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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25

COTToN-On the spot quiet and without change Of
moment Sales 437 bales for consumption Port receipts
o. 90 bales as against 2o7d9 bales last week. and
1852 bales for the time last year. Since sepem;
her the receipts the ports have aggregated f2o4SIO
bales comparing with 144S,Sl4 bales for the CORE
laops are based on American standard Of csssla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
HInsiral 5nsirnmenis.

NUMBER OF slightly used upright and pianos
"A OF our make. which specially selected and usec
By the artists Of the Metropolitan Opera House COMPANY
during the past opera season, viii BE- sold a. hbera
reduction from regular prices.
WIZ. KNABE co.. ii2 5th-ave.. above 1eth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.york, Thursday. Jan. 24.-BEEvEs Receipts IS
carloads all consigned direct w n inc Eastman II cars
for j. Stern and IS for Fast SIDE Tosng
demand for the 20 carloads held over yes'eruSy NA~
asSnss9. supply s and gss . r ss ~
ing az i9S7S; prime and choice a. iidsc snd hsn'
chicago dressed Texan beef a. e S 2S0aOn quote Rs
frigerated beef lower and selling at $50 or aean
shipments to-day from this port 14o cattle and d,sc
quarters OF beef In the Heveua ana tns Ssss ana ~
Bermuda takes out 4s oeeves AZ auaf'eiS Oh 'e'' NV
head rec s:ey ssss Sd Ss. ,u tsTS sn
Tor good cows but common stock Is slow Kspofts'
ss q ss SsS Ct ~
and not previously reported we're i7s bead The neess
o SsGs on a 10 FSs Ssss so ss Ice n and
very ss sSss IA enough for the
demand Dressed sTsssers s0d s S Ave. a. and
SHEEP AND & Is ss5lSas: g ssa;
and 10 carloads were held over Yesterday Firm ana
S S SEss Of ds asS a.. .sdt Sos dull
about 10 carloads carried over az ooth.s 20 - ,oo
o sSd carload e ari II Choice is sSse stock %
Prime lambs ranged IN price from g 81 IL % o. 90
prime qualify syuf arm a. Lee Dressed lambs sold at 50
OS saos-Newton enlea los ohIS sheep 3 - II oOs
S Stale t dS g - = T. a. !; 81 Ia "a 49, "
p ssSlsr CO. i7S Indiana Sheep IS m = g Isl
6 %? !O 80 &c Die 81 faess:
b assSsa u Dsr.y 100 sheep 81
a. e a. q ~ q per s iGY o sDs sf.s 6 Ss r
Hume & Mullen lo5 state Sheep common SO n, 40
~ s 10 carloads Of soo7 heaalo carloads
at 4othst ana carloads a. Jersey City None Tor sale
ccunsry Dresssd n for Light Pics but dun for Heavy
Lower Jerseys; Sds 1-ee for Upper Jerseys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
LIVE STOCK MARKETS rELEeRApH.

cuc.ao Union stock Yards IT. The Droverg
Journal" reports Receipts 1900 head shipmsnS
81 90 AMI Feeiers 81 1908 S. Bulls and
MIXED 81 zoos 10. Texas Cattle 81 1898 SO Western
Hogs-fsceips $4,000 head, shipments soc9 MARKET
weak Mixed 81 70dsi %; Heavy - f'Ss4 w Asns
sheep -Heceipts loo head shipments $500 market
irregular Natives 81 90 dtS Az Woserh sorneu - S"~
"a H. lambs So % ass 10
ST rous Ian "a Cattle Receipts 1900 head; shipnents
.n siow Choice Heavy Native Steers ~ 10
s 90 Fair 70 Good 90 5Oas4 10 Butchers Steers Meeiuq
~ 10 al so stockers and Feeders Fair to 0oo1
Al sy@9 rs Hangers cornfed So o0esS SO Grsssfcd,
u p,,pss 5000 head shipments 1000, market
.tssSy choc Heavy ani Butchers Selections 81 7oa4 80
pacing Medium 20 Prime ~ UOd4 10 Light dfsaess
Oriinnry 70 Best ~ So4t so 500
Fair 10 Choice So 00dsi go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25


Net cash balances SOS SCI 7e5 s29s 57e417 Inc s5e22
The foreign exchanges were duh, with rates for
long bills relatively frmer than FOR short; but
there is no change in the quotations 1or business,
which are as follows: Bankers bills, at 50 80 ID
and 81 SO 7-s respectively for long ana short
sterling: French francs at $50 ana oi3 5-o !,
reichmarks at 05 3-S and 90 7-S, ana guiiders az
40 and 40 l-2. ,,a =. .ho,,
The governors o. the Bank OK England at Their
weekly meeting to-day reduced its rate ior as
count from 4 TO 3 1-2 per cent During the week
the bank gained f420, 600 bullion. and the pro,
portion of its reserve TO its liabilities was ralseo
from Al 20 TO 1888 per cent, against an advahce
from 4235 to $3.50 per cent in the same week
of last wear, when its rate for discount was per
cent To-day the bank lost EIOO, 600 on balance.
The weekly statement Of the Bank of France shows
gain of 900, 900 francs gold, and q gain oil
2,400, 900 francs silver. The Bank OF france re-
dueed its rate of discount TO 1-2 per cent AT
the London Stock Exchange British consols were
firm at former quotations. Bar silver was steady
at Az SD per ounce English standard Amerl-
can railways generally opened lower, responsive 70
Yesterdays late home market but they rqleu
higher than the equivalent of home quotations.
and advanced in the face of this mornings further
depression in the home market AZ Paris French
per cents were easier at S2.92 IL, ana slgnt
exchange on London declined TO 1928 IL francs
Ia thu 4,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Gfrurslons.
ICE CARNIVAL AT MONTREAL,
FEBRI AIRY 4TH TO 9TH.


ICE CARNIVAL AT MONTREAL,
IL FEBRUARY 4TH TO 9TH.
Iobogeanng snowsheeng. lee Palace. Fancy Dress Ball
At the Windsor Hotel, &c, &c.
For programmes, railway excursion tickets and accom-
nodaons In drawing and sleeping cars, call on the
Agents OF the
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD,
at Nos l. 413 785 and 942 Broadway, 10 Park Plaza
90 west 126thst. Grand Central station and 1Ssth.st
staton $3.50 Washington, and 730 Fulton st
and 39S Bedford ave-, Brooklyn.
Trains for Montreal leave Grand Central Station az
a M daily except Sunday, with drawing and
at 80 D. daily with sleepngcars running through 70
Special sleeping and be chartered for the
OF private parties "
STARIN'S EXCURSIONS
Books sA.M. to 5 PM Daily. Season
Now Open 10 AM. 10 p. N. Sunday Of 1889
Apply for Illustrated Book descriptive of the largest
and most complete
FLEET or EXCURSION BOATS AFLoAT
Also and desirable
GROYES AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.
Pier Is, N. R., foot Cortlandt st.
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6otels.


&&& ID zA 14&4SG&A -
Eeventh-st, between Broadway and SHAVE.
LOCATION GENITAL.
IDEAL FIREPKOOF BUILDING.
A few elegantly furnished suites OF two 20 ak
rooms left
Csisine and service unsurpassed. Terms favorable
for winter ROBERT j. BRADY, Manager
MANSION HoUsE--BroonyD uelghtA
I1 Directly opposite WaD.st. New-YorE
nfteen minutes from n Y City Hall Walst and Broad
way superior accoEm0datons reasonable rates; select
family and transient hotel 200 rooms.
J. G. VAN CLEAF Projectors
I oDGINGS.-New- England Hotel 80 Bowery 200
II light SQUARE rooms 40c.. SOC weekly. 81 90 80
THE N0RMANDIE
MCPHERSON SQUARE
WASHINGTON. ID. {.
III. NJ. CAKE.
Proprietor.
The newest best furnished aud most complete hotel
az the Capital strictly nrst-class.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25

<-o1LEsIArE SCHOOL FOR GIRLS ESGLEwoop
u ieopens September 20, Preparation Tor col
tea speeisiy Pupils admitted o Ysssar wellesley
s<6 spoiff IN or sertifeatc. ADALINE ". aTERLING
TFoEE and DAY SCHOOL FQH GIRLS, THE ELAiB :
~ s6hnghsd Msss, Miss Porter Prlnclpa Pupils
o1)nH nsshsc tor children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25

HAVANA MARKETS
zHkvANA Jan 24.-epanish gold 239la 023es. Exchange
sfe&dy. Sugar quiet
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3 AmerIcan standard q elassIa.
STAINED

Good Ordinary lilo Low Niddling. ......8 7le
Weakness the main feature in The speculative ,ine
much vim Prices declined sdt points early nom which
there were only few slight variations closing steady with
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es,27o, es7 2s.c71.ses Dec ses,7e4
2s,ss.,s1s sO,l7e,se4 Inc. 4sa.S4S

so17 ,o5 sss s2l7, 1857, 2se Inc. 1921, $50
16l4f8459 48,209. 13l Dec POI. 32s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25
Art Schools

NI from October "a In Drawing, on ana wsterecof
painting, Stu Lifs Flowers and Landscape China Paint
ans ~" NO es WEST 2sD-sT
References. Mr.. D. HUNTINGTON President National
Academy OF Design Mr. william Hart, NJ A. MI. James
~. Hart NJ A. Mr.. David johnson. N. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25

Net legal tenders
ON hand.
Actual cash I'm
Treas'y vaults
over 0utstand'g
certificates
Deposits In banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-25

consider this Magazine Of the best we receive
In point OF mechanical execution IL is by ali ouds the
best"-Pittshsrg Christian Advocate
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

=. a. a. la
A well known ouelnes. man OF .nn ncns
SENDS 10 tnct ana ooofe snvs
rsceivsd By him frcm Eneiand spPr
Tor financial aid iot otpnsn nCn -. -
London. ne fcrciDly remsl: H ~
nations senoins psupen ~ C..M @ M.S - 49,.
America miens y - 80 sS..sS.,. O a.
no@s .,.. cSss,s !, ,.sss,. ~ ss,. s,od From ns
Isnd. italy and Other countries. The
tr.ct 4 Z little red hook, "The Ono
Shilling Baby. m incident Of the London
slaye trads. . peics AZ 'pence per dozen,
and the envelope bears The address
DIR. T. ]. Bsrnardo, oiIice.of the Homes
Tor Orphans and Destitute Childrsn, IS
70 c6 Stepuey Csuseway, London, Eng
land. "Pleese aflx stamp before post
insn n, A circular enclosed In tho tract
issn eloquent appeal for cid signed by DR..
Bsrnsrdo. who ssys that he ista'kipg care
of 5000 moor children. Poor man !!
| Eosiand q cart ainjy In q desperate strait
n - cannot take care OF her poor with.
ont calling upon America. With oil her
boastine that she ID the richest nation In
the world, it would seem that che II also
the mesnest. Men and nations ore always
better for self reliance, and Il may be
rough on the children, but Il would be .
positive kindness TO England II sl a., 1;s
pealed TO in this way would err.
and resentfully refuse n. t -. r..
It is pity enQ,le-. '.s ss.... W. .-.' g. -, q
charity st btdoSo " lenoso eis, ~. !.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

q 1asnsusa ~ ~ asssssa - posslyee
pals s6oe1ly Sflss mi16lehI NJ nosnes
We bosn = ln1iaeA y l052s eea0loe ~ q
Hasvoe4 - pen0e1eoo ~ swo1V y
D. JDoIo, No He ~ 9 90 H. Q
oo0nOi pleoo judgA He vo oleeeee -
Forty .eeG6th ono so0h eucceo0io9 Uoo9sSe
@ 3 DeuSoossA end VS. 20 elected lees MI
70 Ne Flfty.6fse
JoHx BaYsoN, bosn asd nised o I6e
Weloh mounoalD, Lenoostoe 0ounty, Pa
Vos olou1od mayor two Wooko go Il eho
iareo otfy Of Loo Augo1oA coly otx 0lloo
n dl0Ooolo0a oooh Wuy ood COue11nlog
olehsy Thousand inhabiSaaeA Nj. Dsyv06
IOh ihe welsh moustAin so1e yeoes 80
poos, and y now mayor d thie growing
e1sy, y worth two millions au0 y femefk.
0blo businoD ma1s - veil = . yefy
0otogpvising oilixsn Letter 10 New Hot
laAd Clarion.
KrwswA, The new King Of Uganda.
scoordiD9 % . cnsssspondsot Of M
New York World y Q voTy dlf-
| fsront cseasufo fro0 his pso0ecee'
~. m bro9hse MWanga Ki4ewa - I
/ thin, aCsive, Yssslsss msa, Who llkes BIZ
| missionary more highly ss6sooed than doe
hie brother. He also dinsrs from Nwangl
In that ~ never kilis . WIN before break
~, bolng somewhat dyspeptio end no
fond of bloodshed before 30 he's bed hh
OofYeo and . olgsfostA He 10 more pro
groGsivo than MWunea In BIZ attire ouo ~
Vsyo WeasS q the very leoet nooklo0o end
/ IN lntollIeone oxpfoool00.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24
That Costly Third Glass.

Tnot CoSvIy 1htr0 CleSs.
Judge cPhers0n, with whom Judge
olnouton concurs, decides that Lebanon Is
acity oe the third class, the acts Of 1876 and
1eS7, making additional classiAcations Of
oitlns, being invalidated by the supreme
oourt. Lebanon voted to become Q city
- 1856, wLsn there were five classes Of
'elties under the act Of 1876; and 1t was
Rged that, - that law Was abolished,
- conditions under which she voted
- become . city had changed, and
- was still . borough. Judge
NAP Pherson, however, holds that she voted
osnerally to become city; and that the
difference between the acts OF 1874 and
1s7e Was not Of such Importance, at any
nts, - to materially change the condi-
gt3ons under which the borough resolved
- become city.
Thsre h still question, however, about
H. act Of 1874. The supreme court
rs decided that the section of it which
maks It optional with cities to embrace
=, = unconstitutional; but the case which
lecidas this IL to be again argued and the
Aeeidon may be changed and, moreover,
- judge holds that a. only one section
sne The oct 10 challenged, and a Lebanon
had the lo,OOO population which enabled
4 1t TO become city under it, provisions,
tt did 90 become by its vote and OF the
lowest or third class.
The consequence OF this position he
& Aeclares to be that 1t comes under the
pgovision Of the license act Of 1887, which
yequIrea dealers in cities of the third class
- pay $500 for liquor license. That bill
ogovided Tor such payment in the first
ohgse elabes Of cities and $500 in all other
loaos but ~ there are no "Other cities !"
1&eG tbs acts Of '76 aud 'S7 are given the
lp dc grace OF the supreme court,
{ zDothing remains but $500 license. This
~ not the legislative intention un-
s(Ieabtedly, but it is what their laws say !;
+ ~ they govern the situation.
% Consequently all who have paid $500
~ . license have paid e200 too little, and
ND1nss should not have been granted to
Mn. Tho licenses have all been inn.
poperly Grautsd 10 this county. for In.
nnce. But the people who have them
80 a6ocd 70 say to the court thst ought
- 70 hsye granted them, (" What are
oa o0ny 70 do about 1t ?" The
- can hardly puniah them for
llng without license and It viii
~ = alout - difficult 70 collect
- eo1asoe OF 900. Psrhspsif II II would
~ anou 70 do Il, It might accomplish
aoonuW there are still three months
- "a Iieeuss unsxpired and 1t any
= - court hes the landlords under
oneuh and can make them dance
- 4 pissys We venture TO think,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

BOUND In number 97 Of the consular
reports just Issued u the famous report Of
Consul VIM. do II. Washingtou, on Amer loan
agricultural implements In Uansds. When
this gentleman stated bsfore the preai-
dential election that IN American farmer
could save three dollars by buying
American made plows In Canada the high
tariff mon treated the story - an absurdity,
manufactured for campaign purposes, not.
withstanding the fAct that Il was publish cd
officially among the advance sheets of
consular reporta The Oliver chilled plow
was offered TO Mr. w Warrington In quar- titles
ct London, Ontario. for $40 and Il sold
ct retail for Si2 The same plows sold at
the factory In the United States for Sl4
Wholesale, Bic Tetail. Prices OF other makes
showed . similar difference In favor of
Canada, In spite OF the IS per cent duty
levied by ths Dominion government and
the freight.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24
II oKo soar.
Koko Soap.
IT WILL FLOAT. 1T WILL FLoA.
IT WILL FLOAT.
IT WILL FLOAT

PURr, UNIFORM and DURABLg In qual.
~, economical in use. A vegetable oil soap
Tor the LAUNDRY. TOILET ana BATH.
Adapted 70 general household use, or in
MILL, MINE or saOP. II your grocer docs
not keep II, send ms centa for postage. ana
wo will mall q cate FREE. Address,
II. q q. A. ROEV@R,
nov27 iyTu,Th.S ClNCINNATI, q.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

The Senate 10 evidently impressed with
the conviction that the United States needs
70 show . firm front 70 Germany ON the
samoan question, and has appropriated
$500, 900 Tor the immt diste use OF the gov
ernment in maintaining our position there,
besides sppropriating 500, 900 to purchase
and tit up coaiing station. There may bs
music out there, and will be II Germany
does not haul in her horns.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

Mr.. HARTFORD PERRY BROWN, OF
Beaver county, made . great noise Q,
Harrisburg ON Wednesday, In his insult.
Ing and foolish attack upon the patriotism
OF Democrats. Lest anyone should think
he 10 man OF weight We note that this
most striking incident Of his career %
skesched In Smulrs hand bo0k u his Or.
potntment TO the West Point military
academy In 1873, and Iss'gnation the fol.
loving year.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

JOSEPH J. BARrLETT, at present second
deputy commissioner Of pensions, went
ont 70 Samoa In 1879 10 acospt an appoint.
mout - premier Of that government under
tas Legislature, there being q that time
no king ON tho throne He hes been inter.
viewed by World reporter and says that
though nnprepared now 70 judge OF the
merits OF tho rival claimants 70 the throne,
hs would from his knowledge Of the
German policy have no hesitation In saying
ing that Tamaseso II mot the man
simply because Germany supports him.
1.-THE Germans are oonslstent only
In being In the wrong" He ssys that
his own efforts 70 atraightsu things out
failed because OF his arrest BY Admiral
Chandler, Of the United States navy, under
charge OF violating Q law os The United
States which provides that IN American
citizen taking part In . foreign civil war
msy no srressed and prohibited from such
action. VI the Germans he says they were
Intriguing then - now 70 gain possession
OF the islsud BY stirring mp strife among
the people. '0ermany hes practically
enslaved the BsmoanA There ID hardly .
white man In the Kingdom who 10 not In
her psy and hor service, aud the native
who dares TO say or do anything offensive
to Germany IL ground down under those
pstiy prosecutions to which none but
Germans ever descend. You may depend
upon II that tho reports which reaoh us do
mot exaggerate the evils OF the situation or
the misdeeds OF the GermanA"
Mr.. Bartlett 10 plainly very strongly
rrsjudiced sgsinst all Germans snd cannot
believe that there IL any Justice or good In
them. In fact from the immode crate tone
OF his remarks It 10 very fortunate thai
Admiral Chandler removed him from the
psemisrship Of country whore nations
mingle and blind prejudice In the govern.
mont would never do No doubt the Ger.
mans have pursued an arbitrary and
ambitious policy with annexation In view,
but We refuse TO believe that there 10 any
inherent msanness In the national charac-
~. We Americans have followed the
ssme plans In our dealings with the
Indians, only our conduct hes been ten
times worse In meanness, injustice AND
cruelty.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

hovuvu, that Il win ~ indlspossd 70 ese'f
~ matter up, and win ~ ~ licensees
live ont thslr tern n psacs, laWlen
though u psgformanes =. It - . CO.
in which masewly innetivity hprescribed
by the condition Of patisnt and doctor.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

Perhaps you may be pleased
to know that the methods Of
our January business are CIV.
Ing the desired result-sales,
big sales. Bargain spots all
over the store.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

The mystery surroundine the sudden
dissppearapcs Of Thomas Conway, Of New
SUFFOLK, N. Y, on Jan. y, the day he was %
have bcon married to3 Mlss Mary sullivan,
has besn cleared mp Yestsfdsy afternoon
Henry Knssland, iarmce near nassucs.
N. Y, on going 70 his barn. found n
the hey.mow Q man who was insane and
nssFiy dead. He was idsnsinsdl nf' nm nsss
mis.ipg pridegroSWUlpr drrios The nishI
~ HsnoSSpt sS 70 day recovered his ssnses, end
Wfd The extraordinary story that he bed
been In the barn since the day Os his die.
appearance, and that oil the food no he'd
he'd IVES what milk ho got from the cows
He said he was unable 70 account for BIZ
strange actious Nothing was known o
Conway's dtsappearsnce until the suests
he'd assembled for the wedding ceremony
and the appointed hour had passed, end
when u Was learned that Conway hat
drawn e40O from the bank that day it We
feared thss he had met witt foul play. Tn
money wss found Intact In tue youpl
mans trunk at bis homo.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

RANlMARUED
It, will come opportunely when
you want two or three Scarfs
before the Spring arrivals.
Chsstnut stessG sides wsSt q na1n A1slA
The Curtain Auction-with-
out the auctioneer-drew .
large company yesterday
About half Of the no lots went
and the balance will 20 to-day
probably. Maybe your LOT
Is here this morning. but won't
be this afternoon. See yester-
days catalogue.
second floor. north OF Transspt Sosr sis-
vat0gs.
The a.quart size Of Excel
sior Cooking Crooks Is the one
you've been asking and asking
for: 1000 here today. With
lid, asc.
Basement, northwest Of centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24

To look upon bright. beautiful baby and
remember that the only medicine IL ever
takes II Dr Buil's baby syrup. certainly ccp-
verts another family 70 the use OF the rovnedy.
sThe sight Of an ugly inf smed boil or sore.
10 sav nothing OF is dangerous tendency,
should induce Any sufferer TO try Laxador.
tho infailible remedy for these troublesome
blood disorders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-24
Paine's Celery Compound
WANANAR0R'S
PurIADsLruiA. rhursaay. jan. ~ las

PurLApsLruiA, Thursaay. jan. ~. ias.
What il Berlin and Washing.
ton are at odds about Samoa !
You are too sensible to let
diplomacy debar you from 2
Berlin Jacket at half price u nt
and STYLE a.. rfgnt. lhe story
w.. soid the other day. They
are samples from Berlin sent in
such numbers as would lead
you to think that no two women
In America would wear Jackets
alike. They came in and piled
up by the thousand. but they
have been going out by the
thousand at the exit prices, 81.
| So, $4, IS. The last choice may
be the best as fresh Jackets are
brought to the counters fast az
room is created by sales.
You will find them to. day Ia
Chestnut street entrance.
Perhaps you may be pleased
to know that the methods Of
our January business are CIV.
Ing the desired result-sales,
big sales. Bargain spots all
over the store.
The wind whipping the spray
from the crests Of high running
pillows is the metaphor for the
early sales OF rare Ginghans.
The new styles for this year are
the song and laughter Of color.
Some, many "f1ew like the
down of a thistle" soon a.
opened, and are still flying.
But the glc.y Is not all to the
Scotch. Yankee "me too.'
Massachusetts Gingham in
plenty, delicate as "Summel
evenings latest sigh" To en-
JOY the rare day in June, wher
. it comes, buy and prepare now
Let no hurry then disturb tn,
peace of glorious Summer.
i There are styles by the hun
dreds. Mostly novelties.
, | Northeast OF CENTRE
On the right Of the Chestnu
street entrance way Is a glas.
case, and under the new stair
way from Transept to secont
floor is another. Stop first a
one, then at the other, and feas
your eyes on textile art.
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ued by Shanghai Chinamer
: completed by Lyonnais French
: men collected in these case:
and so placed that your eye
are feasted by effects OF colors
> most pleasing, are some of til
India Silks OF the season. Earl
J. arrivals, many of the choic
\ styles in very small prices; NOR
. sorts at the counters than tn
cases will show. Prices 2
cents to $3.50.
!, That's enough to tell.
! West Transept.
A nerve.restorer. Pollock
Dress.Fitting system. A ftte
waist lining 81. Your ow
material, lined, fitted, an
It basted, So for a waist.
a Orders are very large. o.
g ders filled in sequence an
!. promptly.
second floor. Chestnut street.
: One OF the hardest things fc
{ women to understand is no,
: such Muslin Underwear price
4 4 are possible. There's the CO:
}; OF cloth and the cost OF making
9 and here's the thing for les
!, than the two foot up! HON
!; sewing is likely to become
: memory, except with extravs
Z giant folks.
q Chemises:
~ Muslin. with ruiiie on neck ana sleeves.
- IS cents.
= Cnmbric, ToIchon yoke. and Torchon
edge ON reck and sleeves. 6S cents.
"a i Muslin. with wtuc neat HamburR yoke
on neck and sleeves 80 cants.