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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

Our assertions about our Dress
Goods stock provoke criticism
quite naturally.
And Dress Goods experts come
to CrltiCISe, many to scott, but .lh
remain to praise. We know bow
cheap it is to print that sort OF te>-
timony-anybody can imIta e it..
But it's true, nevertheless
No woman can be Indifferent o
such a collection of Dress StuffS as
we have assembled here. Our bu, {.
ing organization enCIrCled the giOb
in quest of the richest and best
Dress Fabrics.
We planned to have a show Of
Dress Goods that would make the
leadership Of this Dress CooGs
Store 50 apparent that il could not,
in fairness, be questioned. The eX-
hlbtOn is now at its best. We
are willing to leave the judgment
10 you.
Never before in the history of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir; The machine and regular Republicans In this
city are Just as much mistaken about the present
sentiment Of the people as they were In the Ma
tional campaign. Then they fought against Nc
Kiney VINO was the choice OF the masses. To-day
they are fighting Low, the choice Of the people
hope Low will hold out TO the end am certain
Of his polling an immense vote whether he has
party support or not. and his strength will come
from as many shades of political faiths and beliefs
represented in the tltZcns Union, or
which I am not member. -
Brooklyn. Sept. 26. 1897.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
Long OrERDTE Snip ~ PORT.

San Francisco. Sept. 26.The overdue British shin
the Hancman. was lowed into port last night after
a Journey OF 2li days from Swansea. First Officer
Green brings tale Of death. hardship and privation
seldom heard OF In these times. The vessel sncoun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

Elsewhere we announce tne au-
vent of the Wanamaker HtSf0r,
CXu6. Our recent methods of form
inc clubs for the distribution OF I'M
portant books that should have a
place in every home library have
been eninently useful and success
full. r.
In Philadelphia the Century Die
tionary Club, and later both in New
York and Philadelphia the Standard
American Cvclopedia Clubs, were
great illustrations Of the power OF
our organization to bring books and
readers together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
WOMEN SUPPORTERS OF LOW.

The Woman's Municipal League has sent out.
through Mrs. Josephine Shaw Lowell. chairman OF
the Executive Committee Of the League for the Ror-
ough OF Manhattan, Il resolution calling on WOMEN
Lows candidacy and the principles OF the Citizens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
FRENCH PROTEST AGAINST FREE SILVER

Paris, Sept 26.-The Journal des Debats' con-
tafns an article to-day from the pen OF NJ. Pierre
Paul Leroy Il, lulieu protesting against the pro-
pofal OF the free coinage OF silver In the French
Innts which. he declares. would compromise the
commerce. credit ana political power OF France"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
NOMINATED FOR ASSEhBLYMAN.

Corning n. Y. Sept &.-The Democratic con-
vention for the LIST District os Stcuben County.
held In Pnth yesterday. nominated j; NJ. WASH
burn. OF Wayne for member Of Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
The only genuine Aunyadi Water.
Hllnyadi Janos
BEST NATURAL APERIENT WATER.

Prescribed and approved for "a years by all
the medical authorities for CONSTlPA-
TON. DYSPEPSIA. TORPIDITY OF THE
LIVER. HEMORRHOIDS, as we'll as for all
kindred ailments resulting from indiscretion
in diet
The prototype Of al Bitter Waters" Lancet
+" Speedy. sure, gentle" S,insh Mfa'oiJem,nGL
CAUTION: See That the label beays the
signature Of the firm.
AndreaS Saxlehner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

, There has been rapid decline In the outr"
the Elk Fork pool The belief 10 the OIL ',.u rr.,.
,hs, ,h. district will be down to about 5000 .a,rs"
a day. Several "dusters' have 'een report ..asrsd
~ I'M bn Suilv defined Development work Y o' s,b
hnx Around sancnO Greek er.poson 81 oduce'
siding because ,s, o. d taH sm Ia. pr
The partial pipe line returns %. from tnn,sRe are
to % Charters to Septembe' q" '"''"'''
follows: ra,., ,o,s Daily a.. Sept: ~ e
e;siu lis pI.TT |'s.S
M X
deliveries ................IU'a''
', r. ,. i;tou !@ s SIS
Refined petroleum CLOSED At 1U ,r esn' Sew-York
phs aeipha prices beinJ on basis pen G;a's per i'm:
Foreign quotations wer Lonn n. ,er ioo iios. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

Closely akin to the Book opera
tons was the great contract which
gives us control of the Humber
BICYCLES for the middle Atlantic
District, for 1898, and OF all the re-,
manning wheels that were owned
by: the Humber Company OF the
1892 models. The prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27
Roadsters at SOS instead Of Sis
Tourists at ST. instead OF Sll7.N
LADY Numbers at SIS instead Of SlzZSO.

are causing them to be carried of
rapidly. Bicyclists are not forget.
ting that the Autumn months are
best for cycling.
Neither are they forgetting that a
low-grade Bicycle does not enter
our stock. COnlinenMS, 1898, at
$50: Roamans at $3.50 Continents
at $26. so; Falcons at $24, are still
going off with rapidity and regu-
larity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-27

The Boulevard presented scene
of intense interest on Saturday att
ernoon, when an exhibition was
made of our Automobile 7'7cyef.'
lust here from Paris.
The trial was perfect success,
but the speed limitations OF the law
was a handicap. An automatic
machine that can easily make thirty
five miles an hour, cannot show ITS
possibilities when reduced TO SIX.
The new Shoe Store opened on
Saturday with a bOom-tOo much
of a boom, for our best resources
were quite unequal to the demands
of our visitors. We regret lt-but
our Shoe folks did their best, and
some thousands OF pairs OF the Spe'
cial Shoes offered Saturday have
found predestned feet.
This Shoe Store is here to stay.
And you'll learn to know and like
it. OF that we are sure.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-06-19

The report OF Prof. Darcy Tbonr
son. upon his mission to Behring So,
N 1896 to inquire in behalf of the Hrit
ISL foreign Office whether the presen
restrictions Of the Behring sen fisbinc
are sufficient for the protection nnt
wcll-bcing Of sea life" has been iss,ed
m parliamentary paper. Prof
Thompson believes that the ALARMING
statement in recent years riyiny mo,
counts OF immense decrease of the herds
and prophesyipg their approaching OK.
JUNCTION are ovcrdrawn, but there ;s
still abundant need of care and prudent
measures OF conservation. IT is eosv
TO believe that the margin of safety Is
narrow, II not already to some exten,
overstcpped.
we may hope for the perpetuation
q the preseatnumbers, says Prof.
thompson, but cannot count upon mn
ncrcase." 1t is his earnest hope TINT
recognition OF mutual interests and re.
sard Tor common advantage will sug.
gest measures of prudence which win
keep the pursuit and slaughter within
INIT bounds.--Chicago Chropicle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-06-19
POINTS AID OPINIONS.

-Presideut McKinIey's activity In
tie appointment Of oriceholders is n
pleasing evidence that the promised
ibrii1 Ut returning prosperity Is strik.
ing ~ sofnc spots.-Sf. Louis Republic.
Protection, according 10 The new
formula. ~ relied upon to put revenue
INTO private pockcts, and internal taxa.
ton to mike good the Shortage in the
vaults of the Philadelphia
li,cOrd.
The agricultural department IL
out with n brochure on the yelIow.
billed cuckoo. This is n handsome rec.
ignition of the assistance Mr.. CIeyc.
lands friends rendered during Inst
year's campaign-N. \. journal.
The disposition 10 take part In the
high tariff grnb In order that every see.
ton may share The plumber IL called n
growth Of protection sentiment. II IL
The sort Of growth that will prove f,toI
10 the whole scheme Of robbery.-St
IIonds Post Dispatch.
strangc to say, no member OF the
proposes 10 clcnr It's reputation
by proposing an inquiry. Senator Honr.
who upbolds the contention Tint tbe
bns not dcgcncrnted. ought In
n'nong The first to ask for n inquiry
or ut least for n cont Of wbitcwnsb.-
Baltimore.
IL only ono thing that
ftnutIs between this country and n re-. |
'iynl OF prosperity. II In The United J
senate. which, taking aa,. n,,,.
Interests of the y" " ,1st onJ 49,.
private con rms, commits the govern
W'M- continued bankruptcy and The
10 prolonged poyerty.-N. Y.
Press nscp.).
Tile fact TINT the senate commit. |
'ee proposes 10 increase the Internal |
eyeDuc tax on tobacco and certain
articles 81 daily consumption.
put a tariff on tea, IL one OF the
trongrst evidences yet ndduccd Of the
'enntc's recognition that the Dinglev
III was not Intended ns a revenue biIi. |
az a campaign dcbt-paying measure.
. Richmond Dispatch.
The American people consume nm.
nbout 2.000.0 900 tons Of sugar. for
fh'ch they pny. approximately, $780,
vO.~vV. ~ the high duties proposed
= either the house or the senote hin
h0uld be ndopted." are the words az
nunfor AlIrtcb Uuh. -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-06-19

n mon WhD had lost . lep. niiDcesis.
some wonderful cHres said 10 haze beet
tffiofn"d by NorDor preachers, l1lDel
thht s"ct 10 the boDe u getting healed
ne preachers fetefred him ~ Young a,
NE oDl1 prCphet among them enDables 81
treating shcb cafes 90 his. gooff 10 gaIi
Lake tliy be vent and presented him.
sen befofr Young The Mormon lend.
F "hs "GDal 10 ibe emefpeney. H. ~
shf"1 nc man thnt he could cause an.
"'hff DiHb 10 come IN place u The Iosi
member bat called his attention 10 ,be
lnct ihnt he had but y few years vel 10
hF', VIM" there wgs 0n eternity beyond
Ne Gtasc "And II nov pfyc you mn.
other leg," eni1 The prophet, "you VIII
not only have this one when you po ia
Heaven. but also The one which you los,.
~ yon van hive 10 20 through MI etcr.
my on three legs" Iiorrilcd ~ s1ob
u prospect the pnh retired, satisfied Ia
~ through The reminder VI his yenrs
on enftb with The MD " bis cruicbcs.
~Pitieb,fYh Dispatch,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-06-19

II 1@T2< ~ yets
~ cr,, ~ LIN zLlre1 arg
zaG ssy ~ -c-e ac.s z ae ~ ~7. d.
go-rs@l r. --ssz rr T.
Ear parF ~ r. terss -sc-
Itga-c ez1Sc- {. rezac- ~ ezlec~e1 re
alaal1a - Il "a .er2
%>T>e i ns.G 3s letter ~
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wr-l I've frr ast es powera.
.DsE1lsE XIV asl aereatte- D. acgtl
~ zacre E's@ Tasrs uoz.lG 90, y,
~ a@1T 1@-r.ns reps5,ez1. 2,-ay
aDg.r p,ocs.1irg 'hat thsY haa reg
elo21 Il NcEi1.a-a Tie pres-a,
srYg leratoa II the country to
poD.fa TIE p-y a1d Grre s, cut Of
WrtF T,.a - Immediately and y.s
lily Ep.Ged
We sapp1ae nine republicans out Of
i~n aoElG reply that the party gaze
gez 10 iz platform that Fl, would Re-.
ire tae tariff 10 the interests n Amer.
Daa .aDafand American industries. and
bat i would neTer do ior corrre.sfuer
Nv IN home without having passed a
'ar4 bill Democrats talked In thu,
nay three years ago after The Wilson
aN had been rewritten By the senators
f'Dn Haverneyer aud 70 bedeyiIpd tba,
F made tarTf-reforn democrats sick
Eat The democratic party would have
zen letter Of II the house had put the
70 ih" perverted measure and Dps,.
1Dned tariff revision 10 a more pro.
'o1s E@ason. Tie responsibility o.,
.easing the Mckinley act in force would
are been serious. but less damaging To
~ democracy fhan the iH-repu,e Of
hat scandaloua sugar schedule.
The Dingiey-AIdrich bill will come ont
u Tie conference committee the most
.5amefnl and infuriating tariff meas
Ire eyer pat before the country. Their,
siI be a d~jsgraceful wrnngle over il
~ possibly nome ugly scandals. II,
nay not pass At al. II il does pass. il
7il doom its makers TO certain defeat
% the next congressional elections
tnd The longer It ~ in force the nuprie,
he country win get. Better drop il al
DRether~S. Y. Times,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1897-06-19

~Par6a- rs sr. bn. where DO yoa live;r
E--9. the s-srT-1o~1 passenger. Iezasnz
greg IL ascE q the ia, in iro1g 1fhlu.
tkaE raF- o ID1zn" ~seDaszily
rer1st g4e g1at-v1sEsrsd Passenger. wh0
vEs trzzas ost ~ 4 setFsTan neE Gel.
l-l1a- es3sr l1cr-% Hl.A z Aectx-hoai su,.
ts-1cr te
In IL sg-;hsfn par q Indiana, Ell,
n at i ibe 2y o. tie Ind 10 your ricn.
~
IL i = al ever ;be country, / nck.
&C
i d. -. ass how that can be"
Dat q, Wal, yoz doat supraee tina.
Lid "a . e3s4g or; o the United States. DO
y
No. 5-;--
Wa reckon Hail Columby is the law
lie rest 0 the land, az its the same With
4asreupol the iHguisitire passenger xiped
u E~;eTp-siory xIa.s; ard pat Il; away.
tl4 the Hpasl=r huruoris, withdrew. turtle.
t2. Tn.9 MS c~eilui0ii collar. And the
i!zz .gl.s- o1wzrd-N. Y. Journal.
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T-E Sims.
Inferestin- Inhabitants Of The Re.
Eion Hrtfseen Burmsh and China.

4@e 'Aa1A- Ike all uacivilized PEG,
plea. are "a interesting race. They
jaha0it the mountainous regions be.
tween Burmah and the frontier states
q! the Chinese empire. To the west Of
them lie the great plains Of Burnah
proper, Matered by the Irrawaddy; to
he north and east lies the province Of
!nnnan. and 10 the south are the Karen
hills and Siam. The river Sal,gin flows
through the country. To the west Of
i are great rolling grassy downs. 5000
10 1900 feet above sea level. backed by
wooded hills which rise in places 10
1900 feet in height. To the east Of
the river the country is broken up into
& confused mass Of forest-clad hills and
narrow valleys, with here and there a
small oasis until the large plain Of
heHg-Inne is reached, and behind il
the mountains, and behind the noun
tai1s the river Mekong.
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that they once held an ancient and
mighty kingdom in the north of the
present Burmah empire. The race I,
widely diffused, and IL probably the
most numerous of the Indo-Chineso
races. They are found from the borders
OF Manipore to the center of Yunnan
aud from the valley Of Assam in Cam.
bodia and Bangkok. "Everywhere
buddhists, everywhere 10 a considers.
Die extent civilized, and everywhere
speaking the same language" The
Kingdom OF Siam is now the only indie. |
pendent Shan state; the Others ore
tributary to II, or to Burmah or China
In the criminal law there is an nd.
OF the Jewish and Teutonic.
relatives of a murdered man or
may take 300 reals, OF they s,ay
lcrnand life for life. Dacoity (highway
'oDnery) is a capital offcnse; so also is
.he inert Of valuable property, and in
nc case OF the lowest and poorest death
s awarded even for petty tbefts. A
mans relatives are responsible for his
nIsdeeds, and in the casc of horse or
attic theft or for dacoity n whole vi,.
age or even a small township is laid
q contribution should the immc.
ia'e relatives fail to pay the required
of the An.
hr%opological Institute.
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JONES 70 The 3 c


II pDsat f~DgtsLafsiY fur tie ren'.
'fn g'afss ibsi. 10 tie e5Da,av dsae,.s.
z,a III ns t~sGi1g farn bsll = nsa
mi s%fa'>s tapp4fs 70 hol9 the bel.
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f h@Df<4s Tat fpr7Hses asiec;ion f.
taia ia&,aace ~ r man II rare indisid1.
atty, itaHmaeh ~ NoKlnlsgs admit.
it'fa'pn, IN stDlld 'Dfgetfginsss u H.
calamity 'Aa' tie McKlaIsy tariff 81
i@D brDa1bt pm 'ho party has never.
D".sss TssDigea ~ fDfDs a high pro
'e@fise farn DBMa TIE country, fhers
b. hs'fitR lDeDnsis'eft % the eEoTts
II tie afrYa'ea II the 'ariR Tor re-
SAle N obtain IN D~h4If II the zee.
pnng 'hey rszrse'isei1 ~Fsp1esent TIE
hfgevf p1asibie share - ne l~nesitab,s
imposition.
TIE rat'erH manufacturer bad
ihlhRs pretty mrch their own uay H..
d@f ne bin ~ II nas passed BY ihe
hDuse. Yery pJsifiye discrimination
aRainht the farming ln'eresfs II 'he
epnaify war o oontpiouous %cbaraciefia.
bc NJ tie Dingiey bin ~ Il came 10 81.
s'oa'e. nv materials. as. FIR lnsfanee.
uooI End bidss, and p~ro1iBctious sncl
81 ritfBs %irpife. HeFs awarded bot
eoaHt recogni'iob. Especiaiiy we're TIE
Pfrdpcfts II The !DNer grades n wool
snf 'he p~nrlBesrs ~ hides delivered
osTr ~ ibe meroT ~ the Sew Rnplaud
manufacturer The home prodncers b.
ib"ze articles coBId not compete with
ne volume NJ trade tram the steppeg
u hfia and ihe Danps II South Amer.
Nevertheless The manufacturer .
tram there materials we're enormogsly ,
protected.
1bls Has the aspect NJ The farir bin
~ wbjoh particulars !, u0s but Nightly
modified IN ihe senate committee mil
JDnes, ~ Sessda, ontDe 10 Tie
frf>p" Fortunately, ~ stated, be- holds
he bhiapce II power. ind is In poslse
IN exercising his preroeauge
n fnsDr u extending protection ~ veil
!" The producer ~ 10 The maBufaoiur.
~ The senator's Demands IN his d.
feeiIon VII largely incrense fLe duty
upon tbs iower grades ~ wool. npou
upon lead ore. upon beet sugar
ibd upon citrus fruits md bottled
Upon these hitter items gcDator
tones came fnthr mid NJ Eonafort White
nd Perkins aud practically secured by
force ~ circumstances what TIE
after would probably haze fnilel 10
'b'ain as q matter of simple Justice. n
9 very gratifying 10 have The ntsur.
nee nov that II high iariG must be
h. policy u the country II viii moi be-
purely sectional affair. with Cnlifor.
In excluded Los Angeles tIe,oLd
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Didn't Look Qui,. 81 n,I

Il was born In go" said Tho ,.,uro
may with the pronounced shoulder
blades as she tapped him lightly With
her fan; see how candidly / loss M
Surely not" said the Young man
win a surprised look. why in go we
were still colonies of Great--ob. ar
beg pardon; perhaps you meant eiah,
cen hun" B"t'
bnt the frost had already chilled him
70 the vitals.-N. Y. World. w
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Sot to De Caught.

4 rntsmen visiting Liverpool was heinv
z-1E-t BY citizen, who said: Nov.
20 AMI So tue Widows Home" The
z1h ~. 10. finger 10 the side Of bis
i@s~ ahl 1l1se1 aud said NO, thanks: |
saw W:9w home once, and she sued me for
ofa1 0f promise and proved il on me. 1t
cnst - : natter OF tl99. No. sir. send the
alc9wE home in : czb.T-Tr-Bjts.