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DEADY-MADE SHIRTS.

Mems unfinished Hhirts % cents; Of Wamsuts,
muslin, % centA. Finished. % cents: OF VAN.
sutts muslin, 90 cents. Boys Shirta n I2K and
l8-inch, ut 20 cents unfinished, and 1k canta dn.
tshed, Of WAmsuttA cotton,
SHIRTS no ORDER.
=, TIE Dest shirts Ut y g; second. o. u u q 20,
i-ply Linen Collars, for 81, speciN Ssresin I'm:
stherS for II Linen Guns s oe1n par pair:
Cause Under!hirS; Lisle Thread a.. Novelfi1 In
NeckWeAr and Hosiery.
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FTBE SEASIDE LIBRARY,

Out to-day In Clear. Bold, Handsome Typo,
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CROSBY o. MOVES. .. Editor.

Acreage strorH Daily Circulation orer
15,50O-betn0 q much larger bona ife,
regular and permanent circulation H.nn
that of all the other daily papers In the
city added together.
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
III WIN. i. BURFOBD, 1O6 K stree

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN.
III WIN. Z. BURFORD. 706 Z street.
Ihree-St0ry Brick Houses for Sale,
special bargains are offered In tWO-story press
brick Houses with and rooms, and ali modern
improvements; $50 or $500 cash; balance In small
monthly payments, or to suit purchaser,
For Rent.
i75i ST. st. bri s%e 81 mod in;
1908 Corcoran ST., brick, 6r.................. ID
H ~ I15h st., frame me Ii
WIN. e. BURFORD,
1e8 Real Estate Broker, 7O6 ct.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
I)RUPEkrl FOR RENT.
l. By 4. .. HOFFMAN,
hes Estate Agent and Aucfioneer.
10TH AND SITS. n, ",

80 80 New fork ave. n. w. Is ruoms furn Sl6o 40
no SoSo :. ave. p. w.. l6 rooms. ....... 100 90
rniha Hse. nv, business hrnss. ...... lou 90
on ~ = :, "uSe ~, AM ST. H. w., III rooms luU 90
sie iSth :. u 70 ICONS, moi. unpc. as 90
Sa1e 1s.n %. N. :, 10 Inoms mod imps...... 70 %
fS,S :. w. H. =" - rcoms. MOD tmps.--- 7b 90
o. 40 o.. =. We, ~ OTIS, moi tmps...... 40 90
is o. .. ~ro. u ~ rooms, mod iDys.-.. IS 90
SsS "a :. NV, II rooms moo. imps ...... so 90
70 = 81. NV. " rooms moi. tnpS...... 50 90
so4 81. n.W.s ~ rooms, mod. i'm Js....... 90 no
III Ith ST q. w., 3 rooms mod. imps....... IS 90
ol9 ~ 81 n-N'' SLVcns. msi iiaps....... IS 90
eat ~ 81 u.N', SIoohs, MOD lmps.....-. IS 90
SS6 Ith st. W., rooms, mod. imps........ IS al
loo 9th 81. NV. 10 rOoms. MOD inps. 49,. 30 90
SI LIST st. Sc. 3 MONS mod I'm ~. ........ rs 90
~ Md sve. s.W., rooms, mod. inps 49,. IS 90
iSS NO. ave. sW., 6roomS, mod. 1mps. Is 90
1IS (Arroll ST. Sc. rooms, mod. imps.... % 20
III carroll ST. Sc. z rooms, mod. tmps.... 20 90
l426 9TH ST. n W., rooms. mod. imps..... ~ 90
l4lS New 1ork ave. n. w.. store. rs 90
l4XS New YORK ave. NV. store. rs 90
1426 New DIRK avenue store.............. IL On
A Nne trent office room $40 ST w.. 20 90
Cfhce rooms At 1419 las and las New YORK
ave. q. W.
FOR SALE
HOUSES and LOTS In every section OF the city 1t
prices 10 suit the times, and terms that will suit
tustomere Call and see nv list before purchAsiER
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

lust RECEIVED-Fresh supply OF the
u ."TOK1O" and ''PEKIN" HATS, now =
al the rage In Northern cities.
Also. eTRAW HATS, with Light TRIM
mings for young men and youths.
Bun Umbrellas for ladies' and gentlemen.
6TTNENETk dAffBR,
ty12-u 1887 PcMnsNlc0ssto Orcresso,
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

JUNE WATERMELONS.
FRESH EVERY DAY-KKPr ON Ice.
Always on hand, finest Nutmeg and Hunter
GakhELOUPS, fine PEACHES, Bartlett
TATOEx, SUGAR CORN, etc. All Kinds OF
NEAT; sWEETBREADs, sQUAbs. Dressed
CHICKENS, &C. Meat delivered Sunday. Per.
sons desiring can leave address ana we VIII SEND
for order daily. 'N
Orders for Georgetown must be received BIZ III
O'Clock. FRANK j. TIBBETS,
PALACE MARKET.
Au96-1y CORNER 14sh ct. aud N. y, 0c,
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BARGAINS
ID UNPREcEDENTEp AND UNrAxAL-

>,
1908 r street, bet. 18th and 18th.
Dexters Celehra'ed knitting Cotton A. low a
&C. iO yd. spool Black slk As low IS 4c Ertn
SuAlty hsstlns Cotton, Sc. dozen. 20 Bone Hin
SoNe oofsetS. In boxes, only 8oc. Ladies' AN
S smf nus GanIe Undershirts, &c. and up Beauu-
r ra ana most serviceable Neck RnfiIng. 10. yard
anu Up. Double width, all wool BlsrS French
ersn I'm, r asc per I'd, worth 8Oc. elsewhere
Ivons i q Annels u 1o and up. genuine GuInes
E Eue ~ %. Dress Goods from Sc per yd IN
ES.ton, Sioths, Table Dzmssk, Towels Nartins
~, ss ks"nS swsses, TArlotAns, Gloves HAndser-
. IN Ooars and Cuffs, Hosiery, X hbons Ac..
&C., eQuAliy cheap and all nrst-ciass ut ''
..a. ann, BRDDHEAD'a
aueS-u 1908 r Street, bet l2Ih And lstn
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HONE REAGEDl
DIR. LEWIS PLASTER.

SEVEN FOB A QUARTER.
Porons sv S anu sl1 small. Surpssses Capcine srd
RSf91s sure cure for Cuts Burns, Bruises and
500 49, ey q" Druggists. Ash for q Circular.
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LNOk RENT
IL BY r. II. SMITH,
Real Estate Broker. LIE Droit BUILDING
Corner of 9Th and streets
2o22 Z St. NV, le rooms. mod. imps. .. 800 90
t LIS ST. n W., Is rooms, mod. fmps...... 10 90
o ooo LTD 81. u W., Is rooms, mod imps... IS 80
o5i 1IB 81. NV, II rooms, MOD. 1mps.... % 90
i5io lIh 81. NV, IL rooms mod. tmps.... 20 o.
tod 81. W., ~ rooms, MOD. tmpS........ rs 90
aoz4 81 NV, 1roomS, nIJ0 imps...... rs o.
~ q .nu sts D. = lU rooms, mod. impS.. 20 90
lnno n ST. NV rooms, mod. imps. Is 90
Sp n ST. NE, rooms, nod. tmps........ Is 90
Is ~ 81 Sc rooms, moo. imps......... rs 90
odV n ST. h.e., rooms, mid. fnIps. 20 90
w . 81: NE, rooms, mod. imps........ is 90
money W Aoan IN sums 20 suit. 1y23 u
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.
Good Calicoes, ~.
Canton Fannels. &c. m, chear
Dol fAnneis, l2sc. up to nice 1ne goods
fercales- and 10c. ParSsols NJ cost
SIX embrofiered, woven seam Babrieaan "A IN. u-l
Large stock Children's Fancy Hose cfean
Full stock Boys CassimeI 90. red ucssi pri,sxs
All summer Dress Goods NJ aud below cost
All Wool Black Cashme. g. 60c., worth 7b
Black Silks In bargains &c. up.
Linen Lawns, 10 and IL NC. Cotton Lawns az nm
Percae suits, ~. 20; Linen Suits cheap
T. N, NAUDAiN
aug3-r 1OQ Mark.S sx
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SPEC1AL NO1lGA.-Or. BOBkRI1ON can be
~ consulted every w Wednesday and SAtufd1y n hIs
Once, 82l D g., between 9th ana 10th, rom to
Rm:: on !, sn dise:sss e the Un9ay 0Tsaas and
ness, Nervous Debility, Impotency, Premature Do.
esy. Nervo9s Trembling, Palpit.tion Of the Heart
&C., Al resulting nom ab1ses In youth, crosses
manhoed. and early indiscretiona. 6onOrrhsa
sPeciA Dr.ctce, sndoFsed by tie leading physsian.
OF this city, visits Warrington every Wodneoday
and saturday. Persons In need OF medical treat
ment for any Of the above diseases, VIII nnd It 10
their interest 10 cal upon him. who Win insuTV
honorable and scientific Hestment, and . cum
guaranteed In every Csc be undertakes. WIN refes
his patrons to any Of the leading phyaciAn1 OF BAL
timore. and show letters Of teS4dmoniab nom IL
same. CAN or address ~ oboVo. q . - 0out6
GutAN O0eet. Baltimore, m1E2QI
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FOR SALE

HOUSES and LOTS In every section OF the city 1t
prices 10 suit the times and terms that will suit
Customers. Call Ind see my list before purchasing
eiseHn mere. alg94 II
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. n0O YARDS PACIFIC PEHCaIEe
-sOOO cents yard.
hohy's Double Busk Corset best 10 the city.
Mime. Demcrest's reliable Patterns.
Jos. b. BAILEY.
!yoI-U Cor. 1fh and v IT. n -
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w W; BTRpETTE q CO.'S
w Ninth Grand Semi Annual Sale M
DhY GOODS, CARPETIE(3N "a
,,o ooSIOCk MUST BE REDUCED.
SIu UU worth OF remnants, odds ends &c VII
ne sold at one-Quarter their reguIsr price Sn,nmsr
goods less than cost. The balance OF our immense
cost, fer cash only, " NC 'o'u d
Nos. 923 TIN ST., oo''
108 X ST, N.w,f ,xox -
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MEDICAL. &c.

CH,LLS. CEILLs, CHILLs. Try R1LRY.s
- HILL PowDLRs; they never fail. For sale
k1hl Us Hickling's, Healey's, Koss's, Stones
Ausseiis, Dawson 8. and 1890 9th street north.
WeSl. uI20-1ms
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St0 REW ARD If oh. BROTHERS FAILs no
Sp CURE any Gaze OF Female Weakness IrreguIari.
es and Obstrucr1ols; 80 years experience. Once
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OPAN FRONT,
eleganuy made OF 1rst-cAss material Win lin.
Snishsa onf9 ~ ana Linen lining 70 the Bosom; IN
Inc dannis Shirt, !" open back. In ar thu -
MIaIeriA, ana Also has Linen linins and Inc.
ished ouiy oo CO. diminished. and 96 cta. An
Inc ehesgest Shirt In all the world ID our WAR,
Our Fruit OF the Loom'' Shirt has bssr . ~
cts finished. w. 0AuiAooos sne "
al Inc Wamsutts .. Xxx Shirt 10 10 cts. unnnshso.
=, Boys SHIRTS, IL, ICY. and Is inches. m.as ~
30 cents. A oosoWA oou
Finest 4-ply Linen Collars for n.
A1Seld 1t cur Branch,
u.-o1 =, 1909 y steeeg n.sss
mArxI-u q. GEO. AEGINNI1S,
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Il VIII contain Secret History of the Emma
Mine By Col. Geo. Butter; dogs and Doc
tors by Col Ingersoli; Letters from IL w
X, y .'Ruby Wood. '.Dora : Bessie Beech.
Interview With Secretary McClsry, Society News,
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:" A. HALL,
IL JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
LIE Droit Building, S,h and r SIS. NV, OFF -
hours, Ss am. to pm. Residence, 9O3 o 81
NV. aug2f q
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"ANTED-LADIES TO REMEMHER thai
W Combings axe made up in hand some Braids
OF Switches for 81 only, Puffs 10 cents Also.
SomMpgs ranged by the root same fist gu .lity
ba sui able for curls ETC.. only at H, PHILIPPI
SOP It'll street, Lear H. aup24 -
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Monday evening seemed to be the evening
Of ddbuts. But in spite of tho great attractions
offered at the Academy and steinway Hall. Il
very full house attended the opening night Of
Mr. Tracy Tituss company at the 81. James
This English company gave Pianquciio's
charming little opera. Tho Bells OF Corne-
ville.' first introduced 10 us in It's English
dress hy the Melville and Seguin combination.
and later in lis French dress by the Aimee
troupe.
Musically speaking. the performance OF Mon
day evening was not OF q high order. neither
the orchestra nor the company being of suiIi-
cent strength or musical ability 10 do Justice 20
those qualities ~ piquant freshness and DELI
cate humur which constitute the charm ~ this
pretty opera But the audience seemed con-
tent 70 accept certain spirit ana r0re lis
piayed by the actors IN lieu OF good musical in
terpretatlou
Miss Catherine LOWS. the sernolettc. nj
though suffering from hOarscness, showed her
self tho pussessOr of u light soprano voice ~
and easy assurance. As a comic actress hcr
talents are not great. Mother her huoyancy Of
animal spirits nor hersomewAnt vulgar audncity
enable her - produce those irresistible cff t.
that only French nciress who knows how to
hide her dialieries beneath the mnsk Of art can
successfully achieve. She won. however con-
siderable applause 10y her spirited singing
Of the drinking song which she nm
real honors. Of the evening rested with
Mr.. Henry peRkes. n man Of real ability
both n actor and singer Miss Laura Joyce
also sang meritorious.y the contra.to role. II
her voice Is not sympathetic, at leust u r. true.
The chorus showed signs Of careful training.
producing excellent effects at several points Of
the opera.
cess with thnt large portion az the public who
sock Ia loo amused and DO not look too critically
TO the means by which that result is reached.
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THE INTERNATIONAL SP.cA.
MIR. Henry BerEh and Others Holding an An
nual Meeting In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-The International HUI
name society assembled at Barnuns Hotel today. Edwin
leo Brown II chicago In the chair aud william Firth Of
Boston secretary Among the prominent persons present
are Henry Bcrsh Of New York. GEORGE Angel Of Bos
ton, ladock street OF Ohio W Peek Of Chicago aud C.
Montague OF Baltimore.
Tho Advisory Counsel made report declaring the
necessity Of for the better protection animals
IN transit by railroad and water and sugses sting the ap
ponimcnt of superintendent confer with the several
railroad companies engaged In the importation Of
stock with 10 the greater comfort Of the animal.
irinpod AMI report 90 the society atlts
sion Referred 60 committee ~ nNe. follows MessrS
NJ street.. ~ The Committee LEGISLATION REPORTED
fHf fIr Committee whn visited Washington Ntti the 90
i'to ~ urin. legislation Tor the prevention Of lty
20 aWWAls. found ave bills presented rom different
stat a % which were Objectionable The Committee
prepared hili which wHs reported favurahlv hut the
meut which pccuded action nnuntt The fri, nds
bill both an the senate aud the House the opinion
mat r hil could De- brought mp at the next session. The
report Wa referred 60 tlc special committee Of nNc
on. rnu mit,r was appointed 10 prepare constitution
Hd M laws for th r0Ncrnmc NJ o. the society Hnnthor
tue wofs Of the society Tor tpc ensuing year
W Henry bcrsh was called upon, and gave history
81 ht cNncrrncc tor the past thirteen years Within that
time thirty three states had adopted laws for the protec,
tn u e lower animals. and nothing else had produced
such COOL results lie iavors the slaughter OF all cattle
advised that The cattle when shipped alive reached their
ports oi defamation with lite, but oi their sueungs none
can tell
Adjourned until 10 A NJ tomorrow
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DIED.

ARcHER-on "wednesday. Nov H. Alice Louiss
daughter q William c AMI Margaret Archer. aged
RELATIVES ani friends are invited to attend tho funeral
~ 2't oth St. Jersey Cy, on Thursday Ism inst, az
.BAYcKER.-on Tuesday Nov L. cant Abraham
bani NJ. W w. ~ KY % M, AZ ,, ,, ,..,
Th"f,isy iernoon' Sot H. At o'eiacS u" W
COOK VERY suddenly. fatricN Cook. resident Of
Staten Island. ami ornrriv of this city.
Neett',e q, &c funeral ler.n'tet ,,...
i,r. q lloy 'ro.. n Sew ORLEANS L. On FRIDAY. Nay:
Sa% @ 2a d e YAK # ~ y" 2sr Mary
DORSEY In Btltnurc. Ohio. Nov. 10. Mafinla Dor.
bogGiiER-m ror'ati Nc. Nov O. suddenly, Nra
Ann pgushrr. aged "a cars
%ilLghR lIar,'.rl Gem N2r Z Nr sarah
,IoNts I'm ne, s'h inst ut Nh" 70 silence q" Der
ga a@,s Jo MR. S N,law o D ,H1 49, , on na
Ma.ier : Saw, %; prnwnrr. u-cl 90 lf-.
a native Of Nour \ y, amrli'roi tin lilui, s"utts
nom l-ii 90 -ig minister Co lru.t f,iu E 30 las. a
tom; Al Chiclso. and SOS many years r.co-x-d as a
MACK -Nov -. q her residence. near Jonoss sta.
non. uhi. Mrs Martha Mack u the S7t fear her age
hlLLEh lin savannah. Ga Nov. u. Mr. Jacob Miller.
OF savannah. and The odc-i salient &c. an EpsEn
N me hepqican Blu, ,dunhs tlc Wal o. lsi2 aud I'D
Noars AMI was an honorary member at the time oi lis
MrRRAY-At the Home Of the Fri,nd.css Rochester.
y. Y, Nov ~ Mr. Margaret Murrav. a.,i - yoars
N9EElS-ln Acwconiorstowu, Ohio Jacob Norris
REID Tuesday, Nov Il. Archibald Reid AFTER a
Tho mineral will take place from lsi wes, 27th St.
sHEKpAN-ol "Wednesday. NOV - Mary sheridan.
= Funeral nom The re- 'dcrc' Of her .gninlav. Thomas
p silroy lrMntton az. h.iwcgn listN AMI il.ih SIS
sMlrH-lu Providence T. /. Nuv -. Miss Ann smith,
sEtd - N.ars ana ur maiN Actrs hgeer OF holrlnx
students
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THE COMMERCIAL CONTENTION.
Asking Aid for the Texas-PRcine. and for
Subsidies to Steamship Lines.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The Commercial Con-
vention this morning listened to majority and
minority reports from the Committee on Reso-
buttons. Judge John NJ Krum OF Missouri read
the majority report. which urges the compile
ton OF the Texas and the Northern Pacific Rail-
roads at an early date denounces the extortion-
ate rates Of the only transcontinental line now
existing calls for the establishment by Govern
ment OF steamship lines. and provides for the
appointment OF a committee 10 present Athese
matters to Congress.
Gov Anthony Of Kansas read the minority
report protesting against the adoption Of reso-
lutions looking TO Government aid to ono or
more enterprises TO the exclusion OF others.
The Mexican Minister. Mr.. Zamacona. being
introduced. made a short speech. In which he
paid warm compliment to the industry, en-
ergy and achievements OF the citizens OF the
United States predicted that this nation would
be the commercial centre OF the world; referred
secure reciprocal relations in commerce with the
United States; and expressed the hope that this
desire might find speedy realization to the ad-
The majority resolutions we're then con-
sidered scriatim, and the trst. second and third
aid for the Texas-Paenc Railway was reached.
Gen. Stringfellow OF Kansas introduced sub
stitute In the interest OF the Atcheson, Topeka
and Santa FG and advocated II as ut least equal
ly important with the Texas Pacific IL being
600 miles nearer the terminus OF the southern
After speeches by Meesrs. Bross Of Chicago
Wood Of Kansas. Bowman OF Kentucky, Row
land Of Ohio. Hogan Of Missouri, and Brigham
OF Pittsburgh. tho substitute was lost and the
original resolution adopted.
The resolution recommending subsidies for
the establishment OF n mail service was
amended by striking out the clause restricting
tho tonnage OF vessels. and thus amended
passed after full debate.
Among the resolutions was this
R,sir,d ThAta suitable nnd cheap water line perma
nentiy navigAble by steamers Of lob tons burden,
should be- opened up between the waters of Virginia and
North Carolina the means Of enabling the greatest part
the dome shipping the Atlantic coast 20 avoid the
dangers Cape Haeras and we commend this measure
to the favorable consideration Of Congress
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SUPREME CouRT-CHAIBFRs.- Nos. 2. 10, rs
r. ro a. y, ga ~ l3l, - liS ~ ise liS, ~ 222
g., st %. te5 ee3 ~ SO s7 ~ 7ls; co. 52l, 2s.
ti1 Part n - 80 on Part III No. 2379 g4t3 2i4S
it', --l 52s- i~52 go, 2ii7 l~7l 2ini 1884 6lS
-l 33il, ans, -lil t,'-. l-~1i, 7si l732 1885 s72
l7-3 l7ei 1907. ieOi 3~ll 32S2 a2se 2-iu 32Al 2uS
' go. t'l 80 ll:" $50 !l7@, 22,S, l5-9'. 3272
2.2'. --1i -Hl1. a'@ lHi4. 1872. isi
a., a. q, az y ~ Sos 80 g. q a.
So. :. -s. l3 a. Fart Ease ON.
tonNoN fuAs-lnu l-Nos llns, 1925 1926 us.
lol' l"2. ISL 7iA eia, is~7, 72s 765, 75l ~ 7s3,
20. H 1893 q-e 'i1 GO srtcIAl Tam -Nus 3 O. T.
x a. r. q II ~ s7S - s7 s 81 Isl ~ id ~ o. o. H.
M4nNr ,eru-lau -Nos ai7o 4lJe el5s 497s
2s, $780, 400. itlu. n0a s-o. 4n5s 5sln Sl.- ia7s
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Nicoll. the tailor, started at 143 Bowery seven
years ago with capital Of 500 Now he has forty two
stores being IN nearly every state Its his
ambition 10 opcn branch IN every city OF 75Oo inhab
iiant lie has lusi opened house In London England
tor the purchase OF cloths lie employs 100 hands tO1
being IN his Bowery stores which extend from iss to
1871 " The secret Of my success Mr. Nicoll says rs
that buy all my goods Tor cash when started
hnt pr cs were paid Tor clothing entirely incOuHsten Mt
WITH the Incomes OF pursha~rs and determined |
would make 70 aim In lite o. provide clothing men
with Incomes OF nom Sl2 TO Sio week that they
would Dee equally Ms well dressed milhonaircs aud
their The result il that have hundreds custom.
crs who roui buy me ONT IN nash, amt they pay st
the ~ the So a'NcVk clerk have hcd an I'm.
mons, vacancy and Knew Cond" His branch stores
. state and m near states send their orders by
U ttlelrdlh ~ thC main
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-11-14
MR.. NORMAN's QUEER RING.
The Bootbiack who Found II Demands his
Share of the Reward Paid.

On the night Of Sept. p last Mr.. Sylvester
Norman. commission merchant Of this city who lives
N TIE Mansion House Brooklyn. while scufiiing with
hirck Brennan conductor OF Filth avenue car. at
tuion Ferry Brooklyn lost costly ring from his finger
l"e Hns was IN the shape OF gold snake coicd around
." hnscr i had ruhes Tor eyes and there wasa soil
hre diamond In the head Some shop girls complained
" lhe conductor that Norman WIS annoying them.
"! NE conductor nut him of the car. lie
hal brennan arrested charge OF stealing
M ring tut did not press the complaint The ring
u I'VE days later by Willie Collins, bootllack, who
i've. 10 tie NcwshOys Home. The boy couldn't read,
ana ne arranged with Joseph lie Clair aged 30 printer
:. ib0 sand. street 20 put me ring in his hands
v await reward Tor IT, l. Clair agreed 10 watch the
h'Nspapers Tor an advertisement. with the understand
~. NAT u De collected reward he was 10 give one half
u II 10 Me lad lie Clair restored the ring to Mr. nor
nan and sei $50 reward Then he offered to give The
bonlhack 81 The lad obtained warrant for lie Clair
tItst which was served yesterday. The case was ad