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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
REAL ESTATE DULL, BUT HEALTHFUL.

X ~
1T Int bealthful market is the best that can
he saId for real estate this week. 10 view " S
I'D times which all business men are con ss
of this interest can be congratulated gu eh1 49,
lor, iron, general depression whlcn IL SLOWS. ~
r;lv some classes of realty have unuoIgnno .no
,,aity nf inflotion-naRely, shr1nkage OF Vaiues-
butfh!s has fallen ON property that every oo 49,
,nnet first feel the effect OF economies IoIoe1 III IL ~
x.elIto-do Fancy dwelling-bouses nave Iaile f III
pIlce and probably are destined 70 ~ ot Landlords
must reconcile themselves TO lower rehts aS III
&C. aiso n feature of the situation whcn oMnoIs
xvonid like to see absent from 1t. Yet barring ouV
theas two things, the conoion oioncn n he er
peeted. In fact there is slight tendency up" an
- wesf-side lots as reported by some ueaieIsi an
severaI Of them bought recently at a1ctlen law
been privately resod at profit esteemed laii "heu
Rns1oess nroperty more than holds its own ano
;n5ioaies tile drift of capital out OF w an o.Ho
snta realtv which is slowly but grauuahy eoinS
on. The Cowdn sale Oh lhursday ~ '4 f6res for
fSstimonv of dealers, brought splendid nguIes toi
~ RToome. Grand and Fraukln-st. propertes;
Tn sale was one of the largest TINS season anu
reaii7cd 4475 $50, Even with the season lato
business property yielding talr returns r oeTed
ytonctSon And investors are showing an lhcredS-
IN, dlsnosition to be content WIN in u
is1er returns on their capital thah onsy
wanted n few years ago. ne 10" iaCo i
interest prevailing, the dslruse " hnidings com
5ss and fhe character of real estate hoionEs eo,
h;ne Ia render people willing 10 accept anu pot
cont ,yhere they formerly expected oI ~ Fc III ~
return on their money OUTSIDE OF the Co"';a So
the doipgs at auction have Deeh Oh 70 p - n
rortance iriyate sales were few and BUYERS SUI
hold off so far as dwelling properly Is S
IN bones of further concession owners are pNt Io
crossed TO SELL however, and rather imam suDIt "
a sacrifice will carry property over " H.
considcr,nc tie chances OF business Improvement IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
Announcements.
A MANS THINKS.
HAVANA. M
NeW-York.

we'll known business man Wilmington. C, writes TO
expresshs thanks for the benefit which hs wife has derived
from the use Of Mrs Pnkhams Vegetable Compound III
is with pleasure he says that write to express to you
my gratitude relief and benefit your Vegetable Com
pound my WIFE who has been troubled win u
ceation weghng2 lbs, 90 the doctor SAID enc
has been under the treatment OF the doctor for six years
Finally he said he could nothing for her. that she
woud die 80 "a Then commenced using your COM
pound commenced to take Il size commenced
getting better and attend to her domestic ahas
81 well she could"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
NEWARK.

Nfiss Eta Fountain. who brought a suit against
tho Pennsvlvania Railroad Company 20 recover
damages for injuries received IN a collision OF
street car with locomotive at the MdtkeIi-SI
crossing was awarded $4,000 by jury yesterday
II isnrobabie that an appeal will be taken.
Coroner Woodruff held an inquest yesterday IN
the case Of the murder of an infant by Its mother.
Lucy Gichrs The husband of the woman thomas pc mas
tnncmenf house i'm HIgh-st., where the oct was
Committed. his wife had been strictly temperate
bnt for five years she had been subject TO hts Oh In
sanity and was always easily excited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
cbaron. Of No. 23S East Fifty-niuth-st;, was heio
~ e. no0 hail Yesterday in the Yorkyille Court

In 81 900 bail yesterday III THO AoiA 49,
poUR DAYS SALE OF JERSEY CATTLE. al.
The second spring breeders sale OF jersey casa o
conducted by Peter g. Kellogg Co., AZ tno ia nh tho
lean Horse Exchange, begins on TUESDAY nnd hlood
cattle are already arriving. The Coomassic o'oUu
lie nrobably more strongly represented tnan IN aS
sai that has ever occurred inasmuch as Ine e ~
Jogue includes among many other mempeIs VI ono
tribe dauqhters of the three cows tnat MeIe an
toned i'm Yesterdays TRIBUNE as having ua ai te
three highest weekly butter tests IN the IilLllSi
Princess Cd 46 pounds and l2l2 ounces; "a OK
Kate 80 pounds and II ounces, ana oai
mounds and ounces. Forty dliIeleht vi be;n
offer cattle through this sale, many Oh eo es
nromisent herd-owners. The catalogue comprises s
274 animals including nearly all INC i'""i"s
strains. o,v,yv
The CITY Mission Society IN April maoe go 49,
waits to families 92 TO the jail and i 90 ~
and OF 10 other public institutions anu neiu d 1s5
iieious services IN Jail and PenltenIaty tntv-siy
elsewhere among the spiritually destlt d "a
nersons were provided with employment a ,nc IS
families aided The religious papers Anu "a
distrIbnted numbered 10, 1914 and the Dlpies III
William Johnson burglar who was seryRi ~ "a
term of fifteen years imprisonment IN 'ho ia eS
Countv Peuitentiary, of which one-ha.li i ma Ue
nired hanged himself in his cell yosteruay n.1ed
had always been well-behayed, but nc SEEM" -,
Somewhat excited on Thursday About = .; III IL
Yesterday he got n drink of water from tn9 dnsd
watchman, and an hour later was lo llilI1e 18th
He used The rope from his cot TO hang nlnseh "i'n'
and tied handkerchief over his mouth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
WHAT is GOING on TODAY.

Rockavay steeplechase races, Far Rockaway, p. m.
Teachers Association reception, steinway Hail. Z:So
pm. NJ. o.o,,ds
D. IN. ,..-,--.-.
Lyceum Theatre creditors committees report IN, =,
Garnetstaten Island cricket match, Tompkinsyie, ii
m. - 90. cou,,o,r
Presentation of marksman's badges, CADET COMPANY
Lacrosse match Williamsburg Athletic Club Grounds,
Examination Of Captain oBrIen before United States
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
Jersey CITY.

Robert s. Ross's house. No. 2i1 Eighth-st, was
entered by burglars at an early hour yesterday, and
robbed of a quantity of silyorwaTe. They remained
long enough TO make a good meal. eating all the
cold meat, jelies and bread In the pantry.
Roundsman Coward picked up a'cTumpled piece
was written a statement by John Binkertel, OF
Monroe. Orange County New-York.," that he IN
tended to commit suicide at ii O'Clock on the night
of Nav D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,c- York Hotel.-SenatOr George G. Vest, OF
Missouri and Captain Charles I. Russell United states
Consul at Liverpool st. James Hoet-Congresshah
Patrick A. Collins of Boston Victoria HoteGenera
r. A. Walker, OF Boston, and General W. W. Beiknap oI
Iowa - Fthh Acenue HOtei-RObert G. winthrop ana
Martin Brimmer of Boston, ana General j. 3 Easement
OF Ohio - Windsor Hotel Elisha Atkins, Niceresldeut
of the Union Pacific Railway Company h0et NOT
nandie-Edmund Jussen, Of Chicago GHSey HOUSE
John b. Carson, of Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
ALONG THE SOUND.

RowAYroN.-Ihe interior of the Baptist Church
has been greatly improved by frcscoing and the
addition of new carpets, etc.
SrAMFoRD.--Messrs. Harding Il Co.. have sus,
ncndrd operations IN their woOllen mills and will
consult their own interest and convenience with
respect TO rcsuming operations Ia the meantime
some important improvements Will be mace IN inc
seen in the streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
IN m m RAILWAYS
R R NJ READY
hnE nNH EHH RELIEF

teaspoonfu in half tumbler OF water will in few
moments Cramps, Spasms, sour Stomach. Nausea,
Vomiting, Heartburn, Nervousness Sleeplessness sick
Headache, Diarrhea Dysenery, Cholern MOrbus Collc,
Fin and all Internal Pains. For Cholera and severe
eases foregoing Complaints printed directions
There not remedial agent In the world th at viii cure
Fever and Ague and all other Maarous Bilious and ether
fevers aided by RAILWAYS PILLS. 80 quickly as RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF Is n cure for every
min Toothnche, Headache Scatlca, Lumbngo Neurni-
ala, RhcuInetism, Swelling OF the Joints, sprnins
Iruises Pains In the Back Chest or Limbs
The application OF the Ready Relief to tho part or parts
where the pain difficulty exists will afford instant ease ana
comfort. 49,
Price, so cents per bottle. Sold by all nruSs's''
DR.. Railways Sarsaparlllian ResOlVent,
For the cure Of all Chronic and Blood Diseases.
DIR. Railways Regulating Pills
For the cure Of all disorders OF the stomach Liver Boweo
DIR RADwAY CO.. S2 wARREN-srr N I,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
nr.p1.v 60 ooo For A COW.

Tha American Horse Exchange at Broadway and
Fiftieth-st was not so crowded YESTERDAY az t ~.
~ Tooner sale Of Jersey cattle as on some OF the
,ravieus sales but Peter &. Kellogg, the auctOneef
was defermined that there shOuld be no railing on
In nrices frem those of the last combination saie
He oyercane the effects OF reellng Oil the seventy
i've nediarees of the animals sold by the frequent
,,ss Of cold tea but what had the most s00lmng
eject ON him was the lively bidding A eld OF @ZOO
was not reached until the twelfth amman was
brought out. She was tw92-year7TSblo a
sixteenth COW was eight years old, imported brown
Princess. by C9ur do Lion, dam lay mate one
was started at 5000, but the BIDDING waS SirShg
ard the price soon reached the 3oOu point one
WAS finally knocked down to N. II. Messchert VI
Donglassyile Penn. Brown Prlneess "a was lh ne
sojd To the same bidder for $780, Ava was qulcksly
ssncessful bidders Number 20 on the catalogue,
+ q Rroeou $ Curfew Cd sire Les Platon's klngdaIn
IL Broedu's Curfew, brought 1925.
LoyaI Love, a sIx-yeaT-old imported COW Oy SaiI0'
asm Rnnis. was soid to A. L. Brown for 5000.
ReIie Dame 9th. also imported by Romulus,
dam Belle Dame, was started T ~ ~
500. and was soon run up 10
Al 600. Then two bids OF 500 each were maze
a Pariee. jr, thea called 81 ,l2o and Belle Dame
9th became his property. Roinulus Butteioup; oy
Ronulus: dam Green Hills Buttercup, reached
BeiIe Dame 5ths price and went $l5 better TO w.
Al Burcess. of BayORRe. n. j. Pedro Alphea q
four-year old American bred COW, by PEDRO; dam
Rioters Rhea was started at 5000 by the Monit0 n
brothers. G. e. II. b. Cromwell raised u @iOO'
The Moulton Brothers and the CromWei br0tn en
lad II back and forth at 800 bid until @1 oOu.
Jhr,, tha bids dropped TO $50 each. The Crom-
wells carried off the prize at 81 700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
A CHEAP DIsINFECTANT.

It pleasing greatly ncreased demand anon
dsnfoctants believe that II they
literally used every family there would be no rear OF
Cholera many terrible diseases which now destroy thou
sands would not exist
No dlsnfectant has become 80 Justly popular as
PLATTs CHLORI DIES and the Is plaintiffs cheap
aud at thoroughly Efficient yet entirely Without
odor quart bottle OF It, which Is sold at fifty cents pre-
TO four gallons OF reliable disnfecng fluid strong
enough for general This ia cheaper hanchlode Of
lime copperas Of their Objectionable features
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
NEED OF DRAINAGE IN CENTRAL PARK.

NEED Ot DhAiNAOb AAf
President Crimmins, of the Park BOARD, mas vs. the
the MayOr long letter giving this views Oh
condition of the lakes and ponds ana sno asn,es
in Central Park, together with the nneas ouiIs
deemed advisable by him to remedy any os CON.
which NAV exist. He says that the rark wa 81 n
structed many years before the Development -
Man of Sewerage for the outside streets ehpS re
into the rivers and the builders Of the tqrk "nds
compelled as far possible to utilize c une of
and basins within the Park for the recePtbLon+ the
drainage This was not inconslstent WIN rb on
theory of those who planned the Park. t thoyy
sought TO impress on the public the TACT tnay 'nS
were shaping a forest park-not city PARK PARK Mr
remedy for the present condition OF things fI mn
Crmmi1s recommends the removal OF sewage ttUn
the Fifty-ninth-st. pond and the constr W fr
of a drain for It, the laying of lateral drains w
roads and cottages and other sources OF lpo1ftio
He also recommends the building of concIete aoua 90
dations to the bottom of the ponds anu IaAoS' ~
that they may be readily cleaned. :, 1i.,or+od
he main drainage, he adds, should be UI, If
TO the sewers In the neighborhood, and supply 20
water TO keep the lakes full 1t would take ~" -
years to make the drainage of the Park WIZ pnoS
should be. The sum of $4,000 which the D3"l y;
of Estimate and Apportionment appropI,aooetH he
entirely inadequate. Any system OF dralnasG ~ of
effective must be based on the CONSTRUCTION oT VI
trunk sewers which will carry away al tne p 9ori
taminatlng matter from the surface Oh tne ain
and the lake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
NFWIERSEY-

HoBoKEY.-Charles Saeokl, meerschaum pipe
manufacturer who occupied little shop at No. 80
Third-st and lived alone in q rear room, was found
dead Yesterday Death resulted from consumption
and want Of care.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
ICHTHYO SIS.
Wild Burning Itch That Strikes WIN
Thousand Electric Needles.


EDITOR ALTOONA (PA) CALI wish to say some
thing praise OF that valuable medicine CUrICURA which
advertised in your paper have had that old eprosy
which you read Bible where the Jews first got 1t
among them and did not know how to cure 1t has many
other English have had 1t on my body for over
sixty years.
No Doctor Could Tell
mo what was and probably would have known. had
not the advertisement In your valuable paper fsI
scaly affection Of tho skin next looks like barnaces
bottom old log that has laid in the water
for long time and just the in my feet knees and
elbows and by taxing and looking at me looks
worse. In other words We Will call 10
Ichthyosis, or Fish skint
then comes on what call the wild burning itch that will
strike you with thousand electric itchy needles. You can
tell scratch first You then have 10 run out into
open get relieved Why dreadful and having go
many eminent doctors and knowing what TO do for you
but have found the lost at last 1t did not take
two spoonfuls Of the
CuticuFa ResOivent
that burning itch by the throat and bid them TO
hold or My flesh becoming softer my harris be
coming silky got using external appca
tons-CUTICURA SoAP-and anoint the parts with CUIl
CURA the thousands knew tho goodness OF this medicine
do they would be twenty four hours withoutt It's
only adapted my sas but to all Others and any one
dbeeves this let him stop next door to the Logan House
here, take my microscope and see for himself
JOSEPH w. RILEY.
Holidaysburg, Pa, Nov. IL. 1888.
Eczema, letter,
Rngworm Psoriasis Lichen. Prurus sca Head ,Dandrun
BARRIERS Grocer and washerwoman tch and species
Itching Scsly and Ppy umors OF the Scalp and skin
cured by the CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier internally and CUTICURA and CUrICURA SOAP.
the great skin and Beauthers, externally when all
known remedies fail.
Sold everywhere CUTICURA so cents SOAP, 2S cents
RESOLVENT 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Boston, hasa
Send for " How Cure skin Diseases"
ITCHING scaly Pmpy and Oily skim beautihed by CUIl'
CURA SOAP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
TAXING ADVANTAGE OF IMMIGRANTS.

The war in railroad immigrant rates resulting IA
nrcpald orders has been taken advantage OF by
,pnscrupuious agents and runners az VARIOUS times.
he Condition. OF the reduced rates schedule ex-
1.nded III but actual immigrants from the beneht
~ the low rate, but agents have eyaded THIS pro-
vision and sold the tickets 10 others ai an ad-
a., s3xtv per cent under the regular rates. Gather
Inc Egan. yesterday, in an affidavit made TO super
spfendent Jackson said that she purchased iron
NJ Foge. No 272 Washington-st., BostJn two
saiiroad tickets to Chicago, paying Sl6 Tor th"m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
MARINE INTELLLG ENOE.

MINIATURE ALNANAC
sunnses 443 SETS Gb9 Moon rises 1j3 Moons ass IL "a
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<N-Snndy Hook Oil GOV Island. 2:54 Hell Gaia 443
F.M.-sandy Hook, 1913 Gov ISLAND 3iT!Ileu Gaze $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09

she discovered later that the tickets were Sod Which oh
p pre- V Vr redeemabo in Philadelphia Beng re-
fused transportation on these tickets ana and
no money to buy other tickets f9r herseo for
aid. The deluded women were sent back 10 DosVod
last night and the police of that city were "aih'U
of the SWindle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09

DUMONT G. DRAKE, NJ. d.,
MaRnetAm for Chronic Diseases. Remarkable cures.
Best city references. East l2th.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
prscuEp FROM A SINKING BARK.

Twelve shipwrecked sailors were brought to this
rort Yesterday on the ship Lucille. CAPTAIN Law
renee. from Liverpool. The shipwrecked people
W ere Captain Larsen and eleven others IT'S OF p the
saroIa for London with cargo OF lumber on
March T. The Harmonic had ordinary weather
iii April A. when in latitude 400 north, longitude
Ino west, she encountered southwest gaze.
The wind increased TO cyclone ana lhe
seas became furious. The bark was tossed about
ard rolled and pitched heavily that she began 10
Ieak. Tue men worked at the pumps To keep her
from sinking Finally the foremost and all the
sails were carried away and In spite OF the exer-
fisns of the crew the vessel filled with water and
~ the foljoying morning was sunk TO the decks.
Then he captain and Gre took tOthe izzen rigg ng
Lashins themselves tne[e Iney RasSe es T TvaS
She came nearer and at length boat with yoon
feer crew was lowered frorn her ana came US near
t6s rack as il could safely. The shipwrecked
men then jumped into the sea one At a @e 10 Sa
49, 20 the bark before all OF the men were res
cus Larsen Ssn so s % M 70 20 to Ro
Weneo;sn Sailors Home. In Car1se-st., to-day,
and Will be cared for by the Norwegian Consul
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09

Furs received on storage, and insured against
ali los Moderate charges seaskn Garments altered an,
epairod now az reduced prices. send postal Wagon WI
call {. c. SHAYNR, FuTTier, 1903 Prtneest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
SPECIAL MENTION.

ADVERTISEMENTS admitted into these eel.
unins are recommended 10 she readers Of TxEa
TRIBUNE as being thoroughly reliable, and
transactions by mail with the advertisers can b
conducted wish absolute safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
RUPTURE:
PROOF OF CURE.
WEsIEY PHILIPS'S RUPTURE CASE.

DR. l. A. SHERMAS-Dear SRI am happy 70 INFORM you
that am fully cured Of my large scrotal rupture
MY rupture, as you Will IecalI 70 your in WINS '
MT Jordan's in your pamphlet Of Illustrations h.ro
was ruptured the year 1868 while IN me army haye
,G r,n and elastic with great discomfort ana IN
Jury my rupture AWAY growing worse NY general ne
bas ] will take pleasure IN recommending
tbe affcted 10 you whenever have the opportunity
NV address East Forty iOurthst Win 3sst Tsles
remain, yours respectfully 49,. "hoLhi X hiAANS
NRW YORK CIIY. october 20 lSSO
strauguated Rupture never been known 70 attack any
one nnder pr sH ERMAN'S treatment HOOK Win pnoo-
graphic kenesses OF bad cases before aud after cure
OF physicians. clergymen, merchants anu
br ho have been cured mailed for 10 cents Dr. con-
Sders The circumstances OF tho patient together VIII ms
care his charge for treatment fefsoh NSo
sary Consultation daily. once
25I Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09

LADIES can secure smooth complexion and
ueef breath by purifying the blosd with Pakers Tonic
Parker Hair Basau is popular because It satisfies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09

CLEANING AND DYEING fine work. NO extor
tionat- prices LORDS shave, 30thst, and 70
East l.tA.st. dJoinlng Tllany's
Established 1860.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
"That Miss Jones is a nice blocking girl, ISL

"That MISS Jones is a nice-loOling girl, isn't
Yes and she'd be the belle Of the tOwn wasn't for one
thing"
What's thatr' - -. -, - -,
ehe mas cltarrh 90 n "a unpleasant 70 be near her
Che hos trcd dozen thinrs and nothing hclps her. ann
orry fof IKE her bat that doesn't make Il any less dis
agreeable flr % he around her" -
ovy N used Dr. -agcs Catarrh konedyi thrIe
would have nothing OF the klnd sal ioT VIII OuIo
catarrh every time
HENRY a DANIELS, NJ. D.,
1aAIoxngt0n.aVe, between 3lt1 nui 3)th 80.
Hours % l, SOL Diseases ~ the Nervous syseh
(cnito- rinary organs lmpOten' aniit,rltf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09

BEAUTIFUL TEETH
are always admired Dr. Lyons Tooth Tablets VIII DO tho
work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-09
For HoUsECLEANING

Nothing is equal to Jane. rylos Celebrated Pcarlno
The sun., 1885-06-14
ALWAYS SALE FOR POKER CHIPS
Frequently Lost BY Private Individuals bu
Rarely Ia Gambling Houses.

Frequently Lost by Private individuals. but
Rarely Ia Gambling Houses.
Poker chips OF all kinds and colors wcro
heaped on the counter OF an sast-sids factory
Yesterday, and lot Of workmen were making
more The process was u now one. and its IN.
ventor would not tell what it was.
Ihey arc compressed" he said, but
whether l use ivory dust or bone dust or any
other dust l don't say. The chips sneak lor
shesSvss ast sSsy f. \, noIt they look like IVORY enl
more can be asked? I'll tell you, however Lat
they don't cost quarter rs much as ivory eli .pS,
nor even as much as ceiuloid CHIPS" s"''"
II W ,hsre n, my mnsh q, demand for poker chps:'
A uown-town dealer in sporting goods In A
plg Stock OF poker chips. They were of hue.
compressed ivory. and celluloid. They Sr!s
aIIahsed ia neat little boxes: stack OF We.
fro, anu ~ Ok que ones IN each box. They Id
dsa f9ess I'm y alysys sale for poker chips ne
persons who do not play Tor money 'i Buy eaiass
And use them in quiet homs games, Just T., is
Ike the real gamblers. What Kind Of Ici, IS
SssycrIbs SSsy Them b. AZ kinds don't know a. IN
In IL, ana get them. A well-dressed young nan
wim occasionally come in and buy from six 10
uoeeh 10, boxes. ask discount and tell US l.o Is
has i',st h.aDS 3i some uptown social c!ul .!as
now long do the chips last?"
,o, tnsre e Il no wear out 10 them at all. They
ny iost. We nave regular customers WhN re-
Sns SSHm tnelr stock every two or three muU'as.
chips are rarely lost Tho bank knows ta,t L
nas 70 cash them and they arc treated nj. ut
aa eMe "a same as gold At tho mint Thoy are c"1nt.
nave been misplaced or dropped thel, .ga
searched Tor and found"
The sun., 1885-06-14
They All do 1t.


She stood beside the counter,
The day he'll ne'er forget;
She thought the muslin deArer
Than any shed seen yet:
He watched her playful fingers
The silks and satius toss;
The shopmaa looked uneasy,
And felt little cross.
" Show ne some velvet ribbon,
Barge, AID satin turc,"
She said, want to purchAser p
Then gave the goods u Jerk.
The slIOg:s all obedience,
brought satins, silks. and Grape;
Al length, with hesitation.
she bought n yard Of tapei