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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

In Philadelphia they aave commenced the prose-
cuflon o; the tii0tiC vanl1ls who deftce public
buildings and Other property by writing or cutting
thereon their con;enlItibe names OF other In
striptoH5, and Il humber OF of niers have been
arrested ana placed un1er heavy bonds 10 appear
az TRIAL ms IS !. .nn { xc"ilrnt proceeding, and
IL Ii TO be hoped that Otltr localities will follow
Tie preced'nt set by the Philadelphia authorities
In THIS respect IL may be tn 1t laws for Inc pun
Bnment OF such OF 'EceS 10 not exist In all the
States; but where In II are none they should be
provided People w.o wish TO advertise them
S-ivca In this Way should be made To pay dearly
Tor inIulsfnS their foolish amti ION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

Inc WISDOM Of the a. Of Congress authorizing
the lisp ctijn OF te., .ni tn cod .nifatIon of any
found u ID Impure o. auit-raG.,1 = n lie m ini-
fear IL reports OF inspectors shDTiaS the M antilles
@. this ,t-H aTti2le trGai uEAt Tor use. 1t has
been asccTttined that 20 iHcolslIfraD.e trade
Was carried on BIZ the shipment to ths country OF
tea condemned in En5l1nl AMI other lands having
rigid Inspection Laws. frIJr 10 the act Of the Ia
Congress this cOU!t be done with impunity II
has been I'll ScovereL that tea c0orad with tectnrI-
o2S Substances WAS q common article OF trade.
AMI that one pr.-rttce in the spurious tr.ffc WAS
u color over te. ihl: had ban used fr the Il be
81 some process the 0ti lcayc3 yrcre restored 10
tAeir original appearance and color. The law as
IL stai>, au hOrlZcs u;ly Inc Inspection anu con
cemh ition OF import j tai- That Is the IN spec
tors can only mine II as it comes through the
custom nous Th- r'>oiariD9 OF oil leaves IL a
DOMESTIC fraud that IS not reached by the law
But the next Congress VII, no doubt, amend ina
law so rs To IN AXE II applicable TO al spurious and
atuiteratcft tea wherever found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

Whii" We are sending mi ssiouariss to convert
the 'hcathen" on the other side OF the elohs
would 1t not be well 70 look after the heather
nearer homer The state OF Missouri, where they
s@nlS oahdt muFd.sefs and defy the law TO con-
vct them. would sson 10 be a rlpe nelo for mil.
sionary effort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07

MI. PROCTOR, inc cmn -ht English scientist, con.
triou . Ten page essay TO ono OF the London
magazines on the principles and chance law, Of
draw poker gentleman who entertains the
opinion That the pyrAm - OF Egypt were built for
astronomical observstories Is liable to have some
Original and very untqu- theories on tn. subject
OF Gen Schenck's famous brochure hut we would
Caution young players about putting them In
practice In game with the boys on a western
Steamboat They would loon have some experi
ences that Mr.. Proctor ncvor thought of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07
FOR SALE-IOTS

FOB saLtEGS AT BA GAINS IN GROUND
u near Lincoln fark-eofne on Lat Capttu str..s
rans1ng IN pris. from 3k % cents aud ON essx
Money 20 loan real estate. -; =
NOR Skbk-SMaiL CASH rAYNENTs-pasV
terms building Lots. I'm the village Mount pes.
street ans In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-09-07
FOR RENT-STORES.

EOR RENT-SECOND FLOOR AND PART Z
hrst door 939 L.. ave. No. bustneae stand sep5-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

IN Posr.hrzlIloEscn:
..Hsse thss along the commence
- Of Front stssst soinsbody has
- 70 . fsv numbers on business
49,. what plan = adopted in the
.serine Of such places is hard TO DE-
s;.s m ssvsral important entrances
s~ittsN altoesthsF sud s0me are
s~rsd With q compound fraction.
.ssrs A thouQh no attention what
~ Lseu given 70 the repeated sue-
;.s a the Por- -IxTELrlo8xcEe in
e.S ~ this matter. You have on
s.seesi oesaaions pnblished plans for
~ sorect Numbering Of our housrs
~ uiaess Of business. Not an oijec-
~ svsr been offered TO said plans.
49, they are free from all fsuit;
.s.eho1y, without any Authority,
srouua and taeks up num-
:oiIsofiuQ in each case half dol
49, ~ residents. II sach num-
- correct and sensible no one
3 cSises; bat il is not, and wish
!. ..int al its defects and stop the
T.sdseina vo'k.
v~ss S.er - in any given block
"sS = NJ - red. The numbers
xss1 ~ raaiu waite figures on blaSx
s.s,.d - more easily 10 he seeu at
~ Take the oommsncemsnt Of
S.s .H,sH q sample Of the system.
~" ~ s1eee or entrance IN Ye4lee's
h,;ck building should be numbered
1oi. Tho old house on ske corner OF
Ssuat and James should be l0s: The
saeond rG0ge or entrance IN fehier's
haiidine Yhoald Be l0s: The stairway
on re ocposits ids would be lOi. Con-
tinue in this vsy 70 Cherry street.
H,ans, nest market II number 102.
Pcnfiua' drug stors 20l. All entrances,
tsirvavs and stores on the opposite
~ vould b n thetg 0gdee numbssed
IN "a. 1OC. elo. By this method the
..mhsr exueeasps the locality very def
.i1siv. We Know that the figures one,
~. hrs. and % on. indicate the first.
ssaosd OF third block on any given
sirea1 We know that the odd numbers
~ a. The left hand side Of the street
"a - esoa Numbers on the right hand
~. Eynmeio: No. ZOE Front street ve
kn0v 70 b n tho fourth block on the
rishe hand side Of the street. This
UI00 R1vUD ukoy ussoASA y va OSs<se4 Ds~s0 va
- eirsst, amply sufficient 70 number
every entrance without the use Of COM
pound fyacfiOnA
0hould q building b removed or q
~ ons erected N amy given block II
voaId b . simple thing to resrranRe
~ usnsbeRing. - 1t would affect that
MI only. Il may b objected that
r.. LyIs's store, nov rs, might become
Il - addition Of = building, No. 228.
WGn what il IL did7 What hurt would
~ dof Huch changes would OCCUR
~ rarely and oan easily b. remedied.
III suppose the plan Of outing each
hoek io1o sections Of twenty feet bs
o1optsd. Thsn theae sections should
u nnmbeied lO1. 108, 1O6. etc. on thu
lsft sido and lO2. 1Oi. los, stc. on tie
right do. numberinQ every entrnncs
and using no Irrational numbers. Tbs
numbssine Of 0ur city u . matter Of i'm
ponanse and should b. correctly done
and yoo aso At liberty 70 give my name
10 tie Couucil Committee on Streets
and ] viii Do everything In my power,
without Ter Of reward, towards perfect
inG and sxseuting . plan for the mum
besing of sa1 h0usss and places ef bus
ineAs. W CHI
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DRlTSsss CeLunBlA.

Tho GMardisn montions a rumor that
Archdsacon Wrigbt will return 20 the
province and ssttle At Esquimalt.
John Qaaieliotti Romano, doing busl.
ness at Yale and Lytton, called . meet
ing Of bts creditors yesterday. His liza
bilitiss are $4,000 and available asssts
$4,000.
Altar May let = stsAmsr will leave
Ban Francisco for Victoria 0ucs q week
probably every Saturday. This Ar
Sangelsou1 vill b . great oOnvsnisucs
70 the publis.
The Albion Irou Works Company
have intrudaeed the Gaturdsy half holi.
day sysesm, and work Il suspended II
Is o'clock. Tue system q one that haa
hsen adopted With success slssvhere,
and 10 mattor for oonQrAtulatiou thai
Ne syndidats havs taken TIE initiative
n Nils psoviuos.
After Nay Lat . daily stsamsl
viii oommsnos It, trips bstween Vic
tosiA and Puget sound. We believe
tAae nsRoeiations arc pending with the
eleamboa1 oompA1y fos = daily mail
eortiee osog Tho oAune roate. Bot uu-
~ hfaoe suheidy = paid than At pre-.
eeat the mil vii bs brought Only tErss
Gmss 8 Wook.-ColeNtef.
Ths annnal sspoet of IT, Beiti&h Co.
nohia psnitsntiary shows that during
~ year ending June 80, 1882, there
vsee - eouviets received, Q discharged
and died. Tbs uumbet lsft a tn
sleae of ths yeas VA 4 g. belne "A H.
asaas ef . dasina ths year.
9E. Jsstioo Cssam took his throa
sAilassn lpto the Brunette river zee
t:eoey = 6sh. Two OF the boys were
voAyane on . raft while the Judge aneled
ooas distance o6. In their play one Of
eoem foo Into ~ river, and his little
oedeaee tmsnsdiAtsly pn1sd "a his coat
40 Jumped in 10 rescue him. Ihs lit
- isllous got hold oe saoh other In the
veeee ard voold have booa drowned
- tue ths tisnsly aszival q Mr.. H., L.
ueosek and M. Esina. Who sueceeded
- seeoainG hsm.-ColsvStas.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Asest dxly nsv rsc.ui,s fram N.v
ved ~ Wednesday might.
A ! H1.eeAs will baild . olapoo
Week hnD-alsoaay haRua
Ak1 ln1iaa psaiss vsss seld NH
y ~ -. eso1Rh1 an ~ nay nom t6
Z. Phillips has sold his ranch
r. ~ Valley - 1r. =. II. Ksians
a4e
~ y sstail b so,d q Tie rats of tSc
e9A ~ csnts; barley, : cents
49, 9eo11y As1iAee - soosive1 ~
% oqelIsol ssalys enA ~
~ : pata % tie same amoanfs h
Z tev yeaxu aeo NJ O. -
seasC 5000 for ho1niy. bat -
ssN svee-- -WatcAMan.
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aoHM WllaoM.

IARPENTRR AND BUILDER-PLAxs
" and speci0cations furnished. shop
and residence cor. Eighth and Washing
ton stA. yobbing dome d2o0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Chaa. 0cldGsln y II reespe - ~
lAAsa1 opeinR s1yloe in ha1s and eap1.
Oome and examine s1ook and prices.
Front oeseeG, Maonoio baiDding.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24


In the SkaGis eoanssy i . spruss tsss
~ isss n eireum3sfsoos. IL isapeoUssd
ana hes IN deep sloa9h-
4 ohsseast that vas q ssrlins A0p
years ago has just bssa cut 81 Hsyoa
nomes Ut salisbury, h. G. Il msng1sud
nine foss IN oiaasssss.
Two orange troeS bolonGinR 70 !. r
S0sth, Hawthorne, Ga, bors iase -
s0n 6u00 Oranges sach- Uus a. thea
measures ssvs1 fsss round and u saxsy
fest high.
A huRs chsssnat tree growing on ths
farm Ut Benjaulu II. Hsed, near Bay
View. Va. has borue large csup Of nuss
every year for century. ls snsasusuu
"a feet Ia cifcunferenco.
A huge excrsssnce on q birch tree
growing IN tie town Of Westmoro, W.,
sssn IN profile = few fest away, rsosrn-
bles RE1nuing human faoe Of eigan&ic
proportlonA Il u foar less snd -four
inchss from the top Of the fofshsad %
tns t,p Ut the chin
Tbs Cressaes oak Of Enaland II prob
Ably Isos isss than foursosu osnsus1sa
Old. Ihe csroumfegonos of The trunk
Was about tnlrsy lees Enoasussd g q
hight u i've fest fr0m she ground; bos
oniy about onS-han VI the shell Of the
hollow trunk now Eemains. Is still
beArs fifteen living branches, each At
sceu or a,xtssn fest IN length. A young
o ~ grows frsm ths center Of the hollow.
a ysv that v over $40 ysaxs old still
stands IN the garden oi the HsrrenhAus,
Berlin. IL II Of the species Taxss bGecata,
- " feet hugh, and iss lower circumfsr-
socs v fest. lts spooass 10 wholly ex-
tinct in shs f0rsss. The pEemssss On
which Il stands we're ouoe owned By the
father Of Felix Msndelssohn .Bartholdy.
and the fifst execution Of "a summer
Nights Dream" took place In this very
garden. At the time the Upper Cham
bsr Hall was erected IL vas King FREQ.
eTick William Nv. who saved the veneIa-
bic Tree from destruction.
There u remarkable Or tree In the
forest Of Aliiax, Canton Of vsud. Il u
nsar the baths u Ailiaz, at highs Of
about l3U fest above the h0 el. and 450u
fese above the -, surrounded By . for
sst of tils, which il 0vsrtops By more
than thirty feet. Tne trunk 10 little
more than thirty fest In circumference
~ the base. AZ about yard FROM tbs
ground il puts 00t, on the south side,
seven o6sh0ots, which have grown into
trunks ~ strong and vigorous - those
Of the other trees in ths forsse. Bent
and RDarlst at ths bottom, these side
trunks soon stxaightsn and Siss psrpsn-
diculasly and parallel 70 the main stem.
This feature u NOS, perhaps. wholly un-
paralleled, but another most curious
fact that the two largest of the sids
stunAs IL c1onecseo .sso sne ptsoclps'
bling Orders The space between ehs
rough noorinR formed oy sne Hrowine
together OF the oashooes. ~ sheir point
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Ths ehsapssa plass q tas city fos
pop1s and Ghoos = O. y. Nsaslrs naf-
9uln G1nes IN Dsnny's Bloak a Front
lroo1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

PsrssrrERIAx MISSIONARIES Dnovxxp.
PROM the Colosisf: A sad drowning
accident rsosntly ooeurred near Psiaee
Of Wales Island, Alaska. Chapman
and Penny, two younS men attached 10
the Amcrican Presbyterian mission,
started with an Indian and his con In .
sailhoas intending 70 20 70 klawaok. A
severe sauall struck the boat, and the
lndisn s3gnalled 70 one Of ths mission-
aries 70 lover the sail. He failed b
make himself understood and the boat
beng In danger Of capaixing the Iudian
lsls his place At the ruddeT and spsAng
10 lower the nail. Tho boat instantly
UPSET. The tvo white man laid hold a
the bottom Of The boat, when ono of
them was vaahed oA by hinge wavs.
The other tried 70 push the boat towards
the shors. bat, unfortunately. - ahe
went over tAs anchor ran out and held
her fast. The poor man held On till
exhausted and then sank. The Indian
started 70 swim ashore with his son on
his hAok, bat the son was washed o6
and drowned and the father reaohed
land In an oxhaunted state.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Try Ksndall's SPAWN Cure, Q saEl
reusedy for spavins, ouIbs, rinabonea
or any snlAsRsmsnt Of The joints. 81
adve9tisewene.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

Reesivsd q ~ Tsmple u HAehida Z
eomploAe lipe q the la1ss1 styles hu1elel
and / OOp akirts.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

E2Hy M
IN AND AFTER DEC. 9Th WILL
McNsu9ht trick building, first door north
Of Opera House. where I win b found
prepared 70 oorvo any ono Wishing hrst
class Dental work done reasonably.
dS0 r. @. CALDWELL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-04-24

j. r. 4 81. H. LEWIS
A TTORNEYS AT Law. OFTTCE-
"A Buffers bullding. room 1 and 8
yAmee essesk 0pposlts Occidental Hotel.
SeaftlA w. r.
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Or. ]. ~. FOX,
DENTI4T
Late Of San Francisoo.

HAVING Pc ERMANENTLY r n LO-
II Gated mysslf IN this city. I I'm BOW
prepared TO perform al operations per-
tanning to dentistry, and respectfully %
licit the patronage Of the public. AFtia-
cial teeth inserted permanently. 10 nstu-
ral shane and color. with - without plato.
Gold filings speciality. An wosk war
rantod.
once. ReiniGs Block. roem I. corner
Front and Marion streets. mr6 4
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A IaaieaP fnnov ep1oSe1s and han6
hoake1o. g - Te0pas q xAaAtoo.
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Z. >. aUMD. UUoAN .. AUAIo9D
II UMES & NU1lHO31 ATT0HNxYS
n g Law, 0oao1Do 00loo = 0nyd q
Rsoc1aH bnildipG vFoat - tis-6
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NALL L pURDlE.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS
n ct Law. Solicitors In Chancery and
Proctors h Admirably. Seaatle. ". r. Psac-
tice In the Supreme. District and Justices
Courts Of Wa6hington Territory. Once ON
James street 0pposite the Occidental Ho-
tel. jiltf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
APPROPRIATIONS FOR MISSIONS.

Bishop Simpson presided at the morning session OF
the Methodist Missionary Committee yesterday, ana
BshOp Bowman at the closing session IN the alter
noon. A gift of $4,000 was reported from Mrs.
Philander Smith, of Little Rock, Ark, for tie
establishment of a medical college at Ndnkin, China.
The Rev. DIR. Goucher, of Baltimore also offered
So COO out of 81 eco 10 be raised to found an An
clo-Japaucse university at Toxic Japan, 81 0GO out
of 50 90 for mission work in Corca and $1,000 for
theological schools III EOochOw, China. 4 commit
tee was selected to aid the corresponding sccIc-
taries in raising money and another to issue an ap
peal to the church in behalf Of the General Com
mittCe.
The entire work of the committee may be summed
up il the following report:
Appropriations for missions IN foreign lands Africa
0iDCria5, $1,000; South America Uruguay and Para
guay), $2S,7Sl; China COur heds) SSl,99O; Germany
and switzerland, S24, 900 Denmark $4,000; Norway,
$1I345; Sweden, S22OS2; India, $6G,s2O; bulgaria,
$154S2; Italy, $}0,750; Mexico, $4,000; Japan,
missions: Among the Welsh-speakng americans,
5000 Scandinavians $4,000; Germans, $4,000;
Chinese, $4,000; French, 81 600 Portuguese, $1,000
total $50 100 For the American Indians go 700 mis-
siOas in the United states administered by the Board,
sos i90 English speaking conferences $l72GO0; total
1929 300. Contingent fund, $4,000; incidental cX-
penscs $50, 5OO Office expenses S2l OOO disseminating
missionary information $1,000 Total unconditional ap
pTopriatiOns S7g61sS This represents increase
1892. There were also appropriated 10 foreign work
specific gifts Of $4,000. The committee appOrtiOncd
SS4l330 10 the church to be raised during the coming
year This will provide all money above appropriated
and furnish $iS,l 42 toward further reduction of The
general debt which is being reduced each year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER IA, 1883

BEAcBY HEAD, Nov 13Arrived steamer Hanknow, Robert
con, from San Francisco, of this place
DUBLIN NOV l3-Arrived, steamer Kepler Br Beagle from
GLASGOW Nov 13Arriyed steamer State of Pennsylvania
Richie, from NeW.YOrk.
MowLLE, Nov Arrived steamer Cireassa Br) Camp
bell, from NewYOrk for glasgow.
ST NAzARB Nov l3-ATriyed steamer Topaze OBJ Gray,
HAMBURG. Nov 13-Arriyed Westphaia, Hebioh,
from New York.
HAyRE Nov 1SArived steamer Jenny OTTO Purvis from
Galveston.
MARsRILLEs v1l-saied steamer Vlncenzo Forio Utah.
CaherO, for New York direct
Gibraltar to Nov l2th-Passed steamer Meronethshire
tBr, Williams, from Japan and China for New YORK
LEGHoRN to Nov l2-Saed steamer California tBr Young
for New.YOrk.
DOMESTIC PORTS
HAVANA, Nov 13Arrived, steamer city Of Alexandria,
Zimmerman, from New York, to proceed TO Mexico
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Nov 13-Arrived steamer Cienfuegoe
FairclOth from New.York.
BOSTON, 13-Cleared steamer Scandinavian Park Gas
Cleared, steamer Missouri, oleig, Liverpool,
PHiIIDRtPHG, Nov iS.Arrived steamer Hudson OBJ,
Benes, Santanderi Louisa, McCue, NewYOrki wyoming,
Cleared steamers British Prince (Br), Burton Lyerpooli
Harrisburg AlbertsOn Boston; Allentown Swasey Bost0n
Reading, Smith, Portsmo9th Spartan MlcEerson b9ston
BALTIMORE Nov l3-Arrived, steamers johns hopkins,
March Bostoni VIM woodward, Yonng New YORK No.
Cleared. steamers Raleigh, Radcliffe, wilmington Nc
Experiment Canon Newberni w Brune Foster NewYork.
Sailed, steamer Raleigh - -, ,v ,,o,
SAVANNAH, Nov l3ArTyed steamers Naeooehee NeWhork
City OF Macon, Philadelphia.
Cleared steamer Har6inger, tBrl; Amsterdam: 100000
Sailed. steamers Chattahooche NewTorki VIM Lawrence
Baltimore. -,
CHARLESTON Nov 13-Auived, steamers City OF Atlanta
New. York; Ardanrgh do; Panama, Baltimore. -
Font MORGAN Nov. l3-Sailcd steamer south Iyne Hal
foRr RoYHL, Nov 13-Arrived steamer state Of Texas
New. York, and proceeded TO Fernandina.
NEW-ORLEANs Nov. 13-Ceared, steamers HUDSON ana
Chalmette, New.YOrk; Pana, HavTe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14

UNTIL A MAN HAS BOUGHT HIS WINTER OVEN
COAT he NEVER ADMITS THAT THE WEATHER ~
COLD, BUT, LIKE THE LATE SEASIDE BATHER.
DESPITE HIS BLUE LIPS AND CHATTERING TEETH.
WILL PERSIST IN DECLARING THAT THE TEN.
PERATURE IS DELIGHTFULLY."- "BRACIyGp ONLY
WHEN HE GETS HIS EXCHEQUER SUFFICIENTLY
"BRACED" TO INDULGE IN WARM COAT HE IS
READY TO AGREE THAT IT DOES FEEL RATHER
wINTERIsH. OUR ovERCOAT STOCK Is GRADED
TO SUIT THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF MEN OF ALL CON.
DITIoNs SHORT OF ABSOLUTE PERJURY. YES, WE
DO EVEN GIVE AWAY, THROUGH BENEVOLENT
SOCIETIES, THE OLD COATS OUR CUSTOMERS
SOMETIMES LEAVE, ALTHOUGH WE POSITIVELY
DECLINE ADVERTISING OURSELVES BY DONA-
TONS OF CLOTHING FOR DISPLAY AT CHURCH
FAIRS, WITH THE DONORS NAME ATTACHED.
THE MAN WHO CAN AFFORD To PAY HIS TAILOR
$50 FOR AN OyERCoAT WILL FIND JUST As GOOD
A ONE HERE FOR s45 AND $50 WILL BUY ONE OF
THE 800 CUSTOM QUALITY THE ADDITIONAL SO
BEING CHIEFLY FOR EXTRAvAGANCE. AT sos To
$50 WE SELL AS GOOD ovERCoATs AS ANY ONE
NEED WEAR WHILE SIS TO $50 Is THE POPULAR
RANGE OF PRICES FOR GENTEEL AND SERVICE.
ABLE GARMENTS, AND THE STOCK OF THEM Is
PARTICULARLY STRONG, COMPRISING FIFTYsIx
DIFFERENT SORTS. THEN, COMING DOWN TO
"HARDPAN," WE HAVE OvERCOATs AS Low AS s.
THAT WE ARE NOT ASHAMED TO OFFER A MAN
WHO MUST MAKE EVERY DOLLAR COUNT AND
CARES NOTHING FOR MERE SHOW. OUR CHEAP.
EST COATS ARE HONEST THROUGH AND THROUGH,
AND CUSTOMERS HAVE THE PRIVILEGE NOTOg
EXCHANGE ONLY. BUT OF RETURNING GOODS AND
RECEIVING THEIR MONEY BACK.
HAS TIRE COLD SNAP CAUGHT YOU MAPPING IN
TIE MATTER OF WARM UNDERWEAR, sOX Or
GLOyEsl no BETTER PLACE TO GET THEM THAN
RIGHT HERE. WHERE EVERYTHING WORN BY
MAN OR hoy IS SOLD UNDER A CAsT.IRON GUAR
ANTEE. THE RED WOOL UNDERWEAR WE SELL At
81 so PEP GARMENT IS POSITIVELY UNAPPEoACH.
ABLE AT THAT FIGURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-11-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Inouirv into Standard Oil Company charges by Penn
sylyanIa legislative committee: - -. e,.
FeuardentDi Cesnola libel SUIT before 'u9go
Examination OF bond forgers Court OF Seherm Ses-
siOns. ,-.,,ou ,oo,oh In u,osb,rg
Suffolk County blcentennal celebration in Ryerhead'
L. l. ,-,. , rronsnor,o,ior
The Rev Dr. Bernard O'Reily's lecture III Cbcherng
Hall. . ~. ,,..A.,,.. "a
Railway. c,, ~, q, w.. r>rort,
New-York infant Asylum case before Westchester
Comfy Grand Jury. 1,..