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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

Philadelphia with md's 70 PHELPS !. srgs cC vessel simD
Havana days with dse and passengers TO Jas Ward 20
s,er Morgan city Gardner days. With mdse
70 Steamer ns Cherokee Doane Charleston days
with mdse and passengers % VIM Clyde GO; 49, vv,th
md dss' and passengers TO X L Walker
Steamer Aisen6orn Lewis BALTIMORE with coal TO DOW
Steamer MARS Hawes Boston L walker. An, iron
and Empty barrels order vessel TO whitney GO and
en sng SarPs 70 order scS%e Bros
Bark Edith li3rl. Marvin London 81 days win muse "
BARK Ievuka IBrl Harris Antwerp AZ days win muse
70 BARK sssr Ass S as days. with md'o to or
der vessel 10 Punch Edye q co - "a p.rpadoes II
da 1,sih in ' Saiast 70 BOYD Hncsen. =.
c syN Island Tiad Sas s me- S c fr''n
Arrived yesterday
steamer Nacoochee Catherine Savannah days. with mdso
Atlantic tGer BarenborS ATsterda% 90 90 oAS' "''n
empty barrels to order; vessel to Theo huset w.
CLEARED
Steamer Wisconsin tBr, worrA Liverpool via Queenstown
Steamer pora eBr) Ash ~ Johns. NE. via HsnfaI-Bow.
n sesmer Caroline Miller Miller Monte Christi San Domingo
steamer Habana tspan, Havana ce6siIos , = Co
Steamer Gulf stream Iribou Wilmington, No-Wm Clyde
steamer sreakwater walker West Point vsod Dominion
Rs aaahea Sor Thomson Philadelphia Tohas Co.
Brig Carrie Mckinley, Marshall stThomas-parsOns
Loud.
Schr Eva Maud (3r. Holder Funoha Madera-A 4 Heney
scir X Flint Brown. Georgetown, Demerara-Mddeton
a Co.
SAILED
Steamers Ptoemy for Liverpool Thingvaa Copenhagen;
Eahana HaYana, Port Adelaide West Point Va
Brig Harry and Aubrey for Macoris.
Anchored City Island bound John Bailey for
Brisbane. .x.
Ship Hamilton Fish Mitchell from New-Yort for Antwerp,
Jan T. lat IS N. lon IS w.
or
FoREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Jan l3Arrved steamer Australia tBr), Nc
Jan i2Xrrived steamer Illinois, Spencer from West Point
Va - 49,. - -,
GLASGOW Jan i3-Arved steamer State OF Georgia tBr,
Mooda from New.YUrk
LARSE Jan Is Sailed State OF indiana (Br, Hoh
IA innI Glasgow hence for New. York.
SWANSEA Jan l2saed steamer Jersey City Br Govfer.
Eew-l York.
ISLE or WIGHT Jan l4-Passed Lepano (r) Nor
gan. from New York on her way TO Newcastle -,
YOKOHAMA Jan l2-Arrived steamer Glencagles DBL
Park from New-YOrk.
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
ECONOMY THAT DID NOT PAY.

A singular suit tried In the Passac County,
New-Jersey, Circuit Court at Paterson yesterday
Richard outwaier in 1880 offered to take the office
of Treasurer OF Passaic City at salary Of 800 Instead
Of the S400 fixed by ordinance, and was chosen with
this understanding He reelected and the Council
refused to pay him anything at all for the second
term Mr.. outwatcr was so offended at this that
he sued only for the full legal salary Of tho second
year. but for the balance which he had waived on the
first. Judge Dixon yesterday agreed with the
plaintiffs counsel that there no defence, as the
only point claimed by the city that Mr. outwater
had made a bargain with the Mayor. which. II was
held, that official had authority to mako for the
city. Judgment rendered for the ful amount
claimed but the question Of the first years salary Is
certified 10 the Supreme Court for decision as 10
whether tho statute OF limitations applies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

or those finest 0vercoats. that we
last week reduced 10 Si8, few re-
main-chiefy large sizes. That is
also true Of the odd trousers reduced
10 S..
What's the matter with the big
menu They should be more alert
when these soft snaps" are pass
ing around.
For bargain hunters there is some.
thing fresh every day in one depart
menl or another, while the general
stock is quite complete and will be
kept so; for our business is 10 serve
people the year round. Therefore,
whoever needs Winter Suit, Over
coat or Ulster should look in one of
our stores before buying.
The Full Dress Suit stock has been
recently replenished. Goats Of all
sizes from 80 10 "A inches breast
measure Si2 10 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
THE VICTIM OF A DANGEROUS SPORT

A dangerous sport in which some boys have been
lndulging the Greenville station Of the New
Jersey Central Railroad brought 10 termination
yesterday by the serious Injury OF one Of the boys.
The lads were in the habit of placing iron coupling
pins crosswise the track In order to see loco
motive knock them of. John KAY. Of No. 1877
Avenue E. put two pins on the track yesterday and
stood by until the fast express came along and
scattered them. Then he TO pick them up and
was struck on the head by the steps the rear
platform Of the last car The boy hurled into a
ditch and 10 thought he killed. but DR. Lime
burner restored him 30 consciousness and last night
he thought to be out Of danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board Of Aldermen. City Hail.
Creenwsld murder trial, Brooklyn c,
Trustees OF Normal College No. LAG Grand-st' '0o
p s.,r,. nv pr MaeArtaur, Calvary Baptist Church.
p. m. ..,us.
Henry Baannnes lecture before American 700
,,.nhIcai society Chiekefing Hail. p.
Opening OF lodgneh house for boys bss' f0f"e~'
1t, near Second-ave., p m ,,.
Building, 8 p.
Railway Club, No. 113 LIberty-st., p m
New-York Cremation Society annual meennss NO.
400 West Fffty-nipth-st, z 80 p.
Trustees OF the College OF the City OF New'fork
o. m.
~ 6. Grant Club meeting No. 10 Chariton-st.. p m
Institute OF Accounts University Buildrg 7;So D. m
Young Me Is CIR az Assoclat OF annual election
sockhol Brooklyn City Railroad annual election
Illuminated views from Ave continents, by r. u
Riley, Association Hall. D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

county prior to tho election ou' 'nat they never
reached him as treasurer
President Hill, Of the Common Council yesterday
announced the standing committees Tor the year
The principal charmanshlps arc % 'D"V~s. Finanoo'
n.r,n,en, Alderman Mccormack; Streets and High
r va Alderman Kane; Public Schools, Alderman
T;cmp.ey sewers and Drainage. Alderman Ballard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
NEWARK.

The Democratic County COMMITTEES is heavily In
debt There is an Indebtedness Of $1,000 TO the
County Clerk for naturazanons 1880 for printing and
smaller claims amounting in the aggregate to thou
sand dollars. Colonel z. L. Price, the chairman
OF the Committee, has been sojourning Of Old Point
Comfort and Washington. Senator Mcpherson, II is
understood has been appealed to TO settle the bills,
and colby refused Treasurer Raynor, Of the com
mitec says he has heard Of larze ssuf Into the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
ALONG TIE SOUND.

MISUNDERSTANDING Vincent preached AZ the
collection OF 60 500 was taken to defray the expense
Of church Improvements which had cost eo,ooo'
WEsTPORT Horace Staples, president Of the First
National Bank and founder Of the High School, wiz
be assisted celebrating his eghtyseventh birthday
on January 81 by two brothers, ages elBhtstWo ana
eighty-four and by sister, age ninety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE no Tells

PROMINENT AKKIVALo Al 1Ii1 ~ s-v,,,
EvERETT-John Munroe, Of Paris FIFTH - Srv
raa wu,leu nj Ramaey OF Cincinnati GIlSEY-
Judge j. NJ wooworth. Of Omaha HoFtslnN Is
A X Mcclure Of Philadelphia NEW-f ohhnn'. s Aau
r. HASKELL OF South Carolina ST JAMEo-S s,.a
s,eoeer of baltimore. WINDS0R-Chsres Eios NORTON
IA W w Goodwin OF Cambridge Mass
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LACEs.

JAMES McCREERY & CO.
Have this week a Special Sale of
Il ack Chantilly, Hand-Run Span
ish, Marquise Laces, FlOunces and
Nets. Chantilly, Russian, Point
d'Esprit Drapery Netts In Black,
Cream and all the new shades for
evening wear.
Point and Duchesse Laces,
FIounces and Handkerchief |;
Point and Duchesse Lace Shaw s
and Bridal Wells; Valenciennes
Laces and FlOunces; TOrchOn,
Medici and FlOrentine Laces, Neck
Ruching. etc.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE AI1hIzf0'IfN'
TO-DAY.
sun risss tbs Sets I63 Moon sets 800 hoonssxa IL
HIGH WATER.
M-sandy Root g.ie GOV Island. CAB Hell Gate 1892
I.A-sAndy Gas Gov. Island 7lO heh Sste o'ov
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OUTGOING STEAMERS
sonny
VIEWS.

SHIPPING VIEWS
PORT OF NETWORK ........... MONDAY. JAN. IL 1889
ARRIVED
eteamer Heveta arl cochrane. London Dec a. with dse
and passengers 10 w Hurst :.
Palermo 90 Gibraltar zS with fruit 10 Phelps Bros Co AT.
steamer RoSbure castle tBr Turin. Lcata Ney 70 via
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

HENRI A. DANIELS, VI. D,
3l9 WKsT l29TH.sT.
Diseases Nervous System. Gentle Urinary Organs,
Impotence and sterility. Hours . TO II. 6toS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

DR.. SANFoRD's LIVER INvTGoRAToR
IL vegetable for Rheumatism when caused BY oye
acid condition OF the system
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Announcements

CoRvELLs BENzorV COSMETIC SOAR.
The skin soap made Try II and DO convinced. Drug
gista IS cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

Wrichts Myrrh Tooth Soap. The Secret o
peAry White Teeth Cures gums and offensive breath
A gem for the toilet Try L. Druggists. rs cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

A change of officers has taken place In the Brooklyn
CITY Railway Company, but It win In no way AFFECT
the stand taken by the company in relation to their
men belonging to District Assembly No 20, OF rail-
way employees. full board Of directors was elected
yesterday and although there weo rumoS that
Daniel F. Lewis, president Of the company, had either
resigned or was going to resign, the rumors could
not be subsantiated Mr.. Lewis refused TO tak on
the subject. He told State Commissioner OF Aroiue
ton. F. F. Donovan that It would be no use for him
IN a.teu,nt settlement at present, but that later
the board might try If the road was tied up AS
sseublyman James S. Graham, exMaster workman OF
Dfstrict-Assembly No. 10, said YESTERDAY tnst hc uo
might occur any morning, probably the hrst stormy
0p4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
A GOOD WORK THAT PRosPERs
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE UNION FOR
CHRISTIAN WORK

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE UNION FOR
CHRISTIAN WORK
large number of the friends OF the brooklyn Union
for Christian Work attended the twenty-second an
nual meeting in the hall of the union at Nos % ana o'
schermerhorn-st, last evening Professor Robert W.
Foster presided. The Rev. A. d. Smith opened the
exercises With prayer The report Of the treasurer
I. n. Cary, showed receipts Of $15o27 30 ana diS'
bursements of S13,s73 40.
Professor Foster read the report Of the Board OF
Managers He referred to the intimate relation Dc
tween the three great charities Of the city, inc Society
for Improving the Condition Of the Poor the bureau
Of Charities and the Union for Christian WORK. all OF
which aimed to give such work to the needy as woulu
eleve their necessities without hurting them as men
and women. In the last year the Union had iouno
occupations for 800 persons The free reading room
had been ATTENDED by from one hundred to two nun
dred persons daily and the free lending library had
advanced steadily.
More intimate relations were desirable between inc
public school and the public library. Already inc
catalogue was In twenty-five schools. Professor
Foster made an appeal TO- free public library n IN"
CITY, He said the treasury of the Union had uenoe
of 81 $40 6. at opening OF the year, anu INV
handsome sur plus although II was not dangeI0usay
large Charles f. wingste and the Rev. H. fHoc
Collier made addresses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
RESPECT TO THE DEAD SURROGATE

The surrogate's Court in Brooklyn was adjourned
yesterday by Of the sudden death OF
Lott on Sunday In the Supreme Court rsonuons
of respect were passed, Judge Pratt presiding. and
the court adjourned as mark Of respect william
c. De witt, General B. F. Tracy and Judge FRAU
spoke Of the merits Of the dead judicial officer. AZ
the session Of the City Court ex-surrogaie Daley
moved an adjournment, and he, ex-Judge MOTIFS ana
Judge Van wyck paid tributes to the memory oil
Judge Lott The funeral will take place p NJ
tomorrow in the Reformed Church of Fatbush, whose
pastor. DR.. c. l. Wells, is brother-in-law Of the
dead man.
Haste is shown by tho Democrats OF Brooklyn III
the effort to all the place Of the dead man before nc
is buried Assistant DistrictAttorney Shorter spoke
10 Governor Hin Of william b. Davenport TOT INT
place yesterday and Thomas f. Pearsall ard Oeorge
b. Abbo were mentioned by their friends yes,e ,.
day The Governor appoint a successor 70 serve
until a new Surrogate is elected next fall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15
STATEN ISLAND.

PORT RfcHMOND.-Andrev Christian, age tnir,y
evs a shin teuairer was fatally injured yesterday
BIZ falling into the hold OF vessel AZ BARN snip9 aiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-15

Advertisements admitted late shess esssuus
~cemm~nd~d 70 the vesAers 81 The TRsU.
done BY mail with the advertisers win verfsrs
safety
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

Certain forms of political assessment amount
substantially to extortiOn by threats. Where
q subordinate in government employ receives
Rom his superior i'll Office an invitation, direct
or indirect, for contributions to assist the party
In power the relations Of the individuals give
t. the faintest suggestion OF this description
q e character of an enforceable demand The
element of compulsion is unmstakabIe. The
Clerk responds to such a request for money in
tie same manner as if pistol were pointed at
his head simultaneously with the demand.
B'tveen political assessment of this de-
scription and one in which an entirely volun-
tary and proper contribution is made by
clerk to meet the legitimate expenses of the
party organization of his choice there are nu-
n.erous forms and methods in which the ele-
uent of extortion appears in varying degrees.
The intent of the law is to protect the clerk
IN his freedom to make political contributions
or not. as he pleases, and in whatsoever direc-
ton he pleases. II should be enforced SO as to
strike every case into which the element of ex-
tortion creeps- 1t should not be so strained as
10 hamper the payment of the voluntary con-
tibutions of clerks by constituting as criminal
tie mere transmission to them by anybody of
Information where such contributions may be
sent Such q construction will abridge in
stead Of protecting the individual liberty of the
clerk in the matter, and. by reaction. will uiti-
mately destroy the substantial protection which
tile lav intends to give.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

Whether he is leading q body of troops
king Of France fashion-into the Soudan aud
out again, or settling terms Of surrender with
. South African potentate, whose followers had
been bought of with money when powder and
shot had failed to drive them, or raising scare
among the women and children Of England by
showing how easy it would be for a foreign
power TO invade that country, or accepting a
peerage in return for graceful dispatch Of
compliment to the royal family which tickled
the queens fancy, or writing articles for q re-
view about remote events of whose details he
knew next to nothing-in any Of these situa-
tons Lord Wellesley is picturesque and inter
esting. He will doubtless maintain his reputa-
ton to the full when he comes over here to
attend the unveiling Of the Lee monument at
Richmond. II he can be induced to take o
eonspicuous part in the exercises he will be
doubly welcome. for he viii be sure TO treat Us
To- sensation This visit will also enable him
10 look over our battle grounds and other wise
extend his acquaintance with q part of the
world and an episode in history of which his
present knowledge is in inverse ratio to tn o
nmount be has said ABOUT them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

The NY. Sun is playing Mephistopheles for
the benefit Of any Fausts who may be discov-
cred among the new members Of Congress. 1t
bangles before the eyes of the latter the prom
he Of ''undying fame" if they will only attack
openly In the House civil service reform. As
this step would involve political dishonor to
the members party and probable political an
Initiation to the member himself the nature of
the undying fame which he would earn is
obvious The classic youth who set fire to
the temple of Diana at Ephesus in order to
perpetuate his name suggests the only style of
man TO whom the Suns invitation Will be apt
10 appeal with any force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
RBeUL.R AND SPECIAL PRrcEs

Since Dress Goods and Trimmings and Buttons are
to be offered at Special Sale Prices Monday Tues
day and "Wednesday October rs 20. 800 it's Just as
well you should know about regular and special roes
REC LIAR PRICES are the prices marked in plain
figures on all goods-prices that are q much smaller
advance on the wholesale price q II we dds eredi,
business-prices that are only possible with . cash
business.
SPECIAL PRICES are reduced prices advertised
during special salesprces little above the whole
sale figures that they be quoted only for certain
days-prices that of our advertising methods
prices that could not be quoted had the losses in.
cidental to a credit business.
,o. THE PALAIs ROYAL
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SPECIAL SALE PHrcrs
IN THE
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT


DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
FOR
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,,
toct 2sD Coct. 29D Coct. BOD
10 PER CENT DIscoUNT-ren per cent OF
marked prices Of entire stock Of French Robes These
Dress patterns have the Trimming included The
very lovely effects and the very modest prices are well
known 10 many of patrons. who win be pleased 70
Jake advantage Of this opportunity. You know we
have but one Of kind and you know the moral dou.
your
WARRANTED BLACK srIKs.-The following
special sale prices for Goods for the wear Of which
zoe responsible. A written guarantee for the
asking.
Black q. @. Silks 81 instead Of Ell. 10 yard
Black q. q. Silks. 81 .25 instead Of sl.36.
Black surah silk. 7ec. instead Of OIL.
Black Faille SILK sl instead Of sll9
Black Fs.lle Silk. sL25 instead of sl.3e.
eE OF course II these Silks are not good values a
regular prices, the special sale prices farce We'd
like you TO compare with the credit store suks The
answer will be mute but eloquent
BLACK WOOL DRESS GooDs.-Compsre the resu-
lar prices Of these goods with the credit store prices
That's only fair. because the special prices are
only temporary. We would be fair.
4o-inch Mohair Brillantine, Soc. instead Of CSC
45-inch Cancels Hair. 75c instead Of Csc.
42-inch Striped Serge. 75c instead Of Csc
45-inch Melrose Cloth. 75C instead of Csc.
TIE PALAIs ROYAL
(Conttnued belovD
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CARHART & LEIDY.
s2s TN 1t. and 7o6 K st. Nv.

OPPENEEIMER's
DECORATIVE ART ROOMS
514 9th ST. NV.
NEW MArERIAI.S.
SATIN DAMASK. ~ inches wide, a. per yard.
New colors in BOLTON sHEETING, az inch. al
per yard
SILK MAIL CLOTH, 81 inch. 90. 75 q yard.
WHITE BOLTON SHEET1NG IL inch WIDE, Soc
HANDSOME DAMASK SQUARES, Sl2.
DOYLIES to mach. a. per dozen
TABLE RUNNERS new designs for Roman en-
broidery. 81. so each.
New designs for BED SPREADS AND sHAMs
HEMsTITCHED SQUARES. stamped in new d.
signs. S5c.
Our Stamping Department, the most complete in
the city, all work frstclass and done while YOU wait
Over 2 600 designs to select FROM Special designs 70
to order.
oPPENHEIMERs,
sl4 9Th st. nv.
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CHANCES Hens AND THrKE.

GLAScEs HERE AND THEKE.
What more aesthetic than the Persian scarss for
draIins easels pictures. chairs &c Such medley Of
ooiors and typical Oriental designs and only 80 cent.
each. No better sold last season at so cent.
l7c scarfs that are more modest in colorine. IL
cents ssuspiciously low price but You may exp.c,
price surprises during the Palais Royals sp>cis,
sales
esc China SILK scarfs. l,sxx yards. How these Ar
Shades differ to the ssudy coio % dear 70 our grand
fathers time The designs Of foliage in coiors % true
to nature that they seem real
% China silk scarfs with silk Boiling Cloth. end.
Handpainted yandyke points and sik Tas.el at each
point.
s2.es China Silk Scarf. with Boiling Cloth end.
embroidered with the new Rope stitch.
e3.es China Silk scsrfs with Hand painted leave.
outlined with Rope stitches
75c Slipper Pincushions made Of piu.h ana Rih,on.
sL75 hacushious-a wealth Of Lace and Ribbon.
Soc. Gold Lace Tides 4 yard squsre.
t3. es Gold Lace scarfs I yard long
elos Purh Pin Cushion OF Half Moon shape sus-
pended by long silk ribbons
s1.50 silk Plush whisk Holden hsndsomeiv hama.
embroidered
$500 Val Lace Toilet Sets 4 pieces.
90 DO Val Lace Toilet sets, trimmed with ribbona
lac. Mexican work Tides
e5c. Mexican Work Bureau scarfs
&1-29 Ribbon Trimmed Toilet sets q pieces.
HINTS FOR YOU.
Ladies are invited 70 inspect stock with , view
Of home work. We have all the materially.
You will hnd you will make no saving by doing the
work yourself but understand that many prefer 20
decorate their homes with their own hHndiwork
&c. yard for lot Of SILK Frinses for decorating
Silk scarfs.
&C. for two skeins Of wash SILK. or twelve for osc
Toe. ayard for China Silks in nfty-two different
shades.
25c. for three Antique Lace Tidiea
44c for satin Pin Cushion forms in square round
triangle and oval
loc Laces for trimming purposes
lie Ribbons ~ inches wide. warranted every
thread silk. VIII not crease
SECOND FLOOR DEPARTMENT
These are to be outlined with wash silk 4ac IN
GIGS for Boiling Cloth sczrfg, with Fruits and
Flowers printed in natural colors
acc. 10 sl.35 for the Table Covers
The following special prices for tomorrow only
in the stamped goods department
2Jc. splashers, stamped and drawn for lac
39c. scarfs e yardsD, knotted Fringe for pc
S9c. Monte scarfs. stamped and drawn for t3sc
4Sc. Monte Splashers for sec
Csc. Monte and D-ms ask Tray Covers 3ac
25c. Stamped Pillow shams for 4 DC
sl9S Linen shams, stitched In brsiding psttern
sl.6s.
lSc. Hemstitched Linen Doylies for loc.
,c...,.,,- THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

Chief Arthur's reelection to the head Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers shows
that body of a. able and intelligent mechanics
o. there are in the world appreciates man of
strong common sense whose voice IL uniformly
against strikes as . mode Of righting the
grievances of workingmen.