sleet in curing my brothels
semen den erodeeold. . ‘ k h 2'" V ‘
mnflliim‘il srove LiNlNG Genuine Article. . g ,_ m G A30 Ll N E ,
a comm-re roe memos. . . ‘ use: on on eraser. J
.m’"? ”Ma-fl" '
, , . ’ linen lilllliSlll I to“ Factory and iloalWorli
crry Pectoral So;linlwali ilaliiwaleCn. - u --‘ A “39m“: .
» ”Dr.ll.c.AyertOo..boweliliiuo , , , ‘2 m Id“ gm '1. film“... A 'uvm3touahmfl‘yflw
'OMAV m
Assent tor
quoted as criticising tho W
sharply upon what is charm lib
ventilating policy. ‘
.. The senators opposed to mditloui
repeal have been endeavoling for several
days to llringkhoutneompromhsend have
not been deterred by the rental. doelaratioa
that no compromise would bo ecuptsbie
to the administration. These senators are
still laboring teeseme e majorltyofbem-
osratio seam to favor compromise Ono
sphere! says that they have soared, inc
uding Senator Daniel. who lgnod ne-
terday, no names.
*The session of the sentewearelnark- '
able for the lack of interest displayed in
and the apparent dullness which character >-
ilad the proceedings. lv‘reqneuteonilsrenn.
constituted the noticeable feetusaon. tho
FOY'B CAREER ENDED.
II M by linetrtouy twin and
Painless. .
lll‘l FFiBERS iii Jill.
Presldeu CashierendMetol-s
_of‘a Bank Arrested.
”‘lllliglglll lT om.
Silver Senators Reorgeulze Fol
‘ 'e Prolonged Struggle.
d ”EDIEIJINI and "sprinter
‘ Daemon. N. Y... Oct. :54..an
‘ . tortures—31mins ell-
' mm.mmmztm
. ”tmmmmnmm
museummhlfll
nsm-'wsnt." "To
’ _ ”tunnels" pdvartieelnentl. not-I- ‘
' Ivalinal. on. time. flclthree times.
' 1m; Basilica in tissue lilo. e
and dsaihnoviccs. lilo. Bcbedp
displayed advertisements fur— .
summations
"ME-89.. 110 vamn street.
Clinton w. When he was brought
into the bloom by Warden Tbayer and
Deputy Ichenna. be walked with steady
step. carrying a molds. With no visible
Iian of‘omotlou he took his seat lathe
loath chair. while the deputy warden pinr
toned his arms and Electrician Davis put
the electrodes in position. The current was
turned on with a voltage of mo.
,,.___.__~. \ “"
committal: wrs ssssnosnn. meet it reseller m mun.
se- lens love In the heats Will hob
ably lo a Bitter Contest over In M
tempt to Joint!!!» Closure—rm Elves
Hols Claim to new Been Recruited.
Waellle'o'ros. Oct. 2i.-‘~1liao'y' and star
tilug as have been the changes which have
taken place in theaituetiou with reference
into the murderer’s body at' use
force and then allowed to reduce for 40 sec
coda. At the expiration of a minute Dre.
" .' on; Din-Joseph in; m t.
Thompson. cashier. and
.. ‘ . W . cDonsid d‘mu‘o‘ , , _ , . ,. _
Hm; mm an, a ll. Branch to the repeal bill since that mum" was Democratic side of the chamber. .Thetilno u Square hank w are arrested Bonhoon and Ledlieand Prison Physicians
“Akaww ml- NONI“: whim“ introduced in the sonata there has never 3amogpi$g “:5". °‘ “almdgs: “ tho 8 man no“. ”Eh. nttendiuga MM Madden examined the body
ll. p ounced life extinct. Death had
. , been beforee day which has witnessed es
Wcafloll’ebould' in all cases be
to
many as have the one which closed with
Senator Faulkner's motion for a recess.
The (by started in with the announce
meat that thocompromise was off. Many.
were Inclined to doubt the announcement
in the morning that the administrauon had
set its seal of disapproval upon the Demo
erotic compromise. but very little inquiry
was necessary to satisfy them of the cor-
rectness of this statement. Then came the
talk on the port of some senators of ad-
journment as the best remedy for the situa
tion. and that was soon met with the an
sertion that closure would be the proper
thing on the programme.
Speedlly were these announcements hol-
lowed with the rumor that the silver uleh
were willing to surrender unconditionally
and allow the repeal bill to be passed with-
Btewert Mid Teller—and but little attention
was paid to either.
nouns Debated’the Bankruptcy inl-
Wasulnovos, Oct. lie—The debate on
the bankruptcy bill began in the house.
and
meetingof‘ the directors and taksnto
lice headqll tel-e. TM took their 1" {been lea. The condemned man made
erred no outcry. There was no twitching except
verycoolly end nftartheir nemeesndedrl
M been . the involuntary movement caused by turn-
“Foam av us ”I ”"3“ its” . loll on the current. Dr. Ransom says that
Mull so: on wg r so down: .Foy’s death was one of the easiest ever ex-
hers "w I‘ll Martino from the electric current. All
Therein a great deal of determined oppooi- chem ‘ an ‘ ting their "‘1'“- '°' autopsy followed .
tinn to the measure. led by some of tho ”mlflhmm NM Fey's father and brother staid at the
shift lewgers in :lahousi. like aghast: “gun" m gmfi ognrt "m house of Keeper Huggerly during the elec-
o -exas 'toneo llusy vania tr ‘ . ‘ Stub... trncuti Tb took th
nor of Iridium it is directed generally all” 'Wl'i “1 i“ moon f" “Mil “4 tsr infirm.” ‘ my w 5mm
against the policy ofanationai bankruptcy ml The crime for which Martin Fay paid
law in view of past experience with sub ”I. “1 the death penalty was committed on a pub-
ls'we. and partlculerlyat tho involuntary an ' "'E ”0" personally known to the lie street in Bar-toga on Maylil. 1m On
clause at this time. wheneo manybuslums judge “‘1‘” o" luoourtoould M that day-Fey shot and killed Henrietta
flrmniu close straits might under its oper- him hisbeil ""‘M Nooneappurod Wilson. who had lived with him as his
ations be forced to the wall. to h“ mltiBllllt. ‘m‘ the M3” told M" mietru for over a year. He was jealous
—~ arm... - , ,. ....
, I
AFTER MANY YEARS- sld wentoi with not... and the others
. In: mo sell-tulle.
8m! NOWMK. C0".
WAY. OCTOBER 34. 1898.
W
(”thaliquortraillc must be a m-
pry evil. we would suggest that the
minorities require that the business he
w ill in a perfectly lawful. and, so
bloom-lb“. orderly manner. It is a
Moon fact that there are saloon
hiepersln Norwaik who not only sell
Foy‘wsa arrested and confined in Bailo-
- out further 0 ltion. -———-—- . ton jail. Thence he escaped. but was re-
liqucr behind closed doors on Sundays. may “EEK: deflnm “acumen,“ a Btu-gs Ilory or a soldier'- lllsappoar- '“na' WM aflimfipamhm captured. though he woman. in mm"
butsell to minors. thereby violating the aim Ivor- Item-.3 "'3'" the Pacino coast. Foy was convicted of
made almost simultaneously. that there
would he no efiort now at closure. and that
the silver men had reorganized their forces
and were prepared to continue the light
indefinitely.
When the Wind Wen Yuri-g.
The most interesting development of the
day was on the silver side. Whether given
out in cement or for a purpose. some of the
silver senators announced when they heard
that the compromise bill Would not be pro-
sentod that they would make no more tac~
tlonal opposition. but would give way as
soon as their prepared speeches were none
eluded and let the repeal bill pass. Son—
ietor Dullols was instrumental in bringing
about the startling change which became
apparent about 4 o'clock. He crossed over
to the Democratic side of the chamber and
began to investigate. He met with much
encouragement. The situation wee changed
in 10 minutes. Senator Pugh’s services
third degrue in altering a prom not.
issued by the Fort Wayne Electric Light
company. drawn on June 5. for closure,
by feioniously uddiug to the lndorsement
thewords. “th negotiable unless in ac-
cordance with contract under which none
have been made."
The judge stated that he had signedwar-
rants for several other afloat Later in
the night Adolph Kaliche, another director
of the Mildlson Square bank. was taken
before Judge Martinachargedaendireotor
with “fraudulent bankruptcy.” Bell was
furnished .in “Jill
they lay us is hires.
Even though the luckleos depositors of
the Hamlin Square hank are likely to
murder at the first trial. He was so years
old. horn in England. a hustler by occupa-
tion. of fairly good education. but lutem~
porate habits. He probably would have
succeeded in eluding his pursuers after his
escape had not his passion for horses led
him to attend the Oakland race track.
where he was recognised.
REBELS LACK GU NPOWDER.
loll. Declares One of Rh Onytalna Proof.
dent of Brant].
lilo Jasemo, Oct. u—b‘rederlco Guil-
herlne dc Lorena has been proclaimed pro-
visional president of Brazil by Admiral
Hello. in command of the insurgent fleet.
Lorene is the captain of one of the rebel
warships. and the provisional government
of which he is now' declared president was
established some days ago at Denierro.
which in the capital city of the state of
Paulnll. Mess. Oct. M—Thirty years
ago Charles Holcomb said goodhy to his
wife and son and enlisted in the Union
army. When the war was over. he did not
return to his family. but went to unknown
parts. Mrs. Holcomb naturally supposed
her husband dead and after a proper in-
terval married Captain Dwight Johnson of
Palmer. in a few years Captain Johnson
died. and within a few months hire. John:
son died also.
Since his mother’s death the son.Georgo
Holcomb, has accidentally found that his
father is living. lie was at Colraln. Mean.
and happened to see in the melodies a lat
ter addremed to Charles Holco b.
All that is his father‘s name. e made in-
quiries. went to a farm some distance from
the town. found that the men really was
his father and had a long talk with him.
The elder Holcomb is married again and
has several children. iieownsa good farm
liquor laws. It is not right. either, that
these pieces should be scattered all over
Norwnlk, near residences and in other
phone loaning otherwise respectable
beauties. but they should be confined,
hfaraspossihle. to certain portions of
the business part of the town, where
people desiring to avoid them can do so,
and not in avoiding one come in contact
withenother. New licenses have been
V appliedfor and application for the re-
newelof old once has been made. if
they am going to be granted, let the
county commimioners look carefully
wait a but time before they receive their
peroen of the assets. their burden of
woe may lightened to some extent by
the newsibat source! the encore at tho
wrecked concern stand a fair chanooof go
ill“ the manner ‘5 WhiCh lb” NM 2;: “0:31 enlisted. and he went to work and drawsapension. told his far $33$25£ZIhmqm m Santa Catherine and is situated. on the
Will be conduoted. Mt them be stunted The result was. he said, the finding of m" ”t h" “mm“ d’m" the ad 3“” Lawyer Uuiernlycr. counsel for the re- island 0‘ that name. "Md: n” "m ed a”
tleluan said he Wultid‘hava liked tohave
% huson before she died and hail
gr llcr. There seems to be unlike
that father and son will live togeth-
er. (leorge is it watchman at a depot in
West Brookflcld. Mass.
Atlantic meat of Braeii. about 460 miles
south of Rio.
When this island fell into the hands of
Hello and his followers. they at once estalh
[lobed their land headquarters there and
set up the provisional government which
has now been dignified by the addition of
a president.
The bombardment of the capital has been
suspended. There are two h‘flfllns current
in Rio Jenelro for lllis ll. : pm, or rather in-
several silver Democrats. who had hereto-
fore relnsed to filibuster at'all. who were
willing to do all in their power and to use
whatever-missus might appear most ef-
ficll've to prevent the reaching of a vote
upon repan
He said there were 10 or 12 Democrats
who would stand out to the end to prevent
this result, and who would resort to fill-
bustering pure and simple to wompllnh it
if necessary. Meantime the Popullots—
solvers of the benk.hed e eeeretconfsr
once with Assistant District Attorney
Lindsay to this end. and while Mr. Lind.
say declined to make public ail tho facts
submitted he did say that the evidence
inhlnposileeeionleeo strong thathe will
present it to the grand jury tomorrpw. He
refused to mention the names of tho ac-
cused chillers. It is understood. however.
that he will ask the grand jury to find in-
dlotmeutalagainst at least. two culture for
to men who will observe the laws‘ of the
"mess; ” ‘5
TII Wt which hotel am
' ' avenue the other night
we ans warning to scores of
’1” men and women who ride up and
bathe avenue in dangerous prox
FlGl-lTiNG m- UGANDA.
The liritlah rones' slur-d sis-dues er
Mohammedan la a MIC.
. . . _ action anthe- partuf .\> . -.‘ .\lello. One
, - , placer, Allen and Kyle—bed gathered lgowvxoct- 24- Alon-mom Uremic forgery inlthceooonddogrno. ' .. .
W to moving trolley or horse care about Sen-ml, Peder's desk. An hour he- lrrliisn by n missionary of the name at mm for the mm“ informed alwugzdidu‘lml: . $1133; r3:
M ”moment they are liable by some love Mr. Prfl'or lied authorised the state- “11',""1‘" “RM K‘mW‘v Jun l“. I"! Malinda ythathetweee 000.000eodM- this 9°" mm“. . q 1. n am” and
. , . ; mu“ "1“ the Populism we" willing m dermis of renewed fighting between ill. Mil-(ll! nlllegaily taken from them Vial b t b; , ,. ii H ii i
”"htm‘dw' tobetbrown hm- throw up their hands. Pflllirslillllfiflllil Mohammedan. He says and that "1., ppm... who did it “guilty ll” 01“» “ 1“ -~ 2 a!" i H" i 0|! 01'
Hello.
She has not reached Rio harbor yot.and
muontly it is surmised that the rebel
gunners have about run out. of gunpowder
and projectiles and do not think it wise to
exhaust what. they have left. lest before the
urival of the (ballad with fresh suppllu
some of Peixoto‘s ships. though of inferior
caliber. might engage the rebel squadron.
and after obliging them to exhaust their
ammunition ill republlng the attack over-
power the insurgent crews by mere forcoof
numbers.
THEhRUSSIANS AGAIN.
Paris ‘I‘Irln I've- loaning to l'ontivltiu
and Innis! Display.
Pants. Oct. lit—After a mention at the
Military schml. where the French officers
stood in a circle and welcomed the line
sinus. the latter drove to the Champ do
Mars. where they witnessed an elaborate
military tournament in the huge machin-
ery gallery of the old exposition. After a
brilliant display of feats of arms there was
a deflio of a large body of splendidly
mounted cavalry. The latter defiled past
r ‘ ‘ Carnot... ‘ .. the ""L ‘
of the audience to a tremendous pitch.
Over snow were present.
it is noticeable that the militaryentbuob
eons of the French is growing day by day.
and that the French officers are much
cheered wherever they appear. being greet-
ed with fervid shouts of “Viva l' Armee."
After leaving the military tournament
the Rossini ufilcers went to the nautical
lets held on the river Seine.
Nu...
m lag Iro- a Minor.
nosros. . “Iv—“l. lieieu hiersh. a
maiden lad flyaauofue. etenupperst
hsrheerdl lacs. m Nepali-etc avenue.
sodas also left the table remarked to n
boarder that she should held heaven in the
in. Two hours later she was found
bangle over the second story barrister.
sun by a oilieolsl. dead. She was
lsspondent through loss of work.
an.»
WIWWo‘fl-tm
tlmt uili-r the departure of Sir Girsrd Por-
tal iii- Mullmllllledana expected that Selim
ill-y. who was lilo commander of the Son-
dulleee and English forces. would mutiny
and assist them. The_ mutiny was frus-
trated. however. by the disarming of the
Sondauesemud the Mohammedan were do
fouled by the Ugandese. hundreds of them
being killed. Selim Bey was condemned
to banishment and has since died.
Captain MacDonald ordered that all Mo-
hemmrdans return to their country or he
shot. it was reported that Major Owen of
the lll’lllhll forces was captured by the Mo-
. .- llanu-dalle and wouldbekilled if Captain
MacDonuiii insisted upon executing his
lilreat. The latest news received was thst
Captain McDonald adhered to his threat
and said that if Major Owen was killed
his death would be avenged.
Roanoke llotors lndlotnd.
lloah‘olili. Va. Oct. tin—The grand jury
summoned to investigate the riot and acts
of lawlessness on Sept. id) and 2! made 19
indictments. Walter 8. Boone. Edward
Page and Frank Shepard as principals. and
Sergeant of Police A. H. Gridln and Chief
of Police J. l-‘. Ferry all writs before
the fact. are charged with felony. and oth-
er» are indicted for felony for breaking
into a hardware store to get firearms. The
report commends the action of the mayor
for trying to uphold the law.
lore finite Against lest".
Turns. 0., Oct. 24.—slult was begun here
by hire. Anus Ball of Fosterla. one of the
creditors of ex-fiovernor Foster. to enjoin
the transfer of certain property. Seven-
teen defendants are usutad.tho principal
ones being “Governor Foster. John I,
\t’ilkesou.Cbarles Olmsted and Mrs Laura
Foster. mother of the governor. all of
whom were parties in the banking firm of
Foster 8: Co.
Dine-mounted by a charge of DIM.
Fsaasllsvuhe. hi. Y.. Oct. lit—Tweecas
of Mrs. Kale Henry. nwidow. were mak-
ing preparations for going hunting. when
When they collie out of this conference.
into which Ilubcis was invited before its
close. they were all prepared to continue
the war to the bitter end. “’hen seen at 4
o'clock. Senator Faulkner said:
“Half an hour ago i told you a vote
Would boluken in aw'eeit. Now it looks
further oil then ever."
“'ill Fight to a 'inhls.
Senator llawley was encountered hurry-
ing to catch a train at 5 o'clock. lie was
on the eve of starting to the World’s fair.
"it looks to me." he said. “as if we were
about where we were on Aug. 7 last. I had
hoped to seeQile bill through. but I feel
that I must. see the fair. and it now looks
as if I might visit it and get back in time
for the finish."
Closure is a question which senators din-
cusa in awbisper since the hot words of
last week. There. can be little doubt that
Senator Voorhees had in mind early in the
day. when he said he would ask for an ad-
journment insiendof a noose. the bringing
up of the closure resolution today. When
he afterward allowed Mr. Faulkner to
move a recess instead of an adjournment.
be cut all all miscibility of taking that
question on today.
What he may design later ill the week is
not known. He may be awaiting the re-
tllrll of Senator Hill. who is the reel author
of the closure resolution. and he may be of
the opinion that the senate is not in a tem-
per for the discussion of this question. do
hate upon which excites more feeling than
on any other topic. There are some sent
tors who think it should be given prefer-
ence over all other topics.
Senators Palmer and McPherson and
other repeal senators had a long conference
with the president. When he nturnod to
the senate chamber. Mr. Palmer said he
thought closureewuili heuuderlaken soon.
"it has come." he said. ”to be a question
whether the minority shall rule. it is
more important even than the financial
question. We shall have to have that light
out.”
it. is believed that Senator Palmer ea-
“in“ the horses‘ boofe to be
W to (leather run over and mang-
Hilda!“ wheels of the car. Such
psi-slice in really tempting fate to an
eye-us extent and should bedlecon-
“I bolero a more serious accident
of iorgeryi Mr. Uutermyer said that lie.
Lindsay; assured him that the proof
submit was ample to insure the indict-
ment of ti o accused
lies ‘I Personal Loan.
After tl e assistant district attorney ex-
amined ti e books and papers shown by
Mr. Untei yer be exclaimed. “Why. this
bank has been insclveutfor the last six
months!“ Yet the public failure cams
only inliugust. Ererythiug wenttonmesh.
and the depositors are still clamoring for
their money. Nothing has been paid to
them.
It is ailirged that Blsut used the bonds as
collateral for a personal loan of 03).“
from the \bank of which heis president.
These bonds are of the Prescott and Ari-
eona Central railroad. it lseherged that
the basil carried the block of 0100.000 in
Prescott and Arisoua Central reilroad
bonds on its books as good assotsnnd no
helped «Lorelle up the apparently largo
‘ 11‘in that the railroad commie-
?» finesse. when they inspected the Danbilry
"video of the Comoiidsved road.
I like other day. out at least a side glance
attending old building um Norwaik
“ am. and that they will recon»
W tho erection of a new one. That
lfl'llk noodle new passenger station
hm Ill. railroad official must admit.
5"wa people are living in expectation
“l ll-oday they will sees new build
is seeded and the tunnel arched over
i fl “heaping smoke and steam from
”a locomotives will cease to be an
‘ m to man and beast.
m
1']! World's Dair will close officially on
“I". October iii). but it will be some
”Millennium-s remove their
”Tb. bounty and glory of the build
”film. and the managers will
i ‘ My who wants to pay fifty
”but into Jackson park and see
ant-use after October so. If
_, is sudlcisnt music and
W will bw adored.
. m
bury storm prevailing yioterday
surplus lin- bank hell. The Prewottand
Arisoue i'euirai railroad is in the bands of
Receiver. '. N. Kelly.
A liailwey “lied Up by Strikers.
Warnllrnws. ind. Oct. M.~'l‘he strik.
lug employee» of the ludinna Midland rail-
way, who are clamoring for pay overdue,
succeeded in tying up the road. spiking
the switdEos. chaining up the rolling stock
and removing the rails it is "pond that
several b1 dges were burned to insure than
ongh ilei nliiln of the trains. The en.
ployi-en h ve been demanding their pay for
several ti cells. Nothing is running sees
hendeerimuwhiehtkssocticumsntrevel
from poll t to point.
Ola w eels- asst Another to users.
Praeliwn. Ark. Oct. u—News just
reached reofatsrrihlo and Intel battle
with kn no at Orlando. Ark. has...
Joules 'l'i motel and a peso-maker. name
unknowi. in which ’l‘vanlinol'e wife heat
todeathl ., wife of Day ‘l'rslnniei. The
victim veprametule birth to twins s.
lore
. the sentiment of the executive. the shotgun eitbsyouugsvbrcthsrwasss- \ Ignatius wreesln. I in “nu“ it Oct. “fl“.
‘ northward from the Gulf of The msmnwlthvhomhemlked mum cldeutally discharged into theebdomellof m‘i u. madman.” ”JV“ uh. I 1am!» need “Om”.
' Id 1' walk h h imvmelon. the elder. lleweedlssmhowsied saddled rail in heAcedeulyofhiueie was ntiond- wutonnd ion in “h “a.“ near
°" csug ' ‘ ° "' nsllsl sues Withdrawal «cameras. in greatagony. “g M MW“ Au»
lavas. She had
of a young mountaineer was found on
ad. and oilicsrs are ill lesion of
t par-ins Rosale-
it: i?“ 3%“ "“ “an...“
on » » loan in. s
efthe st or bill. Motor Milan
M the principal speakers.
[serious W
MI fill of it. Weather 0b-
”‘0.wa is in chargeof the
lavsnohssrviugsteticndurlngthe
‘dm Oomseye the storm
' ”mm.
During the day Speaker Cris was on the
floor of the senate in a con erotics with
many of the senators. and Vice President
Stevenson descended from thoohsir and sat
for a long time in conversation with Gene.
toe Voorheee. There is no mistaking the
fact that many of the silver homoerotic
Business Troubles Unbalanced Ill lint
Braiiiilrllitn. ills. Oct. lit—Afton sh-
selloo of nearly two months George I.
liriukerholl’ of this city. who dies .
while returning from the World’s . was
found in Toledo and brought helne. lite
Ietiow lover's lavas-a le Ira-wish
ancestries. Ga. Del. stu’l'hres maths
were oilciaiiy reported. Thirtmis eels
need by business troubles. ‘l‘hele adri-
meters feel lestly relieved that the coin- W '“ “h". . mes-an also are u
miss ainslldluont is not tel-adored. n, “um. my“ bill. Itesstlnons l. w lies endllieolorsd. To
*m were ill, snytbst they sumndered all their Vlssss. (m “4“. ”Mil“ inihs mastoid of ti ksvedisd.
”"m' “V'mm “‘ “WWW“ “mm lured-sill will. lrsnshlls hill insoles “mmumm
“I“. ”It nowlt'o dlf- sndsmm a settlement of the question. m of Mill."
”m" w m" m“ “Mm" “M “It! tinet tel-lions. ii ll medium are
"' W "m *"l‘" m ”m "“ “m" introduces! in the bill. il in nu ma.
intention take the responsibility of not as- “m “m Who‘ll“ will collapse.
Some of til Win! New“ “0 M we 22ml... lat neiisvee.
Dr. I’Mlh. Matwa storm in which
mudaeiiandlaiuandslsotsroeeal-
lug-leis
loath
“a: attending evacuees
The teeth Dahlia
sebortdinteueninto
W“ “3“” WW“‘““' Wnilinovoil. ind. Oct. at-ll is hs- we mm
mm” ll‘l‘ ‘Iwafl‘m“n‘mm?~’m Ilervd now lllat Elatll'ii story W "’7',“ M InmAm m A,
Mi” m 3W3.” “Jua'mdé‘il'h‘l m ”sl’dlfiu. ‘ has?“
‘ a . notion . o ates
the lrothofl. dell impartingagsrdeasvfrom
Finest Assortment of FISH
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Plans and estimates furnished for either
not water. steam or hot air heating.
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trim to order at short notice. lie and
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freight anyw ere in New York or its vicinity.
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the emplo uof the boats of this line on ec-
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FURNITURE
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