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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-06

Reed-Ido.
Then there was great jingling OF keys
and clamping Of bolts, and in few mo
ments the liberated ones appeared at the
door. Captain w. was as unruftied as q
summers morn, while Mark looked flushed
and angry, but paid more attention to his
cigarette than anything else.
Captain W. pleasantly to Yost)-Mar-
tyrs of the church, my dear boy; only mar
tyrs of the church!
"Umph," said Mr.. Yost, as if he didn't
approve Of martyrs in general, and his eli
ent in that role in particular. Come up
to the Office"
The two were first duly exhibited to
Judge White to show that his mandate had
been obeyed, when an impromptu discus
usually pleasant-faced, slight young man
was frowning portentously; but Captain
Wishart was all smiles, and seemed to
think there was some fun in it after all. He
said 1t was too early to talk of reprisal; but
that
WOULD COME IN DUE TIME.
He thought it was all a put-up job to
humiliate them, and their retort to the little
joke would lbe ready in due time.
Mr.. Yost said, however: "The arrest was
lllegal' 1uose Two gentlemen were Warus
of the court, and they were not liable to ar
rest. We have the names of the officers and
all concerned, and will make it hot for them
all. 1t was an outrage on the court"
There seems to be a question, however, as
to the arrest not being legal, as will be seen
by the following opinions:
Attorney w. G. McGirr-Yost is wrong about
that point. The men were arrested on the side
walk, and thus no offense was gwen. 1t would
have been different, and would have been case
of contempt of court if they were arrested be-
fore the Court
Attorney John Robb-It is rather delicate
question; but my opinion favors the entire le-
gality of the affair.
Attorney John Marron-Of course the arrests
were legal Yost is dead wrong. Offenses
against the public peace are exceptions to
everything, and anybody is liable to arrest any
where, except in actual presence of the Court,
on charge of disorderly conduct.
Some idea of how everybody hustled
around may be given by the fact that the
two gentlemen fingered behind the bars just
one hour and 18 minutes. Just as they
were released two gentlemen came in
Central, one offering to go their bail to the
amount of 500, 900, and the other $75,
They were somewhat surprised to learn that
Gripp had fixed it at 500, and Judge
White at $3.50 each.
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CRAWLING UP A LITTLE.

Exposition Subscriptions Increasing In To-
tails for the Good Cause.
The Board OF Directors of the Exposition
Society held their weekly meeting yester-
day. The business transacted was merely
routine.
The following named gentlemen were ad-
mitted to life membership: Hon. M. W.
Acheson, A. Samson, Josiah BindIey.
Harry Brown. s. C. Walker, c. Berringer'
A. Garrison, Joseph A. Henderson & Co.
D. R. Speer & Co., Longfellow, Alden &
Harlow, Pennock & Little, A. w. Cad
man, Henry Shenk, NJ. May Sons & Co.,
John Mosser, W. P. Getty and james A..
Fetzer.
The following were received to the loan
fund: A. Garrison, $500, making thus far
on his subscription 81, 900; DR.. W. b. DAILY,
S1OO; King. Grass & Co., 500; Curry Uni
versity, s25; Chaplain, Fulton & Co., S25.
Total received, %,
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Black.

Black is word that is bound to attract
for itself the attention of everyone, partieu-
larly when we apply it to black goods used
in making mems suits. OF course, these
goods may be black corkscrew, black fancy
worsted, black diagonal or black whipcord,
but any of the above four standard styles of
black cloth, superbly made up into fine
tailor-made mems suits. can be had for the
modest sum of eight (s8 00) dollars. Sale
for two days only (so-dsay AN and tSimorTOH S;
same price, So 90. P. C. G. c.,
Cor. Grant and Diamond sts., opp. the new
Court House.
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COAL GOING OUT.
Heavy Ice From the Allegheny Interfere.
yVifI, rIa SI,,nnino

Heavy Ice From the Allegheny Interferes
With the Shippins.
Owing to the large amount of ice running
out of the Allegheny river yesterday and
last night, river men were afraid to send out
their coal. Loaded boats and barges are
lying between the Point and Lock No. l..
At every place of harbor, all are waiting for
the word to go. It is expected that the ice
will be run out this morning and the boats
will all be on their way South before noon.
The names of the boats and the respective
number of barges each would have, were
printed in The DISPATCH yesterday All
the coal is bound for the extreme Southern
ports. The markets at Cincinnati and
Louisville are over-stocked, and none of it
will be stopped at those points.
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GONE TO THE LORDS.

The Great Electric suit Will be Decided by
the English Nobs.
The Westinghouse Electric Company re-
ceiVed cablegram yesterday to the follow
ing effect:
The electric suit between the Edison-swan
Electric Company and Mr.. Holland, customer
of the Anglo American Brush Electric Light
Company, which was decided in the Court of
Appeals in London, a few days ago in favor of
Edison, has been appealed to the House of
Lords, and decision will be handed down In
the case within few days
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-06
AN ALLEGHENY LADY'S PLIGHT.

She is Relieved of $4,000, Which She
Carried ns Far as Chicago.
The following Associated Press telegram
from Chicago yesterday seems to be entirely
self-explanatory:
Mrs. L. D. Merryman. of Allegheny City, Pa,
arrived in this city yesterday en- route to
Omaha, Neb., with the intention of opening a
millinery establishment She carried with her
a hand satchel, between the lining and leather
of which she had placed S3U00 in greenbacks
Soon after leaving the train she discovered
that the satchel had been cut OPEN and the
money stolen.
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Lafayette Hall. Over
the stage were dis
played the colors of
Italy and the Ameri-
can flag. There were
no other decorations. d
In all respects the
affair was unostenta-
tious, though marked
by the hearty good
cheer and suave man
nerisms of the italian
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Flannel Department.

ALI the latest styles in French, English
and American fannels, stripes, figures and
checks, from 35c to 81 90 per yard. A new
line of embroidered fannels. all colors and
grades. from 65c to Sc 90 per yard.
MwFSu HUGUS & HACKE.
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A TOUGH TRIO.

Three Roughs Attack n Man and Then the
Policemen.
William Heck was attacked in Market
alley last night by three men with bill
lizard ball in handkerchief. When ar
rested, one handed another a revolver, and
then tried to break out of Central station,
Officer Riley being struck in the face.
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JEFFERSONlANISM'S $4S5. .
1t VIII Now be Devoted TO PaIatial, If Not
ParadoxlcaI Simplicity.

ParadoxlcaI Simplicity.
The club known as the County Democ-
racy met last night and heard the report of
the Finance Committee relative to the pro-
ceeds of the reception given couple Of
weeks since. The net proceeds amounted
to S485, which will be devoted to the dissem-
ination OF Jefersonian principles.
The club has leased portion Of the Mel
lon building, and work on the fitting will
begin promptly. 1t is proposed to have
the quarters more or less palatial as much
50, at least, as comports with Jefersonian
simplicity.
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In DULCI JUBILO.

The Third Annual Reception of the Societa
Fraterna Italiana-The Flower of Pitts
burg's Italian Citizens-Incidents of a
Notable Night at Old Lafayette Hall.
The third annual reception of the Societa
Fraterna Italiana was held last night at
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-06
NATURAL GAS ON TAP.

Il Causes $4,000 Fire on Penn Avenue-
Three Men Are Burned.
That fire probably caused by nat
ural gas, early yesterday morning at
No. 2sO9 Penn avenue, spread so rapidly, it
ssems that three men named G. Kniger. G.
Kittenberg and George Kitzell, who slept
on the second floor, were badly burned and
taken to the West Penn Hospital, were
they now lie in critical condition. Two thou
sand dollars will cover the property loss.
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New Patterns-La Tosca Umbrellas,
So and upward, white metal handles and
natural wood sticks, all new.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s,
Penn Avenue Stores
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-06

Little Lord Fnuntleroy Collars and Cuffs,
All the rage East for children's wear. We
have them in collar and ruching depart
ment. Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
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b. & B.

See the display of fine imported fannels;
largest collection, finest goods ever shown
in the market; prices low. az they always
are here. BoGGs & BUHL.
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Wash Goods.

Etoile du Nord, Drap and Venice, En-
glish percales, etc., in immense assortment,
the best washing and wearing fabrics in the
market. HUGUS & HACKE.
MWFSU
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Dreaa Suirs.

For good fitting dress suit or overcoat
go to PItcairn's, 434 Wood street. wSu
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, New Spring Wraps and Mantles
In the cloak room to-day; also long gar
ments, New York and Paris make.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-06

Genuine Diamond Rings, "a 90,
Elgin watches S6 90. All the latest novel;
ties in fine jewelry at Hauch's, No. 295 Fifth
avenue. Established 1858. wFsu
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ALLEGHENY'S TAX.
IL is Fixed at Mills for the Current
Year.

Year.
Receipts of the Allegheny Mayors Office
having been lower last year than usual, and
a larger appropriation being asked this year
for that department, Councilman Cochran
startled the Finance Committee last night
by asking why the receipts were lower than
the previous one, and if it was because there
was less drunkenness. and disorder, he
thought they could afford to do away with
some of the policemen. The question was
also asked as to what authority the Mayor
had for remitting fines.
CITY Solicitor Elphinstone said that the
remittance of fines was an authority as
sumed by all mayors on their own response
bility, but the legality of the action was
questioned by some of the best lawyers.
Mr.. Drum then moved that the appropria-
tion for the mayors Office be reduced just
what the falling off in the receipts amounted
to, which was about $1,000.
Mr.. Neeb wanted to know if the falling of
in the Mayors Office receipts did not show a
better condition of morals in the city and
evidence that the police protection was
better. Mr.. Drum said that he did not
think that the morals were any better, and
said that according to newspaper reports
the city was filling up with gambling
houses and houses of prostitution, and al
any rate he did not think the city was a
particle better protected than q few years
ago when the department was run on $40, ,00C
less money.
Mr.. Neeb amended Mr.. Drums motion
to give the police department the amoznt oi
money asked for, which was d trihe ovel
SIS, 900. The amendment was lost, ard the
original motion was carried.
The health department wanted s., 500,
which was an increase of about $1,000 ovel
last year. Mr.. Drum objected to the employ.
ment of inspectors, and thought such duty
should be done by day policemen.
The following reductions in appropria'
tions were made:
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The Health Department was given the
amount asked for, 81, 500
Mr.. Cochran then moved to make the levy
of city tax mills, and this with the high
school tax will make the levy about half
mill more than last year. Carried
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-03-06
OUR SECOND INDIA SILK

black with white figures; also dark and
light tcolorings-these are the best values
in this country to-day-a large variety
Of patterns, as there are one hundred
and fifty pieces in this lot-this is big
sale beyond question. A grand. collec-
tion, our regular stock of these popular
sTks-at 45c, SIC, Csc, C27-inchl 81, 81 IS
q so, in all the newest and most ex-
treme colorings and finest French
Printings.
Another lot worthy Of notices.
pieces, printed Jersey Silks (not
foulards) at IS cents; never sold less
than 81 over any silk counter.
New striped Surah Silks, 70 cents.
New striped Brocade satins, 81 Is
yard. 70
New Armure Royale Silks, 81 a yard,
spring shades.
New shades in plain Surah Silks.
New shades in plain India Silks.
Spring importations of Black Dress
Silks.
New Pskin Striped Armure Royals
Silks.
New plain Crepe de Chine. single and
double width.
New Brocaded Crepe de Chine, latest
patterns,
Special values IN Black Surahs, Black
India Silks, Black Royales. Black Peau
de Sole, Black Gros Grains (24inch, as
95 cents and at 81 Is yardl.
English suitings, in individual pat
terms. French Embroidered Robes, .
Ia Directoire. German and French
fancy combination styles, 81 90 to
finest.
5oinch, English effect, fine Wool Suit
ings, 81 25 yard.
The largest collection of Novelties in
Imported Dress Fabrics ever shown In
this city at this season, including .
large variety Of new effects in black and
white woolens.
French Challies. latest printings, best
qualities, at 35 cents and 80 cents q yard.
Fancy printed Mohairs; new designs
in English striped Mohairs, Plain
weaves, new colOrings, in challies.
New Broadeloths, in spring weights.
New English Serge Suitings.
New French Cashmeres. 50 cents, $50,
(4sinchl, 75c. 81 and 81 Is, special ultra
shades, dyed to our own order
4sinch all-wool serges, choice color1
at so cents.
Stylish all-wool Plaids, 50 cents .
yard.
Spring suitings, 50 inches wide, only
An cants n ward
New goods arriving daily in the Cloak
Room. Advanced styles in Misses and
Children's Wraps.
New arrivals In our already enormous !.
Wash Dress Goods Departments. Scotch
Ginghams, In fancy lace effects and en-
broidered stripe and side border styIsS
American Dress Ginghams, l0c to 25c.
satines-an the latest colorings-
French, 25c to Csc. American, 12'<eto
zoe.
Certainly the largest stock of New
Spring Goods ever displayed, and best
values, from Cslicoes to silks.
J1G. H1RNE K Id. s
PENN AVENUE STORES
aA4uv,
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B. & b.

b. E b.
Largest assortment of fine fancy fannels
to-day-elegant imported goods-the ladies
of these two cities ever had the pleasure of
inspecting. BoGGs & BUHL.
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SEE our display of mems fine neckwear.
JAMES 81. AIKEN & Co 100 Fifth ave.
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IN A REAL HURRY

Rebman-Well, we'll, we are waiting.
McKelvy-Don't be in hurry; these
things take time.
Yost-Captain. do you recognize this as
authoritative and do you release the pris-
oners?
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SOME INTERESTING RESULTS

have come from the establishment of the
Faith Home in Pitts6urg by Miss Moor
head. One of these is the fact that three
persons converted there and healed through
divine means of serious and apparently
hopeless diseases are now In colleges at
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Aorses ano Garriaaes.

RARE OPPORTUNITIES viii
"A purchase my stylish Kentucky bred
trottins and family ,I hSrse'
seven years old, is 1-2 hands high; sired
by Rer. Wilkes, be by Geo. Wilkes, the
great sire Of trotters; dam Kate wads.
driven by lady Or most tirnid person; not
afraif OF locomotives or music he has nc
record; / Will guarantee him cound, KIND
and gentle In every particular ana trot .
purchaser; will allow responsible purchaser
30 days trial to test him in every respect
I am not selling him for any fault, only
on account Of my continued III nealth also
new sidebar top Buggy. Portland Cutter,
set Road Harness, plush ana 6iack pear
Robes, Blansets, &C., &C.; wiz sell separate
groom. At nriyate stable. NO. 1928 WEST
eoTH-ST.. BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH
AYES.
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Qor1trn Iroperta Go Get

A SIX-RoOM, fully furnished cottage at
"A Lakewood Apply A. NJ. BRAD
SHAW, Lock Box "a" Lakewood N. J.
EOR RENT.-The large new stores on the
4 south side of Marketst. east OF 18th
ST., Philadelphia they are @ stories in
height. with finished basement, and have
steam boilers. hydraulic freight and passen-
ger elevators. and other modern convent
ences Apply at the Office OF Girard estate
10 South f2th-st. Philadelphia. S. s..
GAVIN. Agent 3
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Citp 1)roperip for Sale


A Elegant new four story houses In West
n. S5thst; Nos 4S, so and "a box
stoops cabinet trimmed; all the latest I'M
proyements. Inquire on the premises, or
Of JAMES A. FRAME. Owner ana Builder.
CORNER STORE, 922 2d-ave. Splendid
~ liquor stand. Apply 120 Broadway,
Room rs, Sd floor.
EoR SALE.-Three-st brick dwelling,
Il ~ rooms improvements; New-Hayen,
Conn. central location. For particulars
address L.W. MAXWELL. 507 East S5th-st.
EOUR-sToRY BRowNSToNE DWELL
Il ING, In perfect order, No. LII East
57th-st, New-York. for sale cheap. For
permit and terms apply at DURANT LAND
IMPROVEMENT Co. ! broadway.
10TH ST., 215 WEST s12, 500 cash VIII
OWNER 100 Broadway. Room IS. Sd floor
Brooklyn
EoR SALE OR LEASE.-Dock property
Il In Brooklyn Wallsbout" 10 10 20 lots;
the best site possible for coal, brick, lumber,
ice feed or general manufacturing lmmedi-
ate possession. Address j. ROMAN
BROWN. 81 West 33d-st.. New-York
nor SALE.-Ele9ant 3-story and base
Il ment brownstone private dwelling
high stoop; hardwood finish electric ser
vices and all modern Improvements. 495
Greene-aye., cor. Nostrand-aye., Brooklyn,
one short block from elevated station.
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GeaI Estate.

CITY, BROOKLYN AND COUNTRY
~ PROPERTY wanted for rent d. H.
FRENCH. 80 Pinc-st --
FOR SALE or to exchange for unim,
Il proved property; tenement neiRnOqfnood
south of 9oth-st.. including corner just com
pleted; for further particulars ADDRESS
p. II. CALLAHAN. 230 East 42d-st.
TIE YOU HAVE ANY PROPERTY you
4 wish 10 sell rent or exchange. city or
country, send description. HofT, TALL
COTT 4 CO., 1876 Broadway.
wi .Superintendont and manager OF estates
Collector, &c. Office, lis Prince-st.
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8ituatipns n,antsp--.,9tmaIss.

a pyyoEsRTIsENENTs FOR THE NEW.
SEIyGs6 AZ TTI HE fuHrr Gaft o II Is
m Tn.m p. m; $50 Broadway, between
until mypIs second ana Twenty,thira sts.,
s s Eighth.ave. 152 Sixth-ave. 1853
TTvvu9 . corner Fourteenth-st {: go
mi rhhiiIa-ave.. corner Forty seventh-st. 1,026
f,a, near Sixty-ilrstst. 1,70S
trTsrsVe loo West Forty -eeeond.st !:
Ninth.ave. and Sixty-eighth.st.. and 90 Lib.
Ty..s6. and the HARLEM OFFICE, $50
n'ase Onc-hundred and. twenty fiftli-st.. up Ia
y v. N. az renfllar nnlco rntcs.
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Real estate 10 gxrhanqe.


II XCHANGE-Fiye 6-story brownstone
H stores and nsts for New ork or Brook
Ign lots. VIII sell separately Or together !;
would entertain an exchange for a country
place or farm for houses. H. s. DHIS-
COLL, 80 Park Place
T. xCHANGE.-A desirable 3.story and
IA basement brick. stone and terTa-cotta
dwelling, cabinet trim bronze mantels, all
modern improvements. near Prospect PARK
Brooklyn, for country place or farm. II.
y. DHLSCOLIA 32 Park Place.
1877 * ACRE Virginia plantation; worth
o. ~ $40 600; % exchange for city prop
cTty. BAKER & BERGEN, ]. 136 eth-sve.
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Dressmaking.

N RESSMAKER--By hrst-ciass dress
~ MAKER, TO 60 out by the day or take
work home evening and dinner dresses and
tailor-made suits. S14 Parkaye.
II RESsMAKER-By o Hrst-class litter
~ and draper; wishes more engagements
BY the day; late OF one OF the leading
houses city reference. Address d., go
II RESSMAKING.-Mm Barre, modiste,
~ 30 East i0th-st. wishes 70 inform her
now win he hall drrsses shs will be pleased
TO see you. and guarantee satisfaction.
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Real Gstate tlDanieo.

w stone, with modern improvements, two
or three stories. neighboihood OF Prospect
Park; must DO In nrst-class cond ton and
locality. and bargain. Address by letter
only, ". H.. $50 Broadway New York.
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UCunirp propertp for Sale


A Won PARK, South Florida 20. 900
N acres high, healthful, fine land no
swamps, fever, negroes or liquor. Winter
gardening and range growing. Il. o.,
school. and school established and growing
EaSd No near ss S Sy ssl Sso
lew lew ssis-srs. 10 trscn' already sold i
acre lots IN centre only s25 each 10 TO 40
lasc fronts. Cheapcs; transportation rates
TO settlers. Send stamp for book Common
sense About Florida" free. or ''South Flor
Ia Progress sample weekly, free, or so
cents for 160-page illustrated book, "Florlda
Facts, Both Bright and Blue" No sdyer-
tisements, but plain, unyarnished truth, In
valuable to- settlers. 244-page edition,
.. II CROSBY. 90 Franklin.st. N. 7.
A 4 ELBERoN. N. J.-For sale, fine resi-.
fences. nearly new; acres, fine large
stable. elegant lawn near ocean and depot
bathing privilege: WIN sell cheap on account
OF i'll health. WILLIAM LANE, Frank
lin-aye.. Long Branch.
A SBURY PARK,-Ten-r room Queen Anne
"a cottage and one So room boarding. house,
provement- Same Is for rent II not sold
by February i. Also 60-room boarding
house, unfinished, 1 block from ocean.
Address OWNER. e19 Lake-ave., Asbury
A II YoNKERs. AT MUCH LESS THAN
"A CosT.-Attrsctive modern brick and
frame house all city conveniences; ample
grounds, stables, coachman's rooms &c. fine
river view; $685. 900 asked will sell at
sacrifice. Inquire Of BELLOWS & WAR
REN, Getty Square, Yonkers.
u EAUTIFUL village home. fine dwelling,
- IA rooms. cost 81, 500: stables, acre land
worth $4,000. ID. HoLB2ooK, Port
Jeryfs.
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for Sale

4OI 0Qlf
n ARPETs. Bargains In insists; %
" yard double extra Brussels carpet.
SIS; worth $50; a 20-yard good ingram,
81. ABRAHAMs, 274 7th-aye.
N ESK. For sale good roll top desk and
~ safe Call at CRESSY & CRoSBY's,
122 Fulton-st.
II OR sALE.-An original copy Of Hogarth.
Il NJ. j.. A., Box l,462, New-York 7. y.
nor SALE at bargain.-A second band
l. bar and ice-box. N called for imme-
dlately. Apply GROCER, care VIM Hen
ken. 10 Beach-st
nIANo, NEW UPRIGHT. cost $3.50;
Il will sell for 500; cover and stool j.
TRULL. 265 West 42d-st.
JABLE.-An elegantly carved marble.
Il top table, 2x6; store fixtures and
tables made to order. Northeast cor. 4th-
ave. and 33d-st.
Tt FRIGHT PIANo.-Used tut little; in
- perfect order; will accept any reason
able offer. Address CASH. JOG w. 42d-st.
On TO 40 BLACK WALNUT TkEES
cO for sale Address, with oner. Ia
NJ. BENEDICT Wabaunsee, Kan.
81, 900, 900 WTp G COST M Get our %f Ell:
MASSACHUSETTS, So GRANITE WORKS,
under Victoria Hotel. LAG Brosdway' W.
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flat h)anteo.

vxTANTED.-Furnish fat or small house
w until May. either down town or Har-
lem. Address. with particulars, RUT-
LEDGE, Tribune ONCE.