch. Philippine Opperqann osFoa"e ~ =. a.
EauLner FJbrldze Wa ,or Eleanor l.. Meyer, az V,o
m: Jane Rogers William Reid. George BosseFt' OoFa
scholtz William Ross. at ?. m $3.50 = ~
S"rrogates Court-Trial Term-Betore A9ho'1' 9--'o
22 William Iyson a. 100 sca "a Jcour
onens AT 10 a. m Motions at l":s a. m. o.-..- I -
No DAY calendar -, ,,.,.-. ,,,c,r.b,, 7 -
. tlt> our oos- ooao 213s 2l73 2l74 1895 2157 25e
2s. 2ii2 a. !s72 1928 1881 2lsC 229 lib ' o'
CITY ccurt-ril TermPara IIlo I, o os p0
ZOO 2isi 2ie5 aoss e1e7 22i4 2224 92 22S
5p9a ise5 ass 2o66 2lI5, 1858. 2272 2274 22'e 22s
Civ Court-Tral Term-Part Lv-Bsfore Con MAJ ,9so
Shot cases Nos 5O4 1857. 1915 5ots io-' 4Jo-
Ia73 5ol5 50ss 3ai6. Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
STIRRED Up BY CYCLE RACE.

THE ". c. T. L. AND KINDRED ORGANIZATIONS
AROUSED BY A SUNDAY CONTEST
Camden, April (SpecisD.-A bicycle race between
two wheemen in the outskirts of the city on Sun
day last has aroused the Indignation OF the W. G..
T. L. and kindred organizations. and 1t is proba Bile
that any further effort In this direction will be pre-
vented by the county authorities The race was
held in the White Horse Pike about three miles
out OF the city. 1t course of seven miles. for
a purse OF $3.50.
Since then the wave OF indignation has spread
the county. and the good people are wonder
ing how 81 came to be tolerated ia a peaceabe
community. Ii has been denounced from the pull
pit by several ministers who known TO be
sturdy advocates Of the bicycle, but who think
Sunday racing is going A step too far.
The ". c. r. L. last night adopted resolutions
deporing the race and pedging Itself to do all in
Its power 10 prevent d repetition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
HE CALLS IT a GRAB.
ELIJAH r. KENNEDY OPPOSES THE NEW
SHORE ROAD PLAN.
THE PRESENT COMMISSION DOING ITS DUTY, AND
ITS PRESIDENT SPEAKS PLAINLY con-
cERxIxa THE rARsHALL BILL

ITS PRESIDENT SFEANS ILAlNLi NO'>-
cERNING THE rARsHAIL BILL
The effort TO lesisiate the present shore Road
Commission OF ONCE is causing considerable
comment in Brooklyn. The original bill intro
duced b. Mr. Parsnall authorized the Mayor. Con-
troller and County Treasurer TO name successors
20 the present Commissioners. In the new OH!
Elijah r. Kennedy. of the present Commissloh'
William H. Lyon, Fred c. Cocheu, Joseph Is. Nc
Quillan and Francis Conklin are named as the
Commission They are 20 take office thirty DAYS
after the passage OF the bill and are 10 serve for
terms of three years without pay. 1t is under
stood that 100000 additional funds are 10 De
asked for for the Shore Road The Commission Is
TO have unquestioncd control of the work ana Is
rot 10 be pressed TO finish II. Assemhlymsn AneH
is said TO have admitted that he was gone 10 oheT
The present shore hoad Commission consists OF
Rrow Ms' joSn condor Solomon ~ Johnson simeon
b chittenden, Frank Squier and the Park Com
When ex,Park Commissioners. Elijah r Kennedy
was seen in reference TO the bill he said: ,,, l.
The most important part OF the Parshal OH is
that II would forestal the Park DEPARTMENT OF the
Greater SswYork The men al present IN cnai ge
travelled extensively and know what IL best on
that point. They are delsnted 10 work from ms;
ticans who may be looking for more man public
gSod IN putting through the SSmpe%m Tt , me
bill, but I have positively declined II they want
read the bin until one OF the men living on the
Shore Road called my attention 10 the clause
which authorizes the Commissioners TO he ap-
pointed-if they are TO be apponted-to sell part
Of the land taken or any rights No such power
should he even; such authority should exist
Think of job connected with this splendid enter
prise sell a big piece of the waterfront for a
factory A member Of the so-called organization
in power called our engineer in charge few
days ago, and said that the bill would be aban-
doned il the organization could be allowed TO
name the inspectors that must be employed. The
offer was brought and refused. on Sunday
last was waited upon and told that IL would
consent 70 the pending propositions / should be
one OF the Commissioners. | refused 20 abandon
my associates. A single glance over this bill will
suffice 10 characterize II as proposed grab which
should be killed while there IL yet time"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.


decision was handed down by Justice Pryor yes
,ordav granting a certificate u reasonable DO iot
pending an appeal in the cases OF Michael 'n"
Giovanni Dursnte. who last April were convicted
OF hs wing surrendered liquoriaX cerincats 10 inc
FIX Use Department and received rebate thereon
when the certificate had been mortgsE"d 10 90
vanni Lamblrdi 10 secure payment OF Sf"' ne
two Dnrantcs we're sentenced - one months I'M
prisonment i'm the penitenti9rN. Justl'e fNOI 'u-
nlitted them 10 bail in Sl.V1 pending the appeal An
hnf,r after his decision had been handed down JUS
tice Pryor recalled II and ordered rearsumeht on
tn. motion According 10 counsel for me Duran -,
tiis-ieo PRYOR when ne recalled his order. said ne
had sem a decision OF tho Court Of Appeals "hich
vas In opposition 10 the order made by hlm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
The Spring storms strike hard

The Spring storms strike haro
those who are thin in flesh, whose
system is weak and nerves irritable.
Tie sharp. cutting pains of neuralgia
tell when the blow has taken effect.
Why wait for the signal' SCOTS
Emulsion of Cod-liver Oil with Hy'
pophosphites will feed and strengthen
weak nerves. 1t should be taken as
a preventive in every case OF weak
ness and nerve exhaustion. Early
prevention is better than cure
SO says the wise man.
For sal. by all dr. ss!ss at 80 cents and $i"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
4 LITTLE Girls HEROIC CONDUCT.

Judging from the heroic conduct. yesterday after
noon. OF Jennie. the nine-year-old daughter of the
Rev r. L. Price pastor Of the Warren Street
Methodist Church. Mr.. Prices admontions 10 his
li,tle CIR! 10 think Of the welfare of others have
borne early fruit Little Jennie alone in the
nursery on the second floor with her -old
sister Mildred, who was IN crib. and her Ave-
year-old brother Eugene. The two other children
began playing with some co!ored candles that had
once adorned Christmas tree and finally decided
70 light ono. The curtains In the room caught
IRE. and Eugene ran downstairs TO tell his father
that the house was on fire. Jennie ran 10 the crib
anc lifted out her baby sister and was on the
way downstairs when her parents met her The
damage 10 the house and furniture will not exceed
800 The children were rot 'a,V9d,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09

Housssseting Linens An important
sale begins to-day The goods are excel
lent. They include
Four sorts Table Linens soc 10 81 yd
Four sorts Napkins 6jc 10 81 10 doz.
One sort Pillow Cases, 30c each
Two sorts Bed Linens. 3sc and o5c yd
-Four sorts Towels, 81 10 50 a doz
Details in evening papers. Especially in
teresting to hotel-keepers
Furniture. Unequaled stock - un-
matched cheapness. Parlor, Bedroom,
Dining Room and Summer Furniture at IN
terestlngly low prices. To-day, S5 styles
Dressing Bureaus, newest shapes, - to
s115. Cheval Glasses for dressing rooms
or boudorS SIS to s65. Interested
CARPETS. Over eight hundred styles
Many exclusive patterns Newest designs
and colorings. Best makes. No trash.
Lowest prices.
Mathugs-We import them largely from
China and Japan. Complete variety now
ready Many new and attractive patterns
81 and upward for roll OF 40 yards.
Upholstery. The splendid stock Of deco
rative stuhs and hangingS is a fitting
pendant to the beautiful Upholstery Store.
Genius for elegant house furnishing need
not be disturbed by cost, for rich con,bIna-
tons NAV be economically devised.
Bargains daily. These for to-day:
100 pairs white Irish Point Lace Curtains reduced h
Sc rs pair
so pairs Tanbour Lace Curtains reduced TO a. Is
pair Others at various prices up 10 Sl9
ONYX Tables with tops in. square. all
brass legs, at $3.50. Others at Sc to $S5.
Every one a bargain--iust fine Wana-
maker chance.
Glass Vases. Crystal Cups for Easter
flowers. Cut Glass $l.35 to IS. 20. Small
ones at SOC. Pressed Glass, &c to zoe.
Fancy Bohemian Glass, 25c to SIS. A
threefold offering. Beauty for the critical
cheapneSS for the economical.
Women's Bityels Shoes. Black and
chocolate. fine kidskln, perfectly finished,
and superior in every way, 1925 pair.
Exclusive here and cannot be matched at 81.
ChHdrens Shoes. SEVENTY FIVE
CENTS pair, reduced from sl.25 and 81.
Worthy Shoes. Great bargains
Birvtles. Continental, $50; Continent
s3,. 80. Strictly high-grade, at half the
price of their equals.
Easter FeStral Fowers-See the arch
in the main aise-in which art rivals
nature.
Cards and BookletS-messages of good
will. &c to Soc.
TOYS and Candy Embems.
Second only TO Christmas in the ingenuity
of the designs that touch the serious and
the festive ideas of the great festival.
The Panorama Egg Inside, the crystal
lake, children at play. rabbits etc. sport
ing about, the farmhouse and windmill.
with Monte Carlo in the distance. make
pleasing picture. In the Candy Store.
Hosts of funny Easter novelties from
Germany, sc 10 s..
JOHN WANAMAkER
Formerly A. T. Stewart & Co,
Broadway, 4th ave-, 9th and 10th SIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
CANALBO4T MEN COUBINE.
RATES FIXED AND COMPETITION AVOIDED
BY AN ARRANGEMENT REGARDING
LOADING OF BOATS.


The boat-owners Of the Erie Canal engaged in
the grain trade have formed combination TO
maintain a uniform freight rate. This was deter
mined upon at a largely attended meeting of the
boat owners, which was held recently at Buffalo
An agreement reached 10 charge IS. cents
bushel between Buffalo and this port. Hitherto
rates have varied greatly, sometimes falling as low
as "a cents bushel further agreement was
reached that each boat should load In turn al the
Buffalo elevators. and thus prevent runous com
petition.
Captain Eugene sullivan. of the Loag Dock. Erie
Basin who looks after the canal feet there ! the
winter. confirmed this story yesterday. He said
the proposed rate from u TO ! cent below the
railroad rates. X would give the boatmen fair
return = they are able 10 maintain 81. In winter
the railroads fix their rates. there IL no
competition from the canal then. In the summer
the railroads lower their rates compete
with the canallers.
There are at present about five hundred boats in
the Erie Basin. Of these 10 still loaded with
grain placed In storage The owners are eagerly
awaiting he opening OF navigation on the HUDSON
and the Erie Canal. which VIII be about May l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
ALMOST DRAWN INTO 4 PULLEY

Camden. April (SpeciaD The Girl pupils in the
Manual Training and High School IN This Guy were
thrown into panic by the narrow escape Of one Of
their number. Mss Bessie Tilion. from PERHAPS
fatal accident Miss Tilion had a fine growth Of
hair. which hung down her back m heavy braids
She was walking through the part OF the school
devoted achine work, when a breeze from a
open window blew her hair against fast-moving
belt Instantly the long braid drawn despite
Miss Tilton's struggle. toward the pulley on the
machine Her cries attracted the attention % IN.
spectnr Brown. who Jumped the rescue. throw
ing the belt of the wheel In lime 20 prevent
serious result Mss rilton's hair was ruined and
she s In tears nut she congratulates herself over
her narrow ascsre,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09

\ remarkable burglary was committed early yes
terday morning in the paint store OF David Mayer
OF No Il Prnce-st. The thieves got little booty
but they took an extraordinary way to get into tho
place They gained entrance to the cellar of the
house adjoining beneath barber shop. and by
prying the lock from door got into the cellar be-
nea IN the paint store Then they stood upon the top
Of a barrel and with an auger they bored about
forty holes in the shape OF square through tho
flooring of the store and broke out the square OF
flooring. In this way a hole about fifteen inches
square was made large enough to admit the bodies
of the men. II easy work after that TO get
into the store. The police are looking for the
hurP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
1 pHySTCIlN'S SECOND DUOPrE.

Stamford Conn, April s.-The story that Or.
Henry T. Gelb had obtained oklahoma divorce
was confirmed to-day. DR. Geib ie.t Stamford last
fan for the West and remained there coming
Eas, only 70 testify In the Porter Ritca suit.
He is one OF the hest known physicians in con-
nectcut. He was first married in 1875 and a.
vorced and several years ago ne married Mrs
Leeds a wealthy widow Strawberry Hill.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
A DINNER FOR Mr.. CLEVELAND

Trenton April Sex President and Mrs Cleve-
land were the guests of honor a dinner given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Green. at their home
here tonight. Mr. Green is president OF the Board
OF Trustees OF Princeton University and the din
ner WAS for the purpose OF Introducing the Clovo-
lands 10 members OF the judiciary and bar Of the
state. Those present were Governor and Mrs.
Griggs. Chancellor and Mrs McGill. Chief Justice
Magic. United States Judge and Mrs KIrkpa; rick
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray. OF Delaware; Mr.
and Mrs. John A. Stewart. Of New-York. Judge
and Mrs. William L. Dayton General and Mrs
W. S Sryker and General and Mrs. Richard A.
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
"A BARREL or HONEY" HIDDEN AWAY

United States Secret Service Agent owen Owens
while in Dolans restaurant. in Park Row yester-
day noticed a picture hanging on the wall which
he suspected came within the Federal statutes
against counterfeitng. The title OF the picture is
e, Barrel of Money" and shows a number Of
United States bills painted in colors. The repro
duction OF the currency is almost perfect. hut, OF
course the pictures i'm oil could he passed for
money. owens informed James Meehan Doian 5
nephew If his suspicion and the picture was hidden
away until United States District-Attorney Mac
farlane gives his opinion on the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
RrOUESTS TO CITY CHARITIES.

The will OF Thomas FineGan who died on March
"a leaving a considerable estate. was filed for pro-
bate in the Surrogates Office yesterday The de-
cedent bcoueaths s. 900 the Home for the Aged o.
the Lite Sisters OF the Poor: $1,000 10 the Sisters
Of the Poor OF S. Francis for their hospital at No.
G0j 10 617 Ffth-st and 81 coo TO ST. Josophs Hos
pitai In One hundred -ortythird-st. The bulk
Of the decedents estate Is left TO his wife, Eliza
beth and there are minor requests 10 other re.a-
lives The testators wife and Robert Tucker are
ma ned 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
TWO VERSIONS or A HORSE SALE

Justice Conan and jury in the City Court yes
terday heard suit brought by Miss Helen L.
Moore daughter OF the Rev. William Moore a re-
tired clergyman. OF No ia West Seventy-second-
St. against John VAIL. riding master. to recover
500 The value OF 4 spirited saddle horse Miss
Moore alleged that she purchased the horse from
VAIL under an agreement between her IA her and
the latter but the horse was not up 10 expectation
ard she returned him 10 IN academy In West Fifty
sixth-st under the agreement WAL testified that
there was 10 agreement rs 70 returning the horse
which was bought h. Miss Moore outright The
Jury after being ont two hours failed 10 agree
and were discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
BY Pryor. J.
cohn aet Hannigan-C-iford y. Hartr'dge
Rooih AIT. Kane-Thomas {. kinney
Carburgh agt Carburgh-Edward L. Patterson
Matter Of Bryant-Hugh r. GARDEN.
Matter OF Lyon--Richard VI. Henry.
BY BeekGnan. j.
Reed art Reed-Davld 3. Ogden.
Holt agt. Hellinger-Georse g Austin
Rothschild agt. Dernberg-Eugene A. Phloih
strauss agt same-Eugene a. Phlbia
BY Trax j.
Matter OF Rec0rds--Iohn Hone, jr.
Jouffret ag Loppn--Dayid Thomson.
BY Smyth, J.
Wake agt. Farrell--Carence W. Francis
RECEIVERS APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
BY Pryor. J.
Adolf Prince agt William Experimentation NJ Lave
renee. ,,. ,-..
L. Whitlock
BY Truay. J.
Carolin. Carpenter Alfred c. Carpenter-Stephen
II. Braguc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
CHIEF ENGINEER DlIRS REMOVAL.

The removal of CHIEF Engineer John Dar. OF the
Federal Building which Is TO take effect week
from yesterday. has caused much uneasiness among
office holders under the Government. MI Dar says
that he was removed for cause. but for political
and he also says he will bring the matter
OF his dismissal before the Society OF Mechanical
Engineers, which meets on Saturday Alfred T.
Fry OF Boston who has been appointed by Secre-
tary Gage to I'LL Dairs place, is said to be Re-
publican.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
european ADVERTISEMENTS.


EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will and
the London once The Tribune "a Fleet Street e
scrip,ons The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
TRYING THE ERICSsON'S ENGINES

The United States torpedo-boat Ericsson spent
some time yesterday cruising about Sandy Hook
trying her machinery. after which she returned,
passing In Quarantine at 252 O'Clock In the after
noon and proceeded 10 the Brooklyn Navy Yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
N~A~r4~'.

Advertising, pure and simple.
prompts us to invite all strangers
tarying in this city to visit our
store. It is full of interesting things.
Has manv conveniences for travel.
ers. Before long will have many
more.
But advertising need not be sor-
did. You are not urged to buy
goods. That is quite apart from
our present purpose. The store IS
CHEEKY. We think you would en-
Joy visit. Hence this special ILL
VitatlOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
the IOWA SAILS FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Boston April s-Tnc ha,ie-shp Iowa sailed from
her anchorage below Boston Light At o'clock this
morning for Philadelphia. nd passed out by High
land Light at $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
ET-U4TOR CRFGIFR I'LL.

Chicago April s-Ex Mayor Dewitt g Cregier
lie lying dangerously III Ut his home in this city.
Physicians give but little hope OF his recovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09
Hotel de ELL ct d'Albion

.23 Rue ST. Honore. Paris
Between the Tuileres Gardens Place yendor,.
ana New opera Advantageous ARRANGEMENTS
Tor families Beautiful Hall Large Drawing
, nooins Electrie Light. &c kilograms "Lillal.
oioh. Faris. HENRY ABADIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-09

SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. Now York