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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

vrxrxe-o. c. NAV 4-Srrts Turverue quiet ct #lc Ronn
..sasT strained - Crude urpeutne unchanged
Tar steady Cotton quiet PIC for Low Mlding, $1,000, A.,
AuG,A May 4CO,tOn closed quiet s1les so oaes n
dlings, pole receipts, 10 bales ---.,-,
MIwAiKRE Nav 4-Flou unchanged Wheat unsetlet No j.
No cole Corn firm At sc for Nc Oas nominal he nom
Barley nominal feghis romnal AZ e TO Batao nc 70 O
Ven Recfp-3 bhs Flour, 5000 bush Whe&t shpmelts-
2 90 bbls Flour. 81 100 bush Wheat
Mas 4-Four - $40 - SO for Suprhne
SIS for Double Extra lG 20 for Treble Extra Corn her
IS hid. held at TO- Bran 20 Hay essieri Prime
SD4 Dc so PORK 5oG3l Bacon ia lie for Shouiiers 10
ls;c Sides l9 NO Larlerce lht G+c Neg iosU
lgio Mol.sses WHISKY, Gnt Coffee unchanged
DErRor May Elou aeve e. IS 50 - 2 heat sdyancng ana
scarce eta J. ~ Do Regulr ~ Isl Amber w.
CorpEo &c Oass-54c for Western Barley = 80 y Genital
CLsvEL,ND 4wheai frnj No Red Winter ~ I.i NO
Red Winter held declining; New Mire &c Oats trneT
al Sc Rye unchanged Barley heavy and unehangei
LoUIsvLE NAY 4-Coton heayy hdGAngs, 2Bc our, 80
Corn ~ 5 Wheat 81 05G ~ 90 Osts &c Rye 9 80 -
Baon-l3al7gl7c for Shoulders Clear RID aud Clear sides Bus
for SHOULDERS Clear Rib and Clear Ses Lar
nc WHISKY 81 o. TohaecOSes 20 hhi~ az % 3VqSo Tor
P,,..s, to Inrs. 80 l5GS8 20 for Low 10 Good Leaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
The HDIANS.

pRPREDATIONs N wYoMNG-BECovERY OF
STOLEN STOCK.
SOUTH Pass, May "A party of about 300
indians came Atlantic City this morning and drove
off herd Of stock. company OF cavalry under Major
Gordon followed the Indians and brought back all the
stock Everybody here is pleased with the conduct OF
she sOdCrs Col Anthony has Just arrived from Atlantic
ty says hills full OF Indians large party
ol Indians were seen below here early this morning
RED CLOUD ABOUT TO VISIT WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, May 4.-Red Cloud and about
other principal chiefs Of the Sioux Indians having ap
piled for permission TO Washngto TO see their
treat Father the President, in relation to their pres
condition. telegram was sent from the war Depart
gurnt their country to-day, granting the request ana
u.ruCtng the Indian Agent 10 make the necessary ar
r-4ugements FOR bringing them hithcr.
DEPARTURE OF GEN. sHERIDAN-THE WAR TO
BE PROSECUTED WITH WGOR.
CHICAGO, May 4.-Gen. Sheridan and several
members Of his staff left Chicago to-day for Salt Lake
city and other points in the far West intending to make
a thorough investigate of Indian affairs in Wyoming,
Montana and other Territories The party viii be absent
months. The military authorities Will con
duct the threatened BTuleSiOuX with the utmost
ysOT aud have nearly competed preparations for the
X.ced trouble The number of available troops in the
Jepartneut of Dakota is about 800 This force is CON
ented If necessary. 1t has been decided who shall
rEe immediate command Of the forces Gen. Stanley Is
~ present in command 81 the Middle District the
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
LOCAL POLITICS.
nrMocRATIC rNION GENERAL COMMITTED.


The Democratic Union General Committee
Waterbury Branchl met at Masonic Hall last evening
Peter Woods OF the Eighteenth ard elected tempo
rary Chairman, and VIM \. Boyd Secretary. The
credentials Of the delegations from the several wards OF
the city were presented. All accepted with the
uton OF the Twelfth Ward, which represented
by two delegations. Mr.. Hayiand member OF one OF
tie DELEGATIONS charged the other delegation with being
members OF the Tammany Society saying that he could
poiu out of them who held cerkships In the new
Court House After long squabble as t. the merits Of
the delegations committee OF hye was appointed
10 decide between them. Nelson J. Waterbury then
nominated for permanent Chairman Robert r. Roosevelt
and he was unanimously elected. Permanent Secreta-
then elected in the persons OF LOUIS T. Roll
wagon VIM. a. Boyd, and George l. Barney
MIR Waterbury ad rcsscd the meeting and expressed
hope that such patriotic members OF the Democratic
Union party as John Foley, John H. Anthem, and Fred
erick toep would receive nominations for Assistant
Aldermen The nominations made at Rochester were
aptroycd, and resolution adopted, that the nomina
tons of candidates for Judges OF the Court or Common
pleas and OF the Marine Court, and for Aldermen, DE
Tered with fun power TO Committee OF one from each
district TO be elected by the members Of the General
Committee from the respective districts The election
followed, and resulted follows First District,
George J. Barnes; Second District, william Welsh ;
Third District John Dillon FOURTH District, Lawrence
g. (ouldug Fifth District, Charles Bauvet; sixth DIS
trrt f. O. Reilly seventh District, Rob H. Roosevelt
Eighth district, Seth A. Douglas Ninth District
Timothy c. shea Tenth District, Joseph Hartmann
Eleventh District, John Rafferty,; Twelfth District, I'd
ward Jackuan; Thirteenth District, Joseph ": Lamb
Fourteenth District, James DAILY Fifteenth District
John Kelly; Sixteenth District, Peter Woods; Seven
teenth District Dennis Roots; Eighteenth District T.
j. Duiiey Nineteenth District SilmsOn MeiNor {;
Twentieth District, i. III. kcaruey Iwenty-irst Dis
tIict, Thomas +. GllrOy.
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DIED.

BRLDHY-At Amherst Mas Dr. Rafu' Beden, formerly Of "hh-S
bugh and u New iork, aged atoii o.
NONCOMPLIANCE. g.c Of John BiOlgbam' Tuesday Nay
CARTER-Su5deuv Broosn Msy J, Mrs Hsrrot Base
POlAll Me- II tnr ID ).@ "
The ferd. tn. family respectfully invited to attend s fane,A
residence 0fher Granville C4risfi ~ oN~S
BrookJn THURSDAY, Jth inst, al p
CHILD-At Milwaukee Apnl D. Ese Clement wife Of Alpha oo'
eyed rs year. GId months
DUBOIs-Rev. Geoy. Dubois, on weine-isy, sVt ahAa
aer few months illness the 7lst Of BIS zse 49, x.
TIE fure vii be attended at BIZ ate residence - YVES. iny
eghhst. THURSDAY Msy ai+ The relatives ara hens
otbe m md the members o. he Fourth PrssbJeJ Of heSi"
invited 0 tnoui GstAef noHae
GRCBAt res1ence o. In Benoas p King, EbSeih Gn
aged s.
Her trends are funeral s THURSDAY noruins
% The Macolga Baptist Church. TIE r,mGss AL ~ Aheh
Planted. n. j., for internent.
LOW-On wednesday morning Msy sr lingering r-s BReis
VT. Of Jsnes Low Of tbs city.
The relatives ana friends family invited attend tie fInra
from rence 20 last ssioriaJ morn
ing . O'Clock.
MChIISTE-On Wenes1ly Of hroru Cnthia H., MINT
daughter Of J. 3 and Z. W. McAlsier sced 10 ro- hs
relatives friends Of he respectfully h'ie9 " ,iiess
from No. 2' Br5on--st, At ~, tbs dsy
UNDERIL-On TUESDAY evening" May Bairea Chah 10 We ~
year Of bus 49,.
The the family respectfully nvi~i .iss1
funeral THURSDAY afternoon 81 9 cs ron ~ e
r.adence. ~ Bat EgltyTeuth lis remains S 10 esn
TlcAahOe iof .utsrIneut On FRIDAY morning
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THE BLOOMINGDALE, n. j., MURDER-VERDlCT,
MURDER II THE SECOND DEGREE.

The trial of John j. Nixon for the murder
Of David sisco concluded in the Passaic County,
New-Jcrsev, Court Of oyer and Terminer yesterday.
Judge Bede presided, with AssocateJudges Sanford.
Terhune and Daggas After argument by counsel, the
a. "',iocl and AT precisely sent word that they had
agreed when the Court ordered the prisoner 10 bc
brunghtn The iury, after answering to thcir hanes
Emit, of murder IN she second degree.
Tn. prisoner being asked II he mad anything 10 say
,bV sentence should not be- pronounced against MN
said: am not guilty Of killing him. but Only OF strh-
ing him In self defense; he struck me hrst ana parity
tI'rl.d him down when he then attempted la pun me
down hy the legs aud kicked him. but never htehueu
to lIll HIM" -..-. ~. .
The Court then proceeded 10 pass sentence saying
eve are entirely satisfied with the verdict "heh ue
iurv ana not more your acts oNlnccd cruel "'hti
AID. maj lat disposition the punishment iol me CHINO
of which tho lury nave found sou guilty lS lIsOhih NJ
or not los than uyo nor Ln0Ic than ~ years. The luiy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

Gen. Caldwell RI. Hall. Prosecutor of the
Pleas Mercer County NewJcrsey, IA seriously III.
At Washington yesterday the Jefferson and
National Clubs played game Score Il TO - IN favor OF
the former
DIR. Adolph OFT of the Ecole PoiytechniTte,
at Zurich. switzerland. read paper Nutrition last
evening, before the Liberal Club.
The Early Closing Association of Newark
Will hold mas, meeting in a few days. AZ whcheNGOV.
Ward and 81 natOr Hughes viii speak.
The death of Annette, wife of John Brougham,
Is announced TIE lady well known IN the thcatri-
cal profession IN this city. Anew years ago she opened
a minor thoater IN this city, managing II herself
United States rict-AttOrney PierrepOnt is
I'm Washington lie IL there business connected with
his oee but IL Is thought the visit has some relation 10
the designations 81 chiefs ~ Federal Departments IN THIS
city and the appointment Of their successors
A regala reception of Porter Council No. |,
Mystia land OF Totncrs, was held last evening al thel
new rooms No tgi BowcTy. The programme Included
music addresses. a c'tuTe NY Or VIM + Ihoin' ana
Rotations from snlkcapearr 10y H. Gilbert, aud tho cArr-
cises concluded with dancing.
I,lat evening an unknown udn. while drunk.
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THE LAFAYETTE HOMICIDE.

The inquest on the body of Robert Hartman,
who was murdered Monday night, was opened
last night a, Kayser's Hotel, Lafayette, by Coro-
ner Beyens. Dennis McGrotty, the alleged murderer,
was brought from Hudson City, where he has been
fined since the ARRAY. VIM Taylor. OF Lafayette t"sti
fled that he had witnessed the occurrence,
and that McGrotty only struck blow.
which feled the deceased, his head coming
III contact with she tagging fracturing his skull 1hos
j. simon corrobOrated TiyOrs evidence Dr. Buck read
an account examination which be had made OF de
ceased. Death caused by fracture Ot tine skui!
thought the fracture not caused 10y The blow, but
by the a. Several other minor witnesses were exam
inCd when the Coroner adjourned the inquest until this
evening, at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
A MONTHS WORK OF THE CHILDREN's AID
SOCIETY.
At the monthly meeting of the Trustees

Al the monthly meeting OF the IrusteeS OF
the Childrens Aid Society Wednesday the Secretary
Mr. c. L. Brace reported that, during the month III
boys 81 girls men, and % women had been provided
with homes and employment. The average attendance
al the Industrial Schools vas 22 The nghly average
of odger al the various Od uC houses was 4l2 DURING
The month 1915 lodgings and l3,5s3 meals were l
rshed. The Committee on the hVlngt Iodgl.E
Ducla-e Of the building ana that they hoped soon 10
obtain the whole amount necessary Tor IL pIci'1so
nIIrcha,ed tie Eighteeuth-st lOdgnghouse, ana pre-
"a 01o, WA. contributed by d. Willis James, esq. ON
motion OF judge Kirkland the thanks OF the Soee! were
1lrr.fnfel 10 the Nheral donors
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yey Jewell Speaker Of the House of Repro

yey Jewell SPEAKER OF INC MBssaChuEes House OF 'Pr0
sentatves and conducted TO the residence OF the
former, whose guest he now IA. This evening he
delivered his lecture In fremont Temple 10
large and sympathetic audience that carefully watched
for the salient points Of the address, and bestowed a
pause wherever IL could be given. He was introduced
TO the assembly by Gov. Clahn, who presided After
the lecture Wendell Phillips was called Tor, ana
spoke for few minutes in humorous VEN.
The platform then taken possession of by portion
the audience who desired 10 pay their respects to the
Senator and crowded around him accordingly.
AS soon as the honorable gentleman left the
hall he was conducted to the residence OF
the Hon Harvey Jewell. where levee given by his
honor Tomorrow he will visit objects of interest in the
city. and in the evening proceed TO Worcester He has
accepted invitation to become the guest Of the Gov
ernOr Oh Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

CAUGHT AT LAsT.-It hasscemed to the proprie-
tors OF the sanborn steam Safe almost a. thad power 10
prerent fire in building. well as TO rave from H. tLeJ
having waited three years for serGo exposure o one
OF their safes I'm an GccidentGl fire. but In the store OF
Mc,sFs. d CO., il the great hfc III Nhshlh, on ~
ICth inst one of them was most severely tested Inc
heat being intensified by burning oils ana 'aIlsi az
was predicted the fu-ble caps melted on rom we hIel
water cans the steam came out aud surrounded the book
case and the books preserved a. pcl.tt ~ lh'
before the Unexpectedly illustrating lDc SS'ie 81
the principles uuou which hi, safe !. constructed AAu
fully yinGlcating tine claims OF The inventor -
lBO,tGI Traveller, AITI 80.
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MIR. PIKE AND CINCINNATI
G n Pike i'm n letter TO gentleman in

Mr. 5. n, Pike, IN IttttI 10 RtHut1Hdm III
Cincinnati, explains his recent proposition 70 buud
Hotel and Opera House in that city provided the c
zens would subscribe s25OO00O Several severe articles
the Cncinn papers have called oa the
He proposed simply give his personal supervision 70
the work and after the completion Of the buildings 10
deliver them to the subscribers He never Dreamed OI
doing so foolish thing AS building an opera house or
hotel in Cincinnati with his own means, ana never hau
any idea that such project would succeed III ehueo
he says, "a 1 expected and the press are FOOLISH IN
making their filings at must congratulate Iysen
that my proposition not accepted, for woud nave
proved elephant OF greater feeding capacity an me
opera house / built in NewYork, which fortunately
found customer for"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
TIE RICHMOND CALAMITY.

.HE DAY OF FASTING AND FERTILIZATION GEN
ERALLY Observation-Disclosures OF CHIEF
JUSTICE CHASE.
RICHMOND, May 4.-To-day the churches were
alled. aud business generally suspended In the
~ s Circuit Court ChiefJustice Chase response TO
she resolutions Of the Richmond bar regarding the late
calamity, said
Human emotions are hut poorly expressed by words.
When the first vague Of the terrible event III TINS
city which las been ftly named " The Great
sCamty" went through the land. few days ago, all
arts olt shock Ike that Of sudden ana aWiuI per
-oial bereavement Then the tidings more dis
s!ncty over the wires the fearful disaster took
sape and form u the minds o. me people u seemed iOr
time 70 Cypress al hearts Ike nightmare; the pulse
Of life thIobbed heavily and human utterance faed
hnaeI We crushing sehse OF sNIOH WIGn PeI a ~ -,
sand' then soon the currents OF IeeLng 10 gan 10
sOw. and now for many days heartfelt ex-
peHsons 81 coincidence ana SUBSTANTIAL mann,
IeSISauons, o. syhLaiIy Lave been flowing t9"aId
Richmond Ike a great tda No rChtiunded ana
aruehearted man help feeling this vast development
al ULa..ct,d good will otr!kingy devoid Of every
thing like sectional party eeAg-likc CLEANS Of
rrgNHns TIE darkest clouds d human grief When two
dave since TOOK seats upon this bench eyes
thank God tina; those whose voice, were Oftencst
heard yet May the Great Physician com
fOrthelr s.rrOwIug households and give Them speedy
cOmplet restoration. But there other members
bar who viii never again JOIN IN honorable conten
lions One las gone IN the rpcucu fgluess OF rpcued
years another. with the distinctions Of his profession
clustering thickly upon him. having already won the
ghts Of public estimation from which the escort 20 the
highest seemed easy and sure; another younger, yet
1naturc trcaing with steps the upward iaths Of
usefulness and honor. How terribly does such calamity
tina rebuke vain expectations; how mpressiyely
dOes n adMOnlsh everyone ~ us to LOOK beyond the
eadOws OF time 70 the realities Of eternity. 1t Is said
tnat among those dying crushed under
That mass Of ruins, there were who
could yet exchange few faint words
with their companions IN that fearful place none Of
iheih wLch nave been related by tine rescued have i'm
pressed me 30 much that Of mangled and broken
tunercT WL0 stu found strength 10 exclan, On death,
Mhefe y Thy sting Oh grave, where is thy victory"
What triumph was thati What testimony the
rompafaDt worth OF Christian faith So, IN the very
eph OF TINS awfnl distress and anguish open springs OF
h1man sympathy ana fountains OF suDhmest heavenly
comfort Lot US ake tneoe lessons 10 hearts. This
a. day Of humiliation and prayer The churches will
he hhed with w0Tshipers LIT US carry into them Lot
merely the burden Of sorrow bat also the consultations Of
ftth, ever remembering that All l. OF God H. he but
bis hsnGs, the rains collect, the winds blow srl
and loud TIL with a smile OF ight sea on land 10 He
AOOks back from the departing cloud. HIS done
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

Ex-Poice Superintendent, John a. Kennedy,
yesterday accepted the Presidency OF tine Avenue {.
and Cro,sOwn Railroad Company, Vice, Hem. aIhith'
resigned.
The Commandery Of the Military Order OF the
Loyal Legion met al Dclmsnico's last evening Col H.
{. King, Junior Nicet commander, presided IN tc an
seuce or Admiral FaHagut, Commander Cen utlhi
Zlcman, Gen Mcmahon, and other prominent men were
present Officers Tor tie ensuing year were nominate 81
and several new members admitted The UasOtla
Eon then resolved Itself into u sJela Gathering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
Gueeial Notices.

PhaIon's ''yitalia, 4, Or, salvation for the Hair.
PoR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALONs vTrALIA" differs utterly from al ne dyes" co..
orers and res.orers % totally aeni pm
cpe 1t Lmpd fragrant and perfectly .nnocpoq precptaes
muddy foousrt require, shaking up an communicates ~
stain to the linen pap Necessary oon
IL, .srlii appearance for simple prbsL hs
all inteuts AMI purposes NEW Toilet Chemistry.
For sale by al druggists. PHLOS SOS Ne. Tort r
An Old FaiIary Exploded.
Thirty forty year. ago it fashion aamiH po~e.
pnrraves as Spnng incidence Terrific aos Of al and 81
iy whether we'll by vy preparing them for the seah
in prospect This perdoas yearly Obsolete bat there
some old BourbOns private Incapable alike Of forgetting ANYTHING
or learning anything Obnsy cling still Nothing could
more pnos utterly unphoophea than such onslaught
vgor elasticity the system. Ia order enable the phyaea
structures to resist enervsng Spring tmps ana
heats and re6nioree relaxed and reassae
The medicine agent this purpose HosTETTgRs sros.0r
tie stomach and liver gently relieve The
bowels from DISTRACTIONS improve the quality Of s
blood stimulate appetite cheer the spirits In this improved
condition the organization capable resisting unhealthy ueueGo~
which would PROSTATE ar enfee5e system vigorous digestion a.
sOuty essential health and danger Of TIE stomach f
ing or filling important Office this genial vegetable einr les
III zalarly as s;onaoc .'n
supply place the BrKRs for The simple that they oer'
snugns only ordinary practice I've 81 prescriptions
would be required produce separately the beneficial resl which
effected simultaneously tremendously b. tisnge specific
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
GEORGIA.
ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURES.


ATLANTA. Nav 4.-BOth Houses met this
morning. In the Senate the House resolution to pay
printing warrants was amended by ordering payments
OF all warrants drawn by the Governor and counter
signed by the COutroer General in accordance with the
law and passed. The House concurred In the amend
Icut Tie protest of Bryant and Caldwell lost by
20 Yeas to 81 Nays. At O'Clock p both Houses adj
ioirned until the first Wednesday in July next. The
Legislature adopted all the recommendations Of Gov
Irl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05

White Plains, which has always been claimed
by the Democrats as their stronghold In Westchester
County, is being rapidly by the Republicans
To the furtherance OF this result Mr. H. j. Cooke for
mery reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE and for some years past
local editor OF The Yors Statesman is about to START
with the assistance OF his friends, paper In White
Plains, 10 be called The Westminster County Courier
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mercYully gave you tho benefit Of the doubts hanging
the verdict of murder In the first degree and the
Court feels TO be it's duty to give yon the heaviest
punishment the law allows therefore, the sentence OF
the Court is that be sent TO hard labor in tho State
Prison for 20 years"
The prisoner then removed and the Court nd
jOurned Judge Bedle returning the Hudson County
Court while the Associate Judges will continue the bust
ness OF Passaic County at Paterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-05
Bargains Bargains
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
WARE FANS OPFPA-GLASSES &c

WARE, FANS, OPERA-GLASSES, &c.
an now selling PINE GOLD WATCHES, FINE GOLD WATCH
CHAINs PINE GOLD EARRINGS AND PINS, BRACELBTs.
LOCKRTs. NECKLACES, SEAL RINGS, sLEsyB-BUrroSS.
STUDS. CoLLARBUTToNs, &C., at greatly reduced proes-
DIAMOND RINGS S25 $50 and so each DIAMOND
STUDS SO aud 80 SILVER SPOONS, CUPS, FORKS.
EAPKiN.RIEGS &c,
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
ENGLISH and FRENCH JET JRwBLRY OPERA GLASSES. Ia,
prices Goods express all Of the Uh'<
States opened examination and selection. GRO ALLEN.
Importer AID hrufacn wholesale and s 5l3 Broadway us5
Nicholas Hotel Brooue and Spnrs merry Ns
Broaivay
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Quitting the business.

Quitting the business.
CHIN CLASS. TABLE CUTLERY. CLOCKS. DRoSzhs. GAS
FIXTURES &C. prices beos thug ever heard OF
EVEN BEFORE THE WAR.
WHITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS le2 pieces, so
COLORED FRENCH CHINA DINNER SITS ltS pieoes, t5l.
COLORED and GILT FRkHCh CHINA TIA sbIs % Peosa
SO So
2OO pair MANTEL VASES At haf price - .u
CARD RECEIVERS CARD TABLES JARDlNIBRBs ana PbrCh
BOWLS At half price,
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
LOOK AT THE PRICES,
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES II OUR SHOW wisDowa
W. j. f.. DALEY g Co.,
No 63l BROADWAY