ml 7
Closing Days 01' ' the Seance, I
‘ TURDAY and‘SUNDAY
September lOIand ll.
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Bis lay _ oi Fireworks.
clid’tu' STILL liliilllli.
‘ Twelve New cases Discovered
in New York Harbor.
manna}: FRO! TEE PLAGUE.
It la let Believed That the Scourge
win no Able to Puss the Right on»
Esau-e labbllshed—dhmburg'a Dead
lluflled late linuerked (lrsvee.
New You, Bept. 7.—From raven to four-
teen miles of unit water still separate the
borders of New York city from the dread
Oriental piagnewhidi hae stretched its arm
of death acro- 8,000 miles of ocean. There
bas‘been no outbreak of Asiatic cholera in
the city itself, according to the bulletins
”witch are now issued twice daily by the
of health. And these bullefins are a
holesome check upon panic, dbcour-
aging and diaeouuianancing sensational and
unscientific diagnoses of intestinal disorders
in the thickly settled tenement houae die
tricb. . '
But in the harbor death's pirate, cholera,
still threatens with breeding swarms of
bacilli the water: of both the upper and
lower bays and coutinuee to add to the
number of his victims. Yesterday there
was another death—this out! from tho’ Rugia
—-added to the grim catalogue of victims on
sea and in harbor.
There were twelve new cases reported-
three ateerage of the Rugin and eight of the
crew of the Normannia, on well as one of
the Nomsnnia’e. passengers on Hoffman
bland. And also there arrived‘ the steam.
Illip Elbe, with 460 Bteerage and 302 that
and second c pimsengflh‘. from Bremen,
sport new noted, but not so when the
Elbe cleared; the Cornell from Glasgow, a
, cleanport, with 2‘20 passengers; the Persian
loner-ch, from London, with 50’. cabin 3m—
aeugera; the Elysin. from Gibraltar (whence
came our lee: visitation of cholera), with
23) passengers, aid the (inchimere, from
the dangerous port of Marseilles, with 4.50
passengers.
All Qumnlined.
There had been only one death upon all
these veuela during passage, and that was
upon the Elbe from heart disease. But,
though all these ships had it clean record,
the quarantined population of the harbor
keeps growing.
And meanwhile the separation of those
exposed to infection in still delayed, and
still the detention of hundreds of passen-
ger? presumably exposed to no direct cou-
filth the Ilnmlly uni-mm mm! continue.
The cabin paeaengors of the Nonnnnnia,
from which the steering» [ins-rename have
been removcdto Hoffman island, still re
main on board the ship.
Thelphcial police patrol continues to guard
the quarantined veesela'from Contact with
willfully inquisitive Visitors. A further pro
caution against bringing the germs on shore
i! the order forbidding bathing on the
shores of Staten Inland near the Narrows.
Toda there is due the atonutship (‘ity of
New orb. Amour; livr lm‘fik‘llgi‘m am the
wife and daughter oi Secretary of the Trom-
ury roster, who will receive, tlw wrrmnry
hm himeelf anuouncmi, exactly the name
treatment as all other paucugnrs.
Upon the mhin list of the City of New
York habobqoked the name of (.‘imuncey
I. Depew, An excursion down the bay to
tract him, arrangedjiy C. C. Clark. ll. Wol-
ur Webb, J. M. Toueey, J. B. Butcher and
W. 'J. Van Andale, line of course been
abandoned. .
Will Keep the Hague our.
Health Olllcnr Jenkins hue written to the
”Mary of the treaaury that he will carry
out the preaident’e order that all immi~
21".!)pr bailing after Sept. 1 be delained
wenty days in quarantine.
ExaBurgeon General Hamilton, after his
which) quarantine, said he won confident
cbelus would not enter this city.
'Ibeeeiumandent of the Brooklyn navy
yll'd Illa placed a tug and two steam
mathedieposal of Dr. Jenkins to
went unauthorized communication with
the steamers at tine.
Recorder myth uncalled the attention
of the jury to the plague, quoting
theilaw governing trespaawrs of quaran-
Gilroysaye Crotou water
occur.
The health department of Brooklyn will
notpennitregstohelended there, nomatv
(«whence they come, until all danger of an
epidemic h passed.
the lease Board or lleoltl.
Theetsteboerd ofheaithmetat tholur-
am hotel and ratified the action taken
Lew“ Belch in connection
trouble. authorizing the
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who are apposed so have wood the
Sarah qnmntinu. Two hundred
from the Infected dietxicle of Germany die»
embarked from the ateeaser (.‘rernoae at
[entrained as only eighty persons are
now being held at Hernia it isfaeredthe
othersmsy hevemadetheir way into this
country;
Qnmnliue at Providence.
Paovmnacn, dept. 7.4m board of elder
man today enacted rueoiutiona establishing
a new quarantine in the lower hay.
IN STRICKEN HAMBURG.
I'll. Dead Burned In Unknown crane.
Ila-y New Cases Ind Deanne.
Bulimia, Sept. ’l.—'l'he number of new
clean of cholera has been 038, of. deaths
817. This is a decrease of 31 in the number
of new cases and of 33 in the number of
death. “compared with the figurea of
one week ago, when the plague wae any
posed be at ite wont, however, the lists
of cases and deatha are not encouraging,
the increaeoofyfrosh canes being 138 and
the incrcaae of deatha 17.
The continued use of the Elbe water,
without boiling it, is considered to be one
of the principal mum of the spread of the
cholera, yet no warning has been loud
enough to induce the workmen to take thie
simple precaution. Boiled water hereafter
will be supplied, therefore, by the city
from the centers of the various stricken
districts.
The heareea and dead wagons are not
adequate to the requin-uienta of the city.
Meet buriala are carried on now with abso-
lute disregard of the usual Mine. The hod-
iea are saturated with qiisintcctante, hurried
into plain box coffins and got under ground
III fast on the men in the dead wagons can
handle them. Hundreds are taken to no
known graves and rglhtiwn are left with
out knowledge of when: or how their dead
have been interred.
The appearance of the city is unchanged.
But for poreons going to sorrows of prayer
and omciais the streets are empty. lice-
tauranteand cnfee,whem formerly hundrede
ate, are fortunate if they have n dozen cus-
tomers each daily.
A Cue in London.
Loaves, Sept, 7.«Wiiliarn Murphy, s
acumen on a firoziliun steamship which ar‘
rivetPrccently nt llnvre, was taken ill with
cholera and was taken to the llavre cholera
hospital. He was discharged three tiny» ago
and reached London yesterday. lie fell ill
hire today, and no he showed cholera syrup
toms was sent to the London hospital.
Murry Villages Aunt-uni.
Bunsen», Sept. 7. «-Tho sanitary litil'll
has received information that cholera has
broken out along the waterways leading to
Antwerp Tun dea'ba have been reprint-d
from villages along these routes. in Born-
hcm seven fresh roses appeared.
The Plague In Persia.
('OISTAK'I'ISUI'IJZ, Sept. 7.——'l‘bo official
journal, lliihiltal, plates that cholera is prev-
alent in forty Persian cities and chow: no
signs of nlmtemeu. The deaths number
between um .mi‘ on daily.
Royalty Hails Cholera.
Sr. Pcrnnsutttm. fie-pt A mle rznr and
caution, llltlvjliiill'v 4 l u-u u-rtrnm: .mvin- ul
their pliypiunnwnnl t'c'litti'ilufa, blah-ll ti.
choir-m hospital ycntvniziy and talked with
the patients.
Sew Cows in "one.
flavuu, Sept. 7.~Tlinru were tin-my~
seven new cine-a of cholera and nine deaths
here. '
Fuelon In North Dakota.
Fauna, Sept. 7. ~— The (unionists Iron
in the Democratic utnte convention after it
hard fight with the etrnightouts. Tho Pun»
ple’a party withdraw its elector: and the
Democrats will enppurt l; C. D. Show
ridge, popul'ut candidate for governor. in
return for the Alliance nuppon of the Demo-
cratic electoral ticket.
tiny-tor (lot Twenty Yeave.
Pawn, Sept. 7,—Jmicph ilreyntor, a for—
mer employee of the marine minintry, wan
aentenned to twenty yours' imprisonment
for stealing documents and deim-ring them
tolfilitary Attache llorup, of the United
Staten leg-lion.
Blue“ In Par-talent.
Benton, 8ept. 7.~Tlie governor, at the
meeting of tho elt‘t'llllvl' council, again
aunt in the wv-rrul Ilium! mjectrd name of
Irving 8. Sayles, of Milllmry, for saving»
hank oommiaeioner.
A flew-rd luv lie-us um! bowl-g.
8a: flamenco. Sept. [Jilin Southern
wmpauy and the \b‘eliriiargo corn.
pony offer a reward of “0,000 {or the arrest
oi Train Robbers Uhria Evans and John
Sontag.
Haleomd by Anna.
Bananas, dept. 1wa0 Emile Beige says;
“We learn from a private worm that the
unwed the Inn-acre oi Inuit-tar and hi-
companion by the Arsbe is perfectly cov-
not."
Another More “my.
mi. Rn‘rra, ”an, Hept. 143.. when
' my there is no foundation for lire use
shall's tale about eeeingsmsn Jumpover
m“ the Begin [sees stthetimeot them”
dove.
can Illa wtw- wan-t.
Internet), but, Sept. 7.-0eorp Jack-
son. a tamer, out his wife'- throat and her-
riblyelashed his three chit-iron. The wife
and one of the children are dead Jackeoa
fled.
Ila My W.
ammo Cm, Dept. ‘l.—~'l'he body of
”15:!“ lbsrhrdt, of Philadelphia,
who tin hull-tag Bentley. baa been
found below mam
rectory leaped-vs leer.
of rectorylnepeutors it to see-lea st the
stateapiloi.
reek-tut wee'e arr-ea.
m,
Pot-den. willsotahtstettheiaaugw
mammwwmam stat-eat
Wheleetleleveetbm
m. Iiii‘iiiiwms mullet.”
~l-le Smashes Skelly Around the
Ring for Eight Rounds.
THEN HOOKS HIM DOEVR AND OUT.
In. Brooklyn ltuy WM Ilatlly l’nnlah'ell.
While "an Colored Lani Wan l'hele eel
Dolly I! the “Meir—Mitchell (lb-l-
Iengee Tonight's “'inuur.
New (taunts. Elem. 7,—Another prime
ring champion hai- lh-iftniitt‘tl‘nii'tl tllfll lill
title is no empty one and Hunt he palm
no ability to whip any man in lust clan.
George Dixon, the portions little [outlier-
weight champion. met .1ka Skelly, of
Brooklyn, in the ring of the Olympic club
and defeated him with great ease. '
Just thirty-one lllililllcs aft-'r tha- men
ahcok halide Skelly iny on the ring floor
knocked out, while lune-roe liul'ly declared
George Dixon the fnnin.'rw.~i::.i. champion
0' “l0 world. “(9 CluVrl’ i1: llill‘l‘ll lid M
matters all hit own Way from the own.
Dixon and Tom O'Rourke arrived ut the
clubhouse at 8 p. m. Skelly got in ten
minutes after that hour. They could see
some 4,500 penom occupying mot», at M0
for box eeats, 87.50 for moron! and 8.5 for
gallery chaira There was a section
boarded ed in the gallery for colored men,
as a compliment to Dixon, for the first time
in the history of the Olympic dub. The
space allotted to the "Coons" Willi (nimble
of mommixlnting about $50 at (-5 n hi'llll,
and it won hull filled when time was called
The receipte at Monday night'a show
amounted to pretty nearly rattan, and last
night, at the cheaper ram, there who not
far from $70,000 taken in. Pretty good buai.
nose for the club.
At the teasing for corners Dixon won and
chose McAuliffe‘e corner. The hoya had
weighed in six hours before, and Dixon juat
touched the H7}, wands limit. Melly was
fully a pound below. The following is the
fight by rounds:
The Flghl by lion-do.
Round l~'i'he men had no Salinolf been rallml
to the center of the ring than skrtly hvt go his
left for Dixon'a held. The mam dodged rlu-v»
erly and smashed Skelly on the face with the
left The boys then hit each other lightly uu
tha face with lofts. and each man mode a pretty
play at stopping the rtghra Skelly llaikL'd mu
fldeut and the crowd yellml.
Round 2»5k¢<liy, who aloud rm) "31‘ch our
the nigger, min tmk thuinltintivo. hut mien-«i.
and then Dixvm gut in two loft lion/inns on the
body and a hard one in sztefnui..-'Ei. Dunn
made two runhee. and lauded [the left in when on
the stomach!
Round 34 Skelly came up more wary, but
was promptly knocked down by a loft bender
on the ear, and that-vim“) [wpullluun howled.
Dixon got in three lofts on flu! alumni! and
ruined two swings for the hvrml. Skull,- wan
alow and could not lend a blow.
Bound el—Skelly wee cautious and let Dunn
cllnrh him until the colored lad caught his left
on Skelly's ribs. Skelly now made a rush and
Dixonellpped. but on recovering tit-fore Skelly
had little to, Dixon went in with the loft and
landed thrice-m the etomach. Skelly went 1-.
no mmrr grainy.
Round 5» Skelly ram» mil lr-‘kin: «tron;
enough. but in a rlinrh ltlxuu inn-l: ti l.:~ lv'fl
under the right arm and thou nmuhmi him in
the face with the right. “Mahogany" HHW hit
left and right on the rye and mm», and Skelly]
face was bloody from the r)t« (town. Skelly
wan quite tired. but ho atom! tiir (all
Round ti Skelly fort-ed lhrun to furl runner,
but (.‘Uflld nut land ebb-w. Dixon hit him with
hip left twice under the right arm and ”fifty on
the none. making more bloini now, and again
with theleft under the rightsm Dixon fuelled
with the evident intention of itnbshlng his man
and buried left and right on the face. ll» re-
peated thin twice and fikeily mnld nut make a
return.
Bound 770laon got in s etifl right bender on
Stelly's stomach. again on the face and our»
momma the noel, and for the fourth timer-n
lbelaldy under the right arm. All the blown
were hard. Then Dixon went at him with both
bands and hit him all over the ring. One loft
header Mend Skelly, who was bleeding
freely.
Round LL erlly came up groggy“ Dixon we-
no fresh as a daisy. litnun melted and “Hum
Skelly all over the ring. At close tin-nan
Dim MI him with the right on the jaw and
foul. an each had an smfui. Skelly went down
under the force of the crsrk. but got up bloody
but plndy. Dixon ran at him again and
thumped hint with right and left on the row
Skelly was so awfully played that he well
down again on his. kueee He fell over on hie
faceendmedeanelon toget up. but it was
nonsmsmlin unmet-dour.
A Challenge In. inlet-ell.
Assoon as thoroutest wssoverll.L
Prank steppedintotheringtonuisuhle
from Charms Hitchellgu which he chub
longed the winner at the hellivsaflnbett
flat to battlelor ”mullssidnaed the
lerpet purse ennui.
Jimmy Carroll the- entered the ring and
honed a wallow on behalf of Johnny llrif-
fln. who ie new matched to fight Jimmy
Lynda at the Gooey bleed Athletic club on
Sept. mfofigbt Diem for “.Weaideaud
the largest puree offend.
Johnny lowly aloe challenges Dim to
lght ft: m a side and the largest
dared. luphy depodted Wwith It. I.
tenant holiness. 0mm aeaooecedeu
behalf of Diana he would eoeeptellebala
leaps.
hebatlletouight between finillvsaend
(icebettwiiliihelybetheguatsst tin-prise
“m” ”113%“ 32'...“ ll.”
ever
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Sumnklifiept. ”In—{hie new-oval
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WWW abletobe
present.
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heakeariyiatheeveatagtosbowthst be ”a
6:60 p. me
Leave Roton Point, 11a. in,
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
and 5:50 p. m. »
' a "aXEE‘fiKEk moose
”Cree-”l Brown illumi- Two Police...
and le lilml ”and "new".
Chicano, Sept. ‘i.——J. M. Brown, the
wealthy Teres home owner, was shot ”a
killed by the police at tho Garfield park.
He fell under a volley of bullets, and while
in his last gasp returnmi the tire with no»
erring elm. killing two polo-omen. Then he
died an he would ban chow-n to die had he
been given the Choice. tin. gun, unwind in
every chamber, was clinched in his hand.
He wore hie and be had put two
more notches on a stock that was already
scarred with the record of fourteen bettin-
to the death.
Thirty feet from the alley in which Jim
Brown died John Powell, a polio-1mm n!
the Maxwell street elation. was lying derail,
and Henry lemme-ll, a policeman, with n
will leave South lion-walk at to a. n. 12:30, 2.00, 3:30, and
1:10, 2:40, 5:00, undue p. "m.
'BUNDAYs—lmve South Norwa‘k,10:30 o m, 12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
Leave Baton Point, 11:10 nun, 1:10, 2:40. 5:00, and 6:40 p.m.
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without. notice.
LAST WEEK OF THE JESSIE B.
SEPTEMBER ll.
SEASON CLOSES
bullet through hie liver, wee _, ,' ,, for
breath.
The triple ehootlng wees sequel to the
dailyrsid on the race track. During the
previous day’s raid by the police Brown is
alleged to have said that. he would kill any
policeman who attempted to arrest him.
James M. Brown was known on every
promineutrscetrack in the country. He
wanna exoheriff from Tcxna, and a moi,
quiet little man of fifty-two yuan. For
yearn he had been a prominent ilguroon
the turf. being the owner of such good
horses as Bobby Beach, Red Banner, the
crack twoyear-old; G. W. Johnson, Tom
Elliott. Little Billy, Borealin and others.
Jim Brown was at his liable. lie had not
intended toappesr at the track. lie was
ill and started for a drive OVur the Boule-
vard with his wife. Then he changed his
mind and climbed to the root of hu stable
on tho weat side of the track. From then-
ho watched the police clubbing their way
through the paddock.
Top minutes later Policeman McDowdl
came up and shouted, “Come down here; i
want you!"
"I won't come down unleaa you haven
warrant for mv,"aaid Bmwu. Thepolico-
man climbed upon the stable,
“Don't come nearer unit-an you have a
warrant," said the Tenth. Then henirevl
the big revolver. The crowd on the alibi"
roof muttered an Brown barked awny from
O'Donnell, who had also drawn a rowilver.
Then the shooting bright). with the melt
stated above»
The Garfield folks advertie» that they
will race he usual today and the. polite: say
they will make their usual mid. The end is
not )‘cl.
NOW OUR SHEEP WIN.
Oren Britain Consents In Admit the Live
Shack Into the Kingdom.
Waaulaoroa. Sept. 7.-Secrflury Rusk
has just received through the delta-moon!
of state a copy of a inter from Minister
Huooln containing information that the
government of Great Britain ha- removed
the prohibition on the admieaiuu of liw
eheep from the United States into that
country. ’l‘heorder requiring the slaughter
of three animals on tho docks where landed
within ten days after arrival has been n»
voked, sud hereafter they may in: ahipped
to any part of the kingdom if they are
landed at the proper pom and pose inepce
tiou.
Secretary Bunk l5 murh gratified by the
macros of the negotiniu-u» whirl: have been
in program for more than 'WU yuan. look-
ingtothe removal of the pruhilntnry m-
etrictlone that have been enforced again“
our sheep trade for the poet thirteen yum;
it in one more auccvmfnl all-p inward iron.
ing our loreign trade from Illv- v. Infinite n .
etrictiona which have so long [nu-vented out
people from freely drowning of their arm
plus in the markets of the World.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
KATIONAI. Lune: (ultra,
At New York~
Hawker-k ...... t i) 0 u 2 0 l :vl: II T
(mom ........ (tool-run»: 51'
King and floylu. Humbert and ti. linvuf
u.
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A: l’itteburg» fir-t game If. r.
Pinging. ,,,,,, 0 o l) u o i u 2 '3. a
“laminae...” 3 l l) o i e u n t a ..
Ehret and Miller. lilileon and lecture,
Bmdnmz-A» u u l
Hibm..,....8 0 3 I) 0 0 6 2 x iii 0 l
Wuhingtm...l 0 ll 0 n 0 l U iwll l'I -
Baldwin. leper and Idler; urchin and hill
the crowd yelled “Foul" But there was no “em
flolallng Defeats Lint-Ian.
SYIACBIE, R. Y.. Hept. 1.-Adam (‘. 1.!»
man. in the Third Onondaga dutriot, m.
defeated for assembly renominaiton by
William 8. Holding. [human we» back- i
by the “lamb-Hendricks influence, whilr
Holding wee the choice of the llelden lb
publicaas. The vote wee 20w lb.
[hanged by the (sold ('un.
fir. lawn, Hopi. ’I.-f’. ll. Lewis, a grad
new of Dr. Keeley's institute at Dwight.
abut at and attempted to kill hit wife. baby
and uhterdwlaw and then blew out hiaowa
brslua Lewis had been deranged einee he
took the cure.
'l'luvee legume lynched.
Paula. Tea..iiept. it an the reunite! s
has war, which has been in min:
several week-,e iaaiyef white men mp
Wm luredthreenegroesandhangedthem. The
nee-sol the mmMW-lkm
Armour ’
Whittier women-we.
Newmrvon. the, am 1.41”» poet
Whittier is entirely om lite paler
hm “Mullah“. lie taken very lit
tle Intrusion sad ewellowe with great
my. Apparently thee-d is not very
lie-way lobes Ieileu's "ace.
of J. W.lefloe,wboh.fenoved to
Virginia.
C... _ ,
rm wen-meg runs.
Antonia, “.50”. twain-m I. [that
manna-dink one of the wealthieet at“
I.
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, A Good Judge
of tobacco
always uses
B-L
as it is
Purest and Best.
l‘i” "3Q
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“V: "13w, MIUCQ
” l Pleat
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-tun.- luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared With scrupuhvus (are. Highest
swordpl :ili Pu rFomiExposlIions. Each
package makes two large firs. Avoid
imitations and insist on having the
. Ni‘NE SUCH brani.
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fly Meir-eye" art- rv-nuy on the newh. M" I
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at dmu-uuetmaflelsrg n I
m ert rial-oat audit arm-{in
to
un. loaf-tannin new. tbo hows-la
mum. on r. “1min". a. 3.
Read Thisi
mtlmaiea and (hear who!»
you «an fun a in! the pulpir some n tlwitme.
uni mnn- uf the people all of the time. but on
l'.l)'l foul all lbe triple all "if lime. Art n-
dmnm-nl I'ultry in the i'uanwtirnt funeral
Lilrlmnramw i'mnreny in what the prawn»
will have after the) nave been fin-led into tan.
in. win-m nr rlwap Inanranrr. i‘imp ln~
“Draft“? in lthe Plump new»; it ain‘t worth
"in: i.
If you went pmin-iltm for your fast-ill . or
yummifln rau- Mold age, ( a plain tie bile
will-7 M1 the ruthenium p an in the rimmi-
t at, tunnel Life [mountaintop-any. of New
on .
Q. S. L’Hommedieu .
Amnlil Ventilation lit. tenth Nuns»
"V at lie-m
NEW LIFE.
on. i‘. W
TRKA limits gum.
new Vi N talc f be. Pvt!»
mt holly. M” "m”
not obese. ever-
rneul. If. Slur
lane! in film
will tumult-e
rural. "anoint leaned out
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Buggies. Phaetons, Carriages,
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Prices to Suit All.
FALL AND SEE THEM.
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STABLES,
BEAR 0F THE WIRVIIDK MUSE.
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Sentinel
I Columns?
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EILMIJBBISECOI
54 Military 8t.. Boston, Mass.
- Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors,
AND
llEPllSll WORK OF All KilillS.
TinI Best Sales in the World.
l50,lllili in use. Always pre- ,
serve their contents.
iTAtwltl in Lynn. “me. ~iuu- rim: mu .i anv,
“lil‘l‘t‘1luflil'll‘ snfw \M rr «myth-«l in imrn-r
llrfll, gin-eon 1m: their «outwith.
hijliAMi‘fllUN Ili-ii'uitli his: in the Ilrmr
i'iitrmgn l’ifl’ in lull. in the Great flu-tun For
in lazuli-i it. all llwtzri-ai tin-a nilti'r. :~' m‘.
fnruruinre. Agents Wanted. 5’. Elm
PAYMENTS
$1 wttxtvz
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocksliiamonds.
Tilliill, .illliilSllll & CDMPliil,
2l9 Montague St.
m"; um. SQUARE. Bloom“, ll. '
m... i... .iwilder."‘znifi.£i.f:f*ztzi‘l:::;
inrllnalufpaymvmluhigm ij-prm-ivtlrd. Full
mfnmialinn can it» tnul o' our ago-of.
GUSTAV PlTZER.
lit liAlLROA I) PLAI‘H.
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Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THE)! FILLED ilil i'llitlh‘SEli.
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\nmlinun lt'lll nil plihzir material» ' '
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timid. Platinum In Porcelain ('ruum.
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ml- hum and Rubber Plan a. and all with prl’o
taming in tandem drill-try.
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I'lllllalrrtt'a truth. E
ii work let. mm! rwwmnhlc prirn.
Irvin tilled and extracted t-alnlmly.
DR. F. W. DMlMEll.
l! “’aniilmcton all. liter I've! ”flirt
uick Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel ,
Concrete Walls, 0'
Flag Walks,
. Curl: and Guitar
Put down in the host manner at
the lowest price.
GRABING,
SfllllllNG, .
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nimnun Bios,
1mm r. mun
Sanitarv Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
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lllgmns
PLUMBING
i new: tfully union animre of rtiblic truth
our. 1 rvlcr to plumbing! have! done 933mm
pn-l «:wu yrara. in the employ of \\'. ll. Meek-
ri‘ .1; i A» All work will have my personal sup-
r‘fHaluli. and will lwprnni vtlyud-uted and
mtistm Hon vixen-mew! Illw meaiviei Nam
Cradduck’s’
till. ill! WASHING")! STREET.
The People's Market. ‘
ALI. KIND.“ OF PRIME MEATS AND
FRESH VEGETABLES IN THEIR
SEASON.
lill'r u~ u Mini and you will imome aeteady
t‘llyiumvl‘.
Hard Times Prices.
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ROUGLAS
'n'ln
Economy and Cumionl
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Gasoline Stoves
Ami tveid liest end Expense during
the Summer Season.
We have the my but make
THE MANHATTAN
II All. Silis.
Will babe. "Ink IM do all the work of a
time with halfllw trouble and runner. at»
in lien in this lawn.
Cail__ (and See Them.
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