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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01
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Chicago.
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van 81. M~issskanis: Sos Nsbls c.,
Chicago.
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Room 40, Chicago.
CzaSnecki d KoraIeski, Suite n.
| l2b La Sale st. ! 67l Diekseo
ARCHITEKCI.C
F7isikososki, T. s., w. Di,kls.
Ut. Chicago, Ill.
Bleznicki, J., budownicsy.i ~.
APTEKI.
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r6g Bradley, Chicago.
Butkicsojcx, Kdximiesx. 60l Nm,
Eaukee ave. r6g WillSt. ChissRe
BurdG, WSad., Noble st., %
Blsokhawk, Chicago.
Ruf7esoski, 8. J., 1885 ". 3lnA
st., blisko California ave. Chisaene
Nosoak, Jan, 724 W. l8th 4,
rcg Psulina u. ChicaQoI
Lenard, Robert, 8418 Supsu3s.
Az. South Chicago, Ill,
AGENCI ,,REAL ESTATE.
Stan, TeofI, $50 Milwaukee Av,,
Chicago, Ill.
|TOWARY BAAWATNK
Ssunihski, John O., 6Ol Nshh
st., Chicago, Ill.
DOKTORZY.
AsqIesoski. ". A., 72l W. II =
atak4e " apiece Butkieviou,Ob.
oago.
S~'sminos0ics, Dr.. WI, SO Nm
waukee ave. Chicago.
Zi6skososki, M. D., oS8 Nsbls -
1914 Milwaukee ave. Chicago.
DENTY6CI.
Chrsdnososki, J. n. Dr., 72l IN.
waukes ave Chicago.
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Msczorski, J6zG, % Homss N.
Chicago, Ill.
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Chicago. Illinois.
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Chicago.
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Chicago, Ill.
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Schlie6en, p. o80 Holt avseus
Chicago.
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mia Chorsgwi, Sxtandar6w, Hsas
Odsnak, Berel marssslkovpkish.
679 Milwaukee ave., Chicago, IN.
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son st. Chicago, Illinois.
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Ashland ave. Chicago.
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Chicago, Illinois.
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CAB Noble st., Chisago.
RES SALONY.
OztscioSkissoics, H., 402 Noble -,
Chicago.
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st. Chicago, Ills.
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Av. Coventry st. Chicago.
WYROBY KUSNIERSKIE
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01

Ka1dy kandydat nowowstepujacy d,
zwiazku, 1eteli ju4 kiedys do naszej orga
nizacyi nalezaf, powinien W swej aplikacy
wyraznie to zaznaczyc, podajac numer g-n
py, ktorej byf czfonkiem, oraz date, kiedy
krupy wystapii.- sEKRKTARz JKNKRALNy
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01

Js*eH kto z czSos.Sow ZSraasu r,s q
'rzyma1e reguIarnis ,,Zgooy, .r0,g'
nien o tenn ndtychr.sass sa~So,aaor,a
Sekr. Jeneralnego, a nse Redakso-
ttory z adresami odbiorc6ss o-oa.
saciqzkotcego nic ,ospolreoo r,ersa. E.
sd,cidddmiGjqc o sensr ,alezy przec,
r~szystkiem podac nowy adres dokscs
ny, o1ok da,onego. Te-az Gzieje =.
tax, Re, jezei kto ',Zgody" no ora,
-auJc regularnie, -,oaza "a rSasc,,,
a z,cymyslae s n,e poGat - stes.
adresui Skz1seE soE,; dole, nZgoG;
',;s oe-zyraujs,- SsxS. E,NaEAL
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01

Rasem $23.75
Docbod = pikniku 4. Grup z. N.
p. K6ika dram. A. Fredro W
St. Louis, Mo. wynosi pr.e-
ssio leo dolarow, z lego POLO
We prsezr acsylismy ma pomnik
Kosoiusski 9 druga pciowe ma
Skarb Nard. Polski. 5000
(Komitet budowy pomnika
~serdecsnie dsiskuje Polakom "
st. Louis, kt6ny Oh ooiat MESA.
mozui, jednak " tyoh cistkioh
csasaoh ME sapomnieli o spra.
vie pomnika ] tax pok, zns sum.
Re pnycsyniaja sic do predssego
sebrsnis potrzebnego fundussu.
Rss j~essose dsieki serdecsne Po-
lonii " St. Louis "a jej pstryo-
tycsue ucsucia j tfarowspa po.
moe. Mote dsny pr.y kisd j in.
nycb, ktorzy ola tel sprawy do
tyoh csss mic ME ~.dsiaiali, "a So
ba pocisgnie.)
Sumo 80 doll. nadesis} oh. Jan
Gdynis.
Ma cbrzcinsch pahstwa Gu.
rsyhskiob " Buffalo zioiyli
pahstwo Glihsoy, Sscsenhscy,
Gurzy hscy, Politowioze orss
p. Bsnduski l.50|
chrsciusch q pahstws Anto-
niostws Glifskich Buffslo
.io4yli pahstwo Bilscy, Lee
wsDdowsoy, Kosubscy, Chmie-
lowscy ! p. Derfert 1855
Razen S00S4.S0|
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-01

0fuPe nssse xeaoLons tomu q IL
to ! 2 m'esiaoe lioxy obsonie "a
osionk6w. Pomimo oie4kioh osas6w
sPrawiliSmy sobie shorsgisw "a go
dolsr6w, wyp,soiliImy bIisko sso do.
lar6w poimisrtnsgo I wys'sliimy "a
sejm XII wiasoego delsgsta. Koss.
towa'o to mas wiele. ale dziekujemy
Bogu, fe mas inni popisrsjs. Braot.
wo irlsndzkie sw. Pstryka daao nam
bale M posisdssuis. W Patton be.
dsis potwisoany koAoia sw. Pstryks.
~Jsstsimy tam .sprosssni do wymsr-
s.u. A wieo PROSE- brsoi Z grupy
800, ably wssyscy stswili sie do hall
ma daish nsznscsony, by wsisic
udzisi " wymars.u, DO jsk 70 po-
wisdajS jak tstks Bogu tax tasce
Bog. Starajmy sic Inn odwdsieosyc.
Tak.s prosimy o1lo,k6w, ably sic
wssysoy stswili dnia IL ~wrsssnis, "
sobote, na bal mass ma Main al. Jar.
men Hall pod kara jednsgo dolsra.
w nisdsisle dnis IL wrsssnia odbe.
dzie sic posiedssnie. 2 rosporIs
dzenis sarzsdu: Jan Fronk, preses;
J. Heayhski, sekr.; FIR. P~r.yborski,
Or 292 20 Hasoerstra,o, ". Y.
zswisdsmism osionkow gr. 292,
Tow. Brat. Pom. sw. Staoisiawa
Kostki, 70 posiedsenie roosne odbe.
dsis sic dnis Is wrsesnis. PROSE-
w~rsysskicb ozionkow. ably sic stswili
ma to pos 9 %i.enis, gdya 80 ws.ns
do sssatwienis jako tea obrs
~ bedsis nowy ssrssd M rok prsy.
'ssy.
NisobscnoS6 oslonks M posisdss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
4 SOLDIERS coon f"h '-'
o,., rpA1N TO Die HE FALLS INTO
n,,,. v,vns OF HIS MOTHER AND
SISTER IL CENTRE MO
TCHE=

Charles f Howe. Of Company f. "si Hes''n''.''
vi, who while on bis way nome I'"'i'
-, ,,,,of, several days ago. was al ms w e'"'
, IN, az the train 10 die al centre M'''''''..
, ~ 1,oo. ~ almost unparalleled sooa fortune yen
oS 30 bands OF hts mother and sister VINO "ei''
'',,,roun 10 him staying FOR the summer 81 '"'
,,arsi5e Hotel In that village.
II. uas almost dead when MS slS'"i' WIN va
-. no,, ,,,,sc the unknown solder. discovered Ms
1o.,,,. The sight Of his mother and ss'cr reV''e'
~. ding hoy and he Is still living alih'"e" III
a dangerous condition ,..
-, ,, : Warner who T. attending the case shy
,,a, - - q virulent form % swamp feVef' VINO
,a, ,,rdcrnined th. patients System. Ihe "oc'o'
,,,-,sses no decided opinion as TO the sck ma"
recovery 81, cha, ,h.,.
Howo was one o. those VINO WINE 80 j" '"'' '
-. 40, ~ have been moved a. all. we're dUo"r'l
~ .or, For home IN order TO relieve the conseS'''
,o,,,,,on ~ the hospitals Howe soon became
,a,,,fors and in the vaearies of SICK man III
s,s,ed that he be put or the train lie ki'" ''"'
h ,ae going 20 die anyway and did not want 10
a,d tis Las, moments on a train Wneh ''hfe
Noricbes was reached his comrades coHid ho'
,r,,bs,a,d the poor mans plcadings any longer \
number OF Young people at the station aSsu,cu ,c
Soldiers on thoir inquiry mat move "ouiu -
kind treatment ~ left with them 20 r1eH '.. al
nomrede bidding him. as they SUPPOSED, hl1'
,ornueil Had II not for the OppoI luh" pr
ence OF his loved ores. II is doubtful +" "' """'
hayc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
CONTEST BETWEEN RAIN AND SJN
STRAY CLOUD sPRINKLEs BROokINN'
WHILE THE SIN PURSUES ITS
WORK RELENTLESSIY.

Brooklyn people enjoyed the novelty OF bi'A
rain at $40 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. WINE me
sun blazed down on them 10 undiminishrH wlbh'
moss The rain came absolutely without warning
There was neither thunder. lightning nor VIVA. \
slate-colored cloud moved lazily ~ from the norm
western horizon bu. n was not dark enouE" 10
warrant the expectation Of rain. The sun P""i'u
its fierce rays upon s"elterins p'd'-N'1h@' ""''S
~ ubom shielded themselves from IT. h"a' Win
umbrellas 'rhcIi came the big drops ana prop
Looked I'D in the utmost surprise They ""'" So
dumfouuded at the peltins rain that they J"''
- round fo,lishly az Il 10 sec how
f,,c the show would last The slat~-'o'oi'd
cloud which people regarded as sof' 'f h'"v'nl
,,lire,-c,rt moved with del befaiion toward tn9
enn The latter kept on screening in' .ri ~ 80
deFviog the cloud. Their the cl0uu a!ra'' "',S
snow The sun that it knew ~hat va" ,,laCreshi6c;
orcred the sDrinklcrs wiuff. anu '''' ''
Grons fell with redOubled fr"queil' -. ..yv..,,.
.eH,rnhy park" had its complement o." e.,
,,.,-,ls 'rhcy were ready % receive ai{ ''it
" 80 along OF the twenty men ~ ny - o,.aI
c a'r ~ the Municipal Building oh{ wv t,
rben the rain came down foi i" o," ,,ge -, Inc
WI" ,be sun and rain occupied ne s'"Hg isred
~, ,trne and then the rain ma Us ,'''a ..,. o,
bsad and Old Sol. with ms nS,s
M bjs work Of roasting peopir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
TROOP e DTE HERE on THTRSD ~.

PLANS FOR THE RECEPTION NOT ALL De
ClDED ON.
Postmaster Wilson. chairman % the Citizens
Commitfe. In charge OF the reception 10 be given
FOR Troop g. stated yesterday that the troop Will
arrive here next Thursday. 1t and Troop A
started from Porto Rico on Friday morning on the
transport Mississippi lie does not know Just where
the transport will tie up. further than that 1t VIII
not be- at Montauk Point. nor does he know
ubeth.r tho horses will be brought home. lie
thinks however. they VIII be- left in Porto Rico.
Treasurer Julian ID. FairchiId has received to
date contributions amounting TO N.sA and hopes
for a much larger sum before the week Is over,
Details for the reception will be eft until later.
The plan rs at prcsent roughly outlined Is 10 nave
The troop proceed to it's armory. where IL VIII be
received bv the Womans Auxiliary. The day OF
the paradc I'm which all the brooklyn troops VIII
take mart viii be settled upon later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
NAY BE MADE 4 HOSPITAL.
PROPOSITION TO Use THE SEASIDE HOME
of THE CHILDRENS AID SOCIETY


The seaside home Of the Childrcns Aid Society
az Sea Gate Coney Island. closed yesterday foF the
season one Of the prominer' physicians OF ms
borough then suggested TO Mrs. Douglass the
representative OF the society that instead OF clo"
ing the premises now for the winter, they he of'
fered to tho Government a. Sanitafluin ior 'hr
soldiers The situation is superb Just next me
grounds OF the Atlantic Yacht club. ana so n'"
the point Of Coney Island that II catches al the
hreezes It IL at the terminus OF the Nassau i"l-
road and other cars can be switched on 10 "@
tracks so As 10 bring the soldiers through without
change OF cars.
The buildings are roomy. there are plenty OF long
cots with bedding me baths a laundry and facil-
ities for cooking Probably the society WILL 'dh'
mo matter under consideration
The question OF hospital facilities m thls ''Iy
will soon he serious Armories Whlch nav, inv
reouisite space. lack the conVeni"nc"S shch as
haihs laundries ana Kitchens. There are nos
ri,als which have As Vet few o. ~" so,ni'I'
ana taking all the hospitals together several nun
drcds more patients can bc accommod"'rd ,nnn
are now under treatment. Stl this can De gon'
only with all the attendant risks OF oN"t'f"" "'iSf
which creates bad conditions through I"ck 81 sur.
Gent air space This will not be felt Z" Hul ki'
evtsnt while Windows can be kept "dr op'h
without fear draughts. but when Cooler weather
comes the overcrowding would be dang"i"u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
ANOTHER BUILDING F0R 4 HOSPITAL

Percy C Williams has turned over 10 DR. ]
Aero Eaton. Of No 1874 Lafayette-avc. and Ed
"sro p. Smith. % NO 405 Car,on-ave.. the use OF
s~-story building at No. 5js stae-st for the ac-
'0nmoda,ion % conv3lescent soldiers. The house Is
only stones throw from the Flatbush-ave sta
uon of the Long Island Railroad and IL admire bly,
suapted for hospital purposes II Is lighted all
Jnues. "ork on the interior arrangements Will be
ss sun az once. no tina; II will be ready for occu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
BEIT HER FOX H4IING MIN ARRESTED.

Richard Wilson a longshoreman. thirty years
ola v,ho lives at Grand and Myrtle ayes. ar
rested Yesterday. charged with abandonment and
assault The complainant was the prisoners wife
a young woman who appeared in the iee-ave
police court with both eyes dlscolored and her
left arm broken. Mrs. Wilson has one child. and
lives at No 4i3 Flushng-ave. She was deserted
bv her husband In July last. Two weeks ago Will
son was arrested on his wifes complaint for non
support and paroled for a hearing on Friday.
when the case called the prisoner was not In
the courtroom Mrs. Wilson told the Magistrate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
CHURCH CORNERSTONE TO BE LAID

The cornerstone OF the German Evangel!cal
Lutheran Church OF St John, in Prospective. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth ayes will be laid this after
noon at $50 o'clock. with appropriate services con-
Quoted By the pastor me Rev. DR.. Frederick II.
Bosch
isn by various pastors Of the denomination.
Inc church will be OF yellow brick and In con-
tuuction similar 20 ST Matthew English Luther
81 a. church. at Sixth-ave. and Second-si The cos.
VIII be about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
ro Rry DELICACIFS rOR SOLDIERS.

The For;nightly club, OF the Twenty-sixth Whru'
u,lu Give a lawn ftie on the grounds OF Mrs. WIZ
forester. Cleveland-st ana Arlngton-ave' on tues
day evening Of this week. In case OF STORM inc
safe will be held on Thursday evening. Tnis IS 10
"a Sc money 10 buy decacies 10 be sent 10 amp
Wkon They will he sent 10 the LADIES Ass0S
ton OF Easthampton. and from there they VIII We
d,sirfhuted through the camp by "A committee OF
,.c,,aor, frnm TIM, nssOciatLOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS.
DRESSING SACOUES IN
COLORED LAWN, DIVINITY, FRENCH
FLANNEL AND FLANNELETTE.

viii offer limited quantity OF COLORED
LAWN and DIMTTY DRESSING SACQCES.
some trimmed with embroidery and some with
Val. lace, usually sold from Sl.s' TO $50 each.
at WV
FRENCH FLANNEL DRESSING SACQUES
in a variety Of cOlors and styles, prettily
trimmed stylish effects. were $500. S4oo and
S525. at...........2I..5 1928 and $3.50
FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQUES in
assorted stripes and figures variety OF styles.
usually sold for 81 90 SLID and S115. at, each.
SOC .5c and $1.OO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
M KISSES ms PET SNAhE.

Webster Mass. correspondence of The Worcester
Telegram.
Ralph J. JOsn Of Prospect st. who captured big
black snake In Dudley on Sunday. ~ fast acquiring
the art OF a snake charmer. His snake apparently
has become tame. Joslin gives frequent eXhi-
billions for friends with the reptile. He coils n
bout his neck clresses lis head. allows n to rest
I'm his lap and docs other dangerous things with H.
He does least one thing which Is considered haZ-
ardols, and that Is. he kisses the snake.
Tn. reptile Is four fee, eleven and three-eighths
inches long and he is strong enough 10 do deadly
work n he takes a notion. Young JCslin does all
his tricks with q sharp eye the snake TO prevent
a treacherous act.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
CHURCH Anniversary CELEBRATION.

INC congregational Church az ssyville will cee-
oiH'e Jus fort!e;h anniversary with special services
:. and Monday. This morning the Rev Dr.
ing Will be devoted r. hc hs,orv AM, na me rens
mo,bs- o o. the church with greetings from the
be The so, s.ch IN Patchogue Monday evening will
pas,oro occasion OF the anniversary
sratuIst;o,o' neghborinR churches will give con-
ana refre.h,sha the evening will close with music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
An ITALIAN SLABS 4 NAV.
M exrAKs FROM BEHIND A TREE AND THRUsTs
KNIFE IN HIS ICrIM-THEN HE SAYS HE
WAS MADE CRAZY BY THE HEAT

Narckeso Deuan. an Italian living at No. is4
Ienerson-st early yesterday morning stabbed
John owens Of No 81 Heywardst. In the aldo
men The wound is serious. and Magistrate
Kramer. In the Lee-ave. police court. commit
ted Deuan to jail without bail TO await the result
OF his victims injuries
Ousns was conversing with friend AT BEDFORD
o,,. and u.vward-st when Dejuan sneaked from
behind a tree and, without the slightest provoca-
ton plunged a knife In Owens's abdomen owens
fell to the street with groan. and his assaiiaht
ran away followed by number OF men. Rounds
man Daniels joined in the chase. Dejuan ran into
n hallway OF an apartment house. and up the
stairs to the roof He crossed the roofs or othei
houses until he reached Rutledge-st. he then ma
behind a chimney. where he was found by ROUNDS
man Daniels -, .. nro
When an ambulance arrived the surgeon pro,
nounced Owens's wound serious He was removed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
POTATOES FOR CUBA.

EASTERN LONG ISLAND MAKING A RECORD
IN SHIPMENTS.
Large shipments OF potatoes are now being made
10 Cuba from the eastern part OF Ions Island. w.
G. Albertson of Southold who handles the bulk OF
the crop I'm that section says that the shipments
made by him so far this year have been the largest
ne has ever made In the length Of time. In the
last five days OF August he shipped twenty seven
ca rloads or u III bushels the record for the month
being Ass, bushels Last Monday 1880 bushels
were loaded on the train before $50 o'clock In the
morning. 49,,
The present price OF potatoes is IS cents bushel.
which with the unusually large crop. Is making
successful year for the farmers.
Last week great trouble was found In getting
RECONSIDERATION to Cuba but several large steamers
are ex pected 10 sail In a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
TO SUE A CHrRCH NITOR.

Konrad Krauss, Of No. ID F1ush'ns-ave' was
u,od. Guardian ad Item OF his son. August Krauss
seven years old by Supreme Court Justice Lam
bert Yesterday morning This was done to enable
him to bring suit against John Bittner. janitor OF
80. Ronnn Catholic church at Throop-ave. ara
TThn,nfon-st through his employee Bishop Charles
y NcDonneil. Blttner is accused OF having kicked
the boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
EXCEPTION FOR A RETURyING PASTOR.

w,,,. reception wss given for tho Rev Thoma.
ch,roL IAs'or OF thr Pilgrim Congregational
fro,n ~ o'0ohiyh Hills. in honor OF his return
~. .,' "ea'on' on Friday evening. The church
r Was beautifully Decorated and tbs ladies' Aid 30
10 vbich 5b' refreshments A speech OF welcome
made bv rev ar. Williams responded. was
"i'es Roecer, OF Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04

TIM, on Tuesday her husband went to her home
and heat her numerically because she had hid
him arrested. She said she was thrown violently
TO the floor and her arm broken M,
war1nt FOR assault then Issued for VIII
son and when n policeman went 10 ms nome yes
,erdav he found the man hiding In a bedroom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
observation-disclosures.

VIII offer Tuesday $50 NIGHTGOWNS, made
Of fine cambria, high neck, trimmed with ruff
hes OF fine embroidery and insertion. value
81 - and 81 30 each. at. ...............Ioc
Also 300 NIGHTGOWNS made OF hne cam
brio. high neck and Empire styles, trimmed with
fine embroidery insertion and ribbon, also
trimmed with fine lace. lace insertion and rib
bon, value 81. - each, at.................$l. 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
SPECIAL SALE OF RIBBONS.

his home. where Dr. McCleary, the family phR
stefan, called.
At the Clymer-st police station Detuan told tn
police that the heat had made him crazy T1e
police learned that the Italian was In the neigh
borhood OF the stabbng Friday afternoon, whm
he acted queerly. and had tried TO stab man and
"A boy with stetto.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
BE4TEy BY A BURGLAR.

Marenius vestpoor an oyster dealer Of Sayville.
Long Island was knocked into insensibty BY .
man whom he caught trying to break into his
house about 10 o'clock on Friday nt-S-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
roo wren.

From The Chicago News.
Mrs Gooding-I hear that your girl has left.
What was the trouble? ~
Mrs Wilby-Oh. IL WAS on account of her bicycle.
Mrs. Gooding-I shouldn't think you'd object 10
that Most Of them have wheels now, you know
Mrs Wiby-Yes but she wanted M husband TO
mp up her Urea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
PROSTR ATOMS
The following pros'raiions We're reported b

The following pros'ratlons we're reported by
the police:
nrN~. I,mer f,r,, a,e wears OLD. no home. Long
Island college Hospital
ponAV Thomas fonts go Years DID, OF No. - Co'As.
Rro,klsn Hospital
FRANZ Goufriel. thiU} '.ur years ~ y - FLOYD
.i. engineer in Manhattan sugar Refinery. Eastern
District H0spi'1l
HOLMAN Edward ~ $50. Ia7 william st Manhattan
overcome - Pineapple and Fulton s'st ia~en 10
Homo pa'iIc Hospital
KLANIER. Pe,,r. tnir, i've gears DID, ~ 2i@ Howard
ave. baker. cry Hospital
LYNCH John nf,een years I'D No aai Ciasson ave
taken 20 Homeopathic Hospital
OLSEN peer So lao Eefr'nsr. Long Island COLLEGE
piNToT. John. nf,, four years old = 40 II Even st.
taken home
SCOTT peter. fort, nine years Old ~ si2 Greenp'!nt
ave-. H. moe paiLic HospIfti.
SMITH. George no, i've Old. - ~ 2ji PULASKI
taken 20 the ~. nd.. ia'hlc Hospital
WILLIAMS Gustnf twenty -tnrse years old y 30 ~
sixth st.. Manhattan. 81. Csiharine.s Hospital
WRIGHT Gc,rgc nffy years old - 20 Van Buren, 81
ttten home by amb1l1ncr surgeon
TnknoRn man. employed b., Mr.. Hatch = No. Wash
ingion MARKET. taken To- 81. MARY
Unknown nan af Wtllughby and Broadway. II.
tHthAflu~'s Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
STAMPED LINENS
IN GREAT VARIETY.

Special sale OF STAMPED LINEN TRAY
CLOTHS. choice designs. including silks 10 en-
hroider 35c.
Attention is called to our complete line or
STAMPED CENTRES and DOILIES 1SxlS
zoe: 20x20 25c.; aka tOc.. including silks
to commence each piece.
STAMPED SOFA PILLOW TOPS. assorted
coOrs wv
STAMPED PHOTO FRAMES, with linen,
4Oc.
EMBROIDERIES
1000 wards Of CAMBRIC NAlNSOOk, and
SWISS EDGINGS wide margins and cut-out
edges. in strips Of 4i2 yards. actual values lSc.
to 25c yard. at.....................IO ana i~C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-04
DRESSMAKERS' SUPPLIES
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
SPECIAL FALL SALE OF NOTIONS, DRESS
FINDINGS AND Innings.

WHALEBONES, every piece warranted. J-lb
inch wide 36 inches long dozen pieces soc. per
piece &C.
JAPANNED DRESS STEELs, sizes g to 10
FANCY SILK STITCHED COTTON BONE
CASING, white, black and colors, 9-yard pieces
PRUSSIA SEAM BINDING Y inch wide, y
yard pieces. black. white and gray. value 2Oc.,
per piece ...........................
ALL-SILK TAFFETA SEAM BINDING, le
inch wide. 9-yard pieces. value Zoe, per piece
&c
GLACE COTTON Betting, black. white and
gray 10-yard pieces value lac. piece ...... Zoe.
DOUBLE-FACED SATIN BETTING, white
and black. l0-yard pieces. value zoe. per piece.
Doc.
VELVETEEN BINDING 5-yard pieces. wide
widths, black navy and seal brown. per piece.
&c.
BLACK BRUSH DRESS FACING. per
yard ......fc
BLACK AND COLORED MOHAIR DRESS
BINDING, per yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c
DRESS SHIELDS.
SPECIAL RUBBER LINED DRESS
SHIELDS. Nainsook covered,
Sizes .......3 and