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The Lamar register., 1897-09-18
Cowgirl hats at Irwin's.

price at lrwln.s,
c. NJ. Lee will buy school orders
and town and county warrants.
Money TO Loan.
A. /. CRAWFORD.
Best grade family sewing machine
only $50. f. f. IRwIS, Sole Agent,
Lamur Colo.
a large number of Lam arites took
in the excursions to the Albuquerque
fair and Canon City Fruit Day.
Mrs. ". @. Gould and son Ray
returned Tuesday morning from an
extended visit with her parents in
West Plains, Kansas.
Peter Lynch, boom time resident
Of Lamar, has moved his family and
household goods here and will once
more make Lamar his home.
DR.. Kimball, of Chicago, was here
several days this week, being called
on account of the sickness of his sis
ter, Mrs. J. VI. Johnston. Mrs. John
ston Is now out of danger and i'm
proving rapidly.
L. Z. Irwin, the Lamar shoe dealer,
has placed $1,000 worth Of new shoes
for men, women and children on the
shelves of his store since July 4th.
His fall millinery and dry goods are
now being received.
John L. Frost, superintendent of
the land department of the Santa Fe,
was in Lamar "Wednesday with
party Of eastern capitalists showing
them over the country. They are re
ported to have invested heavily
The populist and democratic pri.
maries were held yesterday. There
was light attendance at the popu-
list meetings as there seems to have
been difference OF opinion as to
Just what time was meant by eight
O'Clock.
The many friends of Q. d. Ford in
Lamar will be pleased TO learn that
he has Just been appointed Register
of the Denver land Office. He oecu-
pied the same position here for near
~ five years aud gave general salts
faction.
As reports come in it becomes more
evident every day that Prowers coun-
ty is coming to the front as a pro
dncer of corn. The returns from some
fields are very large, and it is now
believed that the average for the
county will be about forty bushels 70
the acre. -
At C. G. Huddlcston store can be
seen a sample Of fruit that no place
can beat, 1t is half dozen peaches
from the ranch of f. L. Koen west Of
Lamar. The peaches average three
fourths of pound in weight and the
largest one measures liz inches in
circumference.
NJ d. Parmenter on last Saturday
presented this office with basket of
fine Seeding peaches from his or
chard. The appearance of this fruit
was damaged by the hail storm which
destroyed about $50 bushels of his
crop. but the taste is superior to any
thing we have sampled this year from
any part of the country.
The prosperity wave has struck
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JAMES B. BREWSTER q co. ASSIGN.

THE REoRGANIzED CORPORATION FINDS cAi'-
RIAGEs A LUXURY AND HARD TO SELL
James b. Brewster & Co. tReorganized)' manu-
facturers of carriages at No 81 10 $40 West Forty
thlrd-st. made an assignment yesterday 10 Sher-
man Evarts The deed was signed by T. schuyler
Tucker. yice-president. and Albert Smith. secre-
tary.
The present company was Incorporated on March
IL 1896 with a capital stock Of $4,000. IT succeeded
10 the business OF the old company, but did not
assume any Of the liabilities OF that company.
The now company started with an authorized capt.
tai stock of $1,000 but 1t was said at the Time tnat
only 5000 was paid I'm in cash and property. The
new company was handicapped by not having
enough cash capital and by extremely dull times IN
The carriage trade. "Bradstrcets' gave II only the
lowest rating. In September the company gave a
chattel mortgage for slJoO) as security Tor money
advanced TO pay off merchandise debts.
MIR Barnum OF Simpson. Thachcr & Rarnum. al :
torneys said yesterday that the Liabilities would
not exceed 49, pp and the assets were very good.
aIfbough no figures could he placed upon them
now. The company expected TO pay. in full. he
said. Trade had been dun. carriages being a lux
ury and hard 10 sell
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the account OF their voting as they did. and
told Hutchinson that could not let them 20 on
that ground. | had money 10 pay the men.
and Hutchinson furnished il TO me- as was really
foreman for him and subject TO his orders When
discharged Remsen and Mullen | told them the
reason. and. Furthermore, that Hutchinson had
given orders 10 tell them the reason why-that they
voted against the Goo Goo ticket"
Mr. Merritt said Yesterday that warrant would
be issued for Hutchinson The case ~ being
pushed by almost all the leading residents OF tho
Two villages, among them being President John
Webher. The penalty OF the offence Is years
imprisonment a fine of $500.
ON Saturday last new rules were made by Mr.
Rockefeller, the principal one being the changing
OF the power 10 hire and discharge men from
Hutchinson TO Foreman Hemingway 1t is said
that Mr. Rockefeller is much dispeased with his
superin tcndent for discharging Remsen and Null
len and that he gave him strict orders to keep his
name of the village affairs and to keep out of
politics himself.
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You think it is because your child

You think it is because your child
is growing too fast" that he fails to
put on flesh. More often it is due
to a gradual and general weakening
of all the forces of the body. The
child may have no pain, may have a
fair appetite and yet lose flesh. Per-
haps the happiest effects Of SCOTS
Emulsion are in such cases as these.
1t gives the body fat which is
easily taken up; alters unhealty &C
ton and supplies the best blood
making food known to medical
science.
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e. Cummings Dredging Company commanded by
Captain Walter y. Hyatt. happened to be near py,
and picked I'D the before the ferryD0at
people had lowered their boat .
Captain Hyatt brought the woman to the s'a an
the Hudson Street Hospital. Meanwhile the wom-
an. who was conscious. said that her name was
Cola Gallagher. twenty-SeVen years old. ana tnat
she was a servant out of work and without
home. She told the police that while on the ferry
boat she became dizzy and fell overheard. Her
clothing was poor. and her possessions consisted
Of a pocketbook containing 10 cents. Some Of the
passengers told n policeman that they had seen
would not corroborate this. The physicians said
that her condition not serious. and that she
would be able TO appear in court this morning TO
answer Il charge Of attempted suicide
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WE'RE INT1MIDATED. THEY ALLEGE.
woRKMpN SAY MR. RocKEFELLERs sUPERIN-
TENDENr DISCHARGED THEM BECAUSE
THEY WORKED AGAINST

TENDENT DISCHARGED THEM BECAUSE
THEY WORKED AGAINST
HIS TICKET.
A preliminary hearing held yesterday before
Judge Daniel Armstrong, In North Tarrytown, 10
take the dispositions OF four witnesses In the mat
ter Of the charges against George L. Hutchinson,
superintendent OF John ID. RockefeIer's place.
Focantico Hills. who IS alleged to have violated
the section OF the Penal Code which relates TO the
intimidation OF voters The witnesses examined
Daniel W. Purdy carpenter and builder, OF
Clenville: Armada II. Bryant. a mason OF this vii
lage: Irving De Rivere. boss carpenter and
builder. and Voorhees, C. Conover. one Of his en-
ployes. all OF whom worked on Mr.. Rockefel-
lers place. George Remsen and William Mullen
tho discharged plaintiffs. represented by
Oliver Merritt, OF Tarrytown
The testimony OF tho witnesses 10 the effect
that tho mon discharged because they voted
against the Goo Goo ticket which Hutchinson
favored and worked hard TO elect. but which was
defeated by the Citizens ticket Purdy said: zone
day before election Mr.. Hutchinson came TO me
and said that he had heard that Romsen and Null
len were talking against their ohio Goo Goo) party.
and wanted to speak to them. told him that
1 did not want 10 interfere with tho men. hut
went and tod them that 1t would only mako
trouble on the place II they did not stop talking
about the Goo Coos. On March H. the day after
the election, Hutchinson again came TO me and
said: There two men l want you TO let go.
heard they were downtown yesterday all day cleo
pioneering against our ticket l told him that
not true, they did not leave the place until
$50 in tho afternoon. had no right 10 discharge
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

NNN0NV0N0VNNN0--( -0--O0-NoNNNNNNNN0
PHYSICIAN OFFICE. occupied az such
excellent service board optional: refer
ences. 12 East s7th-st.
80 EAST GOD and EAST 18TH sTS.-De-
sirab.s rooms. large and small. perma-
nent or transient: references.
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EXAMINATION or CAPTAIN REED.

The examination in the Of Captain Edward
w Reed of the American ship T. +. Cakes, which
was towed Into this port fortnight ago by the
steamship Kasbek. with the remaining members OF
the crew in a deporable condition from scurvy,
took place yesterday afternoon before United
states Commissioner Shields. on the voyage from
Hong Kong which took over eight months. several
Of the Oakes's crew died. The complaint upon
which Captain Reed arrested charges cruel
and inhuman treatment OF his men, and also fail
ing to provide the sailors with antl-scorbutics.
II was sworn 10 by Samuel A. Frazer. who was
one of the crew. He testified yesterday regarding
the alleged scarcity and poor quality OF the food
on board the Cakes. Or. George w. Stoner Of the
Marine Hospital at Clifton, Staten Island, whore
the stricken members OF the were cared for,
testified that all the men were suffering from
scurvy The case will go on next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
4 CHILD KILLED AT PLAY.

Emil Strobel. eleven years old, schoolboy and
the son OF Jacob Strobel. a tinsmlth. who lives
with his family on the top floor OF No. Chambers
St. was killed while playing on the sidewalk near
his home early last night. Emil with school
compan named Albert Hawkins. was playing
and young Hawkins carrying Emil on his
back. when he slipped and both fell TO the side
walk young Strobel striking his head render
ing him unconscious DR.. Holmes. of the Hudson
Street Hospital responded to an ambulance call
and took the boy TO the hospital, whore he dag
nosed the cerebral conclusion Twenty
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While the Thirty-ninth-st. ferryboat West Brook
lyn was on her way from the Battery to Thirty
nInth-st. South Brooklyn. on her > O'Clock trip
last evening the passengers on the forward deck
Sc. up a shout of woman overboardr' as the
boat was southwest of Governors Island. Captain
Jarvis Goutches who was In the pilot-house heard
tho shouts and stopped the boat at once AS the
ferryboat drifted with the swell woman was
seen struggling off the starboard side and the
deckhands hurrlcdly prepared to lower a boat TO
rescue her Tho tugboat Greenvle. OF the Morris
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
LADY AGENTS wanted everywhere 20 sell
Nile. Louise poole's fine custom made
ooIsets; best IN the world viii pay good
salary or commission. 80 6th-ave. be-
tween 10Th and 2Oth SITS. Cammeyer Build
Ing. New York: take elevator
SERNANTS.--200 reliable girls for city.
country; housekeepers 800 cooks. laun-
crosses sl'. SO satisfaction guaranteed
domestic department mercantile agency
o'0 WashinGton-st.. Brooklyn.
WANTED. Maid for general housevorl,
- IN four-room fat; sleep home. ROE.
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NEW-yORK HOSPITAL SMALLPOX CASES

No new cases of smallpox have been discovered
at the NewYork Hospital. All who were found
to have the disease were taken away those who
had been exposed 10 the first case were Isolated
and the wards In which the smallpox patients taJ
been were fumigated As to whether or not an a.
vesugaton Will be set on foot 10 try 10 de-
termne 10 whom the blame attach - for the sDread
Of the disease In the hospital nothing seems 10 be
known.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

<s--0-r~-0~'|>'o< nm 4Or.N<Nr/,.
b2OkS WANTED at full market rates.
,GSecttors and others in any part OF the
o. having large or small collections Of
BOOKS Tor sale Will find II 70 their ad-
ysaah,ase 70 address FRANCIS +. HARPER,
IL East leth-st., New-York,
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REAL ESTATE For SALE.

~SN~~N|VN~~~(.cc.oN Neco@NNN.oNNNNNor-N
country.
AT HACkETTSTOWN. ~ IA modern
l4-roorn house on 30 city lots; all i'm
p-overnents; quick sale III sacr4fce
GAINSBORG. 8 East 42d-st.
NEW VILLAGE, Long Island. 40 miles
from Brooklyn. 3 niles from Rookon-
koma Railway Depot, ~ miles Of lake
midway between Patchogue and Port JET
ferson, 81 acres 30 cultivated: new house
rooms barn, large hennery. plenty fruit
trees; Will sell or lease or exchange fo-
Brooklyn property free and clear; postof-
fee, churches and schools near by: others
" II. GRACE. owner, WillouRhby and
Jay sts.. Brooklyn.
PALISADES DISTRICT.-s75 lots. near
houses - 20 monthly: street graded
WEATHERBY. 271 Broadway
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FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BROOKLYN.
5000 HOUSES. Every description and 10
cation. well rented: choice residences
fats store and tenement property: 1000
lots. plots large and small tracts: subur-
ban residences, Long Island and other
farms: many exchanges bedrock prices
now time 10 purchase in Brooklyn; call
or send for circular. W. II. GRACE
Nilloughby and Jay SITS, Brooklyn.
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WORK. WANTED.

NNN-osNNNNNNN~NNONNNN NNNNNNSNN-NN0.NoN~
Male.
| A.. WM l.. HARTCEQ
Pub,ic Expert Accountant and Auditor.
Morse Building. Room 80. $40 Nassau st.
! A.-A.-Stuatlon wanted. management
OF branch Office or department agency,
or travelling position. by respectable ex-
perieaced business mar. thoroughly ia
mlliar WIKI Management Of saiesnen. es-
/ tabNslmcut and direction 81 sub-agencies .
buyer correspondent and expert account
ant possessing tact and executive ability
OF nigh order Address A. ID. ENSIGN,
81 West 52d-st.
ACTIVE. reliable thoroughly experienced
business manager open Tor engagement;
% years Ia commercial, mercantile and
bOohkeepeT. manager Address REI.IA-
BILE. Box IL. Tribune Office.
ANY ONE wishing circulars or samples
distributed or Advertisements tackled or
posted in southern California can &c, II
done by applying to JOSIAH HORTON.
Box 800, Pasadena, Cal.
BOOKREEPER.--A competent accountant.
b9okkeepsr. general Office man. desires
ias, employer: moderate salary. GOMpEr
TENT. Box %, Tribune Once.
BooKKEEpER. experienced and reliable,
speaking English. Spanish and French,
ard familiar with general office work de
sires situation. highest references Nd
Dress X. c.. t42M Willoughby-ave.. Brook
iyn.
gOOKKEEpER.- mar (22) desires
position as bookkeepcr Or assistant book
keeper. experienced: good penman; excel
lent references. j. T., "a East Coth-s,.
BooKKEEPER.- Thoroughly experienced
in double and single. wants 10 keep books
by the week or month at lowest rates
FORMER. ee5 Lexington-ave.
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WOMAy PICKED UP ~ THE BAY.
science.

minutes after the boy reached the hospital he
died without having regained consciousness.
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CAST-OFF CLOTHING.

= ~ ~ -117-F-T-l-~e~-~
AsTONlSHINGLY high prices paid for
1adier, rentlemens and chil1ren's fine
CASTOR Wearing Apparel Furs. Jewelry.
Eric-a- Brac. Carpets Furniture &c Cali
or address Mr.. CT Gfrs. NATAL, ia 9th
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

~>>>>~~-~->~~~~~-~~~~ >>-~-~~~-~~~~~o-~~~
BELA1S. professional expert and appraiser
Of diamonds and precious stones. per
sonal estates valued: old god and silver
bought. II East lGth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
LOST.

~>~~oocooo~~ooNO>o S~cSNoocooooooo..
LOST Bar kbook No. 700 5e5. Bank for
savings $50 4th-ave.. New-York. Paw
ment stopped. Please return book 10 Rank
LosT.-Bs nktooH No. go s9i. Bank for
Savings, $50 <th-ave.. New-YOrk. Paw
ment stopped. Please return baok u BANK.
LOST Handbook 10. COZ. 1857 BsrI so-
Savings. 2S0 4th-ave New-York Paw
ment stopped. Please return book 20 Bank.
LOST. -Bankbook No cas- 04s. Bank for
Savings, go Fourth-ave., Nev-York
Payment stopped. Please return book 10
bsYL
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.--5OO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
euehuteec. machinery bought and ex-
chansed. GEORGE B. EDDY. sos Mad
sCr-Et
1As AND OIL ENGlNES.--Aiietz & Weiss
engines surpass an others IN reiiabill,v
osranilty ard economy. patented IN all
countries. l2S-l32 Mot--st
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FURNISHED HOUSES To LET.


Country.
A COSBY Connecticut seashore Resort for
tired people; house furnished; cottages
moderate rent; broad plazzas, trees.
beach bathing boating; circulars. Prof.
NOKTHkOP, Brooklyn Polytechnic.
FOR RENT.-Atlantic City. y. J.-Rsre
bargains IN furnished and unlurnished no
tells. boarding houses and cottages. oy IN
feason ana yea. Exclusive control cf
choice properties. Address l. O. ADAMS &
CO, Real Estate and Law Building. A.
iantlc C'.y. n. ]
MORPIsTOWN.-For rent. large. srt,stl-
cally furnished mansion FOR season or
year. on Maids 1n-ave.; stable: well SHADED
three acres: all convsniences; rent mod
crate. J. HENRY JOHNSON g. co. Mo-
Ylstown, y. J.
40 RENT for the season for $3.50. modern
Broom house. 20 miles from BROOKLYN
On Long Beach road: fully furnished:
bath. tute, &C.; fine lawn and shade; dock
and bathing house. tennis court &c: 3
Oa!ce.
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tall apartment-hoUse. and the tenants were badly
frightened. but the frcmon prevented panic. The
loss Is about S. 90.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS,

N~|ONrHr|r-'<|O~r-~~| 40~>S~->--.~N~>ON>-e- 4.
BARGAINS. Special, new, slightly used
pianos. $50 upward; ins,alments. rented,
exchanged CHRISTIAN. 81 East 18Th 81
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WANTED. A position as bookkeeper or
cashier, by young man. - yehrs old
QUICK. accurate. excellent PENN n; double
or single entry; employed. but desires
Change; place where a first-class, steady
man Will he appreciated. married. 10 years
experience: best II references. Address
stating salary. W. A. T., Tribune once.
YOUNG MAN Swede. 2ij. speaking Eng
accompany party 10 Stockholm Exposition.
ALMBLAD, 10 4th Place. Brooklyn
YOUNG MAN wants position IN bicycle or
electric work; has had experience In
both. JOHNSON. AGO Hudson-st., base
ment.
YOUNG MAN 40 wishes 10 learn the
electr.s trade. having two years expert
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

~-~~~~-~~--~~~e--
GRAMERCY PARK. 35-3S Suits, sin1s
rooms; newly furnished: excellent table
pleasant spring location; central: con-
verient.
23TH-ST., 1i6 EAST.--Large and small
rooms. excellent table: by day or week
"a WEST 5lST-Sr. -Desrable and hand
somely furnished rooms. large and small
with board. references.
SlST-ST.. S4l WEST.-Large sunny room
and excellent Ia bic with private family
IS, highest references. WELLS
53D-ST.. 81 WEST.-Elegant back parlor
suitable FOR doctor CT dentist: large
sunny rooms. all conveniences; for coup Q
or gentlemen: house superior: reasonable !:
references.
57TH ST. 313 WEST. -TIandsomcly fur
nished large and small rooms. with boa ri !:
convenient Broadway and Central Park
reFcrances
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

SC)D water power wanted suitable Tor
ma-'1 tRctory near city OF rai,road. sum
EER. ?ca Broadway.
WASTEO.--A partner with ZOO 20 buy
END sell stocks. grain and cotton on com
pn!ssson OILY. Address for an Interview G.
X. ANVEWINE. 7T2 sth-svc.. New-York.
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HELP WANTED.

-~N>NNON0oN1.NNNNON @No~NoNNooooo>
Male.
TIRES, $500 PER PAIR.-One agen.
wanted in every town: as good az are
MADE. Iuly guaranteed. MINEPAT.rZED
ELBBFR co. is cih-s.., New-York.
WANTED.-A good. reliable. experienced
farmer on farm Of 900 acres, stocked
with horses, cows. sheep. hogs md poultry ,
give references and wages expected. DR.
J.. y. JcNEs. Greenwich. Conn.
WANTED. Experienced. reliable agents
In all parts OF the United States, 10
whom we can now assign special territory
for the sale Of THE NETWORK TRIB-
UNE'S GREAT WORK. AMERICA
SUCCESSFUL MEN" II is ons OF the
most easily sold publications now before
the American people, and is not only deep
ly interesting Itself. bu; proses a great
educator. repiete with object-lessons for
young men starting in business life. Every
library. public or private. is incomplete
without H. The work is punished 10 two
urge volumes. royal octave. and is Illus
trated vita numerous steel and stpp.a
portraits. Address ADAMS & CO. IS
Duane St. y. Y.
WANTED.-A good tenor FOR a church
quartet choir; must be well recommend
cd. Address c.. Box 10 l.2i2 Broadway.
WANTED. "A live. experienced advertis-
ing canvasser for q leading New York
daily. Address. with reference NJ +. s.
BOX 4, Tribune Ofce.
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DAYS WORK.-Respectable woman de
sires days work. filst-class laundress;
house cleaning or work OF any kind. eN-
cellent references; salary moderate. DON
NELLY, 3i2 East 3Uth-st.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

SOH SALE.-Ihoroughbr saddle mare;
seven years; trained all gate; broken
double and single. Il. A. F., Box 1856. New
York POstOfilce
PONIES FOR SALE that are reliable ,or
chl.cTen: 30 head. shetlants. Welsh and
Hackney. Address DR.. o. c. JACKSON,
Lama.ca. LONG Island. y. Y.
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The Corham Go. de-
sires to call attention to
it's Ecclesiastical Depart
ment, where a large
stock of metal work suit
able for Easter offerings
is on exhibition.
Ecclesiastical Department.,
Fifth Floor.
Broadway. g. 10th St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-07
TENANTS BADLY FRIGHTENED.

Three alarms were turned in yesterday afternoon
for fire which wrecked a two-story and base
ment brick building, No. 3l2 East Ninety frst-st
I'm which Samuel Rentlngcr carries on an express
business The burned structure IS next door to a
The San Francisco call., 1897-02-06

His Letter in Answer His Critics, Which, He Says VIII
Be His Last Word in the Controversy.

The following the
in
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Februa
F. Oala
in five and have had
tended for the galleries"
have never been orthodox"
our srannoher Iregad religion
ress but like gold and diamonds
the of
for the of
the helpfulness
that of forming Christian
mind solely
lowers have seen accounts them the Oakland
have
which seemed verae
scenes notnng DO Similar
about by the of blood
ference Importance
cruel terrible things
through overstaned religious excitement
mostly confined
worth and the boy revvaist Mr.
iet from trustworthy friend who
verbatim because illustrates lin
condem
of
regarding I
"o Oh or the Christian culture of this
be ~ ~ 49, "
During excitement
called raved
which
all night
man about
die returned profan
- 'o $1,000 1850
there time in INV life that
would recall gladly
ana Mysteries
II there is life
which auO OF the sermon on the Mount has possible
DAVID STARR JORDAN.