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. THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, Iff4. M
Hill. IUW blUKb IN.
fe. '
B; mwkip Ethiopia Was in Ool-
(HSyi-'V liioQ with Iooberge.
R t, ""
BBRft-wtf frem Sinking by Her Water-
Htt$A ' Tight Bulkheads.
mB$?
HMT " arttSets from New York June 2, Ro-
SSf '' C' POTtd Tory Island To-Day.
WmjM
IM'V" X)NDOK. June 18,-ThB Anchor line
KH!?" Unnhlp Ethiopia, Capt. Wilson, which
KSry' ' tH Nw York Juno 2, for Glasgow,
HBjN i fMi Tory Island, on the northweit
ES''V'' COUt of Ireland, to-day, with her bow
Wy) fe feaflljr tove In.
BKCv'' Ti Ethiopia bad been In e, collision
HiKfttf Srtth ictberga.
JHuBs'fe Jer water-tlsht bulkheads saved her
WKViA from sinking.
RKL!JK!f All on board are well.
wflW The- Ethiopia carried over forty saloon
AjBfafo, psasengers. Her list Is as follows:
B-V Mrs. A. B. Dill, Chicago. 111.
gVw-A t CapC FM Cornwall, Newcaitle-on-Tme, Eag-
l'd' Una.
KA, ilia Oiorfta Chambers, Chicago. I1L
Wi i'. Mrs. Mary Dearie cluB, Nw Tork.
geeBMw'T Rieaard Dearie Clutr. New York. ,,
gtaanWaWl ? ' P. V, Daly, SL Paul, Ulan.
KKv', . , K.. Edwards. New York.
WKMiX rt MIM atlipah Franks. New York.
.'' Bar. J. J. Oonaltr, New York.
H1! ,i v Robert Heaaey, New York.
KB i , Rev. noaiaa J. ltegarty, Niw Tork,
KB, t, jaaea F. ilosford, Klnderbook. N. Y.
HSK't jota L. Hughes, Chicago, 111.
KHWit pr, A. It. llahn, Doiton. Uass.
EHiA firs, llahn. Boston, Mas.
LSK-r Mrs, J. Ilunlltoa, dlasgow. Scotland.-
K Mrs. Wm. E. Haulier, Richmond. Va.
HsWi-ivV Bin Oris Hatcher. Rlchmonit. Va.
Wll i'S Mrs. IL 0. Halltr. Chicago. 111.
ISsQ MIM a Jack. NfW York.
HKYfe-' Mies M. B. Jones, N.w York.
pnpjPMvu Gordon Lees, Glasgow, Bcotlsnd.
HBpJk'1 a"- Robert Langmulr, Qlaisow, Bcotlaad.
giaiHeWii iO Fnuula T. Locbee, New York.
BbBSAA Uest-CoL Maglnnls, Pnllsdelphls, Ta.
gtgCTW Wm. W. Malhisoa. Glaigow, Scotland
KMgeTa. Mrs, Moon, Waihlngton, D. O.
jHw Mr. McCallam. aiaitow, EcoUaad.
it KriL JoMPk McDoaouth. Trojr, N. Y.
.,' J. r. NMktrland. Richmond. Va.
H-X MU Alle a Netberlind. nichinood. Va.
UBMi'V' MIM Emma U Naikerlaad, Rlcbmond, Va.
iKA, Misa Lama D, ranoaa. Oranrllli. O.
KMmili.: A. r. Randall. Wlnnlp.c. Man.
t1 Jaaua a Ramur, Madln, Wla
! Mrs. Raoiur. Madlwn. Wla.
HBi Caaa. R. Ralra. Mancbeiter. England.
cHT Mla.M. L. Sbaekletord. Orookln. N. Y.
BJB-'V Mt A. a Sbaekletord. Drooklirn, N. Y.
HsW-Sr 5- B. SnUurland. Olawow, BcoUaad.
. Kd R. Bbaw. Ntw York.
BH', Ralph r. Smith. Cblcaxo. III.
J Alex. D. Tbomaon, Ltnoolo, Neb.
pBVBK; Mrs. Taomeoa. Lincoln. Neb.
KsBV-'j " Oeo. M. Tbomion. Glaaiow, Scotland.
WsMf- t' Joba J. Walih, Cblcaxo, III.
K) i Mrs. Wllkle, Toronto, Oat. ,
Hr . Mrs. Wm. Walker and child. San rranclKO,
BKi Mrs, Anna Wllla, Newark. N. J.
IfKifVV, Matter Tbomai Willi. Newark, N. J.
RivaY Mrs. rraak Yelih. Toronto, Oat.
BRK The Ethiopia Is a bark-rigged, lron-
KKr1 acrew steamship of 2,604 tons. She was
BB"" tiallt by Qowan, In Scotland, in August,
KnF1 W lB m tett lonB 40-2 feet beam' and
HrfH'S-.'1 depth of 33 feet She has three
HjHy? ' decks, seven bulkheads and compound
rMf? The Record of Foreign and American
ebTbW.p,) .Bhlpplng gives her owners as the Bar-
LHjHTV !pw Steamship Company (Limited), of
KBA1- 1 -Barrow, She was last aurvoytld at this
i'.' port In April, 1893, when she was com-
('' 14 manded by Capt Young.
BlBV'i , The Ethiopia Is now commanded by
KfaN tdeut John Wilson. R. N. R. His ez-
B-.BVN. acutlve staff consists of John Urldgcs,
-m-i. X Chief OSlcer; Robert Caldwell, Second
KrlaW Offlc?r WUllam Cook, Third Officer;
H'rVi Oeorge Millar, Fourth Omcer; J. Wal-
n, bra Collett Surgeon; WUllam Bryce,
Wmtfc-
Purser; Archibald MacDonnld, Chief
Steward, and Mrs. Mason, Stewardess.
At the office of Henderson Brothers,
agents of th- Anchor line, 7 Howling
Green, It was said this morning that the
Ethiopia should have arrived nt Glasgow
Tuesday, Nothing was known of the
nature or extent of her Injuries or their
cause, and the only direct knowledge her
agents had that the ship nns disabled
was derived from this cable, received this
morning:
"Bulkheads water tight. All well."
THERE WAS AN EXPLOSION.
Then n Fire In nn OH Works Did
17,XH Dnmnrte.
The burning of some oil nt 10.15 A. M.
to-day made a big smoko nnd crented n
small scare along the water front, caused
two alarms of (Ire and dnmaged the stock
nnd building of -he New York Lubri
cating Company, at 221 Front street,
J7.000.
J, W. Knight, the Treasurer, and n
number of colored porters were In the
building at the time, but refuse to glvo
an account of the origin of tho blase.
Mr. Knight was In a state of great ex
citement . . . ,. ,. ,
Policeman Charles A. Bchultz said he
heard nn explosion and saw Knight and
the negroo"i scampering out Into the
street, pursued by smoke nnd flames.
Tho policeman turned In nn alarm,
which wns supplemented by another
when the first battalion nrrlved.
It looked at first as though there
would be a big fire. All the floors were
scorched, but tho blase wan drowned
out before the whole stock of oil and
grease could be Ignited.
In the early part of the fire some sklp-
Jiers whose vessels berthed In the afl
olnlng docks thought It best to move
out of the way.
The New York Lubricating Company
consists of Frank Cazenove Jones, Presi
dent: R. J. Curtis, Vice-President, nnd
J. w. Knight, Secretary nnd Treasurer.
The stock was worth about $25,000. riva
thousand dollars will repair the build
ing, which Is leased from H. A. Crulk
shnnk. All loss Is covered by Insurance.
CAUGHT FIRE IN BED.
Mrs, Knrvln Upset n Lamp While
Intoxicated, nnil May Die.
Alice Karvln, forty-five years old, a
married woman, living In a room on the
first floor of the three-story building, 10
Vnrlck street, was badly burned Just I
before midnight.
She went to bed Intoxicated, and upset I
an oil lamp. Her night attire caught
fire, and her screams alarmed the other
tenants. Soma of them managed to i
smother the flames. She was removed
to St. Vincent's Hospital, where It Is said
she may die.
WAS A SUSPICIOUS FIRE.
The Fire Mnrslinl to Investlsnte a
Tenement-House Ulnae.
A flro of Incendiary origin was discov
ered In the cellar of the four-story tene
ment 221 Hast Seventieth street, at 10.10
o'clock this morning.
The fire wob extinguished before any
damage had been done. The house Is ,
owned by Max Danzlger, of 11 East Sev-1
enty-nlnth street. The Fire Marshal '
was notliled to Investigate.
Hurt In n Drunken Stupor.
NEWARK. June It John Lloyd, a laborer, ot
19 rieln it rut. thle cltr, while Intoxicated.
la? down at mldnlcht on thi track of the
Greenwood Lake roid, near llloomfleld, and tell i
aaleep. He wai it ruck br a train at about 1 I
A. M. and lerlouslr Injured. He wee removed to
the Mounlalnilde lloipltal, Montclalr.
Did Locnata Poison the Cherries?
SPRING VAl.LKY, N. Y.. Jane 18 Illrnle
Bjren. the flfteen-yeir-otd eon ot Thomae Uvere,
ot thli place, was taken luddenl 111 with violent
crampa yeiterday afternoon, and le In a critical
condition to-da. Dr. A, O. tlosirt laid roans
nrere'i ijrmptotni were thoM ot eome kind of
poleon, and oil miking tmitilrlee It wu learned
he had been nicking chernce and eetlna neart
llr of them. Il le thouaht the cherrlei were Ira
prennftted with poleon from the etlng of the
aeventeen-rrar locuita which are verr thick In
this vlclnltr,
T0URAINE LOSES AN ANCHOR.
The Clin I ii Got Fouled nnd Snnppert
nt Qnnrnntlne Slntlon.
The French line steamer La Touralne
arrived at her dick to-d.iy with 163 cabin
pnwengers nnd 172 In the steerage.
Cspt. S.tntelll reported that the weath
er was fine, nnd that there were no In
cidents until the vessel reached Quaran
tine at 11.10 o'clock to-day.
While dropping the port anchor off the
Qnnrnntlne station tho chain became
fouled nnd snapped. There nere about
ninety feel of chain cable out, nnd thli,
together with the anchor, lies at the bot
tom of the bay.
Among thu saloon passengers on La
Touralne were Alphonse Allnl Vlscomte
rt'Axy, Mrs. Isaac Hell, Isidore Block. F.
M. llacnn. W. J, Cruger, W Kahnestock,
O. C. Howland, Mr. McLane, ex. Minuter
to Paris: A. W. Longley, M. Osthelmer,
C. nalnbrldge Smith and Capt. J. L.
Wilson.
i s
A FIREMAN BADLY HURT.
Ennlnn R4 Hum Into n Truck, nnd
Driver Counlilln Suffers,
Fire on tho second floor of the three
story frame dwelling 610 West Forty
seventh street, at 7.30 A. M. to-day,
damaged furniture of John Latg 1000.
While Englno No. 61 was on the wny
to the fire, It enme Into collision with
a horse nnd truck at Forty-seventh
street and Tenth nvsnue. The driver of
the engine, Timothy Coughlln, ot 630
West Fiftieth street, was thrown to the
street nnJ received a terrible wound on
the head. .
He was taken to the noosevelt Hospi
tal. Tho truck was driven by Conrad
Fleje, of 823 Tenth avenue.
SALESMAN FEENEY DEAD.
New Yorker Strnck. by n. Train Last
Hvenlncr nt Torreadnle.
(Br Aiioclated Frria)
PHILADELPHIA, June 16. Thomas
R. Feeney, nged thirty-six years, of
New York City, who was struck by a
Pennsylvania train at Torrcsdale lost
night while returning from the Morel
ton Inn, where he had gone to witness
the Cornell-University of Pennsylvania
boat race, died after bnlng removed to
the Presbyterian Hospital.
Feeney was a salesman for Arnold,
Constable & Co. He never regained con
sciousness after being struck by the
train.
CABLE-CAR HITS A WAGON.
Tvro Men Thrown Out, hut Escaped
Wltlinnt Injury.
Two men In an express wagon at
tempted to cross Broadway at Fourth
street this morning Just ahead of Cable
car 101.
Tho car crashed Into tho wagon,
knocking a wheel out of shape and
throwing the occupants of the wagon
Into the street. They were unhurt.
Tiro Children Killed by n Train.
(llr Aimclited Treei )
ROCltEBTICIt. June It Eddie, iged tin, and
Nellie, egad eleven children of William Ruyck,
A Henrietta firmer, were killed by a Lehigh
Valley train at Chipel Cronlng it night. No
one vtllnened the accident.
a
Drowned Tnendnyi Fonnd To-Dnj-.
The body ot Peter Erhirdt, forty-five yeire old,
of 8H5 Tenth avenue, wai found In tbe North
River at the foot ot Flttr-nflh itrret, at 49
o'clock thle morning. He fell on tbe pier tacre
Tueeday,
WHERE TO SUMMER.
i '
The Iteaort of the Rnst to He De
scribed In "The World."
All the chief Summer resorts of the
East will be told about In "The Sunday
World" to-morrow. No more complete
directory for the use of citizens who
want to send their families Into the
country will be found anywhere.
bummer nrcsortTS opkn.
There will bo three entire pages de
voted to new hotels and cottages,
changes In management nnd nttrnctlons
offered. If you are looking for a new
place to go this Summer you will find
It here.
SETTLED AT LAST.
Accounts of Fnyerwenther Execu
tors Approved by the Surrogate.
Surrogate Fitzgerald to-day signed an
order settling the accounts of the ex
ecutors and trustees of the will of the
late Daniel B. Fayerweathcr.
The executors nnd trustees arc Justus
), Buckley, Thomas Q. nitch and Henry
B. Valighan. Their accounts show that
they are charged with 12,131,113.19 and
credited with il.SOS,694.18, leaving a bal
ance of $525,853.71, together with securi
ties of the value of 1300,482 81, making a
total of $1,533,316.82 yet to be administer
ed upon.
The Surrogate directs that out of the
balance In their hands ench executor Is
to retain $15,764,99 for his commission.
ea
Italslns Sunken Sutrar.
Wreckers were at work tn-dar at Roberti'a
Storee, Brooklyn, trying to ralie the float which
ank reiterdar with eight can containing 1.000
bagi ot sugar valued at 120,000.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Costorla,
When she wu a Child, she cried for Costorla,
When she became Miss, she clung to Costorla,
When ahs had Children, the gare th. m Costorla,
Personal.
JERSEY CITY to lTobokeoDo relent llrook.
Irn, April (1. Anule.
Help Wanted Female.
HOUSEWORK Intelligent, healthy girl, about
ilxteen, fond of children: good home 198 St.
Mark' ave , Brooklyn
7) Cktcncelar"e Knaill.k D1bm4 HraS.
Pennyroyal pills.
ftfVv Oriel-. )"- Onlr Grant-. A
V , rrlUlii LAaistaink r
siU Druit W tlltkitfiri ftVX
aPCUHttftU Brmn4 1 1U " tUrW
finiMiftllU Imim, tf4wli klMr.b Yfir
!&.. Taka - other. V V
iff tf SHIffls-AV M tftf fatfilMUl 4 ti(rfIU
Jy Ai firiiitiiit sjf .tart 4e. It lmji hf
E) r4ittiiari, wtnttMonUit g.f.4 "llllr
IT tmr KiVIft, fn inttr, br rttm MaU
I IQ.OOtt Tltlsa,1Ut AaM af,
Ct.Ul.nUr ()Mi.lial Ca. MA4Iaf Nurf.
iM tOi UtU Drauu- ibU4a.t I'
CAREY& SIDES,
fllotlilrta nnd .llrrclmnt Tailors,
70 and 7S Bowery
(Ktinr doors nbuve L'niml HI.)
CLOTHING
(llrndy .llndn or to Order)
For .tlrn, Yomlis and Hoy
on CREDIT.
Call at onco and make your selection.
Men's Hlngle and llauble Ilrraated
HACK HUITri, In Chrrlola, elrrgrs, Cos.
alnierra. Flannels nnd Worsteds, made In
our own Inllor shops on Ibo preiatses,
810 to 8U1I.
Osr Leader-faro Worsted Illaclt Clay
Cutaway Coat and Teat, Sill worth 815.
nOYH HUITH from 83 to glli.
(Jenta Full Dress Haiti to Hire.
fllrn'ii Hats and Hbors.
(lold and Mirer Watchrs and Cbnlnr.
Ladies'Suits.Capes.Jackets,
Silk Waists, &c.
Weekly or Monthly Payments.
Open Until 10.30 To.Mt-lit.
I??!!!?8 ?:
"AMERIOA'O QRKATB8T RAILROAD."
NE.WYDRK
(entral
2; ' HUDSON RIVER R. R.
rrom Qrand Ce itral SUtlon, 4ld SL
8 SO A. i. Except Sunday. Empire Btate
Eipreei. Faiteit train In the world.
O.ao A. M.-Dally tut Uall. Vor OuSalo Nt
aan Falli. Chicago.
10 30 A. M. Delly. New Tork and Chlcaga
Ulmlled. Due Ch'cigo S.M A. U.
JO 40 A. Sl.Einet t.ndiy. Diy Eipreia
l.UO 1. M.Dally for Cincinnati, SL Louli and
Chlcag
3.110 P. U. Ex. Sunday. For Albany and
Troy.
4.flO p M.Dally. North Shore Limited. Due
Detroit I :o A. M., Chlcar.0 4 10 P. .
(I OO P. M Dally. 1 or Detroit Chicago and
St. I-oule.
U SO P. tl -Da ly. For Durllngton. plitte-
bura and M-mtreal
7.30 P.M Dilly, for Auburn Hold Tolnti. Puf
filo. Nligiri Felli. Adirondack Mountain.,
Montreal. Cleveland, Cincinnati and L
Loula
O.OO r. U. Dally. Only Sleeping Car Titren
, gere for Rbcheiter carried on thli train.
0.15 H. M. Dally for CMcu.i ind Ogdeniburg.
and except Sunday for Cipe VlnceoL
O 04 A. M ml II IIS P. M - Djlly except Sua.
diy Pltt.Or'd vie Ilarlera Dlvlalon.
War.ner PhIicc Care on all through trilna
Tralne Illuminated by rtntich Llg'it.
Ticket nn-i W.clel o1(ee it Grind Central
SUtlon MJ Ml. 1J. 75 n-oadaar, 31 Fut 14th
IL, Lincoln Pudding. 112 DronrHny, 2Zi Columhua
ve , CI Weit i:Mb iL and ISUh iL ititlon New
York; .111 ind 724 Fulton IL, and II Droadway,
E. D Irccktyn
Picgage checked from hotel or reeldenee by the
We.rrott Evnre.i Co.
jorm m Toticirr. oEonnn n. daniri.s
Oen.rit rtmiger Gen. Pen. ArenL
Hotclsii
TAlirKr),IIOTIC,Nc..iTicluUnrnltit;Ucoiirtetj
teiccUtm olaWdUbe-i. NtiwYorlrniol,trtl5Hvar.
i
mmm.
Monddy, June 18,
Ladies'
TAILOR-MADE
DRESSES.
Coats nnd Skirts lined through
out with Taffeta Silk, and
Fitted without charge.
'25.0a
Dentistry.
PiDILESS DENTISTRY.
DB. 0. W. HALL'S
NUW MISTIIOD.
Teeth exUacted poiltlvelr palnleu without Oaa,
Chlorororm or Ether.
Oy perm.mon we refer to the following well
knowr New York cltlxenl. who have been oper
ated upou and all agree In mertlng, without the
lent pain ur deleterloui '(recti Dr. C H. Poll,
.4 8th ve , Newark. N. J., iiye: "1 had 14
teeth extree'ed at Dr. Hall'i Dental Parlori with
out the lent particle of Uln and without loll of
conicloumeei "
Mr. 3. Mippett. 205 Ellt Sth .
Mr. J I'm. 230 Weit C4th it
Mr. Wm I'. Parry. 260 lit it., Ifoboken, N. J.
Dr. U. Schleultiiter. 240 Ellt 110th IL
And bundredi of othera.
Gold crowni and eeth without plUti Inferttd.
txnUIvely palnles. at re&sonablt rates.
BcST GUM TEETH ON fiUBBER, $10.
UOLD F1LLINOS II 50 UPWARD.
SILVER KILLINGS. 71c UPWARa
FUllngi Imerted palslculy and warranted 5 years.
O.VV.HALL,D.l).S.,
tl 10 II ROADWAY,
I Doora Uelow 23d SL, NEW YORK.
Houre, I A. M. to I P. M. Sundayi, 10 to x.
Special Sale
8.8B SUITS
TO-DAY,
WORTH S2B.OO.
OPEM THS EVENINO UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
LONDON & LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING GO.
86 & 68 BOWERY Cor, HESTER St,
S8WPERTHWAIT
PARK ROW AND CHATHAM SQUARE, N.Y.
Seven stores full o'FUJt
N1TUJIE, CARPETS anil
all Household Goods.
Best Quality. Lowest Prices.
$1 A WEEK ON $65 WORTH.
Similar Terms on Any Amount.
VrllrcHont Madti 4f JIEQUESTIW.
OUR FAMOUS $15 SUIT
AND $3,50 TROUSERS.
If you want well-made and
Stlcd clothes give us a trial; it
you arc too busy, send us a postal.
Our agent will call with a full
line of the very latest novelties.
HARRIS, 186 Bowery.
For Sale.
01 flTllllin Men's. Youths' and B07V
I III H IN U FINJJCLOrmxO.readrmula
bl II I III 111 "r to order. Ladles' nnd MIssm-
uuu II I II u Wran, jRckete, Capei and
n Suits, all tho latest styles and
"' designs, on easv vieeklr ux
nnrniT mouthlr payments. 1
I rll-ll I ninnlmttan Clothing Co.,
Ill ILL! I It lm u "' b,L tith t,lh "
Yonkcrs Ilrnnch Mutual
, ClotUlnr nud Clonic (Jo.. 1HN. Ilroadwtir
1 Open Evenings until 1)1 Haturdttr, 10.30.
WILLCOX 4: OIBR'!, Automatic, Domestic, New 1
Home, White, hlnccr. llouicholil. tho well
knonu Kruso. clHup; good rccoml.hatid sewing
znochlnefl trom $10 up, lor cnah or monthly par
menu. We e7.clutn(re, rontand repnlrall Mods
01 machines, Kruse M'l'c Co,, 124 K 141b. su ;
itOB Uraud st.
At a -r n-00 wceklt nuTa
vll I I nillT) Jewe'lry Delivered lm
'I I III I'M II mediately. N. Y. Watch
I IfillUHll "'" Co.. Incorp..
I IIII Iff II tOC. ltth it, third floor.
. JiJ U II U Take elevator. Open
Saturday evenings.
GROCERY BTOIU: for lale, good neighborhood,
on account ot other business. 6S3 Park Ave ,
Brooklyn.
Religious Notices.
ST BARTHOLOMEWS TARISII HOUSE, MT East
I 42d St. Sunday services: Prayer-book eerrlco
' and sermon by Re Dr. McQrevr at 11 o'clock,
A. U. . eve ling prayer and addrees it I F. II.
All are cordially invited to be present.
Miscellaneous.
BATTCRY SWIMMING BATH The baths are now
open for gentlemen and ladles. I
Why Be Sick 9
When a trifle will buy th greatest naaUnt lj. I
TfnllonTl Iho day. Dr. Handen'i Electrls Belt
Is a rompleto body battery for self-treatment n4
anamcted or money refunded. It will cur with -M
out medicine, nheumatlsm, Lumbago, Sciatica, )M
Lame Hack, Kidney and Liver Ooruplalnta, Ner-
vous Debility, Weakness, losses. Drains and
all eflecta of early Indiscretion or excess. T l
vrcnU men It Is the sreatsst poaslblo bona.
as the mild, soothing eiectrlo curreut Is applied M
direct to lbs nervo centres, and Improvements
arefelt from the first bourused. A pocket edltloa (I
of th celebrated electro-medical work, "Threw ,'M
Cliuisesof Men." Uluitrated, Is aent free, sealed, H
by null upon application. Kvery young, middle. ;-.gl
sgedor old man suffering the slightest weakness VlgtaH
should rend It, It will point out an emsy, aura M
and speedy rtnr how to reaaln strsnerth H
nnd lieulth when ererytlunir elaa bn B
fnllrd. Address I)r. A. T. Handsii, btt rgtai
Hrnndrrny, Neve- York, Largest iaevloa dtt IgtKtal
Mauulacturer In th World. 1
Olllce Hours. 8 to til bundy. 10 tot. H
Sporting. H
CAMERAS AND LENSES. VB
Lorarest nasoru H
mnent, lorrest price
or any house In tha) I
41et our prices I
before purrbnalngr 1
rl.ewheret wesars
you Irom 10 to OO
per cent. , 1
CA.IIKIlAf AND l.KNMBH nOUOirft .1
ni V l'lvATKM, 4x6. 00c. 0x7, OOo. tM
Chemleali nnrtPiippllea; Hrfntlnrnnd 1 love I opts r, gtTJ
Ml CONM'CTION WITH TUB STOCK I
, IIKAL,Elt AMSOCIATJO.N? v H
Kend 4c. stamp for Catalogue, Instructor and t JH
linrsralu List, 1 itM
THIS FOT.MEll Ac MHIWINR MFO, CO 'WmU
'Jill anfil t. , N. Y. , II 'loon east of nrcwlway. ansssagtaal
OPEN MATUKIIAYW VNT11, O P. BU HH
Ii You Are Thinking ill
or buying a bicycle why not call at A. O. Spall- lagtaaT.
Ing A Broa' SecondHand Bicycle Department In tgom, gB
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