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New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
DIED.

GREENE TT
aa be-vsa we q Rev Win5sIop E Benton zal' eIssns s
GItEENI.EAT-On Thur-sav july p 1000 Mary Greer
ear widow % amos o. t's-saIs7t las e souta Orange
Fq2er@, .rom ne residence her asasbrsr Ms y
M..er 2sss BrcafTay. Ssw-Y7rk. saturday. f4,a
Intsrment n w5oaiswa
HANb4-on M on w4iaeslsy July IT, 1900 suddenly william
Fs7ers services a. rs ls residence No lso Eaat list
r,,s -, q. il q m slrl-dav- July it
Ne-Eeifard Randolph and Boston papers please copy.
L@tWSpN-A- Peekszir y Y on I-fv - fasO Ps.-f
gs9s5-r of lfary r. and Nathan I- Ey aged Is years
fe N'asar a. 5a sis' IS 4, ao r.. s''aen7' Of AeF
NJ NFARJAX RI y Ea,e-~d into e e---aai at Ae.urhsu " J.
Jon" ana Na;jjss 8 N.F5r,9a aged s 5ea-s ate
Ma-a5 ,asr d se jss5 sa' MA Aag 5ss sssg'H
Fise-ai from hs la-s residence - zas sl,a--, 20 ~
lEnaT,ls I-.yoll Church. PARK s4th-s- sacur-
Worcester NIass1 papers please copy
aoas widow Of Mag Ms.5b- .1' F. las55 ~ Ii 5.y ss sis =
F.a'. a. Fc..s sea n.s,ss ..7se A. & avl;,4 ae he nI
Carriages win be at Fi.-sse on the arrival oe the tam
leaving Long island Ciry s- s-i4 D.
1t r,L ON jg5y - "3 = sHy'H beloved -usasas
ate ilasa smy5a a sTsr i4 e e f9z F5p and A aa me
Funeral l, fr7n s nsrher rssirnce 8 Easr l-7tas
sa.sT." -equieH All saints Churris Salsez
I,rt Ia.-rn1ent in calvary cerne,---
Please DO a7verz
TFAGNOR-Eai-1. July =. st $50 West 46-h-s-
Ftcera from her a-- residence SATURDAY July - a.
Iu a m.
F,qqs e9 i a2s. 2s- wg be offered at cu--a Of the Holy
rie5'a sTandiaasarsr Of ray a'S rass1-1s Van Tas.
Funeral services VIII held az NO ea Yves, alst-ss
Int-rnlrns a; iaraii2 vaai- y5-5.s ''5sr7e-e-y
WILLIAM Ms Ta--y--ru. July Arthur Lang
don, y1uuEesr ~ Alicia l. Nvr-es and David
Williams. IN his 18th
Funeral private.
Kindly omit flowers
wIIS@a Thqrsaay July . Frances e Potter waow
Funeral services r-stIs--e - SI-u-1e-st
ErlcElvH Saturday evening july L. s. e---ck
WtNTR1cH-on Thursday, 7-- East lagta 81, Dora
T.. beloved vit- ~ Herman r. i1--.-.-
Relatives and friends invited
Lntern-ut SATURDAY >
NNOOdlawn Cemetery.
Borough Cf bronx. New city
Office - East -5TI street, Madison square south
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE / MADISON AE e. CJls- -L ST. y. Z.
Cemetery Lot Bureau
EIulCc-
22e Broadway. EaN-Tlrk.
Lots f1r sale i'm all Cemeteries Low prices
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FIREBUG 4DHITs HIS GUILT.
MAN WHO TRIED TO burr, = HOUSE
FROM REVENGE CAUGHT

MAN WIG TRIED TO BURN = HOUSE
FROM REVENGE CAUGHT
Acting Captain Hammond and Detectives
uevaney and Baxter. OF the Madison-st. station,
yesterday arrested Benjamin Zuckermann, who
was suspected of having attempted to set fire to
he three story building at No. 20 1Ionroe-st on
1he morning Of July :.
This building is leased by the father Of the
prisoner. Samuel Zuckermann. who sublets II 10
sadie Goldberg. who conducts furnished room
house known as ZuCkermann's Hotel on the
premises The prisoner is alleged TO have made
his attempt TO burn the house in order to wreak
revenge on -he woman. and was frustrated in
bis scheme only by the vigilance OF Jennie
CL1nzky. another woman living in the house.
The prisoner when arrested declared that he
was on the way 20 the station house. where he in
tended - surrender himself to the police He
admitted his guilt. He was arraigned before
Magistrate Zeller in The Essex Market court,
and held under - 0DG bail 10 answer 10 a charge
Of attempted arson The examination was set
1er
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WORK.
REPORTS OF BAD CONDITIONS AT CAPE
NOME CONFIRMED.

Washington. July q Special. Three Of the sur
vaying parties recently sent to Alaska by the
United States Geological Survey have their field Of
work in the Nome district and its extensions in
the Seward Peninsula. F. c. Barnard and A H
Brooks are in charge of TWO OF the parties. Mr.
barnard reports 10 thu Director under date OF
June % from Uualaska en- route TO Nome. The
vessel had just reached Tnalaska, and the party
were an well and in excellent spirits and he hoped
~ oe at work in about ten days. Mr. Brooks was
at Dutch Harbor His letter Is Of special interest
as confirming the reports now current in the East
Of the adverse conditions prevailing at Nome re
says large numbers of persons on the beach We're
without shelter food and vertdeS the reports or
the presence of smallpox on the vessels and the
proba bility Of epidemic. Mr.. Barnard viii make
a topographic map on scale of four miles to the
cations covering the area thus mapped He viii
determine the extent of the gold bearing formal ton
and trace out the conditions OF occurrence of the
W. j. Peters. in charge of the third party.
ports under date Of June .. from Dutch HarbOr
where his party waiting for the steamer TO
CCaL r NJ Hunt. Of this party. had been sent
home by a returning steamer, having contracted
measles. r. c. SChTader, under date of June l.
ports the arrival Of the Copper River surveying
party Vades This party Is 20 make a rOpO-
graphic and geological survey OF area of three
thousand square miles in the Copper River region.
where valuable copper deposits are reported TO
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
10 NEWS FROM PEART.
CAPTAIN 1F GREENLAND BARK SAYS LAST WIN
TER WAS THE MOST SEVERE IN YEARS.

CAPTAIN 1F GREENLAND BARK SAYS LAST VIM
TER WAS THE MOST SEVERE N YEARS.
Philadelphia, July l3-The bark Calcium. Cap
tzil Smith. from IrfEtut. Greenland. arrived here
t7-iar VITA n cargo or cryolire. The bark was
expected 10 bring -i6iugs from Lieutenant Prsry.
Sa9 Is III The Arctic regions in quest of the North
F9z al- there was much disappointment felt by
L1e crowd which was waiting for the bark Al the
w1ar- when Captain Smith announced that he
1sc no news from -ne explorer.
Captain smith said The last winter IN Greenland
Tls one Of the worst IN years. and If was his be
LEI mar Lieutenant Peary and his party must have
s--s-e- considerable hardship from the severe
Weather The ua-5vss in that locality Captain
---t.- SAID. suffered greatly and We're generally
- -oa- al11tttgI- Ire bark vas tcebounG FOR over
z month M Greenland. the ice pack reaching from
' .- -1 miles OF the shore
S-NDWARD TO CARRY SUPPLIES TO PEARY.
Boston July -2-The secretary of the Peary
-7.,a ..la Herbert l. Bridgmau. left this city
--s evening ais wy 10 sydney, g. B., 10 direct
--' start t9 -ne norm Of the steamer Windward.
"al~a constitutes the Peary supply expedition for
--- 7e- 5I~s Josephine Dfeb-1sca Peary, the
t@.-3T--s R-fa. and Miss Marie a. Peary. his
-s-sHrs- were 20 join Alr Bridgmau al Portland
+--F .aEe .-su staying with Lieutenant Peary's
-s-.-7- a- I--asan-IaIe near Portland The party
-. '-a.- laey sunday evening. and II is
se.- samuel Bartlett VIII start on Monday
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RECIPROCITY N EFFECT TO-DAY.
GERMANY GIVES MOST FAVORED NATION
TREATMENT TO THE UNITED STATES

TREATMENT TO THE UNITED STATES.
Washington, July 13.-The newly signed reci-
pr0cir- arrangement between the United States
and Germany viii be proclaimed tomorrow.
The articles on which Germany secures a reduc-
tion Of duties-still wines argols paintings and
statuary-have been announced already. The
amount of the reductions in each case is fixed
in the Dtngley Tariff act
In return the United States secures the most
favored nation treatment, or, in other words,
the minimum tariff rates on articles exported to
Germany. Germany has several tariffs. one re-
served for commercial friends and the others
for nations with which the relations not
close The United States has enjoyed the mini
mum rates up 70 this time without equivalent,
so II Is said Now the absolute right OF this
country these minimum rates is 70 be con-
firrned and formally recognized in the arrange
ment, in return for allowing Germany the con-
cessi0ns provided for in Section , Of the DnGley
act The arrangement. therefore, does not
specify any articles Of American manufacture
on which the duties are 10 he reduced Such
reductions are supposed 70 be covered by the
statement that the minimum rates are 70 apply.
The arrangement also contains some admins
trative provisions but these are said 10 be Of
interest 10 Germans alone. and therefore Will
be made public by the German Government for
the information Of its exporters in due time.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
OBITUARY.
GEORGE CASPER ADAMS.

Quincy. Mass July I3.-George Casper Adams
son Of John Quincy Adams. and sreat-great-grand-
can Of John Adams died az his home here to-day
from Brights disease. Mr.. Adams was thirty
savsn wears old q graduate Of Harvard and had
sor number Of years been identified with the
sro-+s OF the university He was lawyer by pro-
Ssssion but was widely known as an amateur
--scbrsnsu being considered one OF the best anna
;a,Jr sl<ippers in the country
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
PLOT TO DESTROY PALACE At PARIS.
BOXES OF EXPLOSIVE FOUND IN CELLARS IN
THE CHAMPS ELYsEEs

Paris, July 1S-Inquiries are being made into
what may possibly turn out TO be a serious
attempt 10 destroy the Grand Palace OF the
Champs. EIyseas Wednesday night watch
man OF cellars which were filed with packing
cases and a large quantity OF other infammabIe
material overheard conversation between two
men leading him TO believe that plot was
foot TO set fire 10 the building The takers
fed upon his approach A search the next
morning resulted in the discovery of two sealed
boxes filed with black powder. The chemical
properties Of this powder have not yet been dis
closed by the authorities.
The police believe the boxes were left by
workmen when they sXCavated the foundations
OF the building or were hidden there by thieves
who intended 10 recover them later, The feel
ing in other quarters, however is that plot
existed 70 burn the palace. and connection is
made between the discovery and the recent fire
the Chateau d Eau, which Investigations
showed TO be the work OF an incendiary.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
DIED.

ROEHM-On Wednesday. July Il 1890 Margaret BoehH.
Cor many wears a faithful Memorial
CoI.AHAN-M Mary. widow u John F. age years
Funeral from East 4lst residence oG
J. saturday. JuIy IA. 1910 O'Clock thence %
church. where a solemn will
he held for repos- of her
Relatives friends respectfully invited
Kindly omit flowers
-OLLINs-At Trent1u y j. the 18th inst. samuel g.
collins 54h former principal ~ Chappaqaa
Mountain Institute
Funeral III East Hanover Trenton. y =. On
Monday. inst, $50 Q
InteTIneHG private
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CAUSE OF BRITISH DELAY.
LORD ROBERTS'S TROOPS HAMPERED
BY LACK OF FOOTWEAR.
Copyright: 1900: BY The Nev-York rrtbune.I

Copyright. 1900. Ry The York Tribune.
iET CABLE TRTBUNE-I
London, July II, 6 a m.-The prolonged mac
tivity of Lord Roberts is explained in a start
ling dispatch from The Mails" correspondent
in Pretoria to the effect that the crying need Of
the British troops in South Africa is for boots.
many soldiers actually going barefoot.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
EDWARD W. LOWE

The funeral OF Edward " Lowe resident OF
ro, Ridge Brooklyn. and well known IN q num-
- of mechanics associations IN Manhattan, was
ta15 last night his home, IN Ovington-aVe.
t4,,,- and a sister in Europe survive him
~, owe was born in this city forty-two years
81 o. 9e was graduated from the College Of the
<17- 80. - N-syy-y0rk He OF the prominent
- Clsg rs ~ the Eastern Shot Association and Of
The Manufacturers and Jobbers Association or
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
CLEARING SOUTHERN TRANsvAAL.

Wtpoort, Transvaal July 13.-GeneraI Clery's
column which has moved eastward. is now
camped here. on the march the mounted infan-
try engaged two hundred Beers, sheIltng ridge
occupied by the burghers.
It is anticipated that this movement will clear
the country from Standerton TO Heidelberg. as
the troops found only one remaining Iaager.
from which the Beers retired hurredIy.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
THE FE1THER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAy-s FORECAST
Washington. July I3-Thee has been very change
in the barume-rjc condition during four
hours Of high pressure extends from South
Atlantic upper region The pressure
the u the st Lawrence and che middle
Rocky Mountain regions The disturbance the Gulf
BE- diminishing Light
fallen in the lake region Eastern Iowa and along
Atlantic Gulf thirteen inches
of fallen at Galveston. Tex. within
tWsnry-four The temperature changes been
ruImportant Local Indicated South
and portions u the upper lake region
temperatures will prevail all districts The
New England Coast viii be fresh westerly
ON the Middle and Atlantic light
s5uthwesteriv winds viii prevail
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
rp,,c,s p FrRyALD's WILL FILED.

Francis p FurnaId. whose will was filed in the
~ az the Surrogate yesterday left an estate OF
s5A6600 in personal and %Se0o IN real property.
- ,.,,s "a his widow Charlotte A Furnald
+oo ooa md an income Of $4,000 year. with his
sorna At No q West Forty-hfth-st To his adopted
aa,,ghter. EmmeIne A. Eddy. he bequeaths Noo'-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
HOURS Morning.

In this diagram the continuous line shows t7s
changes in pressure indicated The Trfbunes self
recorttng barometer The dotted empera-
tt,rs as recorded al Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune ONCE. July IA. u.-Ths weather yesterday
was fair and moderate The temperature ranged between
Is ana degrees T3is being -
lower than OF THURSDAY and = or degree lower
than that o. the corresponding date OF last year
The weather will continue fair and moderate to-day.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
N-NoWAH1 u - sL-PFLLEs - -
VOTES Or TIE ST4GE.

--77a has been a good deal Of talk TO the effect
-a- Roster & BiaIS Music Hall - 20 pass into the
'--ro n The HasEIm Brothers, Of Philadelphia.
because the ups and downs Of the theatrical see
-" are many. and especially because al some
-7-lF-s 81 EeW-Torz manager has been known
t-s-- and end his duties with the rise and fall
a= curtain. the ruuaor al FIRST caused little sur
..-se Cons. -eTs5 5ie comment. however has since
--7l aroused 5y The persistency OF the story. Mr-
---ssT said ss- night.
--Ls al o9sn a pure fake. much foam. and
80 s nothing 70 IL The Hashim Brothers ap-
s-a--e- ne on rhe subject rWO months ago, but II
------Hte1 20 nothing The way the world IS now
- --ss-I--e1 II man walks out OF a theatre Wnen
- y-ay IS on he is reported 90 have bought the
Ne.rl--= SroIz has resigned manager Of the
7N-tark Theatre. When asked Il there mad been
-'-0e between hin and the Sire brothers ne said
= E9El1 rather not say. H z. Sire, however,
s---@ thar there has been any friction whatever,
- says that the change vas simply 10 erabi
- aEc his brother 70 carry the management III
- Jan hands
l1s Cadet GrI~ VIII be presented at the Her
~ s9-are Theatre for season beginning july q
~a1 FEmau 81 70 play the double role OF the
sln and the artist in "Papa's Wife" which will
- -e presented III this city early next season
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e SILVER PLATING THE TIGER

GOO and 5000 70 each Of her six children. To his
son, Francis P Furnald, jr. he leaves Nos: "a and
So New-st. and No. IS BrOad-st and the entire resi-
due Of his estate. His and Richard B. Kelly
are appointed executors.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
4 WEDUING.

~. -'r1ton. July I3 tspeciaD--Julian c. Edgerly
?, -ae &ew-Yo Evening Journal and Mrs
---fr f5eislnEer. Of newport. y J. were mar
-ere Tonight by the Rev q. H. Elder. There
S a -4H-osr of relatives present
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14
FORECAST FoE TO-DAY ANp SUNDAY.

For New England. generally fair today sunday
moderate temperature. light fresh westerly winds
For Eastern York generally fair today
day moderate temperature: light northwesterI
For District u Columbia Eastern Pennsvvania New
Jersey Delaware ard Maryland generally fair.
moderate temperature to-day and sunday, light
fresh northwesJrTly winds
Western New-T0r0 generally fair today.
portion. sunday. fresh nOrtheste-y
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5neclal Not1ccs.

ExpresSiOn restored by artificial teeth Dr. Deane
deuy-sJ, +5+ lexington 18Th Award Coum5ial
Exposition.
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yArrs FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC

= SATT-PnAY- b a. III for Plata Countries tlrect.
for 4 Thomas Crotx. LreFarl and 1Vinlvard Isl
apr DCna ~ Norrh Rrazl ana Plata countries
must 9e Ids0 = m Y5r F5r,424 n Il island Issl3ics
savanilla CarthaEsna, Aleae mail tr Costa
1rlpplemsnrary 1870 a. M sor Irsgla ana Ham, Der
5 silvia. u a. m t7r Cuta. Mexico. VIA
Havana a. II a a., N Fo ~ p -, E 4. - -
szueIa curacao, savn1llt and Ca-thsgena- per -
Caracas. AZ ? m m r, 55I ea'a15.s Iasa-er s'sqa.
Ngsyas & d6sTa 8fZ 1RS T5ie6 5rs , Per % @ srye. va ',Fa
Mails tar Newfoundland BY zan 70 yqrta sydney. and
tc61recting cl55s here every Monday Wednesday and
tSsTe ~ steamer dose At Tits ofae 5aiy a. 80 ~
Mails i2T Suia .losS . at this osce . "a 1nS , sSs
n p a m and Friday Mails f5r ca5s 'S sunday
Miami. Fla. and tae2ee oy stsalnyr cose a. tnls aics
trne connecting closes are On Tuesday ard Sa1r1ayl
-sszet f5r dss7Ich steamer close Once asiv
e. [ so pner15 T. torez and aersaia 5y -Si a SsS SA-
orleans and thence 9y si-asF el1se AZ mis- oies daily
Piea ana Maudays tor selze Puerto ana as1s-
maIl FRsslsJered mail closes a. O. previous 5sy
tRs<stefs1 ll "a sVsp s,-rF-fc MsTTS1 laS before
Nails sor Hawaii Japan CHINA ant Fallppins Islands W.
san Franeiseo Sl1ss - re l1y az So ? n Iay
Tor Hawai- san Fraaefsco close here aaiiy A. $50
ut-rslis Mails for Australia texcepJ Wes1 kus,rs1,
~hich goes Europe. and Nsw-zealand whies S5es
eoaver close aany ssh D n CD . July IN n
asS aszs ena T aIs Ispsp saa phppas a Mas es s a5
fIaneisSo- close ~ az - = ~ aP g. Jey
CHINA and japan y!a vsne9uyer close here daily az
5 Empress % India ,resist're mail must drscied
AI-.-,rSI New zsaiand Hawaii FiT s5d sr-soS sSS
islands via san Frsncsco elose here day $50 D
day of arriys % = Csmpania. aue AZ New-YoFE
rSaspscc mans ar f5r5Tared 10 port q sailing aany
and hs Sc ssegs s 9i s975s + ars5ea S 'As g
iserd mal eiG-gS SOS e ,, p m v1S PTSySSS s gay
ro.,oe. x.wIatS ea;E'i1 + JaS 5S s 100 '''nA'''
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PRINTED MATTER. ETC--Csru1an steamers sailing
TUESDAYS Printed Matter etc Tor Germany an1
Printed Matter for other
OF europe American and White star steamers
Wa4r French steamers Thurs
davs and and German steamers SATURDAYS
Printed Matter. etc FOR al co-nlres Tor Hhicc
they are advertised 20 carry mai
Aver The closing Supplementary Transatlantic Mails
additional supplementary nails opened
or me uers q English. French ard Ger
man steamers open until within Minutes
OF OF sailing oc steamer
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no..onoa Noti..

Should be read DAILY by all Interested changes
@
Foreign mails she week ending July - 1850 viii
close tDrorUtIv in ar General P0s-oce
follows Parcels Post mails close hour earlier than
closing time below Parcels POST u1as lor Ter-
MANY close at < . Monday and Wednesday
TPANSA ATIAaNTIC MAILS
SATT-PDAY-At a. n. FOR Azores Islands Per =
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T-7av r11s- hs directed per 1880
o m Complementary ? D NJ fer Europe, per s
sCv1musnia via Queenstown.
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To ca6et GlrI~ VIII be presented at the Her
&C square Theatre for a season beginning july q
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

nay Fismau i- 70 play the double role Of the
..a and the artist in ''Papa's Wife" which Will
'--- 1e presented III this city early next season
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RENUTTANCEs
OFFICES

Address all Communications reattvs - sunscrrtons
atvarrizs77ar-s to THE TRIBUNE. New-Y0rk CITY Re-
NIT BY Posoce money order express money order drzs
or registered letter
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This evening the Earl of Yarmouth and his troupe
sill he az Saratoga. They viii be back by Tuesday
.---s-E frr their Newport season Miss Ressia
u---e- r.l nor go with them to Saratoga and
VI therefore miss 2 first experience on the road
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

N NEw-TORE CITY
=71hs--fherz - the DAILY TRI-WEEELT
postage IN addition
TO abCv@.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-14

g- ana 1---. g. O. Haven viii open their New
-r-- -.--a-e ir August. Miss Marian Haven viii
-ass rr- lee--. Mrs. Haven was in mourning for
her son last winter and Miss Haven went cut very
lr-[e ar4 1881 only ~ The end OF the season. Nr
snl E-S Haven VIII entertain for her.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-06

Representative Kamm, of Garfield
county was in the city last night.
1hompsons keep only assortment OF
kodaks and kodak supplies in city.
The Guardians of the Home propose
giving an entertainment next Tuesday.
Frank Thompson, the advance rep
resentative of Hoyts "a Black Sheep" is
in the city.
A largo party OF democrats will go to
Fruita tonight to hear T. M. Patterson
and others speak.
Hon. T. M. Paterson, editor OF the
Rocky Mountain News, who arrived in
the city today. is the guest Of James w.
Bucklin.
In the case Of the State vs. James At
we'll, which was given to the jury last ev
ening, a verdict of not guilty was return
ed by them.
Toys, dolls, doll buggiss. mechanical
toys, base ball and foot ball equipments,
boxing gloves, ETC., etc. Sporting head
quarters -Thompsons.
D. Walter Clark, is in the city from
their sheep range near Gunnison. He
brought some mutton down from the
mountains for Bowman Bro.
The Grand Junction Book and Sta
tionery company is Thompson's and
Thompsons Jewelry & Music company is
the Book & Stationery company, two in
one--see.
Mrs. E. q. Waldo from Emmerson,
Indiana, is visiting in the city. She is
the guest Of her old time friend, Mrs.
McReynolds, and will spend some time
here.
John G. Bell, congressman from the
Second Colorado district and a candidate
for the same Office, was an arrival in the
city last night. He left over the broad
gauge for the east.
Apologizing for anticipating Christ
mas at this early day The Thompson
Jewelry & Music company desires to an
nounce that they have purchased the
largest line of goods for holiday trade
which has ever been brought to the city.
No other line can or will compare with
it.
The daily sentinel., 1900-10-06
Entertained.

Mrs. George E. Haskell entertained a
party OF lady friends thia afternoon in
honor of her sister Miss Cora Brown of
Elgin, Illinois.