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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03
Gearbers.

1)ublir Notices.
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THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
DEPARTMENT. OF TAXES AND
ASSESSMENTS,
Stewart Building. $50 Broadway .. ,s.o
DIyBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by tho
l. Commissioners Of Taxes and Assessments that ns
.se..ment Rolls OF Real and Persona Estate IN sasa eV
for the year 1899 been finally compIeten sa ntss
-. .afvered 10 and fled with. the municipal Assenlby
Of said CITY that such Assessment io.s VIZ l,eai
,sembIy Tor period OF fifteen days from the oAS o.
this notice.
Thomas L, Feitner. | --....x,,a,o,rx,
Edward g 6beehy. , r.xrI am
Thomas J. Patterson | Hlos S~S
william b. Grel. a<S'r~''"~'>"
Arthur c. Salmon.
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ARTICLES.

Food products OF all kinds includes cereals and
farinaceous substances, administering, lor
food-rneat fish. poultry, eggs, dairy prod
ucts fruits and vegetables. cofee' cocoa
spices wines. spirits for drinking purposes -, ooo
'N'''
Raw materials for textile manufactures IN
S SGdeS e raw WOOL eo'o" f.'N '4H 20 oss 900
Other raw materials includes timber OF All
kinds. palm oil and oil Of nuts ana seeds,
caoutchouc gums hides. skins, furs ana or o., ooo
feathers stuns metals ores, etc %ool7'V"V
Manufactured and miscellaneous articles On
cudes leather, paper and all other manu- ooo nm
featured goods and parcels post) 'oOoVV"
The following table shows the exports OF mer-
chandise from the United Kingdom to her colonies
in 1897 by great classes
ARTICLES
Yarns and textile manufactures 100 2vi'VoO
Metals and manufac lures. including machinery 1S2Olo
Apparel and haberdashery co. 0o0
Articles. Of food and drink 5oo99-Uoo
coke and fuel. 90
other articles '''NA''
The following table shows the commerce or the
United Kingdom with British colonies IN 1871 by
u cn1n
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Manhattan Beach.

Trains leave foot OF Sith st f. r. ~ y daily eNcep'
hall hourly 10 to $40 p m; 4io. $40. t4o Goo. 60
10. 7.4O $40. $40 go 1850 p. .
Sundays. CSC $40. 1910. Ill0 a. m. 1910 and half
hourly 10 10 0.lO p m. 1910 p m.
foot Whitehall 81. tBateryD via 8Wh ST.. South
Brooklyn Ferry daily G.O0 a. week days only). and
hourly. 500 10 100 m. and every forty minutes
40 10 1920 p n.
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THE ENGLESlDE,

BEACH HAVEN. y. J. NOW OPEN.
Hot seawater baths In the house and all the desirable
adjuncts OF o modern hotel home by the sea- Beach
Haven noted for It's machess bay for sailing aud fish,
superb bathing and the select class OF Its patrons
Send for ROBT. b. ENGLB SON.
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ARTICLES.
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The following table shows the commerce or the
United Kingdom with British colonies IN 1871 by
- o1n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

NIUE MISSES ELY's SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. x,
- s5th and seth Streets New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-07-03

DoaRp1No AND DAY School FOR GIRLS Rev or
lSOaarI Mrs CHARLES II. GARDNER, 8O1 Firth
Ay.,ue teacher English and one OF french wanted
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6.o9s.ooO
25.314.Oo0
100000
The sun., 1899-05-14

offering reasonable inducements preferred. The
open dates are: May 30. two games; June and 10.
Brooklyn.
The Bay Ridge 4. c. would like to fill the follow:
ing open dates with teams Offering suitable guar
M s and g. Sf tsn e. ssss and 4da HSy
Brooklyn.
The st. Bartholomew Junior baseball team would
like to arranSg games With teams ,a aveTTagng TS,
chI1E s. asoTSss and 81
second street.
Holy Cross Lyceum team has May 81. 80 June 3.
s.l7. ~. %. July. l.. 10: H. Aug; Ia. IA.
first.cass out.of teams Offering suitable guar
antes, address William F. Bergen. a2l West Forty
The semi.profcssional Senator baseball club has
n the TnY Sn m Woa NIX Ee H 10 III Hi III wtn
strong out.or.t1wn clubs Offering suitable guRran
tee Address Herman g. LustG. 0id Fast Seven
The westwood and Hillslslc Field Club. consoli-
dated has olyanlcd hrst,class team m and viii play
a 70 s s nb h
mns. DreadnsuRhts. Englewood +, c.. Broonyn
EoSIh. .nS %esiroa sysSs preferred Address p
The baseball team OF Public School So 1ath
H5a S enGs GsaP 6
formed and ayeraGinE lH years, those Offering a
so o for and rFdys
Address John j. conway, manager
The Park Baseball Club challenges any team with
in seventy five miles Of Greater New York for suit
aSs 6sT s"Ss IL Mag 2rne Tnd i
Mutuhls. National A. c. and tho LIowarls the last
one above ali preferred Address Frank F. sabatlni.
1928 Broadway. Brooklyn.
The Seminole Baseball Club would like TO hear
! from out-uftOwn clubs within fifty miles of New
lork having grounds for Decoration bay morning
and afternoon and all Sundays III June and July.
Uniformed teams. averaSinE III 10 years. Offering
| Gregory. manager, 342 Fast l25th street.
The athletic employees Of the Department of
| Bindings ot Manhattan borough hnve urgsnI7ed a
baseball aud the nine will he selected from the
following players Lansing and AmorenE, pitchers;
Lawson and Lansing, cAtChCrs Lre hIBt base; Gals
SER aud Huwley second base; Powers, captain and
! rhort"tpp: SehTart& aud Thompson, third asc;
| Blake, Grove, LinahRn and Spelman, outhrldcrs.
| Games are desired for, Saturday afternoons with
mines from other municipal departments of all thn
| boroughs: those having their own grounds IRE
fcrred. Address John X. Blake, Manager, 344 West
| Fifty .hrSt street.
The sun., 1899-05-14

Seventy-fvc horses have been entered in the
six trotting races at the June meeting Of tho
Parkway Driving Club. Most OF the prospec
tive starters are from local stables. and many
OF them are road horses that have figured
prominently this spring on the Harlem River
Speedway and the Ocean Parkway. The Park
way Club was among the organizations that
let down the bars to the hoppled PAGERS in cX-
pectation OF augmenting its entry list. When
the entries closed it was found the only race
on the programme WHICH failed TO MI was the
2:lD class for PAGERS. Following Is list OF tho
entries in the trottirg races:
2l0 Class-A. Il. Bryants Kitty Newman. James
Gormlcys ieorgna. George lhnkons Crescent, 7.
KellTsss Mo- 1 AZ " Aert Or IhGrSsn H. e. g. M"s.rs
stan.
i n Iawrsnec'. Iigwad w. , T. Hal;cd's It sp,,, sable
sE%Rs. Il ay S:.Gas6 h":ss
ence weres Belle Of AbsGoteo Azonr Belle. Charles
ws9H Hams MlTsn h.ss suro I'd 4 F fup MEsF" T. H' IT, Hnr
Nell GTEEnno' E1n' dcofSe koeckds Alley 5. and G. NJ.
lnS,.s ALbie y, y, &; DAYS Ida Jefferson, II, i.
steis May AlySner or ' GsH Matb " " Lo%cFrs'. re-"
Vanity, MilTood Farms Gallant C., George kocckeIs
T. snydcr,s A.pts,t2 Or y%rr"ral B. ". 6. l!cn
,,2;3o riA,sEk. G A,T9ods N..ilson or lrnccss
Ma nsm1 % d nSt %-t' nars M 5 e. GGS"s" :aas S"
May Alcyoner Grace l.. {. q. Musers In, Wilson
Rehs Reed lBird. W. Sipling's II IL, Holden j. H.
Shults's Octsvia Or Judy raudru ana W. H. snyders
| AstAl!u or SuiiLt,rr.
Hondr,skSon's Grgtta or H,nS!s, v II, Halsioi's
MAY yHn"T hGaGnES ws %3ng dc or %r Io
Mrkcnliys LaEdeil, j. II. p"wcrs,s Del liar, j. H.
PEillps's stephen wilson. W. Sipl.ng's Prince ".
| II. Snyder's Blue Dress or litnro. W q Hcnlrick
| sons Daylight or Amlott. Jerome WhrlplCyn star
! Lily. T.. l.. Stevenss Elmer l.. Os ar, &, ROBIN.
sons Sarco. j. +. Powers entry mot named
900 Class-K {. Atwool's rrcdt h"tiun 80 rye A.
| Curmaus Miss kCrhy, W. VI. haletrI's May Ai'y-
| rncror Gen. Mack. +. LcuGiHg,rs Commando r
Commodore, H. II. LuCkr's Drcct"sS or Miami, G. g..
MoEcr Ethel Wilton. i. {. Mler- Bisn J. II. Pow.
ersS Del sr. ". H. SnydcT's Blue Dress Npli,Rrr.
Clarence Wares Ayhhrpok, i. p, l. gers entry mot
named j. '. Bavls'S tTo entries mot named Mar
| Tin Snnotts Jim Grimes Jc""me WAe!pley star
Ily. +. +. Scye ens's Elmer f.. or Oscar. j. T. OCun.
| Mor.s LnmbArl and q. nhins m. sLrrnx.
The sun., 1899-05-14
NOTEL HORSE SNOW FEATURES.
4 Miniature Fox Hunt On the Programme
at Manhattan Field.

tt
Horse fancers are looking forward to .
highly interesting week Mt Manhattan Field.
where the first exhibition of the New York
Horse Show Association will begin to morrow
afternoon and continue until Saturday even-
ing. The grounds at 1ii5th street and Eighth
avenue have been put in thorough order for the
occasion. ard with $4,000 in prizes for the
equine beauties to compete for. the show bids
fair TO eclipse anything Of the kind that New
Workers have ever seen. Several novel features
promise to make the exhibition n notable one
from the SPECTATORS point Of view. One Of
these innovations will be miniature fox hunt
with hounds. horses. pnk-cOated riders. rail
fences. stone walls and all the requisites OF a
sure-eJough hunt excepting the fox. As .
substitute for the real thing. drag will be
laid to give tho hounds tho scent. The WELL
known pack from Nestchester county belongs
ing to John ). Holloway is to be used. and
whips.
.Another SPECTACULAR feature will be an old
IN front Of u roadside inn. Charles F. Bates and
Joan 5. Bratton and their road coaches VII
figure in th.s exnthit2n Bates and Bratton
Tuesday afternoon. by starting with loaded
coaches FROM fiilh avenue and Thirty. fourth
tho teams are 70 be Judged on their arrival:
Speed and stamina, rs shown hv the time OF
arrival and the condition Of the horses after
the award. Entries Tor all OF the coaching
classes are well iilled. Bates. Eratton John
:hg exhibitors who will compe;s.
II th" liGh'Tcght class class q AiGh Ttepnsrs arc
na.WarIo"k Hazel and CoXeys'ltrother; Johns :.
\ lloNtcrs Defender and \otaire. Howard
Willcts's IOOkaway and linssan. Bird S. Coll
cr's Tabns"9; John Arthurs Sir John A..
Hnting's i H6!Iy and ard Oregon StH'' a''' anu a. ''
The special prize Of SI50 orered by Thomas
". Lawson Tor the hest high stenper in the
S4w III S &2teR'f q T. E K i"HBaSLG;i Ha1;tH
Albert {. Bystwiak's The Man in the Moon.
George Il. Hulme's I.anceot. 7, d, Hsddens
Queen EuG MA 1 John Arthurs Sir John 4. ".
TaGaSco. Howard Wi!lets's Passe. me:ia.
Strauss Il Hrvters Attraction and Defender.
Glendowcr stock Farms Battieton. C. F,
lIGrum and Grafton
Several trotters that have gained promi-
n"nce ON "a" Speedway are 20 compete FOR
fm"G Sass s"E o %mn@ T" n%Fse Ss ssd
| handsome mare Helen H.. 2:l3h. by Patron
J.-N B.aurOrk' \ noted pri2c.wnncr.Harr On
Critic ~ 2.2Is. by .Noryal; Fred Gerkens,s
Rratton's Wilbur , -. hy Hurry BurlV. and
Howard Ni.letss EGcwood Hoffman viii
May H. in thc class for Speedway teams, his
chic! councillors being Damania and Maud
v, owned hv Nathan Strnu~.
classes for saddle horses are Mrs L. H. Harri-
man. Miss &. Adelaide lOrcmus. Miss May
ncerinE, Mrs, W. T.. hoffman. Bird y. ColeI and
Charles l., linil"y; The humping classes. which
from the stat,lss Of j, !. Holloway, T.. s. Rey-
nal. Howard Nlleis Miss MaJ MurlinG HArS
Brothers and Mrs. y. X. Hayes,
The sun., 1899-05-14
Yachts Change Hands.

Frank Bovine Jones reports that the follow
ing transfers of yachts have been made re-
Gently through his Office:
sloop Irer sold by T. j. Preston to John n; Meyer
'Thc si"ou Yacht whithy. sold by II. H. Tyson to
member OF the bridgeport Yacht Cinb. -,
The yaWl sea Gull sold by Major j. freu Acker-
man 10 II N Richards of Boston. Inc sea Gun was
form erly the soup Ghyotu. ,,, I,,,.4or 10 n
The sioop Vorant sold by Charles 4; Appleton 10
man'bsr of the New York Yacht club who desires
ntT rba ~" mic"Wapor launch Mareille sold by W. IL
RnrUess to Robert T. Duremus OF the Atlantlc lacht
t'luG nyuer of the cutter tvlra. =, ~
~. rariuy Catbnat Presto has been sold by H. r.
Uat6cid 10 f. !. Nelson of the Tappan Zee Yacht
Cub. -, 49,, I5 IxN G Ran
,ham IN Edward j. Anderson of ProyidenCe
IA il CrOwninshield of Boston has sofa the steam
Yacht TslkA to T.. X. Dick OF Philadelphia 49, 49,,
Tho SeawanhakR knoCkabout GoliHhIS mas peen
sold by f. Hope Norton to A. p. ThAyer OF the Ne"
TSc sIonn Yacht being built for Malcolm Graham,
t. nf Tho Riverside Yacht Club. at Ayers yard,
Syark will be launched next "c'h' AHo '"'"' "''
been named Bonnie BARN, ,..., .b. ;r,r
The Riverside Yacht Club has charfrrd tne IRON @
g. n,LnAt PCrsrus for the use OF the 'luo hshptrs
I thrir guests t. witness the lnttrhAtluhal Faees
Tor tho Americas cup next autumn; -. A..
orders have been given for several noAts or tne
dssVn dory class for the MRnhasset bay lacht Siu %
"sItSr I, Washinuton Long Island This Is the htth
:" iL an LING Island sound that has taken up this
yarv ,nccessful class of small boats, ,A
Tho steam Yacht NeckHn. chartered 20 Jnhh D.
plans OF the New York Yacht Cluh' Will 20 III COM
mission on May ~.
The sun., 1899-05-14

Lawn Tennis at the Morristown Field Club.
The Tennis Committee "f the Morristown
Field Club.has been nactivelylenRaged during the
past week arranging the schedule OF tourna-
menss OF the club for the season. SO much in
terest has been manifested by the member
Of tho club in lawn tennis that |: is expected
the season will be an unusually success
full one. Several improvements have been
made In the clubs courts and everything
possible done to put them In the best
shape. Altogether nine tournaments have
been arranged by the Tennis Committee. the
season beginning on June 20 and ending on
Sept g.
The first prize to be contested for 10 that
for ladies' singles. which will be played fer on
June 20 and 81. On the two following days the
handsome cup presented by William ii; and
Walter r. Griffith for the Junior members sin
giles will be the prize 70 attract the younger
set. This cup is played for twice year ana q
It three times. not necessarily consecutiyely.
On July i. 3 and 4 the mems singles and dou-
bles will occupy the attention OF the tennis OK
mixed doubles on July IA and Is. The most
i'm portant tournament OF the year VIII be be-
gun on Aug. 3 and lest t2r III three sn days when when
tho New Jersey and New YORK Iennis league
1ent ment is open 70 all members Of clubs belong
hep se TN tS.re Ss viii be an interval week until
~ when thS s1gss sbS rat nsa hqa
days OF Septem Der tho mons singles and dou-
HES, The last match OF the season will take
place on Sept 8. when the winners OF the July
and Labor Day t9urnsmeSftsh sha IN ch gheies w1i
time during August the club will hold series
OF handicap tournaments.
The sun., 1899-05-14
CoIumbin Yncnl OHM Opcnlnc.

The Columbia Yacht Club formally opened its
houS" at the foot of West Eighty sixth street
yesterday afternoon. Tho house was gnyly deco
rated with hunting. Shortly before 1 o'clock
the club remnant was holsted and sa.uted. Tho
members and their friends then Sat down to
plankol shad dinner. Among thp-" present
Commodore W, Dixon Ellis. Roar Commodore
y &, Iragrscr. George narsmU. ! \ Weaver.
DR.. Henry GriswOId, j. 7. Nuucl 7 s Cua".
Alfred Carr. " H. Carpenter. !. l. Hitchcock
and +. T., Moore. The llewellyn. Alfred Carr's
steam yacht, was anchored of the clubhouse.
The sun., 1899-05-14
DIED INSANE NUT HIS WILL STANDS.
De witt &. LawrenCe's Second Wife ana
Her Child Get Most of His Estate.

The will Of DE Witt C. Lawrence. formerly
banker and broker. who died in the Middle
town Asylum for the Insane in 1896. has been
admitted to probate by Surrogate Narnum
The case was heard by Surrogate Arnold. who
had not decided II when he retired from the
bench.
The will was executed on May 9, 1897. and 1t
left the income OF $4,000 to his prospective
BRIDE, Mrs. Louisa Cotton. and the principal to
any children he might have by her. The rest
OF MS estate was to 60 to his five daughters by
ne married Mrs Cotton soon after the VIII was
mad" and went to Europe with her; While
his 'r~r marriaG" contested the probate on the
grounds ui undue influence ami mental inca;
Hlin '''
. III" Surrogate SAYS that while he died insane,
mere Was not sufficient evidence produced 20
S",w that he was insane when he mace tho
The sun., 1899-05-14
The Real Estate Board of Brokers

rs,uirn the facilities NJ struStworthy morning
,nhmcatIon together with corrcspondlng SllthtaGe
haye designated The Sun their ofhclAi SsWs anu
ih.ayartsIiiC medium There is printed eAch uAy
nnomulete summary Of Real Estate TRANSACTIONS. 70
Scthrr with list OF Real Estate Auction sAieS 10
occur.-Jdv.
The sun., 1899-05-14

feet , inches long spring upholstery,
.utted seat; bargain, $40. - E0
Others upward from. ~ sCV
The sun., 1899-05-14

is the very best of its kind, guaran-
tced charcoal filled, c.
m ade OF hardwood, nm mr2H
highly finished fine YNlHl II
brass trimmings and @H
locks, ice and provision ENS n
chamber open TO the AHIM III
front, size SO in. high. lRGdN
25 in. long and l9 in. ~A
deep. sold elsewhere " w
at 5000; our special price for
a very limited stock, y 2E
only ly....,..............% sOS
The sun., 1899-05-14

strong joints. excellent workman
ship and finish, head 90 = O2
inches high. all sizes. for. Os>C
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22
The Model Camp.

San Francisco, July lS.-In view Of the
fact that the returning Oregon volunteers
have gone into camp at the Preside and
that some $4,000 more volunteers will
arrive from Manila during the next two
or three months, General Shafter has Is
sued letter containing rules and regula-
tions for proper sanitary service at camp.
1t says in part that medical officer Of
the regular army will be placed in charge
as camp surgeon. The officer in command
OF the troops is to appoint two sanitary
inspectors, one to be line officer, prefer
ably major, and the other a regmental
medical officer. These inspectors are to
examine daily the tents, streets, kitchens,
food and sewers.
There will also be daily sick call and
an ambulance will report daily to the
camp surgeon, who has full authority to
dispose of all cases of infectious or other
diseases.
Acting Surgeon w. G.. Miller, U. S. A.,
has been assigned to temporary duty at
the detention camp at Angel island.
The new hospital at the Preside is OPP
en-. 1t is located at the extreme southwest
end of the drill ground, convenient to all
the barracks and near all the camps.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22
ESTERHAZY HAS CONFESSED
THERE HAD BEEN LEAKAGES
Made Public n Statement that He Wrote
the Bordereau-Said He Was Ordered
to DO So by the Oficials Of the French
War Department-Dreyfu Innocent.

Paris, July 2O.-The Matin published a
statement from Comte Ferdinand Walsin
Esterhazy, in which he says that he wrote
the bordereau by order Of Colonel Sand
herr and that it was sent to the house OF
Colonel Schwartzkoppen, then military at
tache at the German embassy in Paris,
when it was returned to the war office.
Colonel Schawartzkoppen, at that time in
Berlin, never saw the bordereau, which
was forged in order to supply material
proof of the guilt Of Dreyfus.
The statement contains the assertion
that secret agents in Berlin, whose testi-
mony it was impossible to use, had DEM
onstrated that leakages had occurred in
the war Office and that the fact that the
reason existed was undeniable and every
thing indicated Dreyfus as the traitor.
All the war ministers, the statement
further says, knew the facts and thought
the forgery of the bordereau necessary.
The evidence duplicating Dreyfus was
the words of Colonel Schwartzkoppen's
mouth.
General Mercier Bodiseffre and Come
knew that the bordereau was forged and
that Dreyfus was illegally but justly con-
victed.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22

Sometimes unpleasantries or contro.
versies arise between factions. or indi.
viduals, and sides are taken by respect.
i've friends or admirers; and when we
hear one side of the story we are in
clined to think the party Of one side
has been badly used and the other
much to blame; but when we hear the
other side Of the story we find the mat.
ter quite different from what we fret
supposed, and II both sides are not to
blame we may find the supposed limo.
cent party most to blame.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22

A bad habit many have OF speaking
in contemptuous terms of those IN au-
thority-even up to senator's and the
chief executive of the United States
blaming them for supposed misman'
apement. when they never had one
tenth part of the difficulties to contend
with that these men in high position
have. Some will unjustly criticise a
sermon which may be an excellent one
If it does not quite suit them, while
what is especially meritorious they
say nothing about. While f1attery is
out of place, commentator is agree
able and at times helpful to any one
A little encouragement given makes
one more energetic, gives new strength
and should not be withheld from the
deserving; there will be enough to dis
courage to keep one from being vain
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22

Manila, July lS.-It is reported the Fill.
ipino junta will be moved from Hong
Kong to the island of Labuan, British
colony, six miles from the northwest coast
of Borneo, as the American officials have
watched the members of the junta so close
ly at Hong Kong that the latter have
found it impossible to supply the insur-
gents with arms.
The transport Warren sailed Sunday
with the Colorado regiment, Major Beadle
Strong and Major Young of the supreme
court, who is going to Utah for vaca-
ton, on board.
Prof. Schurman will arrive at San Fran
cisco on board the China.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22
Battle with Robber Gang.

Las Vegas, N. NJ, July l0.-Meager de.
tails were received here Of pitched battle
between sheriff's posse and the gang Of
outlaws who held up the Colorado 4
Southern passenger train at Folsom few
days ago. The ARRAY occurred near Gin.
arron. J. w. Farr, member Of the posse
was killed. Cimarron is situated inland
from telegraph lines.
Deputies Love and Smith OF Springer,
N. NJ, were probably fatally wounded.
w. II. Reno, chief Of the secret service de.
partment of the Colorado & Southern, was
also wounded.
The robbers were uninjured. They e..
capped to the hills. Another posse was or.
ganized at Cimarron and is now in pursuit
of the robbers.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22
Remember that cholera mOrbus.

Remember that cholera mOrbus.
cholera infantum, summer COM
plant. bilious collie, diarrhOea and
dysentery are each and all catarrh
OF the bowels. Catarrh is the only
correct name for these affections.
Pe-ru-na is an absolute specific for
these ailments. which are 80 COM
mon in summer. DR.. Hartman, in
a practice OF over forty years, never
lost single case OF cholera infan-
tum, dysentary. diarrhoea, or chol-
era morbus. and his only remedy
was Pe-ru-na. Those desiring
further particulars should send for
a free copy of Summer Catarrh."
Address DR.. Hartman. Columb bus. o.
The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1899-07-22

If all persons should possess spirit
of kindness and try to make things
pleasant for everybody, things would
go on much better. While we must moi
expect perfection among mortals, and
should cultivate forgiving spirit, We
should realize that ingratitude is one
of the worst of faults. If supposed
friend is unkind or ungrateful, the
wound is deeper than If made by 9
stranger, or one not friend.