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Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-14
LABOR FooTS THE BILL.

When n bylaw is to be voted on
which involves the raising Of money,
only property holders and those
holding long leases are allowed to
vote. The reason given is that
these must pay the taxes lev1ed by
the bylaw. The fiction that prop
erty pays taxes has grown SO old
that its truth is now taken for
granted. Yet a fiction it is and
nothing more. Only those who, by
their labor, produce wealth can pay
taxes, for all taxation must be paid
out of production. Though it may
happen and it often does--that the
money is handed over to the tax col
lector by non-producer, yet, none
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-14
NOT ES.

Two years ago it was the "anar-
chlsts;' now it is the trades union
lists who are to be put through a
course of sprouts. Just watch that
case Of the locomotive engineers.
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1888-07-14
FRUITS OF LANDLORDISM.

LIN England the National Rifle Associa-
ton have TO give up Wimbledon because
a landlord orders them Off. In Amer
lea, Mr.. Barnum cannot take his show
to Iron Mountain City. He is unable to
pitch his tent unless he can find ground
to pitch it upon, and "the fellows who
own the land whereabouts won't allow it
for any such purpose as circus exhibit
ton" We are told that "he was viii
ling and anxious to take his greatest
show on earth to Iron Mountain City,
and give the miners and their children
chance to see the elephant go round and
all the rest of it, bit the landlords said
no. They can't afford to have their
miners called away for a day from their
interesting labors underground, which
are so profitable to landlords. In New
Zealand, the people of a village near
Christchurch wanted baker, and a
baker was willing to settle in their midst
but no landlord would sell half an acre
of Land for less than fl50. and this the
baker could not give, So the village is
still minus a baker, and because the
baker does not come other people keep
away London DeBOerut ..-..,
What's the difference between fish
erman's net and bourgeois law. The
net catches the big fish and lets the little
ones through, while the bourgeois law
catches the small offenders and let's the
big ones 60. ..........
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
MADAME DLss DEBAR THREAT TENS.
HAPPY WITH THE THOUGHT OF HEAVY DAMAGES
FOR HER IMPRISONMENT.

FOR HER IMPRISONMENT.
At the New Parks Commission meeting yesterday
all the Commissioners present. Mr. Marsh looking
pale and worn, but chatting and joking with every
one except reporters. When the value OF house and
land belonging to Mrs. Bathgae to be
sidered, eX-Judge Tappen, Mrs. Bahgate's lawyer,
raised little breeze When the case was disposed Of
Mr.. Marsh went away, saying he had reference to
attend to. The next property TO be considered was
that at One hundred and Third
ave-, belonging to ex-Judge Tappen and John b.
Haskn. 1t nearly O'Clock and Mr. Bartlett
who represents the Dstrct-Atorney's Office at the
Commission meetings. refused to go in the absence
of Mr. Marsh This provoked storm.
81 pay you for your services and pay you well,'
cried Mr.. Haskin " l don't think you doing your
duty to the city In declining to proceed
al don't propose to go on" said Mr.. Bartlett,
firmly, beginning to gather up his papers. 4" II you
withdraw your protest against Mr.. Marsh shall pro-
ceed but don't propose to let you take advantage
of his abscnce.'
al will not withdraw the protest. !" shouted Mr..
Haskin
Then will not go on!
alt for these gentlemen to say whether they will
proceed said ex-Judge Tappen. "You are not
Commissioner"
eve can't go without the city's Representatives
remarked Commissioner J. Seaver Page.
Mr. Bartlett was firm rock. He picked up HIS
belongings and marched out. The Commissioners fol
lowed and Mr. Tappen and Mr.. Haskn were left
lamentng.
Mrs. Dlss Dcbar and her comrades in afillcton re-
mained in the Tombs waiting for the bail that never
came. Mr. Marsh called the medium in the after
noon. She bowed shly to a Tribune reporter who
obtained admission TO her presence, and hen asked
how she liked her new quarters in the prison. said
dramatically:
1t is false, the statement that ! slept in cell.
have fist-class apartments. i very happy here.
My food is not 'sumptuous but 1t is clean. l was
Just debating when yOn came in whether / should
have a steak chop"
"What your prospects of ball y asked the re-
porter.
You know I give my own bail II wish. l
own real estate enough But ] want to stay here
long enough make a good substantial case. You
know" and the adventures Strengthened her bulky
form she spoke and brought her fat fist down tho
table with a sound like lump Of putty dropped from
the ceiling, there is such thing as heavy damages
for false Imprisonment"
What do yon want TO say Of your brotherl'
He IS no brother of mine"
"What did Mr.. Marsh have TO say to YOUR
Mr. Marsh, like myself, is highly delighted. Tie
occupies the same position toward me that he did
before
Since your incarceration here have you made any
spirit paintings" 2"
confess have been so upset have not thought
OF that / have spirits floating In the air,
nor heard any noises manifestations. But they
NAV arise at any moment and appear even on that
piece OF parer you hold In your handD
Dr. Lawrence and General Diss Dcbar also talked
TO the reporter They both protested their innocence,
the Doctor with tears.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
A PATENT MEDIo1yE To BE LOOKED INTO.

Dr. r. G. Eccles, dean Of the long Island College
Hospital, recently made careful ana,yj.s Of widely
advertised patent medicine called scotch oats Essence
and has found that the stuff cOnlSins morphine. In
a report 10 the proprietor of Tho Druggists Cir
thlar,7 DIR. EcSes wrote: The amount Of morphine
extracted from tho bottle probably half what 1t
contained. From prepared solution OF suphate of
morphine In distiled wafer less than onehalf re-
roveed analysis. a bottle of Scotch Oats Essence
by this showing. would contain moro than O136 grain
OF alkalold over two grains. As sat Of morpbIne
weighs heavier than the baSe from which II Is made
this figure must be Increased TO represent tbe amount
pIeseuf There cannot therefore, be much lcSs than
hall grain in every ounce, and II We saw onlv one
,birl tho amount quite sufficient upon which m gy
;bn foundation OF dangerous habt.n '
Ibs attention OF DR. cyrus Edison, of the Health De
rafmeut has been called tn the report of Dr FccieS
and an Investigation by the chemist OF the depart ment
IS likely 10 be made.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

Speaking of hats ; if you patron.
ize one of the three or four fash.
ionable matters you have no choice
but to follow his dictum of what is
proper style, as each produces his
own shape. We have them all and
you select the style that becomes
your physiognomy. Besides we sell
for $500 Derby that competent
Judges consider practically equal to
the $500 hat store article. We
have lower grades, of course, and
they are all excellent hats, St.90
and $3.50. We do it by going
direct to the factory and selling at
case prices, which our large business
permits. Boys hats are special
feature of our trade.
Mans other extremity is equally
we'll provided for in our shoe de-
partment, where only the trusty
sorts of foot wear are dealt in and
great care is used in proper fitting.
But the great business of the
house is in furnishing goods and
clothing. We make the clothes our
selves and every possible device is
used to perfect the garments we
produce for men and boys. More
people wear our clothing every year
and we were never better prepared
to serve them than we are right now.
1t is with us less a question of
cheapness than of excellence; and
yet price, always a moderate price,
quality considered, is an essential Of
such success as we have won.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
$50 m
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEwYokK. FRIDAY. APRIL g. 1888


PORT OF FNEW.YokK. FRIDAY, APRIL l3 1888
ARRIVED
Steamer Aller (Ger, Chrsofers Bremon Aprll g. South
ampton o. with mdse and 56l passengers to oerehs Co
steamer BsTracan. tBT, Hubbard, Trinidad Mar 49, To-
serrat2s Antigua ~ 81 kits April st CroI with
and Al to Lcaycraft Co Arrived at the Bar AZ
Edith Golden ar Bennett McntesO Bay and st
AIMS Blv days with fruit to Vessels Co. Arrived at
Steamer Excelsior. Higgins Noworea days. mdso
steamer Tallahassee Fisher. Savannah days with mds
steamer seneca wakeT & Newport New AMI Norfolk with
steamer Eeanora, Bennett Portland
ship wendt loer) Lass, Antwerp 80 days.
to order; vessel 10 Hermann Koop & Co.
days with sugar Amsinck & Cos vessel to JF whitney
Bark Chas Lewis Reel Pernambuco 43 days via Della.
5eakwater with sugar TO Emenhor CO. vessel TO
master.
sUNsET-At Sandy hook. moderate. swi hszy. At City
Island wind light NV; cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
to Phelps Bros co. vessel 10 Funch Edye 4 Co. n.,..
Breakwaer with sugar Thomson Il Cos vessel TO Benham
q Boyesen
Steamer Etrurs (Br, Cook. Liverpool via Queenstown
City Chester tBr,. Lewis Liverpool Queens
towb-Petcr Wright & Sons.
BfdY steamer c''A''' 'Sf' Campbell '''So"-h'na'f'0H
steamer Vera (Ger Bussius Bremen via Southampton
steamer schstam (Dteh) Men'Onde'. Amsterdam
steamer La Normande tfr) de Kersaboc. Havre-Lons
steamer waachia tBr) Crosksry Biboa and s,ntander
steamer Catalan o'pan). Guerica Sheet Herbor Ms
Steamer state wnliama Port Royal Fernaa.
Steamer seminole Kemble Charleston and Jacksonville
Steamer Tallahassee. Fisher savannah-Henry onge;
Steamer ArdAnrigh tBrI. Anderson. Newport News-W
steamer ! " Garrett Foster. Baltimors1B y Dowror.
Bark Highlands tBr) owen Anjer. Java for otders-Car
BARK Bengse tFn sa,t, Aner. Java for ordsrs-PautP
Bark Henriette Ger. wobslsen. Rangosn BEI-watjen
BARK Mary Fraser tBr, Card, Rotterdam-J F Whitney
BARK Errante tAu,t Ncollch LisbOn-Be!s Co.ullch.
Bark Zecs (Brl. MuTehison. Bahia VIA Newport News
Eark Ethel Lamb. cardenas-waydel 4 Co
Bfir Mary Siaiett (Br) Msiett Poina-P Ptrs. Quad
q Lough Co
Erin for London; Crystal Lelth Alene Kings
Brnio. Baracoa sate OF Iexas Fernandina; Seminole
Bafss CeadGE for TarrasOna; John Mannett cad1.
Hr.lla2t Rio Janeir0 Uaae & SsntS Whemne' Bahia
Brig Arcadia, for Barbadoes
Also .aIedva Long Island sonnd Bark Frederca. for
Port SPAN. Brg Mary Pennell. san Domingo
Anchored at city IslInd. bound out-Bark Mary Fraser
for Rotterdam.
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL April l2-sansc- steamer The Queen (Br,
eYyyySsTowS AUriI1s-Arrved steamer Republic tB
1.nT RTs%; S1oceede II O'A W" % Liverpool
MoyIIIE April l2-saod steamer Ethiopia (Br) Wilson
HULL April I3-Arrved steamer Persian Monarch tBr.
IsLP or WiGnr Apr I2- Passed Tower Hill (Br
Arc e from ST Op % heT mas " eS%r crom. m
Cave from New.York On her va to Leith
s4 AMGES APr roS mans and Kurt
s1Re.,f IetnI. ApI i2-Pss.ed steamer caorn,a GBr
Gsryie, from New.York on her way to Bombay.
(For later shipping Yeos II any ses F.rh Pa9a)
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

from the roof of the building. Tho disaster In
Twcnty-eighthst, the Superintendent says, resulted
from taking down q wall to make alterations, per
mission having been duly given, but the bricks from
the wall we're piled on the roof and upper noors IN
stead OF being removed TO the ground The weight
OF the bricks caused the beams to give way Ht The
level Of the third story, prccilltatng the wreckage
into an adjoining yard The building inspectors OF
the districts where the accidents occurred are not
held TO be responsible.
A defective chimney on the old two-story house
No. 215 Delancey-st., fell Just before midnight on
Thursday night, and the bricks crashed through tho
the roof into the bedroom Of Mrs. simpfendorfer
soaring her nearly OF her wits but not lnIurinS
her. The damage by the accident was slight.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
LONG ISLAND.

The schooner F. S. Lindsey, from EIzabethport,
n j., with coal, which was driven on Rockaway
Beach in the storm Of Tuesday, has gone to pieces
and Is total loss.
At meeting Of the Republican County Central
Committee in Long Island City yesterday 1t was de-
elect delegates to the state Convention for Wednes-
day, Nay ., al Jamaica. The Congressional Conyen-
lion will probably be held week later.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
xyu.r ,s GOING ON TODAY.

Senate Committee on Tsxstion. No. 81 Nassaust
rxhibiton of New York Rding Club Durlsnd's Riding
Academy, evening
schoolnasters' Association. Columbia College 10 80
q.
Lecture by Professor Biekmore. Museum OF Natural
History 10 80 8.
Psi UpsilOn Club No. 80 wc1 Forty seconast.. cven-
ing.
Everett r. Wheeler before Harlem Democratic Club.
D. m
LADIES' Art Association. Studio afternoon
Brewers Union No. 1, Clarendon Han, 8 D. m.
Benefit for Free French School. Delnonico's. D m
Exhibition Of PhillppOesuxs painting. Twenty third
Street Tabernacle, p.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
prpoRTFp FBEyGHr Determinations

The committee Of Produce Exchange members ap-
pointed to collect evidence Of d.ferential rates and
determinations by the railroads against New-York
Yesterday considered plan OF report to be made to
tbe Interstate Commerce Commission II was de-
cared that grain and provisions for export were taken
from Western points TO New York at rate of 10 cents
hnndcd but II intended for consumption here the
charge 33 cents hundred and thai through these
west TO Liverpool could be purchased at 33 per cent
less than -four consigned TO NeWlOrk Shippers.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
RUy1DIvG INSPECTORS ExoygRArED.

The report OF Mr.. D'oench, the Superintendent Of
buildings on the falling Of the walls at Nos. 50G-10
East Seventy -fourth-st. on Wednesday, and at No.
West Twenty eghth-st., on Thursday, received
by the Board of Fire Commissioners yesterday He
fnds that the fallen wall in Seventy fourthst although
built of good materials had been subjected to
pressure it was not able TO resist, owing 10 the
bsnkment Of earth back Of It having become saturated
from q temporary leader which conducted tho water
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
MESTCuESTER COUNTY.

The Republicans of the lid Assembly District OF
Westchester County will hold "A dis rict convention
at White Plains Monday, for the purpose of eectng
five delegates to the State Convention and five TO the
Congressional Convention.
The United States Post Office Inspector L. c. Morris,
is stiu at work examining the books of Postmaster
Semer, of City Island, who mysterously disappeared
April 4, leaving his accounts in complicated
dton. The Inspector will finish his work to morrow
and IL will then be known how much Semler is short.
James Hyatt took possession Of the post office yeSter
day as acting postmaster.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
NEW-IERSEY.

mass meeting of carpenters and joiners was held
in Library Hail. Elizabeth, Thursday night, to dis
cuss the Justice Of their demand for nine hours
labor IL the demand for shorter hours is not granted
by the master builders by May general strike
will be ordered.
After trial lasting two weeks. the fury in the case
OF Mrs. Cecilia b. Chauncev against the Hisborough
Insurance COMPANY. announced Yesterday their ina
bilty TO decide upon verdict
Principal Thomas F. Cone, Of the paupers' school
at Snake Hill, has been suspended pending charge
of assault made by his assistant, Margaret E. Kvlon
of Hoboken. The matter has been placed In the
hands Of the Freeholders, and 1t is expected that
the full particulars will be brought out next Tues
day, when an examination will take place of all the
parties concerned
Three New-Jersey post Offices were entered by
burglars early yesterday morning or late on Thurs
day night and about 800 in stamps and cash car
ried off. They were the Madison, Chatham ana
summit Offices. No clew to the robbers exists
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel T. Day.
Of Providence celebrated at the house OF their
eldest son, Wilbur F. Day, at Morristown on Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

triumph over Legcndrc in tho od-fashioned manner
with the exception Of beer They will therefore have
tochlIght parade, fireworks. band and bonfire, but
wi, NO, have the beer which has made former riumphs
40 obiectionabe. The class also elected W. j. war
burton a member of the committee In place OF 1. b.
penfied the former chairman, who resigned
The hoard of editors for ." The Columbian for next
year was elected follows Herbert Mapes, y: v,
Moss W. J. Warbnrton, d. II. Tenny, L. b. Penheiu'
W B. Southard and J. s. Ffske.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
RAILROAD MEN oNA PLEASANT EXCURSION.

The members Of the North American Railroad Super.
intendents Association yesterday took trip on the New.
Jersey division OF Lehlgh Valley Railroad by inv.
tation Of the general superintendent H. S. Goodwin.
The party left Jersey City in special car attached TO
the regular train at 15 D. m. and went far a.
Easton, Penn. During the trip they inspected and
tried the system OF induction teIegaphing from the
train when running which is successfully operated on
this line During trip they received on the
train DISPATCHES OF general news stock quotations and
bulletins OF Roscoe Conkling's condition The party
arrived at Jersey City shortly after o'clock, highly
delighted with their pleasant days excursion Among
those In the party G. s. Gadsden, j. b. Morford
c. A. Darlton, Il. II. Wilbur. L. r. d. Myers Charles
A. Gnchrst James Donnelly f. H. Goodman, C. A.
Scott, w. L. Gleeson. Charles S. Peck. j. d. Baker,
Henry d. Hall, S. X. Dlngle and Joseph ]. Meeker.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
syaLLpox CASES AT QUARANTINE.

The Pacific Mall steamer Newport, from Aspinwall
arrived Yesterday with Royce and eleven others
OF the crew sick with smallpox They were sent to
the Riverside Hospital and the rest Of the crew and
the passengers subjected to close inspection and
vaccination The vessel will be detained al Quarantine
for thorough cleansing and disinicctlon. when she
win be permitted TO come TO tho city
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

ALBEM ARLE-Henry Rawle OF Pcnnsy wanna oLAis ~
rSnoN~Fdward i Pholps Unfed states Minister TO
England. EvERETT-Congrcssman Charles Tracey OF Q,
Albany FIFTII AVENUE-Judgo oharios Ahuro"S "a
the New-York Court OF Appeals; eS'Congrssman ~ ~
Hanney and the Rev. Il Alger OF Boston, ana senator
J. S Fassett OF Elmira HoFrMAN-FN-1ovefnor An
- =. - - cn,,tn ~ pennsylyania. MURRAY JILL
6t,t, senators O. p vcdder william Robertson ma Gi
bert A. Deane NEw-YoRK-Professor Goidwin smith,
OF Toronto. sTURTEvANT-Lod Graves OF Ehsi~ha
WIN NDsOR-General A. B. Nettleton, Of Minneapolis
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
THE JANE STREET REVIVAL STILL VIGOROUS

THE JINE STREET REFIFIL STTLL FIdUhUUS'
Tho jubilee at the Jane Street Methodist Episcopal
Church continued all day yesterday. Tho Rev.
John Godson conducted the early morning service
and the Rcv. Drs j. H. Vincent and T. De Witt Tai
mage gave sermons I'm the afternoon. The luDllee
ended with all light meeting conducted by the
Boy Preacher Thomas Harrison The revival VIII
go on, afternoon and evening, till further notice.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
LitUygxAxr BENED1ors oonM1ssyov

Ih3 announcement that Governor Hin and Adiutant-
General Porter had granted a commission TO Lieu
tenant Russell Benedict sdiutant OF tho 18th Reg
ment created mnch comment in military circles in
BROOKLYN Yesterday Benedict was cashicrcd for In
suiordination after Colonel Fackher, whom he op-
po.ed was elected TO command tho regiment, but the
provision in the papers prohibiting him from holding
niico IN the regiment again was stilcA'n out when
Benedict wrote 10 tho Governor and The Adult aBt-
General acknowledging his mistakes ard expressing
leaitcnco for .heGl
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
STATEN ISLAND.

On Thursday evening two young children, Charles
Frank and John Eage, were attacked by two vicious
BLOODHOUND and severely bitten. The children
at carried to mel ghhOrng drug store where their
Shot
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
RAYONNE CITY.

The baseball season will open to-day by game
between the New-Jersey Athletic Club, of Dayonne
City, and the Allertons, of New-York.
Tht Rev. Charles NJ. Allen has volunteered to
occupy Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church pulpit.
There will be Republican and nine Democrats
In the next Board OF Councilmen loss Of four Repub
cans. The Board OF Education will be composed of
three Republicans and twelve Democrats, Republican
loss of three
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
NEWARK.

The Belleville Avenue Congregational Church has
decided to call the Rev. Wallace Nutting, of Union
College, at salary Of So 600. Mr. Nuttng has not
yet completed his studies He IS about twenty'seven
years OIL, unmarried, and at one time met the expenses
of his education by working a waiter
The Rev. Charles W. Parsons the new pastor Of st.
PauPs Methodist Episcopal Church, will arrive In
Newark to-day from Kansas City and take charge to-
morrow.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
MAXINE INIELL[IENOH.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE AINANAU
Td-DAI
sunrise. 5:ls Sets 6:3i Moon d43 Moons aga
A. M-sandy HOOK GAL GOV I.rl Sat Hell Gate 1850
A,-Saudy 9:44 Gov. Isrd- 953 Hell Gate. ll4S
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
Announcements

Brummells Celebrated Cough Drops give
immsi,,. relef ron troubled with OF the
throat the elevated railroad stations and druggists
everywhere
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

EsPENsCHEID's CELEBRATED HATC.
THg LEApING SPRING STYLEs.
sals.rooin ll5 Nassau.st, llS
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
.IERSKY CITY.

Edward Collins, Of No. 545 Grove-st. was found
dead the meadows Eleventh and Grove sts yes
terday Collins was an aged man and it is sup
posed that he died from exposure.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
BROOKLYN.

The date for the sale of the East Side Park lands
north of tho Eastern Parkway, has been fixed for
April 25
The Will of Major General Q. A. Gilmore was
offered for probate yesterday. loft 500 TO each
of his four sons, and the rest OF his his wife,
George Vrooman, OF M. 1O2 RyeIson-st., who has
been employed salesman and collector for Chester
Wilson, prOprie,Ors Of Touring mills LockpOrt and
Buffalo, who have a branch store the Wallabout
wa arrsigned before Police Justice Naeher yesterday
upon charge Of failing 10 account for 1884 he had
collected lie pleaded guilty and was held to await
the &C ion of the Grand Jury.
4 verdict for So 600 recovered yesterday by
Edwin Hay ward against the Manhattan Railway Com
pany OF New York, in suit growing out Of Injuries
received by cndcrs falling In his eyes from the ehgine
Of an elevated train in the Bovery New-iork, which
he looked p 10
Property worth $500, including diamond ring and
q diamond collar button stolen by burglar from
the house of Captain James MoreLead, at No. 239
scheImerhorn-st., yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

THE Old KIND OF TRTUAPH WITHOUT BEER.
The Columbia College sophomores held their regular
monthly meeting In Hamilton Hall yesterday and
after an earnest discussion, decided celebrate their
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
Look YOUSG.

Prevent tendency wrinkles or ageng OF the ska By
using LEAURRIE or Preserve, youthiu plump fresh
CO. ton OF The features Prevents chappinR, ctacknr
Keeps soft smooth 81 Druggists or PREPAID br eI.
press. T. . "hIL9' 'eiSey Olty, v. ].
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14

SEALSKIN sACoUES, Hewmarkets Paletots and
Wraps for sale retail greatly reduced prices before
storing away. s25 $50 be saved the price OF
strictly reliable Sealsn garment Parties not prepared
TO take advantage OF this splendid opportunity secure
the by paying ESQ ami have until July 10 pay
balance Storage charges only per per month Write
for illustrated price LIST 9. O. sHAYNE. Manufacturer,
1Q3 Prineesk
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
EFNRY A. DAvIELs, VI. D.,

SlS WEST l-OIh5L
Diseases tbs Nervous 5Yso 6ento- Urinary Organ
Impotsuce ana sterility Hours to II, toA