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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

Ayers Sarsararil!a is recommended by
the best physicians rs the only reliable blood
purifier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05
LOCAL NEWS.

ror the Middle Atlantic States fair weather,
..iiorad by light local rains, variable winds,
1;nb, fall in temperature. For Thursday slight
81 seno,er generally fair weather is indicated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

Ayers Ague Cure breaks up the chill and
fever, eSpels the poison from the system, and
restores health. Warranted to cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

Aa well expect lifo without air, as health
without pure blood Cleanse the blood with
Ayers SnrsapaliIla.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

QUALIFIED--The Physicians 10 the Poor,
Health Officer. members of the Board OF
Health, Fire Wardens and other officers,
recently elected by the City Council, who
had not qualified, were summoned before
the Mayor this morning, who administered
the oath Of office 10 them, whereupon they
entered upon The discharge Of their duties.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

e-s-rhe regular monthly meeting Of the CO.
iumbia Steam Fire Engine Company will be held
to morrow Wednesday, evening at S o'clock.
auI Ut JnuN II. SrKIDER Sccty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

CRUISE PosTPoNED-Gove Cameron
yesterday telegraphed to Capt. Foster, of
tho Virginia oyster police steamer Chesa.
pcakn. which was lying at ono of the Balt
more wharves, that lie and his party could
no, Join the vessel in Baltimore yesterday,
as they had intended. and instructed Capt.
Foster to proceed to Fortress Monroe. The
Chesapeake thereupon sailed for that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

BASE BALL.-The Nationals lost game
yesterday to the Newark and the Vrgnias
won from the Lancasters, at Richmond.
The latter club disbanded Immediately after
the game Jersey City Is not patronlZing
the Trentons, and Newark, Richmond and
Washington are the only places in the
Eastern League that support mines. These
clubs, in the event of the disruption OF The
Eastern League, will probably give exhibit
ton games for the remainder of the season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05
additional night was passed, after which the
resolution as amended was adopted.
The Board then adjourned until the fourth
Tuesday in October,

A TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-Whle The yard
hands employed in the depot ofthe Virginia
Midland Railway were engaged in shifting
and making up trains between eight
and nine o'clock last night. they were
Mortified by discovering the mutiiated dead
body of James beavers, one Of their COM
panions, lying on one the tracks near the
switch house. Theupfortunate man Though
no one had witnessed the accident) had evil
IDENTIFY been jostled from the top OF house
car, the brake of which he had been attend
ing, and falling upon the track an engine
and three cars passed over him, severing the
left arm, shoulder and the entire head, or
MASKING them into shapeless mass, 80 that
thew hung to the trunk by the skin only:
The remains were taken from the track and
conveyed to Mr.. Demaine's undertaker's es-
Establishment, from which place they were
subsequently, removed to the late residence
of the deceased, on upper Prince street.
There are several theories urged in explana-
ton of the occurrence, the most probaDie
being that tho unfortunate map mislnteT-
preted signal for the train to come back
into one to go ahead, Tor that both slgnaIs
were given) and being seated on top OF the
rear car of the train, he doubtless arose ana
prepared himself for the cars to go ahead,
when the Jar occasoned by the train sud
denly coming back knocked him from his
position to the track below. Mr.. beavers
was q native Of Fairfax county, but had liv-
ed in this city about four years. He was
about twenty five years old, and had been
employed By the railroad company only
obont brPe weeks,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

POLICE REpoRT-Last night was clear
and warm, with two prisoners at the station
house.
The Mayor, this morning, disposed of the
following cases
Albert Green, colored, arrested by Officer
Betlice, charged with disorderly conduct,
was fined 81 so.
\ young man, arrested by Officer Arnold,
charged with an assault and battery on
police officer, was fined 50 and costs.
Belle Mason, colored, arrested by Officer
Franks, charged with stealing, was dis
charged.
Mary Gray, colored, arrested BY Officer
Bettice, charged with causing nuisance
on the streets, was fined S..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

WANT TO KNOW THE REASON WHY
A gentleman from Landmark, Fauquier
county, who was in the city this morning,
says that line rains have recently fallen In
that vicinity, which have had the effect OF
eladdening the hearts of the people who
now only want the postmasters at Land
mark and Paris removed TO make them hap
DIV. He says the postmasters at these two
places are among the most offensive OF the
offensive partisan:l in the State, and why
they are not removed is strange, as two
good and true democrats. who have the re-
spect and esteem of the people of the coun
ty, have been recommended for the places.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

A LOT OF SLIGHTLY sOILED BRILLIANT
n Isle Thread Gloves for Zoe. a pair.
aug3 At AMOS B. SLAYMAKER'S.
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CITY COUNCIL.

CII1 CUUNV1I.
An adjourned meeting of the City Council
uas held last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

THE VIRGINIA MINING, MILLING AND
/ TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that tho subscribers VIII
open books Of subscription to the stock OF this
company on SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF Au-
gust. 1855, between the hours of II o'clock M,
and o'clock p. M, at the law office of 8. Fergu-
ION Beach, Washington street in the city OF Alex
andria Va OSCARA STEVENS,
GARRICK MALLERY,
GEO. H. POINDEXTER,
;v1Otd EDMUND /. DUBARRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-08-05

GOLDEN SPEC.FIC.-A new preparation, said
" 10 be positive anlidotc for the liquor habit;
it cannot harm any one and when taken volun-
tarily and regularly is almost p certain cure. In
packages that can be sent by mail for $3.
mp3O T. g LEADBEATER & BRO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Wedding of Mrs " Tom Thumb" and Count Rose
bud" Church OF Holy Trinity, p. m.
Meeting OF Board or Aldermen noon.
Cable Railway Commission. TRIBUNE Building, III a. m
Protective Tariff League, No 81 Cortandt-st., noon
Meeting of Union Club Governing Committee y. M
Conferences OF Reformed Pastors and Baptist Preach
ers.
Trial of James u. Fish, United States Court
ChIldren's Carnival, Metropolitan Opera House.
Dinner to Henry Irving, Delmonico's.
Eclectic Medical College commencement, Chickcring
Hall. evening.
Twelfth Ward James G. Blaine Club reception Brook
Ign. 1900, ,
Brooklyn, evening.
Academy of Sciences. Columbia College p. m.
Promenade concert OF 22d Regiment, National Guard,
at Armory, evening. ,
Dress parade of II st Regiment at Armory, evening
Baseball-New-York VS.. Metropolitan, Polo Grounds,
$3.50 70, In.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

have received from s. s. Cox letter tna a ~.
them for congratnlations extended to him on hi'
appointment as Minister to Turkey.
VARIOUS NEw-JERSEY TOWNS.
Observation-Disclosures Allen. who com h h;a
suicIde at Lakewood on March ~ Is saiu W ia'
nhvsicians to have been suffering from 9emSnitat
caused by severe fail on the PACK u ni' N'"N
February. u =.
HoBoKEN-A dsorderly house in Nineteenenrsa'::,
against which priest connected with tne lnoi i,o
ferv made complaint. was entered by the poncse
last night. Five women and one man were aiio''0N
and ali were committed to the county JAIL
The Republican City Convention was menu pd
Saturday night. E. V. S. Besson was nomlha, nd
for Mayor August Bente for City treasurer anu
Leonard Pelffer for Water Commissioner.
WES'fCHESTER COUNTY.
WHITE PLAINs.-An application was made on
Saturday in the Supreme Court 10 o1 tustecs If
Dykman for mandamus ordering the trustees 900 NJ
the village of Peekski to place the sum y, nS costs
in the next tax levy 10 pay the Judgment an9
ages done to his property by the alteration OF Tue
grade of HOward-st. The trustees have refused 10
do so, holding that they are not permitted ny 'n'
Mr.. VEaSoN.-Twenty- thousand dollars
being subscribed, requisite measures were adopted
on Saturday for State bank
To TIE Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The election held in District No. l,
North Tarryown on last Tuesday, resulted In an ever
whelmng victory for the Republicans the DemocraL,s
riding along in their chariot OF state
thing before them Flushed with anticipated success
they arrested in their course by the TSes
said bullets in the shape of ballots drove them In lgno
miny from the field of brittle Now for the first time In
thirty years do the hlsides of this historically renowned
place reecho with the exutng cheers of the victorious
Republicans . ,.u -, ,.uor
The Democrats look II a bombsheu had 1ailon
among Them while the contrary the Republicans arc
very much eated over their success ana are ,P pre-
pairing to give them battle next fan whlcn,
from their own united and harmonious state
and the Generalization OF the Democrats,
will sO
place in the victory for their State ticket You VIII
ceve that the writer has good grounds upon whicn W
base his Of for the state ticket IN ths
quarter when he states that the district mas away
gwen Democratic majority Of about 200 votes, Whlio
tanned q majority of over 100. AN ANIFMU0"ohr
North 7d'Tyto,on N. T., April T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
NETWORK CITY.

NEW-fORk CII1.
DIED AFTER BLOWING OUT THE GAS.
Hermann Ahrens, age twenty-six. boarder at
the Bulls Head Tavern, at ThIrd-ave and Twenty
fourth St. blew out the gas in his room when he
retired Saturday night and yesterday morning
was found dead in his bed.
BARNUMs BIG TRANSFORMATION.
1t was not until late hour last night that the
workmen were able to give the finishing touches
to the arrangements at the Madison Square Garden
for the hippOdrome. The result OF their labors may
be seen at the performances this afternoon and
evening For two weeks there Will be constant
succession of races which the management assert
will rival the glorles of the Roman amphitheatre
without the brutality and cruelty which
wero prominent feature of the latter.
BROOKLYN.
State Senator Herman is seriouslyill with pneu-
monia at his home, in First Place.
Mr. Beecher resumed his pulpit Yesterday after q
absence of three weeks in the South.
Announcements.
Earl g. Wilson's Shorthand Collars and
bead edge Cuffs the best Sold everywhere
Kidney and Liver Troubles, unless checked
in time 10y DR. Kenneiys "Favorto Remedy, Will end II
The cold reliable DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
144Lexng ton.ave. between 18th AMI 39th w.
Hours to l. Z. Diseases Of tbs Nervous 5ystsA
GentO- rinary Organs Impotence and 'tsrilitH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

County Physician Converse has directed Coroner
Hnehes TO hold an inquest in the case OF Gerald
lane. the four year-old boy who was run over and
Killed by coal cart while playing on the street In
font of his parents house on Ninth-st. on Friday
Sfternoon. Michael Cronin. the driver of the cart
vas arrested and is held to await the result OF the
inquest.
Tho new Board of Finance and Taxation organ
ia Saturday ight by the election OF Commissioner
6stx "a president and George +. McAnerney as
clerk.
HAL Stoddard, the pugilist, who kept saloon at
frovo-st and Raroad-ave., left bis place OF busi-
49, two weeks ago aud has not yet returned. hc
"a baiieved TO be living in New-York with young
Woman whose parents live IN this city. Stoddards
wife, pretty woman OF about twen.y-nve years.
nd shc would make no effort to lind him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
A COLLISION OFF QUARANTINE.

The German bark Heinrich Antonio. loaded with
oil for Bremen. started down the bay yesterday
morning towed by the Edgar Baxter When she
reached Quarantine the steamer Calico was BACK
Ing across the bay. When the bark attempted to
pass her, the two vessels cOided. The steamer was
struck ON the port side and the bridge boat uaylts
fore-rIpgipg and rail were carried away. The bark
Rad her bulwarks stove In. the, forecastle deck
started and the jibboom, cathea1 and standing
mort for repairs. The Calico had just arrived from
Hutl England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Avenue Hotel-J. Federico Elmore, Peru,
Philadelphia and General j. T. Terrence. o. Chicago
Windsor Hotel-R r. Cable president ofthe chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company, ana Judge
George F. Comstock, OF Syracuse Breroort Honse
Senator Thibaudeau, of Montreal; hsgmdn honseC
General James s. Negley, OF Pittsburg Judge j.. r.
Weborne of Florida. and Judge III. l.. Palmer and e. D.
Nash of Milwaukee .Erereu House Professor r. l..
Ritter OF Vassar College GttScy acknowledgements
man n. W. Nutting OF Oswego.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
CHANGES IN CITY OFFICES.
MEN WHO WILL BE AFFECTED BY THE phoi'ioN
IN THE MAsoN-M'CLAvE CASE.

MEN WHO WILL BE AFFECTED bi In"
IN THE MAsoN-M'cLAvE CASE.
Considerable curiosity is felt among pontican ~
least ano of the present heads of departments or
Whether he will appoint any Republicans to once d.a.
The Mayor was elected IN leso as t Ternau nemoc
racy. II was not. therefore, expected ,hat hePuo
licans would receive much considcra'1En III .as
matter of appointments Last ran MI. nH;dots
again elected but this time as cltizenS canuIuaoo'
He received many thousands of Republican woes,
He has not indicated what his policy VII, Se bn si
be- guided by the citys best interests The appoint
ments are entirely at the disposal OF sne Of
If the Court of Appeals decides tnaI 'n ncer for
am a.on holds over the extra time for which he
serves shall be deducted from the term OF n1s sI n
portant places to fill on May l. The claim Is maue ~
Joel w. Mason that his term expires On r WAY 3,
1886 The reply this on the part OF wor1 nnld
sianer McClaye is that the original term wou'u
have expired on May /, 1884. and this is what tne
law contemplated. If the assertion or Soni nars
sioner McCa Ia tbs eg%nsfi officers will be vacant
IN Nav l. Thomas b. Asten (Republican), presl-
dent of the Tax Commission, instead OF on Deceih-
Der H. 1856 William ta%o of ON neeember TO-
1885, Salem y. Wales Republlcanl; FaIs ssS me-
fioner instead of on December III, 1902 l nnll'
Wales has resigned Jacob Hess lkepupilcahl'
Charity Commissioner, Cornelius Van Cot (Repub,
iican]. Fire Commissioner, George Garfield County
Democrat, Co%T1ssi9Mne rr OF TsiSlaW Demo
crat,. CITY Chamberlain instead of September Is,
1855. The Mayor will also appoint thirty -seVea f
CITY Marshals and two Inspectors and oeaors VI
Weights and Measures. ,.u ,o, &c
The decision Of the Court of Appeals will also al
feet the following officials: Henry R Beekman, penn
ocrotj whose term as Park Commissioner Viii eX-
nre on Nav /. 1886. instead of December Is, 1855 ;
Henry D. Puroy Democrat whose M.t term 1s ss f ire
st.aa of Santember q 1857: Edward c.. Donnely
tsaa %a Whose term as Tax Commissioner
expire May 1851 on
was fixed by the Consolidation Act. 1t expires on
Nav 1894
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
QUICK WORK AT THE KEYS.


srNprNG 500 WORDS BY TELERAGPH IN A FEW
MINUTES.
The clatter of many saunders filled the rooms
of the United Press Association at No lS1 broad
way yesterday as one expert ieegrapan -, sn0
after another stepped up and took hand ~ q ooy
word contest for glory and $50 in cash Although
the American citizen is always Wiling 70 en' =;
himself in SIX days nn fo BRASS
playing the object generally at me Dotiom u u,
these exhibitions is to secure lmmedia.e pron!ts III
this ease the trial was got up by nrm OF ihsuu-
ment-,pakers to prove the superiority OF ther 'ele-
graph key. In the contest last summer me Key
male By another firm was used. Inc seieetlon 70
be sent over the wires comprised 2,36S telegraph
characters and to send it in 10 minutes, ~ SECONDS
The time occupied by the winner required Inc
making of little over % motions seconu. IN. no
trials were made In rotation; the contestant sttlng
at the operating table IN room when also con-
famed the Judges while the adjoining rooms were
filled with half hundred operators nseen,nS ~
of {" saunders placed at convenlent points. wren
clear and rapid operator was working there woulu
be a silence in which one could near pm t arop
while Jokes and laughter puDctuated the perform
ance of some who would I" break" badly at tlnes
and stumble along over two or three characterS po
fore getting on Their feet again s,sral manager of
the United Press Association j; W. MoLareh,
general manager of the Newborn once OF 'p DC
Baltimore and OHIO Telegraph Company and I ~ d.
Office awarded the first prize OF 20 to .. W. moiO ~
son time 10 minutes 81 seconas ane The third
of $40. to Frank ]. Kihm time: 1882 Although
the second man was inferior to the one gwen third
Mace in point of speed he so far exceeded him IN
accnracv that the award was justified. A prize
OF $40 Was also given to WI Curtis time II ~
minutes 81 seconds for absolute o amd
e emo@pt 70 F. G. P. Griths who sent the 800
words in Is minutes Is seconds; with his LETT hand
Waiter l.. Prentice, 12:49 John c. McCloskey,
i1:44 W. L. Waugh, 1857; K. J; Murphy ana
Robert W. Martini each 1851 c. II. DAVIS, lZ:o!;
and M. ]. Deran, i1:26. he first two prizes were
given by the firm whose instruments were used,
the third by w. j. Johnston, and the last two by
the United Press Association. The trial was uhuer
the Management of Frederick Catlen, chiei opera
tor of the Western Union Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
PARTY OF YOUTHFUL IMMIGRANTS.

large number of immigrants arrived by the CITY
of Chicago and the Elbe yesterday and were lanoed
NJ Castle Garden. Among those from the Elbe were
Martha Stein a blue-eyed. faxen-haired German
girl ten years old and party of four children the
t,g seven five and two years old respectively. The
Oldest of the four, Hannah Koppel, had charge OF
the little family. They were from on inland Ger,
been paid through to ST. Louis. The baby could
inst walk about The children had 10 money, put
The Emigration Commissioners took them III speclai
charge and placedithem in the care OF the conduct
or of the train for st. Louis after telegraphng TO
to their relatives On the City of Chicago were a
ter hest clothes IN observance of Easter Sunday.
Young Irish American woman who came TO the
Garden to look for a relative was revelation, 10
them. she wore jaunty bonnet with bunch OF
mink feathers in it, that excited the admiration ana
wonder of her fellow country women as IL IL had
been an article from another world. Among tnese
emigrants is Anna KilcoyDe "a young woman Oh
Comfy Sligo, whose sister lived In East Fortietn-
1T. but who cannot be found now.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
A NEwswoMAN CLAIMING PROPERTY.

The following appeared as an ADVERTISEMENT Al
The TRIBUNE yesterday:
WANTED.-Helrs Of Thompson Price, archltect anu
builder of High Bridge and Croton Reservoir, IN reie
euce TO agreement with Fox, whom England
To prove scotchinan Call at newsstand northwest
corner Bowery and 4th-st. ,
Mrs. Savage, intelligent looking woman Is tie
proprietor of tho newsstand. She claims 20 De the
only chilly of john OK. who was captured during
the Fisheries war of 1889 and who had charge Of
the expedition when the ship Carolina was burned
Pending his trial in Canada he escaped TO TINS
country and purchased some large tracts OF land IN
the upper part of the city. About thnty-mve years
Price. in connection with which the title to the
real estate was affected. Mrs Savage has taken no
have Inherited from her father, and few years
ago woman tried to impersonate her In England
and Holland and got Boney and assistance. Mrs'
Savage has now determined TO press her claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
Deurys the most fashionable land be 1t said
the most original produced in America.-Extract.
Just Received

New line OF Carr's Venetinns, plain-faced Mel
tons, together with the New English Wide Vale
Diagonais, which we will make up i'm Spring
strapped seams, &c .-..............-..S2J aud S35
Another stock of large Piaids, Cheeks, and
Angola PIaids have just arrived. They are now
all the rage in London. We are making them in
sack Suits TO III close 10 figure, patch pockets,
sweilcd seams, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana $50
The Three-Button Morning Coat and Waist
cont, M adc with flaps and pockets on the hips 20
button lower the front, will succeed the four
button higIi-cut cont. which has become 80
common among the Cheap John" tniiors and
ready-made clothing houses. We nre making
them from CIays DiagonnI., Corkscrew.. Piques,
&C., warranted not TO gioss..-........S2J and s35
We have tho finest selection Of West Of Eng
land Trousering- received i'm this country, COM
rising a great many Checks, PIaids md Stripes,
&c ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80 and upwa rd.
English Serge Suitings, blue, brown md black.
This make Of goods we have been using for the
past Ave years and warrant them fast colours
We line them with pure Dye Silk, corded seams,
&c,
Above prices arc 81 to 35 per cent lower than
the fancy-priccd taiIors charge for same goods
and workmanship
All goods 10 order, md warranted repre-
scented.
Intending purchasers nre invited 10 call md
examine our goods before placing their orders.
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT FOR LADIES' CLOTH
SUITS, RIDING HABITS. TOP COATS, JACKETS DC.
Lady attendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
NEWARK.

Httution has filed his quarterly report showing the
following items Old account receipts $97 a47 20,
Risbursements $97,747 20. assets $7oS 2sl Vi,
liabilities $40, 496 80; new account, disbnrse-
monts $189598 10, assets $401, lit 90. liabilities
ri .628681 10; other assets en- hand not valued,
Consisting Of bonds and stocks Of the par value
81 S., OO7 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

A RTISTIC GOLD WALL PAPERS.-50,0 900
N rolls ane Gold Papers 80 per ro hne paper IL
cents per roll Houses stores painted pApered and ka.
sonipsds sAMEo W. o ~ yf a -, =, r.a, enrins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D.,
144Lexin gton-ave, betseen 2)t1 AMI 39th w.
Hours to 5 :O7. Diseases Of tbs Nervous 5y3tsA
GenitO- U rinary organs Impotence and stsrilitI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
UPHOLSTERY Y.

GUIPURE LACE CURTAINS. SO so TO s499.
ANTIQUE LACE CURTAINS. 50 so to $40.
TURCuMAN AND CHENILLE CURTAINS. IS 9s TO
$50.
HOLLAND AND OPAQUE SHADES WITH BEST
SPRING ROLLER, 36x72 INCHES, READY TO PUT UP,
CSC. EACH.
SMYRNA RUGS AT Low PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06
JUST OPENED NEW LINE OF
BRASS LAMPS,
WHICH WE OFFER AT ABOUT COST OF IMPoR-
TATIoN.
BOYS CLOTHING

OUR SPRING STOCK rs now COMPLETE, EMBRAC.
mo ALL THE NEW STYLES AND MIXTURES IN
cuEcKs PIAIps &C PLATED SUITS. AGES TO
10 o. 40 AND UPWARD. NORFOLK BLOUSE SUITS.
AGEs 10 TO 49, ss72 TO sS ~ SPLENDID LINE
OF DRESS SUITS IN coRKsCBEws. rRICors. 60
,oro FAINT SUITS ron BOYS AND YOUNG MEN
IN SACKS AND CUTAwAYs. STYLISH AND CHEAP
KILT AND JERSEY SUITS EXTRA PANTS AND
SHORT WAISTS IL GREAT VARIETY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-04-06

The cold reliable DIR. Sages Catarl
Remedy.