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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

gate appropr iations of the presen fiscal year, and $57, ,1548 857 less than the sum called for Tn the estimate submitted last year, includidg de- ficiencles and misce llaneous, was $365, 445, ,5S7, the estimates on which those appropriations were based calling for $340, 280 .162.
 SAN FRANCISCO NEWS.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. G. The Alta publishes an account of an attempt made on the life of Charles Crocker by William Andrews, for m erly a prominent contractor of this city. Andrews is said to have been suffer ing from delirium tremens. Alter having been taken in charge he con- tinued 10 declare he would take the lives of Stanford and Crocker for having, as he claimed, robbed him of his quarries which came into the possession of the railroad through an act giving the company every al- ternatc section of land.
 Governor Stonemaa has pardoned F. E. Goaway, the last of the ten men arrested for participating in the Chinese riots at Chico, in 1877 when five China nen were murdered The other nine had already been pardoned at different times.
 Florentine Borel, a sheepherder formerly of Los Angeles county, att tempted at late hour last night to murder Mrs. Zoe Faure, French laundress, because she would ot marry him. He fired three shots at her, one Of them hitting her in the back, causing a painful, but not necessarily fatal wound. A German grocer, Dietrich WietgIn, living next door, ran out to see what was the matter and received the third bullet. He thinks he would have done better if he had stayed in the
 tore and minded his own business.
 SUICIDE.
 SAN FRANCISCO, DEC. 6--Floren- tine Borel, who attempted to kill Zoe Faure, laundress, last night was found dead this morning, having shielded with dose of strychnine.
 J. CAMPBELL SHOOTS HIMSELF.
 TOMBSTONE, Dec. 7.-About 2:3O this afternoon a carpenter named J. Campbell committed suicide in cabin at the corner of Third and Bruce sts., by shooting himself in the head with a rife. The shot took the entire top of hi head of; finan = cial em barrasment is said to be the cause. Deceased was 45 years of age and so far as known unmarried.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
Jumpers, Beware

ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY NOTI A fled not to purchase from one J C. county. Tn the Hacuaver mountains, near Col'Ins' Well, Arizona, to-wit: Emperor Regent. King, Queen and Prince mines- The said J, C, Bullord owns no interest in the said mines. and the undersigned are the absolute owners of the same.
 D c. KLING,
 C. E. HHILEs,
 R. K. MCGRATH.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
SENATOR MALONE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-Senators Malone and Riddlebcrger received invitations to attend the Republican caucus similar to those sent Repub> lican Senators. Malone, speaking of his attitude toward the Republi- party, said he had no objection to attending the Republican caucus, and should have attended yesterday, had he received an invitation in season. He would not, however, at- tend as A member of the caucus, nor vote upon any proposition before .. He hopes that thirtyseight Repub- lican Senators, being a majority of the Senate, have a right to the cons trol. He had no candidate for the Senate offices, and would not infiu- ence the nominations. He had strong preferences, but should con- tent himself with voting Tn accord ance with his preferences
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
SheriRs Sale.
M. W. Kalea, Plaintiff,

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
 X Second Judicial District of the Terri tory of Arizona, in and for the County
 MaIicopa.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.


 WASHINGTON, Dec. fisherman presented a petition from J. w. Niles, (colored separatisD, of Arkan> sas, setting forth alleged unlawful combinations 10 prevent him and colored associates from exercising the right to make entries of public lands, charging cruel treatment on the part of white citizens of Arkan- sas and asking rslief.
 Senator Plumb introduced bill providing that every non-commis> stoned officer, private or other per> son discharged from the army dur> ing the war of he rebellion within two years from date of enlistment on account of disability incurred in the line of military duty, shall receive a warrant for 160 acres of land.
 APPROPRIATIONS
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 6.-The Secre- tary of the Treasury has submitted to Congress estimates of the appro = priations of the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1885. The amount esti- mated requires for all expenses of the government $283, ,125, ,3O4, which ! is $22 ,323, ,2S2 less than the agSre'
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
 Second Judi, ial District of the Ter ritory of Arizona, in and for the County of Maricopa.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-12-13
SUICIDE.

SAN FRANCISCO, DEC. 6--Floren- t1ne Borel, who attempted to kill Zoe Faure, laundress, last night was found dead this morning, having suicided with dose of strychnine.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
GAS COMPANIES AND ELECTRICITY.

In the State Senate recently the Judiciary
Committee reported favOrably on an amendment TO the
law Of June rs, 1879 giving to gasght companies the
privilege OF using electricity instead OF gas as medium
for illumination. TRlDuNE reporter called AZ inc
offices OF the gas companies In this city 10 learn the Sig
nifcance OF the amendment and what had brought II
about The general report that neither the original
law the amendment had its origin in NewfOrk and
all mo owledge of the OF the amendment was dis
claimed. The secretary OF the Manhattan Company sad
"I believe the amendment introduced by Senator
Jacobs and It's object TO require the companies who
wish electricity under the old law 10 per
mission from the municipal authorities TO place fixtures
In the streets This very useless for the street
lamps belong to the city, not to the gas companies III
there is TO be any amendment to the law Il would be
sensible to change IL so TO permit the gas
panes TO use gas and electricity; Now the BIN reads
electricity instead OF gas II electricity should
become dangerous competitor with gas profitable
facilities for handling IL.
The treasurer OF the New-York Gaslight Company
sad there less need now OF amendment
than there for the law when IL passed. Then
there apprehension concerning electricity and
the bill was introduced In the interest of companies
the smaller places OF the state where IL would pay
TO have both gas and electric companies He thought
tal the question had been tested in the district sup
piled by his company THAT south Of Grandst and 1t
had been proved lh6t electricity In incandescent lamps
could not compete with gas for cheapness He formed
this opinion from reports made by his collectors since
the bills OF the electrical companies had been sent out
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE AT THIS PoR
NEW,
PORT OF NEW YORK THURSDAY. MARCH 10, 1888

PORT OF NEW YORK THU RSDAY. MARCH 10, 1888
ARRIVED.
steamer Catalonia GIL Liverpool March 8Queenstown
A. MT mdse ana passengers 10 Vernon II Brown Co.
Holland tBrl. Williams London March Ia, with
mdse and passengers 10 W Hurst
Kings Cross Br, Way London 10 days with mdse
10 Patton, Nickers a. Co.
steamer Boivia (Brl. Donaldson Glasgow March Movle
g. with mdse and passenge TO Henderson Bros.
Steamer Crsigon (Br York Greenock ~ days. with pig
iron TO order; vessel TO simpson. Spence Young.
steamer Alvena BrI Morris, Jacmel Feb l6 Ponce 81
Kingston March q with mdse and passengers 10 Pim For
wood & Co.
and passengers to Pacific Mail 80 Co
FrancOnla Bennett Portland. with mdse and pas
TO j. Ames
steamer General Whitney Hallett, Boston, with mdse and
passengers 20 III Il Dimock
Steamer Wikesbarre, Mills, Perth Amboy
Steamer Roanoke COuen Richmond, CITY Point and Nor.
folk with mdse and passengers To Old Dominion Co
Rapdan. Jenny, West Point Va. with mdse
Dominion RS Co.
empty barrels TO order vessel 70 Benham Boyesen
Bark Eliza White (Of B0stOn) Walton Carlenas days
with sngar TO order; vessel t0 Miller & HOughton.
BarK Bjoryiken NOr SOren3en, Caibaren - days with
To Moses Taylor 4 Co. vessel 10 master.
bari } Mouton tof BOaton), 7
days. with sugar TO Moses Taylor Co. vessel
Bark Minnie NJ Watts of Porsmouth), Watts Pisagua 98
days with OF soda to Barring Bros snow
bark LILLIAN of Iarringtonl, srout Havana days. with
sugar order. vessel 10 Chas L. Wright q Co.
Bark Hevelus Ger Schuttpelz, Funcha 40 days In bal
BARK MoOn6eam of searspor Dunbar Providence bal.
last ~ master,
10 oTdea vessel 10 mastah
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
RELEASE OF 4 NOTED CRIMINAL.

Stephen Raymond, alias Charles Seymour, we'll
known criminal, who was arrested last July for
carving burglars tools, was discharged on his own
recognizanoe yesterday by Judge Cowing, III the
Court of General Sessions on the motion OF Assist-
ant Dlstrlct-AttoIney Fellows The evidence
against him not thought sufficient: lie was
released on bail several mon hs ago, his bondsman
being John Rice. The bail was forfeited by the
pon-appearance Of the defendant when the case was
called, and Judge Cowing yesterday refused to re-
woke the forfeiture Raymond was implicated about
ten years ago IN the negotiation tf large amount
OF forged Erie Railway bonds. He fed to England
and was extradIted to this country. In March,
was sentenced by Judge Gildersleeve to five years
i'm the State Prison,
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

rufiaus in a rum shop in Hendsrson-s.. anu
was 50 badly beatsn yssferaR 'Ua' Muller pointed
out Holland 10 Officer Mcbnas, his iu HoIland
his assaiants. and the officer arrested him hoiaiu
proved con'lnsvely that he was . not W"cr and
the assault, Yesterday evening Thomas Maes an, anu
Dennis smith who said BY the police W 20 moai
known thieves. were arrested on suspicion VI D0"S
concerned in the assault on Muller
NEWARK.
The Woman's Christian Association has maze nhIas
contracts for the erection Of home for incuraoio'
III Courf-st. -
Alexander yoheye the proprietor of the Academy
of Music. was arrested yesterday on on oUait oui the
actIon of the Grand Jury. Volheye is charged WIN
violation of the Sunday laws in permitting tnea.aI III
cal entertainments to be held In the AcaoonhS VII
Sunday nigat. A.,
Charles b. Lassell, formerly canyasser IN tGS
employ of George n. Burton, Of No. 90 Bank-st., ID
charged with having forged Burtons name W a.
SHeef S cns9 for S a 7 fsS he was arrested
Orange upon charge Of stealing a horse ana "agoh
in MOrristown.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
TARRYTowN-Captain Jacob Storm was buried n.l
yesterday He was in the eighty-thrd year Vi h''
age.
YoyKRRs-Tbe ice cut on Courtlandt Lake dur
ing the present week was sixteen inches thick ihe
last cargo of the season was shipped yesterday.
The shipments from tss aSs oo baye eo been Sn appro
priated for the improvement OF the Fire DepaiV
ment.
LONG ISLAND.
HEMpsrEAp.-Mss Mary Smith, who was accl-
dentoiiy shot at Garden CITY has not been improv-
inc rs rapidly as had been hoped during the last lew
DAYS. Her symptoms somewhat more nniayoli
able The attending physicians state that they had
exnected tbese unfayorabe symptoms (high teyer
and low pulseJ from the administering of medicine
that il became necessary to give her. Her recovery
Is not assured tact. although the physicians nve
great homes -. The Democratic primaries were
held last evening. The Town Committee liked the
on candidates for town officers as iol,
of the Peac.. 500; Town Treasurer, $40; Commls-
sioner of Highways, 81; Assessors, each S3; Con-
stables, each Sc: aud Excise Commissioner, $3
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

Bris John Swan Powers Havana Feb 20 and hstsnss'
AsrS9 ss wn Rc,s Esy'
O. with order vessel TO Evans Ban TO-
ds a. sandy r d0ok rc'n M c''0o' A'1
CLEARED.
Steamer City Of Richmond Br. Condron Liverpool viz
steamer Vest Cumberland tBr,. Brown, Piymouth-s0"
Steamer Hsrscis Port Ro) Price, Bsise-deo Richard
City Merida Rettg Havana and Mexican ports
-E s,ansr Aies andre M sens osu po.,on-H ptmock
sssa%sr aSSo FsSconis 'f@ sennets pertlandj
steamer Fanny Cadwalader Dillingham;. South AmooS-
ship Robert tGer spis Trieste Aust Hermann Koop
Bark Frea Nor Beaner Queenstown or famou'n i0r ''
Bark Magnolia (NorJ syendsen, Amsterdam -Bepham.
BARK Eugenia Longo Utah. Lauro. Lisbon-F II Smith
Brig Chance (Nor), Petersen. Fymouth-Funch. Edye
Brig Hnrike taer) Fock Brisbane Queer sland-Mailer
oqerean ,,...o p,,a.s,own par-D Trovbrdre a. Co.
Bis Garnet HASTEN Port spain-D Trowbridge Co
Brig Rising sun, Decker Bridgetown' Bari q Arm
strong. ,ru.
Steamers Peruvian for LysrPool SneyS hTstra Brs
toll valett london CITY OF Merida Vera Cruz Guyandotte
ships @asdaIsns for Rremsn Terp,ichors Antwerp Car
BsrRs Besconsdeid iOr barcelona oph LsbOn western
Belle, st Jago.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL March Is Arrived steamers Montreal lBr
TheaTe Portland March g. Surrey (Br, Hltron New
York March /; Statesman tBr Edgar, from Neworeans
Feb22 o..., o,.auar A nm
seTdam ,Dtohl Lucas NewYOrk March on hor way
otRESsIowN March 1G-ATived. steamer Pennsylvanla
Bri Dodge from Philadelphia March on her wayto Law
erpool. - . ..o. rord FALLING
wood (T3r) Ashley, from Baltimore Feb 20. . -, .
MOyILLR March l6-ATnved steamer ETHIOPIA 'brlCsmp'
hell from New.York March g. on her way 70 GISgoWx
GLASGOW March l5-Arriv cd steamer state OF flofldA
(Bri Johnston from New York March g. m, ,.,.,
BFLPAsT March l5-Arrved, steamer Limosa (br Leigh
ton from New York March l.. , -, ,on,
SCGo March 15ATrived steamer Jealous lbr) haymens
from Philadelphia Feb "a
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PORTLAND Ne March l5-Saied, steamer Caspian. Liver
pool - ,, ,..o.. r,,,ot wi,uams
Mediterranean ports Carroll Brown Holifar 49,. -,
Cleared. steamers Nor4eman. WlIlams LNerpooT Nv VI
Columbus. Wright savannah o,. -, c.,.z.A.
PHILADELPHIA March l5-Arrivcd. steamer Fannie Srum
Cleared steamers Indiana B Sargent Lverpool Tacony
Dava New York - ...,.. ,,.r,
Nanelmann Bremen - , ...... pos Ca. r,y
March 16-Cleared steamers ffeu Sea
erpool; lie Chateher, Havre. .,,-- w.. a..
Passes-Arrve steamer city Oh Meklco Nera Niu
Sailed. steamer Chalmette. New York ,,.. nj. a.
SAN FRAsCsc0 March lo-Saled steamer Slty Vi nio uo
Janeiro Panama.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
THE RIGHT TO MAKE AN AUTOPSY.

In the Court Of Special Sessions Yesterday DIR.
William Bryan. physician in-chief of the Hahne-
mann Hospital, was charged with, coIamit-
ting misdemeanor The alleged offence
Cox, who died in the hospital on Dccem-
Der 25. The was taken to the institution three
days before his death. When his body was received
by his relatives 1T was discovered that post
mortem examination had been made. James Cox,
O brother of the deceased nan, testified yesterday
that no permission had been given to the hospital
authorities by the relatives to perform autopsy.
After several witnesses had been examined, the
accused doctor was called TO the witness stand. He
stated that there were indications that Mr. COx's
death had been caused by typhoid fever. although
his impression was that the disease was pneumonia
He told the undertaken about his doubts, and that
person being anxious to remove the body speedily
authorized an autopsy. DIR. Bryan thought that q
ost-mortem examination was necessary, because II
the man had been suffering from typhoid fever that
being contagious disease, precautions would have
10 be taken to prevent its spread. lie del not dis-
sect the body be said, IN the strict sense OF Ine
word. He made only such an examination as was
necessary TO determine the exact nature OF the ds-
ease. The undertaken denied having authorized
the autopsy, but verdict of not guilty was prompt
ly rendered by the Court
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
4 wagon cOntal

wagon containing calf in cage was on
the msrAe yesterday morning with q farmers wife In
cbaAse ana butcher with an eye TO veal stepped up
SIR" lis he a DurhImi" "He may be-" " Isn't an
Ayrshire, is hep Like enough" Don't you know
his brssdi he asked in q surprised voice mo, don't"
Then how do you expect 10 sell himf "An know
about calf IL that his father hooked Justice of the
peace TO death and his chased female lecturer
two miles and II that amt breed enough 20 ask 81
YOU needn't take HIM" The butcher said the breed
all right Detroit Free Press.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
HER RLoyE.LErrERs USED ONT DEFENCE.

Ellen T. Perceival of No 81 Monroe-st., good
looking young married woman, about nineteen
wears Old preferred charge against Charles Engel,
before Justice Duffy yesterday, at The Essex Market
Police Court of di orderly conduct. The dsorderly
conduct insisted in trying to induce her TO desert
her husband laborer IN salutng her in the street,
and visiting her house without an invitation. The
defendant partly admitted the correctness of the
charges against him, but produced several letters
written to him by the complainant since her mar
rage full Of endearing expressions and declaring
unaterable love and cOnstancy towards him. She
acknowledged that these letters were written by her
Justice Duffy dismissed Engel on q promise not to
repeat the offence. His acquaintance with Mrs.
Perceival began in q restaurant IN Nassau-st.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
RFGIsTFR,s OFFICE NOTES

There was recorded in the Registers Office YES
terday the conveyance to the Chil1rens Aid So
cIety of two pieces of property situated ut the
northwest corner of Sevenlh-aye and Thirty
second-st The consideration was $4,000.
Congressman Orlando y. Potter has obtained
loan of S75 600 from the Institution for the Saw
ings of Merchants Clerks. on the property No. 555
Broadway, extending through 20 Mercer-st. The
advance Is payable in five years.
Rutherford Stuyvesant has borrowed 800 900
on property in Thrd-ave, East Thirteenth, Six
teenth aud Nineteenth ds.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
A STEAMSHIP DISABLED TWICE.

The British steamship Craighton, Captain Cook,
sailed from Lelth for this port on December 10,
with a cargo of plg-iron. Going around the north
coast of Scotland her cargo shifted in heavy gale
endangering her safety. and she put into Greenock
on January f. After Iestowing her cargo she sailed
on January IL and encountered a hurricane, In
which she lost fifty Shetland ponies, belonging to
r. IL. Rciph, OF No. 10 broadway, her steering gear
was demolished, the foremast sprung, and con-
sidelable other damage was done. She put into
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Investigation by Park Department.. 49, ...u
Go umbia College Boat Club games at Madisoh oluaio
Garden.
Yale Alumni meeting at Delmonico's. ,,
Executive Committee OF Land League at oer"""''
Hall. -, .o.,,, n,
New-York College of Pharmacy alumni meeting ~
college building =. .. ,,,,.on ara
Microscopca Society meeting at No ga Madison-a'e'
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
MISS ANNA oLIvER,s RESIGNATION.

At meeting of the Willoughby Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, on Wednes-
day evening, il =, was voted TO accept
Miss Anna Oliver, to go into effect on April
l. 1t was stated that there a probability that
the church property, which is mOrtgaged for
SI3 600, would bo purchased for Congregational
Church The property is held IN Miss divers name,
and she was authorized to sell il for $4,000, and
10 retain the amount over and above the mortgage.
Miss Oliver has successfully carried on the church
for four years.
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
THE PASSION PLAY AT LOUISVILLE.

When Mr.. Morse was asked yesterday as to
the published statement Thar The Passion was 10 be
given Louisville answered tnat II was correct 81
have received applications for TIE Passion from four
other places" ne continued" Boston, Pbade y hia,
Baltimore and New-0rleans have not decided what
shall do about producing the work In those cities ex'
week ten days. am just sending out notices to my
people"
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
LICENSES FOR FURNITURE PEDLERs.

The Committee on Law, of the Board Of Alder
men yesterday heard number of furniture dealers,
who sell on the instament plan, in support OF re-
quest made by them for an ordinance to prevent
persons from peddling furniture without license.
Thadeus MonArty said that the dealers c1mpained
because of the irresponsblity of the pedlers, and
the fact that they did not belp support the city
government The large dealers, he said. had been
driven into the practice of selling goods on the in
stalment plan because these travelling
statesmen or pedlers had gone into that
cases were brought into court wheTs re- these
ier of dong business was for these travelling deal
ers to sell for certain houses that allowed them
conmssIon of 40 per c'ait. The pedler took the
responsibility Of collecting and thus oppressed poor
people. L. d. Farrell complained that houses
which did business with these peders added 40
per cent to their retail prices. which was charged
TO the customer. He wanted an ordinance passed
requiring license fee of $500 and an indemnity
bond of 81 900 from all persons selling on the In
stalment plan.
Alderman Grant said that in 1875, in answer TO
request of this kind. the Corporation Counsel de-
cided that the Common Council had no power to
pass such an ordinance. II was therefore resolved
to request the Corporation Counsel to give an opn-
ion in regard to the matter
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.
SPANISH

Victoria Hotet-FranciscO Barca,, Spanish
Minister at Washington Neio. rorG HoetcLns,s ~
Foote United States Minister 70 COrea cnnss ',I:
.. rim Arenne Hotei-The Hon Richard M w. Inomp MP
son Of Indiana: General James A. Hall, OF Maine, anu
professor W. r. Blake of NewHaven. Hesfm,nster
HoteE-Govcrnor william T. Hamilton, OF MarIlano, aug W
Neil Glmour of Albany. Clarendon Hofe-Coonei W.
lie Poer Trench and Cnptan Robert j. Maxwell OF Eng
land
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

Greenock the second time on January 20 and wa
detained month making repairs. She sailed aga,n
on February 20, and without any fnrther eer,Vu'
mishap reached here yesterday, after Delng t"en''
t,pad dav at eea
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
RESULT OF MICHAEL GORpONs HOLIDAY.

Michael Gordon, a slight. boyish-loOking young
man, was on trial yesterday i'll the Court OF Cen
eral Sessions. IL appeared from the evidence that,
being made ill-humoIed by the manner in which he
had celebrated the birthday of the Father of his
Country he awoke on the morning of February %,
and playfully struck at his aged mother with
knife and knocked down his young sister with
hammer. When Policeman Robinson attempted to
arrest the young man Gordon took away the Off
GERS club, and only returned it when Robinson
promised not to strike hun. Having dIsarined the
policeman by securing this pledge, he tapped the
liberties with him. ROudsman Malloy and Police
man Wade had by this time arrived, and offered to
escort the young ipan to the police station Gordon
cety was not agreeable to the fastidlous young ruff
fan and when the roundsman put his hand on Cor
dons shoulder the latter turned around and hit him
in the mouth, loosening one Of his teeth Gordon
was finally taken to the station by the efforts of the
three officers Gordon was convicted yesterday OF
assauting his sister, and was sentenced by Judge
Cowing to one years imprisonment and fine Of
$500 He has been previously arrested for assault
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunris's coo sets COS Moon sets 1880 Moons agedys
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
AM-sandy HOOK. 1888; Gov Island. 200 He'll Gate. 3;40
PH-ssndy 20J. GOV isNnd. 23Oi dell Gate. 4;lS
New-York tribune., 1883-03-16

YESTERDAY WE PLACED UPON THE BARGAIN
TABLES ABOUT TWO HUNDRED LIGHT.wEIGHT
ovERooArs OF SOME FORTY DIFFERENT LOTS
LIGHT. DARK AND MEDIUM CoLoRs, AND MARKED
THEM AT FROM oNEHALF TO TwoTHIRDs FORMER
PRICES, FOR TWO REAsoNs-PfRsT. BECAUSE
THESE ARE ALL WE HAVE OF EACH PARTICULAR
Lots AND SECONDLY, THE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES
IS INCOMPLETE, VERY FEW SMALL SIZES RE-
NAMING.
TO MEN OF FROM 80 TO a INCHES BREAST
MEASURE THIS IS REGULAR BONANZA. FOR
EXAMPLE: HERE ARE TWO STYLES (ABoUT
TWENTY ovERCoATs) OF THE FAMOUS "F. & H."
IMPORTED COATING IN DARK MIXTURES. WITH
sILK.FACED LAPPELs REDUCED FROM s22 TO SIC
ANOTHER Is DRAB. ALI~wooL CHEvIoT. RE-
DUoED FROM sl2 TO So AND THERE ARE TWENTY
OTHER JUST As GOOD BARGAINS. AT SUCH
PRICES EVERY ONE OF THESE COATS OUGHT
TO BE TAKEN BEFORE SATURDAY NIGHT