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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
Court Of COms slaOm Pleas.
Before Judge Ingraham.


JUNE l4.-John McConkey, VS.. the Bo,cery FIRE
Insurance C0mpany.-This was an action ON p"icy
of insurance effected by the plaintiff on some house
hold goods belonging to boarding house at No lO9
Roosevelt street 1t appeared that the plaintiff kept
an emigrant and sailor boarding and lodging house,
and that fire occurred in the upper part OF the pre-
misses on the 18th Of April, 1887.
On the part ofthe plaintiff, several witnesses swore
that they had lodged in the house previous to the
fire. and that there were twenty-five or twenty six
beds in the upper stories and about half that number
in the garrett where the damage from FIRE and water
was the greatest. The plaintiffs loss was estimated
At S496 Is.
Mr. O'Conncr appeared for the defence, and con
tended that the amount Of compensation claimed by
the plaintiff was so and unjust as 10 justify
the defendants 10 resisting it. lest the practice OF sell
ling out the stock in trade Of boarding houses by fires
should become both prevalent and profitable in this
community The learned gentleman called the plain
tifs landlord and several other members OF the fire
department to prove that when the fire was burning,
and after the flames had been extingushed, very lit
tie property, or even ashes Of property, was seen
upon the premises.
Mr. Brady, Jr., rejoincd TO this that the property
was certainly there the day previous to the fire, and
called several persons to prove that none was reno
ved but that all the contents Of the upper apartments
had been burnt up.
The Jury found for the defendants.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF CHEAPNEss.

Political have frequently differed what IVES
yet any gravey recorded
to be his opinion that the nominal price article sold for
any measure Of ITS actual value Such nson wosld b
deemed 20 great iiacy that its statement on paper AZ Iogr
cal deduction would prove its aburdty yet those
dviduas who run about from another for the Pur
pose OF asceanng the minimum number Of dollars and cents
at which they be furnished with articles Of food and raj
ment, of course commit still greater, because
do who sat down in his closet argue from such fass
renses The would merely be laughed al az visionary
philosophers Of Lapuia who making deal boards
OF Sawdu and extracting sunbeams from
king that important Oa articles TO this dressing age
coat whether rock riding or the kind caled" top
matters not and how many de rent elements all OF winch
affect the interest q the to make its cost
There the material, aud secondly the quality Of
the dye used and he degree the manufacturer
Of the CLOTH These pnordal ingredients towards coat ts
self evident vary much the wind weather.
woman and 2dy when comes into the hands Of the
Snyder there the skin Of the cutter the quality Of the trim
ng snd last though not least the scientific qualifications
which she artist may possess, who is to send IL into this
breathing wordn not thing shreds and patche but
article Of beauty utility AMI luxury fated either adorn
that in coats at least many things which the world Al
large thinks az should be taken into consideration before
based TRUTH what folly it then, for to waste their
shoe leather in running after stores finding out tailo
who charge allow nominal price, when is evident that ass
Of chcapnes They should entirely disregard
price, but the tme they should examine the material
standing Of the manufacturer o notnegect the
skill Of the CUTTER and above ALL pay especial attention 90 the
Of wcrkman give the Flushing
to that which in its native simplicity prstsced the sheep bat
when proper scientific Of labor has given
it, is capable of adding dignity and beauty to the
g. noblest work OF God"
If this train Of reasoning should happen convince any
the bargain buyers that estimate articles dollars and cents
alone Iey advised forthwith visit the Of
PHILLIPS; No l06 william and ascertain BY the
evdenee their n the articles Of dress made BY
him, equal in quality durability, cut and WORK manshP
any produced by the fashionable houses in Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compare
their several prices and be convinced that although
price the test Of cheapness, PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports article and employs but
the best workmen neverhe sells for ready money at -
per less charged b. those who do business on the
old and exploded credit system. n2S-Sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

JrSE H.-Ths People VS.. Scptimus Hunfer-
The trial Of this continued throughout yes
terday, but the testimony for the prosecution was
precisely similar TO what we published at the time
Of the Coroner's inquest.
John A. Morrill, opened the case for the prisoner
in eloquent speech, and then called George Hole
man, who deposed-I have known defendant from ms
infancy, say 81 years, more or less knew his Ia
ther who was a profe ssonal man in the town oil
NargAte. He was physician; was schoolmate
with him and several Of his brothers He brought
up at his fathers. lie went to London at the APP
prosch Of manhood. He was in his fathers Office az
student until il said he went to London to prac-
tice in the hospital He was absent considerable
time, say year or two. when he returned ne had
n sign M as surgeon, and practised his own
count. I knew him after that in England until he
came here, about eight years back. His character
for honor and integrity was very good, and his iami-
ly was Of excellent standing. lie came here first
have been here three years. have never heard
aught against his character He Is strictly tempe
rate man He has attended my family az ply stefan
since have been in this country, sut not ina case
OF this kind l have known Of his attending other
families in sickness.
Cross-examined.-I have heard Of his attending
the family Of Mr.. Kingsland-did not see him there
never saw him in London. l am carpenter.
don't know whether Hunter is a married man or not
His father died before the left for this country
He had an extensive practice. His brother Yates
took his fathers practice. The last time MT hrn-
ter attended my family was some months ago.
Richard Merrell sworn.-First knew Mr.. Hunter
in Manchester. Have known him 20 years. His
father was surgeon in extensive practice We was
in his fathers Office studying. understood he went
10 London to practice in the Hospital. When he re
turned from London he practised as a surgeon, and
had nj, .ign up for 4 or ) years have known hin
here. and he has attended my family nearly years
These witnesses were followed by . number o
others. who had known the accused many years, anc
some Of whom females, had been treated profes
aIlv nv him in obstetrics, and other cases much {,
their satisfaction They concurred, as FAR as they
went, with the two first witnesses
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
AEEAA OF THE YONKERS AND HAIR.
So zS<<lf5Ge Lem STAGE.-Ths proprietor re-
1G371&. peetfuly inform; the peulic that the

~ sGTfsRp LEN sTAGE.-Ihs proprietor s r.! re-.
N8&XR speetfully inform: the PGulic that the
Yonkers and Harlem Stage will leave
the Mansion House o'clock A. NJ, and at O'clock r.
for Harlem.
Returning will leave Ranors Hotel Harlem the arriva
the o'clock A. NJ train from New York. and on the arrival
ofthe O'Clock p M train from New York. Tor Yonkcrs
NJ BAH persons that start to 60 to New York city, and
should be unfortunate to miss the regular trip Of the
Steamboats, be furnished with extra Stages ON the most
reasonable terms.
The proprietor would advise the public generally to take
board the boat whenever they obtain but when
they canns he would most eelngy and anectonaey solicit
them take the Stage in preference to the Foot Line
The public cannot otherwise than appreciate this very
nevolent aaa charitable effort
Parties from IL to 20 number be furnished with Stages
fetch them from Harlem Yonkers and carry them back
the regular stage fare 3 each way BY giving the pro-
prietor two days notice.
Letters will come direct by stage or mail
Persons writing to the proprietor alive to stage matters
ceedingly difficult obtain small change in the country
DEWITT C. KELLINGER, Proprietor.
Yonkers, May Is, 1882 myl5 I'm
e. n INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE
,wxx252Auzx@1 FOR ALBANY and intermediate places
Fare Sl.-Fare to Caldwells, l2t cents
The and splendid steamboat kOSClOskO, capt u.
HAYWOOD will the foot Of Robinson street, next above
Barclay Saturday morning June 10TH at O'CLOCK landing
at the Old State Prison wharf
Fer freight passage apply on board or 10
No. 81 West street.
This has no counexon with any other line on the River
and appeals generous public to sustain hef In inc position
she has taken against combined monopoly.
Regular days-Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays from
ALBANY jelly
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= = PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY.

= C@9 - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY
VukGAs Landing at the usual lanasgs-T new and
commodious steamboat ROCHESTER,, Cap.
tain A. St john will leave the steamboat pier, foot OF
Courtlandt street on Saturday morning. June lsth at
o'clock
For the better accommodation of the uptown passengers
this boat will land at the State Prison Wharf, foot OF Ham
mond street. ,
For freight or passage, apply CROOK FOWKEs cor.
ner Of West and Liberty Streets PETER c. SCHULTZ at
the Office, or the Captain ON board , -
All goods freight bank bills specie, or any other KIND Of
property taken shipped board Of this boat must Dc al the
risk Of the thereof.
NJ B. For better accommodation OF the up town pas
seneers this will land the Old Prison Wharf, ost Of
uSra,rd s,re.t my23-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE Is. 1889

.t - GOOD NEWS. Ola Boss Richards s Co. of 24o
Canal 1t, have opened their fashionable mammoth
Boot through Greenwich st. with good
trance in Greenwich door sm Canal well calculated Cor
ladies' and children Their asssrmens and fashions
not eqaaed and prices low lao Canai the
largest Boot in the world. Jel-imr
BOOTS, 8OOTs, BOOTs-AT WALKER
& CO.'S, 906 Canal st, cor. Of Hudson st.-Just re-.
ceved 600 pairs Of gents summer dress bso the
article offered the public with steel and brass
plates on the heels prices S22 SO and So pair Gents
CATERS and high cut walking shoes from $2to per PAIR
and chdre.s boots buskn shoes Of coors sor sizes ana
fashions prices 5c 75c and 81 pair Gents Frencn ana
ehilens boots Don't mistake walkers 900 Canal street
Hudson and 235 the o Greenwich street. or he
old stands, 226 and $40 ny24ln'
NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
~ The subscriber has taken the House No. koose.
Welt street. and Chatham which he has fitted up and
furnished with neatness and convenience Inc ir
Drs and fixtures entirely new, and the bar and "en
furnished
To clubs and parties limited number Of boarders and
to travellers the New England House offers
which the advertiser trusts will ensure him share OF the pun
lie patronage s.. hoohA''
NEW LODGING HOUsE.-The large story Hou.e,
IN Nes SO 10 street. few doors east of Broad
way sde has been taken and retted for the above
purpose genel and modern STYLE with entire new ura
still in the immediate vicinity Of public business The rooms
very large airy being - to Is Parlors with bedrooms
attached sufficiently large for two BEDS with alarge number Of
TO dodgers gentlemen of retired habits this
situation has peculiar the rooms will DC rented
very low and kept in superior order.
No Bar kept on the premises.
In few weeks limited number OF Boarder viii be ae'
commodated with breakfast and tea.
NB-The be rented without furniture, As best
suits the applicants.
Apply on the premises. mys0-Im-
OONGREss HALL, I42 BROADWAY, N. Y-The sub.
~ scrbers beg leave inform their friends and the public
generally that they have taken the above extensive Hotel
Strangers visiting the city, either pleasure or
agreeable place Of residence being in the immediate
vicinity Of the prominent leading te he CONNER
also contiguous to the various places Of
amusement
The subscribers hope by assduous aen to the accom-.
modaon comfort Of their guests also to their table, to
merit a share pspc patronage.
ASA HOLT, Late Of Hollis Hotel)
ry3O lms FREEMAN G. EWERS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

Ory- LARGE SALE OF REAL EsTATE.--The atten
on Of the public called to the extraordinary sale OF
consisting the Arcade the City Hotel and many large
substantial and valuable private granite built dwelling hoasss
in tho city Of New Orieaas SYLVESTER CO., Of 10
Broadway the agents for the Transaction Of the
business Those gentlemen will have great pleasure CON-
munca'ing every required information the subject at
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

A Ms~eant.-A huge, hoary headed, ragged
tailed loafer, who called himself James Burke, was
brought before Justice Palmer, charged with indie
Gently exposing his person to about sixty young fe-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
- 49, IRREGULAR MAIL LINE ron Dv =,
49, Dailyt (sanday' sreeg.ed), Sor,b III
NIGHT LINE.

NIGHT LINE. 800
r~@ - PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANf-
S-krArr1 landing at the intermediate landing Inc
tSss1rfzsrs>~- and elegant steamboat u Il z N
aptan ~ H. Truesde will leave the Steamboat, fer foot OF
Courtlaudt street, Saturday afternoon June sth At
CROOKE FOwKs,
Corner Of West and Liberty sts,
Of q. sHULTZ, at the Office,
the Captain on board
NB-A goods freight baggage, bank bills specie, any
other Kind Of property taken only at the rsk Of the
thereof s.~ussrs>S.e 90 s~soag - ~ - my1a7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

a. NEW OPPOSITION sT0RE.-Great bar
~1 gains in Boots and Shoes a the new store o. the
subscriber is4 Canal below varck and Hudson street6rs
boot and shoe west vsrick street The public in
formed that there hey find mammoth assortment OF a
the different kinds coos aud res of ladies' gen'lemen and
chdrens boots shoes and slippers Gen.'emens French aud
American make OF CATERS the low price OF $3.50 the pair
and warranted and all the different kinds o. ~ and 2os boots
the fashionable style and all szes No st and ga
Canal street JAMES WlcGiNs
NIB No insulting and calling Of tustoners from the street
allowed al tins store Be particular Of the number sA
the door. a . - -~f@S Jeiaim'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15
DYpERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN

DYDERs NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN GEN,
N TLEMEN's FASHIONABLE BOOT AND SHOE
ESTABLISHMENTS, No. Beekman street. New York.
and No. 10 Naoer street New Oreansousheru gentlemen
visiting the city Of New York. respectfully informed that
they will find full assortment Of Opera and Dress Boots Un
Shoes Fancy AID Dress Pumps and Caters Of the
style quality furnished them at No 10 Matches St
Fair in that city.
0neen purchasing giving orders for 6ne Boots Tor the
Charleston Mobile, New Orleans Matches, VicHsburgh,
asy Of the southern or south cities invited TO call
ssd erause peadd article Of light Dress Boots, made 81
French imported stock the latest Partisan fashioa st No
Beekman street CliaOn HALL New York, opposite the Park
URfAH RYDER
n. First Premiux al the American Institute New York
Mechanics Institute.
nv4tf late fair al New Orleans.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

~ EXCURSION TO KEYPORT, New Jer
En-h' sew near Middletown Psint, county OF Mon.
nosth-The and elegant Steamboat
WAVE Captain Oliver Vanderbilt, will commence making
to Keypor every Sunday by leaving the foot Of
Riyington street. East River at o'clock A. NJ the foot Of
Spring street. North River ST. and the foot Of Vesey street.
N,rth RIVER at o'clock A. M Stopping at Fort Hamilton
Long Island segons Dock Staten Island near Princes
ay Lighthouse; and returning will leave KeyPort at
D AZ r.. o. cert. each wax a6-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

- THE LONDON STYLE OF SUMNER HATS
The present London style ofLong Mapped White Beaver
Hats (pattern received per steamer Great westerly vii
be ready Cor inspection and sale Friday the sh
A. the assortment small and the style easnot pc procured at
anv other this season. those wishing to purchase
invited TO call without delay at the sales fosm on
q Hanover street. oppos te the Exchange.
Also on hand an assortment of the Pearl Hats Jel3N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

- EXTRA MoLEsRfN HATs.-Tho.e Who have
paid s. in Broadway Cor Moeshin Hat, and those
~ who have paid 50 for long SIR, should loon ~
HOWELLs No.skin Hats sold az the low hved price o. ~
No should pay - Cor hat even w. ior heaV long
nap silk hat while the present quality Of Howelfs sold for
81 The price fsed there therefore no dagreeabe par.
ley between the buyer and seller. hoWh
QIo Chatham Square, up stairs.
iet3Im. Late of the hrn Of Brown 4 Co.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

MINERAL WATERS from Saratoga and White sulphur
M spaThe Subscribers have just received from the Con
gress Pstnsm and Walton Springs at Saratoga iu supply
Of Water In quart and pin, bottles
Also having made arrangements with the proprietor Of The
White sulphur Springs Of Virginia for coastast supply o
this water haysg received invoice Of the same are
prepsred 10 execute orders left either of their stores
RUsHTON d AsPINWALL,
80 William 1t, 10 Broadway, and 10 Astor House;
fan;ly a.s =, Iteration ny79-im'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

vU,o MERCHANTS, &c.-The advertiser having mo
rough knowledge of Bookkeeping and accounts wou :.
;.v 40 take charge Of Books line addressed 70
II q Al the ofhee of Messs Crary, Ne. rne street.
| will meet attention.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

CARsAPARILLA PORTER--A sew and healthy ee'sr
- age.-Manufactursd and for sale by ..-~,,.
81 Liberty street
ave have made trial Of the sarsaparia Porter masasc
tured and sold BY Messrs. Whiting baoeeeS anu nav" u"o
II . very lively and pleasant beverage. ,,.
From the ingredients which enter into ~ composmosSe
lieve that will be found wholesome and rsirsshng orA
and free from the unpleasant consequence ""o WV" w
use Of strong Beer and Porter. .,e--,c n, un
IA. Borrowe, NJ. ID.
gilbert su&th, NJ. ID.
William N Brakeman, NJ. ID
New York, May -, 1889 y. Mead, ND
Thi. Porter will be delivered in any part Of the city
bo,d az ys..s,Aso IN suitable packages for transportation
10 any part Of the Usited states. ny27.fm
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THE VER AND Al /,

Eighth 44renue, bettceen 35h and 36h Streefs.
~ KROLLPFEIFFER informs his friends and the public
that he taken the house and grounds formerly the
country Of the late B. Murray Esq in that improving
vicinity Eighth Avenue where he trusts by personal at
tsntion the srcest in the selection Of his refresh
ments, to give general satisfaction.
NJ B. Private Rooms for small large parties. limited
number Of boarders comfortably accommodated ie5
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

SALT WATER BATHS
NOW OPEN
For Castle Garden and at the foot Of Desbosses
street, Sd Pier south ofCanal street, North River.
nyso.sn
90 ID. q. HARRISON, Dentist, formerly "a Bar
clay street. has removed No 60 Warren street. Ind 90
from w est Broadway. nylS3m
CHEAP CASH CLOTH STORE,
AT No. 10 Maiden Lane,
90 WHERE may be found, by the piece or yard, supe-
Cloths Cassimers. Summer Stuff Veve Vestings, Trim
nHgs &c &c The subscriber will oher the above at very
low prices cash. in order dispose Of his entire stock
vsus August will then he Obliged to remove from
his present stand m2s-sm ISAAC 7. THAYER.
HEALTHFUL EXERCISE
THE SUBSCRIBER the proprietor OF the house No $40
i Pearl street, has two BOWLING ALLEYS situate Al
Of Pearl and Dover Streets and respectfully calls the
attention OF persons requiring exercise especially all OF seden
pursuits TO Bowling exercise eminenty conducive
to good health
The most celebrated Physicians have prn-
eipa Of obtaining ~ greatest blessing HEALTH all such
recreatvc exercises will active motion to the muscles OIL
hs ystem Among these Bowling probably the most wor-
III, OF approval.
The subscriber pledges hims.fto those who may favor hin
with their CUSTOM maintain the utmost decorum and good
The Bowling Alleys will be let parties by the hour
longer period Ne playing after reasonable time each eve
ming. ALEXR j. HENDERSON,.
Jel-lm'
ID EFRiGERAToRs.-J.M ~. LYONS patent Safe
IN Refrigcraors and Wine Cooler Ware Room, Ne. 80
Broadway The advertiser having mad. several important i'm
proveents in the construction of the above article The
opening thereby making all the
shelves and admitting the ice to be put its proper place WITH
disturbing the shelves thei eo,un. On experiment.
The above iice warranted a. the ice long or
l,nser than any other Refrigerator.
" B.Csuntry merchants hotel proprieors, refectores,
families, &c. will find IL to their interest to call.
The public cautioned against infringing this patent
my26 Inn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

For Castle Garden and at the foot OF Desbross
street. Sd Pier south Of Canal street, North River.
uv3O-Sn
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

81 TO LET-A very handsome detached Cottage to
MIT let with beautiful garden and stable, situated three
l quarters Of mile from Fulton Ferry. Brooklyn Imme.
date possession can be given. Apply 10 Mr. MOUNTAIN,
Che mist, opposite the Military Gardens. JeAN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

9 TRAw GooDs.-The subscriber beg. leave to inf.ra
- his friends ssd the public generally that he has nsv %
hand and for sale splendid assortment Of Ladies and Misses
ghorn Tuscan Braid and Straw Bonnet all their varie-
ties and low prices be obtained at other store
ia the city.
Also Gentlemens and Youths double and single brimmsd
Leshorns white colored asd vsregated Of the newest pat
terms aud finest quality Z. o. bHoWN,
je5-tm. III Wnlism street. cor. Jonn 81
CALAMANDEK WORKS, Ne ~ Cassos sreet-Ths
- proprietor OF this establishment invites the pare~sr at
non proprtors offrnaces Of dderent kisds iron fow
ser engineers masons bsrs, chemists asd
others require heat TO the articles made BY him.
consisting principally OF Fire Bricks Of all descriptions and
shapes equal 10 the celebrated stoursvdge bricks
Tile. Of variou. Lips bakers and green houses sr
tore. Cor CRATES ni.gs for ERE cement Portable Funa
es. any Others Fs Stone Ware for chemists
-ap,.dt resist toe accs Of fire. acids. &c &c large
,or,ent % articles kept constantly hand and
ew.e made order II the shortest notice all Of which
offered for sale on the most reasonable terms.
mls-sm. M. LIZ ToULON, Proprietor.
CPLENDiD PiANoFoRrEs-Bsonskse Posrrs, Iss
- Broadway having made arrangement with o. H.
Rmo for the sale Of their we'll knows Superior Psnoortes
which have for successive year. borne the palm Of sFerio
~ At the Fairs, and taken the frs, premiums.
b. r confidently offer public good Fanoiortss
offered in this market and invite the musical world 70
give their instruments fair trial before purchasing elsewhere
~.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

BROWN h CO.'S HATS,
For cheapness and durability are not surpassed BY any
heretofore offered. They combine all the requisite
qualities of the costly for color lghtness, durs
by and lusre, the reduced price Of 81 Their Gales
are which precudes the necessity Of charging the good
Cor loss incurred BY the bad The public are invited
10 examine their Hat. al BLOWN co.'s wholesale asd
tail warehouse No i7s Chatham Square corner Of Mott It,.
YORK
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-15

CLOTHS X -MARBLrs New Store, 40
Grand street Indigo blue cloths from 20 shings upward
Cloths all retailed for cash At Wholesale prices
silks Silks Mou.ein de LANES De LANES may be found
10 great variety al auction prices
Remember 40 Grand street. MARsLE New Store froItsg
East Broadway. Jel3-3t