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OUTGOING STEAGER&
sgypPLSG NEWS.

PORT OBJ NETWORK. .rU EsDkY, MARCH g. 1850
ARRIVED
49, with radse ana passengers to w Hurst Arrived
Steamer City Of columbia Pierce Cardinal a. Havana
steamer re s4cesior higgins Noworeans days. Win mass
steamer EneE1bocker, KemSlA Nsworesns Gays, With
mdse and passengers 10 s II Seaman.
With mdss and passeaEsrs % Old Dominion S. Co
Eta ssnsg a tSSsT wind light NJ cloudy Al CITY
Arrived yesterday
anS s5S %yas or Sya SP 81 FEB %
CLEARED.
Steamer Gcrmanio tr Ivina Liverpool Win Queenstown
steamer oho Sargent Liverpool via ouseasewn-Pstsr
steamer TTaSo eerh wegsrOd Bremen via Southampton
steamer wiiiGmme GER. scharsr Bremen -eospela
steamer Ia Fianare cBr, smit Answcrp-smita q lock.
steamer Prns wilem Dsch,. prlnE Porsau Prince 40
steamer Ss@Ss ousE Van sickle
steamer sGyandotte Kelly Norfolk and Newpors News
stesasr 3 Head csr Piesnam wss Psut va-Bs~
Steamer Herman Winter Hsllstt Boston IN Dtnroos.
sehr JacoOA shmer. orysten Portland ns-Boyd a Elmo
Rosenberg cSOr Tnorston. Batavia Java for orders.
bark Agsntyr swsd ToEsSers nsahs Boyessu
Brig Lollng r) 1hlitrs, punta Arenas aud san Juan
--P0mares q ouSnman' sAnEn.
Steamers Buffalo, for Hun, prins wem T. Port an Prince
Seneca xsmassss 0naesion and Eenandsna
ER RaS s cr sSss 1SN0n' ws' POINT w.
THE MOVEMENTS OF srHAMRRs
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Mar bArrived. ponat (l,rA Austin
HULL Mar s. sailed. steamer Colorado tnrs 5enana "a,
GLASGOW. Mar Arrived. steamer snfc OF Nsvaaa CDR,
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s.v,er yBRrsI WIFI Ay Umbrella.

Johu sohultz, conductor on the Third Avenue
Railway, was stabbed under tho eye With an UNI
brsila early yesterday morning in quarrel with
some drunkcn passengers who had refused to pay
ther fare. The disturbance occurred on car No.
"a which had not then reached Ihirdst, on IT'S
way uptown, but the conductor remained at MS p'st
rrtti he had reached nc stable When be sont 10
Inc PRESBYTERIAN HOSPITAL The police we're notified
but the only description Schultz could give of any
a bis assalants was hat Of them must have an
injured check as no had himself bitten him In tho
struggle The three men who Joined In mo as
sault left tho car Immediately efieTw3n me COT.
pH,rc
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,yaDr0 m THE BRIDGE TRAINS.

Passengers on the Brooklyn Bridge cars yesterday
msrning between II aud 10 O'Clock noticed That The
trtp was made IN bout four minutes instead OF tho
usual SIX mmutes Tho increased speed was caused
nv Che running oitwo cars to train instead of the
usual four and uat tho cars were propelled by en-
gines in place Of tho cable. slight defect tn Tho
machinery on 10 Brooklyn side was noticed at IL
o'clock and tho cable vas stopped Needed repairs
vcro made, and TIN cable was again whizEing over
the little iron vleels at Travel is light at tnat
time OF N, dy and little INCONVENIENCE was tois.
Thcrn were no erowdings, delays ill-hunor as
generally occurs when the cable or any OF the ma
chnory gets out 81 order.
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xrpnEMHN p1sousgIYa TEE oREEpMooB RANoE.

RTPLEMEE DISCUSSING THE CREEpNooB RANGB.
A meeting of the directors Of ehe National Rife
Association held yesterday at the Office OF tho
secretary IN Temple Court Major George Il Fox,
Captain John g. Shepherd Captain c. Henry Witt
hans, James Duane and Colonel JOHN Ward were
present, As ono more member was needed to com.
piete quorum. oficial business was transacted
There discussion on the subject Of the bin
which is now before committee of the Legislature.
embodying proposition TO turn over TO the State
the range at Creedmoor, in consideration Of the pr
chase by the State Of adjoining property. Gen.
ersl wingate Is looking sfev this bin. in return tho
Rife Association demands tho right to use the range
on certain days 1t is likely that there win DO a
hitch In the passage of the bill this account, as
the AduantGeneral and the Attorney-Geperal desire
dear title To- the property without any incilm raDce
is probable that some com promise VII oe enectod
Fears arc entertained that Governor BDl might Feto
the bill in the event of It's passage, the ground
that IL IA unconstitutional for tho State 70 aslie
private corporations. Messrs. shepherd and WIT
hans are on O committee 10 nominate oanhdap nor
tho Office of president, and viii report at the next
n4atnQ.
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n,KEg RAxxry rEsrrnxs.

Mckee Raninn appeared before Referee MeKenna.
a. NO coo Broadway, yesterday to testify In the
case OF Or. william X. Simpson against Frederick j.
Mesder. as to the interest which Meader had In the
MAY az Tho Runaway Wife, Rankin was snm-
noncd twice ard paid no attention TO the matter, 5ut
swhen he iearued that he would probably be arrested
II he did not appear he around and testified that
sfesdcs only interest in the play was that he Yves
10 receive $4,000 to be paid at the rate of $50 Q
week He also testified that the receipts Of the play
during tho Tine. IL was on the stage at Niblcs dtd
not pay the EXPENSES and that IL was sent out OF
town SET n debt J. II. Hobart, IT,, Is the attorney
9or tle pfalnttd
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COMPLAINING ABoUr TIE SCHOOLS
run nAprEs, unAnru rnorrcrrvE AssoorAr1oN


DISCUSS THE SANITARY QUESTION
meeting of the Ladies' Health Protective Associar
don was held in Mott Memorial Hail. No. o. Madi.
son-ave., yesterday. The committee whose duty II
has been to investigate the methods now in vogue
Of storing and dspOsng Of stable refuse and TO sug-
gest better and less offensive means submitted
It's report The association will shortly go before the
Board Of Health TO mako recommendations
Experiments have been made physicians and engi-
nesrs have been consulted, and ali are agreed that
the public health would be greatly benented and the
oasnsiys sights and odors done away with II stable
refuse baled and removed at much shorter inter
walls than Is now the custom. DE- II. o. Mayo, medi-
cal director Of the United States Navy; Professor
Chandler, DIT. Hadden and several others have ex-
pressed a desire to accompany the members OF the
association when they call upon President Bayles
and unto with them in urging him to assist them In
having an ordinance passed requiring stable-owners
securcy 10 bale the refuse and remove It Immediately
The association win offer letters from q number OF
welLlnown engineers and doctors, and communities
tons from several stable-owners who employ the
system and testify to Its success IN every way.
Mss Julia Thomas, chairman of the Committee on
School Hygiene made report OF tho condition Of sew
eral schools which the committee visited recently
sOhcol No o. at Eighty-seconAst and the Boulevard,
Il vas reported, found In disgraceful condition.
All the pupils and teachers complained Of the cold
air which arose from the cellar There no FIRE
escapes on the building, and the GOO children made
thet exit down narrow wooden stairway. The
eonmittcs were told that at the end OF the school
wear Ia Juno tho hullding would be closed aud new
ono crested. school No a. at No. so Allenst., was
found In an equally unhealthy condition. new
school house win be built whom site can DO secured
mo sac fsnles verO found ir Grammar School No 4,
al No. goa RlvlngtoD-st. rho school was greatly
btstorou'ded All the scholars complained OF head
sohss and weak eyes Tho directors OF the associar
ton viii ask for a meeting with committee nom
the Boafd ~ Education soon, with view 70 having
sarne esfurt made 70 remedy heso evils.
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nrolnKlY avs 10. RtY 40 soUrH FERRT

BROApWAY dRs TO. Run TO SOUTH FERRY.
The dIree,orof tho Broadway and Seventh Avenue
Rsllway CompaT held long meeting yesterday to take
action on leas entered BY the directors Of the COM
puDy with tho secors Of tho South Ferry Railway Com
Many Tkis Use. for which the broadway company
pays Henry Ht $4,000 In cash. win enable the Broad
way cars 70 n all tho way 70 South Ferry, and thus
do away with stages running between that place
and Bowling rean. President Thompson, Of the Broad.
way Companysad that bonds would be issued to
meet this M expense and that no other method Of
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THE TIxg,plII VIII BIZ nEpIAoED.

Manager James Hsmblet. OF the western Union
Photographic Time Service, was much amused yester-
day on learning from tho newspapers that tho time
hair on the Western Union Ennding. No. 1875 Broad
way, had not dropped for some days and would not
again be ,ised as regulator for watches Mr..
HaHslet when ashei By Tribune reporter II tho
baR had been removed said: 1t IS most amusing TO
ahink shat the tsmeba has not been used since Do
cenber IL ard yet tho matter Is only Just discovered
ne fact ~ fhas the ball ienov ed fox tbs purpose
nf n,E1r1s some repa.rs and slterations N th6
inacilaefs II vii b. replaced and wiz DO IN oper
Stion aga.i, IN a fcw days.
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70 sErLg THE POOR rOUREAMENT

The recent poo tournament held At Hartman Han.
which resulted in ITO for rs place, viii be played Oh
&C Maurice Day'i Assembly Rooms In Waahing'on'sL'
p,ooklyn next YEA meeting Of tho committee which
hsa the tournament IN charge held yesterday and AL
The necessary arrangements made The contestants
will b Malone Fry and Dc ORC, each OF whom won
four and los, tto Nnes in tho tournament The INST
game win DO payd next Monday evening AZ 3 D. m
"a Will IA bstw,enFrey and De orc, Tho gsno viii be
400 points up IN blcs Of $50 points each 1--WE even
inrs' pIay viii constitute a series
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bridgeport and New-York line which broke her main
shaft at her slip hero on Saturday night, was yester.
Of the ST. Johns Hall property TO the Government
for postofhce and custom house building was yes
NoRWALK.-TShe funeral Of silas p Tuttle, whose
death ut the age Of nearly eighty years occurred
sunday, Will DO held tomorrow at his home In
Cranberry PLAIN Mr., Tuttle had held many public
Offices including that Of selectmsh from 1866 10 1860.
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VARIOUS NEw.JERSEY TOWNS.

v1rzAprTTI Iubn Pagan and Edward Bailey
hovq who had ran away from their homes IN fniiAdei
mia were caught here last ngn'. 1noS $1,000 '9 % ~
italian match pedlor and forced him az INC point Oh
the pistol 10 deliver 70 them some Oh ms SOoA- .
m rIhabetb Street Railway Company has announced
. r.dnct,on 10 passengers purchasing dozen or more
,ctets The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
rurchassa It is reported, some property at West
fa-sev e. and the railroad It Is said the company
Daid cash down for the ground on which branch
railroad station WI be erected.
rropoKEN-charlss Am KndS, the druggist who
s.tatnod potorfe.y about two years ago through put
ttne up morphine for q,nuine and thereby, " was
alleged causing tho death OF Two young women
named Holz, was arraigned IN Recorder McDonoughr
conrt IN Monday, Tho complainant was DR.. William
T KudlIch, who attended the young women after
they had taken ths poison. DR. Kudlieh nicely ex-
nr.ssed his opinion at the time Of Am Rndos careless
ness and the druggist sued hn for siander but lose
the suit Since then he has been annoying Dr.
Kudlich as the latter alleges, and the Doctor had
him arrested Am Endo furnished bonds for his fu-
ture good behavior.
NEw-BRUNsWICK.--A warm meeting vas held on
Monday might hy tho sundayschool Board Of thu First
Methodist Church, whose meeting last week ended In
tho resignation al some Of the Officers who had not
teen able to work smoothly With superintendent Ed
ward Tinden On Monday night Mr.. Tindell resigned
his position as superintendent hs resignation was ao-
cepted and Edward Van was elected in his place.
Assistan superintendent Van Malta also resigned
and John Ayres, who had left the school last week,
was returned TO his position.
BAYoNNB CTTY.-cours winfield. M 1884,
A. o F., entertained seventy-hvs couples at liz
annual ban given on Monday evening in Brady's
HAIL A. T. wilson was chairman Of tho reception
COMMITTEES. There was brilliant reception
IN Schuyler Han on Monday evening in honor Of
the ladies connected with tho FortDishtr Cab.
RINGwooD-Au preparations have been CON-
plsted for the departure Of the Garrett family frOn
Ringwood to-day. The party are going 70 ha1ico.
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coIInoroa aacoSE mas NOR EEsTGrRD.

Collector Massne dcnled thc statement published
yesterday afternoon mai he sd sent his resignation
10 PRECEDENT Harrison. lie added shan not do
20, q an not pebin cfscer In the sense that some
Others Arc CONSIDER myself and my position 81 the
disposal OF the President and Il no wants my place
Sc knows the way 70 SCI mo 70 yaease IL As for
having ray work finished to date so that the oAee
Eight be ss4nsfsed my successor that IL the
evsrx nla1k The returns arc made TO me every day
hefofe insre tAs Office, aud know Just what IL done
ana wbaf IS nndpise. md shalt continue on every
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Jersey CITY.

County Physician Converse Yesterday an, ~ 49,
the case of1rs Brennan who dlea suuaony q.
day, and found that she ded N on ~ SsS.,toS
,.ou" We" ,r,ur,es indicted by her husband who is now
nOm I'm of eighteen months in State prison for
sDor. sSsault and battery. He was arrested on
her complaint
Jam.s Smith, Of Jersey City Heights, was Oroushs
o.. T..o, Tosutal yesterday in dying Condition
70 % S.or rim over By west Shore Railroad train
at Newburg. N L.
Tho Lincoln Cub of the WITH District which was re-
..n,Iy nrvanlzed, celebrated President Harrfson's
,nane1,rstIou on Monday night by supper at SOhuo
nelps Hall, No. 4os Palisade-aVo. seventy men
beers Of the association were present anu ~
80, "a NoArthur presided Toasts were responded to
80 go Usnrv, Otto W. Meyer, s. ]. Caster A.
samuel Barnett and Theodore Mendles'
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rpor-ro,rocK FBom ol1rFoRYrA:

ono hundred antscyentecn head Of trotns stock nom
California mostly Dung, are attracting much aenuon
=, ,he rink IN Tqrd.ayc. whero they viii DO sold TO-
morrow and Frida by Peter O. Kellogg Co, auction
GERS Many Of . colts show great speed on tho dirs
track, and the includes also saddle ponies, Many
eopls we're inpeang them yesterday and large attend
ancn IA expeetea the sa6 to-day.
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sTpgEroAs noBgEargs IN 4YExur .

Complaint was r1ade at Police Headquarters yes
erdsy BY the superintendent of the Central crosstowu
Railroad Of numerous robbcres that have been com
mittsd Of iaie on The abobtal' cars run BY bis com
psny Most OF the robberes have occurred IN Avenu,
a, and women have generally been the sufferers A
company Of Young robbers are accustomed to board
t1s cars end snatch p0chefb0oss end anything else
e vaiae that fssy can secure.
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HOME NEWS.
,,frrrUr ApprvATs ar TIE HOTELS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOiTlA e.
BREvooRd-A. :. uassatt q Fhtlsasspn,a. <. $50, -
Issae W Baker y. TIFTH AyENUh-gnage a " VI
7si,banks Of Indianspols MURRAY hILis IL. r,
W1fsu ii Franklin Of Hartford: Eobert Ifeat 10y.
a. Bosfon Judge Hoyt n WEBSTER Of Vermont
superintendent A. Maxwell, Of AbAay ana Sgnyrs'
J. w. Hoyasdt Of Hudson. N =. roH en- AZ ~ ne
state Controller Edward Wernpfa OF Ainany' -
.--sarnnel SneneAr Of RaItiInore.
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rHR NREp on a coNrRoL1ER.

Some action in regard 10 filing the vacant Con-
trollership IN view Of tie death Of W. L Livingston
is deemed necessary. Deputy Controller Brtnkerhoh
Is the only official empowered to sign warrants for
salaries or oils payable by the city, and in event
Of his sickness the city would be without financial
head BE is empowered to act as Controller I'm tho
sickness or absence of that ofcisi, but tho charter
does not make him Controller, or authorize him
10 appoint deputy In Of the death OF tho Con-
troller. A BIN WIN probably be presented to the
Legislature authorizing the Governor % m the place,
and also to appoint any other eeive city onc Wheh
a vacancy occurs By death or insanity.
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eTATEN ISTAND.

C,ITroNs-Antonio Heucob the old friend Of Carl
baih. q dying In the old Garibaldl Homestead. AZ
iSto houf last night he hardly expected 70 i've
untl mornina Mr Meuoci, who came 10 thh country
In iseI met GaTibadi In Sew-York and induced BIN
to 90 to stsen island % I've. Dit AeSSei snsSSe 49,
prietor OF 4 paper NTH aud brewery. lig huslness
Ventures did not prove snooessfM and OF Iate years
be had had q struggle for livelihood.
PORT RICHMOND.-At the charter election yeStnr-
day the following officers were elected. Trustees
Gasrett p, Wright and oeorgc Merseresn treasurer,
James R poHoSkI assessor, James Earldn; collector
Isaac Coates inspectors OF election Bernard Aiulin
and Daniel simonson.
soUTHFIELD.-Tho Comm issionsrs OF EXCISE have
ral5cd the license fee from 500 10 sioo.
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,uxyAr re coYEe ON TODAY.

Trial Of Thobass D. Kerr for bribery before 'udae
D1piela 60.
ssonezs Of Accounts .,
Mr.L LAbkuehners trial Court Of General Sessions
y,e.yd Of Edusation meeting. .. m
Cyinsfh. Bennett breach OF promise case. Brooklyn
xaue6uct Comnfssoners Stewart Building, .. M
Flostfng Church Temperance Society anniversary Sea-
pssn,s Mission House. 80 .. m.
Texas and Pacific Railway Company, No. 1s6 brosoWs5
Chaplin Home anniversary exercises. afternoon.
Meeting Of Prospect Hill Social Club suoscroef Breo2
LIN. D. m. -,
: D. m. q
See Episcopal Church, brooklyn. o. M
Civil service combinations Federal Building.
CHAR ManufaetureFs Association meeting NO zss
last FIFTY -seventh-st, D. M
Anniversary OF the ordination Oh the Rev. w. NJ Jam
nell All Saints Church 8 p. N
Harlem Democratic Club. club house, evening.
Park Commissioners special meeting.
Lecture by Rev Arthur Chester. BushTack Avenue
Church, Brooklyn. .. m.
sxrmcry,
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hoa a hsnv hep seeth "Trip sssoss tae eSeep ,,es
~ ~ ~ ~ covered more than 1OIJsuvO s
fSe has bessr running seventeen years IN tne "1H
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GEO. A. CASTOR q CO.,
TsiIors Exclusively,
Ger. Broadway and 1Sth-st,
also
967 Broadway, OpposIss City Hall Park
MONMOUTH AND VEsToHBsrER EnBIEs.

transit By hoPss power mp for discussion In the
meeting Cars win running to South Ferry by May L
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ITALIAN REPUBLICANS REJOICING.
TO PLAY TWELVE GAMES OF CHESS AT ONCE

TO PLAY TWELVE GAMES OF CHESS AT ONCE
ms Brooldyn Chess Club VIII give It's sixth Teeep-
ton tomorrow evening at its clubroom, No. 8lo
Westinghouse, when G. II. D. Gossip, the Australian
chess champion, win give on exhibition OF his skh
at simultaneous play Twelve members froF the
club win be selected as his opponents, being seated at
as many tables. The receptions through the winter
have been highly Instructive well as Interesting and
have been appreciated by all lovers of chess. The
task undertaken BY the Individual player is sn arduous
one t not only requires thorough familiarity In
al the openings, but rapid concentration of thought
and thorough command Of nerve. The play begins
at O'Clock The Brooklyn Chess Club is doing all
In its power to interest ts members and the public
In chess and extends cordial Invitation 30 all lovers
Of chess and the public In general to witness these
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Announcements

Coughs I'D colds are dangerous intruders.
Expei thel0tth ParkeTs Glnger Tonic.
Parker's nr Balsam aids tho hair growth.
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THE BEST LAMP !
The { Rochester. =

riae Daaspss ase A.axiHg :snPs xosc 49,
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Marine INTELLIGEsNUE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

TO-DAY.
sun RISES ez7 Sets sTs Neon JOSH Mosns age
HieH WAITE.
a -sandy Hook lCsbT eov TslanA 1901 Kan Cate o4e
Fl-sandy Hook ii:l5 Gov. iSlARd 1lAa Hsn aat& i0s
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DIR. IYoN's PERFECT TooTH POWDER
Keeps theeeh clean aud white and purihes the breath
An elant toilet luxng. soldevoryWhers' 20 cents.
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SUIT TO ORDER rs sac.
AND FOR
TROUSERS $3.50.

DON'T FORGET WE EMPLOY ONLY THE MOST
EXPERT TAII,oRs. AND THAT OUR CUTTERS ARE
THE MOST ARTISTIC AND HIGHEST sALAHIED
IN THE CITY, HENCE A SUIT PURCHASED FROM
Us WILL COMPARE FAvoRABLY WITH THOSE
PRODUCED BY THE ToP.NoTCH TAIIoRs OF
NETWORK. BRING AN EXPERT ALONG TO Eek.
ANIME QUALITY AND TO ASSURE YOURSELF
THAT Wa GIVE ALI. WE ADVERTISE.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, N. d,
$40 WRsT l23Tusr.
Dfseaseaf the Nervous System, Gento Urinary ongAns
Impoten nnd sterilty HOursi 10 IL, 6toS
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DEAFEss AND HEAD NOISES CURED
nv PECK IT. INVISIBLE TUBUhAB EAR CUSHIONS. Wits
eFs heard luecessful when all remedies bail Illustrated
book of pros FREE. can write r. HIscoX S03 Bay,
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INTERESTING TO GENYLEMEN.

$50 STYLES or FOREIGN sUrTINGs AND TRoUs.
ERrNGs, THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLER,
soHRAM co., OF 71s BROADWAY, CORNER OF
WASHINGTON PLACE. IMPORTERS OF WOOL
LENS BoR THE FINEST MERCHANT TAILORING
Trade. AS THE ABOVE FIRM ARE RETIRING
FROM BUSINESS WE WE'RE ENABLED 10 Sc
CURE THIS sUPERB LOT OF GOODS AT LESS THAN
HALF THEIR IMPORTATION VALUE. THEY ARE
Ala. WITHOUT EXCEPTION THE BEST IMPORTED
FABRICS OF THE FINEST TEXTURES AND LATEST
DESIGNS BROUGHT OUT FOR THE COMING
SPRING SEASON. KND WE STATE RIGHT HERE
THAT RIcoMPETIToRs ARE SELLING THE
SAME GOODS AT $40 AND $50 PER SUIT AND THE
TRoUsERINGs FROM s12 10 sis PER PAIR OUR
PRICE EoR A