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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-24
CONSTABLES' SALES,
Joseph BiIIeery vs.. Andrew McCormacl

Joseph BiIIgery vs.. Andrew Mccormack
fl'st Just &c Court for the parish OF Oreaus
DY WIZ UE OF AN wRlT'OF FltRI FAClAs
ID to me directed by the honorable The first Jus.
tice Court for the Iarsh Of Ollean., will pro.
coed to cell at public tucFion Oh SATURDAY
March Is 1876 at twelve oclOck NJ. at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange" on Royal street
between Canal and CustomhouFe streets the fol.
lowlsg described proper v. to wit
Two LOTS OF OR. IND, situated in square
No. A. bounded by Wall, Oh, stun, Walnut ard
uril each 80 feet front OF Walnut street, by l2o
fet n depth, betwe. para III e., toger her with
II the builo insa a, d Improve ents thereon.
Seized in the above suit to satisfy the writ is.
su. in this cas-.
1erms-CssL at time of sale
FL "a mh2 Is NJ. O'>I LLIv.N. Constable.
r. O,io W.. Alfred +. biiI,n..-T. ira JUS
PY vlk1t E OF WRIT Of tIEeI FA,IAS 70
- me directed by IN. Hon. JOHN LIZ Monnier,
third lus'ic. he peace and for rhe parish
leans, in the above & tl,d Use viii 70 ..d 70
sell at public auction, at my warehouse. .envilie
sire. t be- weer Bourbon aud Royal, on SATuR
DAY fthrurly 1t, 1876, at tS-lv. U'.l OK NJ -
one BAMBOo >WOhp CANE ivory handle.
Seized lii the above SUIT
tell p 2s' JOSEPH DEMORUFLLE, Constable
Mrs. Julia Git ~rIuan W.. Joseph r.
flGod-fr,t jas ice Court for The parish of
Orleans. No. 3OSa
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID TO NE irect-d by the h, nrr i lie e F rst Jus
tee Coui it and for t parish oi urit ais, vii
proceed to sci III bic auctlen, o SATURDAY,
March Is, 1876, at twelve o'rlock NJ at the Ne
Ct ants ~ Auctioue. kxcha &c ~ al ST. eet
between Canai and Gus omhOuse strr-is-
ALL THE kIGH,S, TILE AM IN kREST of
Jose phi Food tn. dc endart hersip, in and
the succ. ssion ot his father, Matthew Flood. and
No 1855 vi the d. ckt OF Il uOIl"Iahl the Second
Dist rict Count for the parrish OF leans, cons. ting
of certain lot If ground, situated IN the FIIst
Distti, of this city, and des qua 81 by the No. B.
in the squire bounded by Willow. Ct .iborue,
Ersto AID II a ia et,tets, tcg- ther wi h a. the
building and improve mel t. rights OF ways etc,
mea.Dr nP 81 # ct trout on W il street. BY l22
feet inches mes IN depth, bet~ een parallel
lines.
Seized ia the above entitled and numbered suit
Terms Cash at time Of sale
1e22 mills Is NJ VSULLIvAN, Constable.
Eugene Thnren W.. A. w. Abbat-Third
Justice Court tor the Parish of Orleans, No.
1898.
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIhRI PACIAS
- to me directed by the Hon. John L-IoOnnier,
tblid justice OF the p ace for the parish OF Or
leans, i'll the above emitted cause. W II proceed
to sell at publ'c auctiOu, At my warehouse, on
Bienville street. between Roy al ant BoUi hon,
TUESDAY Narch !, 1876, a. twelve o'clock NJ. the
10 lowing de ,crib-d property. to wit
ONK SPRING WAGON WITH TOP
Two BLGGlkS.
Seized ia the above suit.
kTerms-' ash on the spot.
fe24 mh2 = JnSnph DEMORUELLE, Constable
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NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1I40ll4a, against ll3a, at New
York and after liberal business closed lib i
0ll4h &c higher ihs on Monday agalI. st tho
opening ate in that market The sales summed
up $4,000, embracing s 1900 at 1875; $4,000.
$40 900 Sl2 900 and O0G at ia, and $60OO and
s 10 900 AT li4t.
No sales OF silver were reported. American half
dollars were~slll quoted at lO4 X 6l05 and Mex
lean dollars Ut 80, gold, for both new and old
Under the improvement in gold at New York,
sterling was quotel about lc hi her, equal to
2-lO T. cent, And france \ T. cent The
NOV etnent in both of liberal extent The sa es
o. sterling comprised 4s5 900 & IS roo Col tnental
bills at SIS 4s.; & 1900 D,l OF ladng AID 1000 AL
adj a. d AL clear IS 81 as 5lls: 9z7 500 hi of
! d ng and $1,000 Al clear at IS Sly; $4,000 Al
cl ar at SIS 5l1e as 50; 5000 do at IS SIN, and
5000 bank al S. 81 y.
THE ga es of francs comprised o.0oO commercial
embracing coo and 10000 at 4.s6a and 30 600
So, 900 and 100, coo at 4 557s.
the close sterling bills were quoted at IS 81
as SIN for bill of ad,ng and Al clear bills SIS 81
as So for bank {bank counter rate at as ssh
and francs at 4.56 i for commercial. and nominal
for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were OF LIBERAL
extent, and rates were unchanged. The sales com
prissd $500 GEO, embracing s 10 900, S25,OoO u
$50 0e0 cOmmer cial at 80 p cent premium;
s 100 600 prlva'e bankers and bank at l-32dl-l6,
AMI SIS 600, x20OoO $40 % and : 100, 600 private
bankers al Lie.
The tanks continued to check on New York at
y y cent pr. MUM, and cOmmeic al sight WAS
still quoted at 10.
The following is the Official statement of the
sales report ID to-day at the New Ore ans Stock Ex
CHI
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FOREIGN.
Marine.

NAAFInes
LONDON, February 23.-The steamship
Swi, zerlahd, irom New York for Antwerp
while steamiDg up the channel yestel da y
ran down and sunk the brigantine Hero, OF
FOlke stone. -Four OF the HERDS crew we're
drowned. The Switzerland was unhurt
and proceeded Oh her voyage.
Loss of Boucicault's Niece.
1t was a niece and not a daughter OF
BOucicauit who Was lost on the Sra
Clyde.
Elected to Parliament.
Lieutenant c. l mel Bsrue, Conservative,
has been elected to Parliament from East
Suffolk.
QUEENsTowN, February 23-The schoon-
er Adela, 5. Hills. OF Pensacola, reported
dismantled, has arrived here.
Military Movements in spain.
madrid, February 23.-lt is officially an
nOunced that council OF Generals was
held i'll the North at which KING Alfonso
presided. The council decided to attack
the Carls's on all SIDES.
General Primo 0i Rivera is marching
against Zumarraga.
The Notifications near Estella have been
destroyed.
SAN SEBASTIAN. February 23-King Al
fODsO viii remain here few days. 1t la
said ex Queen Isabella will reach the from
tier FriOay or Saturday next.
CarIIst force is concentrating near
Gaisetta iD = strong position commanding
the road t. Navarro TIE Carists are also
cOnce ntrating at Lecumberrie, to the north
west OF Pampeluna. Don Carlos has taken
refuge III the Olzama valley to the east OF
LecumberTie.
Turkey Threatens Servfa and Montenegro.
VIENNA, February ga semi-otficial
comm nica ion from Constantinople says
Turkey las seDt instructions to Servia anu
Montenegro to withdraw their subjects
frcm the iDsuIgent ranks, otherwise she
will occupy both principaiities
Herzegovinan Refugees.
The Presse says that there are IS, 900 Her
zeeOvinan refugees in Daimatla, and they
arr resolved rather to staIve than 10
turn to their hsmes. Two British men-Ot-
war are cruising of the Dslmatian coast.
The New Ministry.
PARIS. February 23-PrssldrDt MAGMA
hon has post poned his decision in regard 10
the lorna ton OF q new ministry untIi after
second baiiOtiDgs are had next Sunday. Ii
anne ars to he understood as soon these
bailotiups are decided al the ministers will
resign. M Buffet, Minis,e 81 TIE Interior,
howryer. ir.istr upon resigDing immediately.
Tie OMciat journal tomorrow will an
nonute iI. ressgpatiun of NJ. Buffet and the
i M Dn1auro as Mlhlstef VI
the Interior 0d Interim
The Republicans favor the election OF NJ.
Greyy to tn. preside ncy Ot the Chamber.
Russiau Troops Welcomed to Khokand.
TAsHKEND, February 23.-The Russian
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An Cnlucky Man.

You see," said The dependent man on
the pickle barrel, addressing the grocer,
who ~as spearing the top Of cracker
people LAS good luck, and some people has
bad lack Now RENE mber once l was
walking along the street with Tom Jellicks.
and he went down one sido Of it and l
went Gown IN the other. We hadn't got
mcre'n half way down when he found =
pocketbook with $26l IN it, and l stepped
% woman's dress and got acquainted
with my present wife. 1t WAS always So"
be said with a sigh, "that Tom Jellicks was
the luckieet man in the world, and that l
never had no luck"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-24
u. S. MARSHAL'S SALES,

William H. Quicksul VS.. the steamer BOs.
e.r, her tackle, sppa''l &c.
TN THK UNITED Stairs ntSFHICl COURT
Il District OF Lou sisna, No ~ 589.-By Vi tue Of
IL order OF sale to n . directed the above enti
tied suit, will p oc--d t. sell to the highest bid
der on WEDNESDAY,. March ], 1876, vt twelve
O'clock NJ, at the entrance to the Customhouse.
Canal 81 rect
The STEAMEg BOSSIER, her tackle, ETC.. now
lying at the Canal street terry landing, Agiers.
Terms-Cash.
United states Msrshsls enace, New Orleans, Feb
ruarv ~ 1876. B. PACKARD.
fe23 26 mil United States Marshal
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NEW YORK.
Arrest of Colonel Irwin.

NEW York, February 23.-Rlchard B.
Irwin. former agent OF the Pacific Mail
plant OF Rufus Hatch, charged with en-
bezzliDg three quarters of q million of the
conpany's property. He was bailed in
$4,000.
Still Aground.
The City OF Galveston is still hard
aground on West India island. On the
nineteenth the crew and passengers landed
at Nassau a, ter severe privatiOns.
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No sales Of STOCKS were reported. except at The
Stock EXC change and the MAJ ket was without an v
marked fentu tt notice.
Nothing trans pred in State consols, except the
sales at the Stock Ex"hange. The market was
quoted AZ the close at 90, about i y cent lower
than on Monday.
City bonds we're irregu ar, but generally held a
little higher than Monday. Premium issues
quit az he close at 33l asa (od) car ency
sewers at 33a d33a; tnew) d, at 33ha asa, and
gold bearing -ev-ns tooth Administration aud
ported in the stock exchange, inclndel $1,000
$500 and 5000 premium Issues at 49, s 1000 at
81 a. and $1,000 at 81 u; and $4,000 gold bearing
Sc 8, Administration series at 35
City SCRIP is still quoted at 4lls az for August
to December. 1873, and July to d. c.mber 1874
ttimel, and $3.50 for June and part of May, 1874
Metropolitan Police warrants continue to rule At
89090 for 1928, ard for 1884 Issues and en
tirelv nomin 81 for 1869 and 1912.
State warrants still held at 46d48 for fund
able and 43 145 for 1874 Issues and 43 GAG for 1875
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY.
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE, I
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, February 70, 1876.

Nothing tlansp.red in the money market that
indicate any char &c worthy Of notice. The de-
bank and on the street. and the rates Of CONNER
cial paper easy. Gold was scarce. and being in
r. quest ruled higher. and under it's improvement
at New York foreign exchange also improved. The
moveme MT in both was of liberal extent. liberal
business was done in New York eight at unchanged
rates.
The sales OF stocks exhibited no new feature,
though fair business was done in State cOnsO 9
and city bondr. At the close the former were
latter at an advance. especially for pre- MUM is.
suea the in p, oven eLt n which was attributed to
the anticipation of more favorable action by tho
Senate The bids for tho sale of bonds to the city
under the adv ertisement OF the Administrator OF
Finance inviting proposals for the sale OF $50 QUO
Outst anding bOLds of the cites Of New Urle ans,
J. herson and Carrollton, were opened st the City
Hall to day. We are indebted to Mr. I. Wolfe. Jr.,
St ere tary of the commissioners of the consolidated
debt for the following list of accepted bids:
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THEATRE.

VARIETIES THEATRE.
Last nights of the favnrite
MRS. HENRIETTA CHANFRAC.
NO PERFORMANCES TONIGHT
Extra Matinee This Thursday Noon.
Extra Matinee c. W Ta,l ur+'s American
COMEDY lama,
Thursday. Parted. or the Bank
Failure.
Friday Evening I Charles Reade's beautiful
play Dora, Played by
Saturday EvenlDgI Ms ChALf,au 200 mig ats
Saturday matinee-C ristie Johus'one.
Extra matinee, Monday next, February 2S-Two
Orphans
Monday evening, February PM. Prank s..
Chanfrau as SAM in De alden's comedy, origin.
a ly wri ten for and PLAYED by MI Chanfrau Up
wards Of $50 nights in New York e20A
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WANTED.

VNANTEO.-A POSITION As GOVERNESS BY
w syouug lady capable of teaching English,
French aud Music Raferences exchanged. AG
dress Mis- c., al this office. uo9
WANTED To PURCHASERS SEE OF
w meeting room furniture, iuclu.ng rthcers
desks etc. Also q second and billiard table.
Address glass box No. 2O16 statins price, aud whore
the can be seen. 1l5
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-24

1t lie sa,d fishing in the Mediterranean
last year nested $500. 900, which was very
good fish netting.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Thursday, February "a, 1876.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
British steam Cordova, Lang, for Liverpool
Steamship Hudson, Eager, tor New York
Austrian bark Francesca T. TOrett- for Havre
Spanish bark Pevenir. N use, for Cadiz
British bark Belle Stewart, Gillistt for Liverpool
British bark james Dutfus Shaw. for II ,vre
British brig Scotsman, Liddle, for Soui hampton
British schooner Ebenezer, Bethel, for Nassau
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Lizzie Felsher. from Pensacola. to @
Siuber-N-w Basin
Norwegian bark Statsminster Stang, Falchenberg
II Gays from ST Thomas, to Hall Vaughn
Point
Spanish bark virtuoso, Solar, DAYS from Havana
Schooner Helen Vi Rowley. Rowley. from Boston
January 10, TO n,asJeI-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Thompson Dean. Miller from Memphis
City OF Alton. BlAby from st Louis
p Schenck. Caster II, IN Cincinnati
Henry Tete. AucOln. from LafOurche
Wawenock Tay lOr from Lever Coast
Bastrop. hodge. from L'pd Grove
NarV ha, Ruiz ron st James
Maria Louise. Brinker. from Shreveport
t'r etc. Ga REX. rom Lower COAst
Frazer, Canton. from Lower Coast
Josephine. Sozzens. 1Um Union Plantation
BELOW-COMING UP.
British ship st Patrick Stlnatt. 40 days from Liv.
BARK sr %3,e 5s Han vaasha a. nn
to master
Schooner George sealey, Cav, from Galveston, to
master
EXPORTS
CADIZ-Bark POvenir-6l $50 slaves
SOUTHAMPTON-Brig Scotsmon--30e0 SKIS oil.
cake
HAVRE-Bark Francesca T-32s0 bales cotton l73
SKIS hoOfs
HAvRE-Bark James Duffus-2ls2 bales cotton
$500 slaves
LIvBRPOOL--Bark Belle stewart--lss2 bales
cotton 1890 slaves
MISUNDERSTANDING Cordova-2 2g9 bales cot.
ton "a 900 bushels corn bulk 1900 slaves cyress
ties
NEW YORK-Stesmship Hudson-3363 bales not-
ton IS bal-s iron 100 bbis oil 1876 bbs molasses 600
bdls hides 81 pkgs mdse
MASS sU-SchOOner Ebenezer-50 bbe -four DO 4
meat 10 bbls potatoes 40 900 shingles 700 feet
lumber
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COMMERCIAL.

COTTON-The sales today embraced 775O bales
at prices requiring 10 change quotations.
We give also the figures aud report Of the Ex
change, as below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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GRAND OPERATE GEM
AND BALLAD CONCERT.
Grunewald Hall, February 15.

magnificent pre- CT ANNE TO be rende' ed with
the a-si stance OF Professor Won HUtFLEN. for.
m-rly OF the Gsand OPERA Professor c. H. GRUNE.
BERG. Miss Kate 1hayer, Mr.. a. " B.. Mis- >es
Bruenn aud G. and n ard T G,uneberg Mes re-.
Bruenn and C Van Be thuysen. fel5i25
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RIVER REPORTS Il

Below high water mark Of 1874
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akiDW Ellis AUADkNiY UF M,-4s

1lD w Ellis AtADEN1 Of VA SA<
SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 90 AND DURING TaB
WEEK,
KELLY & Icons
BURLESQUE OPERA AND MINSTREL TROUPE.
Embracing FIT y F r.t Cl.-s artists Programme
changed nightly. Sc b az The day. fe20
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~. CHARLES THEATRE.

yY. CHARLES THEATRE.
Engagement for = limited period, and fret ap'
pearance in New Orleans for two wears, u The
eminent tragpdan,
MIR. EDWIN ADAMS,
It being HE last appearance prior to his departure
for CalifO mia and Au' trala.
Monday aud Every We ing,
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
The be antiful romantic drama of
ENOCH ARDEN.
Enech Arden ....................Ar Edwin ADAMS
FrIday-Ben. tit of Mr. Adams.
Saturda,-Adams matinee at noon.
Twrnfy.fir.t Annual NI"rdi Grns Ball,
FEBRUARY 20, 1876.
Invitations for ladies can be Obta ned at the Box
Ottica on application to Mr.. P. GLEASON treas
;,t.a fe22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-24

11VHE LADIES OF TIM CENTh l.
i congregational Church cdfn ne ced their
annua, Far for the benefit of tine Church ast
W .dnesday evening. The,e several valuab!e
D iz-s to Re con -sted by the aii g. Hon J.
Henri Bu ch and Hon. ravi' You <, of the Senate.
and Hon F. A. Woods n, Hon. henly Demas OF
the House are contes ing for fine horse, which
promises to be a hot contest.
The lair is held in the vestibule of the Church,
corner f Liberty and Gasqnet streets.
The friend OF the ChuI ch ,Oidiall invited to
attend. Adm ssiOn ten cents. te20Z1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-02-24

Meteorolog1cal and River Report.
The following statement of the weather and
rivers is furnished br the Signal Service Office sta
toned at New Orleans:
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUNEMENT6.
--.unu cwAs At THE OPERA HOUSE
AGRAND MASQUERADE
CARNIVAL BALL
Will be given at tho
OPERA HOUSE, MARDI GRAs NIGHT.
February 20.
These balls have ALWAYS been the events OF the
season. and the present ball will Do the most sen'
satiOnai of the series.
LADY GUESTS WILL NOT BIB REQUIRED TO
UNMAkK AT ANY TINE.
Admission Cards for Gentlemen, 80.
ft23 I'd
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NJ ENlsER,s GARDEN,

VNENlsER's GARDEN,
Nos. I and Is Bourbon street.
H. WENGsR. Proprietor
Largest Hall in the city. Best European and
American Journals file Two fine rooms 10,
families, with para'+ entrance. rha best wines
and liquors. First class Restaurant at mode rate
prices. Phil Bests celebrated Milwaukee Lager
Beer Al Ii We ceBts par glass ial3 Nv
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Mrs. Widow O.to Br,-ae -. Var. Louisa

FIItZ
lNFTH DISTRICT CO. RI FIR THE PARlSh
OF Orleans, so $50 by virtue of a writ OF
nerl 'acias * INST Hr- Loa u ri o. Michgtl FrtS
and ia Oh FIJI to ne directed by the honorable
the tth District "oart tor the parish of orleans,
III the above entitled cause, viii proceed 10 sell
AZ public auction, at the Merchants ana auction.
GERS Exc .an.e, Royal street between Canal and
Custo!nou-e streets in the Second District of this
city, on iUnDAl, M.Icn II, 1876, at twelve
O'clock NJ, the following described property, TO
wit
-. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together with
p ihe buildings and improvements thereon,
rgh 3, ways privileges and appurt-nances there
~ 10 belonging n III AIRY wise app TT ming, situ'
ated IN thu Fl 8 District of thi, CITY, in the square
founded by Terpss ch0 q. Hercules Me pem-Ie and
Dryades strsets and measuring thu y.tWo feet
non on H. rcuss street by d. pth ami trent on
Terpschu,e street uf one hundT,d feet. f.rmiIS
the of H relies ~ d rerpsrbore S reefs,
ID To- rms part of lot nun bar fourteen o square
number three. plan 10y J. Pile late rveyOr,
ed twenii- OF ly. 1910, ard d pcsjIet in tho
office # A n Eur, an. at Il. tary public in this
city. Acquired by the late NJ chael F,iz frsm
John Morlll per act passed before J. X. Beard
late notary public in his ely, and nv the de.
feLaant hereto, widow Community of her
LATE T. sb n the said NJ chael Fritz
Seized In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
fes q % mill Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of OreauA
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BARTON sKIkAs.
, 800 Seven per cent bonds 1863. ..........35
We continue to quote exceptional commercial
paper -08 " cent p anDum discount; Al DO
solO aud second grade nominal. Fist class
mortgage paper 9'1l0 y cent y annum; second
grade entirely nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-24
AMERICAN sMvERwtRE.
nnnn YrAruny or rnR DEPARTMENT.

A GOOD YFATtNF OF I'iE DEEAHlMr'i'
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-The notable ex-
cel,enca OF the American Department In the group Oh
siyerw,re has been repeatedly referred 10 In these
couTaus Its beauty aud variety are enhanced by tue
adjoining display OF plated articles, which no Visitor not
M xpcrt In such matters would suppose 20 Nc anything
bu, sod silver Tse supremacy OF the American pIaed
ods over those OF foreign oontros is just as uHdis
YIteG > that OF the costly silver aruces Ahlsrr
can Manufacturers were TIE first 10 perfect the
white composition metal which serves ~ the
base for TIE plating and 70 put upon the
var. almost rs high Grade 81 artistic SKIN as IS dcyoted
t the hest work in SILVER. The frsilf has hcen q n,
aarta1ls development OF tis Industry. fcope uI uou
crate mrans are now able 10 possess articles OF lea
beatf, thai UoulG have ocon Wholly hsOnh teir It"oi
20 vrais ego. An eXcG'dins'y haE.sspLo display Oh
pI,;rd war, 4 made by '!e Nariden BHaliia t1hplny
IN tue central aso of the Nam building, hDoihk tno
Cxi;4 of Tirtny and Starr & Marcus Thel. nhD"FS-s
HI GENERALLY pronounced the finest IN thc ialF il'
T. worth -ccng for Itself interpretive 81 nc m1li'h.
tliags IL contains. IL u IN the TORN Oh
IA ulr CANT pavilion ~ ebony, gliing: glass an lea-
,o.scs tnorl,- with a roof ~ hlne ard ruDpl. upon
Vile, !, golden ball supporting casle. Within lhs
r -, ace Is once ~ The cp.cirniatve OF INC cp
many who sAows visitors model ~ the apparatus usrn
cr MI. ting vi IN ingenious attachment rrgna'ins 70
r,i he amount OF 4Var tllt - 20 20 on The MtsicS IN
-s IN The .vanc bath ard also The process " giving
EXTRA tLcSHe ~ plate tn tc iirts .>poon' abd iofs
t,oai rgu,std 10 Nsl-h s!ty Ot tbS establishment
Ouv Jew OF the many beautiful articles that crp~u the
c,~s forming III ais 90 tie pavilion can he mentioned
Uur, rs mistaken Tor glass ~ admirably moie.r' TUG
int az md iEo Scptun rpstrn' ara rtohth'
.i,,,, al elaborate WUrs % Ei<h order " Isiise
merit confer piece u oE.,Il" silver i'lI .hLik I.
i,ug4i. with skgt modes OF tnfiirH
rtIns do.s and large w,iiIInc,, with iA4ii,s
~. ing uJOl yinra, especially r"ticedJ'c.