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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
MuSI0nO.
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Cine 9lbtbeiluna BON 100 Natroien
oes &reuSers San Grancisco", oss
Glasssnibifies oss Der. Staatsn=Be=
ibwaoers in eIrOpdiibsn 8ewIlern.
traf beute pOu Nsapel bier eiu uno
wObnte elmer bonn pupits cslebrirtsn
WeIie bel. Sic tparen pom Rettor oes
bieiigeu ameritaniibsn @Olle9iums be-
aleitet. gtab Der Meiie outhidritt Der
Yapit bic Reiben Der Wtatruisn uno er=
tbsilte ibnen ieineu Ssgen.
gii5of 8abriels BON Ssoensburg,
u. D.. 1T bsute angetOmmen.
Na6 Der Meiie bielt Der Yapit cine
turSe @niprabe on bic WatrOisn.
Wonli9uore S'@onnsll. Der &ettor
oes bislissu amsriianiiben aolseiums,
ilberIsbte Ole Hso. oss Yapites ben Wta-
trOisn in's gn9liibs. glls Der Yapit
Die &apelle berlieB. brabten Die MatrO-
len orsi Sobruie auf ibn aus. SOurte
6Odran bon gteu gOrt mar bel Der
4uoienS Su0egsu. Seute slbeuo Iino
bic WGtrolsn nad 9ieupel auri.t9eiebrt.
u M, %. Rom.
Yer gaplt las beute inn S6rOnlaale
oes Satitats in 8e9ennart bon 100
PeriOnen, bon osnen 30 ameritauiibe
Pil9er warsn, bic sReiie. Sie glmsri=
tansr waren groBentbeils Yrieltsr aus
9tsw YOrt, Maliabuietts, Connecticut
uno 9tsw Serisp. giub Der Wieie nabm
Der Yapit Dor Dem glltare plaB. wOraui
Die YIlger Snm 6uBtuhe sugelalleu
puroen. Der Yaplt belt teine &sos,
ipnoern ribtete an ieoen Yilser elnINe
freunolihe gSOrte, wslbe YiNrrer
S'GOnnell, Der Gsttor oes glmeritani=
iten SplleSiums, in's eu9lil9e iiber:
leBte.
BIarrer SbrOOp iiberreibte Dem 81.
Sater i'm Numen Der YilQcr eiu neues
Sheiteltdppben BON lueiBer Seioe, lpel=
Dies nit 8oloitiiien Qeiiillt mar. Der
Buplt lleB Die 8Ololtilde auf benz 2lltare
nleoerleAen. 9ab bGs bon ihm 9etrG=
gene &dppbeu benz Pfarrer Sbropp
uno ieBte iib oas nslIe uuf. @lbreno
bic Yil9er i'm Sptel ibrM Sunh sins
nabmeu, iiberi0note Der paplt benz
Yiarrsr Sbroop cine arOBe iilberns
Meouille nit DEM SiloniHe oes YapIiss
uno Der Snibriit: Gum 9lnbenleu an
oas SiibOisiubIldum SeO's XIII.
glm ndbitsn Snmitag tretsu Die SiIs
ger bon 8snua aus Die Ssimreiie nU1
Nmeritu oil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
3Gotli9 perlebt.

Milwautee, @is., %. Wdr,.
Grsoerif aihenaer. Setretdr uno
Shabmeiter bes SpiritupienaeibIites
Der $. j. &illen9sr COMPANY. lit beute
III Der g@obnuug ieinss Saters Die
Sreppe binab9eltiir,t uno bat lib eiueu
Sddoelbrud sngssossu. Die Ssrlsbs
una lit t0otlib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Sin 9ol,ipnbifat.
San Srancisco, %. Wdrs.

San SrauciscO, %. WIr3.
Sie bisIiasn Solsbdnoler psriudeu
bon Nenem, eiu Spnoicat Su bhosn
I'M Die Preiie bon yaubOls BON s4 allf
ST fir talieno SUP 81 brirSsu. Die
SOlShGnoler bebauptsn, oaB Die Soften
oes 3uihneioens in ben Sd9emiiblsn
isbt gr6Ber iino, als Der OaIiir er,iste
Yreis. uno bOffen ourd bic 0rilnoun9
zines Spnott0tss bic Frsiie alimablig
10 Su erbObsn, oaB Elm Yrpfit erlanst
,uiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
100000 EfrluR.
Sau6raneisco. Sal,
%. M1r,.

Sas prubtpOlle 9SDbub0us y6srn=
bale" Der 6amilie Gobsn in glameoa
1T bellte in 6lammen aii9e9an9en.
Der Serlult betr09t iibsr $500. 600.
Der tarm CUR Sdlite ourh &erliberun9
geostt 1T. SGs Saus mar oas prdb.
ti9Ite in gang gllamsoa 9ountp. inoem
ss cine Wtsn9e mertbpoasr 8emdloe uno
Seltsnbeiten entbielt, iuelde Der OsrltOr-
bCne u. u. Spbn. Der reihe 9loOotat
uno observation-disclosures in Gurppu Qe-
iammelt bate. Sas 6sller mar burh
einen Ibaobalten S6Ornitein sntltan-
Nom
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Cine rieiisc Sammbeit.
&eabina. 90. %. Wilr,.

Wt u Ut II " PU., -J' HIUl0'
Yer Setriebsoirettor BaBmOre bon
Der &caoin9 IL Soutbwelteru.StraBeu=
babn bat ben Seiehl erluilen. oab pom
|. glpril al iGmmtlihe giu9eNe!lte Der
9Obu obne Sbnurr= uno 9adenbart
crIbeinen milneu. SelbltOerltdnolib
bat oies unter ben Seuteu allgsmeine
GntrliitnM9 leroOrNeruien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
g8aibin9ton, %. M6r,

Senat. Ser Senat mar beute
Gprmittaa cine babe Stunoe in 0iient-
liber SiBuuQ uno n0bm oann. nad.
benz er snei Stunoen lang betreifs oss
S6ieos9eribtsOsrtra9s in Grecutip.
llBun9 Neweisn mar, Die Onentlibe
SiBuna wieosr auf, I'm nit Der Ban.
terottbill iortSuiabren. SeBtere. Die
im glllAemenen als Die SOrreD Sant.
ruptcp Sill betumt III, muroe perleien.
worauf NellOu bon WtinnelOta ei!l
Sub'tltut plierirte, welhes in msbre.
ren puntten bon Der Dill, mis lie BON
eomite einberlbtet lit, abpsiht. Sie
Debate bat nod ni6t be9onnen.
Saus. - Die DiertdaiQs allae.
meine Debate i'm natipnalen Nb9eoro=
.netsnbauie ilber bic 9inslsp Sariibia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Wcitere Sariii= 5ebattcn.
80 q ibinaton, 26. MQri

~ = " - - ~ -O' S-kAh1s
Senat. - Sn Der beuti9en 0lient:
liben Sigun9 oes Sennts fano beut'
abernlals cine tllrse GrOrterung Del
9iplloienltirage ltatt. 8allin9er, (Rcp,
Neb.). leSte Dem Senat mebrere boz
Der GipiloienltcommiiiiOn erlallene Ss'
ltimmun0en Dor, I'm ourb oieielbsr
isine fiir3lihs yebauptllna 81 helreiisn
oaB bon 9eluiheu Seuten, Die lih iii
slenter beluorben bdtten, perlanat NOR,
ben isi. SWOlf Stunoeu lang aui einen
yein 81 biipIeu. er iaate, oieie iein,
Sebauptun9 lei siuar bon mebreren Sci
tunasbsribterltattsrn, Cpennp.a.linsrs.
blnoluoerhen) lmo aud bon
einem Wiit9lieoe Der Gipiloienlicommii.
lion in 3weiisl aeSo9en iuOroen. Se,
Senator perlas tieraui bic vSufebein:
beltimnllln9" uno mebrere auoere Sra:
gen iiber 8rOBe uno 3OrpsrQewibt De,
Shriftleber uno ertldrte oieIslbeu fin
ab9e'hmadtes dummies 3eug.
Saus. - Sur SariIbill fonntsu
beute na6 Der Siiuiminutenre9el 3u.
ldBe sinsebrabt peroen Sislss 8e.
itdit aber riidte in 10 lanaiamem
Tempo pormGrts, oaB wdbreno 9anss,
lieben Stunoen bon ben l62 Seiteu
Der Bill nur neuu erleoi9t wuroen.
gllle bon Den Semotratsu einQsreibten
3nidBe wrroen ab9elebnt. 9rei IN.
beoeutenoe 6omitesuiGBe wuroen an9e=
nommen. ierner Elm 3uiay bon Wabanr
(&ep. y. o.. wpnah Der Sol aul
SleiueiB bon , aui3 ents per Piunc
erbObt werocu lOlle. 2cBtsres mar bic
Gate I'M @eleb BON 1890. Ger 9e9eu.
ipdrtiae 3oll lit u Gts. Wsabanr
ia9te, Die GrbOblms lei bon elmer 6irmu
perlNnat luoroeu. luslbe Dom gletruli
unabbdn9i9 tel. Der 3uiaB puroe
nit einem itrittsu PartsiuOtum anSe=
nommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
6 u b q.
Sapana, 90. WlGrs.

Srancisco s. Gaians. Elm naturali.
lirten ameritaniiher Silr9er Der 80
Sage lang i'm Gjsfdn9niNe in Saaua
einNeIpsrrt mar, lit bsute sutlalien NOR.
Den.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Or 0 5 britaunien.

SonoOn. %. Wdrs.
gluf GmpfeGlung oes @rsbiibois BON
Canterbury miro oas Sri9inal=Soabua
Der Wapfloper, peldes jsBt in Der
Sibliotbet bon 2ambetb galace aufbe.
pabrt luirb. oem Staat Wana6uietts
gum Gel6ent gemabt peroen. Die
SdentEng mlB bonn GonIIltorialae.
ri6t, tpelhes an ndblten Sonnerltaa
cine Slgung abbdlt, 8utsebsiben
neroeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
SSrautreib d..
Bort 2ouis, Wauritius,
"a. M1r,.

2Gut 9tabrihten, wel6e aus Maoa.
easia, bier sin9stroiisn iiuo. 1T bic
Serbamun9 Der SOnigin Gonapulona
III. bon Wtaoa0Ustar uah Der SSnisl
&euniOn aui Die Gntosfun9 elmer Der.
ibworung aeaen oas Sebcn oeS 8enss
rails Salient Suriidsuiilbren. Sie lln-
teriutun9 Der 9lnNele9snbeit lit i'm
G0ugs uuo Deitere SsrblltuuSen teben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30

in Nuslidt. g8ie ss beiBt. iino
WlIiliondre in bic geribworung pers
wlfelt. Der vSilberpalaf" puroe
ourhludt uno in oemielben Die Summe
BON 10000 Grancs 9efunosn. Die
IranSOliihen Seamten bsibla9nabmten
tcrner in oem Palalte cine 9lusabl ae-
beimer paplere. Die iib auf Die Ginlhi.
ibun9 bon 2lusldnoern in bic Gebet-
lion beieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
) apan.
8 ono on, "a. Wdr,.

!" y . w -f' ~@F"R0'
Die @eIebporla9e iiber bic slnnabme
Der 8olowdbrun9 1T bonn iapaniiden
Oberbauie an9eupmmsn. uno bsoarf,
nm @cicp gu weroen. nur nod Der llu-
terihriit oes &aiiers. SIN bieiiasn
0tartt oauert Die 9tabfra8e uad GOIo
iiir Sapau fort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
prftIs nrr Anseiuear.

Sober Sen Der SpaIte per :,ohr
6 Wpnate.. 400
Wpulte......- 800
9r6Bere guSetgeu biuiser.
2ocaIs
Cir icbe 3eiIe grspisr obsr Sereu Raum bos
srts MsaI 10 Ssut5.
6siratbs. unb GO0ssanseissH nit spru9N 50
ohke Spru5 sl.00.
Gn5eiQsn. bic bem Settle Der fatboItites fstrns
suspiSer fnb, ftuoen t.tue aufuabms
Insei9cn ieuoe man ipdts
tens am 2lloutaS 2rlor.
gen Elm. .-
3obsarbeitea allcr art prompt aaS btlIts
ansgeialrt.
Sfiiee: Gds Der 6. uuS Soma. strabe.,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Sbaoenfcuer.

pepria, ST., 81. Wdrs.
Seute friib tur, Dor orei ubr brad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30

9elan9te beute glbeno gum QlbIdlu6.
Bon mOrgeu an tOnneu na6 Der 6:inf=
minutenre9el 3lidbe 5u Oerlelben pOr=
gebrabt peroen biz gum ndblteu Wlitt=
mod. wo bic NbItimmung itattiinoet.
yailep bon Seras, Der Gilbrer Der
Sppolition, Der beute bic allQemeine
9ebatte fir feline Seite Oes Suulea
abl6lieBen iOllte, mar ipe9eu Salsent=
Silnounq perbinoert. leine &eoe 81 bal=
ten. Sin 9e9enielti9es lleberelntOm=
men iuuroe 9etrofen, oaB Dor Der enos
giiltigen Ibltimmung cine einltiinoi9e
Sebatte bon jeoer Selte 9ebaltsn pers
ben lOll.
Surte (9em.. Ssras) iaats, Die
Bill irlle betitelt meroen: Sine gill
CUR sluierbauun9 BON Sruits uno @prs
porationseinflillien uuo CUR Inter
oriifun9 Der aderbautreibenoen gepOl=
ternng Der Ser. Staaten."
2enb (9em., S6io) prpteitirte bage=
gen. oaB Den ieds Sbioer Semotraten,
lpelDe 4OO,O OOO Sellte repralentlrten,
Die fir g0m. $. Srpan seitimmt bat,
ten, nur 90 Ntnnten bewilligt morben
lpdren. (geifall Der SemOtraten.)
SalSea (&ep., Ya.) gab cine lleber=
llbt ilber Die gr9ebniile Der g8ilicn=
uno Wc&inlep-yil uno peroammte
oas rao ualorem" SDitem Der Grlts=
ren, neil es 6ele9enbcit 9dbe, in rleIi=
gem WtaBitabe Saben untsr ibrem
mirtliben gSertbe an5u9eben.
Golion (aep.. &p.) iprab Su @un-
item zines bobercn 3olles auf Gobr=
lteintOble. g8cnn bic Siue in &en-
tndp bins Srei'ilber 9epsien mdre,
oann wilroe Der Staat filr Srpan &c.
Itimmt babeu, Iaate er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
9 pa nien II.

gs miro bier balbamtIid mit9etbeilt.
oaB Der Staatsistretlr Sherman benz
lpanii6en 8eianoten in @aibiustcn,
SupuD be Come. fir oas 8erbalten
Der ipaniihen &esisruns nit gssua
auf Die geireiuug Der ameriianiiden
Silrser aus ben cubaniiden 8sfdna.
ninen lelnen Sant ausgsipro1en bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30

Sas .Saiip GbrOnicls" sridbrt aus
atben. bic Qriedilbe &e9ieruna babe
aus ibren eigsnen amtlidsu Gusllen
erfabrcn, oaB en9lano iib weiaere. an
Der SlodirunS Wrle6eniano's tbellsus
ne6men. ObwObl es ein oerarti9es Vpr-
9ebcn ieitens Der anoersn Id6ts ni4t
binoern meroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
QpnOpn. %. MIr,.

Cine I'm Wtitternabt aus @anea an
oas rSailp GbrOnicle" aeianote 8spe-
ite ia9t. oaB oas SranspOrtibiff Glpoe
nit Dem britiIhen SruppencDntinaent
fir Die SeieBuuS Srsta's Oaislbit angs.
tommen lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-30
Gine iariibia i'm Walopp.

I'm 5 llbr perto9te iid Der Ssuat.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
ROBBED By MS son.
Rosentbni Loved n Christian. and stole Three
Watches from His Father.

Max Rosenthal, an orthodox Hebrew. 20yenrs
old. fell in love with Dora Bent a year ago. The
girl is about his own age, He lived with his
parents at 233 East Fifty.sevcnth street and
she lived across the street. When his parents
discovered the love affair they ordered him to
have nothing more to do with Miss Bent. who Is
a Christian. They told him that II he wanted a
sweetheart he should select one of his own faith.
He continued to meet Miss Bent, and after
vainly urging him not to, his father, Daniel
Roscnthal. told him to choose between his par
ents and tho girl. II he did not agree TO stay
away from the girl he must leave his home.
said his father.
He would not abandon Miss Bent. and left
home two weeks ago. His father went to tho
East Fifty-tirst street station Friday night and
complained that his son had broken into the
house during the day and stolen three gold
watches. Detective Schum sought for the young
man but could not find him. The detective
watched the house of Miss Bent. About II
O'Clock Friday night he saw Max and Miss Bent
coming from a Third avenue car after n visit to
Fort George.
When the detective arrested Roscnthal Miss
Bent tainted. She was carried into her home.
One OF the missing watches was found on the
young man. and the pawn tickets for the others
were in his pockets.
His father appeared az complainant against
him in Iorkville Police Court yesterday. Ios-
enthal pleaded guilty. aud was held for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22

convention is now besicsed by the hosts OF the
conventionalists The really charming life Of
the place-a life which centres in tho most en-
gaging way round tho theatre in the Pine
woods-is descending TO tho level of n society
function. This year royal highnesses and serene
highnessos have beGn as plentiful as blackber-
ries. while such names as those OF the Duchess
of Marlborough. Lady Lonsdale, Lady Queens
berry, Lady Battcrsea. and many another. have
given to the Ring and to 'Parsifal' the bless
ing OF BelgrNvia.
1.-THE result has been what might have been
expected. There Is still n certain freedom of
dress, but II is the freedom of the A" smart sets"
You can still see young ladies seated on q plough
in n cornfleld, cramming the "G6tterdRmmer-
ung' between the acts in the twilight; but their
frocks are Of tho daintiest and seem to me to be
changed half a dozen times a day, quite in the
Trouvillo and Homburg fashion. And you hear
round you the echoes of the empty chatter you
left London TO avoid. Poor Wagner! What
would he have thought Of it'll
"Prices, OF course, have lcaped up to suit tho
smart people. l should say they are from 35
to 80 por cent. higher than they were las: year,
or certainly at the previous festival. For two
small rooms my wife and ! paid Is marks a
night. The food is no better than It usually is
in Germany. but 1t is much dcarcr. One of the
big Berlin restaurants VERY we'll appointed and
with good cookingl has established itself near
Wagner's house, tho famous villa Wahnfried.
Three friends of mine had for lunch there n
Chdteaubridnd Garni. some ~frittcrs. some fruit
,peaches), and a bottle and Il half OF the cheapest
vino in the place. The bill came to 37s. Cd.
CSa.lS). OF course most OF the restaurants do
not reach those terrifying figures. but you can
not get even a scant and moderately cooked din
ner for much less than 5s. t$l.25), exclusive Of
wine.'' Ii. Il, &.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
9th Avenue, 18th to goth Street.
ROSE HAWTHORNE LATHROP,S WORK
She Makes an Appeal to the Public for Money
TO Continue II.

She Makes an Appeal to the Public FOR Money
TO Continue II.
Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop has issued an
appeal for money to help her in carving on the
work she is doing among the poor OF the east
side. Mrs. Lathrop says:
Il need money for my daily work among tho
sick, having expended what was sent TO me for
present necessities. Money sent for a future
hospital l hope to keep intact for that purpose.
To show what "A few OF us can do in tho way l
have chosen, l beg to print n list OF the persons
aided in July and August az a result OF the re-
sponse made by the public to my appeal about
Ave weeks ago. must suppress full names and
addresses. which, however. ! can supply pri-
vatcly:
Mrs 5. aided from July - to Aug: 90. $50:
Mrs. b.. $Gi; Mrs. NJ, ST.: Mrs. NJ, $2l; Mrs.
W, $50; Mrs. G.. IS: Mrs. X. So; MIR. D.. $l3:
H. ss WI M ri b.. M ss.s 81 fiii l.iie M McSr 4; SSs BOY. T. hf T..
Mrs. g.. $40; Mrs. s, 81; b. {. sis.
"I have mentioned twcnty-one cases, most OF
them assisted. without any chance OF their need
growing charity about $500 in n little more
than n month. Al that ! have been able to do is
not here recorded, as have not time or thought
to make 2 full list; Ny little personal Income is
eight persons. three Of them invalhds. The cases
] IA o assisted are urgent enough to move any
heart, and | would like TO describe them
infinitely.
II hope friends OF my effort. and Of those
poor sufferers whom ] can restore to some peace,
will send me more money for the demands %
each day in this particular work. am, sure all
will agree with me that silence, when the effort
OF speech can help, IL sloth and cowardice.
"ROsE HAwTHoRSE LATHKoP.
"66s Water street, Corlears Park"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
THE BuKKE-LErr POKER DEBT
Hurke borrowed Sis. Paid sII. 10. and Now
Has Levy Arrested.

Abraham Levy. an insurance broker OF $40
Monroe street, was a prisoner In the Essex
Market Court yesterday on complaint OF John
r.. Burke. who charged Levy with swindling
him out OF $ll.5O. Burke told Magistrate Kud-
Itch that no paid the money to Levy for a life
insurance policy. and that Levy had pocketed
the money. Levy gave a different story.
Judge" he said, away back In February
Burke had hard luck at a poker game. He got
him $l5. went TO his house IA number OF times
to get the money, and Burke's wife wanted to
know who ] was. Burke told her that ! was an
me on account OF the poker debt. Now he comes
forward and says that the money was for an in
surance policy
Magistrate Kudlich said that he would let a
jury decide the case. and held Levy for trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
Simpson,, CRAWFORD
& SIMPSON,,
Final Reduction Sale of
Summer Goods.

On Monday morning every depart
ment in our store will offer most
extraordinary inducements in all
lines of Summer Goods, which
must be closed out at ncc to
make room for our unusually
large Fall importations. The fol-
lowing items will be found upon
comparison the best values eve
offered in high-class and season
able merchandise and represent
but IA few of the hundreds OF
special bargains which will be
found throughout our establish
ment.
Ladies' Night Gowns and Drawers. Acc
Cambria and Muslin Night Gowns. sc
Cambria and Muslin Skirts and
e9c
Extra fine quality Night Gowns. 9sc
Fine quality Skirts and Drawers. 9ec
Cambria Corset Covers. ...........,.. l9c
Colored Lawn Umbrella Skirts. gag. soc
Colorcd Lawn Skirts, with tucks. e.
9sc. and SIPS
Extra quality Tafreta Silk Petticoats. 1888
Handsome STYLES Lawn Wrappers. SIC
Extra quality Cambria Dress Wrap
9ee
Fine Madras Zephyr Shirt Waists. .$l.49
Fine French Organdie Dresscs.$o 90. $S.49
Extra quality Irish Crash Skirts. 79c
Fine quality Denim Bicycle Suits. 81 SO
Oriental Rugs, best makes. choice designs:
Average size . It. 10 in. by 8 It. 6 in. 1913
Average size 3 #. . in. by q IT. Q in 9.99
Average size 3 IT. 6 in. by Z ft....ll.99
Average size 1 #. by s it,. .........l3e 90
Finest grade Smyrna Rugs:
Size IL it. by o # ........ $2l.46
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
ATTACKED HIS RESCUER.
smith, who HAD Been Robbed. Tried to kiii
the Policeman Who Pound Him.

Policeman Murphy OF tho Oak street station
saw John Hyson OF 81 Monroe street and
Patrick Byrnes of 20 Front street running
away from the corner of Cherry street and
James slip on Friday night. He went to the
corner and found Adolphus Smith, Il sailor.
drunk and lying on the sidewalk. All OF Smiths
pockets were turned inside out.
Murphy awakened Smith and Smith threw his
shoe al Murphy. knocking the pOliccman's
helmet OFF. Then he tore Murphy's collar on
and attacked him with a knife. .lurphy dis
armed him. smith was taken TO the police
station. Murphy arrested Hyson and Byrnes
later.
In the Centre Street Police Court yesterday
Magistrate Cornell held Tyson and Byrnrs in
81, 800 bail for trial, and committed Smith to
the House of Detention as n witness.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
stole tho City's Lead Pine.

Morris Pope, l6 years old. of 81 Madison
street. went into the house at 52I Pearl street
on Friday night and took all the lead pipe on
three floors. The house became city property
through endemnation Of property for the
Pope was arrested as, he was leaving. He waived
examination yesterday and was held by Magis.
street Police Court,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
FoUG HI 0vER 4 HOMELESS WOMAN.
JouqurIet Gave Her shelter Tor the Night aud
stabbed His Roommate for ObI-cting.

SUHVHVIFE II Y EHFVtF ENF NIEHt HUI
stabbed His Roommate for Directing.
August Jouquelct stabbed Emile Murra at
the rooms they occupied together, at 10 Minetta
lane. early yesterday morning in a light over
Maggie Riley OF 81 Downing street. v no had
come to the rooms with Jouquclet. The woman.
who carried n baby l year old in her arms, ac-
costed Jouquclct in Fourth stree: park on FRI
day night and said her husband had turned her
ont OF doors. Jouquelet took her home with
him. Murra Was there, and by morning all
were drunk.
A light began and Jouquelet stabbed Murra in
the abdomen. i~nt'iCtinR q serious wound. Murrn
is in ST. Vincent hospital. Jouquclct was mr.
rested, and In Jefferson Market Court was held
TO await the result OF Murra's injuries. The
woman and her baby were sent TO the House OF
nptention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
HIS LOTE COST HIN 500.
MRS. Dimrcia Took y Long Time to Learn Not
to Love DE Medico. and Let Hin Hun u Hi.

Carmen De Mcdico. a street sweeper. was tho
complainant in the Essex Market Court yester.
day against Mrs. Margerito Dlmecia, the pro.
prictrcss OF a boarding house at 3 Second street.
Dc Mcdico said that while no was out Friday
Mrs. Dimecia moved to o First street without
his knowledge. taking along his trunk, contain.
ing 500. "a bank book, and clothing and jewclry
worth $500. When he found her, he said, she
refused 10 give back his property.
Mrs. pimocia said that Do Medico had been
making love to her. and before she discovered
that she did not love him he had run up a board
bill OF $50. She said that she kept the trunk
simply as security. for the bill. Magistrate
Kudlich dismissed the case.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-22
FORGED TO HIDE HIS IHEFTSY
e. l.. Burchard Charged with Making False
Entries TO Cover IN His shortage.

kntrIes 10 0ONer IN HIS shOrIhEe.
Charles l.. Burchard, the Secretary and Treas
urer OF the Behr Brothers & Co. Corporation,
manufacturers OF pianos at 29s Eleventh ave-
nue., was u prisoner in Jefferson Market Court
yesterday. charged with forgery. Tho complaint
was made by Edward Bchr, Nice-President OF
the corporation. who alleged that Burchard had
made false entries in the books which he kept to
conceal The larceny of money; The falsihcation.
according to the complaint has been going on
$500.
FBurchard pleaded not guilty, His examine
tion was put down for Tuesday. Bail was liked at
81 600, Burchard lives AT. 81 Strong place.
Brooklyn. He Is AZ years old.