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The Arizona champion., 1886-04-03

A bill for So, 900 has been sent to Congress for music at General Grants $ funeral. This is paying the piper heavily.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

Mr. Parsons had called for the letter at a former
meeting Mr. Jones having been asked TO Iest'Iy
what he knew about tho granite piers. He declined
in this letter to give any evidence. Inc coveIIng
up of the piers was he sad mot done oy lhe oiuenS
of the Board, but by q superior power, ana nc c0n-
se0uently was not responsible for the act" MI
Parsens made report showing that the spot hau
been improved by the filling and that there were no
internal indications that the filling was made WIN
improper material. Letters were also presehtsu
from Alfred NJ. HOyt and III. j. Schwarzmanp. VINO
live in Fifth-ave in that neghborhood, STATING
that the filling had been an Improvement.
Mr.. Jones was asked by TRIBUNE reporter 20
whom lie referred as directing him to fill over tne
He repeated that the wsrk was not of fdbe pbe
worst kind of rubbish as Mr.. Powers had asserted
at meeting of the Park Board AS soon nSd as
found what was being DONE he added olGeiou
the carts cut of the Park, but they were Mr. Crm.
minss carts, and so when he gave orders to admit
them could no longer prevent 1t. Afierwaru Wnen
the Board gave me notice that it would appoint a
superintendent in my place gentleman spoke 10
Mr. Crimmins about it, aud he gave as reason lor
supersedirg me that was obstinate anu hotninR
could be done with me-"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY

FIremens ball, Metropolitan Opera House, evening.
Meeting of the Board of Aldermen, noon.
Work Warner case before Judge Benedict, IL q. IN.
Lumbermen's conference, Grand Central HoteI Pm
Pelhamyille Railroad inquest, III q. III. . 10 a..
Cremation Society annual meeting, NO loo "eS'
Auction sale of Plymouth Church pews, Brooklyn
Funeral OF James A. Hearn, No. 2,0s6 Fifth-ave''
p. IN. -
Health and Police Boards meetings.
Mercantile Exchange annual meeting. IL a. M
Presbytcry OF Jersey City. Second Church, lO o. H.
Pilot Commissioners meeting ,,,, "
Boston Hartford and Erie Railroad bondholders' NO.
las Broadway, noon. . out, We,
Dedication of Third UnversalsI 'hurch' "'9'
EeVenth-st., p.
Prime memorial service, Association Hall, p IN.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
BROOKLYN.

The Junata was placed in dry dock yesterday and
viewed by q BOARD of inspection
The foreman of the January Grand Jury is Charles
Hoyt, of No. 159 Lexington-ayc.
Work was resumed yesterday on the foundations for
the Kings Comfy Elevated road in Fulton-st. owing
to the modification of the injunction procured by GER
tain property-owners.
f. b. Backus has been made assistant accountant ID
the Department of City Works to succeed Damel d.
Phillips, the secretary to Mayor Whitney.
The deaths from typhoid fever last week numbered
A. dphtberia 15 from scarlet fever s, and from
pneumonia 81.
The new Brooklyn Republican League will formally
complete its organization at meeting on thursday
evening 1t is believed that about 400 names Will be
on the rolls.
Mrs Florence A. Johnson to whom were allowed
SIS. 1000 counsel fee and $4U0 month alimony in her
suit for limited divorce from Charles f. Johnson has
accepted $685. 900 in full for all her claims upon her
husband.
petition to Governor Hill. PRAYING that the SEN
tence of death on Giuseppe Guidicci be COMMITTED 10
life imprisonment has been signed by Mr. Beecher )r
Talmage, Henry Clews General di Cesnola. Judge
Rapao, General Catlin, Judge Reynolds, +. X; Sou
dert, General B. +. Tracy, Judge Barnard and VIM
chester BrittOn and Others
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
LONG IsLANn.

Lose ISLAND CuY-I!efnro Jn.ticc Brown In the su-
uIemc Count Yesterday tie ltbrl rut Of Police Cap
lain A. = Woods AGAINST Thomas II. Todd, Editor of
The D,iiV St1r. for $4,000 was tried. Todd had
article charging WOODS with neglect OF duty
ana With being member Of the DE BVOe rus aud the
associate thieves. Tue trial lasted al day ami the
jury instructed TO return sealed verdict In tho
morning.
JAMAICA-Picrrcpon Potter dod yesterday, age nine
ty-Oue He Of the Oldest residents Long Is
land aud claimed To b. the oldest Free Mason III the
state. lie clerk OF the Queens COauty Board OF su
perysOrs.
FNRMISGDkLE.-st Thonas's Episcopal Church ha'
been entirely destroyed by lire with all IT, contents IN
Guiding two valuable organs. Tho loss T. $1,000; not
insured.
GARDKN CITY PARB.-rhc thrcc.ycaI-od child Of
George SeycusDkcr was cft ~ mnd the house Ycstcr
day during the absence OF It's parents. The child upset
scaied 70 death.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
MArRnoN1AL COMPLICATIONS AT RAYONNE.

A middle aged woman yesterday called upon
Chef OF Police Murphy 81 Jersey CITY To- ask hm 10 ad
her In finding her husband Joseph Gibson ous OF the
chief clerks the branch u the standard Oh Works IN
UaVounc Gibson came TO BlyOnuc four years agu Win
his wife ana gr0wu-up daughter There were frequent
dnarrels the family. aud at length Mr.. Gibson le't
her husband and returned To Scotland. lie then married
the woman who was looking for Him yesterday.
lie assured her that he Lad divorce
from his runaway wife Ills daughter started ~ once
fof Scotland aui returned year aSo with her mothcr
The alleged Il or Gibson's was found 4"
he fIauiulent, but he escaped prosecution 10y
promising To provide comfortably Tor ms
inst wife and daughter He continued % do That
until week ago. when his h;st wife d!cd. lie paid the
funeral Npcuse. and continued ~ live with his second
wife untii SATURDAY, when taking his dead wifr'-
daughter with HIM hr III" bank and drew ont al
his honey aud since then 10 has not been heard from
Mrs Gb-on SAYS that -hc tol al the OF work, th1t
Gibson hai said he was going to scotland The woman
said tuat she 10 entirely destitute.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
MEsTCILEsrLR CouNTY.

WHITE PLANS. There filed In tho office Of the
County Clerk yesterday articles Ui Incorporation OF tie
Cruon Valley Railroad Company. The road IL To run
from Hudson River, ht IOint where tho Crotoh
River emptcs into IT, along the north bank OF the CrotOn
River station on the line of the New York Citt aud
Northern Railroad, known tie CrOton Lake North,
distance of about eight miles. The corporators arc
George G. Lee, Theodore A. - inge John &. Coleman
John L. Logan William q. Davis. Dauiel Jackson.
George j. Boyd, Thomas c. BrOadhuIs;, Charles T..
Edcy Gilbert " Spe.r. j. A. BicclOw Kellogg. Randolph
b. Martin and Charles A. jackson. The capital Is liked
- "a
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth Arenue HOtel-Ex-SenatOrJ J. b.. Chat.
fec Colorado Charles C. Van Zandt ;61 o
Rhode Island; George B. Roberts. president OF tno
pennsylvania Railroad Company. and r. Montgomery
Field Of Boston Gassy .SSHs HnlJay ly
Cook, of Philadeiphia w Park Avenue Hott-Judge
Charles Daniels Of Buffalo. Hotel Bmnsc,fSmhlehTy
r. PiersOn, of Albany ST. James Hott-CharIes ~
Cramp of Philadelphia . Hotel NOrmdndie-Controlier
Joseph T. Barnard, OF Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
sPEcIAL AGryr ArERS w0UyD.

Colonel Ira Aver, of the Special Treasury
Service, VINO was recently detached from the NcwYOrK
department OF which lie had charge and ordered To san
Francisco l. patient In the Long Island Homeopathic
Hospital. ON New Years Day lie taken there sur
necrosis of the right leg. caussd by
received In OF the battles of the Civil
War After examination 10 was determined that MI
operation should be performed which consisted IN the
removal OF longitudinal section or the tiba. THIS was
done by Drs Lewis and Verona. Colonel Aver hopes to
start for his post the Pacinc by February |.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
TEN YEARS EACH FOR ROBBERY

Thomas Taylor, the keeper OF lodging
house No. ll3 ThOlnps0n-st, sitting III Ills
ers threw a blanket over his head, Knocked him down
and robbed him OF "a silver watch and some money.
Of the stolen property was IN their possession Two
OF them, John Mctirath and James Hurley, pleaded
guilty yesterday ana were sentenced by Recorder
smyth to ten years each IN the STATE Prison. James
McGrnh, who Indicted on the same charge, Ia In
prisOn with q broken leg.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
POSITIONS CHlYGED BY REQUEST.

Customs Inspectors John Ellard, Leroy
SchcrmerlOrn. Frank Henderson ana John Munro, who
have been acting deputy collectors at the Of the
foreign limos 10 administer oaths TO passengers were
their request relieved OF these extra duties yeser
day upon the order OF Secretary Manning. They
tlnue Customs Inspectors with change IN pay.
Upon the recommendation OF Collector He'd len DIS
peise with floor bOokkecper at the Custom House,
o william +. Young.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
IEK,EY cIrY.

The property ot the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Company IN Jersey city Was nssc-sci r. ls-J-~ al
- O3 800 Yesterday the cumIIrt asked thr Ioari 0
Appcas 10 reduce the aWOGat 90 fG3o9 ant II th1 u
done the company will pay the tax. Ihc matter was re-
fcgred to u committee
meeting Of the Board ot Iubc works ycfirrny 10 en-
ter protest against the vacation OF NhshhgtnhSt.
from ihe Morn. canal 90 The Gap. they lctrLcd that
auictiiou hid hcou Withdrawn by The petitioners.
the LcitIgh Valley Railroad Company AMI }. @ Ma
the,scn prop!.corof the house. That end, the
difficulty.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
DIR. RANYEY AXD MR AorKIXs STILL AGREE

Trustee Hopkins and the other members Of
the Board OF the Madison Avenue Congressional
Church sat around warm lire IN the pastors study as
evening and considered tho prospect OF srllins the
church. Mr.. Hopkins said that the building not 4"
the market though IL had been determined 10 srii
and II would be placed In the market within week
" want 10 ccrroct misapprchensiOn" he continued
"There In disagreement betwcnt III. Runney aud
self. attend tie church when am IN the cIIy. ad-
minister tie nHauces aud bc deyotes huSclf to the
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

the halls for a course OF ecturcs on Modern Itier
ature" The Library Committee reported lhat ~,
though % 600 volume had been added i'll the last
two Years there was urgent need OF more books 70
meet the demands of the professors and students III
nonnced that lbs father. A. A. Low, would give tho
first So 600 toward buying the books.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
CONNCCTICUT TOWNS.

EAST PoRTCHEs IER.-Gcorgc June, coorcd cobbcr,
Employed ny Arlrmas Barne', was iOnad unconscious
ia the Workshop Saturday morning and died In the
course The doctors cannot hud the of
death,
BRIDGFTORT.-Pbihp WOlgemuth slcrduy shot him
self with pistol intending to commit suicide He Ia
sftl Iul
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
. STATEMENT FROM MIR. WEED.


Under the head OF "An Eccentric Nyack Man MISS
ing" THE TRIBUNE recently published paragraph con-
ceriug the disappearance OF Franklin Weed OF Ciarks-
town. Mr. Weed came TO THE TRIBUNE oiice yesterday
and left paper In which, over his own signature nc de
nies some statements I'm the published paragraph
and Explains Others In this statement Mr. Weed denies
that he Is penurlOu ana says have done all IN my
power my family and do not think person can nc
very penurons when an Income OF Tour dollars "eeA Is
expended for the neccssares OF life"
As TO the statement that his married life has been ul-
happy, lie writes: "This is true, but IL was not as al
legged because was mean but on account OF poverty
and because was ill-tempcrcd IN consequence Mt
Weed denies that he wrote the poems for me ihdePhd
ct AdrcTtiScr that termed long and senseIcss
but SAYS 1.-TWO three short pieces were Nri
ten for that papers predecessor. The ChrOnce dnd Al
rcriscr He admits that lie did leave home before ana
was arrested but asserts thai he not In jail, ana
then adds: could nor be confronted by ali my wlte
relations Jail for jail would contain them MY WIG
aud her father and mother my accuscrs IL lue
that shed tears. but false that wept aloud ala not
threaten TO commit suicide even think OF doing so,
and was not a member Of the Methodist Chuch or any
other" lie also says: 81 AIN rdicued for MAKING long
PRAYERS have made long aud earnest prayers but no
In public and did not wrte the poem on sell Dcstruc
ton but admit that committed the crime oil playing
the VIOLIN
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
MAXINE INTELLIGENOE.

= MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun rises T21 SETS G43 Moon 7lS Moons age ds 20
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
A. M--Sandy H00I 1923 Gov fsant 900IHen Gata V:ie
PA.-Sandy Hook S04 Gov Island $40 Hell tate iV'l4
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY s. 1856

spiritua interests of tho church. do not agre with
nil his views about the cement but there Is no dis
agreement between us, none at ALL committee mas
been appointed To report the sale OF tho church'"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
THE TRIBUNE
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New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
Anuyiiur iu'nsN

ScalsIin Short Wraps. English Jackets, and
n tho ncwc, sha1ot Price, marked i1wn Cone ana see
the bargains G.. &. SHAM. los Prlnct-s,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
WHAT Is CONSUMPTION ?

Dying from poisoned lungs The oxygen beahe and the
caTbOnaceOs waste carried by the blood To the lungs from
acdR In health with stOppagcs
the lungs oxygen In aud the
rnshes when colds calrrh. AMI bronchitis come
the carb0c acid stays longer stays unt astens Its poison
here and ihcrc IN spots through the lungs aud
doctors call 10 consumption And long after
ward when the breathing short and aborcd that
longer be put aside thon the consnmpve too knows
that he has matter OF interest those
from this disease attention Is called 70 the Pillow In
haeraH invention iOr feeding sick lungs and named
passages with healing AR that pures the blood by the
remarkable have been made by It. Full
information with testimonials be hal BY calling a the
ofhce OF the PILLOWINHALERC COMPANY, 25 last lith.
ST., New.YOfk by writing for explanatory pamphlet
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
AM EypE ON TRIAL FOR MANsLAUGHTER.

Carl g. Am Ende the Hobohen druggist, who nut
mn moruhue instead OF quHne for the Two daughters o
Charles f. Hol;z and thus caused their death, was
nlaccd ON trial for ghter yesterday IN tho ud
son County Court OF General sessions lie was defended
by ex-Judge william f. Hoffman and John {. Bess0i
District Attorney Winfield represented the state. ana re-
lated briefly the OF The case In his opening
addr said tat the state did not claim that the
defendant meant TO III IKE mistake but two lives were
LOST through hi. carerssnes and he should suffer the
peualty provided by the law. Dr. August Locwcntha,
who attended the Young women testified TO the sending
Of the prescription to Am Ende. the treatment OF the
Victims after the fatal drug had been administered nnd
their death consequence. Other physicians corroDor-
"A Ell this testimony
I'm openng for tile defence Mr. Besson sad he proposed
show tnat the defendant has AN established frpua
ton for careiu!pcs and that hc Overworkcd by rs
devotion To his business such degree that his mental
faenllcs lad been weakened Tue defendant was placed
ON the stand amt gave lengthy biographical sketch o
himself and told how he had Intended TO commit sui
eide on learning his mistake The case will probably De
gwen TO the Jury to-day.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

A TTEND G. G. Shaync's great mark down
~ January fur sale tomorrow. l03 Prince 81.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
POLICEMEN SCARED BY SMALLPOX.

John Hoey, labOrer of No 43 West Forty fifth
st., walked to the police station in West Thirty
seventh-st yesterday, and SAID he felt sick. As he
was covered with eruption Of smallpox. tue
cansc of his bad feelings apparent TO the police
aud his presence in the station caused much con-
Attenuation. Captain Washburn was indignant be-
carse Hoey had walked out of the Twenty
Precinct. IN which he lived, and wanted 10 know
why the man had not gone To Captain Killileas sta
tion In Forty-seyenth-st loud call for an inspect
or of the Sanitary Bureau was sent over the police
wIres and soon fIoey was on his way 10 North
Brother Island. Several policemen of the Twentieth
Precinct were vaccinated immediately. and the sta
fion was fumigated. The sanitary Inspector also
had the house in which Hoey had lived properly
disinfected. -
st., the inspector fouud two children, Agnes and
Joseph BuritI SICK with smallpox. They mad
caught the disease from patient who was removed
to the hospital two weeks ago. The children were
sent TO North Brother Island.
CRlMMINS SAYS JONES WAS OBSTINATE.
At a meeting of the Park Board yesterday Super
intendent Parsons presented aletter from Anenrln
Jones the former superintendent, relating TO the
covering up of the granite piers in Central Park.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
GV1S SEALSKIN garments marked down
Pcsc to $500 q. q. sHAYNE, Furrier, 1903 Prince st

OWING to mild weather large stock of ele-
y giant seaskin garments all scrptons prices marked
WAY down. g. O. sHAYNE. tufrier. i03 Prinee-st.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

an account of the mild weather have too
~ many Furs on hand and have marked them down
g. G. SHANNE, lO3 Prime ,-st.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
Linens.

We are selling Linens at
such a low price that it will
pay to buy them now even if
not wanted for a year; for
instance,
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

Mira WIyst- W'h -OOTSG SfEP sh1uH AWnys b. used q
CnIIpGFS IEr.iiiSG. IL tooluEa "a" tiItn sOFENs ti
mas IAY, AL PAN. CuE, WIND roiC, and 10 the 81
IEMgpY ron bIARbIIA Twenty-Five cents bottle.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

VNHE great January sale of 800, 600 worth
4 Srsiskin Sacquos Palctota NoWmarkets and short
Nfais cnt iurcs tomorrow g. SHAYNE l03 Prince st.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

1I1S SEALSKlN Sacqucs reduced to $50.
% tp Sl5J ~acques reduced to 1925. Don't manuact
uTc priced SacqucsC. G. sHAYNE. !Oj Irnce-st.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

G.(00 SEALSKIN garments marked down
1pOOO 10 $40 @ Q. SuAYNE Furrier. 1903 Prineo.st.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

q caskn Sacques Newmarket Paetos Visitcs prices
- marked way nOwn. G. c. SIIAlNl los Prnce.st.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
SPECIAL MENTIOM

Advertisements admitted ia'o these column. -,
recommended 70 the readers Of THE TRlRurS
ms thoroughly reliable. and business can be A..
by runiI with the advertisers with perfect ..s.,"
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

rTHE GRFAr SALE of Sealskn Sacques
hgrcirAs elegant goois, VIII commence Tomorrow
Great marx d"an G. .. SilAfNk. los Princes st
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

* I0n Onn ScalskIn garments must be
Np 1OO.NIO sod Pr,at clearing sale c0nmc
tomorrow prices marked down goods reliable and elr-
CANT {. &. SHAINE lU3 Prncest
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

u fAn SEALSKIN garments marked down
RtOO TO $500. G. O. sHAYNE. Furrier lO3 Prince st.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

FE'IIE GREAT January clearing sale of Furs
L TO mOrrJw. &. {. SHAME, 1913 Prncc.st.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05
SILK DEPOT.

JONES, CAMERDEN Il CO.,
dealers in all leading makes of
AMERICAN and FOREIGN Silks,
Velvets, Pushes, Etc., will open
january 9th, Oh premises formerly
occupied by Messrs. John \.
Stearns & Co., with direct stock
at very low prices. We have Sc
cured several large lots at last
seasons value which will be found
bargains. Owing TO the recent
increased rates in Raw Silk,
manufactured goods must be ad-
vanced. There never was Il better
time to buy Silks. Blacks and
Evening cOlOrs specially.
SO UNION-S SQUARE.
CREPE NOVELTIES IN GREAT
VARIETY.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

IIigh-class elegant Furs and Scalskin Gar
mtnts Piic-s markc down. {. G.. sLAYNE 1903 lrncest
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

DE- ono Sealskin garments reduced to 81 go.
" ~OO c. O. SHAME. lo3 Prince st west of Bway
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

- rcnt mark down sale of Scalskin garments
" commences tomorrow. C.. CsIfANNE. los Prncest
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

e .lnn SEALSKlN Short Wraps reduced TO
- wv sl5n. ~ 80 wraps marked do~ntO $40 fl@0
Wraps marked GONn t. 50. a few small sizes 10.
C. e. SHAME. lO3 Prince st, near broadway
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

IA Lexington avo, between 2utb and 10th sts
Hours 10 / 10 Z. Iisga.cs ~ the Nervous Svsen,
CeniiO- Urinary Organs. Impotence and storility.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

ssasS@ asssa sas gl siI
gains e.. &. SuAINE. Furricr lO3 rTncest.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

Great reductions in prices. Ee1ant sealSkln
" garments ull descriptions CCSHANNE lO3 Princc-st
&Snn SEALSKlN garments marked down
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

What is Liquid Bead The question an
swcrci II ~ pure of icii-htul and
Oaur most nnlllug Leverage Grocers and drug ylsIs
nli yOar orders.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

Young and mddle-lgc men suffering from
nervous depiy. premature "a aee loss Of ncmorv ana
kindred s;mpOna sOud nj 10 large
Illustrated Tclis suggctiIg means Of Worlds
Dispcu.ary Medical Association. Buffalo, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

ScasEin short Wrap' EngIith JaGIcts' ri and nd
the bargains G. G. SHAM, loJ Piincc-t'.
ADVICE To- MOTHERS.
Mrs wIysLow' -OOtmSG srGur should always bcu'cd Cor
CnbpJrT GI a ra,S cue, Tp c6c and Is the nsP
ErMRDr rOH pIAEnlIA twenty-five cents bottle
High-class elegant Furs and Scalskin Gar
monts rncr, marsc down &C. sdAYSE. 1903 frince-'L
HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d..
IA Lexington avo, between 2utb and goth sts.
Hours t., to l. , TO = il'aics o, The Neryoas Sysen.
What is Liquid Bead The question an,
swccd 1t pure malt ,xtract Of aci:ntpl astc and
oaor most nnuhiug Leverage Gfocers and druggists
Young and middlo-agcd men suffering from
Rne sgGpo e @ on na III IL es s' smps !or ors @
ustt'teo Trolls SgsesilE ahte mems ot cure "ordS
ScaSllin Ncwmarkrts prices marked down /;
entire fur stock mlrkei down CCsIAYNE neg rrIncOs
$0OOOO SS1 g%%snts ss1ss s. %st Ss
lmorow pTc%y %@tkr S eonG eSTn goods reliable and ec
q cals&n sacqucs Newmarket Palcots visitcs prices
- marked way oown. &. c. .SlIAlNE. los Prnce.st.
NIX SEALSkIN Sacqucs reduced to $50
~ L tI 800 jacques reduced to &l2j Don't manuact-
uTc priced sacquesC. g. sHAYNE !Oj Irnce-sI
rJ'IE GREAT January clearing sale of Furs
commences TO morrow. &. C. SHAY NE, lO3 PrinCc.st.
- rcnt mark down sale of Scalskin garments
" commences tomorrow C. csHAlNE, los pnncest.
IL gnn niM Scalskln garment sale will
Up IOOsOOO commence tomorrow decided bar.
u T. SHAY Nls furfict los frncest.
New-York tribune., 1886-01-05

ScalSkin NcWmarkrts prices marked down
entire marked down CCSHAYNE. lc3 Princost