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Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
0aOhfer | 53 Nar Nitnnsm

puolthei % N~ftH95Ttaro
Waos eriftenlsn / Guiit / irons Soon
pr. Hamme ct. bar / bet ualminbelio
lanse 2iosrum Of SO Var unret Better.
baosrlter, bpiltet maa betroates iom
noset snnfe eneitaasnoe, naar bsniees
til, at papfSferiet for benne amt inbtil
Tor 9oot en- balo Snss 4ar ti!baoe. par
lanet beI0nrlisere os iarliaere eno MI.
oa label Baabe ipm &ebfaber "a Be
tlabninssucftpr er sleuet meaet for.
beoret. Saaleoes fan neunes, at i ben
fsrlte lanse 9io Of bans 5iferliu fienbte
man life til 8ruseu al ganohsoler ;
men 5ilterne MATTE ~beitanbia babe ,
Sanoet meb berss bare Ben, naar
Bnaoene oeo Sintertib Tube iettss uo.
Den baberliae samle Sitter bar i en-
meaet lang Iarrefte oaret Jsrer for ct
"Sttbslao" Us bar Jet flere al aammes
raterne brutne for fine Zine, men er ielu
altio Guppen soot fra bet. San er fsbt
! aaret 1902, os lise til bet iibfe Bar
Var bar ban o9ret ierbeles rait %
rsris. Nu mao ban ofte bolbe Senaen,
men er enbnu 8eiiobelie al fine Ianos=
euners fulbe 8rua. Jsrit / Qaret 1880
opsao ban Saoiiferiet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
~ e arreitant er bruot no al Irreit

\; ss arrsltant er brubt ub al Irreits
r,,.. 9srn,ns. San bar tiolisere
s.,' Oefpaa, ps &leoerne blep beriOr
y, 10 bam ON Iatten. pan bar
lsn.. ~ 60rbeorinssbuiet for sientasne
b. ~ men baooe appeleret 9oms
m =; " ooerretten. Den Mrreft, buori
n ~ w, NJ Ups siennem 2oftet, buorfra
e.ssS slennem 2aset bar anbrast en-
s,se a 2ra. Deb at iette fin
h \. paa enoen os trpbe op paa benne
.s Tas tunnel uaa aOitet Os bar faast
IN, s NJ lDsnst | 2~pstasien. @iennem
si-,, IaoA'ns er ban fommen uo paa
tsosa gvor Der benate nogle Rleos
h pnsl'er, iom BON bar ifsrt fig, os
! Ss ,AN,a OsO Sielp Of en- Is,inor,
h. t ssE eaa aOitet, fret fig uo ! bet
:pusSD s"s sasener os "copper" fanbtss
h, sA9'leoe, iaa bet maa antaaes al
. Si sts. bans 9ante at fire fig nso
Qi mslp Of BEN. men ba ban fanoi
s,r ''a saa aOftet, bar ban fOretrui.
i % ~ ;Serlonsn beobsr Yeoer Yeber.
~ 10 Var samEel.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

tbuiS Der finoes nosen / bit Siem,
bpis Selbreb beapnber at iuaftes, sjs,
oa Din Ylist, fsreno bin Spite er unoer:
srapet. Oct er l1et life nsouenbist al
lise iaa; TIL Favorite Prescription far
turere iaabanne Spsoumme.
Oct er iianbbeb ct uiounoerlist Sus
miobel bet Specific, iom tiluirtes al Or
Bierce's unber Naun at Favorite Pre-.
scription. Gnboer, Der Ter en- &uinbe
buis &reiter luinber buer Dag, uil slao'
fig ODER, at bun enbnu fan rebbes, boii
bun preuer bette. Oct er bet eneite Nte
bicin, iom ialses af 3%russiter, fol
apiubernes iaresne SpSbcmme. ia
%brifanten saranterer, at bet oil pirfe til
frebsi,lenbe / aue 9ilfeloe; buis lite
ienbes Yensene tilbase. Secs @aran
tien paa Omlldset.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
Caiaa iormilbenoe Cmfenoiah

Csiaa formiloenoe Cmfensisbts
Der. 9ommeren: "Se er ooerbeoift
ON at babe siort 5Oriss paa Rou os
Rorb os bsmt til tire aars Strafars
beioe. Sar Be noset at tilisie?"
Den Gntlasebe: Seq anbolber ON
formilbet Straf, oa ies ipnes, at ies er
itroHet baarbt moi peb, at min Blan
fulbftanbis mislDffeoes."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
ssol fort lib iioen aiIenbte Sfibs'

Tol tort Iio iioen aiienbte Sflbss
bpsser Reienfelbt fra tit Sartt oeo
aalfbranberiet ueo ajsbenbapn en- itsrre,
fulot uoruitet Seilbaao oper Norore
3ulobuo til &eisbalesen, boor ben toses
ombpro ct forbiiellenoe 9amplflb. Der
ltuloe til &onsoilooen os par islentlem
en- fisbenbaunlt Stibsprouiantsr beItllt
Of en- Ganbsmanb, Der betlaoer en- pig
tia MARTINI Sitting / &onsotaten.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
ct Yortrrt Of en- Statsmanb. On

ut Yortrrt Of en- Statsmano. On
ersslif Huis oppartebe nplis fine 2aiere
meo fsfsenbe spislise Brspe paa Iet
SH%terpunttion:
"........... Otter bam Tom 2oro
Salisbury paa Sousbet, en- buio Sat
paa 5sooerue, tore men p~elpuoieee
S,splsr paa fin Banbe, en- msrt Sfp
6aanbsn, ben u~unosaaelise Spaoierftol
| line Zine, ct trueube 8lif msrl
Iausbeb."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

Cmtrent iaa, raa! IOlitifulomess
tisen: "9uab Slass Manb bar bet,
Tom Be iaa ubfsre Duerfalbet?"
&onfablen: "Nn, be- Dor en- liben,
ubetpbelis 5pr - pmtrent af 9eres
Stsrrelie, or. 5ulbmes'is!"
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
I'm Qisbmau0. Der fienber fine

Gn &isbmaub, Der fjenoer line
Gnnoer. "aRine 9amer, bar De feet
paa bet pnIfebe Stof | andre Jorretnins
ger END oenne?"
"glei, ri er fsrit saaet til DENT"
"ytaa ia, iaa oil Ies lite bale mere
frem, for 0e fjUber bog life noset alis
sepel bet fsrIte Steb."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

8abefeier % Wiiuioner. On nplis
aibsb NiQioner / Wilanu peo Hapn
lasliabai, Der tiblisere par Saosfeier,
bar / fit 7sitamsnte beitemt, at so 9abes
ieiers i fin a~rbeiosorast ituIe lebiase
BAN til Grapsn os erbOloe 10000 9ires
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

I'm hsl ,tormlue er fOrleben iunben
sus en- Barbe aibso 9ammel 8one,
gntn zine @pbeien, Der alminbelis bleu
inlet iur life at eie mere eno bet Nsos
snnlge.
ga bum i Here 9ase life bapbe label
{, Il, bleu benoes Susfaaer urolise, os
ieen iii benbes 2eilisbeo bleo oeo
gslitiets Spranitaltnins bruot op; man
ianot ea ben @amle lissenee paa Sui.
ut mso Gpertroppen inbe unoer Sens
gen % 8snsne uoenfor, os enten bar
iun / oeune Sitting life funnel raabe
ON blalp, eler man bar ,fte funnel
ssrs hsnos. gun bleu brast tilisnss,
men anitrenaelien bar p9ret for flor,
% iprlsosn Onspas Morsen er bun az
saast ueo 9soen.
Deb at isse efter Tpi til at flabe
9isst i iauot man ,miblertio, til itsrite
Sorbduisli', en- meset ~beipoelis Gum,
70, $4,000 ar., eiemt paa forfieaise
etsNsr i 9silisbeoen, foruareoe / Yoier,
Slli9pltre % lisnenoe; bl. a. fanotfa
su / en- sammel Set 439 Stbffer samle
sSoier, / ct Bllfppliier bar Der itutfei
70 Sanorsbetroneiebler neb, % oesuoei
snetss peo bet fOrelsb,Se @iterlpn er
NaHsoe YOier meb Gns os 2otrone.
ta'sr, 5emoStpueSrer o. I. b. Mulie
TnSss Der ueb 8eslitrerinsen enonl
aHs. 8elpbet er bepOneret / ct Yense:
afltut. Den Giosbes Mrpin9er fjenoes
nsuu lite.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

Reoost. gaa Ballet. aaOaleren
"Svab er ber blsOet at 9srss Sr0osr'
Jrpfen?"
80, ban bespnOts msO at itn'st'
mebicin, men iaa tunoe ban tile 'aal'
at ie Blob. gsu bar ban tasst Oifiesrs'
eramen."
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

;yru Wariane Serlins. en- betlenot
aipbenbapnerlnpe, Der / Snter en-
Uianeae / Berlin er bleuet uooannst til
8unftoerioerfe, er for Sommerer ensaz
oeret ueo en- gtrfus / EartS meo Den
nette Sage at 5000 5ranfs ON Waa1e'
ben.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
DR.. Naniens 8rcnlauoserpebition

DR.. Naniens 8rcnlauoserpebition
Ssnbasen ben Site Warts afieiieot
fal. srenlanbf Sunbels Sfrueoamplttt
"Splobisrnen", 8aptein Z. 9. @aroe
fra 8igbenbaUn til &Olonierne pad
@rsnlanb % msotaser iaa paa Siem'
reilen grpsoitionens Weolemmer, bel
fan pentes til ajsbenbapn iioit ! Wea'
ener fsrit / SUM- Waaneo. "Spioblsr'
men" bar {. Nar 9jort famine &el1e,
Eur % 8etur, paa SO 9ase. 9a pil
furIfielliae ploenltabelise Sellfaber oe
mango Yerioner meb "9uioblsrnen"
brinse DR.. Nanien itriitllse 2sfsnlf'
ninaer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

TN "Nber". Wooeren: "Ssr Mas
RTE, bar 9ottor 8. enbnu lite ertleret
fig for Dis?"
9atteren: "Nei Wama, ban ipurste
mig fun, ON 9u faloe bc hos os, bpis
ban sifteSe fig meo mig.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

Nut SampRibsielfab. Der bar
aisbsnbapn pannet fig ct npt Damp,
Iiibsielfab, faloet "Dampltloslell1aoe'
0iterisen", Der meo 4 np 9ampere oil
or.ue 5art paa uolanoet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

= Gferieroe SiorD fansebes Der en-
Dag i {. W. life mlnore eno 10000
81 Brislinser. s ct 8aao iansepes
Der $4,000 81 / ct 3raf, bporpep 8
Baaoe fplotes, bet itsrite antal, Der
uiitnof n~ossnfinoe er fanset ueo gter'
fprpe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

9sp gort. q. ., CITE Wai 1887. -
ct. Safobs Ole bar siort mig uomars
fepe 7isnsiter os iss fan life anbefdle
bet NOT. Bet pirfer burtis os linorer
ane Smerter. - TonD Baltor.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

8 nit GUS bOlbes beitanbis ct 5ors
raao al Or. Iusuit &pniss Samburs
sers9 raaber, % Gnbper, iom ensans
bar brust bette ubmerfebe Susmiooel,
pil life pere bet fcrucen. - Balentine
Nbe, Bantam, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
Su6IenS WrntfasgaIpe.

Bette er ben bebit. Salue I Yerben for
Siaar, cpreoen Duh, Saar, 89r!efaar, Gal,
Rbeum, Seberioar, ubTat, Sfab, Jroitbnl
aer, 2istcrue % ale Suofpseomme % bel
,reber olbeles Piles, os tuis ben iiie STIR bet
80 iraues insen Betaltns. Ten e. saranters,
It fule siSre fuIoftanbts 5ploeft, .uers iaa,
nan Densene ttlbase. Bris rs Gents pr
!Giie. SeIses hos
8. 8. Routsemerp d %.
Deeprah Soma, % saa upOtasier I ale an
ore Bpex
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
nj art.
n,,si,Iotteriets iisrfe 6epinit.

n,,sislptterietS horne OeplnI.
HluTTnrsboa ialot ben fore Seoinit
s'stSs e. s26O7 i Jru sdsnberns aols
gi s;; ~ ! gorosuiti'lbsaaoe ! aiebsns
ha,'p 's~spinisn, 10000 ar.; er for,
sasn. apartlobbsr. % be lptteliae
MI srs er ane Of ben ubemiblebe alasie
sih a,;it,' 9e tire Shareholders ajss
y as y bbOiooenbe i SDerris, boOr9en
etfs Rnrter - 10000 &r. = saur.
f't u'', Ssu enc auart, 10000 &r., for.
,e sr" i ajObenbuOn. Den tilfaleer TO
sll's. rroe 1ennefer, Der ipiaebe i
sanr 1s,n; "a MI plubielis fer fig Tom
s s..sS,re al en- ret fletfelis 9riftsfas
ssITt If ssres fremtioise 8irtiOmbsO.
7 ;nnme aoneftion falot be 10000
,nr 4 gar fibeu pua FANNIE Maabe
IT. ~ 10000 ar. git til SOerris, &e'
=. ~ 10000, blep / &~jDbenbaon. Sc
f;,1St en- futtia Ssmanb. Der paa @runo
! srbsicslssbeo bapoe bet meset tnapt.
y, uoctos bog gfterretninsen ON fit
sa " paa aste Ssmanbsois meo en-
!ssrl,aen go. Baa Joreipsrsiel, ON
s,n life bar slab oper ben fore @epinfi,
;.srsSs ban sanife finbis:
.ga 10 - ben bar 10 ret sob!"
snm en- Mobietnins til b,sie 2pffes
c,s fan anfDres en- i8isbenbaon buenoe
sy,munul gmbebsmano, Der Deb ct rent
TairlSe alt Slip af 10000 &r. San
s,pS, bolot fin Sebbel 5 Iar, os ba
I'm par aopt fienbt al &oneftSren,
,,rtsoe ban oite til fibite Dag mec 5or=
.SGien, pa ban pibfte, at Seblen bler
I,st hen til bam. 5or fort 9ib fioeu
srsru,t imiolertib 8oleftionen til en-
.rstn Wanb, Der life fienbte Noset til
MITE Sorbulb, % iom berfor iolstt
sslsn til en- MP Spiller. Numret e,
Nj tOmuen 10 meb 10000 &r., %
Gmbspsmanben bleu ielpfslselis mesel
tsssaselis %uuerraifet.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

Seosialo. 8oniul M. Sdou
Struer er bpb / en- Nlber at 81 Ia,
eft r lang 7ibs ~aluorlis Spsoom. Sar
bar ubetiuset Bpens betpoelisite Manr
Os breu en- flor 5%orretn,ns meb 1relait
&olonialuarer olp.
Jra Iptirbins paa s. berst.
ties. at Stiftet bar miitet en- al tint
meit befienote os aibolote 29ser, nemlte
0oftpr Strudman, Der ppnadeoe en- VI
Der af 6S Iar. Stiftsipiifus 8ioeb,t
al iamme 8p er liselebes oso.
s bisle 9ase er / 9pinsitrul
peb Soriens bob en- &uinoe be" ytaul
Vine S~srensbatter / ben uiebuanlis
bsie Iloer al SO llar. gnbuibere e.
Der / Omesnen al Soriens oso 2 an
be &pinber / ben bsie Nloer al 90 o!
SO Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
WIoNe | NaumQrf. .

Slape | Sanmarf. Der uofommsr
MI ialt i Danmart $50 Blade % apller
berai ere 159 Gasblaoe, 100 uses, 81
iiortenoass os 81 m%aaneoll9e Slaoe'
Set iamleoe Splas al 9asblaoene, Der
buer Dag trpttss / aisbenbupn CT so''
600.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

SOuiuI Saut 2tsnsIano / RaStiou. BissourH.
asi,ou ca a%it,it,rer sru,iufemastsr. iimt ins'rrpu
aroen,tsItr { StlnstnaDitn paa Moderate 9iGtaar.
Rorsiponotr mte BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

Gn iiGr Slastning af bet banHe
8onsebus er bso / aisbenbapu, penne>
lbs os fOrlabt.
9et bar en- Batter af Song 5reberit
ben Siette, Saluisiter til ben enbnu
leuenoe Briniesie gilbelmine Marie.
pun Dor usift os bOeoe meset tarpelisi
/ bet samle 8asbus til Nr. IL / 0iels
Semminsienssabe, ben for1enparenos
2rcmpetersan9. Saa lanst be andre
Beboere fan bulfe tifbp9e, bar BUN al:
brig mobtaset Beiss eler blot Sore
ipsrsIler fra fine bsie 6r9nber; beuoea
eueite Ioipreoelie 6eitob / at ftrs Brso:
frummer for 5uslene os foore 8attene,
paa builfe 9pr bun bauoe faitet al Der
8ierlisbeh, Tom bun paa @runb al fir
Wobers iattise Serfomit life funoe fac
Brus for anoetitebs.
gun blep 76 Nar. Saa oibt pIoes
leper Der MI life Here at 5reberif Der
Siettes mango 8srn enb ben Uoenio,
neonte Briniesie 8ilbelmine Marie
Der MI er 81 Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

Get norfe os ipenIie 8icezgpniulat / Del
Woines, Soma, uoiteoer 6uloma9ter os ino'
iororer Nrpemioler i bet aamle 2ano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
6ielD & 8rtggs g. s Hssa .1;.'

C' "|CC~ tfre N9H eusr
betaler en- Gent pr. Tuiiu Gs mere euo be
er pRrot en- Dag os TO Gents miuore euo
be er perot ben HRfte Tag, men ui b,taler
oltio ben bsieits Rarteospris for Gs % iRl
ger Sarer for ira 5 I'll 90 Brocsnt blQt9ere
eRo noseu auoen al bore aonturrenter.
Jielo & Briggs,
Soulton, gfiun.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01
9pDs=E

Sissu. inS,n hoil',n nan r'at sisr, fine aumsIssriu II
fer arptnser ustnlarss / aar.
Decorah-posten., 1889-05-01

THE CHARLES A voaLER co., Baltimore. Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
4 TOMAV SEEKS AZ .TNJUNCTION.
SuF DECLARES THAT a vTRBAL AGRrFMFNT
WAS MADE N REGARD TO HER FACTORY

SuF DECLARES THAT VI RBtL AGRTFNFNT
WAS MADE N REGARD TO HER FACTORY.
Several wears ago Jacob C. Huffman died. sftrr
having been engaged for many years in the manu-
facurc Of ,ilk ribbons at Ms. 90 to pa Lynch.st
His wa the largest factory Of the kind IN This city and
al the time Of his death he was manufacturing from
100000 To 100000 worth of fancy ribbons wear.
Mr. huffman left his property to his two children.
Gustav age eight. and Rcrula age three and he made
hi, wife the exccujrh. Mr. Huffman carried on The
business and now a complication has ARISEN which
found IS way into the supreme Court Friday
Her lawyer obtained temporary injunction restrain
us August Mol from interfering with Mrs. Huffman
until farther orer Of the court
il seems that the part OF Mrs uurmans buildings
used factory is owned by Mr.. Mol. from whom
VIZ. Huffman leased H. The lease expires ON April
30 ard >rs. Huffman maintains HAT ,ir loil made
verbal agreement 10 lease tho factory and an add! ion
called 40 347 her for year al rental Of >. 100
Now >tc declares that Mr.. Mol threaten, 20 dsp>c,s
her on May J. she swcars that Mr. Mon ron. sd
10 draw up the lease, bur then refused do so uncs.
She agreed to pay him IL 900 a month m addition 10
the yearly rent S2iO0 She said that Mr.. Ion has
hecn the sh.weavng business. has told her employees
that she would have no moro work for them after May
and has hired her foreman and OF her en-.
,ioves occipying the top floor Of the factory. she
'I.o accuses Mr. Mo II having Appropriated some Of
~ ,oar, power Mrs Huffman SAYS that her
. hlrcrv = worth go 200 and her stock 10000.
n'" '',hcr nnut Mr.. Huffman Wakc> j. that the
rIhous are dcs. gued fDi the present season ana a.
49,. and teahers will soon be the fashion. the
,,(ns vtIl he worthless, unless they are icSiy soon
She wants che court "a cnnpeI Hr MO'i 10 uc,Fcr o
Irsse Her statements are corioDofarn ~ ne Srino
m law. Gustav Huffman. and number Oh her en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
BARyrM AID BAILEY DROwyED OUT.

Tho week which va auspelously begun BY
parnum's show endei miserahIy yesterday. dismal
matinee performance was gNon in the afternoon
for the benefit persons who had purchssed tickets
I'm advance but TIE syening performance was dis
pc1sed with The grounds at sumner and Jefferson
ayes wher- the circus tents were pltrhef looked like
a miniature Thousand Islands. and things were NOS
much better under canvas The big lot WAS al
most Hooded, and the efforts Of the employees Of ths
show 10 pump the g.ounds dry were uaavailing. OF
the animals the only ones that seemed to enjoy the
storm the hppopotamus and tbs poiaT bear.
water and mud made the promenade In the tens
especially unpleasant Although the canvas Of the
great main tent Is thoroughly waterproof tho rain
leaked through the laced seams and the hofs
through which the poles 60. As result, The r1np.
stages and platform In . condition unhs Dr
use In some places tho hlppodrome tracs vas unnSs
water aud in all plsrrs the mud WAS thicA ~. IL
performers tent was ynnhaoltahle. In such 2esnnus
had the rain got In. The horse snow "a. sa dssn
Tho least OF ali The unfavorsolo weathcI as.y
pointed thousands who had intended 20 VIZ ~
circus In The latter part OF the weok, - - - -
pArnum and Bauey n lara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28

POINTS OF INTEREST From VARIOUS PARTS or
THE CITY.

POINTS OF INTEREST fE'N y ANlbt" i '''A'
TIE CITY
In the CITY Court yesterday Lee Kong. the Chinaman
who attempted to commit suicide last Nauray n!Sht
by cutting his throat with a razor. wa arrlEnel tr
the purpose Of examining him A. TO hi san-tF. IT."
.aid that he was constantly followed by an enemy
from china and he wanted to die 10 escape from HIN
He was sent to the FlathusE Asylum
The Board Of Estimate. under authority recrn'N
Granted hy a special act OF the LEGISLATURE increased
tho salary Of supervisor atLarcN Quntard yesterday
from ~ 600 10 5000, thr change n begin on Nay !.
Tho Ninth Precinct police were informed on F"dAN
that thieves had entered the home Of James y s'''
Of No 3O3 Lexington ave. by means oil ia'Ne hs'' Anu
stolen quantity Of slverva are and !c"ery
Justice Naeher on Friday heard touching case "t
de,titution Mrs. Elizabeth Keller. poorly IN '"!
woman. came before him on a charc" % NlSTaA9
In her arms She carried infant. thire moniI "l'
and A Ufilc child clung 10 her dr"-s H-r husbA''
ded three months ago. She could not pay her reAt
- 50 month and was put ont o. her Ao"-" "l'h hrf
.ck baby An officer found her Guarding her thin Is
In the street at night and irving 10 protect her
children Justice NaeAer discharged her when D."
learned that she had friends.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
VISITORS TO THE CENTEN-
NAL CELEBRATIONS
IN NEW YORK

should cross the Bridge to Brooklyn,
and visit the most perfectly appointed
Dry Goods Store in America.
The extraordinary facilities enjoyed
by us enable lis to offer the choicest
goods as low as inferior goods are sold
elsewhere.
The firm being importers with offices
in every European city and manu-
featuring centre) as well as retailers,
what are known as middle profits :"
are done away with, and the manu-
facturer and consumer are brought as
near together as possible.
Every European steamer brings Us
additional novelties, selected by our
experienced representatives under our
personal direction.
Take the Fulton Street Elevated
Railroad in Brooklyn to Elm Place
-four minutes) or the horse cars to our
door (seven minutes).
Store open every day Except Tues
day, the 30th) until 6 ?. VI.
-Four large passenger elevators con-
stantly running.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
UNEOCALLED VALUES.
Special Safe Of Ladies' Elegant
Wraps anal Jackets.

Choice garments yet remaining OF an
importers stock of new Spring Goods.
Silk Nantes and Wraps, fine ma
terials and latest styles-actually worth
much more than the price-S13.90
each.
Fine French Long Garments at
greatly reduced prices.
\ lot of Imported ColOred Cloth
Jackets, $500 each; were $500 to
$1,000.
A lot of ColOred Beaded Shoulder
Capes, in blue. red, gray, fawn, drab
and tan beads, 5000 each; were
$500.
\ lot of Jet CapeS, silk ground, elab-
orately embroidered with jet beads, full
fringe, $3.50 each; were $3.50.
JUST RECEIVED.
High novelties in Silk busters, ex-
elusive styles.
Lace Mantilas, very choice.
Stockinet ModjcSkaS and Jackets,
in new effects
Full line of perfect-flttng fancy and
plain Black jackets, lined or unlined,
with or without vests, long or short
waists, $50, $3.50, $1,000, $3.50 and
S1j.75.
Imported novelties in Waterproof
Garments.
Novelties in dull jet Mourning Capes
and Wraps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
LICES.
.New Importation Of Millinery
0!!d Dr0pijlg Vets.

Including Point D'Esprit, Brussels,
Malne>, "Trou Trou" and Fancy Spot
Nets. in black, cream and leading
shades for millinery purposes; Russian,
Cashmere, Tosca and Hercules Mesh
Nets for draping.
just received, new designs in 63-inch
Chantilly FlOuncingS.
Special values in Flouncings-
42-inch Spanish Guipure at sl.25
and $l.95 per yard.
42-inch Black Chantiliy Flouncings
at 500 and $50 per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
DRES.S GOODS.
French COmbiu0tiOM Robes at Half
price.

Dresses in All-W0oI Serge, with all
over silk figure in the wheat ear
design for combination, $3.50 for full
pattern
Dresses in All-Wool Etamine, with
rich, deep embroidery in black, giving
a stylish lace effect, $3.50 for full pat
tern.
Also, new Atwood Plaids and
Stripes, in beautiful colorings, 80 cts.
per yard; have been - cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
~ 1r41r,y MlaRraGr COMPLICATIONS.

Justice Bartlett. in the supreme Cou-'. yestrday.
annulleA the marriage between Gernano Vecrhlo aud
Josephine BasIe. They weie married IN lialy 'thr-
teen years ago and few years later came to New
York Last september Yccch.. went 10 h, native
place on a visit and when he returned be found uat
his wife had been married 10 Paolo haaescalJ. dealer
I'm bananas Mauescalo testified that be had bOari"d
IA the zane house in Janes-st., Ncw-iork. with
Vecchlo and Josephine but he hal supposed them
marriel After Veccho went away. she asked hi'I to
marry her lie cousehci, and the went a. Justice
Courtney in this city. who married them Manesealo
sad that lie was living with josephine. and II hor
previous marriage was annuiled lie willing 70
maintain these marriage relations. The parties Quilted
the court chatting smicably together. and all sp
poarAnce satisfied with the decalon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
PICTURES.

Pictures, framed in original and ar.
tistic styles, from sl.O0 to $125.0O each.
Remarque Proof Etchings, $3.50 to
$500.
Artists Proof Etchings, $500 to
$500.
Print Proof Etchings, s1.50 to $500.
Photographs, Artotypes, &C., 30 cts.
to $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
SILKS.
Tery Unusual Prices for both
COlOred and Bt0cR.

24-nch India Silks, in the newest
shades and designs, 40 cts, 30 cts,
% cts, 10 cts. and 50 cts. per yard.
24-inch All-Silk Black surah, 80 cts,
9S cts. and $l.35 per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
LADIES' GLOTES.

4-button undressed Kid Gloves,
$1.2j.
Taffeta Gloves, extra quality, IS eta.
Full line of the celebrated Xavier
Jonvin Kid Gloves, for which we are
sole agents in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
For MISSES.

A lot of Misses Jackets, sizes y to
Is years, reduced from $500, $1,000
and $1,000 to $500 each.
A lot of Misses Long Garments, sizes
-. If and Ii years, reduced from
$500, $500 and $1,000 to $3.50
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
P4R4SOLS.

a very stylish Parasol, newest cam
opy shape top, fine natural wood
handle, 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
RACK GOODS.

4O-inch silk and wool Henrietta
Clot.. 81 cts. and 1925 per yard.
400 och all-wool Nuns Yelling, so
cts. DC yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
L7mMMMM3M
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton St, opposite DeKalb Ave.,
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
BROO KLY n.

The system, OF selling every article at
asmaii profit. but OF a thoroughly
reliable quality, ia a ruling prnn-
ciple OF this firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-04-28
EMBROIDERIEE.
Choice Designs, Just Opened

y and 45-inch Hemstitched Flounc.
ings, 10 cts, % cts, sl.25 and $L5O
per yard.
Plain Hemstitched Lawn, suitable
for mourning dresses and aprons.
Point Venice Embroidery, q to B
inches wide, very durable and particu-
larly desirable for trimming, 80, so, 60
and % cts. per yard-half the regular
prices.