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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
RUNNERS AND TROT'TERS.
WAITING FOR THE SUBURBAN WEIGHTS.
HuTuRuTY ENTRIes-CONGREss OF THE NATIONAL


HUTURITY ENTRIFs-CONGREss OF THE NATIONAL
TROTTING ASSOCIATION.
The suburban course the race OF greatest 70
running Weights for will be out on the hrs' vi
ssxt month Speculation TO whether Tho Barn Or ano
top weight seems to be the absorbing q
sion Opinion the subject is about evenly divided mo
Bard surely. ~ in form 10 start. ought to havei il ne can
BOT got start he certainly VIII net % ~ ne
pest
Tn. rn,nr,v for 1890 contains some notable en-
tries Mr. Hsggin has ono TO be ioaioo !"
Xiss Ne Qui,k TX NJ o. mide notable oy 'he
recent Campbell Arbucks breach Of promise SUIT one by
Miss woodford, and q third by Test
Fax, best known a, polly Peaks viii train the Prsak
ness stable Mr. Galway. owner OF the stud does
nat say mnch In regard his but he does say
nat he does not testing them yearngs to any
.r..t extent There are Longellows them
These will not he says. this year Linden ne
thinks is the csmng He is by LongisloS shauer
will ride for the stable next year.
Morgan the present of Quite enc OF the faver
ties for last years suburbaa going put him over the
timber MI Morgan IL enthusiastic crssscountry man.
Tong h.rse men, at least try believe that everything
u booming From last year sKpsrenc there
for both the National rrsng Horse Asso
zion Trottng Horse Association STILL all
admit that II womb better the associations were anal
samatet 1t Is not likely that it can be DONE however
The coming con gress OF the National Trong Association
subject much yious speculation There Is deep
seated preston IN so ne intes tAIa coup o'~' "
attempted replace r. Vail OF rtiori IN the oce OF
from which, after bulldog hold the Office he
last His friends nsver accepted ts de-
dna Vail has been active about the ONCE IN
Hartford Judge James Graut OF Iowa. the late president
OF the association reconsidered action led to MT
yaps forcet reclamation some tae made pablo his
Dc mnaon hold the once OF president and In
sIectnE his issue will probably really be the
question OF the secretaryshp Colonel A. Londen snowden
Of Pha lepha and dor p. Johnson of The Kentucky
Stock XIV, SPOKEN or. ana both are
probably friends Of Vail rhe Old assoc alton has sur
feroi heavily by dssensioas AMI its Western rival tho
American Trotng ASSOCIATION. Is marchinS on to ascend
Nncy the trottinx turf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
POWER WILL BE "Boss" As USUAL

In spite Of Hewts broa siis against tho Police
Justice a political "bos-," the County Democracy will
continue 10 Do 10 by Tho sub Executive Committee.
composri OF the each mby District and the
TWEEN 'hrd anil Twenty fourth Warts, Will again elect
Police Justice Maurice chair the next meeting
It IL n llr that the County nOcrlcr, organized as
prstest against boissn In Ia nmany Hail. IN the per-
son OF ohm Kelly has hal boss almost from the start
rhomp n>arly much as his riva did
In Tammany Hall lie succeeded by Justice Power.
whoss re IN pro nlsos To be long ons.
Tammany all has real boss Its affairs are man
aged by a syndicate" composed OF Fire Commissioner
Richard Croker GrIn. County CLERK FacE. Deputy
County CLERK Groy vJd.cs Jo1n McQnte and four or
Nothing Of importance is done without having
first been passed counc and nan can claim to
own the organization due In good part the
ing strength OF rannany II al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
WEsTCHEsTEK COUNTY.

Tho Rev. Allied c. Hand, OF the Union theological
Seminary, preached TO a largc congregation at INC
morning and evening services the frst PresDy terrain
Church, Mount Vernon, yesterday.
The furnishing store of Will am Howe, on Fourth
ave. Mt Vernon was entered early yestcrday, through
tho r. ar entrance, by burglars, but they woro frightened
om before securing any piundcr.
The liquor store kept by Drew Court on tlrslS';,
Mi Vernon was also entered by burglars, who stole
about IS in small change from the money drawer ana
made their escape.
An unl1nOwn man went the Odd HllOws' Hons,
Vcstchestcr Yesterday, and after hearty meal went
IN a room in The building and shot himself three times
in the region of the heart. Death was nstah'ahcons'
II wa found that the man Possessed OF 500,
which was found In envelope, together with hote
which directed tat the money be used i'll ORIGINATING his
h,flv
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FOURTEEN DOLLARS PER SUIT.

Now right here we ment on that we expected 10 ee'
obout SUITS and ind cd we sold hundreds
fem nj tint price during THE SEASON" but now
.u's different" Trnde il dull The season" IL 'er
md 10 d. business we've TO mike u IN object Tor
You to BUY.
Now we don't propose to say much nbou these suits
If don't take talk TO sell em. THEY SELL. be-
couse they're worth nbont three times what we nss
for EN-, They include all those fashionable =" PIAiD~
.fUECKsv ana STRIPES" OF rough heavy scotch
GOODS which is considered "jast til thing" by the
uptown swcIl- A merchant tailor would charge you
$50 TO S7J for of these suits ana
then not fit you well as we do 10
tell the truth, we're Going TO almost make
m GIFT ENTERPRISE" out Of this suit
sale" to-day. but We expect YOU every one OF you
who IL fortunate enough purchase oue) 10 do about
0y do lars worth ertsng for Us by telling your
friends that you got your Good Clothes from \. H.
King L. Co, The Leading American Clotaiers, 6I1
and go broadway.
Mr.. King suggests that we might as well " throw III
n few hundred Overcoats in order To make things real
yclyr and has foot the bills Wen act on his
sus question, and - in " they 10 at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
pPOOETYN.

George werrewrah who formerly sung in the quartet
in Plymouth Church, has been engaged to organize a
large chorus choir lead the congregational singing
i'm the church after the old time plan.
The annual meeting of the Methodist Episcopal
Home for the Aged will be held this evening In the
Nostrand Avenue Church. Ex-Judgc George g. key-
nolds will preside and addresses Will DO made by the
rev DIS A. Il. Kcndig and George p. MANS.
Dr. Lyman Abbott preached in Plymouth church
yesterday morning tho universally of the VINO
Redemption controverting the teaching OF Felix Adlcr
that religion Is ONLY the cultured and showing hat
the Bible teaches that II is for all men. Last evening
he preached on the power and use OF money
A circular has been distributed Offering 800 re-
ward for information leading to the discovery of Henry
Schubach OF No. 157 1-2 NelsOn-st who disappeared
on the night of January ., after making some New
Years calls and whose OvercOat and hat were found
in the Cowanus Canal the next day. He left his
friends at Fifthave. and TWelfihst I'm the evening
and would have had TO cross the canal on his way
home The bed Of the canal dragged without
finding any trace of his body.
The annual meeting OF St. PhOehe's Mission was held
in the Church of the Messiah last evening. Dr.
Charles II. Baker preached the sermon.
The health authorities of Brooklyn were actively
engaged yesterday in trying to stamp ont small
pOX. which IS spreading in several parts of the city
Six cases were discovered yesterday and were
removed to the Smallpox Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
MURDER WILL OUT.
Sr,y.yORK IAN. 23. 1SSS

NEW-fONk. JIM. 2b, 1873
The old ad,sc that nurier will out " has never
becn more fully excmpffcd than In the Instance Of
A. H. King 4, Co.'S great " sLAUfiIT Err" sales or
anc ndyMadc Clothing during the past two months
EVERYBODY knows TINT WE have been Raising tho
DcLcu. In the CloihinR trade demoraizina the old
q, sbtoued IIIGH-PVICE" Go hisrs and educating
the prsp pie with regnrd TO the MODERN IDEA " Of
a LARGE BUSINESS AND SMALL PROFiT~"
There's no II talking about IL. "SOLID FACTs,"
the trade.
We've been making things pretty livey for our
"-Iow-coach" competitors already but his week
we're going to e MAKE THINGS HI VI" II possible,
and W T. thinA WE can do it nnnybody can.
To begin with we've determined there shall ne no
more blue MONDAYS" In OUR store We don't
expect 10 make any m ,ncy TODAY bn wen keep
our boys busy anyhow. and the we propose 10 do
IL is TO sell about six Hundred Fine bann'c <Durh
aud BsrHey Scotch Oh viot suits tcut in acks and
Ru,t n, Cutavny-) that never cent less than
SrS 90 10 man ufacture, the rid cuious price OF
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SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEY.YoEK. ..........-sUNDAY. JAN. %. Is
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW.N K............SUNDAf. JAN ~, 1898
ARRIVED
Steamer city OF Berlin tBr Land Liverpool Dec ~.
onccnsown H. with rid.e and iSl passengers to Peter
Wrght K sons. Arrived at tho Bar AT 20 M.
Steamer Ems ticr Jung' Bre men jan ~ Southaulpon
- with mdse aud 37S pa'sengero ooch' CO. ArtNsu
Al ne Rcrmna irr, Fraser Trinidad Jan . Barbados
M = uer. and Martinique H. Dom nj H. Antigua ~ ~
Ets IL 81 Croix with mdse and passengers 10 out
aririlee a 20 Arrived at the Bar at a M
pds To John T Van sickle.
Steamer Sacoocnc- Bng Savannah days. with mdss and
arr Equator Nelson Charleston with mdso 10 VIM
Cyte & Co. n,.,..e., ,,,. ,-o.,,t,.
v1tI mIise and passengers to Old Dominion - co go
Seueca Walker. Newport New, Norfolk. with
rndse and sengets 70 Ol' Dominion IS 20
steamer Herman Winter Halott Boston. with mise 70
h,D RifSri Br Mahon. Tendon 50 Gays. with cement
~ iipt, n,rrel. To ORDER vessel to J whitney & Co
sh,n geisrk BIZ Grove London 40 DAYS with chalk and
.mnty barrels to order vessel TO snow Burgess
stNsEr-Ai Sandy Hook. wind light W cloudy At City
Island Wind light ~ cloudy
Arrived Yesterday
iii snrar t. vessel TO Chas sumner Co. Arrived
the Bar ~ Wv H.
SAILED
e.anars Sierra. for LverDOo Oranto. Newcastle Sant
49, IJT MI Maybach. Bremen La Ga.cogne. Havrei
s-xr.hre " indward Islands Gulf StIeam. Wilmington
.t.o.,,el-via Long Isint SOund-Steamers ElsanOra.
for Portland. II + Dmoek Boston.
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORES
orrrysrowN Jan 22-Arrvei, steamer Indiana, Boggs.
oauad steamer Gaa (Brl, Murphy. anu New da tBrl.
nonnIa.s from Liverpool hence for Now.York
Jan 2l-Saled steamer Laand1m (Dtch), Pom
TwERP Jan 2I-sailed steamer BesshAnd (Begl Boy
non, tor NeH-i'rA-
tF0r Later Shippfn7 vspr UarL a.. Frh PtD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
NETWORK CITY.

The tobocgan slides at the Polo grounds are In
splendid condition. Tho largest crowd OF the season
eGj oyed the sport on saturday
Tho Xavier Union, now known as the Catholic olup'
has purchased the property adjoining the Do La oale
Institute on west Ffty-ninthst and Intend 10 ecc'
thereon a large club house.
F. School Commissioner Thaddeus Morary, prcsl-
dent Of the Irish Historical Society, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks is now almost COM
plcely restored, and Will be able to preside at tho
dinner Of the Society which will be held In hOhor Vi
Wash ng Ons Birthday.
The final decree Of the Pope beatylng De La Salie'
the founder Of the order Of Christian Brothers, is In
possession of Brother Anthony, superior of the DE La
sale Institute in Fifty-nuth-st. lie says nc
was inf rm that tie ceremony which was appOhed W
take place In Rome yesterday has been postponed.
AT meeting of the Medical Society Of the County
Of Ncw-York this evening, DR.. Daniel Lewis Will
read a memoir OF the life Of Dr. Wesley NJ Carpenter
who was secretary Of the Society at the time Oh HIS
death.
Al the soawanhaka Yacht Club meeting on Saturday,
night Lieutenant W. H. Schuetzc, L. S. NJ, Will lecture
IN Tho Mariners Compass" Lieutenant Schuetzc
is one of tho officers who brought back from inc Lena
Delta the bodies Of Lieutenant Commander DE e r"Is
and his comrades OF the unfortunate 'odhN'''0 'Nr
ton.
Ten men wcrc held for trial yesterday at the YORK
VILE Police Court the charge of violating the TX
else law Five held at the ESSEX MARKET nd
Police Court. three at the Hallem foi00 Oo'i' 1''
ono at Jefferson Market
Fully 5000 must have been at Fleetwood fark
Yesterday The sliding excellent and the crown
was so that the gates had to be closed IN oroer
TO give those already there a chance for Slide Inc
skating was capital and many fancy exhibitions were
given by Norwcgans and Canadians The wlnleI
carnival Is at It's height and cro"ds are a"I@o'ou
daily to the park
Mrs Frank Leslie, accompanied by Colonel Fred
erlck Gebhard OF No. 26 Broadst called at the Tomos
Yesterday to sec Mrs. Cignarae. the condemned
italian murderess in whose Mrs leslie has taken
much interest
The steamer Espanol which arrived rom 'leh-
fuegos January Of. VIII be detained In lower Quar-
amino for observations, owing to the death on board
during the passage OF Manuel Pulliero, fireman.
Fears of smallpox entertained as the disease Is
prevalent at the port nemed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
T.,,,J.NyIEFr orr IN THE COLD.

Mayor Hewitt originally nominated by rammaDy Hail.
and was many believe unvingy niorssl by tho County
Democracy lea and their followers think
that the forgotten TN. interesting fact Certainly
with the exception Of Fire Com ns'ioner Croker
fail term partially expired one ranmIny Hall has
nothing to show work OF nominating anil sectng
Mayor the plans and there hlvo been some fine sies
have gone tho County DEMOCRACY and tho apponoes have
boon members OF the New -Amsteri an CluO
"rhe Mayor" sad Tanmany ead'r the other dav pro'
sses 10 great horror OF ths Police Justice in politics.
but m some paw cool lie OF heed to Pc
lice Justice Powers aons in ;he distribution Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
10 D1SYrIBrrE 7RtcrS At TIE BATTERY

Tho Methodist Episcopal Tract Society, which has
started Battery Branch al NJ 81 Safest, he'd
a meeting yesterday. The Rev. Mr.. Matthews stated
that several thousand tracts had been distributed.
Tracts, ho said, great agency In tho work Of
Christianity TIc then tod story about woman
who gavoa with twoawoodcn / g tract tho
wickedness Of dancing but said that While such mis-
takes might occur, tracts great hrlstanzeS and
that he found them tho best missionaries Although
supported by the Methodist Church the society Is
practically non-scctarian. The work OF this branch
is in reality cor fined TO Castle Garden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
ATHLETES TO HAVE A BUSY WEEK.

Skating and curling will be ali the rage this week
Prospect Park and Central Park lakes Will hold any num-
Der All the curling CLUBS arc se'uhB ou'
their stones The hare hounds clubs will be busy as
,suaI The P,o,,ect Harriers will have riOOnlig
chase through Prospect Park on Thursday and regular
paper chase on Saturday The Crescent Athletic CLUB ana
the Flefoo Harrers will have paper chases on the last
named day the clubhouse In Nlnth-s|' bioOki!n
The Falcon Gun Club will shoot at Dexter Park, Long
Island ON Thursday and Long Island Gun Club on
the same ground on the following day
Tho Prospect IIarrers raced three and one-haf mics
through the snow on Saturday for the silver cup pre-
sented by r. H. DonoghOc l. A. Dietrich had an az
Iowance OF 4 minutes and 40 seconds and won in 20
minutes 4G seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
pAIIM AY.

A fire broke ont yesterday In a large barn on st.
ceorocs-ave in which were horse and considerable
hav and feed The horse was badly burned and the
buildlng was lost. The fire was Of incendlaiy origin
The water in the troughs between tho tracks OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad at East Railway overhowed
Yesterday entirely filling up the spaces between The
main tracks and compelling all trains to use the fourth
track A gang of were at work cutting out Tho
ice and last ght the tanks were In WORKING oiucr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
WINTER SALE
Ladies' Muslin Underwear.

JAMES McCR EERY & CO.
Continue i'm this department the
sale of first-class goods at eX-
tremely low prices. Particular
attention is invited to this sale.
Ladies' fine Muslin Gowns, at
sOc., Soc, 800.
Ladies' fine Muslin Chemises, at
soc, Soc, $1.OO.
Ladies' fine Muslin Drawers, at
45c., G0c., soc, 90c.
Ladies' fine Muslin Skirts, at
Sjc., 0Oc., 9jc.
Ladies' fine Corset Covers, at
soc. each.
Also our Winter Sale of Cor
sc is, including one lot of so
dozen white French COrsets at
$f.2j each, market value. $40,
and another importation of the
famous Diane" French Corset
at prices ranging from $50 to
$3.50 per pair, for sale only by us
and pronounced the most excel
lent corset in use.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and nth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
coURTLAyDr PALMER REFUSES TO SPEAK

COUPTLAYDT PALMER REFUSES To SPEAK
Courtandt Palmer president OF tho Nineteenth Century
CIub recently invitation to address tho Working
mems Free Library which meets at No 10 Gin
place. OF the principal purposes OF which 10 estab
lish library sociasto aud other radical writisga
score of about forty waited in for Mr.
Pamers appearances until nearly $780, when IL was
given out that Palmer would not conn., and Miss Anna
z. Johnson read a paper Tho Republic OF the Past
Mr. Palmer made the following explain ali on 70 reporter
accepted invitation 20 speak before this
su,poso nesting would he or some benevolent
object accepted under misapprshrnsoh The asssca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23

BUEGLARS UNDER THE GUISE OF PEDLERS
Two men who we're attempting burglary in the guse OF
uediers were arrested hiding unoocupied room at
No $50 Woosterst saturday hight Ihey were james
.rtn OF No bls Fourteenth and John Sullivan OF
No 400 East ssvonteenthst They hired vendors wsgoa
an Saturday morning taking burglars Jimmy and bunch
a. KEYS with them Their Prson Ged delay IN Wooster
:, aroused the suspicious OF Policeman DOYLE OF the Mercer
s,,., station They charged with carrying burglar
~ v..,riay in Jefferson Market Court and held 10
tyial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
STATEN ISLAND.

Henry Decker age thirty seven, captain OF an Oyster
slOOp, was committed to Jail on SATURDAY in defaul
Of bail a charge Of attempted assault preleiIcu
against him by Miss Julia Dupre -, n
On Saturday the big bell buoy situated In The pay on
Robbins Reef was struck and capsizcd by huge ICE
foe At present tho buoy Is visible only at SNORT
distance, and until repaired 1t Is a menace 10 any
craft that may DC sailing near,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
USING 4 KNIFE WIN DISASTROUS EFFECT

a
John Nielsen Swed- living in BreOkvn visited at NO.
100 Pennngtoa.t Newark. YESTERDAY lie was actinglna
dl.ore7lr when Patrick shannon tenn
on the first floor demonstrated Nelson thereupon drew
knife ShannOn's throat making cut from the
left ear 70 tho vindprs barely missing the carotid
artery Shannons rushed help her husband and
IN the strug lie her hands bay cut with the KNIFE
shannon walk To the Ocs OF DR.. ~utphen, dis
lance blocks and hs throat stitched up Nei
son made of and hour tho police were boxing for
him. Shannons In uries may fatally lie /, about
fifty years Nelson about twenty eight years OIL and
formerly boarded In tho where tho decd was csmmtel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
cE1EBRATfyG THE FEAST or ST. AGNES

There was an Imposing ceremony In - Agnes Vaholc
Church m East Forty. td yesterday mornny, Nhen the
feast ST. patron slnt Of the church. was coe
brted Tho church handsomely decorated with ever
sresns AMI plm-trees which we're ar.ticaiy arrange"
within the sanctuary There was prosn'l'n OF mowers
"a n, 80 with IN. blaze Of light from 200 candles made
the high altar unusu ly attractive. Father henry Mac
cowe is past and iea uro OF these annual
celebrations s the pr OF twelve little girls dressed IN
white and crowned with a garani of flowers who pass
IN the with baskets to GIVE the
envelope collection
solsrn pontihcal high mass begun at IL o'clock,
R.hop McNorny Of ALBANY acting as celeoraht aSss'e'
nv the Rev Moaslsnor Farley as rch-prest the Kew
ro..nh u Rigey deacon the James 5 Fentos, SUB
deacon the Rev Michael Murray. maste- OF ceremonies
r.,her Bg.v Gospel and then Archbishop
oBren of Halifax preached IN panegyric on 81 Agnes
mil church choir ron ereda special musical programme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23

QUIET AT THE BUSHWICK AVENUE ohURch
gregaton attended services yesterday at the
Av.nue CONGREGATIONAL Church la bFooklys The
,,or the Rev Chester made no reference to the church
during the Aterwsrd he said TO TRB
rsK reporter expected the trouble would gradually
ap.r itsef Every been made TO satisfy the dis
ntug meubsrs but they decned 10 accept any prs2os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
LONG ISLAND.

The Republican Central Committee OF Suffolk county
has organized for the ensuing year by electng shen
n ID. Petty, chairman, and IL III. benjamin, secretary
and treasurer
Work will begin the NewYork Farm at Central
Islip to-day. Three pavIlions will be built ninety
feet long and forty feet wide and two stories In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
Dry Goods.
j, N, COLLINS e. CO.,
81 WcSI 14Iii--i.

height. All of the Wards Island paupcrs Will be
broug INT to the farm IN the spring
A new Republican primary o.ectiOn in the Third
Ward of Lon. Island city VIII be ned tonight 10
elect members OF the general Repubican committee
Tho Burden faction dis pleased at this actlO ana
viii hold primaries throughout the five wards OF inc
city IL is probable that entirely new committee
will be formed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
627 and G29 Broadway.

ton is ersanzed found ,ociaisc library All among ITS
most active members who advocate tho doctrine OF
free to entity myself with auch an az
soc aon FOR freedom OF thou ,ht In other "ays,
so 1 sent a note cancoIng the engagement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
COL.ORED SILKS.

80 PIECES BLACKANDwHITE STRIPE sURAH.
59c PER YARD; WORTH 500
GRAIN AND CHINA SILKS, IN ALL STREET AND
EVENING SHADES AT LOWER PRICES THAN THEY
HAVE EVER BEEN OFFERED
A LOT OF CHANGEABLE PoULT DE SOLE AT 500.
PER YARD; WORTH s5c; 100 PIECES RICH SILK
vELvErS WITH BEAUTIFUL SATIN STRIPES IN
THE MOST FASHIONABLE SHADES AT 69c PER
YARD; REALLY WORTH sl.25 PER YARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
1 .NsNVlsvaays&@
80 West 18th st.

This week untl further notice will close out pAl
ance OF Alaska Scniskins. ing!ish Plush ana wv"
Garments at IL TO l.3 former prices.
Purchasers will find stock tho most complete III mo
CITY, and prices o. that It will TO purchase no" LOT
next season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
% To M0ruEPs y

$40 WEST l26THsr.
Esnrs-sts IT, to Diseases 81 the Nervsus system
Gents. Urinary organs Impotence ANA sterllty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-23
Announce insaLA

Beware of q slight irritation of the throat.
Brummslrs Cough Drops give Immediate rslsL sold at
he sle yatod railroad statsns.