Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 9, 1881, Page 2

But the 20,000 people who thronged | Gill is really the cause of things going] D, F, Manderson, into Jerome Park and around it on |0 badly in the matter of the memo: COTHAM COSSIP. T Baswits & Wells, A. CRUICKSHANK & CO,, Have Just Received another Large Invoice of the VERY LATEST STYLES IN PARASOLS ) . | Decoration Day were not the only ;’n;:. 1 ;I.null‘l think 1'..- “Hum]n‘.-.m .;li ATTORNEY - AT - LAW. ] : ones who spent the day at a race |fully afraid to mect Poe in the worle (2 Farriam 8L, Omahn, Neb | The American VIOtOTY a6 BOBOM | courwe: Tt was. alsy opening dap-at | thai he nov knows mare abst S 41 Farhut ot any of us miserable mortals, able Miss Dickinson not long I NT since made him a little better known IN NDBR{\SKA' | 1422 Douglas St. Caldwell, Hamilton & Co,, than he was by , intends to upset BANIKXERS. Brighton Beach and the races there attracted a crowd of about 10,000, drighton Beach does not rank very | high among the upper class of turf men, but the ranning there times very g and at all events Co ney Island ds are not usually | ry hard to Neither of the | 3 illard's w allow any of his|and then sct 'ein to rights s to run at Brighton. The course | changes made by Boucica Downs---The Famous Lor- illard Stables, is some Professional Cornet Blowing— The Editorial Change in “The Post.” | things gener in that establishment n. The t don (1 . is also under ban with Belmont, | suit him at all, so he has given orders| Busines trsnscted same as that of an incor. AND Yrom Ol OWh Copresponaént | and, T bolieve, with nearly all others [to obliterate them and make more }w: Lk s o b i s LARGE STOCK, ke Rrthe sjorre | Who enterlorses at Jerone Park and | show. There will probably be a great |, Awcourts kept fn currs d subject Loy aticit waro fashi, iorro |t Tong: Dranch, A Jeromo DPark|desl of ‘how" abont }ia msnags Oettificates of depostt iswied payable i thres, | GOOD GOODS, Tead m Dis bank aceount since the | nabob would consider it as shocking | ment. One of his changes will be the six ‘An iclve, monthe bearing Interst, or or | ; ahead in his bank account since the . ! : : e Sl at Ir to be seen at Brighton Beach, as his | substitution of a sort of counter for n c et LS R wife \\uul;v; to go shopping in the | the ticket office. A man wlll stand | Advances made b0 customers on approved secu- | LOW PRICES. Derby. It made more of a stir for K 'l rities at r - y. And yet lots of people who go to the races at Brighton manage to | pick up just as much enjoyment as| behind the counter to sell tickets and wswer questions. The programme of Manager Stetson indicates that there | Draw si Iand, and all parts of Europe , bills of exchange, govern y and city bonds. drafts on England, Treland, Scot the time than the momentous ques tion at Albany as tc whether Conkling shall get back the title that was given They are more BEAUTIFUL than 4 e | the more nobby, and somctimes the | will be an air_of the counter about | s pickebagscnld § " A e T Botd e | e anobly, pescons o oo T, | vryihing. <1 hal lay Booth, if| S buvras el | Burt & Mears’ |any they have yet received and still iy ey s 1'\”_1,”"1‘”‘.‘1,'«‘ While the tarf olds it own, and a | his intendod aitractions. Tooth nay | Sngiot | lower prices. o e ATHRNS e pros. | little more, the pedestrian business | possible object to being “played” by 3 $ \ Fiaide e 5’"“# o napany b O TTO% |gooms to b about played ont. Walk. | & manger who tks of him o thay | United States Depository. Gents' Shoes and Ladies' Fine THEY ARE ALSO IN RECEIPT AND JUST OPENED A ¢ Joct of milord Rossoe recovering tho | ing matches no longer draw ‘a_crowd | fashion. It is runiored, by the way, S EY ARE 1 AD INED SPLENDID LOT OF TILSTERS!? THE VERY LATEST STYLES. Among which are the “Mother Hubbard,” “ The title, When the dispatches announc- | 0 Gotham, and a revival of interost | that Mr. Booth will soon”be on his ing the victory of Troquois went up | tl t t looks decidedly | way back with his invalid wife, whose : | e o boards: “the cfowdy | doubtful. Tho O'Loary match last| conditton is ko low thiat there is ho avionaloban | ; Qanced around with & much enthusi. | weok was a marvel, 8o far as the scores | hopes of her roc overy, and that he P ORAHA 8o Tn:)lanl:IECL‘ml:ernen, All Other Shows st : ) y cerned, b ! ; Il return to fill sut” foreign eng : mply Do Not Exist. asm asalot of boys at a Fourth of | We cerned, but financially it was | will return to fill sut foreign engay Cor, 1oHR; N Pavhvm. At July fireworks show. But T can't|® dismal failure, The manikin shoe- |ments, This must secm a cruel state- — SELLS BROTHERS' knows the sy that the enthusiasm extended to |maker, from Brooklyn, Vint, made|ment to every one who {he “commiasion houscs,” which noat | e extrmordinary score of 578 wilen | deop affoction of Mr. Buoth for hin otvest navwise wsapsieest v | SELL . |Redingote,” and “Dollman,” in Linen, Alapacca, and { cuphonism_moans tho catablishments a1, could probable have added tew or | wife, and thero canot b e risk | oty Millionaire Confederation | Barege. | wherein the enterprising brothorhood | twelve more, af he had not stopped at | in saying it is not true. The great| guccessors To KOUNTZE BROTHERS.) OF 8TUPENDOUS RAILROAD SHOWS. Estanuisien Organfzed as a National 50, ank August 20, 1808, 8300 000 | eV O ir honest | 8 0'clock instead of keeping it up till | actor does not mean te leave his wife Ky ',f.’k',,'l'u'f:f,",','1,;',",,“]}fm.,x- 11 Another little follow, Sul-| here to dic while he goes back to En livan, made 569 miles, the pugnacious | gland to make afew dollars, Should le *‘Lepper,” Hughes, | the new manager of the theater, that, others | it scems, is still to bear his name, of “‘ho, trade of giving a sorts of *ovents,” from a dog fight up to a Presidential clection. Time | A0 unmanager Vi vho p e establishents covered 552 miles, and '“,‘ % “, " ¥y to receive subscription Yont Ty the. plebatan v of bost | miade trom B0U! miles up to B )| make an effort to “play him” there af- ury o recelvo mibacriptions to tho | rooms, but our wsthetic tastes are| uch pedestriuns had ever hef 1| ter he gets possession, lie may receive ‘“”‘“”‘“afl rising overy day, and why not tho|scen in New York. The Rowell con- | an answer that will open his eyes. 4 Per Cent. Funded Loan. gamblers participate in the elevation | tests were mere play beside it. And DINING A JOURNALIST, as well as other folks. T am not woll | ¥et, while one of the latter drow| All newspaper men may not be ac- posted on the modes and methods of | over $50,000 to the ticket oflice, | customed to good dinners, but it wasa i the book-nakers as a person whui“"" put over 820,000 in the pocket | very good one, indeed, that .l;.,3|.-u Aw'“~v“~ h\:;v\nr:‘-"n«)f:o: rosident, writes for the papers perlaps ought L,,‘uf the littlo glishman, the tedpath sat down to at Delmonico's a A J. Porvietos, Attorney., be (book-making kind o' looks as|roceipts at the last and few nights ago, as the guest of a num- .Iu|4:_,\”4 RxiaIIToN G greater match, did not foot up over [ ber of land leaguers, T am told the - DAvS, Asst. Cashier, Also from the Auction Rooms of New York a fresh addition to their Ex- traordinary Bargaius in EMBROIDERIES, WHICH THEY ARE SELLING AT HALF PRICE. CAPITAL AND PROFITS OVER - Specially authorized by the Sccretary of Treas- OPPICERS AND DIRKCTORS ¢ HmnuaN Koovize, Prosident al much Will erect its Half a Million Yards of Tents, Blaz- though it might have some canncetion Aty ing with 7 Great Electric Lights, at with literatuzo, but tho follows one | 57,000 or 88,000, and the share of the | banquot cost about $1,000, Redpath, | i receives dapoits il e % .Y, & = & ) s | vid % ROl 9 tho wi > know! . »ding- | amounts A - seos in a commission house, so-called, | Victor was only about £1,200, I“‘h ) v\mls ..]n known as an e n:mg TARI: Hima certiNokbes bausing ntati .A, don’t seem to have much of a litorary | T'he whole affair was rather damag- | ly hot abolitionist, is just as about on San_ Froneisco and principal Thursday, June Oth, \ ir about them somchow), and I don't | ing to the pockets of O'Leary and his | Irish tenants now as he w hout * United States, also London, Dublin, oally know how the system works, | Partners. — When they camo to settle | southern negroes then. He will start | o il the prinicipal cities of the conti | infinitely the Greatest Menagerie and Gircus But it scems the good news for Loril. | up they found an Irish dividend of | for Ireland for the third time to-mor- Sells pasenger tickets for emigrants in the [n. Ever Known. lard was bad nows for the comuission |About £,000. When you hold some | row, and the leagucrs thought ~ they | man i sy o anmapai| LECy S oRiamsnaell S Al houses. Oue of them reports o logs| A L mining stock, that is worth ten | would give him a good send-off. e ANRAT BRTERFT: of about $10,000, another a loss of | times more than anyone will give for|seems to have a notion Lh_< he may be ORDINANCENO. 460, 36 inches High; 42 inches Long; Welght, 812,000, and a third a loss of 814,000, [t and you get notice to step up to | arrested, but T hardly thing the Brit- 347 Pounds. sttt inler riisomnali{ itain’s oflice and pay an assess- | ish government will” trouble him in ‘ . Guess they must have been l"‘““”,",“"‘ h. I I‘_‘" ! "" l“”ll 1 ;) 1:. "‘l"t";' ll ; '4‘ s ”]‘ indsrstand ]’_[ ]’“ H T |/ ordinance to prevent mulitating books in [ The Only 857,000 Full-Grown Pair of Living the wrong horse, or something. The | ment, that is an Trish dividend. 1t | that v understand that he has | public T iFpopblanisss xh) p srobably ba some » before [ made gemel o send letters to | Beitordained by the City Council of the City 4 whole smount that changed hands in | Wil probably be some time before | made ngements to send letters t G ne h e asdity Coa IOl Ol Gotham on the result is figured af|Q'Leary ventures on another walking [ about t American newspapers, | {52 neraon who shalll wiltany of 820,000, 1t scems to be just as|Mateh in New York; The match got |and if he keaps them all supplicd h | ut, write upon, Injare, defage, toar common nowadays to make bets in| U Ry Eimis a short timo beforo was [ probably won't have much time fo talk | ¢ b picearasr New York on races — horse races, boat |41l more disastrous. The recoipts | at land league meetings or give John | i \ e of ot less than racos, and go-us-you-plenso afluirs—in | €07 the wholo week amounted to about | Bull any particular bother as an agita. | oue five dollars for every such | A at | #1400, and the expenses were probably | tor. Redpath, by the way, is neither | a5 0 ) or part of acts in confilet Teromo Park in | £0,000. Tho signs scem to be that | an Irishman nor an American by birth, | with this ordinance are b I Madison!Sgtiare|gardsn; walking matches are plaged out in | He came into the world in Scotland, | Gigned) THE LORILLARDS, Gotham, and perhaps it is high time | but was brought on a visit to Uncle | passed May &1st, 1881, y Lovillard always bicks his horses | (hey wore. * The novelty wore oft long | Sam us o child, and ho has boon ol At like aman. He was said to h o, and nothing was left but small | pretty thorough-going American since ity Clork i arole’s victory a |#ambling and an exhibition of physi- | he grew up. Just now he seems to be | Approved June 1ih, o] od 850,000 by 1% couple of y The figu currently credited to him on Troquois, but his own statement is that he wins $12,600. But it is not to make monoy that Mr. Lorillard raises good horses { and runs them. He was a millionaire ¢ before he touched that thing at all, and he gets to be more and more of a |7 (Sikuod ) JAMES E. BOYD, of | Mavor, | The Only $50,000 Aquarium of Monster LRV Artic Amphibie, The Only $18,000 Drove of Six Performing Colorada Cattle. Only $22,000 Two-Horned Hairy Rhinoceros. | The Only Pair of Living Wooly Elephants. he Only Pair of Full-Grown Lol stress and strain that was simply | a good I more Qrish than many brutalizing, the rish themselves, Considering his| — il RO reputation s a newspaper man, it SOETRNS CAR s nlu-lhstiurln'n-ly ORDINANCENO. 459. New York newspaper nien, except the — | The reporters on duty, met him at the Del- monico dinner, CARL SCHURZ. TROUBLE FOR LEVY One of our distinguished fellow- townsmen, the illustrious cornet man Levy, is in legal trouble again, and it looks pretty serious this time. The charge against him now is nothing less rade of Cuming ks, y Council of the City by the ( of Omahi, as follows: Bears, :I:lt”hn o ;Lr'}:l!}u:::;.l l)l‘x: Li»:xltliull nll than bigamy. 1t is mado by & woman dl-:Il‘"U ixIx ll'll:‘ll\l‘;;::f'rl“]:::. :‘L:Y“L'IT“:“:}:: west of Tty thind be and the same ' is herehy | tic Rainbow-1Tuc] Mandrill, I ’ ostate which d his brother |y "o B from Englad o cousls | change > ownershi 3 > | established as follows y Full-Grown Living Giraffe, e e inherited 18 one of the most valuable | *1© eAme here from England a couplo | EHUEEE B0 the Frening Post, some | S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANUFACTURING of weeks ago, and who says she is lis only lawful wife, 1f this bad for the wife he mar York about six y guesses that are belioved to be good | lventy foct S vo been made as to the moncy feat- [ unifonn weent to the cast curl of S s of the matter. According ‘to the | et b2 a0 cleyation of seventy two fect, in New York, It consists mostly of real estate, all well located and bring- inGin a large annual incomo. Thoy 80 it is ed in New ars ago, Miss Con- JAMES ROBINSON, * | Only Bareback Equestrian Emperor of the Uni - JEWELERS. ! verse; who cives the largest sala havo & prosperous business, too, as | (o% EXTER YORE 0, Sss Con ue put upon the papor | tion of enty-threw an ; Tt any lving A 1 {5 Yy a8, daughter o T chango 8 curb of W 1 fee ] largo as any in the tobaceo. B. Conway, an actor, who had made g the chango was §1,000,000. | urb el Wheaton stroet, and o Continuig | The Cnly King Sarbro's Royal Japanese Sy / their revenue from it is said to be at S N'l‘l;““'m but not much moncy, X A:q f(l.r u.uwll.l.q alone, ‘l pect- | west by uniform uscents and decents hetween Circus. LA STOUK OF least half a million a year. George | : ' .| 1ve of the Post building, which is con- | points spevitied with elevation, ws follows: The Only $25, il . . . oman from England says Lovy | 'Y % o SHoTION 5. Went. curh diviston. str ¥ $25,000 Wiilis Cobb's Miniat . 0 0 has become almost as noted a turfman | Loe,bomat from Bngland says Levy | 25 00 00~ A M 500,000, The |, 3eriont Wt eurl” division st v dire) 4 U left her with several children, Ho | 3 Cikhty-six fect, west curh of Montana st Circus. as Pierre, though it has not been hia | g U SR cbiomen T fintorost that was sold to Mr, Schurz, | o o i y : ll;(.]‘:.:(i:\\lllll lmmleln u:fmnlttlnn as })l;.n]m- supply her with mor but stoppod Mr. Godkin and Mr. White repre. |stret (118 ;'”“l’.' b ane Ty e Ak Come and see our stock, as we will be pleased to show goods. ol brother, € won iree ol ho s sented $( 1 cannot ),000. 1t is reported, but | t teen fect, cast curb ldaho street (115) one uch for it, that the money dand four curh Charles the supplics sometime ago, and now A5 EXL DGHE, when she asks him to pay up he tolls | OFPONITE PONTOFFICH EDHOLM & ERICKSON. MAX MEYER & BRO., races at Jerome Park on Monday, when the American Jockey club e ) o lawyer) that as | 0 Make the purchase was advanced eot, east, ourb opened the spring season, -and he | MF (07 rather tells her lawyer) that | by Mr. Villard, who has lately come vireet (105 inse e MAX MEYER & BRO. he left the children with hershe oug Levy. Tho generosity of letting his | o 3 o 3 o N | one-half, and west curb idred and six (106) camo moar earrying off . fourth. | ¢ o afiafiod, and not come. bother. | M0 S0me prominenco in_connection | el wn west cursone b red andaie 100 | Piorro Lorillad's intorost in horses | iy "yoout him. Everyhody bnows M N railrond, | et i o ot v, e the Oldest Wholesaleand | oMmAaza. * i Some of his fncmL say that ho went thoro novor was anything mean about f e} what it was bofore the chango, | ¢ [ SR LRADING \ | X into the business of *raising racers [ (o} - R ETERETY OF condition | *nd the only noticeable thing sinee the | Street (251t hunded one thirty-four fect, i ) Retail Jev.vejlry House in with . convietion that Americu | that h should not bo asked £o give | CnSe took place is a pooulinr twist | weat b (4t hundred and thise-fivo foct ST s Omaha. Visitorscanhere | ean produce boiter horses | ypvthing toward thoir s o B | oF the English language now and then | faut () e st reeh o hamired fitty | RO England, and that his | woltl'5 iy groat and nobls taturs | in the leading articles, as though the | five @i fet, thence by unitorm ascent toan | BAUGHMAN AND BUTLER, find allnovelties in Silver has A | Py than chief object all b s BRELANBRRIO ration | man with the pen did not feel quite | ) s 41 o] % il : s boon to provo it, Ho carea nothing | 0t sy, e b shaaed | 9150 OF his zround. Possibly tho' in. | The Creeduoer DestShot I champion of | Ware, Clocks, Rich and about profit in the matter, though of Stylish Jewelry, the La 3 5 IN THE ata point thirteen feet west of the east I counitry rond General Agents for the ™ | Finest and Best Pianos and grade elevation of the I | when ho boughit a eheap comot. as the | tHieacies of this mother tongue of ours > S WO! - > boug s cornet, | are still, occasi i rifle be- he Most Gorgeous $300,000 Free Proces- Spuras ho would rather mako n little | spory gous, fur th shorill to lovy on | 276 8till, occasionally, - just'a trifle b o8} Sormeous yond the grasp of Mr, Schuj There sion of Sensational Surprises; than lose (ho is eredited with having very ) U (. judger ) OXO- i i 5 s i H | clenred $100,000 lat. yoar by winnings usEy e hedna nndyomont I':":H’:]Ly‘x‘\_n- prictions urendy that if o ques- | 3 YT o mouw;lz“il:':l;: BT test, Most Artistic, and Orgia,l?.; r?&gu:?g‘:}sri%w i Keuping up Choroputalion o AWMOFIAE | Sty oy oy Lo Mo g | Which Sehur, Gotkin und White hok]| Vet st G o s T s AND CAMELS, Choicest Selections in ntablo,and o lkes to” tako aomie of | Som York cd ey (000930 | firco' sovoral and distinet. opinions | w0 any Eastern Manufacturer New York cares much as to Levy him- i tho starch out of Juhn Bull on the AE o el Mo Leyy hime (s sSb i Ok n dend ook Ehatioven | iy THOS. 10, DALY, | The Only Show that absolutely has ail and | Precious Stones, and all and Dealer. b horse question, As to the I ia Hins | 2o botherdio pela dgopars in dtho FRUTEECI TS 81 1 6008 o8k Siabayer Prest ity coundil Everything it Advertiscs. o i N {ory ome i Im~':.yra‘u”-':"}}'"m'.'."'{ il l]':“‘[llillu ey ll"lnluhr“gu”" | 7 Pot samobiimac - GaNEAR, Aox The Only Show that permits no peddiing of| €SCriptions of Fine | Pianos and Organs sold altogothor un American viotory. after |yt for " “Amrionn it Vi | R any king | Watches, at as Low Pri- |{oF cash or installments at all. - They point out in the first place | Gontrived to Boln i lvcung aptaanttil T s Approvad i One Ticket Admits to all Advertised 5 4 A Bottom Prices. i :\lll;t‘:;:izll‘:iJl:I::ssn:‘\;-I:t ‘g.,m.;,..,fl:.l,”.‘ll 82 | ort bufonho warried Lur, bt wheth | (i IANES E BOYD, Shows. ces as is compatible with | A SPLENDID stock of B0 A Caly Talsod In | g will hold good or not remains to be AN | — ——— Cliildren Under 9 Years, Half-Price, | ry . ?l."‘ ¥""“‘lr)' in the sccond’ pinee that | yoon, For a man whom the crowd is | ERADE SAMAR ORDINANCE NO. 462 TWO EXHIBITIONS DAILY, AFTERNOON honorable dealers. Call S!;emwa Planos, Kna.b_e tho other, waa also inuported, and in | e S wipopulae | B | A o chion 2 and soction | FunaTIbE insoln ey o i, S esaay | 8 |anos, and other makes. the third place that he was handled | PeO08 Wy, His et o ot capter e ordinancos pwssed by an English jockey, Archer, the uiost successful jockey on the Eiglish and ridiculously pompus airs | set overybody against him lor and you might canvass the whole city and February 27th, roved March 1stf | B¢ it ordained by the City Council of the City of REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS. Store, Tower Building, | Also Clough & Warreu, corner 1llth and Farn- |Sterling, Imperial, Smith anyway, and if the Americun cagly | 104 I anyone. willing to say & good ikl undiunnces of the 1y o1 Disaln, s J. H. FLIEGEL, ham Streets, American Organs, &c. Do wants 0 do some sereaming over th | VoG (07 I | His chict N [F i | Succeasor to J, 1, Thicl, not fail to see us before pnr- 5 | b 0, ol every simply | a event, why, lob the nuble ird yoll out. | boguu ho is . tadeat and b way | | * MERGHANT TAILOR MAX MEYER & BRO. | chasing. The owner of Iroquois hd gone out | ™ 1103 of & gentloman, | cirvus, or any other exh amuse D TED| ) Y to Jeroize Park before the news came | THE FOE MEMORIAL, [ or e At witain Chis. gcutioned | No. 880 Douglas Street, Omaha, Neb, JTI"IE GREAT WESTERN GLOTI'"NG HOUSE_ tha he was winner of tho Derby, and | Tt turns out, just s wmany of us Eimvbis » ootie 157 0 ol Erovided that og | LA » when the dispatch reached him therv, | thought it would, that (e great Pou hibitioas, showw, or A J. R. Mackey, his friends gathered ar liatiorbu showered 5o many con ulations on ud and | fostival on Shakespeare’s birthday was e s required M. HELLMAN & CO.,, 4 | 3 N | financially a fizzle, The total receipts, - ol [ r seliool ¢ ferary of | N I him that he had Teason to think him- | ineluding soume contributioms, w . R Ay, (4L |dmnatl cyiarialu Ll 9| . : self about seventeen times “a biggor | tod to 81,640, aud the exponso w uo ‘THE GREAT [ “licrion 2. Tnat soction 6 of smid chapter 89 b [ oot claa § 3 s s tv All St l wan than old Grant.” Tt was the | to 81,000, 80 dhat instosdiaf o Rl 14 8 The fellowiig | 5 QURE14tH 401 Delas Bta, Omte, Nebe | | prlng uits ! y es ! ] second racin day at the park, und the | tho wemorial fund thero was a los of | thi paoin TR MR ey s | attendance was large, though not to |8 The whole affuir wa tehed. | Citvus cach twenty -four hours, $200. y | wared with that of the opening | Iy managed, and whother (he. i o P | i whow wiih rou, ac_ ey four ioury BYRON REED & CO IMMENSE STOCK AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. day, when, on account of its " being | goat Gill was the real cause or not. it Each refreshment stand traveling with circus i —— Decoration duy, too, and all kinds of s certain that tho blundering put a | | cach ety four hours, & e OLDRST ESTABLISIED | \ b . i usiness suspended, it was not dificult | damper on the memorial project fro cais A SAeR ke 46 Rousb o Th L t' Ll th H W t f Gh | to draw a big crowd anywhere. Tho | which it will not bo asy 1 e v [0 e L A cton Lo R i § ‘Rfla'l Esmte A eney ] &Pgfls 0 ng 0USe West 0 l[}&g[). | throng on that oceasion numbered ut | Ther porformance at Hootl's theatro, | Meuralgia, Seiatica, Lumbago, |1l 1Lk sallors per year, 82 [ | L ! 1.»31 fu,uuo, :uullauo the day wasbright | some months ago, netted about $2,800, Havhcaha, Sargnou of the Chest, | ., ., "Waed s o theater, | IN NEBRASKA. and pleasant, and the drags of the fand this is in the hands of the trewsur. | Gowf, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swell- | tieatcr > W A 2 i y i conch club were out, Fifth avenueand | er, Mr. Palmer, A performanes it ings and )gprain;, Burns and | ™V freak vr‘lrh g A Department for Chxldren_ 8 CIOthn-!g' Murray Hill, the scene was one of the | was given at the Madisn Square the = Scalds, General Bodily | matur por day 2, | = po—— We have now an assortment of Clothing of all kinds, Gent's st _b_"l“m“‘ yet witnessed on the | atro ay go was understood to have Pains, i sl e e g | D | Furnishing Goods in great variety, and a heavy stock of Trunks, attractive grounds at Fordbam. — The | produced $700, but the manager has dJ nenti ay, ¥1 | " i X drive out there in one of _the wost do- ot turned over the moncy, thugh h | 109tk £ar and Headache, Frosted | ™.\ 1t i) ity whow or concers, | ) : Valises, Hats, Caps, &o. These goods are fresh, purchased from 2 lightful that can be imagined. About | says it is safely invested. - Thore docs Feot and Ears, and all other PR R S p B | General Practitioner and Obstetrician, | ghe manufacturers, and will be sold at prices lower than ever one-third of it is through Central Park, | not scem to' be any probahility of Pains and Aches. [ Evens cxtabition of fue Oftice opposite Post Oftice, over Edholm & | before made, 4 3 and the country beyond is almost as | enough money being raised to pay for| N Preparation on earth equals Sr. Jacoms Ort. | s 8. Thak spctlan 1 aud e of said Ericksou’s. Residente, 2107 Chi J ¢ { pleasant to ride through as that su- | statue, but a memorial of some sont R0 3 fAEv AT W' el Batiun | chalscr 16 o Sl U i An Dty Bovened, | S We Sell for Cash and Have but One Price. i nqrh piece of landscape. The new |will, no doubt,be procured, The ad. fhlng outlay of 60 Centa, aud every oie sufler, | i e 1 forve from and afer it passage | | iverside drive, within & few rods of [mircrs of Poo appoar to have asmuch it Fain can bave choep aad jusidve wevad | (31500 My, | MRS, LOUISE MOHR, A large TAILORING FORCE is employed by us, and we make A ‘t))'w“lm;l:;:x:,:“n;l l.-nlllg‘“l: ‘tmjunu; Iu:»:bllu gul,un 'me:;;u} ul- :n.m.r l:i. .:r;;m in Bleven Langusges. !:n diop: o Eiki Graduate of the St. Leuis School of Midwives, bt | SUITS TO ORDER on very short notice. way, also leads to Jerome | memory as he himself had to get the Y ALL DRUGGISTS ANDDEA! 4 L. NS, i B W m vt U | verowitin for bis daily ncod. Ho IN MEDIOINE, Fasmod Moy s1ak 1881 1908 Gelforn, B gietaanin, o """ CALL AND SEH US. route with many who do not like to a poor-devil sort of life, and the| A, WOGELER & 0., | AW e ith, i, s north side, where calla will Lo promptly respond- i crowded when “handling the ribbons. | same luck follows his shade. 1f poor G: Beltkmore Méo U, 8 4 JAMES E. mu\.l)br d 10,84 any hour during the "“““",‘,‘,-,um |30| and |303 Farn ham St., cor. |3t h 14 !