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SIGNS OF I'RnSPKRITV.
l» : :
%?jt paring for Increase in the Textile
| Output.
* Th« <3er:>aiiil for vooJle.ns and hosiery is active,
lad additions are necessary to the manufacturing
{abilities of tore* of the plants to enable them to
keep up with tfce increased demands. IV Mayo
"Woollen Company, of MlUbuiT. Mass.. is preparing
to start mill No. 3 and to have additional cards
t&lpped to ail!lbu:y. Waterhouse & Buffum. lessees
cf the Blacldnston CMaai i "Woollen Mills, have
closed a deal with the Windsor Print Work* for the
tee cf the Eacle MCI, in North Adams. This mill
frig been idle for a number of years, but It will
sow be equipped With the necessary machinery for
turning out high grade woollens. Th* Gate City
Cotton Mills Company, of Atlanta, Ga.. Is building
»a addition to Its plant, 50 by 100 feet, which will
complete the carding and sptwtnsj room of the mills
«md win supply 10,000 spindles, without the neees
eAy of operating day and olstit, as hat been the
practice. The Exposition Cotton Mills. of Atlanta.
Ga.. are also making extensive improvements,
■which will pi\e increased facilities. The I/oray
iynw 1 cf Gastonla. N. i .. have awarded the con
tract for the necessary machinery for their plant.
rrh«se mill* will contain Indies. poster «
Co., of Athens, Go-. have Bred a building, and
wiH shortly equip it for the manufacture <>f m.i.-,-
CUito netting. The Capital City Mills at Columbia,
8. O. , are preparing to resume operations at the
"e?«nJng of the new cotton ■;..,;, The i:ik Moun
tain Cotton Kill Company, at Aab«vill«> N. «-.. baa
completed organization, and has pnl « represen
tative to the machinery market* In the Northern
centres to purchase the necessary nmc»tmer>. "lliW
comparv has a caplUl of iflM.Wfl. Th* » r .™ bi " *-
fns of the «r-»enwo".l Cotton Mil!. s at lolumWa.
C. has l-«^n completed and the equipment pur
chased.
li NEW. VOTING MACHINE.
inventor Says It Is Faster and Safer
i than Old Kinds.
TV. M Pe'ora-i. of Hartford, form . 1s *>xhlhitnic
In this city a voting machin*. which lie repar.U ■*
« n Improvement on devices of that character
which !ia\c hitherto attracted .-mention, lie <1e
«-;*r>s tbat It can b* operated twice r.s fa«t a« its
rivai?. and that It cannot be manipulated fo as to
rhaac* tin res-It after the. polls tare closed. An
adjustment can b* made in an lr.Ftant t\v thfl In
. P»ctors v hereby *= woman can vot« eiu.ii part of
lim ticket f.s !s remissible, without affecting tha
tut 'cf the tk-ket. With eQual eas* '■■•■' whola
merhamsni cars be made available tor tb« next
Voter, if he is of tth". h " rtrrner sex. ,
" Mr. Deloran arranges horizontally in* ''lank
tpacf- for writing tli- names of candidates not on
K ny ti-ket. p.vA thus facilitates th« use of that
ieaxsxtt of the machine. Two ways oJ roting a
tplit ticket' are provided, bur revving Is ap
parently ma absolutely impossible.
BAY. HE KILLED BROTHER.
Italian's Wife and Daughter Accuse
Him — Twenty Wound* in Body.
Frederick T<->Mni». an Italian, of No. "•"" West
rcrt;. -sevr-atb-tt.. was Ftar.bed t.» deal -torday
•n a' family quarreij He re^-ived m^ro than twenty
•R-car.Jr. His brotlitr. "Tony." »ras held on a barge
cf hemicde. s.n<i the wife and daughter ..f • Tony"
,1-fj-o h"ld us witnesses. Th*» murder caused a
j<aTisc araorif tho Italians nf th<- nelgilborhood. and
St was nertssary to rail out the police reserves.
According to xlvi two women the m^n wwe liav
tag- a, hwtfJ discusirion at tho tal.lo. Suddenly;
f'Toziy." it i> said, ihr^w a beer bottl<? and liit his
trotter in the bead with eu< n fore* that li« fell
to the floor unconscious. Then. It '1* alleged,
"Tony" seised a ring la I»V and stabbed the
yroFtrate fcrm repeatedly. Annie, the daught»r
nf "Tony," cays she seized tho -fyiif* and threw
St o-jt of the window to prevent further mutilauon
cf the dying man.
The noise of t: • fight attracted 1 crowd. Patrol
man Dnpsd and Detective Servant Carter, who
\ifT» using, entered and made the arrests. "Tony"
resisted the officers, aid It was only after a dc-s
jvrate Btrsggta that lie was overpowered. An am
bular.ca EOXSCOa iras called it once tr»m Roos»
relt UofpltaL The wounded man led, however,
r*>fove- the doctor arrived. The officers had <lifn
«-uHy in getting th* prisoner throngb tlie crowd,
•which was bent on summary rcv»ng».
Serjreant Carter said he sncg»-sU"S clt-an rlotnea
I^fo'ft removinp t<;*> prisoner. A shirt was bought
«t once, but wnen the women round that it was tor
tb« prisoner and not for the dead man th*y threw
i\ nn the floor am irar.irjlt-d ii in thf- Mood.
At the ftation Maria, ttw wife of 'Tony." said n«>r
Trj- - band hau beeu drinking for some me, ■■■■■■ ad
r>«en in an ugly mood. Yesterday morning he put
on his b^rt clothes .tn'l went to the Nank to Bft
snore money, f-nt lii* wife had forbidden the bank
in let him draw it, and he returned uglier than ever.
Thfn he bega'k the quarrel with his brother. The
five smaller children were In the yard playir.e: at
th» tlnv. and no one saw the murder li'it Mrs.
'Tobiiii'- and her older daughter. The woman de
scribed the quarrrl In detail, tolling 1 it without hesi
tation. Her Btory was corroborated by her
<iHi:ehtpr.
According to stories t"ld in th<* ne!j;hV»>rhond.
3"rpderi.-k Xohlnie h»'i 1-een living with his l.rother
for nf f ecn rears. He was thirty-tour years old.
•while "T.'nr" is flfty-four. Lately, it i« said, rela
*iv«-E came 10 New- York and wanted the younger
■brnth'-r lo live with th';m. This enraprd "Tony."
Then then wng scandal over the domestic relations
of the family. This led to further friction, and it
•,»-.-■• fcrm^i tho Biibject
ft the fa'al Quarrel yesterday.
PRIVATE SHOT WHILE ESCAPING. (
Wat^rtoTm, N. V.. Aug. 22. — Private Costello, of
Torr.rany I. 9th Infantry, this forenoon threw a
<raaatity of pepper j n t)ie frntry's eyes ,v t!i« post
y Knd aft«mpi<-'1 to escape. Tha wntry fir^d a hul
1] l*t, taking efTect in 'he back of Co^icllo. who will
r «■• •-
Property For Sale or To Let
SHOULD BE ADVERTISE]
In the
New-York Tribune
TO INSURE RESULTS
fIJCA'JO TOR RATES.
MAIL CLERKS 3 BONDS.
Those in Railway Service Can Secure
Them Cheaply.
(FROM THE TRIBCNB BUREAU.).
Washington, Aug. 22.— Ten thousand clerks
employed in the railway mail service, and their
friends throughout the. country were for a time
disposed 10 regard with disfavor the order re
cently issued requiring bonds for the faithful
performance of their duties. They regarded it
as a reflection upon their official integrity and a
needless expense to a class of employes whose
record is not excelled by any of Uncle Sam's
workers.
; Now, however, that the pituation has been
fully explainer!, and the railway mail clerks
have had an opportunity carefully to examine
the various phases of the subject, they are prac
tically a unit in commending the "innovation.
They have become convinced that it works no
hardship, as the cost of bonding to them is so
slight as to be absolutely insignificant. They
have found out that responsible bonding com
panies look upon them so favorably as a risk
that they will charge them a premium of only
50 cents a year for $1,000 bonds.
When the complete reorganization of the Post
office Department was determined upon Hie com
mittee having it in charge discovered that the
only employes connected with i lie department
from whom bonds were not required were the
railway mail clerks, it was contended by the
office of the Second] Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral,' which has charge of the railway mail ser
vice, that the losses through this branch of the
Service nfrc so slight that the government
would save money by Insuring Itself, and the
proposition to pla<v» this service under the bond-
Ing system governing the other branches was
vigorously opposed The consensus of opinion,
however, was favorable lo uniformity in the de
partment, and the committee recommended the
change.
VV hen Postmaster Genera] Paj i< lt>pu»d the
order. th« Depart) advised various responsi
ble bonding companies of what would be re
<juir«vi and required th<M,i to submit estimates
for blanket or Individual bonds. Th< responses
have open particularly gratifying to th« depart
ment; an well as complimentary to the railway
mail clerks, and an noon as received, have been
transmitted to division headquarters throughout
the country, In this way every clerk in the
service knows jum what he will hay- to pay for
his $1,000 bond. and. up to date, has four con
stantly d.-.-i«a*ii-c: premiums Though II bus
reached the astonishingly low figure of .V) cents
for a bond of $1,000. it Is not believed that a
bedrock pi ice lias yet been quoted.
When all the companies shall hay« be»n lizard
from, every cjerk will be Informed of tho exact
amount charged by every company on the list.
Tie can then elect which company. he wishes 10
bond him, as there irill be no compulsion of any
kind exercised by tho department regarding bis
choice. Then again, If he s.. desires. *c may
furnish a private bondsman, -who can qmilify In
the amount, necessary to Indemnify the govern
ment In case of loss. Tie Is absolutely free to
bond himself wherever he may find the terms
most advantageous.
It was In a. conference between representatives
of the Railway Mall Clerks' Association and de
partment officials' that these facts were made
known wliirh led to a dissipation of ib oppo
sition manifested when the order was promul
gated ' Wh'ii the employes of that branch of
the service ascertained that leading: companies
were rilling to bond them for ■"■" per cent l^ss
than the rate accorded to other classes <>f em
ployes they were highly gratified with what they
considcre.l a testimonial to their efficiency and
integrity. They are willing, they cay, to pay
the price of a half dozen good clears for the
privilege of bond ins: themselves at n rate less
than half that pnld by any of their colleagues.
AWARD OF PHILIPPINE BONDS.
Oversubscribed Nine Times Highest Bid,
$101,410.
Washington, Aug. 22.- Bids were opened to
j day in the- "flic* of Colonel Kdward-s, chief of
: the Bureau of Insular Affairs, for $3,000,000 In
temporary Philippine certUJcates of, Indebted
ness. Th. entire lot was sold to My- I>. Turner,
of Oklahoma, at 1101.410. Other bids for the.
entire lot were Kountze Brothers, New-York,
$100,252: Fißk & Robinson. New-York. (100.123;
j National Park Bank, New-York, $100,577;
j Guaranty Trust Company, Now- York. $101,260;
«'. S. Jones. Kansas City, $100,435; Harvey
j r..-k & Sons an'i .!...:■ & Co., New-York,
j $101,377; Domlnlck ft Domini' and William
j Salomon & Co., New- York, $10L141.
I The bidding was spirited, and the results are
highly pleasing to the War Department officials.
They regard the high prices offend its Indicat
ing that be Philippines have gained a good
credit In the money markets The certificates
were oversubscribed nine times. The bidding
cwaßc waB close, tin- highest bidder being less than
$1,000 ahead of his nearest competitor.
DEATH OF ALBERT CONSTABLE.
Large Reward for Capture of Murderer of
Baltimore Lawyer.
[BT rKLSORAPH TO THE TKTBCNI i
;m.r«i, Aop. EL— Albert Constable, the
who was robbed and shot by "an outlaw near his
li'.rnf at BUcton last week, died I at
thi i nion Infirmary. A posl mortem i lamli ation
■ 1 lijit (l<.^.!h was dir*N tly <lu<- to !!:• bullet
which struck the i i»ii.--. An inquest will ;
:ncsday night.
Ai! the members o! th< family were at the death'
bed excepting Miss Arllne Constable, a daughter.
- In X irope, and Jo who is in
IContreaL The Stiito'a Attorney of ferii County
will attend the Inquest, at the request of i .
btions of this city and all the counties In the
Governor Warfleld haa offered .i reward of tI.OOO
In addition to the rewards ott< red ■•
i, iiiak. s a total of »- 1'" r< -
ward f'>r tin- .-im'st of i)j<- murderei 'i' r- 1-« — ad
ditional Pinkerton men started In on tl
<ia>. Jt ie believed the murdfic-r hus left the
Stntr.
TORTURE AND DEATH THREATENED.
A Banker of New-Mexico Captured by
Brigands in Old Mexico.
[ST Tf.I.E'JBAVH TO THE nUWIW.I
Roswvll. K. If.. Aug. John Eiland. vi.-e-preM
<l»>nt of the Bank of Portalep, Portales, N. M.. and
a wealthy sheepman, has fallen Into th« hands of
brigands in OM Mexico, where h<» went on bust
i.' -In relation to nheep Interests. Mr*. Biland
h.is seetved a latter from him postmarked at
Oputol in th<s State of Sonora. Mexico, saying that
bo had been captured by brigands, that they de
mand a heavy ransom, and that unleps arrange
rncnta are mad* at once to pay th« ransom he will
be tortured and killed. She Immediately " tele
graphed th* United States Consul at iii«. city of
Mexico to "i se his efforts to secure tho release of
her hrsband. Th" <"oti!>iil has not replied to the
jnessage, and no further word baa been received
PREFERRED DEATH TO HOSPITAL.
Woman. Thinking She Is To Be Returned
to It. Tries Suicide.
F«ann« that sh« would be returned to the Man
hattan Stato Hospital, wh^re eh« Raid she had
been treated badly when a patient there. Mrs Mary
Mlkltsch attempted to kill herself, yesterday 'at her
home, No. KM East Blxt«nth-«t. by taking ram
green. She was removed to Bellevue Hospital and
it was said that her condition Is serious
Mrs. Mart* Dumont. the woman's mother Bald
afterward that Bh , had scolded hor daughter for
disobeying her The woman then nurchasod »h«
ffi!!2?,-.i rt ' MlkitJ "' h w " «n the Manhatfinstau
ff«n W>, iSHi aso i Buff « r »na from sllghtVhSr?a
tlon of th«i mlnrl, ajid she said her exD^rWn. /n,ir»
w«* so unpleasant that she would nev-r r^T, „ ier *
RUSH FOR INDIAN LANDS.
Grand Forks-. N. D.. Au . ts>-«Utom thousand
and ssventy-sis persons r^iet«r^.| for claims on
the Fort Totten Indian Reservation. This is tb*
total registration both bare and at Devil's Lak*
The drawing wiii begin on Wednesday undar -h»
NEW-YORK DAIEY TRIBUNE. TUESDAY. AUGUST 23, 1004.
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
i
■ I FROM THE TKIBtrNB BCREAU.I
I Washington. Augrust 22-
SAFEGUARDING THE SOLDIERS.— SpeciaI
prohibitory measures have been introduced in Colo
rado In regard to the purchase of liquor by enlisted
men of the amy stationed at military posts in that
State. General Baldwin, who commands the De
partment of Colorado, has advised the War De
partment of a new law which prohibits the sale of
liquor to troops, and he adds to thn State require
ments the rules of the general government In the
case. Xo traffic in Hqvor shall be carried on within
h mile of any military post, and enlisted men are
forbidden to enter any mu'li place within .that
radius. Commanding officers have been Instructed
to exercise every effort to discover persons guilty
of violating this order, to the end that all such cases
may be turned over to the civil authorities for
prosecution.
TO CARE F< ii: BIG GTTNS.— A :k-vv military po
sition has been cwated under the tit!" of armament
officer, attached to and under the orders of the
Ordnance Department. The. armament officers will
have io do with the maintenance and Improvement
of th-^ mobile ;u:.l >..l coast artillery and acceaae
ries. divided Into armament districts. They will
keep themselves Informed of the condition of the
material by inspection and by dlrcc! correspondence
with the various distrlci and poni commanders.
The formei are authoriaed to make the neressary
repairs to nil material In their districts, nut no
alterations •■an be made without th* authority or
tho chief of ordnance. Where repairs i idicat« Im
proper liardllng and neglect of material,' the eir
.■umßtaiice will b« reported to the cblef "f ordnance.
WTien mechanics employed by armament •-..!i;--r:-.
sre on duty fit h post or In a district, they will. i'J
the absence of the armament officer, be irnricr tne
sup< nislon of tho por-t or 'i 1 rtrict ■ omm ler.
A.RMT AND NAVY ORDERS.— The foilowlns
army and navy orders have been Issued:
Captain LEONARD D WILUAM. »lsT»al rorpe, from
Nome, Alaska, to San Francisco.
Captain EDGAR A. 6IRMYER, (th Cavalry, from *>'- r
cultural Oll#-s<>. damson, S. C; to his regiment.
First Lieutenant COSAM J. BARTI.KTT, assistant Bur
geon, to Hot Springs. Ark.
• sptaln T BON S. KOT"r>IE7.. qu«Tt«rmn-it»r. from ft.
Tallin, to Fort Rllay, Kan . r«Uevin| Oapiain
..,.., p. V. , .-. -..,, <,), i'ava!ry.
NAVY.
l.i«-iit«p»nt 1. p JONES, V• , ..:. - 1 th«i Hancock; tt
duty as executive officer of Newport.
I-i^ut«T.B.nt J. H. RTPHBR, detached Yankee, hr.^*.
wait ord«rfi
Surgeon E. O. HI7NTIKOTON. a*»tach«d n«v»l hospital,
rnrt'tnoiith. N. II ; Id duty recnittlnsr ma'ion,
Chlcan".
p.;rjr*^n XV. <'. DRAISTED, d»taeh«d th« R#H»f; to
>>nsacc>la.
Acting A«J>lfitant P'irg«>on %.. it •U"T-v. d»tarh»(l r«
crultinK station, <hii»K^F 't> ns\«J rermitlnit r*rty
N^. 1.
v c l l ng- A"«l!<ta.it !=i)rs»pri <1. F. DUNCAN, •.•■-.-.
th« Frankllo in n»\!»l r«-^TUtt!ng part No. ?.
Arrli-15 AsMftant :- ■i : » . i n V. I'ABNCV, to naval r<>
crulttiif party No. 8
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.— Th* foHr.TrlnK
nK>Temen»"> of vise's liavo been announced:
ARRIVED.
>•!(>!« 13— R*n-rift ■< Mont* Chrlntl.
10 Lan i • ' ■ M nnaapolti ■
bla and I'rairl* at Newport; H*l»na at Hnnr Kong.
Auiruct "1 — Solar*! «t Msr» Island.
A'lpu.t T2— P»andl«h at A mapr-ll*; Olrwiplii, CTev«land
and I^altimorfl at Gibraltar.
PAir.KP.
Auiriift 19—N.w Tork. Marblehpad. n»nntri«irin an 4
N»ro. from Tv.rt An(«ln f->r H«n Franclaeo; n»n
rroft, fr^ni "oiaiiantanvj for Mont* OnrlMl.
Aticust r« - - KV*r"«rg«. Alabama. l!llnnl.«, Maine. !<■>*».
Mluouri a"i L«onld%», from u«rta for Menemsha
P!th'; l.nnr»nr«. fro:n HHinpton n,..-t<!< f«r Nor
folk; PolpMn. frr.m Portimouthh. N. IT. for New
v.>rk; N«twpnrt. from San .luan for Colon; |{«l«na,
frfm Canton for Hong Kon«r.
Aurnat :i--U'y.-.rr;!nir. from Brrmertnn f»r A«»or1«: Po]-
Alava. fro ln Woniunt for c>,«.f,, n ; Htand'lah, frr~m
Annanol!*, for m'>utJi nf roiomnc
Air. :?— Yank ton. from Norfolk f>>r r»>wr" rf
IIAFFEN STOPS PAVING.
Courts Will I laic to Decide in
Eight Hour Complication.
I irsugb President Hafi jresterday ofi»momi
"abandoned' the paving contracts lately entered
Into with tl » Barber company In Ot>ft-hundrcd-ainl
eighty-seventh St., and with thi Continental As
phaJt Company In Bathgate-ave. Mr. H.«ffe n was
prompted to "abandon" the two contract* on nr
count of Treasure brought by the labor Intere*^.
which »i!l»K«» that the Htl^ht Hour law 1m constantly
violated by the contractors. !t Is «alt| that the
Hnrber and th. Continental companies have about
(100,000 in contract* with the city, and It W und»>r
stood that work will N> h.ilto.i on all thet>e con
ira tl until after election
I'omplalnts wer*» lo<lk'<l fiKaln«t the two rora
panlea about five weeks ago by the latior loadern.
nrd the complaints were turned over to Corpora
tion ounxel IV-lany for nn opinlc-j. Meanwhile
Mr. Haffen went ahead itn<l Rave a numtior of
bearinßS on the charges. Nothing definite wd? ac
romplished, evftrytiilng rentring on the action «>f
th.> i;iw Department The companies assumed an
attitii.l* of hostility toward the city, nn.l said that
\.-ii!>)uh decisions warranted them in disregarding
th« provisions at th" Ki«lit Hour law. To tiring
the matter to a f.wuM mvi ke.j> clear of trouble
lilmiolf. Mr. Haffen yesterday ordered work
Ktopprd on tbe contract. ".
"I have waited for flvo wr'kfl for the Lhw r>o
l>artment to take coKiilz'incs of the complaint*
lodged ngalnsl tlio cuntraotliiK companies," b:jl<l
Mr. Haffen yesterday. "In the absence of a lepul
opinion from the Corporation Counsel, I thought it
best .to abandon the contracts, and allow the com
panies to test In the courts the question of their
right to continue work in disre^.trd of the pro
visions of the Eight Hour law."
OHIO WILL HAVE JURISDICTION.
No Action by Federal Authorities in Killing
of Soldier at Athens.
ilngton. Auk, 22 -A telegram m ceoaived
at tho War Dopariinriit to-'liv from Genera] Bates
at st. Louifl In answei i" Becretary Tatt'i 1
d with tbe gillU ;i
■ .1 National Ouardsman at
. Bate • ■&: '
rure tbe Informa
tion desired, bui adds that i:«- baa called
local military authorities at Atbe ari the
. ■ <.n''«. when i.n will forward them
m«nt. Ii la said at the War Department
that, following pre adent, the civil irlbunali wouia
f^ a;: 1 with tbii caae of homicide.
LACKAWANNA CUTS DOWN FORCE.
Bingbamtoa. N. V.. Aug. 22. An order went into
<-.ff--< ; this morning on t!:<> Lackawanna ElaUroad
whereby one fit three brakeraen is dropped from
ir.-ipht and COal train on the road. This Ig
in line with tbe general retrenchment system being
followed on the road, md Ig partly due i<> <:• reaaed
i! aflje
H Is thai the Erie will soon follow thla plan,
wblrh wag adopted on th< Delaware and Hudaon
■everal montba age, but thr- rumor t n regard !■•
the Erie could noi ■ L*.ckawanna
order Rill throw aevcral hundred brakeraen out u£
work.
MALARIAL MOSQUITOES AT KEY WEST.
"Washington. Ausr. 22.— Passed Assistant Knr«;<»oii
Gordlner reports to ili«» Public Health and Marino
Hospital Service the discovery at Key West of
mosquitoes of the genus anopbeies. He regards
ih<-- discovery us an Important one, in view of th»
fact that for years Key West has enjoyed im
munity from malarial fevers, and systematic «<virch
of th« Island heretofore had failed to demonstrate
th« rir^sf-nf" of this mosquito. Measures for ex
termination are recommended.
SWIMMER IS LOST AT ROCKAWAY.
Henr>' Kellerman swam strai out from, th«
beach at Bockawaj yesterday mid did not return
Hft nat employed as 1 waiter at Roekaway, and.
lived at South-st. and Grand v|-.w Boulevard At
4 o'clock yesterday afternoon! tin and another
waiter went In bathing at CaSrey's. Kellerman
»>-a5 a HtronK swimmer, and his friends f<.rk-.i hint
until It was time to drr^a. and then h* was not
to .- ■ ••• d No mm saw him sink.
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.
.1 N. Adam &. Co.. Buffalo; Mi«a Bturte*»nt oka
an.l J. E. Breeaa, laces. No. 50 White-*t.
Allen A < 0.. Portland. Me; W. C Allen, woollens,
trimming* and furrilihlng gtiode. Navarre.
J. Baron * Co.. LeulsylUe, Xv . Mr Bllllnj;s. drygoodi.
Ballsy Company. Clevtlsad; 11. n. TyraW. /-loaks,
wHlsta. etc.. No. 24 Wa«hlnston Place, Spaldlnp.
J. L,. Barrtnger, F!ore.n c, S. <:.. J. L. rU.rrln«er. dry
roods, notions «nd fnrniahtng a;-«.d.-i. and I. i: Waten
•Iryroodn. Albert.
Bates street Shirt Company. L*nristoo, Me.; J. t
Waltc. plo^e soods, Imperial
Charles Bore. Carlisle, Perm . r|.-.thln*, Albert
«J. Barnheimer, Urop. &■. Oj., Kanunn City; W. v. Bemla
dr«r» L" ••"■is snd tllka, and U!i Barker, women's wear'
Wellington.
H. BIS * Co., Cleveland; C.eorae L. Kaufman. p)er«
gooii*. Imperial.
Bo y.- land. Morehouuw & Martens Company, Columbus
Ohio; Miits \J H. Wets, corstta arid underwear. No. 377
£fg^£a7a4. Victoria)
I Brandon- Durrell Company, South Bend. Ind.; T. H.
! Brandon, dryeoods. Navarre. * CO.. Hoches^r - r.rove
Burke. FltzSimons. Hone & Co.. Roch ""; r » »Ad
: Brown, domestics, prints, ginghams, etc.. Navarre, ana
J. 1.. Madden, linens, Victoria. T ... Tlarvev
HurUiam, .Stoepel & Co.. Detroit, Mich.; J. W. Har\cj,
domestics. No. 43 Leonard-st. „.__ rrr-onneil
Carson. Plrle. Scott A Co.. Chicago: MM- - Connell.
cloaks and suits. No. 115 Worth-Bt.. Mctorla.
Carter * Carroll Lima. Ohio: G. R. Carter. drj'SOods,
: notions and furnishing cood». Herald square. -..__ .
Caatner-Knott Dry Goods Company. Nashville Term..
Mr. Jonnson. linens, No. 4:« Leonard at.; Mrs. King, art
embroideries. No. 43 Leonard-st. . .... „. .
Cbamberlm. Johnson & Dv Bose Co.. Atlanta, ».a..
; H. ChamberUn. No 305 Broadway. Cadillac. . ....
• leorce K. Cimlotti.. ptttsburje. Perm.; woollens, Seville.
A. Cohen, Amerlcus. Ga.: drygooda and notions, Ka-
L. Cohen & Co., Charleston. 8. <■'■■ L. Cohen, dry
goo'ls, notions ana furnisn:ns noons. Marlboroush. „ .
M. Cohen. Erie, perm.; drygo.>U«, notions, eac. JJelve-
Crow i 'Whltmarsh. Cleveland: Miss J. Ramsay, cor
i nets, skirts and muslin underwear. Miss A U right,
muslin underwear. No. 31 Union Square. Herald Square.
Deardorß & Poor Co., GalllpoUs. Ohio; };. M. Dear
dorff, drygooda and notion*. Marlooroosl
V. IX Desontels, Springfield, Mass.: millinery, Vlcto
• \'\'. S. Dickinson & Boa, Pocomoke Cnf, Mil. ; W. S.
. Dickinson, drygoods, .»11-cri. „_-
Dives, Pomeroy ,v Siewart, Harrlsburß; KranU 1 lesser.
i dress goods. No. -l Walker-flt.. BiarUngton; H. Wltmer,
cloaks. Horall Square.
UlveH, Pomeroj & Stewart. Reading Perm 11. Elsen
l, M i V . notions, laces, fancy foods, .1 ■. . Miss A. 1-iinl.ert,
women' i wear. No. 'i Walkvr-st.. Earltajrton.
Drewry. Huchi-.s Company, Richmond, Va.: < "lay Drew
ry, drjg I*, woollen* and white goods. No. r>* Leonard
: I Marll« iron**!!
Economy Store, Cnamplain, 111.: W. I^«wl?, clothing.
I furnishing goods, etc.. Herald Square.
Etfroytnaon ,v Sons. Indianapolis: P. nfroymson. dry-
Koods. ii. raid cHiuai
S. Kichcul&uin. Corning. Ohio; drygoods and clothing,
Albert
Elder .*. Johnston. Dayton: Ml*a Cooley. underwear;
Ml ■ I- I«i.Kart. rloaks and .-'lit:. No, 53 white st.
Kngland Brother*, Plttsfleld, Mass.; .- England, cloaks,
I nuts!.*, tc, Imperial. ■ , . ,
I>lo Dry Goods Company, Erie, Perm J. K. Pplttal.
I drygoods, notions and furniahlng Rood?, Psu '■ Avonuf.
Famous, St. I>oiii»: J. A. Brown, domestics and linens,
1 No. 4 Washington Plac
1.. 11. Klflrl Company, Jackson, Mi-h.; John 11. Docks*.*
dress R^ods silks and velvet*: •!• W. Reid linens and
whlw goods, Navarre; Miss E Hi rrlngi • notions, fancy
ko.>.!f. etc.: Mis? K-llar. lullllln^ry; Ml i Long and Mrs.
L 1)L 1 ) \V«DSter, va.iwfi ■near Cumberland
William Fileni & Sons Company, Boston: A. L. Fll»n«.
drygooda, Vli loria
G Cos .*- Co.. Hartford; T. F. Ronrke. cloak*. No. «
LUpenard-st., Imperial.
M. \\'. Frank * Co.. Ncw-Ilavn; M. "W. Prank, worn
1 en's wear. Imperial. V
i C |strrecl at the rooms of the Merchants" Asso-
I > iation of New-York:
I l^eifhtif ld Cl"th!ni.- Company, I>ltchflel,l, Ky . K. B.
Tilffrd. clothing. Hrradwuv Central
I \V. W. Caldwell & Co., Canton, Ohio; John F. O'Brien,
dryg^ods. rare of Charles fchoolhoußO ik Rons.
liftman Straus & Sons company. tiouii i lie, Kr. . E. s
! Taup^haii. carrots. Herald liquaro
M Hoffman & Bro.. Scotland Neck. N. <" . O. Hoffman,
(cent-rat mer-handlse. No. S2 ?t. Nloholai-ave.
&lward Schuster Company. Milwaukee, Wl».i S. Herr
man. millln«>rj . Helvldere.
.Mrs. J. .!. Rouse, Dansvili*. N T.; Mrs. A. J. Crate,
• millinery. No. S»H Second aye.
The Alma at Dwpkn Company, Cincinnati; Miss N. F»M
! !iau«. drygrvodn. F.arltngton.
ntroypson Brothers, Indianapolis, md . Fhillp Efroyn
f^ii. drypo^d*. Herald |iiar«
Buckeye Wocll<-i» Company. Cleveland. R. A. Beheoer,
■ woolleui and trimmings, Victoria.
I: Sri*gl«. Cleveland: clothing, Victoria.
I. eiwaracker, \\ btellng, IV. ; Miss C, V. Fiml'r.
j mil!!n»ry. No. 74 West. Washington P!a<-».
1 J. n Neil»on. Oxford. Miss.: drysoods. Vend"me.
Sii'-irthi Department Store, ripl n, Ind. ; George Sfi^r'^i.
I Jr.; and Helen R Phorth, Aberd< n; Edward T. Tflrnan,
I cloaks, Van Hencs'laer.
Th^ Sh^rth Stor». Fruikfoit. ir.l ; John E. Cnd-T
! WOOd, dtrroodi nnd clnaUs. <"irand Ho"L
L. B.iiun. Uale.-.a. Kan.; dryKOods. No. 4?3 Broadway.
Barnes. IllffiAn A O>.. T*rppr»»s<, T»x.: C!ar» Lorrrrz.
i cloaks ard nalts, Holand.
A. B. Jam-)*, Oil City. Perm.. F. ."' '•■.'"
! Imperial.
Th<» Wing I Boitwlck Oampany. mini N. T.; H. R.
' . Cl »ver, dng-Oils. OonTlner.'al.
1 Carter & Cowiftll Lima. Ohio; Ge<>nr<» R. Carter, try
fto^ds. Herald Square.
William H rt»rr Pry Oooda <-<-tT>rany. Ff. I/";'-: Mar>'
L. Kelly, drvgoods. Albert.
Ti • i;a<-kett store, Gem • Ohio; John P. roller, n^
i tlr.nv. Droa-iway i tenrral.
r!d*r < Johr.f'on, Dayt<»B. Ohio; C B. o«.-. find
' Mary J. •-*. drygoo.l*. Navarre.
Blta Holstetn, fyraru?*, N. T.; mimn»r>'. N*. 4^l T.*tr
• On» hundred-«nl-f.lx;ef nth- st.
Dry Gcodn Company, In'ilararoH^; t^lm Kerr c.nd
! Henry K-rr. '".ran 1.
<; C winm. Champt'e'i. in : H. K. .t'-hn, <ryrwl«,
: J'n-k A\»n-i».
I>. M. Roger*. •~~*rr,lr.s. Ohio; jr»lM'- n^=«-r». r«rp*!»aiil
j r^ef. Broadway Central.
Fred Mar* r>rv «10.-i.l« C- trpav. Ala.; J.
M. ochwerztr. drj^'ioJ* an v »l!k.«. < \iuir#rUivl
H ?»rl.-k. Ha}yvill*. Mo ; dry goods and women's fi'ii.
Albert.
Tho Ellk S.h^p, Detroit; !M«r: g. Hough and r"arollr.»
J Burns, Kllks. Victoria.
B. IWnh«!mer i Fors, F^rt C;:b*"n. Mlfs ; Samuel
f W<-!1. dry« **X Naia're
H. H. Sturtivnnt A Co.. Zui'fvi!!*, Ohio; lut'a Klower.
I i-kaks. .St. Ix-nli"
BehUtta Brothers Comr^nr. M»n1to»oc. Win.; Rurt Al
1 ter. >in ccnxls. Kil»!«l.
oidham A Co., Mo-int Pterling. Ky.; W. Ti ll' fTmsn.
1 drjgood*. Manhattan,
John M. i~»r«n & <'o . Columbus. Ohio; John W. CrrMtt
ar.d M. A. CaiKman, dry^'«vi». Navarre.
Th» Kohertnon & Wiiw>-n» Company, R'.dr**"^'. Ind.;
Jnhn M. Wllklns, drygoods. Park Axmue
11. Tor«y M*ri:tntll« Oinpany. BrOoaTtlle. Mr..; M- Tory,
clothtrg Botneiiet,
I. .T. Ilayn. MantUS, Ohio; f !"tMnr. Rron.lw%jr C»rtral.
<"hn.r!^s ll^fser. Gretnvllle. M!«» : I. JTK-it-en?. .Iry
i go<>J» and miHliH-ry. N->. 4;;t Pro»d»a--.
S. P. Hartinsn A <>• . Hrc-kfleM. Mo.; 5. P. I'ar'rr.sn.
i .!r' tfi-«li> and cloaks, Somerset.
U-tijnrain Nri»<-;n. Ctnclnnatl: P.. ■ ■„■•»■ »-lf», m'.\
j linery gi">o.i», Ilr «t»av Onirnl.
Krjnk It. li*rUer. Ottwon «iiy. 111. : drysoo*" »" a K" n -
I eral merchandise, ltal»!th
t 'J»-'t«e Burdge, North M»n.-h«-nt«r. Ind.; books, crock
i rr\ an! wall juip^r. N>> 4 1 * W«-it Uroadway.
SIN» A. Panftte. Akruti, Ohio; Kn.m» U Mlillkln. inll
! lln»r-. , I'ark K venue.
<;-re- W. Mxgce. Gr**nsburc, Ind : .lr)'*'^--!*. Bt,
■ I>enlii.
f^ii» rr.^teiti |lro*h*"ts. (^iftfoD, Ohio; T />w?pst *•!?!.
i rl'-thms. N«»Hr|.-.
P. SherwooiJ A •'.. . I*k« PUcld. N. V. ; F. Bhenrood.
ilr>go»>«l», N\ •'.- I.l«|>enar-1 st,
lyonard « lArocnue, Tupper IjU». N. V.; i>. 11. t.i
rix-que, ilrjgi>-Is. N«V »*2 Mapward— St.
Hfik.r * Hlkkn Canyon city. CoL; Rosa K!»r and a. A.
I H»ltiT. AU-rr.
M. B. H«!-inen, Hulln*?er. Okia. . John r. ll"1g««. drr
i goods, nalalgh.
Ocle Brother*, Anadarko, Ok?a. ; I*vy Osle, drygoods.
i lUlolgh.
Barneit Brothers. Nevada. M >. : ■■ ii • irnett, g«r.»ral
: store. ?U!»tKh k
I. Leeour /t Sm, KaiiUkM. 111.; f» P. I-ecmr. «!ry
! S'»^l.'. Itn!*!ich.
H Herrman, t'etrolt; mlltlneTr. T*Mt»;"«.
WllUam Hugben. KransvllKs Ind ; A. U Arr. notlonsj
IJlllan Britton. millinery. Albert.
Ft. F. Ilooenhelm Millinery i>.. St. Ix>u!»: U. F. Ito
' aenhelm. millinery. Orenoble.
F II Jonlyn. c«hko»h; J. 11. Kutchlns, drvgoojs, Qre
' nct.le.
1' «'.. Nolan. T..|^do. rr^rchnr-* r«t!o r . Victoria.
C. I: Houtr Marrrllus; A. II Woods, bazaar. H •'-•-•*
Mrs Amanda liß«sttt pahl. Davenport: laces, silks and
! noreltles. Ht. i»enl«.
M!si Nettie STynn, l>av«ni>ort: laces, »KV.s and no-, e,
tl«-». Ht. I>«n!s.
S. S Elnit^ln. Clnclnr.itl: '^'-uiriig. V.irk.
I O. D, Ila*tnus»*n. Ogdin; n.cr\-hu.nt. Uroadway Cen
tra!.
<». T-'Yank. Marlon, men-hunt. Hoffman House.
J. M. lllix'V. Canton; m»rtham. Herald . iara
F. Cohn, Erie: merchant, isri\ei!er>>.
ciiarl»-» flowers, i>eiroit: merchant, oi^.ntt.
WeinmHn * Slmnnsrin. Albuijuerijue; L). Weinman, dry
goods. 113 West 117 th,
J. B. Brai a Co., rv»ldwat<w Mich.; J. B. Branch
an! Lerov J. Braii dryguodit aii.l cari>fts. \V>vtdnnr<t.
be lllrach Store. Qulncy. 111.: U Illrs^h. «'.ryi;o«»l\.
Albert.
Mi L. Nairn an 1 O. Nairn. lu-trott. mlUincry, P.r..»jl
««f Ontrul.
liliier & Johnson. Dayton. Ohio; IVttie Dohlender. Tlllle
1:■ .'.l-rKter. Anna 1. Honnecker. dryg(.o<ls. Imperial.
.Viw -Turk Rarket ptorc. M -• Clemens. Mich.; R. A.
Water I ■•• di rgooda Westminster.
Ray & i;i!!i>tt. Helton. Texas: S. M. P.«r, drysoods,
Broadway <*entr.il.
Kent Co.. Cleveland: D. H. Rawllna, dryjjools. inn
"VWht Olth st
W. H. iii^..r A Co., Bast Bt LonH; W. H. Baker.
drygood.i. Orand,
J. II Campb'll. Burlington. I'vnn.; gsneral merchan
dise. Smith • Mcff ell's.
Mlat Vera Bush. Curslcana, T'xns; millinery. Navarre.
Boston Pel I 'ry Ooodi Co., Paris. Texas; Mi»» Hum
phries, goods Imperial.
Rucklr.icfiam Bros. & Co.. Chicago; W. J. Rarden.
skirts. Albert
Barnea, Hlgdon & Co.. l.»mi^««i. Texas: A. 1.. Hie
don. ilrygoods «jiJ millinery: Anna Q Loreni. mlllln«ry.
no .mi !
A. i". Prince A Co.. Tuscaloosa, Ala. i A. F. Prince,
dryirooil«! atid shoes, Ftnclslr.
B. Marks A Boa, Corslc*na. Texas; H. Marks, dry
go ■ Is, Raleigh
Ki-;«iii'K Fostoris, Ohio; Amelia Kissiinr. mlllln«ry.
Bread wav Central.
Tho Hike I'rv Hoods Co., Dayton, Ohio; Geor«M P.
BalU v. goodi York.
m O. Goodman. Cleveland; dryg'fO<!s and general m«»r ■
ehandlae, Broadway Central.
Sam J. Goodman. I •■..»>.:.-. Perm.l drygooda Ttroadway
Central.
K. Kalnt Paul, Matthewaon. Ind . Mrs. B. Saint Paul.
drygorxla. l: Llelgb
11. It. .~t....i . Parsoni Kan . F. C. Stevens, dngood*
St. John's.
Tli<» l'furdorf A Pair* •■■•■.: my, Oalllpolt*. Ohio; K. n.
Deardorf, drygooda, Marlboroogh
H|iitea.i a- Saiomii Company, Ijondon, ont.. it. <*«hrie,
tiats and furs; '■■■ • M. -"-i ■ ormiolc, h*t« and furs St.
Denis.
limy Brother! Dry Goods Company. Sherman, Tea ; F.
J. Bray, drrvoods, St. i>^ni«.
Miles Oodd 1 Dry Goods Company, Purls. T»x.; I T.
Dodd, drj'KOods St. lienlw.
Timothy A. Gll«»n. Nashville, Term.; John 'iil«un. re-,
tall drygoi da, Ilo*<niore.
Rlech * McCoy, Akron. Ohio; O. P. IP. Rjsch. millin
ery, • roadway Central.
Edward Bchnster A Co., Milwaukee. Wls. : I>. J. f,, „,. .
thai, drygoods. Spaldlng; J. B. li :•• i'maii. drygoods, Har
grove..
W. ,T. Donel&n i '". Otlumwa, la.; W, .' Donelan,
dr>'go<vi^, Brevoort,
The Poulsen Company, Battle Creek. Mich . P. S. Ster
lln, department store, York.
Scott & Bean Batsvla. N. V. ; .lames I» Bean, drygooda
No 881 Adelphl-nt.. Brooklyn
Orensteln & Rica, Cincinnati, Ohio; William <»ren»itein.
nerkweur. Herald Square
Pardudga A- Blackweii. Port Huron. Mich . N. Mullen.
arygoocta, Wellington
Th» Anderson Brothers Company. Portsmouth. Ohio ;
Anna K. Maun, drygooda and mllllnt-ry. No r.s West
u!i»-th-«i
Jam** ■; Moor*. Cleveland, Ohio; men's furnishings.
Imperial.
C. It. Han lev A Co., Bay C|»y. Mich.; T- J. rarrirs
ton. drygooda, Navarre. .
A. ■ Poulsan, Utpeer, Ml' l . general merchandise,
Broadway Central.
.1. 11. Barclay Dry Gooda Company. Miicon, Mo.; J. n •
Barclay. drygoo*ls. etc., Marltorough.
Samuel Elchenbaum. Corning. Ohio .frvgoon-, Alh-rt. !
George Cott, Omnha. Neb.: lints and raps. Weatmlnati i '
Ttie. KUne-Norrta Co., Hillsdale, Mich.; Wild Norrl*! ,
drygooda, Albert.
Olson Bros., Leckport, N. ■ John W. Olson, cry good*,
Victoria. _ _
M Coba .V Eon? Sharon. Pfnn.. D. Vf. < v.(i . cloaks and ,
suits. Herald Square.
Mack * Co. Ann Arbor. Mtch.; Acne* Phillips, mil
linery, Victoria.
Smith. Brldgman A Co.. Flint. Mich.; C N. Poty. dry- '■
goods, No. I<B West Twenty-«fpond-sf.
A. * R. .Tupp. Buffalo; L- .i«ipi>. mlllinen'. Victor!*.
C. W. Kl*nlm. Bloomtngton. 111.; Leonora M. i lark.
millinery. Martha Washington.
B. J. Eifwartls. San Antonio. Tex. . p.. J. r.,li\ai.!.«.
milliner}, No 1.337 !•«'-!"■• ' ' . P. ro.->k < jti .
Oeorge C. Clement, nrnn, Ohio; department .'tore.
n«lelgh.' -ri -c.-■c '.-■ ;
c A. Moore, Columbus. Ohio; department store, Ualclgh.
Sam r-i-hmMt. Detroit, Mich.. Jack l*aut>i. tailoi . Ni>.
1,685 Flial aw.
M C CLUR£'S
For September Just Out
R.oosevelt
and the
Postal Frauds
How the President exposed one of the most barefaced
steals ever known. A forcible and picturesque story
By William Allen White
Ida M. Tarbell contribute* The Fall of Sumter and
another chapter of her famous Htntory Flight from Richmond are vividly 4r
o* th<" Standard Oil Compar.v. THE wnberl by Louise Wigf all Wright. Frorr,
PRICE OF Oil -how RorkefrUer ha» prifss letters of the rime,
fought ro keep it up. The Chump— political hen. A
Th© Frisndly Fog a .«:orv of love wory by Charln F. Embrer.
love and yachting by Henry C Rowland Frances Hodgson Burnett
A Midnixbt Comedy of ad roncludes her novrlette, "In the Closed
venrurr in N>w York Short «ory hy Room • Beautiful picture* in color*
Samu»l Hopkin* Adama. hv Jsssis Wi'lrox Smith.
PICTURES IN COLORS
10 e«nt« a top*. H.OB a rear. Oet j/PiK T *>« S. S. McCtara Company. Cm-
MrClure 1 . from Tour qew«dealer. £&~3A ™ of T weary- Third Straat and
anjrMeCh»oa«ent.orthßpublUh«ra. WkT?JrS Fourth Avenue. New York. M. T.
An Old Fashioned
Living Room
offer* a perfect scheme where quaintness,
comfort and refinement are gathered to
ward one harmonious result.
The loose cushioned Virginia Sofa witH
its fine suggestion of ease and comfort — the
"Hearth" Chair for the leisure hour — and
the "Washington" Study Table are a few
of the pieces, -where simplicity of detail
and purity of design are beautifully ex
pressed.
Grand Rapids Furniture
Company
(Incorporated)
34th Street, West. Nos. 155-157
"MINUTE FROM BROADWAY.*
Kram»r. B»r- ■•. * Bernhardt. Columbus. Ohio; Ge<?rs»
(.. « ram«r, rnrp»t/i, Wn«tTsin»t»r.
•J- N. Krr.tem oon.i. Mown, oh Mr» Mlnala Die-
I-'. dry*r>CKiß arj millinery. I'ark Ai*nu<!.
Brandon, I>unn»ll !'• mpurv. South B«n^. Tnd.: K.
Jla*««y. Urygixvis; Thoma* H. Hramtoa. ■:-„-.• N»v»rr«..
.'"hint.n M'>«, I'uJuth. Minn.; Jehu J. M.-c. d'r^rtni^nt
»tor». Alb«rt.
KawhasMl Hro» . ToWo, Ohio; v ... Rumpf, tlrj«
ro^'t.*. Xav»rn>
Sprisccata Pry «;.x^«i company. El r'«*o. 111.; R. C.
Eprtncratp, dry>ci»>!*, .•iirr't*. .«onier»«-t.
Th« S'*rr Drj csoodn Oorepanr, L*>ul«Ttn«: Charln
StMrr, <!r>K«»,l^. ri-.. II«r«l<! typiar".
<iie^n*'^i:)'s Drpiirfiinnt Stor^, I»airvill*; !•. J. .;-,■»:■
♦••In. 'Moaks etc., 11-ra!>t t^acard.
W, T. GrltWOkX, barren »>hto; .)»rnrtm»nt stcr». O»l>
tlnratai.
W. It, Rtmucili i Co.l Uount Stcrtlns, X; .; A. H"(T
c:a:i. ilrTSOudl, Manhattnn.
A. Cation, Hfi.na. Ar«.; A. Cation and wlf-. bock*,
it«tton. ry an.l chin* Gr»ii'>M».
J..hn Ueckes. «:i«\rlan<l. H-1U M. Wlllees «nl lajKla
M. \\ Illi-'H. ilryrnods. rarlltuston.
frank li. Harbor. Ttib^on »'ny. 111.; l>. TV. t'.arjn'r nr.d
1^ C Wright. .!t>K.x»!s. Kaltlsb.
W, A. McNauchton • :..; .-v. Munci*. Tnd ; It, i:.
Walker, <Jr>n»li!. NA * arrf
Waxi.cr I.'ry vVoodi* I'omranj-. For. ! 4 : T-ae, Wt«.; 11.
| Wa^n^r. dry^DOd* iirlmol.
H n. j^iuhr. Harrljibum. r»r.n : 11. B. f-pahr. ' .. 134
r.uM Nll:r!..i.tn st.
V. F. Saxlon, fort I'lains. N. y.; V. K. Sa^ron. Jry
rood», St. l>r:U«.
I <-'. 11. Grab-. Co ader»T>ort. IVpa. ; furiiit-.ire anil earMtv.
.
«'. A. Wurrtn. ••.•lna.lxiS. »>hlv>: Mrs. C. A. \Varr.>n.
mlllliKry, No. 11 U-st l-:i«!;t»rtJith-«t.
T. U. < ■«!;•. Alliance, t>lilo; J. A. i;rim*i. .!r;;w,!.< »nl
Noble A Sliudbnlt. Detroit; F. C Hull, mpn's fonii&h
inei. Qraad Cnlon.
Mulukk! tirithprj. Kingston. Oiiio: Ferry ?. UabooJ,
fancy k.h>.i-* tirmdway (Vntrai.
\v. A. McNauithton Company, Munele, 1n.:.; w. A. Mo-
Naughton, •Ir?e..'vl3. Nuvartv.
The L.. H Fiotd Company. Jackson. Mlcb.; «;*or£« F.
Vi.s:*r. i-I.n:^ u-i'l sult#, Navarre. .
• 'tmrles 11. :"r»n«l!n He Co.. Crand Rapl.l". ilioh ; A. S.
\Yli-k<rr»:ia>v. allka anil ctre*s bouJh. Navarre.
<•. M. No-.- .i ivtrolf. Tn . dryrooJs. St. f!»-nr s^.
M.ra Hr >ri . -.«. Maysrtllr, Ky.; William Mer». dry
gt>'jils attii ii.i: ..us' Cumtxrland.
Wath .■. Paltcraon, WUmtnctoa. Ohio; 11. R. Patterson.
Jrjito.jJs. Ah •::.
"■"link, s.-.i;. ,^ !'ro«s»r. Columbu*. Ohio: Mrv !>. Pxosser
an.l Mrs. *nn • M. t'llnk Scale, millinery. Victoria.
'/.. E, Hurr.b< ... Fowler. InJ.; dcpartmcßl •■.'■-. Na
va'-re.
Uroad«a\ i. ■■ * I>itUvlHb. Mich.: H. J. Mo»«rs aad
Jct-.nli* Muii'i.', '-ymxids. Br adwai Central.
Colombua <:•.'; npaa] I • ..nnbu». On . Charles N.
Rutcr und Mrs < Pox, ctoak». suits and (nrr. Allvrt.
J. J. t-r^ui .! ;Vr!v>n. T«x. . merchant. BrW*av
Central.
«.'. i; Ito^y. i;.i-nl'!.\ i:;. . diygoodi notions an.! een
•r«l merohanili-' R'telch.
Fair A Co.. »'e»er»t' ro. citil Miss A. Armstrong, dry
sooils and nUUllnery, i>ri!ilncton.
\, .... Taft A >'.., CMnmhus. Ohio; Soplia roes, mil
Hlifiy. Chelxea
I>la 9. Bins. X"ii; i Ohio 1 milliner)". Che'sea.
Sleln it QoMst«tn, t!f\«;anii; K. A. WoMst-Mn. depart
merit »tor.>. li«-ruld Rquare.
Obvrft * <'«... SflUney, Neb.; Robert S. Ob*rf*M*r,
rlothlng Waldorf.
John ■• L««l4 Company, t.oulsvtll«; C. O. I^n^aster.
dryieootls. BrtKhton Heach.
June* & Auvlelte, Jamfstovrn, X. y . v. V. McCombea.
dtTßooda. Victoria.
Columbtu Merchandise Company. Columbus. Ohio: Peter
Si-hrelner. nntluna. HeraM Square.
<• if. Wortblnston. Ja--kson\iiu». Te». I .Ir\«.x>'« St.
Denis,
M Stern. I.lttle (toe* Ark.; ilryguoJa millinery.
Paleli-h.
lJrown Brothers. \Vheehns. V\*. Va . A. O, Rrown.
tailor?. Herald ?|iar».
Kvaas Lloyd .i. Co.. I'hK'Vßu; B. Heller, cloak*, fur*.
tU\. lark Avenue,
• 'l«nin & Bchaoffer, Palla*. Tex.; T. ricmnwn.«, mil
linery. No 4.1 Weal Tw«lfth-«t
Strou»» A HlrsohlwrK. Toung»iomi. Ohio R Hiriwh
b<Tß and I :.i- i I. lob-nun. >lr>B(H.d^. Hrl\«M.*r«p.
Grorc* 11. Heine.nan Company. Milwaukee; A. Heine
man. hat?, linn" lal
Mlddleton Manufarturillg Company, Milwaukee: W. C.
MidUlelon, hats. Navarre.
J. 11. Randolph, Fort Bcott, Kan; dry*oo>l». Alhert.
.losiin Dry Qooda Company Denver; A. U. De Vry. <Jry
irnnd*. Manhattan.
Mi - . i. Meyer. Cadiz. Ky.; J. Mayer*, dryaoods,
n-a.if ird
Kent Company. (Cleveland: Charles u«i»»«nbiirc. dry
go* •!- raid Squat*
■Uiunensan A Co.. sanit St». Marie. Ml.-h. ; n. R'.urr.en -
■en, 'ir\ goods. Victoria.
Hli\men.«en Brothers, lliiniiti.Ti?. Mtch.; " r?umen.«er.
dr\«oorl9. Victoria
1». Meyer, O»wego, N. V.. [nine O. Meyer, millinery.
No. 44S Central Haiti West
Qeortra Huntlry. Cl l'>ia<iii Rvrinfs. Mo.; department
■tore, No 3.14 Vital Knrts flfth-»t.
E. S. Iluntlev, El Dora<ta Spring*. Sin.; ceneral m»r
rhandts^. No. t\fH Went rcny-nfth-st-
D /.eiin»a & O>.. Athens, Ohio; .1. 11.-..,i|» ri GrjgooX*,
Hoffman Housk.
[• W, 1 >men, Amarlllo. TVs ; dryaaadv, P». Gennt*
W. H Ellington * Co.. Illllshoro. Te\. . W. II FHIInc ■
ton. •rood! hi ijefrfte ,••■■
Starr Dry Good* Company. T^iilxvllU. Ky.; Bell* P.
Ix'Mer. . toakS. Herald Square.
A. r. Rickey, St. Louis; mlllln»ry, 11.->(TTT»in
.tones K>iiMirtftf.n. Jackaon, Ml»» . Mr« I. S.-r»i»on.
millinery, H*raM Square.
Sternberg Ilrothem. Alton. III.; J. 11. SlernN-r*. drr
irooa.l «nd cloaks: T. C Harris. drysooda, >■'■ !'"> iv»jt
Forty fifth
Thom«i P. Pyrne. Detroit; drynoode, Fv»r»tt
Buckeye Barbers' Supply Company. Dayton, Chin; >%lr -
em-« a. WrliTßtn», barbers supplies. Fifth Avenue Hotel
A. Bo««n«law«liy. Milwaukee, •\vi.i . A na(rer»li\w*kr.
hair nrtjament* and leather «-r»>.i«. No. I West One-hun
<lr"l-»n<l first -St.
fl. Whitney, O«lawar», Ohio; <IrvfO.-Hi». No R23 Wev
Knd-ave.
.t. Eisrnan Company. Portsmouth. Ohio; 1. M Kumin
an.i S. J. niemnn, woollens and cotton goods. York
Brown. Ca)d*n * Wlnn. I onlnKt^n. Ky. . Ml(« Mary G.
inn and * 'in* Brown, wonien'i furnl*hlng«. SlVrthn
Washington.
roaster. Ros« & Banous. Auburn. K> . J. ll.' FV»t»r . de
ranraent more. Cumtttrland.
H. H. Hohlt, Hrenham. Te» , William MeUaar. depart"
maul »loi«. an*.
118 TV (f> TP (ID Y. AND POINTS IN*
L£) \HJ <=>) LJ Ui/ L\J NEW ENGLAND.
tALL HIVER LINK tat Newport, %.: Riv«r. Boston and
all taj.ern and Nor:hera Points. Steamer* PRS(-lILL-».
and PfniTAN. Orchearra on each. L-av» PUT 19. N. R.
f>xc oi Warroc St.. week day» ana Sundays At 5.30 P. M.
PltGVlDi_\r-K LINE for Proviience. Boston. North <IBJ
F.ait. c'.ei:i<:r» PLYMOUTH «nd PILAIRiiI. Orct*»
tra t n m:1. Leave Her IS. N. H.. Tool M-rra* St., waak
d«»-s ealy, at 6 P. M.
NoUWICH I;*NE tor New London. Block Islasd, Nor
wlctt. Btoatncton Watc?» Hill. Narragaas«tt P:er. a ress
ter. Hoaton. Xor;h and fcia»t. ateamera CITT OB*
UiWKLL ar, I CIIUSTEU W CHAPIN. I^av* Pier *>.
N. U.. fod Ctavkaoa St.. week d*y» only, 6 P. M.
NEW H\\"EN LINE for N-w Haven. tartasjßslq aa4
North. Week days Str. Rt'^lAßt' PECK !»». Pier *>.
1. H i k'>. ft E. 31st St. 3uO P. M Str. NSW
HAMr^iilßn Ks. Pier 20 B. R. 12 - *-- Sunday*
RICH. PECK Us Vier 10 E. R. 9 30: ft. E. 31at 3t
1U:00 A M.. return due N. V. 143 P. M
TU*k»t!> »ni itatervoms. alt Lines, it 111 tn. 673,
1 tsj 1 354 Krcadway. U5 Cnl d Square. 182 s'-. A>enu«.
US Colurr.bui Avenue. 273 W. «R.i 153 E. 123 th 9tre«t.
N>w Tork: 4 Court. >>60 Futtca Street. SSO Brcai«ur.
Brooklyn. ar.d a» i'i»r».
inidiliui^iy uilJu'l&ft 13 v
tulal.Al bt*iuiier» NEW YORK" »nd "AUBANY" of
i the Hudson River Day Ljds. fute&t and Saeat rtv«r taata
la the world
Lca.va Urookljp. Fulton St. (by Ar.nej).. »:CO *.. la.
■• l<t»brc«sM St. P!«r - »(> "
\\v»: 3S St 0 (*» "
•' Waai l»th St . .» *»
l*r.dlnj: at Tonkar* Wnt Point. Nrartarsh. Foas »•*•"
»<». Kinsst.->n Hjlnt. rarsk!'.!. Hudson ani Alsany. ! ai.«.
e»Cf»t Sunday. ?pecUl Trains to Catskin Mtn. rescrw
ar.J Saralv-sa. an^l nay WDBtUOM to ai? points T>J»-
North an.l West Through tK '■iets and b*s»;t,- checHtd »
efflces Of v V. Tran§!-r ■•• Most d*!ls*tful one-day
actln** to Wtst T'^nt. S.wturgn. or Po-*'*. ».-•;■»:«. r«
tUT! IDS en down tvat.
Rp«tnjrant open ,• 7A. M MfSTC.
g . "id o^ \Pz: aOi
Utvmt L'<a:m«»> at. at J. 15 P. M. .mi ; •»)» i **
V 11 ) .... 21. ->» P. 11. (Saturdays .P. M. '.
l2Wh S>t en Saturday* only. ]» P. jt. For HU "-«-'» a
Falls \V«st I'oint. Cornwall. Ne«t>ui» i. New lUmSur*.
UUton. Pouihke«r»S«. Bsopua. Roiidojt ±zi Klnc«ua-
Orche»tra on boari*. .
' - pn_re @ 1LQ532
NEW YORK — AI.BAXV
N*w t . W. Stor»r. «ai!:nt on 01M
.-.■it-3 In Jul\. and Adirondack.
rEHNATIN.I l»\lt \ .\>«» SIM>\Y.
SPIXXtIID Aa'OJIMODATIO.NS. ORCHXSTKA. t*»»«
lirr ;~, X k: t..ot ot Cunal St.. « P. JI. Ptrevt r«i
comwrtloa nt Albany with rxfr*** trains »o all p«>int».
t-*T>l 1". foe C. W. M^ii« Souvenir. Excursion SOSSBBW
*c. >!.i:r.;'.
__
"TTfflflD^lLDGaiE.
?tr. "Clt" of Trey" or " aaja*aßJß ' le»v 0 Pier ♦". ■"*■ *•
West li-ti. St.. Utl «eaccpi SaturJayK. at •> t v . M. »Un
djy-STEAMERS TOCCU AT ALBANY. Dir*.t "HJV^
connections mttJt. »l Troy tor ail resort* NcTih ar.J t^»^-
Phone 120»-*prtn«. DIXINO ROOMS OX MAIN <?*££
nSARCUUOBT. EXCURSION; TROY .I 2
TOGA »1.5 i« I.AKK OEOROE. J« 30. Wlt^.^.rov.
VT. » .l». SKXIJ FOR POOKT.CTTTXCrP.SION TOt-K^
olfsiLElMiii Oii
For Catskill and C*t»it;ll Mountain Points. Hudson ami
Tnc Berkshire*. CoxsacWU' and way UnJinf*. .-• •* n> •
KAATKR3KIIL or ONTEORA. week-days. - F. M
from Christopher St ; I I' M. from West I:9th S> ..
Extru boat (ONTEORAI. Saturday*. l •' frc-n
Chrtatophn St.: I:S« irvvn West i:9th at. far CMW*
Hodaoa b> »ir.n<-x. and M.tid<*i. . .
Special trains for Cairo. Palanvtlla. Otis fcvimm.-.
Ultuua Corners and Tannersville
Din.n« Rooms on Main t>»ck
llluuratfd Folder i:u:,J fre«-
BLOCK ISLAND. ORIENT. g r e n po rt,
SHELTER ISLAND AND SAG HAR
BOR, VIA MONTAUK STEAM
BOAT CO.S LINE.
From rt-r 13. K. P.. N. V.. Mar Wall « «- \*Z^
rip»rt Satur.iajs. -. «► P. M . Sat.. IP. m M-miaJ*.
««Lra ;rip. >» "' A. M.. for ■'* H*r^■>^
City Hotels. _^ r
THE HANOVER,
To r-nt by th« jpsajr, saason a» s'»«rt»T not .-•>m!TK»M-'"je
apartmenti. furnished ami nnfurnish*(l. from e»pr»m^* r ••
now t.p^n for insp#ctt>->n. tiibl* American vl»a- *>• r
ll.ithaway. 1—
II \.NTI V KtnNIPHED APARTMENT: private
. bath: $1.90 rtalty: meals for two. f"l »a»al»
VAN REX^SELAER. » r iff I lth. n W »'> » r * _
E Hlrs<-h I^-it*\ttl» Kv; 'lr>s»i». Sav«*T. _—•«
K. ai J. (I.wvl. «.'atit'n. 11l ; i"ath«rln« HoodL --<*«iai
fumlshir and mttUn*rv. Rroa.iwav «>ntraL . .
.' .v. Pr->han.lt. .-an Ai.s.-'. ••>. Tm ;U 0 XlmltS. <Jrr»
tools. Navarre. . v -.t«»
C ytoit. rifvclan-1; J««nnie r,*rjhe^. dryro^*; ""»
<>r!th»n. milllnfry: can of Voaa A Statm _««^ '
St«S*). f»r.<>r * Ob.. Chlcayo; P. R. Brm.h^l^-. *••"•
\»unKeilOrf>thers, Dea Moinea. lowa,. Max Salls-ro, tau*
oripc. KmuiwaT Centra!. _ . - - -
RothschiM Brothers. Ithaca. N. T. : .1 D- Bailor, arr* _
ilb#rt. i Co.. I**-. »• _ W. C-.
Linaari £ i MaSßats !^ak». T : w.
L#ixaard. dry«o«via. S«m«i . . _ ,->_.
B Orp»nh*imer * Co., North -«»'»r. Inl . » '"P*
i»nhfiiu'-. drygootla and clothing. ' *"*'"*£ »-
J. O. Oppenh'im * son. >i^ih«a. lad.. U. OvS*» n lal * --
ajaaaaal ia*r^hasdi»a> ' a iillari
Steamboats.