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New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YORK... .....DEC. %.
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Sir Rheca OBJ Iorlor Cardiff Il days with TO ORDER
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scsr Manuel cuza, Baylis Rio Janero 81 days. with
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ships (3r Clements, london, James Elwell Co:
Dor aid Macksy tGer Ihider. Bremen, Whitney Co
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Co; Lindesnaes tNo, Tonnesen Barcelona Tobias Coz
Herald OF the Mormng lNor. Eckstein London. Benhsm
Sahrs ocean Belle (rl. wssson. 81 Jehn b. Nevius
4 SOM O Watson tBr). starkey. 81 John b. Heney
EOTICE-The Custom House will be open Thursday D,
ceuber 25 from TO 10 M for the entrance and
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON 23.-Arr M Havre Fulica from New Yorr
at Dartmouth str william Dickinsm from New Orleans
LyEHfoor- Dec 23Arr strs Glenberye from Orleans
Ibtrar- from Boston.
sailed, str Gsmorgan. for Boston:
QUEENSTOWN Dec 23.-Au sir Parhia from Boston for
SOUTHAMPTON. Dec 23-Arr str Donau from NewYork for
Bremen.
HAVANA. Dec 23.-Au str City OF Washington from New
LONDON, Dec 2ssailcd 18th inst Maraona IT, for New
b. Emilio lcapt Thsnich Tiger the latter for Baltimore s
Arr ION inst Brave Lourms Brady 22d inst Emily
Carl johann Inc lstsr % Toiisssns MD MD
dsa oa Deal 2Sd ins San Jea9nn Charleston, rscAc MARI
IfW Lafv sap Nsps U am ses FfA rus<l
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
MORE STUDY REeUIREp OF TEACHERS.

The Board OF Education yesterday adopted re-
port of the Committee on Normal College recon-
mendine fourth years course of study The re-
port states that the fourth years shall be op-
tional with the students for two years, from Sep
tcmher next aud thereafter obligatory. For the
fourth year the course of study will be chiefly IN
the methods and practice OF teaching fourth
year IN the Normal College and Training Depart
ment will be accounted equivalent to one year OF
service rs a junior teacher III the public schools
Controller Kelly sent to the Board letter from the
Mayor which stated that be could not sign the war
rants for the teachers salaries until the close OF the
month The teachers will not receive their pay,
therefore until after Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
onsERvING THE IEWIsH sABDATH.

meeting of Hebrews was held at the rooms OF
the Young Mems Christian Association at NO. llo
West Forty -second-st last evening for the purpose
of taking steps to secure a more general observance
of the Jewish Sabbath. The Rev. II. p Mendes, the
Rev d. II. Nictc, tue Rev. DIR. Heubsch. the KEY.
Dr. kohler and about fifty laymen were present.
of organization TO effect the desired purpose. A
large number of those present signed q DECLARATION
of a purpose to observe the abbath. Dr. Marx
Bumonthal, as chairman. appointed the following
committee to report at the next meeting; ibe
Rev. Henry 5. Jacobs. l.. Ash, ii. kahn, Julian
Nathan, the Rev. L. De = Mendes. joseph hOhlg'
l.. LewengoOd Dr. Blumenthal and A. Woelf.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
wrrr NOT WORTH FIVE CENTS.

In the jefferson Market Police sourt yesterday
Rosa Bumbcr. of No. 440 West Thirty-ninth-st.
charged her husband, Joan Bumbcr, with abandon
ing her, The husband said that his wife left him
and went TO 1--we with man named Frederick
Buyer; that after being with the Inter Tor week
She wanted TO return. but he wonld not permit IT.
disinterestcd witness said that three months ago
Bumbsr met Buyer a saloon and for five cents
agreed to give hum his wife. Al the ena OF wees
Bnycr went to Buinber and said that he had paid
hin, too much for his wife. The latter refused To
take her back and she had him arrested for aoan-
donmeni. Justice Fiammcr refused to take any
actlun IN the matter.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

Casteton to defeat tho reelection OF ex- Assembly
man Samuel r. Brick in the late campaign. was re-
sumed Yesterday. Edward Newman and John
Brown lco,oredl, two "old salts " of the Sailors
Snug Harbor testified to voting at the late election.
but declared that they did not sell their votes.
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CITY.-The Judges Of the Supreme
Court in arranging their calendar for the year lssO
have concluded To dispense with the January term
in Queens County The terms fixed for the sec
ond Tenday in April June and October.
COLLEGE PoNT-A three-m -masted schooner hound
East ran into the wreck Of the sunken schooner
Hannah Willets off Chisholm Point Monday night,
and was DELAYED several hours. This IL the second
vessel which has encountered this wreck during the
past week.
NEW JERSEY.
ETIzABETH.-Charles +. Snyder, an employe IN
Seclcys Mills Mt Fetville. was instantly kiiied
Monday. He went into the dyeng-room, beneath
which was q Wheel and in some way his clothes
caught In the wheel and he wbirled in the air,
his head striking the flooring above. His skull was
crushed and his brains were scattered over the
room.
EtIZABETH.-Charles T.. Snyder age fifteen, en-
ploycd in Seeley's Paper Mill: at Feltyilie, near
Crawford instantly killed Monday; HIS
clothing caught IN revolving shaft and his Drains
were dashed out against the floor.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
CHRISTMAS STORIES.

Baldwin, the clothier. supplies the outer and
Tuner man with acceptable garments and equally
ceptsble literature. HIS mag zine is among the
readable monhlies. The Christmas stories by Madge
Elliot" appearing originally In Botfpins Mdgazine are
now collected in attractive pamphlet form as Christ
mas gifts Mr BALDWIN has published fifteen thoussnd
copies all of which gratuitousy distributed He
generously offers To supply institutions and asylums Ia
which orphan aud destitute children cared FOR.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
ACTION OF THE ALDERMEN.

POLICE COMMISSIONER wnEEiERs DESIRE FOR A
sUcCEssOR--wALKING MATCHES FOR WOMEN
EXEMPTION FROM WATER TAX.
A letter from Police Commissioner Wheeler to
Alderman Morris was read in the Board of Alder
men. IN which he said 80 am informed there is
some prospect that Mayor Cooper NAV at last con-
sent TO send to the Board of Aldermen the name of
some gentleman as Police Commissioner who will
In fact represent the Republican party of the City
of Ncw-York. ] am also informed that some of my
very good friends have expressed an unwllllngneSs
to consent to putting any one IN nv place.
I made my angements last Spring to 90 into
business. and consented, much against my wishes,
10 remain IN Office until after the late election be-
cause Of the evident desire to use the Police Board
for poItlcal ends to the detriment OF our party.
The election is over, and feel that ought not TO
be asked TO make any further sacrifice. MY wish Is
that my 'sOr shall be nominated anu conIrneu
without delay" -
Alderman Morris submitted resolution which
was adopted. requesting the Corporation Counsel
10 draft for the suppression of female pcdes
TRAN exhibitions and 10 present IL 10 the Legisa-
turc On motion of Alderman Morris the Park De
partInent was called upon to furnish copies Of all It's
proceedings in relation To the use Of the Battery
Park by elevated railway The resolution empow-
ering the Prall Heating Company 10 use the streets
WAS amended that the company must comply
with tls requirements of the Commissioner OF Pub
lic Works.
Aldermen Roberts, Keenan,. Sauer, Haugbton and
Burns. composing the Special Committee on the
Mavcrs veto of the resolution exempting the Roman
Catholic orphan asylums from payment OF wafer
tax, reported that an examination OF the laws had
Convinced them that tine Board has the necessary
power. The Corporation Counsel does not think so,
however. The veto was Overrnlcd by \ vote of IL
90 4. those voting no being Aldermen Finck, Jaco-
bus. Morris and Perley.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
HARylRD GLEE CL6B CONCERT.

The Harvard Gee Club gave pleasant concert last
evening at cDickerng Hall before good audience The
programme comprised sstgs from the German, march,
aud number OF college SONGS. solo by n. NJ. Brig
ham was received with especial favor Selections from
Chopin and schumann given on the piano by f. b.
Perry, a blind player, who was warmly sppiauded.
While singing the college songs. the club gathered
around piano at which the accompanied was seated
and sang n hearty STYLE that appeared 10 delight tho
audience The concert Ia aid Of the New York
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
PRESERVATION no COLONEL RYDER.

FERMENTATION 10 CULUNfL hfDf1"'
The presentation of the god-mounted Remington
rifle which was voted to Colonel Ryder of the oth
Regiment at the 9TH Regiment Fair was made the
occasion Of a reception last evening by MT. ana
Mrs. Ferdinand L. Earle at No. 4s East f1itN
tbrd-st The house was tas.efully trimmed WIN
evergrcens flags aud floral decorations ana ,igyg
and fashionable company was present. S1,one. Un
CLARK and staff of the 9TH Regiment Colonel kyaer
and staff of the 9th and Colonel Scott aud stan Oh
the sth attended In full uniform, and as many many
other members of the National Guard were present;
Amonc tne other quests were Postmaster James ana
wife. Ellwood f. Thorn. T. Il. Roberts, H. n. Bos5-
wick. II. +. Lockwood. G: q. Woih ana Ut: :. 4,
Garrish. jr Colonel Clark presented the riho "
Colonel iyder with short speech.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Fifth zrcaue Hofo'-Attornev.General Gbaries
Devcns General Thnss Ewing Of Ohio a2d Governor Ma
Van zandt Of Rhode Tr'1' r. ta,s nn,' Of PhadS HI
phia Square Iietetcongr ssman warner avt aosa
missioner oi Ind,an Anars Jams Hoe-t ongres-
man Horace r. PAGE California James w Hnstrd. OF
PeekskIll N Y and David @. Robinson. OF Albany BTc
roor Hous James H. Wilson Of Boston;
fD1ha,a Hnet-The Hon. Hiland Hall, of Vermont Stu
tsrGn w w. Hendrickson OF the United
states Naval Academy Aibemarte Hotet-Charies Lew
Woodbury.. Boston,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
sHopLIfrING Ar TIFFANY's.

Two women, who gave their names as Mary
Davis and Mary smms. were locked up at Police Head
quarters last night charged with shopfting by Detec
five Shelly Tho officer said he caught them In the act
Of stealing jeweIry. valued at $40, at THsnys They
will appear In court to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

of any kind. Though advanced In years be was
active, vigorous ard an urusuniiy poweriui , man.
His absorption il As follows: About five feet seven
inches in height, and weighing about 200 ponnds
complexion dark, with iron gray hair. gray eyes,
small mustache and chin whskers.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
IRWIN RUSSELL.

NEw-ORLEANs, Dec. 23.-Irwin Russell, the
dialect writer poet, died here tonight in destitute
cir umstanccs and among strangers, after a few
hours illness,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.


snu rises % sun .... 43s Clock slow On lOS
Noon sets 8.jl -ouths o:Os Mecn's age asys III
HI1H WATER rO-DAN.-A.
sandy HOOK. IO5 Gov island. SOL Hell Cat, ... 600
abH wAreR ro-DAr-P.
sandy Hook 432 Gov Island 527 He'll Ji, .... 7:16
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
VESSELS IN DISTRESS AT SEA.

The shin Privateer arrived in this harbor from
Dunkirk Scotland, yesterday. having on board the
captain and csew of the British bark Sophia, aban-
doned at sea IN q sinking condition December 3.
The Sophia SAILED from tins port on November II
with cargo of 10000 bushels of grain for Queens
town. On the morning OF December a severe hur-
so disabled that she was abandoned. when the Pri-
yatecr came 10 the aid of the crew. The Sophia
Was owned by Hatfield * Co., of Liverpool. The
cargo was valued at about 100000, and was fully
insured IN this city.
briyantine Nellie Ware with her crew WAS probably
LOST, but J. o. Ward d Son, OF the Havana steam
shin line declare the rumor false.
The steamship London. which arrived from Yo-
kohama yesterJay reports that III Latitude So
French bark Psnpemousser WAS sighted standing
south, with her rudder gone. Signals were made
asking il assistance WAS wanted aud not being an
swered the London proceeded
MISSING AFTER MUCH WINE DRINKING.
DISAPPEARANCE OF A RETIRED MILK DEALER.
John Is. Bender who lived at No 4i2 First-st
Brooklyn. T.. d. came to New-York on business on
Monday. December Is. He returned and went to a
saloon at No. 81 Grand-st. where he speut several
hours playing cards and drinking wine. Ii was re-
marked m the saloon that he in unusually
good spirits. He afterwnrd went up Grand-st. TO
another saloon kept by man named WI anuelt,
Which he left shortly after O'Clock. lie was in-
toxicated. aud was seen some minutes later stand
ing by n lamp-post at Grand and Ihird-sts' RON
that time nothing Is known OF him.
Bender was in his sixty fourth year. and had re-
tined from the milk business with $4,000. He
owped several houses Ia Brooklyn and New-York.
30 far us can be learDcd ho Lad no embarrassmenis
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24
tAnouncementSI


For sensible holiday gifts make your selec-
KSoxs 2l2 broadway te Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Martins Umbrellas Dents gloves English Eerbys and Eng
ish silk hats Incompatible productions are the
attractions.
Don't forget q HOLMAN LIVER AND STOMACH
PAD the most useful holiday git Thousands haVo pech
Go to BRUMMELL's for your candies. They
decousy reasonable IN price hye pound
mixed candles for 81. 40 Grnudst S7 rVad
way, near 18th st.. and 29J sixth-ave, near lSthst
The most violent explosions of coughing are
stopped by ALEs HONEY OF H0RRgouND AND TAR Ofdrug
gsis. PIXIES TooTBAcnR DHors cure In one minute
WINCHEsrRR's iiYPOPHO5PuIrEs
WIN cnre Con-uinptSn Coughs. BronchiA DeDiity &c
DISEASES of MEN and NERVOUS DEBIL-
DITl speciality Dr. Hunter 40 W. 4othst near ohave
III THAI, v..n,.,,u,.,.,
ELECTRIC AND TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS
Gayanic flatter es M0deis and Experimental WORK,
~ DECORATED DIN NER SETS from COPELAND, MIN
TON. WEDGWOOD. DC. .-...,1.. -,.,,,
Also, a good variety OF FANCY GOODS suitable for
HOLIDAY AND BRIDAL PRESENTS,
RM BRUSDIGE, ESQ BROADWAY
STRUCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF tho
- atve organs raliclY a1 sps; lily curel HDlr,
o = HEN ny A.DASTELs. N. D.l u Lexngtcl.N
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

Go to BRUMMELLs for your candies. The
are deci0usly favored and IN price poni
box OF fine mixed candies for 81. 40 Grautst S broa
way, near 18th st.. and 29J Sxth'ave, near l5thst
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

Don't forget q HOLMAN LIVER AND SToMAC
the useful holiday gift Thousands have bee
maze happy through its wonderful efficacy.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

The most violent explosions of coughing arc
stopped by ALEs HONEY HORPgouND AND TAR Of drug
gsis. PiKE's TooTHAchE DROPS cure In one minute
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

SrApLRToN--The preliminary investigation as 20
the alleged bribery committed by several persons in
New-York tribune., 1879-12-24

WINCHEsrFR's HYPOPHO5PuIrEs
WIN Consumption Coughs. Bronchits De juitv sc.
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serenade to Mr., Fleisohmann,

At The residence of Senator-elect Charles
F,eiscbmann in Riverside, about one hun
Sred and fifty Of his friends assembled last
night and rendered him grand cohph-
nsentary serenade in honor of his election
"A State Senator. A most en]oyaole tine
vas had, The Washington Band and the
Twentieth Ward Glee Club were present.
and furnished music for the OCCASION
Snsechcs we're made by Mr.. Louis Season
mod. Ex-Mayor Moore and Col. L. c. Weir,
vhicb we're responded to by Mr.. Fleisch'
mann. He thanked the gentlemen for the
hon " conferred upon him. He said that
be expected to d. the best in his power fo'
the comfy and people who had thus hon
ored him, and he hoped that his record a
Columbus would be such that none ma,
have cause to regret the honor bestowed
won him.
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tra,syforo NJ roo1
The following arc .ne =, ,o,,u
estate from noon yesterday up TO noon
TODAY:
Thomas Lambert and wife to Maggie
1omnart % Thorn, nart OF Lot in Thomas F.
Corr "a subdi> :siou of Locust Grove, Avon
SaIs. &, love and affection.
Wm. r. McGill and wife to VIM. Bowen.
ko by lao $40 feet on Skunk street, in New
tovn Anderson Township; 1925.
Emily Alcoke ct al. to Gesna Tonns, 3S
-, 90 loot on north side of Water street. 10
f..t cast Of Smith street; SO. 900.
WIN IT Forrest assignee of Louis Brizzo
,.r, IN Charles Beitmann, % by 81 feet, on
nn-,h s;da of Front street. 20 feet east of
Tln street. "a 600.
I.,,;s Nrzyol,ro and wife to Charles Belt
mann. ouitclaim to same premises; 81.
I.ntha Garr,rd. per Master Commission
- N Charles Jacob, Jr., 80 feet front on
.,.ot eide of J,o-,n street, 40 feet south Of
EGS, .,' s.soot. s 97n
Aimi.y S.n ~ al nav cber;ff IN 1osenh
s1I, "an, N', OK Nv 400 ffeet on No. nth side of
- onen, o. ~ aos loot aost of Cntter street .
- 100
N,NW NI;. - c;no;rrot N VIM He,lwio
ar oo zoo l., I10 ao.1oo foot m the sonth.
% 1I-lW Wy ~ M;IIon and shield streets.
80 sIs 01i. M;,1. ci q as9 10
1cn MI ,r,' Fn"ou ara w;fe IN Jpl;ns Fre;.
,. - * +, inn fsat on east aide of Walnut
IL, 80. ~ 80 400
Chs,,ss + Ful,er to q. r. Fuller. 80 by
80 hal,ts st m aas, "'et s;de of Rrown street at
.ou,h Garner of FIRST allev south of Wooster
~. E;rst Ward. sAOO
Vn,har;ns Uomheyger tn William Lang.
.-hs;', fve.vsars, lease of mart of No. 81
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01
THE AMUSEMENT WORLD.
PLAY and Music Here and in Other
Places.
News Notes and General Theatrical
and Musical Mention.
Grand 0pera-house.

JOHN M'CHLLoUsH.
The great tragedian, Mr.. John McCul-
Tough, has been PLAYING this week to full
houses. He is supported by NJ f. B,Warae
and fine company. and "a have not had
for long while as -. .n ;rternretat;on of
.;v;rr civ ns 'S'''"' :. drama as they have been
mat; - at the Grand this week. AT the
Zee to-day Hamlet. Tonight Rich
ard III.
THE OPERA NEXT WEEK.
At the Grand Opera House next week we
are to have season OF Italian opera by Mr..
Max Strakosch'snew company. The artists
are nearly all new to Cincinnati. but are
people of eminence in the musical world
and present about as strong combination
of musical talent as it is possible to bring
together.
The repertoire for the week embraces
we'll known and popular operas. such as can
not help pleasing all who enjoy the opera
for the beauty and real pleasure there is in
it. There is also presented such variety
that persons ri varied tastes can be sure O
finding what they like best. Reserved seat!
are now on sale at the music stnre of J"hi
Church & Co.. and you can not select YOU
nights and secure seats too soon. On Mon
day night, the opening of the season, Mile
Singer, the great prima donna will MAKE
her first appearance in this city. Tt
opera will be III Trovatore," with the fol
lowing cast:
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THE DAILY STAR
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-For Tennessee and
he Ohio Valley, clear or fair weather,
wind shifting to east and south, slowly
rising temperature and slowly falling
har0meter.
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Other Local Amusements.

Carlotta Patti will make her appearance
in concert in this city on the evenings of
November l4th and 10Th, her first appear
ance In Cincinnati, we believe, since 1873,
when she sang at Pixies Opera-house with
the great tenor, Signor Mario. 1t is an.
nounced that this is positively the farewell
tour Of Carlotta Patti. She goes almost d.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01
The Labor Lyceuni.

John Ehn,an IS announced to deliver
the onening address tomorrow AFTERNOON
,t the Workmen's Hall. Subject-'Ihe
Objects uf Government
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01
" afches.

Large stock Gold Watches, from $lo mp
to $3.50. Silver from IS to $50. The pes,
and cheapest in the market Come ano
sec them. H. r. Strueve, ZS3 Wahh"'
street. between Fifth and sixth.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01

IT gave the child dose OF Dr.. sei.ers
Cough Syrup and it was sli rlght ID WI
hour" Sold by druggists at Zoe per Dots'e'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01

Never give up the ship. DIR. BnlPs Cough
Syrup will cure you, as it has done others.
1t costs little, and can never harm. frice
Dkc
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01

Messrs Smith Il Nixon always keep on
hand an assortment of organs that assures
customers of being suited. Just now. De-
sides their usual large stock. they cner sew
eral specialties which are guarspteed % Eea'
bargains
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01

The greatest blood purifier, liver invigor-
ator and antibilious purgative known is
Maguire's Cundurango Bitters.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-01

NEWS SUITS.
Mems Strong Working Suits, well made and trimmed 49,
S., IS so and SO.
Mems Black Worsted Suits, s. so. 81 and So.
Mems Union Cashmere Suits, 50, $S and 80.
Mems Business Suits well made aud Trimmed IN an the
newest styles Of goods $40, $12, $1S, VI ana So
Mems fine Dress Suits elegant syles $16, $l6 $lS ana
$50.
MEMS PANTS.
Mems Strong Working Pants well made, 81, III 70 and
Mems Black and Dark Gray Mixed Jeans Pants, 81 and
Mems Cashmere Pants Thousands Of Pairs to select fom
So, So 50, So and So SO.
Mems Fine Dress Pans elegant assortment 49, "a o.,
IS and So.
NEWS FALL OVERCOATS.
Mems Fall Overcoas in light and dark mixtures, 50, 49,
81 and SO. 49,.
Mems Fail Oyercoats Nobby Styles all wool, $40 and $1a
Mems Fall Overe0ats made from the finest quality OF gn0ds,
lined with best Farmers Satin, for SIS, $lS, $sO and
$22.
Nobby Styles in Usters Ulsterette and Reversible Fall
Weight OvercoatS. These Garments are very handsome!
and are made by the best (ustOm TailOrs, and We will
sell them from $40 to $15 less than you can have
them made to measure.
MEMS WINTER OVERCOATS.
Mems Heavy Gray OyercOats, So, 81, "a so and s..
Mems Petersham Beaver OvercOaS, Us, $6, W and ~
Mems lhnca Beaver Overcoats, $6, So, $9 and VIZ.
Mems Fur Beaver Overcoats c0th bound 49, $lO ana $IS
Parties living out of the city have Suits or Overcoa
Goods will he sent G. 0. De- with privilege Of examining,