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National Republican., 1882-10-26
THE JURY FiXERS.
Payne Released on Bnil-FaiI nsturn
ana surrenders Himself


In tho Police Court Wednesday Arthur Payne
was surrendered TO the authorities by Perry II.
Carson, on warrant charging him with trying to
Influence md corrupt juror. Tho facts In CON
neciion with the arrest were published III Neunes,
days REPUBLICAN. Mr. II. &. Clagct appeared
for the defendant and Assistant District Attorney
Charles 3. Moore for the government. MI. Moore
stated that the bribery cases were IN the hands OF
would come Into court TO day and set day Tor
trial In view of the fact that the oficiise u pun
islnble by fine Of $1,000 he should usK 'he
FIX THE BAIL At $4,000.
Pending tho arrival Of bondsman Payne look
seat inside the bar He states that lie is nc.
he is guilty OF any OF the charges imputed To him
As his bondsman had MT Teen accepted up tn the
time the cn,f, adjourned he was committed to jail,
but about o'clock an order arrived from Judge
Smell for his release, which was accordingly
done, aud bail In s2,0DO furnished. 1t was freely
snid that more warrants had or were about to- be
issued for the nreit of other parties implicated Ia
the star route andnl These ruriOfs proved To-
be erroneous, however, n up 70 ll;3O Ocl, OK
Marshal Henry's hands. Strenuous efforts were
made TO iind the other three men wanted, but
proved futile
MIR. WELLS
snyshe VIII wait reasonable time for their nrrest.
but In any event proceedings will be begun Win
few days pRuint the defendants then iil custody:
that the government intends tn have a full. Tree
hearing IN the police court of nll the circumstances
in the cns', so that the public may Judge OF the
merits OF The prosecution. 1he general opinion
to he thnt II any of the othGi defendants are
npprehended they WIFI waive am examination IN
the police court and let the go to the ginnd
jury. REPUBLICAN, reporter learned that Oh
Tuesday about noon Frank II. Fal aud Al, hur
Payne were observed engaged in deep conversa.
tion In the new money order building, where the
latter was employed In moving furniture. and
that, nftcr some minutes spent in talking. Fall
moved oil and subsequently took the l:a0 train.
When Payne was ar est, 1t was found that his
satchcl was packed as IL he too meditatGd speedy
retreat from his present base of operations. Know
ing these fac IS the reporter considerably sur.
nri,ed "Wednesday night to observe MIR. Frank ii.
Fall
STEP OFF THE TRAIN
with all his usual case and indifference, showing
plainly that he thought himself III no danger OF
immediate arrest. Mr.. Fall went to Judge Smells
private residence and, 1t is understood, offered -
surrender himself in the police court this MORN
ing Mr.. Fall declined to converse OH tho stua-
ton. AS far rs could be learned the fact OF Falls
arrival In tOwu was not known to Marshal Henry
or any OF his assistants 1T Is stated that II wac
rant will soon be issued for the arrest Of Henty A.
Bowen,
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Importunt Sale, or R.aI E.tn,.

Messrs. Fitch. Fox Il Brown. real estate brokers,
have recently made the following sales: 10 Chief
Justice Waite, OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States, for John W. Thompson, esq, parts OF lots
80 aud 53 square 2ls. being No. l4l5 street, for
S24 ,0JO cash to Mr.. Justice Woods of the United
States supreme Court, for Addison NJ. Smith, ESQ
parts of lots 81 and 20 and lot S. square 2li being
No. ll22 Vermont avenue for s2o, 600 cash to Hon
Hiram Price, Commissioner OF Indian Affairs for
William lhompsIn esq, part of lot 63. square 2I2
fronting 20 feet on Vermont avenue, between \
esq, for lion. Bradley Barlow, lots 5. - A. s. % b.
=. 70 a, and S. 26 b, square 2iO, being No. l426
have also leased TO Attorney. General Brewster
the line residence ut southeast corner of Connect.
cut avenue and l. street. owned by Hon. John Nj
Forbes. of Boston, and recently occupied by NJ.
Outrcy, late minister from France :
National Republican., 1882-10-26
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following business, exclusive of the poll.
ical assessment case of n. NJ. Curtis, was trans.
acted in the Supreme Court Wednesday:
On motion of Mr.. w. d. Davidge, Clifford A.
Hand esq., of New York city, was admitted to
practice.
On motion OF Mr. Walter H. Smith, Harrison
Geer, of Lnneer, Mich, was admitted to practice.
No.llll Francis Daiuese appellant, VS.. John
E. Kendall ct III. On motion of MIR. George L..
Douglass, decree docketing and dismisslng cause
reScinded and nnnuled, and leave granted to
docket cause on payment Of COSTS
No. 1927. Peter Schreiber, appellant VS.. Walter
b. Roberts, &c. Notion TO advance submitted by
Mr. Is. L. Butler.
No. ST. James D. Russell ct al. appellants. &c
vs. Thomas Allen ct al. Argued by Mr.. William
Brown for appellants, and by Mr.. Z. II. Krum for
appeees
No. 90. Daniel Tyler, appellant. VS.. Robert b.
Campbell. Argument commenced by Mr.. Court
land Parker for appellant.
Adjourned until TO. morrow at 10 o'clock.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
suNpAY-scAooL LESSONS.
Meeting OF the International Committee
nj the Riggs House.

The international committee for the selection OF
the Sunday-school lessQns for the year 1883 met
Wednesday morning at the Riggs House In the
absence of the chairman, Rev. DR.. Vincent, of
Connecticut, Rev. John Hall, OF New York, pre-
sided, Rev. Warren Randolph. d, D., OF Newport,
r. l., acted as secretary. The following members
were present Philip &. Gillett LII. D., jackson.
vile, III. Rev. Richard Newton, D. D., Philadel.
phia, Ia; Hon. franklin Fairbanks, st. Johns.
bury VI; Rev. J, A. Broadms, d. d., Louisville,
Ky; Rev Professor Henry l.. Bnugher, d. D., Get
tysburg, Pa; Rev. james A. Wordrn, Princeton,
\: j.; Rev. John Potts, ID. d., Toronto, Ontario.
The committee was In session all the morning
until o'clock. when they took n recess until =
o'clock, continuing their session until o'clock in
the evening. They will hold another session this
morning ut 9 O'Clock. The committee acts III con-
junction with the English Committee, and the re.
sult of their deliberations here will have to be sent
to London to be ratified, MS the lessons selected
of the globe. Until the report has been returned
rom london no publieaiiOn will be nlnde.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
MASTER CHARLES F.. PUTNAM.
An Ice EIoe Comes Ashore 20 Tell tn
story of Ills Ente Then EInnfa AMnH

story or Ills Fate. Then Floats Away.
' The United States revenue steamer Corwin,
Lieutenant Healey commanding returned to San
Francisco Wednesday,. and brings additional
particulars relating to the death Of Master Charles
+. Putnam United States Navy, the particulars o (
whose loss on an Ice foe last winter wa3 brought
home by the Ulcers OF the Arctic s'arc'-steamer
Rodgers When the Corwn re ched st. Lawrence
Bay, afer taking the Rodgers officers aud men
10 Sitka. Lieutenant Healcy was told by the
natives that soon after the whaer North Star left
with the Rodgers crew on board, heavy north.
east gnle prevailed in the neighborhood where
the Rodgers was burned. aud drove an ice
foe on shore, and on this tire natives
found body that was very black,
and very much swollen, AMI which was, without
doubt, the body Of Master Putnnrn. revolver
lly by his side and near by was the skelc Oh of n
dog aud broken sledge. The natives iutende
to take the body ashore for burial, but before
rangemCnts could be made TO do SO obtaining
dogs and sledge) another heavy gale sprung up
from the westward and drove the foe out to sea
again with Its sad crew. Lieutenant Healy
cruised along the whole clast in the neighbor-
hood OF North Head and st. Lawrence Bay and to
sCaward In search of the lloe but was unable to
find IT, There can hardly be q hope remaining
that the foe is still intact, but has broken up in
some gale and lcft its ghastly burden III the bot.
tom OF the Arctic Ocean,
National Republican., 1882-10-26
or for ,be nicon,.,,,,,

Tue four communicates Of Knights Tempar, In
full uniform. LEFT by special train ut noon Wcdnes.
day for Philadelphia 10 attend the Bicentcnnial
anniversary. The total number going was about
2CO. The Capital Bicycle Club, to the number OF
t,tiry two, under the leadership OF Captain
Fowler and also some unattached bcyclers, leit
ON 4 special chr attached to the 430 p M express
The Capital City Guards, Captain Kelley. len on
the $50 p m, Train, accompanied By Il number OF
their honorary members and carrying the National
Brass Band. During their stay In Philadelphia
Gray Inyincbes. All the organizations except
he Guards went by way Of the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad. That organization took the Baltimore
and Ohio, captain Fleetwoud's company viii
leave at 1920 p m tonight over the Pennsylvania
NUI
National Republican., 1882-10-26

DE wolowsk. the veteran music tencher. is
meeting with unqualified success lie already
has n large class of pupils.
1t Il expected that one Of The Fish Commission
cnrs will be sent as faras The New England States
this week, and If not. then the early part Of next
week.
Mr. Charles JahH. OF the rlttsburg Dispatch, who
came to this city to attend tho wedding Of his
rous n, Miss Flora Reicheubnch. leaves for his
home to-day.
Mr.. Stockbridge chairman Of the Republican
Executive Committee OF Baltimore. has urgently
requested Professor X. L. Greeuer to speak In that
city during the canvass.
The Imperial Hotel was sold 90 Wednesday
morning at auction. II WAS bid in for s57 900 by
,r. l. i. stevens, attorney for the owner. Mr.. o, b.
Matthieson, OF Utica. n. Y.
Mrs Margaret Kemp WAS charged In the police
court with keeping her bur open oil the Sabbath
III south Washington, but the Cuse was dismissed
for want of sufficient evidence.
Thomas G. Poindexter, nged seventeen years. son
OF Nicholas and Mary Poindexter, Will be buried
Fl IN his late residence. No 2O3G Seventh street
northwest, to-day at $50 O'clock.
StrauS the clo.hicr, on Pennsylvania avenue
near Tenth street, wants TO inform the public, who
are rushing to buy his excellent clothing, that the
D-sireet entrance is open while the improvement
to the Avenue sidewalk is going OH.
Robert d. Potter hn, commenced a suit In equity
against Eleanor Roberta and Clarkson Alonzo
Potter, heirs .atluw of the estate of the late Hon.
Clarkson y. Potter for partition aud distribution
Of certain real estate being 2OOg street northwest
The ladies of Massachusetts residing in the city
| are requested by the board of commissioners for
that State to meet in the pariors Of the Ebhitt
House on Friday evening next, the parlor having
been kindly placed at their disposal on that even.
ing.
The Washington Cadet Corps will leave for
Philadelphia tonight October 26), at o 80 o'clock,
from the Da't,mo.c ard Potomac depot All mem.
tiers, active and honorary, are ordered TO report
Ut their armOly at $50 O'Clock. All baggage must
be delivered to the gual tcrmaster before O'clock.
The concert for the beneit of Bud Eagloston's
tabernacle, which was advertised to take place at
Lincoln Hal this evening, has been postponed
| until November 10 on account of the unavoidable
and unexpected absence of several persons who
were expected to take II prominent part in the
performance.
Quite lively fight occurred in front Of Schwing
Il CiGrke's restaurant, corner Of Seventh and G
streets. Tuesday afternoon. lasting about ten min.
| uIes during which one Of the combatants, Il Ger.
man, was pretty well battered about the face.
After the men had been separated and the one
who cnlnt out best had gone or II policeman
| showed up, but was too late 10 be ol any service.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Chief Engineer sIe,viI,e,. Report.

Tho Secretary of the Navy has received the OF.
ficiai reports OF Chief Engineer Melville and Lieu
tenant Danonhowcr, of the lost Arctic exploring
steamer Jeannette. and copies were yesterday
given to the press. Engineer Melviles report Is n
detailed narrative OF his experience subsequent to
the separation OF the Jeannettes boats of the
mouth Of tho Lena River, including tue adven.
the lost party Of Captain De Long and the final
discovery OF their dead bodies. The report gives
somewhat fuller details than have hitherto been
published, but 1t contains facts of consequence
which may not be found in reports, letters, aud
interviews already In print. Lieutenant Danen
howers report Is a detailed narrative of his Jour
ney home through Siberia from Bulup. at the
head Of The Lem dotn. to st. Petersburg.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

For the coming week we shall
offer five eases 3O-inch wide Ru-
bans Mt l2 Lee. No house i'm the
country can initiate this grand
bargain.
Five cases Grape Cloth, in all the
leading shades and black, at IL l-2c.
Sold i'm other stores ut 25c.
Five cases Fancy Dress Goods Mt
lOc. These we bought last .Janu-
ary for cash, and were kept espe.
cially for our opening.
Three cases 4O.inch wide fine all.
wool Cashmeres at 45c, worth
62 l.2c.
Two cases Opera-shades all.wOOl
Cashmeres mt SOC, worth 75c.
A full line Of all the most FASH
ionable Dress Goods at our popu.
lar prices.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
An Exhibition nriII

Colonel William q. Moore has received com.
muuICation from General W. L. w Ross, OF Bali.
more. inviting the prlzc.drill company OF the
Light Infantry Corps to give an ex
hlbiton drill iu that city OH the occasion of the
frir 10 be given for the benefit OF the widow and
orphans fund Of the Grand Army of the Repub.
lie, which will Le opened OH November 20 next.
The matter has been submitted to the Compa ny,
aud they have unanimously agreed ~ accept the
invitation, II is stated that a large delegation
nom the various Grand Army posts Of THIS city
and the Union Veteran Corps will also visit Balti.
ugurr an TINT OpCnsiOu
National Republican., 1882-10-26
DcrraudIua "A I,rok.r.

James B, Kirohner, stephen NJ Chase, and
Archibald NJ. Roane, who were arrested wednes.
day morning upon warrant sworn ont by An.
drew Ilu2slhurst, charging them with conspiracy
TO defraud the firm of which he Is q member out
OF s., 900 released upon bail yesterday alter
noon They decliue to make any statement at
psVsnnt as to their side VI the case hut from the
rcmgrks Of their hlends 1t Is anticipated that
thcro will be some bighly interesting develop
mens In the matter when the cases come up for
trial,
National Republican., 1882-10-26
rlayeriy'. 1Ia.todon MIn.treis

Havcrly's famous Mastodon Minstrcls will open
n weeks engagement at Ford's Opera House on
Monday evening next. This monster company g
well known in this city, having played to crowded
houses here during three several engagements
last season. The troupe is complete in all its ap-
pointinents, and embraces in its members some
of the leading song and dance artists in the pro.
iession. They have met with unqualified sue
cess wherever they have appeared, and will. no
doubt, draw large audiences next week.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
"MnmLInd" Next yVeeI,.

"Mankind," Merritt Hnd Conquess' new drama,
which las proved an immense success In New
York. win be brought out 0i The National Thcatc-
on Monday next The play Is full oi exciting and
fascinating dramatic Incidents. The comic aud
tingic s, cucs are iud.cously Eiternated and hold
tuc aUdcIc1 interested from the beginning 10 the
oud pC the play i is beautifully mounted the
scenes cling specially painted by James Roberts
in the highest style OF art II viii be presented by
Il powerful company of artists specially select,
fol their peculiar fitness for the parts assigned to
National Republican., 1882-10-26
DISTRICT BREVITIES.
The weather To-Day.

For The Middle Atlantic States. including The Dts
tric NJ Columbia, fair ,redther southeast 10 north.
'0ed 'einds, failing oliored by rising barometer. slight
rise in temperature.
Slightly trdrmcr, fair utather Is indicated for he
Made and Southern States during Thursday. and
slightly eooer and Joir tSeniher on Friday
National Republican., 1882-10-26
TAYLOR & HUFTY.
French Dress PlaidS.

"Ilaiis are in great .jdror just nor in Paris
for Pcated t1idcrskiits, and are WOrn NTH Jer-
ssys or Cloth Jack'ts, either BrGidsd or Plain,
10 match The prcraiti,ig color in the Plaid."-
Extract from Paris Letter.
Ihare reason 10 JriieUe hare he Largest
pnd most complete assortment Of French Dress
Piuids 10 be found in His city.
The prices are rery moderate.
AN-uool .Tockh,ci for Jerseys.
Paris Jerseys for ladies and children.
Seal Plush and Brocadcd Jelret IIrdps
Pei sSes, Rugldns, and Jackets.
Silks, Iiciuets, Pushes, and Fine Dress
Textures specially.
sa- Dark room for displaying evening goods.
CHOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES. AND COR.
RECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Successor Perry 81 Brother)
Pennsylvania avenue. corner Ninth street. Estab-
lshpu
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn good thing because you have
been deceived by worthless nOstrums parkcr's
nervous disorders. and we recommend 1t heartily
to such suiferers.-News
National Republican., 1882-10-26
sro,ber. SbouIaK Knovu ~

Fretful babies cannot help disturbing every.
body, aud mothers should know how Soothing
Parkers Ginger Ionic Is. IL stops babies pains
and is safe to use.-JOuindi.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

JAMES d. CUNNING, 1908 street northwest has
Just received consignment OF Lock Tyne her.
rings direct from Malcom Il Co., Greenock, scUt.
land.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

GRAY hairs often cause annoyance. which
Park,r's Hair Balsam prevents by restoring the
youth ful color,
National Republican., 1882-10-26

EVERY subscriber and reader of The REPURLI-
CAN should see our friend John Bowling, corner
seventh and | streets northwest, the only place
you can buy tea and coffee Mt New York prices.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

THE GERMAN LANGUAGE.
Daily classes in German for GROWN YOUNG
LADIES at the Norwood Institute from II Il, m. to
u m. Special attention given to the German class
les and 10 conversation In that language,
take pleasure IN recommending TO the public the
Norwood Institute, under the direction of Mr.. and
Mrs William -, Cibeli, and bespeak for this school
the favorable consideration aud patronage OF my
friends and former patrons,
WAsHlSGTON, sept IS, 1851 mas Om
CCIOoL JF MUSIC tESTABLISIIED lSl7l, 7o7
- Eighth street northwest. Low rates; all
branches; church organ for practice. THED, IN
CALLS KING. Principal auH0tf
TNRENCH LEsSoNS.-MADAME LEPRINCE,
IL from Paris. Will give Conversational Lessons In
French NJ her own and pupils residences; also open
ev nlng classics Prices moderate Ca after o'clock
~ NO. l51j street nOrthWsa. hp23H
National Republican., 1882-10-26
EDUCATIONAL.

CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,,
. conEES EISfqhS NISTH Hfkk Gkb Bf5TR5NS slRa:rs
and daughters aud men and women for .selssupport
ss FSsss "Ss aa S@ VSss Gs
tuse Political Economy; Commercei Law; a,
evening So Special M terms ms by month or quarter or
for year by installment, College circular mailed on
MRS. SARA A. sPENcER Vice.P. lncipal. auli
IN and evening" are now opened at most liberal
terms for rRoF fafs gsoh gsohe%GEa E MooMsK R9 S5asS
Musical Institute ING N street, corner wenh Also
nShs sys sn e
practice training voices to the highest culture ior
A RT SCHOOL, 1918 7 sTREET NORTHWEST
~ Now omen for It's thirteenth annua! session Thor
S G f onday Si nnd s
NA' e''"."S'' ''"' ''' VI ' 5. Z FULLER,
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS, COR.
~ oofan Buildlng, Fifteenth street = The most
cal Painting oc6-lms
r Aw SCHOOL. NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.
FACULTY;
uoS. ARTHUR MACARTHUR
of SS aS d snd E Property
Contrncts, and Negotiable Instruments
ii. o. ola UGIlToN, Esq,
Professor of Equiy Jurisprudence. Evidence, Com.
ncrcinl and Maritime Law.
WM Il. WEBB EsQ.,
Professor of Pleading. Applied Evidence. and Prac.
tice.
LECTURERS;
HON. SAMUEL +. MILLER,
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United
STATES,
"COnstitution law"
Hon. IL. II. WELLS,
"Crlminal Law"
ENOCH TO lTF N, Esq,
81 nw OF Corpora ons"
l.. C. HIM. ESQ,
Law of Torts."
w. .WILLOUGHBY, ESQ,
Deeds and G. C,uNrN ances"
X. ROSS PERRY, Esq,
Conflicting Laws"
A special course of ten lectures on The Jursdc.
ton and Procedure OF the United States Courts will
be delivered by Professor Webb during the term
Tho prospectus OF the ScnoOl may be obtained and
students can enter at the Office of the Secretary.
WATSON j, NEWTON,
se2GtT $40 street.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
Tbe Thrrmomr,rr Yc,,crs.y.
Pron,lurutA Arrivals.

n. m, S45'! II n. IN, &c 10; 10 IN. 627': p.
m. H.2oi II p. M, GO7oi muxmum, ua0. mini.
mum, aS59.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
LADIES' GOODS.
Dry Goods.
THE GRANDEST BUILDING
SOUTH OF NEW YORK,
The Largest and Most Complete
Stock Ever Exhibited in
Washington.

Ercrv Department stocked 10 its utmost ca.
pocity. Prices iouer than erer. We shall
sfrivs to maintain the reputation Of the Old
store Of selling good goods atthe lo,cest pos.
Sible figures.
National Republican., 1882-10-26

Boston BAKED BEANS and Saratoga Chips, at
DAVE HAGRRTY's,
Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue
National Republican., 1882-10-26
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING.
DEVLIN & CO.,
Merchant Tailors of New York,

INVITE SPECIAL ATTEN TION TO THEIR U N.
USUALLY LARGE ASSORTMENT or GOODS
FOR MEMS WEAR. ENGLISH, FRENCH, AND
DOMESTIC DIAGONALS, IN BLACKS. BLUES.
AND GREENS; PLAIN AND DIAGONAL CHEW
lots; OVER THREE HUNDRED DIFFERENT
STYLES OF CASSIMERES SUITINGS AND TROW-
SERVINGS, INCLUDING THE NEWEST STYL
OF EXCLUSIVE" ENGLISH AND FRENCH
TTERNS. ENGLISH. GERMAN, AND
FRENCH BRoApCLorHS. AND BEAVERS IN
BLACK, BLUE OLIVE. GREEN. BROWN. WINE,
&C ALL GOODS MADE UP IN NEW YORK.
AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. SAMPLE
PARLoRS. 1870 STREET.
National Republican., 1882-10-26
LOCAL MENTION.
MIR. ~. ". BERLxN,

M :
lie Droit Buildings, says: ~ have
used Browns Iron Bitters with cx-
cellentsuccesS in mala ria aud nerve
troubles" d"
National Republican., 1882-10-26
J5srApLlsHEo Iss1
JOHN McDERM0TT & BROS,

CANNTAGE MANUFACfUHENS
(S'eaui usuGl, 80 PenusS iYan'a pvtnle Thlrh
suerl ws'I, Whsnlngtnh, D. e.. ChriiAgrs and llnr'
Eess re,eiNed - aloruse ald sJ'a %, eSi'i.lAsOh
Garages repaired, eU
National Republican., 1882-10-26
TAYLOR & HUFTY,
033 Pennsylvania Avenue.
THE coNcEIr OF THE PRESENT SEASON fs
THE GLuNEFfTTtNG.
rAILoil.MApR SUIT.

TAiLon-MADE SUIT.
MORE OF THESE DRESSES ARE SEEN CPoN
BROADWAY THAN ANY OTHER srY LIE THEY
HAVE CAPTURED PUBLIC ATTENTION COM.
PLETELY, AND THE WORK ROOMS OF THE
MOST POPULAR HOUSES ARE TAXED TO THE
UTMOST no SUPPLY THE ENORMOUS DE.
MANp, THEY ARE CROwDINu SArfNS,
SILKS, AND vELVEIs INTO THEIR PROPER
sPlERE-TiIE DltAwlNG.HOOM AND FULL
DRESS AND DINNER COSTUME THEIR STAR
Is STILL RISING, AND THEY ARE PRO
NoUNCED BY ALI. Bi2ST AUTHORITIES THE
DRESS OF THE FUTURE
OUR UNUSUALLY FORTUNATE ARRANGE
MENlS HAVE ENABLED us TO PERFECT OUR
PLANS AS TO TItE PROCUREMENT OF ALL
NOVELTIES. AND WE SHALL NOT FAIL TO
TAKET1TE LEAD IN THESE MATTERS. AND
KEEP FULLY UP TO EVERY NEW STYLE AND
CAPRICE or FANCY IN NErRoPOLIrAN
MARK ETS.
OUR STOCK OF LADIES' WRAPS Is ENCEr
TfoNALLN ELEGANT, AND WE INVITE SPE'
CIAL ATTENTION THERETO. IN CHILDREN'S
SUITS AND CLOAkS WE CHA LLENGE COMPE'
TIrTON. MANY OF THE GARMENTS ARE
MADE SPECIALLY TO OUR ORDER, AND THE
DESIGNS ~ III: OUI; EXCLUSIVE PROPERTY.