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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
MOIST SESSION or THE G. T.. Y.

The delegates to the Central Labor Union met In
Clarendon Hall yesterday afternoon a usual but as
the meeting called order by James
+ Archibald the chairman. 1t decided go
into executive session. The preparations for the
ecutive session appeared to have been FASTENED by
the arrival OF a keg OF lager beer. which was rolled
into the hall by two substantially built German ci-
zcns. None OF the delegates would divulge the bust
transacted In executive session but IL was said
that a union that had been exceedingly lax In the
payment OF its dues had suddenly and Unexpectedly
squared up Its accounts. and hence the executive
session. with the lager beer accompa nment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
ORIGINAL tactics.
UNIQUE MANUAL OF ARMS PREPARED BY
EXTRA BILLY"
From The Kansas CITY Journal.

From The Kansas City Journal
The most remarkable company OF soldiers ever
drilled IN this country fought under Extra Billy
Smith. twice Governor of Virginia. lie acquired
the nickname through conneot ion with the ex-
tensve mail contracts which he had before the
war. his charge to the Government OF extra work"
his star routes being so frequent and large MS
to keep the Postofsice Department in d state OF
constant ferment. He was grand old man OF the
rough. honest type OF Blue Jeans" Williams
Lincoln Thurman. Jerry kusk Crawford and
jenkins His education had beet sasly me-
elected bui he owned brains 10 spare ald horse
enough for three ordinary Governors.
lie drilled his men according Extra
Bily's' Tactics" an unpublished manual OF
arms a drill lesson: Colonel Extra Billy
Now. boys. git yourselves In persiton. Are YOU
ready? Tote arms: Deliver arms. Rest yo' mus
lcts! Tote arms Ground 20 rifles, That's tol-ble
good. Are yol ready again? Well. here we go
Fix yo' stickers! elk bayonets) Now charge
'em and stick EN-!
one day he led his men into blind lane about
a mile long. and arriving at the end could
not see his way out except by. tearing
down fences and going through wheat field
looking gun. The objective point was the opposite
side OF the field After studying gravey the sit,I-
alton he gave the order: 'Disband boys an meet
me to-morrer mornin' the tother side O. the
field whar aimed to git this evening"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
LAWSUIT SAVED THREE LIVES.
HOW DR. DEMAREsT. or QUEENS. AND HIS
SISTERS WERE KEPT FROM SAIL
NC OK 1 \ POI -RGOGNE.


ING Of IA BOrRGOGNE.
The friends Of Or Peer Z Demarest OF Queens
wer. concentrating him Yesterday his succc ~
al winnin;. a lawsuit and in all probability at saw
ing mis- he al the SINE trro al by his foregoing
=, irlp abroad. pr uemarest was formerly super
nfendent of Public schools In Long Island CRY. lie
= ncw principal OF the lish School In the same
place. lie had intended % spend his vacation
abroad tai- summer and about t"O weeks ago u"
ptrcha sod hip tickets for himself ard his wv"
sisters from the agent OF the French lln" Inc
party wa 20 have sailed on the unfortunate steam
snip Ia BoursogGe.
TWO days before he steamship left this port Dr.
-, nalrst Ills coy,.d that hi- presence was required
IN thl, cty a few days longer. on behalf ci more
Isi-ud city Or D.Inarest had begun i suit against
N""-iork Cry lor back pay due 10 the ts"cheis
before Long Island city was .ncprporht "a III Us -
IifpiN Tho counsel Of the teachers was Hoiiias u
Rurk-. * corporation Counsel of Long Island Guy
just before Ia Bourgognc sailed NJ. i'lIke toId VI
Ierarcst that his presence would oe required III
ihs city II the teachers we're 10 WIZ me sur
then that DR. Denarcst decided 10 iofeSo r.s
uip abroad N least for the present, ana SKA! az
home and fight the case for the beneit OF me
teachers. so he went TO the office OF the f!tHS"
steamship line and exchanged the tickets winch ne
mad purchd- for himself and his sisters on IA
Bourgogne Tor others on steamship TO sail later;
When Or Dcnatcst read OF the wreck OF Id
BourgOCnr and OF the terrible loss OF He when en-
sued in cons, qucncc he realized the extremely mar
sCape that he ana his sisters had had. In ad-
dliion Mr.. Burke Saturday won the teachers
case. and now they will receive al the pay when
mas been % them long. DR.. Denartst le'-iS
that In one case At least he has been amply pad
for doing that which ne considered mis- duty In
aiding to win The lawsuit he saved the lives OF his
sisters and his own at the same time lie mas 40
desire now to 20 abroad. and has abandoned the
idea altogethc-, FOR this year at any rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
TARRYTOWN.

A proposition TO sell the Sleepy Hollow School.
known as School District No. Of the town Of
Mount Pleasant. beaten on Saturday by n vote
Of q TO 81 The Board Of Education was in favor
of dsposing of the school, but because or WASH
incton having visited the building during the
OF the Revolution some prominent residents fousht
for its retention and Won john A. Liant editor
OF a local paper and Of the strongest adher-
en.s of retaining the school had been arrested on
Friday night on the charge OF III! gally fishing In
brooks owned by William Rockefeller. He was
taken TO Sing Sing for examination. but was not
released until il was too late TO vote. His wife
and daughters. however. took his place. and
helped 10 carry the against selling the school.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
FACTORY BTRNED IN PHILADELPHIA.

Philadelphia. July lo-Hulton shoemakers hVe-
story brick factory building at Boone and Diamond
sts was destroyed by Are to-day involving loss
Of about 800 900. divided among the owners OF the
building and various tenants The first floor was
occupied by Thomas j. Hutton. part owner Of the
building. and {. L. Miller. In the Manufacture OF
bicy clcs and knitting and sewing machines The Sec
and toor was vacant. The Ihiiadephia Linen
Company. OF which former city Treasurer John
Bardsley * the head. the third floor. and
The remaining two loors were occupied respectively
by Oliver, Lupton & Co.. manufacturers OF hosiery.
and the Franklin SILK Company. The origin OF the
Gre Is unknown The loss Il covered by Insurance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
MAMARONECK.

Tho village trustees have received application
from George W. sutton. OF New chele. TO estab-
fish q local telephone company. Telephones are TO
be rented for $50 a year, 50 a MONTH and the
village Is 10 have the free OF two instruments
and the poles for 1re-aarm system The applica-
ton was referred the Corporation Counsel
The Mothers Club. connected with the Free Kin
dergarten has established a public library In the
echoorooms. open Thursday afternoons. Contri-
buttons OF books being solicited
The annual fair Of 81. Augustin's Church. Larch-
mont Manor, will be held in the Casino. from July
q TO July 80 and the fair Of 81 Johns Church will
take place about two weeks later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
ABANDONED HER BABY.

An eighteen year-od woman. who gave her name
as Virginia Dobbns. was arragned I'm the Yorkviile
Police Court yesterday morning. charged with
abandoning her girl baby. two weeks old. in a hall
way AT Sixty-third-st. and Columbus-ave. on Sat
urday Afternoon. The prisoner said that her hus-
ba nd was sick In Newark. y. J. She had tried -
gain adrnittdnce for the baby at two three insti
buttons but her request Was refused. and as she
had no money 10 for the child. she had to yet
rid OF her She herself she said. was staying with
some friends in West Tweny-hrst-st until she
could find employment. She was ht,d in 500 bail
for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
MORE FISH FOX TIE AQTARITM.

DR. Charles /. Bristol. who returned from Der
rntda yesterday on the OrinOco. had with him eight
tanks OF Ash for the Aquarium. DIR. Bristol has
already shipped a number OF FISH from the waters
about Bermuda to tho Aquarium. Tho lot he
brought with him consisted OF III specimens, among
them being angel fish spot and gray snappers.
squirrel fish. sergeant majors. groupers and one
ane specimen OF the bermuda lobster He also has
two fish which as vet have been classified. The
collection was taken to the Aquarium yesterday,
and will he placed In the tanks at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
dRRIViLS BY STEAMER.

Among the passengers on the French Line
steamer Ia Rre,agne. which arrived yesterday from
IIavre were Thomas q. Durham. jr. Frank Fowler
OTIS Harlan. DR. Moriiaras. Baron and Baroness
SELLER. and r.. r. Dickersou.
Among those on the steamer Victoria. which ar
rived from London were W Behsco. II Bostwick
a. Bradley Dr T. q. Chamberlain D. Christie. C.
Durham Y ". Maclntyre. {. II Mowbray Cen
eral J &. Smith. n. A weaver and j. A. Weber.
on the clyde Line steamer Ncw-Iork from san
Domingo. which arrived here last evening. were
Archibald ~ Grimkc. formerly United States Con
sd at san Domingo city. General Fredilco Lith-
goy and Mrs Lithgow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
CHICAGO DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

Chicago July lo-The Cook County Democratic
Convention yesterday denounced the Allen law and
tho administration OF Governor Tanner indorsed
Mayor Harrison. reafirmei tho Chicago platform,
and nominated tho following for county officers:
Treasurer THOMAS GAHAN
r,in'y Clerk FREDERICK y. ELDRED.
Sherlr-GEORGE kER~TON.
County Jrlge-JAMES O. MARTIN.
Probate Iudge~-IAMES MAfIER
President r,uniy Roari-NIN ,EST II PERKINS
judges superilr Courf--JONAs HUTCHINSON. 2 s.
THORNTON GEORGE \. TKtD E. WILLIAM PREM
TIE- PHILIP sTFlN and WILLIAM T. BLACK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
NEW YORK CITY.

Four-yoar- old William Evors played WITH Matches
A, his parents home. No. 3Ji West One-hundrou-
and y-eiShth-st yesterday afternoon ana was
20 severely burned about the head ana body tha'
lie is !lke!y 10 die. The hands OF ms ioiher MI D.
Jennie Eyers. In tearing the clothing from NM
were burned badly.
John T sexton. 81 No - Groenw.ch-S', VINO
sho, his brofher-in-law. John Gibn. Of NO. =
Wushington-st on Saturday. he'd In tho
Centre Street Police Court yesterday by Magistrate
Meade under $3.50 bail. TO await the result OF Gid
Inns iniuries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Opening OF vacation schools for boys and girls
$50 q
,ro.,b.,s - r.coi,e their July checks Office Of
the Receiver 81 TaXes Stewart Building.
Alice korfrirht haooas corpus case before jus
ti.r Daly. Supreme CONT
?.,.al ~ John Brown tor murder General Sos
siCrs.
rr,al lv corrt-mnr.ial ~ CiyA Engineer L. : q.
White. Navy Yard. Brooklyn.
rba 7s. P.plr,.n, Aid society OF the i;oroJsn
OF The rroax Suburban Cluh Hall. Park-a'e ana
One-hundred- md seventy -siXth-st
Music IN Washington Squar" and CorIr~is iA0OH
parks.
Races at BRIGHTON Beach. 2:3J p. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
T.. 7. rHfLD'S BODY HERE.

on board the steamer Ornoco. which arrived yes
tcrday from Bermuda. was the body OF Edwin
Troop Ctd. who died Il Bermuda on July s. MT
Child was native Of the United States who went
10 Bermuda many years ago. and made money IN
the ievnlry business He well known and
highly esteemed by his feow-citizens as well as by
the large number OF tourists who yearly visited
bermuda Mr. child died suddenly from apoplexy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
SCHOONER wRrckEp orr ALASKA.

Victoria u g.. July lo-The steamer Athenian
arrived yesterday from Alaska. on tho trip down
she pasred the wreck OF a schooner. painted black
with white decks and no deckhouse. Nothing was
seen Of tho crew 4 strong southwcstcrly wind
prevailed ard the WRECK which was lying about
two miles oT Carmanah Point. looked ~ ~ IL
would soon brcai. up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
BRyTIsH COLruBTAN ELECTIONS.

Vancouver. r. g.. July l0-Returns received from
the provincial elections give the following result:
Government. -: Opposition. Il: doubtful. s.
Premier Turner was defeated in Chilliwack. but
will be returned from Victoria city. Victoria re-
turns all four Government candidates.
Tho latest returns Indicate n Government ma
1ority OF not more than two I'm the House. which
consists OF thirty-elght members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
PROFESSOR GENTNG breaches HERE

The pulpit OF the Broadway Tabernacle was oc-
cupied yesterday by the Rev. John F. Genung pro-
fessor OF rhetoric In Amherst College. IN he ABB
OF the pastor the Rev. Charles jefferson who
is on his vacation. Professor Genurg took for his
text Faithful over Few Things" from Matthew
XIV, o. and showed In his sermon how the
mediocre Is blessed by Christ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

FIFTH AVENUE Senator X. +. PetuGrew' o.
South Uako.a: ConSrcrsman II. H. Powers OF
Vermont, and Governor q. r Atkinson OF
Georgia. GII.SEN Captain Ross-Johnson' OF 'Ae
British Arry aaG Jrl2c John i. F.nn'y. OF Nr"-
Orleans HCLI.AHB Samuel Hammond. 81 lios-
ton IIPEkIAL--Mijor r. T. Narney. l. >. a
ANIiATTA%-C cnGr,.smIn j. :. sherman o.
T.uca y MURRAY iilIL-Wnthrop Colin
n, f,nsto,, and Francis J. O'CcunOr ~ Bingham
lon. WALDORF NJ. Blorrs"n. Of Shanghai ana
! " Gates 81 Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
DROWNED IN NEWARK BAY.

Walter Henry. twenty years old. OF No % Bar
row-s,.. this city went TO Jersey City yesterday
with friends. They went IN bathing at Dan
forth-ave. Henry excellent swimmer but he
vas seized with cramps and drowned before aid
could reach him. The body was not recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
GRAND ARMY BUGLE NOTES.

The thirty-second annual National EncampmSht
OF the Grand Army OF the Republic VIII De he'u III
cincinnati in the week beginning on oep'emoe' q
The annual parade will be on Wednesday oep'e"'-
Der = and the closing sessions OF the eh'a"'p"e"'
will be on Thursday and Friday. September anu o.
Edwin Stevens chairman OF the citizens Coi",'.uev
OF Arrangements for the reception OF Gfahu Ai,nS
men in Cincinnati has sent circulars requesting
that "all posts OF the Grand Army anu an dsir
or other organizations connected there"ltH "esH
ing the OF halls for reunions, ca"pnr,'' ,nsEe
ard free quarter Accommodations nan Tan. Ii
known their wants fully to he Citizehs No'i'''ee
at once
In preparat,on FOR the annual encampment Com
mander-in- Chief Goblin has appointed long ISL Vi
ald, who are to report writing TO Milton a.
Gherst. the chief of staff at Lebanon. Penn Mem
hers Of the New-York State posts who have oeeh
appointed aids the following: George a; w. wv
New-York: Parker G. Tymerson. Conoes f.; a"
Ieuvan Watervliet, James X. Chamberlain. foch-
ester and William H. Fisher. fonkers'
Anson s. Wood the department COMMANDER N
New-York State has issued a circular approving OF
a suggestion made by Past Commander Mills OF La
rayette Post IN this city. that committee OF Ia"
yer. be named 70 supply free legal advice to Grand
Army men who have been deprived OF places IN me
public service In violation Of the law wnien slvrs
10 veterans tho preference. He has asked Tor com
rades who are lawyers 20 volunteer their services
and send their names to Ihomas y, Sne''' jug
Advocate, at No. 60 Wall-st. New-lork'
Tho departmen. commander has appointed the
following aids: George Chappen. Post NO 49,
Joseph Silva Post No 3l3. c. o. Shepard. POST NO
24s; William H. Keller. Post No. III; d. b. Do"hhs
Post No 3l3: l.. II. Carr!r gton. Post No o3: Albert
Aver Post No 70: Peter Thomas. Post NO. zSs;
George O. Fowler. Post No I5l; Francis Heimcr
Post No 22l; g 8. Cornell. Post No. -; r u Har-
radan. Post No ~ Ernest Knauer Post No n4
Charles X Day Post No. rs William J. k'nnarn
Post No 49, Richard Richards Post No. u; Chares
H. Ballou Post No. IS: II. +. Slawson. Post NO oS
Norman r. Pegg. Post No 50: J. l.. Con Post NO
240; Irenas Palmer. Post No. 222; william r.
Magofin Post No $685. John Shay. Post NO leo
d L. Huntley Pos, No SOs. Job Woodruff. Post NO
l2s; Gustave Nearing Post No. %s; William A. Arm
strong Post No 10. James c. Owen. Post NO 500
Francis Murphy Post No 2Zs John Parks POST NO
$40, I. r. Allen. Post No $40, Charles n Malone
POST No. 49, Edward Waugh Post No: q: A. .
1875. Frederick A. Lewis. Post No 2St: George van
De Water POST No IFS: c. l.. Hickok. Post No 81.
George a. Bennett. Post No 23+: George pronst
Burke. Post No 30: John Flaherty Post No ~
D ~ Lathrop, Post No 1871: Clark + SoutherIand
Post No 10. II. D. Hurley. Post No lS; W:
Payne. Post No. l6. John y. Thomas. Post NO lSo'
Clark f. Smith. Post No. 2s3. George f. Hawiey,
Post No 4s9: ". r. Laird. Post No. g. and William
b. Tallman. Post No. l0l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
PRODTCT or ALASKA MINES.
ESTIMATE THAT 100000 Has BEEN PRouohr
OFT THIS YEAR.

victoria r. c. July 70 The officers Of the steam
or Athenian. which arrived from Alaska yestei-
day estimate that the steamer ora VIII bring
s, 90 worth or dust from tho mines. and ~ s.
c-tirn ated that lcas' $4,000" has been brought
out tl's year Tho Tagish district Is reported "1-
ccedlugly rich ana al 3D.. claims that can u"
bonded are being taken W by Network syndl-
fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY, JULY IL.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TUESDAY. JULY L.
Vessel. For Mails close. Vessel sails
Lain Bremen q LLOYD ............ 100 1000 nv
Pretoria. 81 Thomas. Quebec. LOOP m BOD n
Caribtee 81 Thomas, quebec L. 30 800 n
Eavahoe lragua. etc clyde 100 m 500 2 N
WEDNESDAY. JULY 10.
Majestic Liverpool. White s:ar..... 900 m 1900
Kensirgt Southampton Red star 1900 N
ALGONQUIN Charleston. CLYDE ........ 800
Scottish Prince, RIO Janeiro Prince 90 500 "a
Portia. Newfoundland. Quebec.
An;nia. Nassau Nassau. ............ 100 pm 400
THURSDAY. JULY IL.
Bremen. Bremen y q LLOYD ......... 1900 m
Orinoco, Bermuda Quebec. ............ loo 800
Jason. Gracas. Munson IL 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11

The committee T El.wood Carpenter. George Il
Robinson Lea I-uouer and Thomas T.. kirby. have
secured nearly 81 600 complete the work and 'N-
pee: to unvcil II OF August 49, with su!taoe e%er-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
SEEKING TO Buy NEW SHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL COMPANY WANTS TO REPLACE

THOSE TAKEN ~ TIE GOVFRNMENT.
San Francisco. July Io-The Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company - seeking 20 purchase the steam
ships Bcgic. Gaelic. Coptic and Doric. now running
between this city. Honolulu. Yokohama and Hong
Kong by tho occidental and Oriental Steamship
Company.
The Pacific Man company's vessels have al been
taken FOR troop ships by tho Government The &C
cidcntal company steamships are under bTiush
register The Hawaiian Islands now being Amer
can territory. no foreign ships VIII be permitted
to carry fr,i.ht passengers between any OF the
Island ports and American ports. ~ rreacnt Their"
are only two American ships ou III" rout" between
here and Honolulu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11

B. Albums who were shot by burglars. whom they
surprised while robb!ng their store on AUGUST II
1896 The memorial will be but at Bedford sta
:ion opposite the Methodist Episcopal ChuTch ana
viii consist OF three large blocks Of Quihc! gran
tic The TOP block will weigh at least siX tons, an
Will contain the cunt. representing hon he"u
The Inscription vii read a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
3s Sunset 1884 Moon rises pm t7 Moons AZ. -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M-Sandy Hook 1913 Gov Island so Hell Gate 34a
PM-sandy Hook 2Oo Gov. Island 231 He'll Gate 40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
AN ADAMS MEMORIAL.
BEDFORD TO HAVE A REMINDER OF THE
TRAGEDY or AUGUST 70. 1876

Plans have been accepted 10y a committee Of the
residents Of Bedford. Wcsiches'er County. TO-
large stone watcring-'iOlgh g. 80 built a.
70 Malker Il. AdIms and his son. Wl.lin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

There wa1 material change In the market FOR -ehned
petroleum Last week. The trading has been duh but
r-c.. 10th here have been well maintained
The progrer. the In diverted the attention "t
onerators from field and operations In the Penn
svvania and Southwest fields have been pfa' Ideally
abandoned Some developments In the latter fields
81. hov,ycr Attracting attention. particularly the
I,rr.ks gisher Greene County. which Is hodinS ~ 10
II b.rr-s rer hour. other important develop
IA rts IA the same district viii hr due In about week
Of these the Brs;ora s the leaing attraction During
IN. month Of June decided improvement In
Ged work but there no increase In new production
fields there 3Jt wells completed.
an Increase ~ compared with May. but the new
PRODUCTION compared with the same month"; shows
on Of barrels In the daily average In the
ptceye fields l6l wells completed. and the daily
ayerac. new production increased nhout * barrels In
the indian, neds - wells completed. and the
daily average 7ducton Increased BOO barr Inc mum
~ ~ wells con pe'ed the three fields during June
number 5s2 with n daily Of production OF
in ga barrels MAY 4sl wells completed and the
daily average OF new production was II 22l barrels
The partial pipe line returns from July to charters
,to 81 inciu u follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11

To commemorate the bravery OF Walker -
Adams and his son. william Il. Adams. IN The
night of August 10. 1915
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
5000

Our linen.crash is seeming par
adox. It's "hot stuff, yet makes
cool suits.
1t washes without shrinking; and
is almost as little priced as the ordl-
nary kind.
Suits SIS; coat, vest and trou-
sers sold separately - bicycle golf
breeches if you want them.
If you're boy, the clothes are the
same but the price is less.
ROGERS, PEET & CO..
Prince and Broadway.
Warren and Broadway
Thirty second and broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11

sENcrss
Kennel petroleum rs gallon In bar
rel, and 375 ceas bulk at New-York. philadelphia
prices being on basis OF points lower Foreign quo
tations London So pence per imperial gallon Ant
werp l7% francs per 100 klos. and Bremen 90 narAs
20 kloA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-11
INCOMING STEAMERS,
TO-DAY.

TO-DAY.
ve.ssi From. Tina
Taunc Liverpool July 1..... Whit SIS,
xaaancA. Colon. july
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