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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-24
A PrOfligate Miners Fortunes anu Mis-.
fOrfuneS

The death OF William Abbott, "the
king of the Cariboo gold mines," is an
nounced from Victoria, British Column
bia. Abbott was one of company who
struck rich pay on Williams creek in
1861, arriving at Victoria with 800 pounds
OF gold in the fall of that year. He was
the "hon" of the winter of 1862, and
spent his gold lavishly. On one occa-
sion he entered a saloon and SHE'D a
handful OF $40 goll pieces at large
plate-glass mirror behind the bar, shat
tering it. When reproached by the bar
keeper, he requested him to keep the
beast for the damage" On another
occasion he and another Caribooite as-
tonished Government street by throwing
$40 pieces at each other until stopped
by the police. The throwing commenced
with snowballs. On his return to Carl
boo, Abbott's good fortune continued,
and he has been known to stake $40, OOO
on hand of poker. After two or three
years prosperity, Abbott got to the bot
tom OF his claim and his purse mt the
same time, and Was mlserably poor al
the time of his death.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-24
Massacre of a Ships Crew.


Capt. Mcdonald, of the schooner Star
of FIJI, has given the following particu-
lars of the murder of the master and
crew of the Dancing Wave at the Florida
islands, i'll the Solomon group: "The
Dancing Wave, chartered by a pearl.
fishing company il Sydney to recruit la
Dor for their peal fisheries, and COM
handed by Capt. Harrison, arrived in
Makira harbor, Solomon group, in May,
and engaged an American negro named
Freeman as recruiting master, also a boy
belonging to Makira. She left for the
island of Guadalcanar, recruited twelve
laborers, and stood for the small group
of islands (the Floridas), came to anchor,
and began recruiting. The men ON board
all spoke English. AS each man con-
sented to accompany the vessel he re-
ceived a tomahawk or knife as an acknowl-
edgment of the engagement. Soon
after the natives, with a yell, sprang
upon the crew and commenced hacking
them frightfully with the tomahawks,
while one seized the last ground sharp
from the hand of the carpenter and
planted it in his head. The Captain
Jared no better, for, as he was writing O
name in the book, he was struck down.
He, with his mate, steward, and one OF
the crew, managed, amid the blows that
were showered upon them, to get down
to the cabin, where the Captain expired.
The steward gotta revolver and shot him
self. The mate said, l am dying, and
l will do the same. The seaman got a
rifle, loaded it, and fired through port
hole. Immediately after he heard the
report OF another gun OK rifle, and, on
turning round, saw that the mate also
had shot himself. He then lost all self
possession, and, going on deck, jumped
overheard. BY strange coincidence
the shot thus fired killed the chief in
command of the murderous assailants,
who thereupon used all speed IN getting
clear of the vessel. The vessel was sub.
sequently found wind. bound at Guadal.
canar. The seaman, who was the sole
survivor, was wounded in several places
having received blow on his head, anc
large cash on each shoulder, and al
injury with a bolt on his spine."
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played /, at first, but when she
changed to quicker time they al ran TO
do what was whispered to them-.ne to
kiss Uncle Philip. and another to pnt
Auntie Birdie III tho corner, or to muss
Uncle Georges hair all up. That was a
very funny little game. After that they
had "spider race at the sound OF
the piano the children went from one
end of the room to the other on their
hands and the tips Of their toes. You
try it and see how funny you look. We
laughed till the tears came to see Mamie,
Gertrude, and Robby, straddling across
the floor, looking just exactly like little
spiders. Then Uncle George challenged
them all to spider race, and finally
played elephant, and carried them all
around on his back. 1t was a long,
happy day, and we were glad enough to
shut our eyes and go to sleep. The next
day we had to say good-by to all the
cousins, and come back again to our
pleasant home but we shall never for
get what splendid time we had, and
how sweet and cunning all the children
were..
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-24
Thanksgiving.

There is no school, so the children
know it; no paper, the editors know 1t.
Some people have turkeys, and some
people have visions of turkeys.
Do tell me, if you can, what has be-
come of the old Thanksgiving days, or
why they are not the same now. 1t used
to be that it was day by itself to make
people happy, friendly, and human. but
somehow it was changed. Do you re-
member when the boys came home
from college, or somewhere, and the
married sister, Ann, Jane, or something
else, came, too, as proud OF the little
white flannel bundle, acih blue eyes, as
ever queen was of her crown, and the
good, old-fashioned mother, who said,
"Boys, can't sing; my singing days
are over2"
And the dinner-the chairs set close,
and every chair filled-poultry, pies, and
buildings all in sight, and help each
other.
The sleigh bells (there used to be
snow in old-fashioned Thanksgiviugs,
chime impatient at the door. Such bun
ding. muffling and good-bying, the
dear mother urging us, every one IL
turn, to keep warm, and tying our COM
forters, over and over again.
Away we go, one after another, anc
the old homestead is quiet again.
We shut our eyes, the flowers bloom on;
We murmur, but the corn ears fill;
We choose the shadow, but the sun
That casts it shines behind us still.
God gives us with our rugged soil,
The power to make it Eden-fair;
And richer fruits 10 crown our toll
Than summer welded islands bear.
Who murmurs at his lot to-day?
Who scorns his native fruit aud bloom?
Or signs for daintes far away.
Beside the bounteous board OF home?
And let their affairs, wreathed with flowers,
And piled with fruits, awake again
THANKSGIVING for the golden hours,
The early and the latter rain.
Aunt Sara
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PAW PAW. MICHIGAN.
THE LITTLE FOLKS.
A Thanksgiving Parody.

AnanhsStvtuS Iarouys
At midnight, In a chicken coop,
The turkey dreamed upon the hour
When ali the fowls on earth should stoop
In awe before his power;
In dreams, through field and lane he bore
The graces of a conqueror;
And, thronged upon corn.crib, then
He heard thousand gobblers sing,
Prtc aiming him the poultry king:
AS wild his thoughts, ana feet OF wing,
AsHuldah's speckled hen.
At midnight. by the lanterns light,
The cook arranged his stealthy band,
Their Ratchet blades were flashing bright,
And firm each willing hand.
There had the fated poultry stood,
There had the dry earth drank their blood
On last Thanksgiving day.
And these, that roost tonight 40 high
Will taste as good in chicken pie,
Or be as nice 20 roast. or fry,
Or fricsssee, as they.
An hour passed on-the turkey woke;
That bright dream was his last;
He woke--whIle beams and perches shook,
With cries Of "Fiy, the cook; dy fast
lie woke-to die midst loud words spoke
In quick command; and hatchet stroke
And death-blows falling thick and fast
As hailstones from tempest cloud,
And heard in voice distinct and loud,
The cook cheer on his band;
Slrke-tllt the last lat gopher uless
Strke-for your roasts aud chicken pies;
Strike-till mccarthy squawks and cries
Resound through al the land
They piled their hatchets long aud well;
They piled tho ground with poultry slain
They conquered-and the turkey fell,
Resistance AL in vain.
His few survivors who had crept
Away, IN dusky corners slept
While this dark deed Nas done.
And now they saw hum borne away,
And ready for Thanksgiving day
Before the rise Of sun.
All for the turkey whom the cook
Had arnishes with his highest art,
The guests had many a longing look;
ana strongest appetite o'ertook
Full many a valiant heart.
Thou turkey with savory sage
That garnished thy juicy prime.
Rest thee there is no tenderer age,
In all our rugged cline.
We pick thy bones without sigh,
For thou vert taken at thy best,
And now hast found eternal rest
In roast and chicken pie.
EOdOIQ MdU stone,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-24

WHAT SMELL you have In your nose;
IL ia ALI stopped up get some OF DIR. j. III.
McLean's Catarrh snuff. IL soothes, heals and
wall cure suy disease in your nose or throat.
Trial boxoa 5n CITE. by mail DR.. j. IL. Nc
Leau, 3,4 ~uOstnut, 81. Louis.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

DRY GOODS.
AN ELEGANT DISPLAY
NEW GiooDs
POPULAR PRICES.
coNKLING a COMPANY,
between sth and 9th SITS.
one block below A. 7. Stewart 4 Co.
SILK DEPARTMENT
Black plain, colorod and fancy Silks.
bought at the
PEREMrToRY AUCTION SALE
OF LAST WEEK.
The largest sale Of rich Lyons sinks at public auction ever
market great portion Of the Offering did not realize in cur
reney the gold cost of the fabrics in the Lyons market
LOOK AT THE PRICES
ndTSsa ESssn ss,n s'h 81 Sssl grs S
So; tho best value ever offered in Americas
Superb Lyons coored Gros Grains in all the new and de-
sa5e shades street costumes s5 and ST So worth
III IS and 81
Choice styles IN fancy silks for spring and
SUITS eoc Toe and 9Oc recent value s 81 and SI 25
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
,d The OCwing al goods Of this seasons mpOrta
LOOK AT THE PRICES.
yard wIdo, camers hair Beige BeG piSooS'' 2oS
$50 pieces
Imperial Velour and Diagonals, csc
pure MOhair Glaze for suits, very wide. 25c
$50 pieces
De Beige, in choice spring coiorings, 25c.
black and white Castor Cheeks, 25c
pure MOhair Balerno Cloth. aE5sc EiSse'
70 pieces
all wool Danisse Camel's Hair, SOC
rs pieces
all wool Cames Hair, Ia yards wide, 75c worth 81 90
BLACK DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
All wool black French Cashmeres. ~ yards WIDE the
most reliable brand imported at Csc Toe S5c 81 81 10
81 To- 81 % the best value to be found in this city.
Black English Cashmere ia yards wide patent blooming
black scarcely be distinguished from the French 45c
oOc and 6Oc.
Black Empress Cloth, s71zc.. 45c soc. and Co.,
Black Henrietta Cloth, s716c., 45c. and SOC.
Black all wool Tamise Cloth. SOC
Black iron frame Grenadine, Soc. 35c, 4oc and 50c
Best standard American prints Axe, SC. and &c.
Best yard wide Percales, &C..
visit of inspection respectfully solicited.
JOHN e. KAuGHRAN,( CoNKLINd 4 CO..
+: W. CHIYYIS, No. 1853 Broadway
w. II. CONKLING between 9Th and 9th SITS.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

AmusEMENTs-41 PAcE-2d Sd, 4th, 9th and 9th coils
ksTRoLoGY-2D PAGK-eth col.
B0IsRPEHSsn aSn T4NTEHaR e "a and "a
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sGLE-l4rH PAGs-2d
egsISEss ofgoRruE tis EITiEs@il.n 81 PAGE.
SiTY REAL ESTATE. FOR s1LE~i4Tn PAeE-Ist col.
CLERKS AND sALEsNEN-sD PAGE-sd and 4th coils.
CCddoorrHiNGTaD dorII,sv. & PAGE54th col ~,
CoAI AND WooDo4TH Pacrist col
T95sE%IsE sTE9MsIIIPsIaD PAsE-5th aud 9th coils
D2ScNd Ac4bEsi AScoAbp Rs4n EAfafiS fnesis col COL
BENTlSTKY-2D PAeE-eth col:
pWNG noUshs 6 LET 81 70 SH in HSD
FURNISHED-15rH PAGE-2d, Sd and 4th cols, and
sgRoPKAS SAsT1d hf co.'s PAor-Sh COL
ExCHANGEHiisrnH PAcn1eth col.
FINANCIAL-1lrn PAGE.
ESR aad etR aRfSsSrs ss; TO LET
18TH PAGE-lth and 9th coils, and lorH fAoE-od ana
FREScHY St il 1pvERrfsEMENTs 15 hs PAersth col
ELP % Padfh and tS cos ei
HORSES CARRIAGES, &C-ierH PAGE-5th and 9Th
H9SE HST s96S 80 .3S %tSrEbsru e s p.cr-o.D ,o
1NsTRgcTIoy1 G fAeS1{th sSl; ,,u, 49,,
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1Ehh aHa g fS snd }ST eS SG
LOST IJ 4ND FOUND I'D 7lsTa Sra rasEIsd e.s - COL
MARBLE MANTELS-3D PAGE-6th col
MATRIMONIAIs-l9rH PAGR-2d col
MEDICAI1-2D PAGE-6th col.
MILLINERY AND DRsSSMAKING-1sT PAGK-0th col
MISCELLANEOUS SADVERrISEMENTS-I2TH PAGE-6th
MIscELLANEous-lsrH PAeE-2d col
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NEW PUBIACATIONS-9rH PAGE-6th col
$Ff6ASSSfSEFE#$, F6S %E# E$AE E.sr2a
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
3D PAGK-2d col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-14rH PAcE-9d 4th and 5th coils. and l6Tn
PAGE-1st and I'd coils.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE-14FH PAGR-5th and 9Th
coils, and 10Th PAsE-2d col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-l4rH PAGE-6th col and 18TH
PAGE-2d col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-1sr PAGE-lst and I'd coils.
RESTA URANTS-l3rH PAGE-6th col
REWARDS-laTH PAGK-3d col
SALES AT AUCTION-3p PAGE-5th and 9th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-3D PAGE-1st and
I'd coils
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-3D PAGE-3d col.
SPECIAL NOTICES-l3rH PAcK-3d and 4th coils.
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.-16rH PAGE-5th col
STORAGE-2D PAGR-4th col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-15TH PAGE-lst
and I'd cols and 18TH PACED col
TRAVELLERS GUIDE-2D PAGE-6th col
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO
LET-15rH PAGE-5th COL, and 10TH PAGE-4th COL
WANTED TO PURCHASE-4TH PAeE-lst col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.-13TH PAGE-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
TO LET-14rH PAGR-2d COL and 10TH PAGR-lst col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &o.-12rH PAGE-eth col
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
MARCH 5, l87e-QUADRUPLE SHEET.
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A -A-A.-A-A-A-A-A.-
LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Broadway and Goth ST.,
will offer on Monday,
Cames hair overskrs and Jakets at $40 sl2 sls, SIS,
oanes hair overskirts Waist outside Jacket $50 TO
Camel's hair Suits silk trimmed 200 500 and s25.
Coored cashmere Suits, silk trimmed S2o $50. $5o $40
camel's hair Suits all silk underskirt s45
Black Black cashmere sni;s suit. 6IS from s5 upward
Alpaca suits from SO 50 upward.
LADIES' AND CHILDRRNs
SWISS AND oRGANDY SUITS
from 50 50 $40
Swiss overdressses, neatly trimmed. So so
Children,s plaid melton School Suits, So 80
Children's all WOOL plaid School Suits, s5 70.
Children's all wool Cashmere, silk trimmed, $i5
Children's cloth sacques from 81
JOB o chidren's fque Dresses braided in handsome de-
Also choice lot of French hand embroidered PiQue Ca
brielle Dresses, from 81 90
MORNING GOODS A SPECIALLY
Complete Outfits constantly on hand
made to order and delivered in twelve hours
and no Disappointment
Evening Dresses to order in twenty; four hours.
choice shades, at remarkably low prices
Black silk Costumes from $iS up.
Embroidered ovorssrts and jackets @ s' from s5 up
, " VIII close , out the balance Of
Ladies' Wrappers in cashmere, printed and plain
Printed reps
in great variety, for house wear.
Plaid flannel Wrappers at Sc %
choice lot Of Robes de Chambre
in fine cashmere braided and embroidered from SI1 so
No charge fer alterations.
Rules for selt.moasarement sent free of expense.
This immense stock of goods are manufacture
and warranted by the firm.
A large invoice of cashmere and drap d'ete Sacques,
Jackets Tamas Fichus, &c. nicely trimmed,
from So upward
Also invoice of Sacques and Jackets,
in light basket cloths, suitable for spring wear,
at $5 and s., just half original price
Sleeveless ackets, In silk velvet beautifully trimmed
at $14 TO $25 half value
Also,
at n reduction of 33 1-3 per cent
the entire balance of our winter stock
of velvet and cloth Sacques.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
LADIES AND oHIDREN's UNDERWEAR, 7

Our stock in all branches Of this department is fully
complete Styles and prices varied to meet the
requirements of our customers We confidently invite their
Inspection Our assortment comprises description
garment from the pGnest to the elaborate both in
French and American manufacture and in quality of
rials and finish cannot fail critical
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

DRY GOODS.
RICHARD MEAREs.
9th and 10th st.,
BEG TO DIRECT THE ATTENTION OF CUSTOMERS
AND THE PUBLIC TO THE
LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTIONS OF NEW GOODS,
ADAPTED TO EARLY SPRING TRADE,
NOW OPENING
IN ALL OUR VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS
WE SHALL EXHIBIT ON MONDAY, MARCH 6.
600 pieces o. cQored snk all the new desirable
ndes at 81 20 VI So 81 40 81 45 81 so and 81 rs
Full line of Twiled Silks in all the and choice shades
Black GrOS Grain Sinks excellent quality g. 81 20 81 rs.
81 rs, 81 s5, s.. D''-' anu 'ii'' - ~
Finest Lyons black Silks, s. Is, 50 90, 81 75sa
IN OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
we shall offer Monday
alarge assortment Of new styles in
Cashmeres Cancs Hair Cloths Pongees
in the newest and choicest shades,
Very fine English wied plaid Dcbeges. 25c per Yard
200 pieces of Debeges, in all the new shades 25e 3oc.
Pure silk and wool brocaded Pongcos 75c
Lnpln's fine French Cashmeres, newest shades 93c 49,,
All wool French Brocades, IN cream, white and all the
choicest shades, latest novelties, for oyerdresses and
basques, $l per yard.
WE HAVE ALSO OPENING
full assortment OF Mourning Goods,
in cashmeres, Bomb aEines Tamse aud Empress Cloths
very low prices.
All the popular makes of Cambrics and Calicoes.
AllhHSFN3 dfESfyd dS dRFSASdhhEr aoS6hF
All the styles in
untrmmed chip and straw Hats,
and
choicest novelties IN finest French Flowers
and Millinery Goods.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
Now opening,
magnificent of
nne cashmere silk Balbnggan and Lisle thread
Hosiery,
In every quality aud newest styles.
for Ladies' and gentlemen and children
Full assortme tpf celebrated
and 3 button kid Cloves.
in all the delicate light shades
Every pair warranted, or give another pair II
they rip
we beg to invite an examination OF our very fine
stock of Ladies' aud Children's Cndcrwear
in eambric, linen and most approved makes muslin
Very fine and choice Goods at lowest prices
All the popular makes In
Imported French and hand made Corsets
Ladies and Infants complete Wardrobes.
NOW OPENING
SPECIALTfES IN
CASHMERE LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
AND NOVELTIES IN
NECKTIES, BOWS RUFFLINGS AND TRIMMINGS.
A visit of examination respectfully solicited
RICHARD MEARES.
corner 9th and 18th st.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05
icoMPLETE TaoUssEAU, FRoN

All the popular styles Of Corsets Paniers &c. very
prices.
Particular attention paid to
WEDDING OUTFITS.
Our long experience this branch guarantees us In prom
ising perfect satisfaction in every particular
A
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

full line OF French hand embroidered Chemises Night
Dressing saeques Robes de Chambre &c. prices
# domestic goods
large lot OF Night Dresses full laundred handsomely
ucked and hand embroidered at half the original price
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

MO LACE, FANCY GOODS, SUIT OR DREssMAK-
IN ing establishment notion house should be without
the Magic Ribbon aud Tape Runner patented IL
ene and trims dresses underwear curt ins Ac without
sewing saving the fading OF trimmings aud material when
the articles are washed the work OF day accomplished In
ten minutes no ging slides, simple gets
OF order Wholesale IN the notion departments cf Cook,
Bartlett, Reed a Co.. Cochran, N Lean 4 Co.. Mills
Gibbs Spelman Bros Porter Bros Co. Noycs, smith
CO. Hayne SPRING Dale a Co. Dunham Buckley a Co..
and ali fancy goods aud notisn hon-sa AIRKRa aais
e@ent o07 BToadwaAr
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

Opening
Wednesday and Thursday.
March and 0.
French Pattern
Bonnets,
Flowers, Silks
Laces, Ribbons
and Ornaments
Six cases
Chip Bonnets.
Three cases French
Pattern Bonnets.
7G7 and 100 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

KlNzEH's
Spring
Opening.
French
Bonnets,
Flowers,
Silks,
Ornaments,
Laces.
Latest
Paris
Styles.
WILLIAM kinney,
The New York herald., 1876-03-05

Infants Walking Goats, braided cloth flannel Iined 60
Infants Walking Goats, black velvet, hand embroid-
cred, hall the cost OF Importation ........... 90
Pique Walking Goats hand embroidered ......... %
chd,ens Muslin Drawers Trimmed from TO Il year o.
csidrens Muslin cIemscs same sizes from 81
Chidrens Muslin Nighdresses; same sizes....... 81
Nnn:SsET ss'5 pIees FTSpeR yHss
TO ORDER AND ON HAND. FROM S35.
Oucd S 70 amy the country s seS harre
The FIRM guarantee article advertised by them to-
be in stock and 10 be as represented.
Send for catalogue, mailed free Of cost
our country.
We WILL during the week. exhibit the most complete and
well assorted stock OF foreign white goods consisting Of
Swiss Muslin, from loc to 81.
White and eoIored Tarla,snes, from l21lc.
Victoria and Bishop Lawns from l2jsc to GOc
4s inch French NainsoOk heavy and slim, from 36c
English Yansool heavy and thin, from I4e to 75c.
we beg TO call particular goods as they
sos finished cambrie from i4c to SOC
English Long Cloth at Zoe, 2sc and 3oc
Long Cloth single and double twill prices below
'Vss Striped II ID Long Cloth from 2sc to zoe
Have just received new assortment Of English and
sG siSSa oSnd % pieces Of Striped Null Rsad made roS very S
hps leo TasS p.ee " French s osr oand AND @ At m
wHEs y,d,SSIs S5s. Lawn in s.rioe and plaia from Die
Lace striped satin finished piquc.
900 pieces attiSc., worth 20c.
. 500 pieces at 2Sc., worth Soc.
200 pieces at 35c., worth f2c.
200 pieces az sSc, worth f5e-
200 pieces at f0c. worth SIC
Corded Pque from Jc. 70 81 25.
striped Pane from I2iSc. 25c.
Figured PQue from DE 10 Toe
Embroidered Pique .om 75c. 20 81 IS.
Figured and dotted Swiss Muslin from ecc
Pucd Muslin with plain and lace sirie from aoc, for
overdres and waist.
India Muslin, satin stripe. new goods at 3J..
Tucked Muslin
We have In stock the complete line Of Tuckings
made In French and English nansoOks and cambrcs
able for trimmings waist chdren's dresses and ladies'
skirts
Also Tucked Founcine something
Th have been made expressly tor retail trade
selected with great care as we are making specially in
this line
Would call special attention 70 their stock Of youths
and boy Clothing manufactured In their especially
English Walking suits 70 IS years from $40 to Fia
Derby Suits, SS 20 $40
d. B Derby Blouse suits ~ 10 81.
inward
Extra Pants with all our suits, g. 90.
Suits exchanged: extra charge.
Custom orders Allied promptly and III guaranteed
large and varied OF Chevots, Dagonals Scrges
Matelasse Cloths in stock At all times In lengths
suit ladies and gentlemen who may favor us.
Rules for aef-measurement sent free everywhere
'""''''' "'' .iORD 4 TAYLOR,
bGeadway ane 10Th sh
New-York tribune., 1876-02-29
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. FEBRUARY ~,

watch and chan valued $780, Several officers hearing his
cries hurried 10 and succeeded IN aesng the
robbe At the Market Police Court yesterday "eieb
was held In ST. 200 bail TO answer -, .,,.. ,,, =,
sneak thieves entered premises OF Charles Holman at
No wch sunday, and carrier away S"ehs
and other property valued at $16S. 49,
sneak thieves forced the semitic OF the building al No
lO West fftyiourhsi. Saturday and entered the room
on the top occupied by Everett Cpp stealing property
valued at s75. -. u,,-.r
watch frou Marearet OF No little Twelfth ST. about
a wear ago until SATURDAY AZ ue Wss
ineon Place Court he held IN Default OF soVo
bail. ,,.,,. -. ~. o,s
Eghteenthst on Saturday nlght ana earned Away
clothing valued At $50 -, e,..- -. ~
l43 sullivan ST. while she was absent on atnrds and scic
n gold chain, lOcket, and other property valued
Superintendent Wang was informed by capt hennedy Oh
tty of undercothng and other goods at Eeventht anu
sjxthave believed had been stolen Cart Aaro OF
The Fourteenth also recovered quantity OF stolen
goods and property to the Police Central once
for Identification. . -, <,..
Some secreted themselves In The Church
of ST. Francis Has and Broadway, Brooklyn, on SUNDAY
night the poor boxes appropr1atng the con-
and throwing the broken boxes into an ADJOINING
lot. ...-,
The residence Of John Kerr at Keansy n J was entered
Sunday night and robbed OF clothing lnts ana
iewery valued 1000 The agent at the railway stao
robbed on OF suit of clothes aud II b eved
by the gang which had been stolen from MI
heTT's house fonnd In the deput