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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
RETURN OF RICHARD CROKER.
lie SAYS BRYAN AND JONES WILL bE sNIlS
FLED WITH WHATEVER COURSE rAMMANY
r,.us..l.s rEGARnING NATloHAL ISSUES

ptcbard Croker returned 20 this city last night
from Chicago. He travelled OF n" N"w-fork Cen
trail line and reached here AZ s 30 He was uhA'-
COMMANDED and went directly 70 he Murray III.
Hotel HIS only callers last night were peter + .
Never. his partner in the real estate business
robn 7 Carroll and senator Grady. With the Ihs'
Mr. croker had a somewhat long conference.
To injuries put 20 him by a Tribun" reporter
bearing upon the political situation IN this CIV
Mr. Croker refused 20 say word. Asked specif-
callv II there was any TammAry candidate III IN"
field for whom he had Il preference b." answered
that he had nothing 90 say in that direction. ana
when his opinion was sought upon the selection %
General Tracy by 'hc Republican mnrh'1" Do
merely lacoulraily remarked: Trays good
man"
that no has been absent from Now-fork he Wa
moro communicative Il spent most ~ my time
no said while vas away from N"r-' 'rH ~
Lexington Ky I'm examining the yearlings - t'"
breeding stables down there. came away WIN
out making any purchases though NY main ''J'''
IN going % Chicago vas 10 assist M my iEI'hI '''-
tors wedding There VA. no political significance
a,,oobiDg % nv visit; blt 4, true that while Vas
IN chicago Z saw senator Jones. Garter HarrisoA
and Other veii-knowa men belonging 70 't' y, m
si,ua,ion In Nrw-York Senator Jones. sp'Akn{
a. one + The leaders OF th" parry 'Aii D, NDtr
Now-Y6rk Mayoralty contest. Whatever the mem
Der. = the party n his city d'rie '1,4 W., "g
Accountable ~ senator Jones and the oth.F M
"5,.n saw 7 VA told also that Bryan is any
Ms ina, the contest should be fought on on pHr'y
local lines and whatever rOurs" is re7oIt'd -P'i
Nv Tho Democratic party In this c..r a m" mos
advisable 20 pursue u viii equally s"i4iy VII
Bry ~. tt.--,.,, consent
81 - come 20 New-Y0rk FOR -" purpose 1i Wth-
Ing an address 90 The voters TIE date o. his W.
bae M, VET bcen set but when he does como ne
yrin he ,t>ompaned rs TWO hundred Or three nun. .
Jred members 4 the County Cook M1rchlnE 'N,o'
Mr. CROKER denied the rumor thit ne haa a,N ~
W. Rowan 10 visit him In New-York but tnat ne
had declined Sfr Croker was looking wen IN, IN
-nf',sf ana he said he would remain IN Ne"-l'rH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
DEADLOCK ~ TrPPER'S DISTRICT

Binghamton. y. Y, Sept 25.-Wher the first bal
lot was taken In the Id Assembly District Repub-
Ncan Convention yesterday afternoon at | O'Clock
there were IS votes for Assemblyman C. F. Tup-
per- of this city; p for G. VI. Lusk and Is for f. l.
Vincent. OF the town Of Maine. Last night about y
O'Clock the 18th ballot taken. and the result
was exactly the on the first ballot The
convention then adjourned until Monday afternoon
at ! O'Clock. The city delegates solid for Tup-
per but ne is unable to control enough votes from
The towns 10 effect his nomination. There were
several adjournments and many informal confer
ences during the baoting. but nothing could be
accomplished. Motions for a secret ballot were
made repeatedly and In every instance lost by A
large majority. The result is as much In doubt as
before the convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

MAJORITY OF THE DELEGATES SECURED BY

MAJORITY OF THE DELEGATES SECURED BY
Whitehall y. Y. Sept 25-The contests at the
primaries he'd in Essex County to-day were the
exciting for years, the fight between me With
erbee and Foote factions being bitter. In Ticon-
deroga Foote defeated Wtherbee by over ninety
majority The town OF Morah, the residence OF
hOth contestants, was captured by Witherbee by
l94 a majority OF the eighteen towns in the coun-
T. were carried by Wtherdee, including Chester
field. Crown Point, ElizabethtOwn. Keene Lewis
Moriah, Nor,h Elba. St Armand Westport and
Wilisboro-thirty delegates Foote carried Essex
Jay. Minerva, Newcomb North Hudson. Schroon
Ticonderoga and Observation-Disclosures dele,
gates There Will be contesting delegates from
Several towns and the fight will be continued neg,
Tuesday a; El.zabethtown, where the county con,
vention will be held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
DELEGATES TO BOROUGH AND COUNCIL
CONVENTIONS

In all the Assembly districts Of this city Uer"
held las, night Republican conventions 10 elect
delegates 20 the Borough OF Manhattan Conven-
ton and tho several Council district conventions
The Borough OF Manhattan Convention VIII be-
held next Saturday evening n Gramercy LyceuIn,
No III West Twenty-thirl-st.. and VIII nominal"
Republican candidates for borough ohces. Inc
Council district conventions will be held October !
There were no contests OF Importance In any Of the
conventions last night the nominees OF me regular
Republican organization being elected IN eh'"
case. ,.,.,,... ~.
smith Pine Endorsed In the XXINth DIS
trict Tor County Clerk. and Jacob Kahn IN the
XXIId for Councilman in the TIA Council DIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
nrLrpHnNES N STOcKHOLL

Stockholm correspondence Of The chicago
Herald. -
There are some things hey do much pe,tsr o. a. a.
hcr,. than W., do In America. ana the teI,plo,. .
an. - tbcn | venture 10 say there are fnor' ~
nboree H. stockholm than In any other CITY Oh sn'
world I'm proportion to population Nineteen t,.o, ~
s,ri a. tho number OF Subscribers In this CITY OF
nI,ar,.r a., n mill.on souls Nor Is II surprlSihs
that the number g. 20 great as on. Hhs - ~ "a
,aIanbona in his hOus" cost o. $40 ltdt' an"
In lis ofIicc or shop for sc year. In addition 10
H. 70 ~, t.lenhnncs I'm the city system. there are
> -, irstrrnents in the suburban towns. many or
them forty or MY mics distant. which city sun
scriicrs may call uu without extra charge. 10 one
vbn is assessed slO "A year for telephone IN
Washinptou and is besides compelled 10 pay ~
ottce IRON, another phone there appears "A strik-
ing contrast betw. en- the telephone charges OF the
American and the Swedish capitals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
HOW THE UNION Is WORKING
PROGRESS OF IT'S CAMPAIGN THROUGH
OUT THE CITY.
ORGANIZATIONS N ALL THE prsrRrcrs-rLANs

ORGANIZATIONS ~ ALL THE pIsTRICrs-PLANs
FOR NOMINATIONS.
In conformity with a resolution Of the Citizens
Union Executive Committee. William r. Horn
blower Alfred r. Conklng James w. Pryor and
H. ". Slocum have been appointed a Committee
on Certificates OF Nomination. They now at
work arranging The details CT methods FOR obtain
ing the signatures requisite under the law FOR the
formal nomination Of independent candidates. Two
thousand signatures are necessary for the nom
inatlon Of Mayor. Controller and President Of the
Council. The Election law makes no provision for
the nomination of certain municipal oftca~ ana l.
obscure IN regard 70 some OF the others. Oh re-
ply 10 inquiries in regard to these offices tho P'-
lice Board has informed the Citizens Union that
one thousand signatures will be necessary TOT the
nomination OF Presidents Of BorouShs. Coroners
and Members Of the Municipal Council. and hve
hundred for Aldermen
October = . and have been designated as NOM
nation DAYS. For those dates arrangements are
under way 70 insure the presence Of notaries pup
lie at every Assembly district headquarters and
sundry other places 20 receive the signatures ana
afidavits OF voters
Mighty conferences are being held n Citizens
Union Headquarters FOR the discussion OF methods
Of nominations the selection Of candidates 20 be
proposed TO the meeting of the Committee OF Or
ganizatlon on October /. and strengthening OF the
Citizens Union Organization wherever such seems
most needed
The city s being canvassed at these conferences
by Council districts. The conferrees comprise
special committee. appointed by resolution OF the
Executive Committed and the leaders OF the DIFF
ferent Assembly districts which make up whatever
Council district happens 20 be under CONSIDERATION
The special committee consists OF James b. Key
nolds John G. Clark. John -. Pine. Charles G.
NadaL Charles Scribncr and Isaac ~. Klein.
The chairmcn Of the campaign committees III
the various Assembly districts grouped by Counc1
districts are as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
BREAKING / BICYCLE RECORD.

From The Chicago Evening Post
They were leaning over a table and Industrious y
studying lot OF records one was no''ce ''''
ona had had experience -, , ,,>., ~, "
IT'S very simple matter when you Know nov;
one who IL halfway good on oicycie can go a
record OF some fqrt v Low rsc1 SrSt 40 70"
The novice didn't know. He was new man IN
the club and woqldn care on ionesene he would
ba without one Every man VINO rides olCyoi
has to have record Then ne rsaShes that
stage shortly after Joining club. Hence the anN-
rex OIL ne IA. YOUR century run according TO In
strnctions went on the man who had had expe.
Renee. and you have taken the time Ior esn sj
nils n, n so now II s merely question or mo.
img ovt where Won will At in or course. you don
g@i The century road record either paced or UNI
P' II didn't expect to- put in the novice -, -,.-
"Naturallv not" returned the experienced .,ueE,
Tha pretty hard 'h HMM 70 s ss' Wed bette; te
begin a, the other end. anyway 49,, .., 10
He looked at the s ne IS s % paper OH ''e
You didn't come anywhere near the mic rec
Ora d I'D 5I expect to 90 that either" said the
"9 And you're further away from the swe
napd he ,hree-mile and the tour-mile. and the
aV~.miIc and the six mie-oh. you're clear OUT OF
eI'ss only natural argued the novice i
haven't had bicycle but year. -, o,.or ..h,,
90 ,oursa ia natural" returned the otner, out
nm t ,,ndertakng 10 get for you. An. here
it s-twentysx mile Unless tbs a6 tapIe as tSe
, 49,, six.mie champion OF the world. paced or
unpaced. ,,., 49,. oho,, ,broa inches as he
,siknJ Who mad the next best record for that as
lance 49,, ...o., ,,r tba, distance -
,sn."red the experienced rider. That's now you
bann.r ia get IT, There a NUMBER VINO I'd e
made thirty miles in less time than you hass M,
tn.entvsx but OF course that makes no dlnerenee
~ II aid we couldn't have so many cruz
and half the fun OF cycling would be los ioT
= stx Miles put on IT, and the next time yVu ~
~ ~, xitb the club YOU can hold your head as h'sh
az any one on the boulevard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
CITIZENS UNION MEETINGS.

ARRANGEMENTS for mass meeting Of the citizens
Union campaign have been made jointly oy tHe
campaign committees Of the Win ana Nll'n AZ.
serblv districts The meeting will be held at
m on October ! In the Metropolitan Temple
seventh-ave Fourteenth-sl ST, The Eev omen
80 meeting John 5 Crosby. the Rev Percy >
Grant of Ascension Church. and William Jay
rnlttee are among the speakers -, x,,.,.
'Tbere viii also be a mass meeting in the NNtn
Assembly District on Saturday night OCTOBER = a.
So'clock at Ninth-ave and Forty-eighth-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
NAMED FOR MAYOR OF BUFFALO
JOHN ~ sCATCHERD THE REPUBLICAN
CANDIDATE-OTHER NOMINATIONS.

Buffalo, Sept. &.-John y. Scatcherd was nomi-
mated for Mayor Of Buffalo by the Republican City
Correction on We first ballot to-day. He is prom
inert lumber dealer and was formerly a bank
president. He has been a member Of the Repub-
lean State Committee
other nominations were as follows:
For Controller. ERASTUS c. KNIGHT.
For Corporation Counsel. CHARLES l.. FEIDMAN.
For Commissions: Of Public Works. JOHN kRElTNER.
For Overseer q :he Po.r. JOHN ARNOLD.
The Erie County Republican Convention to-day
nominated Samuel Caldwell for Sheriff. The other
nominations follow
Fo- County Clerk. GEORGE BINGHAM
For County Treasurer. WADSWORTH J. little
For District Attorney, DANIEL J. KENEFECK.
Six Republican Assembly conventions were held
this morning. at which the following nominations
we're made;
Ist District. WILLIAM FRANKLIN.
I'D District. HENRY W. HILL
lid District JOHN LElBLE.
Nth District WILLIAM SCHNEIDER.
Win District CHARLES BRAUN.
With District NICHOLAS =. MILLER.
All but the Ist and IIId districts made renomina-
tons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
- RADGES FOR DEL EGATES.

Handsome badges have been prepared for the
delegates 20 the Republican City Convention TO
meet in Carnegie Hall next Tuesday Badges OF
This kind have been common AT State and National
conventions but the Republican delegates VIII be
the first % wear insignia a. a city convention. 1t
"a probablv President QuiGg's idea OF SIGNALLING
the first Greater New-York convention. The badge
s OF blue silk edged with gold and with gold tnsel
fringe ! miniature American flag covers Tire up
rer mart OF the badge. which is inscribed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26

The Ist Assembly District Republican Convention
Of queens comprising Long Island City and New
town was held in Kochs Hall. in Broadway, Asto-
ria last night The convention selected deles1ss
former Assemblyman Henry c: johnson coroner lI.4
benjamin G.. strong. Felix Fritch;e WI.nan MGKie
Schumacher and James 4. Post. To the JUDICIARY
convention Lucian y. Man,ey: charles A; W aqeE'
Thomas w Howard. Frederick ". smith, }. T.
Van Nostrand Charles 4. Tipling and Henry =
Johnson were chosen. The men are for Fla''.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
AZ INDIAN PREPARING FOR HARVARD.
From The Boston Globe.

From The Boston Globe. ,.
,T ,o,,a AN straight as an arrow. and with
nhysral development n trained athlete m,snt ei,
Antonio Apache. now preparing ! to rave woven
aounS5 - romance which renders him an Ideal nero
U is e-blooded Chirracahua Apsehe dY S,as
,weny-four years old and the as eap.red "
oocnis' w /" MA, was sent TO Fort Monroe. where ne
received Oe rnssa ark 5Su
memory. ., ., .he Federal troops
against tne Danhorae ~ tie scouts OF General
was placed III ccr..aS with nonor and distinction.
During this period he also essas ~ ntnx Heen pub
respondence. many o, ms .e nan ar.
ishsd IN riast-i 80 been secured by the New.
HIS SERVICES snnan's association. in whose behal,
ne is now making TOUT , ~, 70 secur. Indian
tho Canadian game counsrS ,or the SPORTSMAN
suides trappers and num,erS, In.ntcs, Pr,i,dng in
Exhibition TO be held AZ ths Moo".
Rnston next March.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
GENERAL, TRACY STILL AT SARATOGA

General benjamin r Tracy did not return 20 this
city from Saratoga yesterday He sent a dispatch
to his law firm in the Mills Building. stating mat
one Of the cases he was to argue would no; he
heard By the Appellate Division OF the supreme
Court until Tomorrow and Il was understood INA
he would stay in Saratoga over sunday Genera
Tracy has had a room at the Union League Cup
IN This city since his return from Europe, MS
daughter being still abroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
THE car PLAYED FOR HERSELF.

From The Kansas C!ty Journal.
4 Carthage man is the owner OF cat which he
is exnIoiting as "a fere Paderewski. In the dark
nonrs Of Tie night recently his siumbers dis
turbed bv plano tones from the parlor. Fastening
downstairs ne discovered pussy per-hed upon the
STOOL whence she was reaching IN with her fore
naws and striking the keys. pausing after each
note and apparently dwelling with considerable de-
nTev,ous occasions ovnred considerable fondness
for music but never had couTtei fame for herself
A. a performer other than - vocalist before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
SCHROEDER NOT A CANDIDATE.

Ex-Mayor Frederick A. Schroeder mace an inter
caring public statement yesterday regarding MS
nos,tion IN the present municipal campaign. He
was only induced 10 speak for publication when
he was told that his name was being seriously con
,idered as a compromise candidate with Seth 10"
and General Tracy OF the field. $50
Mr.. Schroeder announces that ne VIII not De a
candidate for Mayor. and does not expect 70 ne
asked 10 be candidate: he intirnates that ne
might be induced 70 take second place win Gen
eral Tracv or President Low. He thinks that Mr..
Low should ask 10 be relieved from the response
bility thrust upon him by the citizens and give
way 10 General Tracy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
FEATHER BOAS

the Iaps themselves Fresh reindeer meat Is con-
sidored a great deilcacy: Russia exports IL frozen
IN carloads TO Germany. What might Alaska not
accomplish vith $4,000 reindeer?
l. : by no means chimerical 70 anticipate that
Alaska Will vet be covered with prosperous cities
extensive railways and most OF the modern con-
vn,iencas and her vast mineral wealth and other
treasures turned into the worlds great storehouse
OF general wealth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
THE highest PRICED noe.

From The Chicago Tribune.
over s. 900 for one pig Is price that wouII
strike terror TO the average pork packer i-aIu
ard ham would be expensive luxuries at tnht ny
ure At the annual sale OF George {. CouncH' on
wiamsve. Ill. last week. keysrs H? zoe , ,he
highest price ever paid for porker. The NleVsr
Mod, breeding Association syndicate. bought
the animal FOR Lreed!n: Durposes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
CAMPAIGN OPENED N IOWA
ERNOR AND OTHERS ADDRESS A
BIG MEETING.

ERNOR AND OTHERS ADDRESS a
BIG MASS MEETING.
Red Oak Iowa. Sept 25-The Republican campaign
In this Stat was opened here to-day with a mass
meeting. al which Leslie VI. Shaw. the candidate
for Governor. was the principal speaker. Pleasa.;
weather and great crowd greeted the candidate.
Short addresses made by Congressman Hager
and Deliver and H NJ Milliman. the candidate for
LieUtenant-Go crnor Alr Shaw said In part
The gold standard has been the standard OF this
country tor many Years ana Is 10 oe al leaS' Ih;
the leading commercial nations OF the earth shdii
undertake the establishment Of double standard
himself to be a thinking when he said in his
Marshalltown speech AT the opening OF the cam
mind 10 believe that the free coinage OF silver at
the ratio OF Is / with gold Is within the reach
not be desirable even II attainabe." had the
pleasure Of listening to two orators Of National
most eloquent; the other from Minnesota. admit
teddy the most logical Of all the advocates OF d.
nmt nad ,ne boiS as,red 10 Steak for H. and
declared that free silver the issue In Iowa pol,
itics to-day. and that upon 1t Democracy would
either win or LOSE that nat ISSUE mus yor GO we es
looking to Iowa to see whether che should show r,
the challenge. ana propose TO fight it out on this
line If f., takes III November - .--..
Personally believe the silly question is traught
and the tariff question fraught with more blessing
adaped. a. as now proposed would Certainly revolp
TOME our hnencia syste:n and ! believe "onr n
practically bankrupt us a. a people. Fit me con
tinuance OF the gold standard will not IN Itself
clone bring that measure OF prosperity Whi'h
We enjoyed in 1892
lie discussed the tariff question at length. main
tanning these Two propositions. First in theory
protective tariff must Of necessity be beneficial 20
prodIct Second. hisioricaly. the periods o, great
est prosperity in this country. from ltS aI'les'
aciiy with hos periods embraced within the oper-
alton OF protective tariffs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
ONE Kindred AND FIFTY PERSISTED

BOMBAY Sept 2j-Recent advices from the scene
o, the wreck OF the bridge OF the Mysore
Railroad near Maddur indicate that one hundred
and fifty persons were killed and fourteen injured
Seventy persons succeeded in making their escape
Most OF those killed and injured were haVVes
TIC train which Wa crossing the bridge AZ con-
siderable rate OF speed was entirely submerged oy
waters OF river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
First Republican
City Convention.
Greater \ew-ICrk.
New-Ycrk City.
September IS, 1897

TIE word Delegate" in blue letters on white
background. appears on a well-designed ce'luloid
top-piece and 10 this Is attached a gilt satety-pin
for fastening the badge 70 the coat apeIs OF the
members OF the convention
The delegates 70 the Democrats City Convention
OF September 80 also TO be furnished with
badges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
RocKLAyD coryTrS CONVENTION.
REPUBLICANS HAVE An ENTIRELY HARMONIOUS
GATHERING AT NEw CITY


The Rcputli,an County Convention OF Rockand
County was held New city yesterday senator
I.xow presided and addressed great crowd or
people Resolutions indorsing the National and
c,o.a administrations wer- adopted. also one In
dorsing the candidacy Of County Judge A >
Irompklns as Justice OF the Supreme e. urt. u.
Which ne Justice was Empowered 70 select his
own delegates to the Republican judiciary Con
He selected Senator LcXow, Alonzo Wheeler.
F S Harris and J Dupratt Whit . s.~o.,
was renorinated and Captain Henry +. Smith OF
MACK was nominated for Sheriff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
DELEGATES FOR Zion R. BROWN

WATERFOWL, y. Y, Sept. 25.-The Assembly district
conventions held here to-day chose delegates the
Senatorial convention and instructed them for Elon
r Brown the Republican nominee for Senator 20
succeed the late Joseph Muln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
NOTES OF TILE CANVASS.

At the Republican Convention in the AHlVth
Assembly District Friday evening resolutions
were passed favoring the nomination Of Smith Pine
as the Republican candidate for County Clerk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26


Cryan was omitted from the list of delegates 10 the
Republican City Convention from the XXXIst As
sembly Distric;. The other delegates from tho
district Silas g. Croft. Lincoln a. Stuart.
George Young Washington Winsor p. b. Low
George II. Sutton. II. T. Andrews and A. X. Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
aVyrOCS TO SEE THE PRTZEFTGHT

London Sept 25-"Dan" Stuart's vertscope CIV
ing pictures Of the Corbett-FtzSimmons 7rizHhght'
f. now on exhibition NJ the Royal aquarium for
The first time Il Is attracting crowds, many per-
sons paving a guinea apiece FOR the best seats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
No. 10 for Dyspepsia
INDIGESTION. WEAK STOMACH.

Or Humphreys Homeopathic Manual OF Diseases a,
w." rf-"V~i".s Nai.ed free
500 by druggists. " sen: receipt q 50 eta
Ne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
BLACK AND COLORED DRESS
GOODS.

DEPARTMENT ENLARGED. A1sLEs BROADENED.
FACILITIES INCREASED.
Al Wool HENRIETTAS. is inches wide satin
f1.sh quality; sold elsewhere al the round fig Dr.
ure ~ SOC. our price. .cO
D :s.5 NQ 2aS. =, ssSlAN "a inches "' sn ~
All Wool MELTONETrES. 81 inches wide. Gold X
coors and mixed effects. .......-....,..- 'c'
BLACK FRENCH COATING DIAGONAL ve-y go
fashionable. usual SlOo quality ............. .OC
NOTIFIED VEL)CRS. in a variety Of colors.... 20
SILK and wool. NOVELTIES ~ different de- 90
signs worth from 81 % 10 $3.50. ............. 30
DRA RAJ q DE ;,3 MrscovIT superior qaay' 'u Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-26
COW r. KNOX ....
Ana JDHE = II Sta

IN every Assembly district
efficient campaign commit
quarters open day and even!
semblv district committees
committees %, wage-earners
-. In .,-r election district.