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LOST AND FOUND.

4 buggy on st., between TIN and Sd SITS. NV,
ladys Black Silk Red- lined Parasol gold handle.
Finder will receive suitable reward II returned y.
YOUNG. S04 7th ST. NV. 1t
4 osT-RING WITH OPAL AND WHITE STONES;
ASo. reward II returned to VIM. FREDERICK,
Manufacturing Jewe.er sos 9TH ST., opposite Patent
Office. 1ts
T .OsT-ON THE 21sT INST, BETWEEN ST.
~ and Forest Glen, on Ith-st road, Photograph De-
sign Book OF monuments and grave stones. Reward
paid for return to 629 Massachusetts ave. NV. It,
T OsT SENATOR FAULKNER YESTERDAY
1iOst pocketbOok containing some valuable papers.
finder will be rewarded delivering it ut 171o Mass
su2:12t
GTRAYED ON TUESDAY BROWN SPANIEL. An
- swers to name Of Curly" Reward if retu ned to
1oO2 Qst. au23-2ts
7 OsT-ON JULY "a. DRIVING FROM WASHING
II ton to Manassas, Red Pocketbook. containing
stock and certificates and papers value to any one
but owner. Information OF same will be gratefully
ceived and rewarded c. X. L., Manassas, Va su:3ts
COX REwARD-LOsT ON list INSTANT ON
"6C the street. Q one hundred dollar bill. Above
reward paid tor return Of same to MCDEvITT
FLINDER, Detective Agency sos Pa. ave. NV. 22-3t
600 REwARD.LosT JULY 3, ROUND TIN
OAO box. containing two maps, In northeast or
sou he st section OF city. Apply to McDEV1TT 4
FLINDER, Detective Agency, sos Pennsylvania ave.
NV. su22-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

STEALING A Enthusiastically about 10 O'Clock
M Cornelius Burlew of No. IL street northwest
stopped his horse and wagon In front OF Ballan-
tyncs book store on TN street, and after re-
manning In the store few minutes he discovered
that his team was gone. Complaint was made TO
the police and three hours later, On1cer Hagan
OF the sixth precinct, arrested three colored boys
VINO had the team and were enjoying a drive
about the city. They gave their names as Walter
roster, Henry Hamilton and Richard McCauley
Iney were held On charge OF grand larceny,
There have been many arrests made In similar
Cases, but the charge OF theft never sustained
IL being Clearly shown that they only intended 70
steal ride In some CLUES IL Is an offense to
steal ride.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

FLIGHT OF HoNING PIGEoNs.-Twenty- one hon.
ing pigeons, owned by parties In Red Bank N j.,
We're liberated yesterday morning ut O'Clock from
the establishment OF Louis Scnuaid sons 81 l2Ln
street, thei- objective point being Red Bank.
Handsome prizes are AZ stake.
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PERSONAL.

WILL THE YOUNG LADY DRESSED IN
w black, with black lace, who noticed gentleman
standing talking to two ladies Pennsylvania ave-,
between 18th aud 9Th SITS, yesterday evening about
please communicate with H A c., Star ofdce!au22-3t'
WM.WILLIAMS. GEO.w McELFRESH. AUTHOR
w lied Private Detective Agency. Communications
promptly attended to and strictly conhdentix Office
open all hours. W. WILLIAMS. Manager. e26 NV
my4- Am
TUSTH'S OLD STAND is THE ONLY PLACE
e. where frst-class Second Hand Clothing can be
sold At respectable prices Address call At 6l9 St
". 1-9m
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A CLUE TO THE MISSING BALTIMORE GIL--In-
formation Las been received by Mr.. Tnos. Stod-
dard that his daughter, who eloped from her home
In Baltimore recently &ith young cigar-maker,
Is now IN Anne Arundel County, near Annapolis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

Tn
ooIIiERE tT H2nx AS2 Ie D5f SCHOOL
Select Institute Tor = Limited Number Of
ENeLrsH, CLASSICS. fRENcH, MATHEMATICS.
Der !, and closes JUNE l..153s ST NV: near the
spda ME- a
aeph sscn. Of New Jersey HON. Tho. +. Bsy.rd sec.
WIZ .na osss Mss c'Ss
" aud North Capitol sta. NV.
Conducted by the Jesuit Fathers
Classical Commercial and Scieutidc Re-opens Sept
Terms, $40 per quarter.
Rev. A MoaURK. g. j..
au20-1m President
TUE REV. WILLIAM e BUTLER. LEELAND.
three girls about twelve year. Of ase mutation nigh
si5S NC
music. au17-10t
ssVNHE ART OF ALL ARTS; NO PERSONS EDU
/ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES coGksE m EIoSTTIoN
H-PRoFEssiONAL COURSE IN a TING.
ColleftAte classes commence October 3, 1883.
Il. ons aS IN me that
Free MAsTYSp co 81 1s 81 And
S.9 & w. 'h'f block east sais
A kLINGTON ACADEMY, SAUL BUILDING.
Fall term Of 1888 begins September IL.
Day and evening sessions
BURTON MAcAFEE. A MD,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EHok sALE-LOTs AND VILLA SITES AT ROSS
II lynn, the grsndest Of all Nashnston' suburbs
views of the city aud river three six and
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CT. JOHNS COLLEGE ANNAPOLIS. MD. EIGHT
permitted ~ board in clubs if desired. Terms very
moderate. Preparatory School attached. Special at.
vesity or the military or naval schools Of the Gov
For catalogues address President THOMAS FELL
NJ. jy25-2m
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MEDICAL COLLEGE

MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The sixty winter session will begin October
!. 1883 and end March l. 1889. in the new College
Building. 1925 ut. For circulars aud informs-
ton Of both departments address
DR.. A. F. A. KING
18th n n N Xashin1fo,, n n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-23

CHEAP EXCURSION TO Luray and return, S., via
Manassas Branch, Virginia Midland Division,
Piedmont Air Line, viii leave Washington daily,
except sunday, az 4:lo pm, and arrive at Luray
0auy, except sunday, Al S:2O pm, and arrive at
Washington from Luray at V:45 am. Excursion
tickets are good ior nve days Close connection at
Rverton with shenandoah Valley Railway going
aud returning Tickets on sale at the ONCE OF the
Piedmont Air Line, No. 1900 Pennsylvania avenue
and at the passenger station or the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
JERSEY CITY.

Judge Knapp appointed Park Commissioners yes
erday under act Of the last Legislature providing
for the establishing of public parks In Hudson County
The commissioners appointed are John Ii. Bonn, five
years; Charles b. Thurston four years Henry Lem
beck three years: William @. Heppenhemer, two
years: Carrot d. winants one year.
The depositors Of the defunct Mechanics and Labor
srs' Bank have rejected the compromise offered BY
the directors to pay them 100000 In full settlement
Of their claims. and insist upon being paid the
principal with interest which would make the total
At the present time about $4,000. viceChsncelIor
Van Fleet sat in the Chancelors Chambers yesterday
heard statements for and against the acceptance
Of the COMPROMISE He VIII instruct Receiver Will
lsins Friday to whether he VIII accept or re-
iect the psoposed compromise
Henry Ebert, the convicted wffe-murderer. was
'entenced by Judge Knapp yesterday to be hanged
wednesday. July 1e. The prisoner displayed no
motion whatever.
This committee of citizens appointed BY the Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
BIOOKLYN.


The circumstances surrounding the death Of Hugo
Mueller, the Produce Exchange broker who was found
dead in bod at his home, No. 213 Havemeyerst, on
May 10, investigated Friday night BY Coroner
Lindsay and Jury. The Jury found a verdict Of
perarily insane.
Already thirty-seven boxes Of bones have been
taken from sands-st gravey ard to Evergreens Gene
terry. Many bones being found under the Sunday
school building On Friday cofhn-plate was found
bearing the name OF the Rev. John Summerfeh, whose
supposed bones removed to WOODLAND in 1873 by
his descendants.
sydney Williams, attorney for Thomas L. Maxwell.
applied 10 Judge Clement yesterday for mandamus
70 compel Police Commissioner Bell TO restore Max
well 10 the police force. Decision reserved
The Brooklyn c. A. X. Memorial Committee has sent
an appeal for flowers TO be used on Decor alton
Day Flowers may be sent TO Room No. Ia, City
Hall
Frank A. Mccoy has begun suit for divorce against
his wife Ida, who recently elopsd with Henry schne
der, Nineteenth ard politician. The wife inter
poses no defence.
A battalion of the 23d Regiment, Captain W. L.
Candee commanding, Will visit Huntington, L. l.,
on Decoration Day and take part in the celebration
there. The uniformed veterans OF the regiment have
been invited 10 act an honorary staff. In the
afternoon there will be dress parade and review at
Redwood Farm West Hills Summit, the home OF Pay
master A. NJ Wilder, of the veterans. concert and
reception Will follow in the evening.
Tho body of Eugene A weiner old music teacher,
vas found Thursday In room at 66l Third ave
weiner was q miser and demented An inquest will
be held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
NEWARK.

The gang of burglars andgeccvers of stolen property
who we're indicted by the last Grand Jury In Newark
were arraigned in court yesterday plead the In
dctments that were found against thcm All pleaded
not guilty" except Alonzo Egbert the first OF the gang
arrested who subsequently, "poached' on the others
He charged with being implicated in the Price,
stner, Stewart, Althen, Van Allen Oaks, and Molten
burglaries, and also In shooting at the officers. As
each charge read by the prosecutor Egbert said
guilty" in trembling voice. The prisoners were
remanded for trial, save one who gave ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
Hlusiral Jnstruments.

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHTLY USED GRAND,
n upright and square pianos OF our make, which were
specially selected and only used by the artists Of the Met
ropelitan Opera House Company during the
season Will be sold at liberal reduction from our regular
prices. PIANOS FOR RENT
WILLIAM KNABE & CO.. 112 5th-ave. above 1eth-st
A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEWYoRK TRIB
"A UNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICES, No. 1928 Broadway, corner Thirty frst-st
until p $50 Broadway, betwees Twenty SECOND and
St., corner Eighth-ave 1872 Sxthave 1873 Fourth-ave
corner Fourteenth St. 700 Thirdaye corner Forty sew
enth-st 1,007 Thirdave. Sxtethst 1.705 First
ave. LOG West Forty secondst Ninthaye and Sixty
eighth-st and 50 LibeFty-st and the HARLEM OFFICE
$50 East One hundred and twenty 1fh-st, TO D.
at regular ohlce rates.
EIsCHEE PIANOS, renowned for tone and standing
IN tune. Manufactures and st0rerooms, 421 10 425
West 2Sth-st and se7 Broadway, 1sth-st. (Ditson's
Building. Pianos exchanged. rented or instruments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20

Of Finance to investigate the condition of the Sinking
Fund held meeting Friday night from which re-
porters were rigdiy excluded. They will make pub
lie the result Of their investigation when 4; is finished
II was rumorcd yesterday that three Of the useless
cattle appraisers and ten of the equally useless
cattle inspectors in Hudson County. who have been
drawing salaries from the Government for the poti
cal services they pected to render at the next
election had been dismissed.
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for Sale.

TU,UE WORLDS HEADQUARTERS for everything
published patented in phonogfaphy stenography.
tvpewritinr or shorthand machines Renting machines
specially TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS. 20 yway.
WE HANDLE Ave second hand writing machines Of all
w makes whero any other dealer In tis country handles
one buy sell rent Call and TYPE
WRITER HEADQUARTERS 10 broadway.
NrT,HE TARIFF OF 1883" pamphlet Of 20 large pages
with e entire Free List and ether valuable Tariff into,-
Price - cents sepy. Published By The Tribune
EewYofk
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HOME NEWS.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

AsroR-surgeon-Ge neral Charles Mcpherson on Of Of
England. BR FHyTm AvENUE-wnlam J. Florence.
Potter u oSn, ~ e e. Geii0 new Ssl
many and Of Toronto VICTORIA
11sSs Nicholas of NJ Nelson Ssr
ssuISsrER-The Rev. Dr. suter' B,sn1 Csa n s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
pAyONNE CITY

Liquor licenses do not expire until June 1, but several
shops have been closed already. The proprietors
Intended quit business when the present city licenses
expired, but the Government license became due first
and fastened their action
The Newark Bay Boat Club has elected E c. Webb
president and w. p stephens captain for the ensuing
year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
STATEN ISLAND.

Two old "salts" named Blizzard and German, In.
mates Of Sailors Snug Harbor, recently attempted
suicide. The examination Friday showed that both
were of unsound mind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
Misteiianeons.

A t TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS, 20 Broadway,
"A will be found largest variety OF excellent condition
second hand Writing machines OF all makes In the world:
prices incJ,tfhIe: please call and zee Us.
IHOR sALE.-Importsnt patent for printing in fast
coors on All textile fabrics number Of eOlors
Impression; being successfully worked n England
For further particulars apply WORIHINGTON, "a
IezdenhaI,.st London, Eng.
w 1NTED.-A good second. hand bicycle for boy II
w wears old Address Room 67S. Grand Central
Hotel Nov-York, giving description price and where
found.
Wy ANTED-Victoria horses and coschmsn during
w snrner party going Europe having such can
make an arrangement that will be Satisfactory Address
G., TS1 Madison ave-
40 Irp-Ftrstclass window awnings, with galvanized
Ss1 frame c. Z. WINBERG, Manufaeturer.
- ~ % West 13th-st
a . n WILL BTTY NEW HOME. SINGER. DOMESTIC
- u AZ Wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine; warranted
Sineer 7 y and Automatic cheap. $50 Grandst
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Ire Cream.

A FACT.-Horton Ice Cream is made from
a pure cream. Hortons Patent superf Frozen BrieksM
tsephard hour Country orders promptly nisd Dsps
5oe lthavo 6S8 sh-svA lis PARK row. llQkast l16to6
New.York and ass Falton-st Brooklya.
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Professional.

pIuIH55lpIuI.
A MANUENSIs, &c-By an English lady for summer
"A from June H. as ananuenss, companion TO
laay or companion 10 Children French German
&C. &C. experienced traveller; highest reierenees Ad
dress L. Mrs Kays and Miss BurneiPs School, South
borough, Mass.
A THOROUGH business man, competent 70 take charge
"A of machinery and used N the Dansg eent OF men,
Is omen for an where ability would be sppre
estep and give bonds r faithful performance duties
Please address THOMAS, Box III, Tribune once
ITO INSURANCE CoMPANIEs.-A thoroughly comDe-
tent and reliable inspector wants position city or
travelling Address INSPECTOR" Tribune once.
RIO WYERs.-wAETED.-A lawyer OF education and
annotate and making briefs also In dsesung also
90 coectons also TO write lives Of eminent Judges and
I,wyers No one simply seeking chances need answer
sSSress A. BOX 25 Tribune ONCE.
XxTANTE6-By clergyman with over 10 years OF Su 81
w ness experience and Of extensive acquaintance ana ~
nuenee employment suited his varied experiences ana
isrty or tutor canvassng for books Is not desired Out
neliyering 70 subscribers would receive attention best OF
eferences given and satisfactory security given Nhere
funds are 70 be handled Address stating REQUIREMENTS
and salary OIERGYMAN, Tribune ONCE
V0UNG FNGLIsHMAN, 90 years Of age Of refined
address desires position as Correspondent oootc,Per
salesman or other occupation where thorough
OF the French and Spanish Languages would D. usstuI
rood penman exceptional references Doh city sna other
wise. ACAso, 275 Presdentst, Brookyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
. WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

Mrs HofmeIster, wife OF Charles Hofmeister,
butcher OF New Rochelle, has begun suit for divorce
on the ground of descrtion and non-support
A match race between the sloop yachts Wizard and
Vivid will take place at Larchmont on Wednesday,
May 80.
James Askew has been appointed postmaster at
Pelham TO fill the vacancy caused by the resignation
of c. W. Greedy, who has held the ONCE since 1862.
The places designated for the erection Of new
post-ofice buildings in Westchester County
Mount Vernon City Island New Rochelle Rye Port
Chester, Tarrytown, Sing Sing, and Peekskill.
project has been set on foot TO organize an Alumni
Association Of the graduates of Mount Pleasant Military
Academy, Sing Sing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
LONG ISLAND.

The Astoria Maennerchor celebrated its twenty fifth
birthday by tOrchght parade last night This al
ternoon It will have sacred concert, with chorus
Of $50 voices, on the Assembly Rooms grounds, and
a picnic and final parade to-morr'w
The Glen Cove Board of Excise has determined TO
stop the general sale of liquor without license, and
has issued circular 10 that effect Fewer licenses
have been granted than ever before and the action
of the Board is sustained by the majority Of the ct
Zens.
A committee of the temperance people OF Flushing
watch the barroOms Of the town every Sunday TO
detect violations of the Excise law. Recently the
Board Of Excise received petitions signed by prom-
nen residents asking them 10 revoke the licenses Of
five nquof sellers who had been caught doing bust
Sunday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
Proposals.

AQUEDUcr COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
Room 209 Stewart Building. No. $50 Broadway
NRw.YoRK, May 4, 1888 }
ITO CONTRACTORS
BIDS OR PROPOSALS for deepening and finishing
Shaft No. "a Section A. OF the new aqueduc and con-
sructinx Head House connected herewith ana doing all
other work necessary said shaft called for IN
the forms aud specifications on re In
the OF AQucduct VIII be received ~
this ones until WEDN EsDAY the 23d day OF May lses
o'clock m; which place and hour they viii DO pue
ciy opsned Aqueduct CSpmssionsrs and the award
the for said work and finishing saic material VIA
thereafter as POSI-
bic.
Blank forms said approved contract aud the spscnct
bids and proper envelopes Tor
their form Of bond and ass the plans for
saa work and All other can obtained tbs
OF the Aquetuct Commissioners on application to
the Secretary
By order Of the Aqusduct Commissioners
JAMES @. SPENCER, President
JOHN c. sHEEHAN, Secretary.
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ALONG THE SOUND

ALONG THE SOUND.
Frank Dark1n age forty five, was found near New
Milford yesterday with his throat cut and was brought
to Bridgeport He weak frou loss of blood, and
had lain all night exposed 10 the rain In his pockets
$3.50 The case is supposed to be Of suicide.
although attempted murder is suspected The man
will not live.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20
Dressmaking.


A RTIsTIo DREssMAKING-Importsd styles; street
IA and gowns made ~ snort hotIee
from IS up perfect at finest finish Mrs MeELHof'
so East 9thst opposite Donning@
ZONE AND SEE the Sarah Bernhardt neck eurls az
- II. GUILMARD Sal Broadway, Opposite sesf Iheatre
n REssMAREIl-By corpetcn: and experiences cut
~ and designer viii work by The Gay 10 prirs7 tsa
lies. Address DRESSMAKER Tribune Upto"h Oriee,
Box 81, ,239 broadway.
N Observation-Disclosures; walking, reception evsnihe
IL drnsses; perfect fitting guaranteed ooefaIo prices
short notice IS West 5sh-st
TNREssMAKER PARIsIAN.-Lstest sshi S3 n. from de
UParis Robes can be seen. LOUISE oOLAso' loo
East 2oth-st-
n HEsSM HKER--By frst class person By the GAY In
IL private families; cut. ht drape or axe ~orh nome
has the fashions; reference Adorcss NtIIEA
Tribune Uptown once. ,23s Broadway
nRFssMAKER- BY nrst-class dressuaker ny the day
~ cut ht and drspe or take werx home pnn =
0fee. 1,23s Broadway
n REssMAKER by the day cat. n and Grape TRIMS
~ reasonable. Call at 20 West 24th-st
LrIKsr CLASS FILTER and DIAPER wishes more en-
esgernents BIZ the day city references Address b.
Tribune Once, $50 broadway.
DARIsIAN pREssMAKER--Latest fashions stylish
draper; perfect It Robes can be seen --HD hsIEL'
113 West l6th-k-
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LONDON. ENGLAND.
HOTEL WINDSOR.

Victoria Street, Westminster
CLOSE TO THE HoUsks OF PARLIANENT
One OF the tncst Hotels In the Metropolis tilted viz
Electric LIGHT Passenger Lifs EIshAnse ceys lsas.
with complete systen Of Baths including Turkish ana
SWIMMING Visitors received AZ nrel ice OF la tof
dollars) per day incusiye j. H. ClEANE. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-20

Gelp manteo
A GENTS WANTED in the United States and Cansoe
n for beautiful emblem OF the Faith, Vhe .t,i
ing Cross" impressive and beautiful object LOT ulo
sleeping luminous during the night eNcIusso
territory; circulars free l. d. WARNER p Ch'oh
SQUARE NewYork-
XNANTED.-A cultured woman as principal Of g, irss
w school gentleman principal OF an academy
principal with or without music nsl enn'
thorough In tonic sofia SYSTEM governess con 1I
italian (F1orentne). WOMAN'S EXCHANGE IEAC'-
Frs BUREAU, 329 5th-aye
yxTANTED-An energetic present the adyantages
w and members for an established not
company; previous acquaintance with the business ,OS
absolutely Necessary Address with full name, age anu
previous occupation, ENERGY, Tribune ONCE.
W. ANTED.-CANVASSER for the Library OF Amso
w lean Literature This Invaluable Work anords me
best opportunity make money easily OF any book IN te
market CHARLES L. WEBSTER Co, East l4ths-
WANTED with services OF young man, IN an
w established manufacturing company in Chicago O"oo
salary. Address. B." care Lord & Ihomas ChlcesO-
NUANTED-A general agent for this city standard
w work reference high commissions: exclusive errl-
tory fine opening. DoDD MEAD CO.. 1885 Broadwy y.
w ANTED.-compCtent IN every city to sell my
w whisperphOne transmiters for easy teLeph"hppsh
long distance. FRED PUITZ. so West 4th-st OaN
forenoon
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-09-11
BOTTOMS BARGAINS.

Two carloads bedroom suits just
received, of excellent quality and ex-
ceedingly cheap.
New buggy harnesses at give-away
prices.
One grand square Wagner piano,
$125.
Magnificent oil paintings.
Two iron safes, metal cheap.
Large variety of clocks and notlons;
Latest styles ladies' and gents reed
chairs.
A fine lot of flexible wire door mats.
Upholstering goods from 10 cents
per yard.
Kitchen and dining-room furniture.
Beautiful upholstered lounges, - to
S25.
Two billiard and pool tables COM
plete.
Stoves, new and secondhand, from
So to $50.
Stereoscopian cases with so views,
50
Baby buggies, new and second
hand, So to So.
Furniture repaired, packed and
shipped on short notice.
Mattresses of all kinds made at my
own factory.
Seven new fire proof iron safes ana
one burglar proof steel chest, ditto, at
prices to defy competition.