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The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
THIRD EDITION
New Castle Letter.
DEATH OF ExsHKRIvF LAMBsoN-THB
KFFBcTs OF THE STORM Ero, -

Last hight terrific easserly rain
storm set an accompanied BY high winas
unroofipg several buildinEs. About 7:lo
this morning the roof of the dye house at
the woullen mill was car led away and
immed ately af er the building TOOK nre'
In the alarm aud excitement OF the mo-
m-nt two or three girls leaped out OF sne
windows The wind was blowing hu IL
cane and nothing could be done TO save
either the stock or the building. sIne
hose was brought out and made use OF ih
saving the surrounding dweiings.
All the wharves are badly injured and
heavy LOSSES will be suffered bv coal
merchants. a. M, the river banks be-
tween the city and the Delaware Iron
Works are breaking and the marshes may
be over-howed.
The Delaware Iron Works are COM
pelled to shut down on account OF the
water.
Chimney of the new house of VIM.
Houlschmaker, Is down tearing away
part of the roof of an adjoining building
New brick stable of Jas. H. Callahan Is
a complete wreck.
One tug, barge, and several small
schooner, are sunk in the harbor.
Ex-Sherff VIM. H. Lambson, died al
$50 Ia night
At this time 8.25 n. m, the storm seems
to be increasing in its fury and fears are
Entertained that the amount Of drstruc-
ton will beg eat. 1he telegrar h opei a'ol
at office on the wharfis unable TO get into
it. The store of Owen Roberts Is abou,
being washed away. The blacksmith
shop of /. Comeygs on Pearl street !
floating and a large Erickson steamer Il
aground near the battery, A man wa
blown off the steam tug just before she
sunk $50 the whole r1ver bank hai
broken and the water Is running in un
der full head Of wind and tide.
The gas house fires are out and th'
water not less than 8 feet high. Th
water is now running through the cnl
vert into the fields west of the railroad
8:35. The tabernacle on the battery i
blown down AMI Hoated away there Is
feet of water in the OLD engine house
S.45. A schooner is now being driven o.
shore below the rolling m H., All th
buildings on Water street are Hooded Of
the first story. DIR. j. J. Black has bee
compelled TO remove his horses ON hi
stable. The ware house and stable o
Jae. M.''Wise is washed off the wharf an,
efforts are being made to reach the w
IT, Telegraph office but without effect
The venture is too hazardous.
$50 .. m the water Is up to Mint
street near the cotton mill. People ar
moving ont of their houses on Pea
street near the railroad. The gale Is sti
increasing. - - -
At $40 "a. m, the new gas tank wa
covered with water. The water was
feet high at gas house and Water stree
was covered.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
BADLY HURT.

This morning about 8 o'clock Jacob
the p w. & b. r. r., met with very
painful accident. He was Just about TO
enter one of the doors when the win1
suddenly blew 1t from off the hinges, and
il fell striking him in the face, cn,ting 4
large cash, and laying his nose open. He
was taken to his home at the corner OF
Filth and French streets, and Dr. Kan,
called in who sewed up the wound
He was also hurt inwardly. Although
bis igJnrles are very painful he is no
coils;uIered to be seriously hurt
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

Yesterdays yellow fever repors show
G ia new cases and AZ deaths In New
Orleans, only g deaths in Memphis, 2s
neS cases in Baton Rouge, IL new cases
a ID 3 dea. lis in West Baton Rouge fol
4 houns, IA new cases and deaths in
Chattanoog 3 deaths in Vicksburg, q
new eases and deaths in Donaldson
Vile, La, aud 2 cases and l death il
afro, III. There were indica ions O
sharp frosts iu the fever zones last NIGHT
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

The report details the operations OF tie
endowment Rank, a sort Of life insurance
connected with the order, and recon-
mends members generally to avail them
selves of S benefits. The report was
signed by Supreme Representatives 5 J.
Wiley and Cbas. q. King. ... -.''.
THE GRAND cHANcELLoR's. REPORT
gave detailed account of his official acts
during the past year, including dispensa-
tions, installations, appeals, communica-
tions received, etc. II concludes by re-
turning thanks to the grand officers and
members of the Grand Lodge, for official
and personal courtesies. The report OF
the D
GRAND KEEPER OF RECORDS AND SEAL,
Stansbury J. Wiley, contained the fol-
lowing financial and statistical figures:
Assets of the Grand Lodge. .$l53 80
IldDlllIleS.,. ~ ~
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23

THe MORE the failure of the Glasgow
Bank is looked at the worse it appears.
The London Times expresses the opinion
that ultimately good will doubtless come
ofthe col apse, but that at present it hangs
over the country like nightmare, and
mol ody can &c sure that i may not be the
signal for many further disasters. This
is taking as hope ul view Of a discour-
aging situation as can he taken, for this
disaster, whe her considered by itself or
with regard to its probable ultimate con-
sequences, is no common one. The col
lapse of the Glasgow Bank not only
knocks the bottom of the famous SEQ ch
system, but il reveals such unfathomable
depths Of rascal y that The clearest-head-
ei and more careful business men may
well wonder whether ma tiers and things
will straighten themselves out without
irreparable damage being done most I'M
poItant interests. There is no doubt that
good will ultimately come of the disaster
but it is hard work waiting for good that
is very far of, and the particularly un.
fortunate thing about this s'uash-up il
that it has occurred at a time of grea
bosiness depression, when industries upor
which depend the bread of thousands are
making the most desperate efforts 10 sus
tain themselves. l. is to the credit of tn,
British financi' rs and business men tha
they are brayely facing the troubles tina
have been precipitated upon them, an,
that they are making determined and in
telligent efforts to sustain themselves an,
TO confine the difficulties of the situatIo
within as small a limit as possible.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat wi
announce to-day thai Samuel J. Tide
is engaged to be married to belle, an
that the wedding will take place With
three months.
The Wheeling CIV. Va.) Register state
that the Belaire manufacturing Compan
las failed, with $4,000 liabilities an
100000 assets.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
Fashionable Furnlturel
J. & ]. N. HARTMAN
NJ. 40 King street.
WILMINGTON. DEL.

WILMINGTON. DEL.
>,vr~u. We respectfully tnIerm the ctt,s
IeAs OF Wilmington, and the sur
rounding country that we continue
80 10 m manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture OF every variety and
atvle, Consisting OF Mahogany Roseweod
md Walnut Furniture suitable for Parlor,
q. sping- room and chamber uses. ~
Our assortment of Furniture is larger an I
more varied tharfcen be found in Delaware,
and ali articles solo at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Vepitian Blinds OF the most fashionable
desizns made to order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con
staDIly keep large assortment OF Sprin
Hair. Moss and Husk Mattresses .'
J. "a ]. N. 2ARMAN
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
LANDAULET WILLIAMS AND HIS
FEE


From The Courier journal.
There was one Attorney-General who,
fore b. ing appointed to Office, bad
charge Of suit against the Cover lment.
His client, Californian, had given him
a retaining fee of 5000. After the ap-
pointment the AttOrney-General to I'M
derst.nd that it now became his. duty to
defend the Government, instead of pro
scouting the suit againsttt. He added:
al avn not able 10 return to you now the
SIS 900 you paid me. Ny wife has rented
house and used that money to furnish
1t. l will paw ou as soon as [ can"
With this Start did the new Cabinet min
isrer and hl> wife begin their brilliant
social career. This money was paid
Z back, aud still the purse OF Eortunatus
1 wss full. ts39
Tis true that, as time rolled on, aDt
! house, aud land, and lsi.daulets, were
| aided to the ever-increasing wealth o
the Attorney-General, thet, were ugl,
revelations az to how 1t vas all acquired
| and that the expens-s of she family cam
| out of the contingent fup-l OF his depart
ment, yet after the fir scandal Wa owe
there was no mu,al etfeG f.lt, aud tn
ex-Aitorney-G General practices hw In tb'
city, and his wife travels ia Euro pc, ,edu
| eating his daughter. They st,ll own the
| handsome residence and it, sumptuol
furniture. The question i- When the lad
returns wi h her step-laughteT will she
received.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
BULLS COUGH SYRUP

A irsss sspysy Jusf rsosiysr and for = q,
'V'' V''''"''""'~ -1' 's'A' s1sk JAMES BEET.
Cor. Sixth and Market sts.
n. Fl. H. Horse Liniment. l"i /
A fresh atosk received, and for saIe bv
q. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth md Market sts.
Majors Centennial Cement.
For m.nding broken China, Marble or
Glassware, for sale bv
Cor. sixth AID Market sts.
Wire Bair Brushes,
Very superior TO bristle brushes they
impart cooling ard refreshlng sensation
TO the scalp. For sale BY
Cor. Sixth and Market SIS.
Leibis's Extract OF Meat,
| In hlb., klb,. klb. and Id. Jars, Is sold
"'' anu '' Z. YAMEs BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Palmer's Dandelion CofYee,
fee. but IL considered by those who have
used II 70 have positive remedial effects
A fresh supply Just received. Sold whole
JAMES BELT.
Cor Sixth and Market streets.
Hubballs Prepared Wheat. s..
This popular article OF childrcn's food.
may be had fresh, OF
z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Chiorate OF Potassium.
One barrel Just received, and sold whole
FLAMES BELT,
Il Cor. Sixth and Market streets.
Nursing Bottles and Fiuinga,
z. JAMES BELT,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
} Corner Sixth and Market streets.
| THE Best Qualities Of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MosT RELIABLE PR:PRIErAR,
MEDICINES,
|. Al Ninth ard Market.
. Choice PERFUMERY, CoLoGNEs, &s
o AT WlLLiAMS
Q A fine assortment OF HAIR. TOOTH, an
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
, A choice I'm ported Key West, Pride OF Ke
West or Greuiey Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
y Choice FLAvORIN9 EXTRA
strong and Pure, -.y.
i. At Ninth and Market,
AT WILLIAMS
It Fine AMERICAN q IMPORTED soAr
~ At Ninth and Market.
!, :, a. Get the bestn WI LIAMn' SAPONA
- CEoUS DENrIFRICE, III ~.
AT WILLIAMS %
h. Choice Goods, accuracy IN dispensing ob
N Reas0ndbte Pyioes. Isl : as'
A. Williams PRESCRIPTIONS sToRl
nal apl2-u Corner Ninth and Market
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
FOURTH EDITION
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

ANNUAL SESSION OF THE GRAND LODGE
OF pELAwARE--RkfoHr or THE OF
FIcERs--srATIsTIcs OF THE ORDER,
ETC. hj
At 10 o'clock This morning, the Grand
Lodge of Delaware, Knights of Pythias,
convened In regular session In X. OF p.
Hall, No. Eli Market street, this city.
Grand Chancellor Mark L. Garrett pre-
sided, and there was full attendance OF
officers and Representatives,
The morning session was occupied
with the reading Of official reports. A
short synopsis Of each report will be
found below:
The report of the
SUPREME REPRESENTATIVES,.
gave concise and compact report Of the
proceedings of the Supreme Lodge of the
World, recently held In indianapolis, In
diana. II also contained the following
general statistics Of the order:
No. initiated in 1S64-5-8-7,...... .43,6 ,63s
admitted by card, ............ 4,86s
reinstated, ,................... Ava
Total additions. So, ,S3s
Number withdrawn. ............. o3o4
i" suspended, d,......,...... ID, 20
I" deceased, ,............. 3,26'
Total deductions, ........... 1914
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
The Purchase of Gold at the
Mint.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Information
has been received at the mint bureau that
the recent order for the purchase of gold
bullion at Charlotte, n. g., and Denver,
Col, is complete success, the miners be-
ing very glad to sell their bullion for its
coin value IN legal-tenders, less the
charges for melting, assaying, &c. The
same regulation will soon be put into ef-
feet at Boise CITY, Idaho, and Helena,
Mon, arrangements with the express com
panies being nearly compile ed for the
transportation Of such bu lion.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
LODGE FINANCES.

Or this number, there are III Past
Grand Chancellors, 226 Past Chancellors
TIA Knights, Esquires and 7 Pages.
The report further states that the past
year has been one of financial prosperity.
1t also recommends the procuring of a
suitable Office for the use of the Grand
Lodge, and also the printing of the pro-
ceedings of the Grand Lodge prior to
1869, which has not yet been done.
THE GRAND MASTER OF EXCHEQUER,
Lemuel Mari, submitted the following
report:
Balance in bank as per last re-
port, ............. 20 ~ w
Received from q. X. of X e. S.. 6O6 "a
Total receipts. ..............$6l7 "a
Disbursements. ................. 59l 10
Leaving balance in bank. ......$ rs ~
} Cash on hand. d............... 3 6G
Total funds available, ......$ 20 81
The Grand Lodge will continue il
session this afternoon and evening.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
Incidents Of the storm.
g. j. Iilden Engaged TO be Mar
FfR6,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-The Globe Demo
crdt will announce tomorrow that Samu-
ell J. Tilden is engaged to be married to
st. Louis belle, and that the wedding
will take place within three months.
The daily gazette., 1878-10-23
The Barges Heard From.

Owing to the tide rising so high, and
covering the north bound track Of the Z.
w. & b. X. r., there have been no trains
from this city for Philadelphia, since
$40 this morning. 1t is hoped that the
track will be cleared sometime this after
noon,
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F1NASclIHHLa2orrr Fns s.l.HL2o r.s1e r1es "a Go,
Ss SSEsisE6 s5I kooxs @ q %SD IS APARTMENTS TO LET
sgt {; e.
HORSES. UAkRlAGEs. xC.-Isr FAcx-2d and Sd coils
HOUSES, Koons. &C.. wANTED-2D PAcx-2d and Sd
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REWARDS PA0K-lst col
HALkS AT AUCTION TIL PAGE-5th and 9th coils
SITUATIONS wANTED-FkMALEs -7rH PAcE-lst and
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALES-7rH PAGE-2d col.
SPECIAL NOTICkS-lsT PACE-lst ana I'd coils
BPORrlN0-DOGs. BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAGE-2d COL
GTALLIONS-lsf PAGE-2d COL
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The LkCrUKE SEAsON-2D PAGE-3d col.
TIE TkAUES-7fH rAGR-3d col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2D PAcE-lst and
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WATCHES JEWELRf. &C.-7TH PACE-6sh COL
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOX SALE OR
TO LET-3D PAGH-1st col.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,. 6C.-l0ru PAGE-4th COL
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5s
1SENTLEMKN's FURNISHING.
EVERY DESCRIPTION. INCLUDING soARFs, TIES.
HANDKERcHIEFs. GLOVES. sUspENDERs.
CARRIAGE AND LAP ROBES.
SMOKING JACKETS. ROBES DE cHAMBRE.
UMBRELLAS. wArERP ROOF CLOTHING. &C., AT
VERY REASONABLE PRICES
uNLAuNDRIED wAMsUrTA
AND ooLoRED CAMBRIA SHIRTS
FROM 900 UPWARD.
SHIRTS. COLLARS, CUFFS AND UNDERWEAR
OF ALL KINDS ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
A. T. STEWART CO..
BROADWAY. 4rH Av.. erH AND 10TH SITS.
CPRINd OPENING.
,. G. JOHNSTON.
Broadway. 5sh Az. and 22d ss,
will commence the sale
THIS DAY
Of the
Therefore to the OF every lady who wishes to
soonomss give stock careful examination before
making her purchases
$50 pieces Lyons
Black Drsss silks. 81 tho yard,
price elsewhere 81 ~
1000 pieces Of plain eelorsd
Lyons Dress silks. 81 tn. yard.
1900 pieces Checked and Striped stlka
60 cents tho yard.
III.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
has been thoroughly rspenshsa With tho choicest prcus
uons Of Freuoh manufactures.
NEW MATERIALS
In the
Angclique. Rcsie, Amaury. Bouretts and Argentine.
l.75O pieces plain colored
Camel's Hair suitingy
warranted all wool, 2Sc tho yard.
the price of which last ysar was so cents
TIC pieces Bourete M yards wide IS cents the yard
a select and dbeAutifui variety Of new
Organdies, Lawns Percsles and Zsphyra
800 pieces printed IRISH Linen Lawns IS cents tho yard
Goods delivered daily In Brooklyn williamsburg Green
point Jersey City and Hoboken.
Samples grauousy all parts Of country on
application, thus enabling Of people to make
their purchases in New York sdvantageousy res-
dents Of tho city
J. G. JOHNSTON
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DAMAGED GRAY FLASNELs. CHByOrTs AND
Cottonstes; also able LINENS Napkins Towels Shirt
ings Linens black Silks, xc, from suction for sale very
chssp. WM MATTHEWS, "a csthsrins q.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.

HERALD. BRANCH ory!cE. ,2ss BR0ADwATwv % N
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION OF
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SALES OF PAPERS.
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DRY GOODs.

DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT TO nousEKHEPERs
J. C. JOHNSTON.
broadway. sth av. and a2d st.
Isisto the interest Of family who desire econ.
making their purchases
They have made tue following reduction.
In their
CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENTS
BEST ENGLISH BRUSSELS CARPET
reduced from 81 IS to 81 2s
BEST sAxoSY vELvErs
reduced from 50 rs 10 81 e5.
BEST FRENCH xoouErTEs
reduced from 81 so to So rs
BEST RoxBURy BRUSSELS
reduced from 81 so to 81.
OTHER WELL KNOWN MAKES
from 81 IS to ssc
STRAW NArrISGs from Ioc upward.
OIL CLOTHS. 4oc. and upward
TURKISH. PERSIAN RUGS AND CARPETS
/" equally low prices.
THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
is we'll deserving careful inspection, having been
thoroughly replsnisnod with
and large stock Of
RAW SILK TAPESTRIES,
5oinches wide, from 81 IS TO SO so the yard
BRocATELLEs sArINs. oorELINEs. PLUsHEs,
SILK AND WOOL sArINEs AND FIGURED REPS
THIRTY PER CENT LESS
than las, seasons pricos
MANILA AND JurE TAPESTRIES.
SO inches wide. styles and coorlngs,
from 81 ,osi 2s.
LAoE cUkrArxs
In and select patterns.
REAL LACE rAMBoUR. eulPURE AND
NOTTINGHAM
Forty per con. les. shan last years price.
WINDOW DEAPERIEs and FURNITURE COVERINGS
In English cotton sergss.
reduced from s5c TO 2oo
Always on hand
AN extensive variety Of
MIRRORS. CoRN1oEs AND ooRNIcE POLES
dealt With and estimates furnished.
Goods delivered every day in Brooklyn. williamsburg,
0reenpoint. Jersey City and Hoaoken.
). C. JOHNSTON
TIpuOLsrEKY GOODS,
HAND MADE SMYRNA AND TAPESTRY PoRrIEREs,
RAW SILK TAPESTRIES
TABLE COVERS, TRIMMINGS,
AND AN UNEouALLED ASSORTMENT OF
FURNITURE COVERINGS,
SILK FRrNGEs DRAPERlEs. &C.
LATEST DESIGNS.
LACE CURTAINS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AND QUALITY.
WINDOW SHADES. coRNICEs
BEDS. BEDDING. &C.
NOTORIOUS FEATHERS A SPECIALITY.
a. r STEWART CO.,
BROADWAY 4rH Az, 0rn AND 10Th srs
INDIA SQUARE sHAwLs.
NEW DESIGNS. AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ALSO JUST RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE OF
NOVELTIES
IN PLAIN CENTER AND BORDER sHAwLs
FOR SPRING WEAR.
A. 7. STEWART CO.,
BROADWAY. sra Av.. 9TH AND 10TH srs
MILLINERY AND DKEssMAKING.
Il M4fHERs Co, soi BROADWAY, CORNER
U.issn 81. VIII open choice selection Of French Bon
on wcdnesdsy and Tnur.d.y. March 20 and 81.
EYES AND EARS.
lanes DAVIS, ISxsSfSE .!S ASp ONLY MAkEE
x s sst iu ~ e e: 9n sa s "a
ADJUSTMENTS.
0LY MPI0 ThEATKE; -.
SSs WEEK ONLY coxMsSHisa xMssSSvi MONDAY March eis Is
the popular and eccentric con- cdisn.
Mr.. CnAKLkS FOSTER,
' '' 80 inE LITTLE REBEL.
MATfSRss %EDSEsbAH 'iST6 xS6 3 sHfcsbAY
THE GREAT NEW YORK AQUARIUM.
broadway and 3oths St.
Continued sueeess '"s J" ns D'0p'
TEN sgqSS woSS%%sTS SSsSa% HORSES ou,,
TRAINED "oo or THI EDUcA4ED EHsS DOGS. AND iHoofh
Finest trained animals In tho world; performing the
ever seen aud never attempted before by othcr
Perform snces daily at 80 and 80 r. NJ
LvS1 oiSfxNHEE IN fes s''S,so us ExPsfrrox
Admission. Is cents extra
UTHR. SERPENT AND THE DovE"-NIBLo's-
Tho moral Of the piece is healthy enc. "-Graphic.
GRAND CONCERT AND RECEPTION.
rwExrY.sEcoxp 1sir.4sSrRy. N. G. s.xy.
FRIDAY. March ~. It o'cl9ck AT The ARMORY, l4sh
q and sa. 9Th hsy
Full 22D REGIMENT BAND AND SOLOISTS.
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HORSES. CAKnrAoEs. &C.

HOItSEISs CAhitlAGE<S. tSCs
HANDSOME IMPROVED SIDE BAR TOP BUGGY
Offer rel refused 50 West 10Th st. s' '"'''' ''
HILB0N ii5 onAMsERs sT.-HANp.MADH BIO.
Agy harness. Sc sos Truck Coach and Coupe Harness
Mt bottom q urcs
T .ARGE PRIVATE STABLE TO LET-So. 2os EAST
L4nhs
I EAriinK ToP LANDAU. LIGHT. BY BINDER or
cost. % and s 3 wooster @ st. - : : N- =
GALE OF IMPORTED JERSEY
aLrnrp NJ nEsSSass Tx ssss'.sy CO.. Ss.s sssu. for Ed
Without at Rs1pDs ssaSs Sos ga and S sS
between N lA SEs5Af srs I5s '' SsT xs. MARCH
a. osI1es - Jersey LETTERS Guernsey ei,srs s''
fho,ogrsph. and eeriidsass. sxporta.ion w accom-.
Il. American jersey Cattle ci"ss Herd Register "''
No" ." '''~' VII" e'IN TM1%As E. KIRBY. Aucsioneo
CECOND HAND CARRlAGEs-BREwsTl4K 4 co.
SRoad WAGONS i.andaulets, Coupe, Coach. Brousham.
Coach and Curtain Kockaways vic,oss Two and four.
wheeled Dog Carts. HaIflop Phaesons
Buver. are hereby notified that all of the above named
esvs ssss Ss and s74
T'eeP WAGONS 500: DO SEQ; 20, s7S: 70 no913ks Z H..
RIO LET-sTABLE ON 37rH ST., NEAR It'll Av.:
! large accomm oaasons Apply to GIiAs CLIFFORD, 60
Beaver st., room 15
CBnaer Of Paris nearly viii DO sold Tor onequarser
x HORSES FOR SAlE-SulTAbLE FOR ANY BUSI-
Oness; three days trial sold sacrifice 4l0 West
3Oth
GEn BAY HORSE. TEAM SIPS PAIR GRAYS
VOO$i6o. years. i54 hands. sound. kind 236 West
3ls:
&OS TWO NEW TOP GROCERY EXPRESS DE-
POO.livery Wagons, two Top Road Wagons; Harness
cheap. 207 West 18th.
7EE EAST 26TiI ST.. PALETTE CLUB STABLE
lslOFor sale one Of the fastest Trottng Teams
roHd-Laty Gmore. formerly owned By Mr.. Edward Ma
niee also Lazy May sold separately together; l5A
hands high and 10 years old sound aud kind either
warranted TO rot 235 together 40; will
time: lady drive them speed. single double :
don't pull interfere boots required very some
with tails touching tho ground.
1SE EAST 26rH sT.-AsToNISHINd BARGAINs-
lCOTwo top p0ny Phaetons. extra light. only
lew times handsome extension top Phaeton Family
Wagon. seats four Is extra light and hung low fu
spring top Road Wagon. nearly light RockawRy
C.r,iase, one shifting seat Depot Wagon, trimmed with
nearly new at onethrd value Inquire Of the foreman
club stable, lJ4 East 26th st., near Lexington Av
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4 PERSIAN KlkNNALINE
| Grade Mark.
A marvellous instantsneous hair stainer; will cnango
undesirable color OF hair from q handsome light to
dark brown warianted to be free from all poisonous sub
pcfectly odorless does soil linen and
greasy; recommended by tho best phycans 81 90 per
IVORY AND JET GOODx
LOVERS OF TORTOISE SHELL JEWELRY, can
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HUMAN HAIR AND BEAUTIFYING BAZAAR
complete assortment Of the choicest Cos
EUuENIE'S SECRET or BEAUTY, the great magic
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per box.
Coudray's Aurora Golden Piuid for bleaching the
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The latest sensation. ALBURNINE, bleach tho hair
the fashion able golden brown g. so per bottle.
Coudrays celebrated Vegetable VeIoutIno Pace Pow
der, for blondes and bruncttcs, 81 per box.
Liquid Vegetable Face ana LIP Rouges. 81 so and 81
per vottio.
No moro gray hair.
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GREAT REDUCTION
Annual sale OF soilcd Boots and Shoes
AT HALF PRICE
At BROOKS. .l36 broadway corner Doth. |