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r. ApPR41sEMENrs SET ASIDE
The Merchant Appraiser Said to Have
Been Interested In LAuoIeum.

Assistant Secretary Tichenor Of the Treas
ury Department cent yesterday to Collector
Erhardt a decision of interest to importers
of linoleum. In July, August. Septem-
ber, and October last importations Of
linoleum by I. j. Keveny Co. at
tracted the attention Of the Collector
This was after reappraisements had resulted
very favorably to KeDny Co. Collector Err
hardt received information that undervalua-
tions had been practited: that a member Of an
Interested firm had acted us merchant ap-
prHiser, and that the Government officers had
used an incorrect gauge in determining the
grade OF the impoFtati0us. Collector Erhardt
refused to agree with the Teappraisements.
MIR. Tichnor says:
Inasmuch asthe merchant appraiser was
not q disintereted party and as the gauge
used was Incorrect. the department and tue
Collector are justified In setting aside the re-
appraisements OF the merchant appraiser"
The reapprgisements are set aside. 1t makes
difference Qf $4,000 to keveny Co.
The sun., 1890-01-26
An Appeal In Col. O,Byrns,s Case.

Abraham Gruber. lawyer for John OByrne.
will at once appeal from tho decs OH of the General
Term Of the Supreme Court refusing give that ex-
New Yorker any consideration until he meets Order OF
ArreH Clerk Tracy, who wants him on an order COM
mthR him Tor contempt OF court for refusing to an.
VeghRRton. '-
ht Gruber hopes to get decision from the Court nj,
Appeals some time next month and no expects that
deIisOn 10 be favorable Col UByrne will cOuinua to
Mn sew Mexican until things are liked that lie can
The sun., 1890-01-26

Collector Erhardt yesterday ordered tho
seizure OF the steamship Saratoga OF Wards
line. This was but the formal action required
by the Federal authorities when tho Captain
OF steamship Is on trial for Infringing the
customs laws. II will bS recalled that Capt
diamonds. The Ward company will give honda.
and The Saratoga will sail on scheduled time.
The sun., 1890-01-26

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-B. p. Hutchinson tho
Board of Trade man. in an interview this
afternoon says that. after investigation. he is
unable TO ascertain that the embezzlement by
Clerks Stoner and King has cost him over
have only been extended through the books OF
the past TWO or three months. Whatever he
may have lost previous to that he does not
know. Mr.. Hutchinson says that both tho
clerks; stoner and King. are still in the city,
and that he has to-day received proners Of
compromise from their friends
The sun., 1890-01-26
Hotel Boys Flee with stolen Money.

BosToN, Jan. 25-Pat Riley and j. Fayley,
bell boys at the fremont House. have skipped
with $70D belonging to the hotel. They lave
for some time carried the cash to the bank for
unusually big pile for deposit. The tempta-
ton was too strong for him 10 resist. Fayloy
Is supposed 10 have Joined him
The sun., 1890-01-26
Judge PItshke Dying.

HEIDELBERG. JAN 25.-Judge William f.
Pitshke Of New York city, who has been hero
for some months under the medical care OF
Prof Erb. is in critical condition. He is suf-
the heart. and 10 gradually failing No hopes
are entertained OF hiB recovery. and his death
iB expected at any mbment
The sun., 1890-01-26
HANGED Herself Because sr Grief for he,
Husband.

Mrs. Elizabeth Hansen lived with her hus-
band and her William ON the second floor of I ana
Washington avenue, HanBch was watchmAn I'm a
house which Brewer Eicher WAS building at Iesth
street and Fulton avenue. on Dec 2S he waa fonrd
dead there Heart disease had killed him. His sudSsn
death preyed upon the mind Of Mrs Hansch, and her
son says she has acted as II insane AT times since
when william went home for breakfast yeatardnv
morning after working all night IN a livery stable .,
800 washington avenue, he found his mOther hanSnS
eE rope from the upper hinge of her bedroom door
The sun., 1890-01-26
AustrIa,s UnLap,py El.press.

VIENNA. Jan. 25.-Slnce the death OF her
son Rudolf the condition of the Empress of
Austria has been very sad. She is subject to
great depression OF mind and sotlled neIan-
choly. and gives Undoubted evidence OF tho in
snuity hereditary IN her family. She refuses to
SEQ any body, and spends her time In singing
dIges TO tho accompaniment OF an organ.
Thrice U day she goes 10 the cathedral TO
pray LOT tne welIaie OF her son 3 SOUL ana mas
her bed,
The sun., 1890-01-26
RAISED 4 STICK TO STRIKE THE KING.
Greeee's Monarch Interferes to Save n Boy
From Cruelty.
Prom DunIap's Gable EelpI Company.

FIVH DHN1ups UuOte NeWs tUWPuIIV' =
ATHENS, Jan. 25.-The King OF Greece.
walking in the street, saw man thrashing a
little boy. Indignant at the outrage. his
Majesty insisted thar the man should release
the lad. The man shook his fist at the un-
known person and raised his stick to strike
him. The King knocked him down on tina
spot. called the police. and revealing his
identity. ordered the man to be taken to the
police station and there beaten with the same
stick and released.
The sun., 1890-01-26
MAY TAKE Il SHOT AT POWER.
Elements Ia the County Democracy Opposed
' -s. to His Leadership

The big men Of the County Democracy
men in the New Amsterdam Club last night.
Among them were Mourice J. Power. Thomas
Costigan. William T. Mitchell Charles ]. Can
da, and James Fitzgerald. The object of the
meeting was to draft resolutions for the Cen
eral Committee. which meets in the Cooper In
stitute Two weeks from next Tuesday. 4 plat
form will also be prepared postly about " bal
Several OF those present last night denied
report that 1t was proposed TO dispiace Justice
Power "a the leRder but mon who ought to
Power. and that 1t will be shot of at him in the
General Committee; These men say that ex-
wants to. and that In case he refuses 1t William
Z. Whitney will be ask ed to take charge.
The sun., 1890-01-26
Ioe In the Hudson

NYAtK. Jan. 25.-The ice in the Hudson has
compelled boats here TO stop their trips to-day TN.
prospects for leo crop are getting bettsr m.
day " 'N 'hem 10
RSSPoyT Jan 2S-Ths Hudson in this vicinity S filed
The sun., 1890-01-26
DoeLstaasr's Theatre TO Reopen.

1t was learned yesterday on good authority
that DockStAdsrs Theatre has been leased for twelve
weeks by " X. Prescott and will he opened under
new name Tho 0Aiety, on Feb with production or
! new farce. comedy called Three Only Daughters"
Claude Brooke Is % be stage mAnAGsh accompany are
doWnL0WR oAnltAl.
The sun., 1890-01-26

BOSTON. Jan. 25.-Judge Adrich sent word
from Worcester to-day that he had overrusd Col In
Esrsolrs motion for new trial Ihs case OF Chester
Snow AEL John Alley. This eIds all legal SIpsdients
to the case and nothing An pIeVenl lho tsnE
execution collect from Alley the amount or tho
judgment, which was about toAOJn
The sun., 1890-01-26

PALERMO, Jan. 25.-Important banks OF
marine sponges, including all the kinds most
valued In commerce. have been discovered on
the southern coast OF Sicily. They extend
from fifteen to eighteen marine leagues in
length. and are from twenty to thirty one ellis
In depth. Greeks and Italians are Fastening
to the spot
The sun., 1890-01-26
a PrIHe Tor Gernau scuIptors.

COLOGNE, Jan. 25.--A design for an eques-
tPian statue Of the late Emperor William, to
cost $4,000, iS offered for competition OF Ger
man artists only.
The sun., 1890-01-26
TLo Marriage or Mr.. BIaKeIy Han.

NEW BRUNSWICK. N. j., Jan. 25-Owing to ihe
death OF Mr. BAkey Halls grandmother the wedding
which occurred in Christ'S Church Wednesday vas
very quiet ono The Rev DR. Joyce. the rector n tho
parish otiicated and the members OF the families OF
The contracting parties, with few personal frien were
present Tho bride was hrs J0hnes OF San francisco.
She is niece Of senator Conger and was tor short
time the stage.
The sun., 1890-01-26
HE CaALLENaEs . sOULANGER. !

NotbtnE Will suit MnrtineAn but . CAAh00
TO shoot his Former Leader.
PARIS. Jan. 25.-Ms Martinesu. the Deputy
from Paris and apostate from Boulangism.
who was Knocked down and otherwise abused
at meeting OF his late friends, has sent his
seconds to Gen. Boulanger as the only person
who can give him satisfaction for bio ill-treat-
ment and the insults heaped upon him. The
seconds are instructed 10 insist upon guAran-
tee against the interference OF the police. II the
proceedings take place In the Isle OF Jersey.
The sun., 1890-01-26
BeautllyInR Unter den Lluden.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-According to all accounts,
Emperor William is determined to make the
avenue Inter den Linden" in Berlin the most
magnificent in the world. The new grand
cathedral will soon stretch its Gothic turrets
and arches TO the skies Tho new palace hnilt
Famehall will be. striking and beautiful addi-
uonS to the street.
The sun., 1890-01-26

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. 25.-The Czar has
been invited to arbitrate the dispute between
Holland and France In regard to tho boundary
line between Cayenne or French Guiana and
Surinam or Dutch Guiana
The sun., 1890-01-26

LONDON. JAM 25,-Immediately upon tho
opening OF Parliament Mr. Parnell will bring
up tho question OF the forged Pigott letters
published by the Tunes In its articles on Par
nellism and Orime."
The sun., 1890-01-26

The Executive Committee OF the Society OF
Sons OF tho American Revolution met yesterday. The
admission of six state organizations to the order
was reported making twenty In ALL An application for
the ORGANIZATION OF branch Of tho society In Sew
York. signed by Dr.. Chauncey ~ Dspew and others
was aetsd upon tavora6ly; James Otis OF this city was
elected GeDoral OF the society The al
The sun., 1890-01-26
MIS-. PotteI's FrofessIonal Tour.

LONDON. Jan. 25.--The brother of Kyrle
Bellew is arranging q return tour for Mrs. Pot
tor when her Australian engagement is COM
pleted. The route will DO through China,
India, and Egypt.
The sun., 1890-01-26

WASHINGTON Jan. 25.-The following card
was given to the press this evening:
The sympathy of friends has been 80 generously ex-
tended Mr. and Mrs BAins IN the great Rrief which
has Defalen their household that they unable to
make personal response 10 each ThOy beg therefore,
that this public recognition be accepted as tho very
grateful Acknowledgement of kindness which has
been helpful through the first days OF
The sun., 1890-01-26
GIadstoao's New Town House.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-The new city residence
OF Mr.. Gladstone Is on St Jamess square, and
In the same house whore. in 1886, Ada Byron
was married.
The sun., 1890-01-26

VIENNA. Jan. 25.-There has been n pro-
longed snow storm in Hungary and Syria.
Houses were demolished and many lives were
lost St. Martins Cathedral at Pressburg was
damaged by the storm.
The sun., 1890-01-26
aabler,s Plano Factory Aare.

Ernest GableTs piano factory. 2l4 to 224 East
Twenty second street Nare TIE suE goes to press
The nrs was in the upper StOTsS Three AlArmI we're
lunE
The sun., 1890-01-26

KISSED ANOTHER MANS WIFmAl
"You scoundrel" yelled young Jacob Green
A. his good nelghbor Blown
F" you kissed my wife upon tho street,
ought TO knock you down.n
"Thats where you're wrong," good Brown replied.
IN accents mild and meek;
kissed her; that I've not denied
But kissed her on the cheek
and did so because she looked 30 handsome
the very picture Of beauty and health. What
"weil," replied Green, "since you ask II,
will tell you; sho uses DR.. Pierco'a Favorft0
Prescription. 1 accept your apology. Good
An unhealthy woman is rarely. II ever, beau
tiful. Tho peculiar diseases to which 80 many
of the sex are subject, are prolific causes Qe
pale, sallow faces blotched with unsghtlY
plmples, duh, lustreloes eyes and emaotateo
Forms. Women so afflicted, can be perma-
Prescription, and with the restoration OF
health comes that beauty which, combined
with good qualities OF head and heart, makes
women angels of loneliness
"Favorite Prescription" is the only medt-
cine for women, sold by druggists, undoF
positive guarantee from the manufacture
ers, that It will give satisfaction in every case.
or money will be refunded. 1t n positive
specific for leucorrhea, painful menstruatton,
unnatural impressions, prolapsus, or falling
OF the womb, weak back. anteverSion, retro
version, bearing down sensations, chronic
congestion, Inflammation and liberation OF
the womb.
woRLp's DBPENsARY MEDICAL AssocrA-
TIoN, Manufacturers, Buffalo, N. Y.
The sun., 1890-01-26
Gales AAd Floods In EAEIaAd.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-There has been no cessa-
tlon in the heavy gales that prevail In Eng
land. ana the floods continue.
The sun., 1890-01-26
TLrsAtea to Attach DoekstAaer's Wages.

Two members OF Dockstader's Iisbanded
minstrel troupe said to sUS reporter ySIerdAy that
they were preparing to attach DockBSders wages
with the Primrose West company in tie West They
asserted that DockstAder was recoivtHx $2Oo week
and th at OF his former employee who had not
received their EalArieA were in want.
The sun., 1890-01-26

cashiers department as u clerk, and in 1875
reward re- T for iathful service S and good conduct. T.
He was still In this place when MIR. James left
the Postmaster shin. Mr.. James said he had
lately but he understood that ho had taken
liquor to get relief from nervous disotders at
ereat uEh s@ipereS. Mr James % eMpresssd w ed The he
opinion that the money must have been taken
within a very few days, II the system OF daily
It seemed pretty well understood yesterday
that Richard Van Cott would be appointed by
Iounsbery died at $40 yesterday morning
WITHOUT having recovered consciousness. The
members OF his immediate family and his
his bedside. His father arrived few hours
later, Mrs. L9unsbeTy was completely pr9s-
trated,, she is not 10 yigorops health: The The
and the burial will he at Durham.
Before the Post oflice inspectors left q mem
ber OF the Lounsbery family gave the in
spectors the key 10 the inner box or compart-
Ss @ent II the fTIe WHICH LOnnsSery had rGd de-
no one but himself would be able to get at the
money, because he alone had the key: This
further examination OF the safe has yet been
made, leads Mr. Lounsberys friends in Hack
snsacE persistently 70 assert his innocenee.
Louns6sry occasionally took a nyer 10 Wall
change and It Is known that two or three OF
them occasionally, put him on the track OF
what promised 10 be good thing. gentle
man. who was probably as Intimate with him
as any one, said last evening that Lounsbery
had told him that he occasionally made q
small venture in stocks. die was generally
successful. and he never lost any considerable
amount
, All his Hackensack friends agree that LouIs-
barry was not the same man after his disRp-
polntment IN the ENTHUSIASTICALLY matter. He
telt sure that he would get the prize. and his
friend three months ago that he had given up
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81. patrids pilen babet mir metr
gut getban, als irsenb anbere. M. $.
prouofoot, Srugsiff, @tanaba, Col.
Gum 8erfauf bel &. @obn q Co., j.
2alteper 4 Sobn, unb anen Drusgiifen.
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Muserprbemtlidbe Gmpfdn8lihfeit fit
mnInrtfcte Wufte6uttg.

9eutc, bereu glut BUM, beren gerbauuns iapaG
befpnbers empfdnslfh. Inter fplhen nnitdnben fam
bie serinsfhsisfte 1lnppriidtisfett CUR Snfieirnns etnes
abrpers NIT Malariastft fhbren, pelher %berielben letht
aiae Mlitte1, br Malaria in iol6en @esenben, mo fe
hetlniid 1T, u~naeifraft trDt btsten gu tbnnsn IT bic
Rrdfttsuns unb OIesultrrns beS SDrperS pura Serbeies
8lufs unb SrpedmaBise 8efbrreruus Der nrtbwenbtsen
@aaeabfonperuns. Dieter 3ped tptrb bur4 fein anpes
res NattteI 70 pDnitdnpis erreiht, as bur@ 9%pitetter's
lebrf, BITE superlaffsite 9@uspebr sesen Ste6er lesltder
art unD dbnlide &rantbettsSuffdnbe, ippie au9 baS
bette Seilmttttel mad %erfOlstea Gintreten %berielben TT.
resenb auf bic Sarnprsane nnb fdetpet aus benz 8lut
aae perborbenen, idarfen, lauren nnb dbenben Sdfte
aus, rel4e bic setrbbnlt9e nriaHe Der rbeimattidel
Qetbeu finb.
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Oie schiller @eIhfmnrhe hohe

Die @1ller : Selbfmorbe baben
in preuBen in ben Sabren bon 1883
biz 1888 bic beird@tli1e 3abl bon 289
e1rsi6t. Set 1885 betpegen fid bic
SelbfmOr5sifern in auffteigenber ai@=
tang: 40. Al, SO, Sc, bas fnb bic ouf
bic eusslnen Sabre entfalenben 3ablen.
w6brenb 1883 oleroings nit So Selbfs
mbroerr ni9t mebr erreidt porben lit.
Nuf Mnregung beg Gultusminiters bat
bas f6nigliG preuBii9e ffatifif@egureau
bit|gifori6uug Der @riinbe berS elbftfb=
tungen i6 befonbers angelegen fem
laHen. Bon cen 289 Selbfmorben
pon S9ilsrn blieben BET Sc ober 1913
PCT. bic 8eranlaf ung unbefannt. 8ei
ben ibrigen bat mait au unteri9eiben
stpif9ea S1lIern ouf b6beren unb auf
nieoersn 2ebranfalten. Nuf lebterenif
bic 9elbfmorbbifer cine Deitaus gr6Be.
re, unb mdbrenb auf ben b6beren 2ebrs
anitalten nur brei tpeibli9e S6iler fi@
bas 2eben genpmmen baben, 1T auf
ben nieberen Qebianftaiten bas meibli1e
@ei6Ie6t nit 46 segeniiber 1853 mdnnli
en@elbfmDroern uertteten. Muf ben b0s
ereu2ebrantalten not In Der Mebr3abl
Der 6dae-15 BON O-bie 5slbimorbss
urfa1e 6urht Dor BEN grameu, nidjt
beEanbenes @rametl ober ni6t %erFoigte
8eriebung. In IL 6dlen getrdntter @brs
aeiS in Der gIei6en 3abl BON 6duen
@eifestral fbeit. Muf ben nieberen
2%ebranHaIten bat iibermieseno Die 6urGt
Dor Strnfe bic 59iler gum Selbfmorb
aetrieben-bei As mdunIi@eu unb %
weibIi1en S6hletn-nidt b~eFanoeaes
grasnen fonnte nur in eineml fonifige
nit benz 5auIbsfnde 5uiammsnbGugens
Qenoe @riinbe nur In 8 Gdaen Gnges
nommen merben; @eiiesftantbeit nor
in IA, barte B~ebanbIung bur6 @ltern
ober anoere perfoneu in II, Merger,
fittlide 8erpabrloiung in ie 6 Gd(en,
5pielerri in z G6len bic uria6e.
Mertmirbiser Weife hnben 6 Der SeIbf,
m6rber iid obae duBsre Grhnbe lebieIi9
ruegeu 2ebensRberbruhes bas 2sben ges
nommen. cine bel 70 iugenbli1en Snbi,
piouen sepiB aufaaenbe 3batia6e. 5
Sndler Der b6beren 2ebranfaIten, bas
runter Elm Dsibli6er, iino tpegen I'm,
glhdli6er Gisbe In ben Sob aegangen.
81. patrids pilen babet mir metr
gut getban, ala irsenb anbere. W. 8.
proubfoot, Stuggif, @tanaba, Col.
Gum 8erfauf bel &. @obn q Co., 8.
2alteper 4 Sobn, unb alen D~rusgiifen.
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5ieberli@t R1 tpieeer in ben groBen
3%iaoetaugen ent5lnben lab.
Gin GnGel mirn fommen nit grobeu
6lleeln. ,peiB BON 99wanfebern, absT
nit iiibetnem S6immer. So, unS Der
fibrt ibn an Der 9anb. Die Glas
tpdnbe tbun li6 auf uub Der S@nee
3ettbsilt fid. Sd babe es benz liebe1
@Dtt gang eeaau bei6rieben.
(GortfeSuas foiet.)
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BndIens Mrmtca.& Gable.

Die befe Salbe ber @elt fir Sdnitte,
Guetf6gaseu, Gefdwire. Gicber. unb Seut'
ausf9lag, SIe@te. %seiprunsene 9dnDe, 5ruf'
bsulcn unb ale Sauttranibeiten ; furirt Sd
morrboiOen ODER feline B~esabluns. 8naise
Satisfaetion sarantirt obsr Oas 6elb uirb
turidsrfattet. % Gents BITE GdadteI. Bun,
9ertauf in allen apotbeEsu. SreiS, &bomps
ION 6: S.. @hpIefcIe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

The cloak was Of silk, 50 stiff that Il
looked Ike marble, and all around il was
hand OF stuffy ostrich feathers. There
was a pale pink surah lining and long
Jewish sleeves. hanging loosely over the
tight inner ones, and the front was open
10 show the dress worn beneath IT. The
shape was simple IN It's elegance, and al
together a sumptuOus creation Of the
modiste'S art But 1t was Of no use 20 my
friend. and she finally managed TO sell It
for 1925, and considered herself lucky.
The truly economical woman does not
look FOR bargains. When she receives
from her adoring and manly husband her
quarterly allowance. she first carefully
looks over her wardrobe and decides
whether or no any of the garments she
already possesses can bv means of little
new trimming or any changes be made
useful, and notes down the kind and
amount needed. Then she makes list
OF must haves, another Of would like"
and another for Injuries
Then she buys her things and forth
with sets 70 work to make them herself,
or 20 have in" dressmsker for a few
days. Her goods are, when chosen
thus, of as good material as her purse
can buy, nothing is wasted, and they are
chosen with a reference 10 the balance
q her wardrobe in her eye. Such a
buyer out Of very slender means can
conuive TO dress even elegantly, and
buy al the must haves. " would lAes
and Injuries in shape OF pretty bits Of
lace. ribbon, a nice feather or pair Of
gloves.
One lady had 4 drab walking jacket,
half loose and decidedly out Of style
Did she 90 and buy al expensive gar
nent? In the languag, Of the Philistines.
Not much She thought 1t over sew
eral times with her pretty head on one
side, and finally put on her bonnet and
went out. got pattern for a tight jacket,
some black soutache braid. with less
quantity Of gold braid and went home
and 70 work. and IN three days had a
jacket that was the envy Of her friends
who could not believe that it was that
same old drab sacque This she could
wear with plaid cheviot or a plain
dark cashmere. and it was drcssy enough
% wear over a black silk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
ECONOMICAL DRESSING.
ulss WOMEN % NOT LOOK FOs
BARGAINS, SIT CO slOS.
aaz14x Ss~ Gsrzas1Es O1t u olar-A tn
z1spa ~ = or4b g-eSst k<Sg1S~a4tsa -
Ils.~1is4s CsasErs1ag-A stsssfy ~ DE~-
2~rt@s-


NEN Yoaz. Feb. IA darling. pret-
q bat economical h.t-s kdy friend q
nnIns was wesping the olheE day when /
vent - see her she dung open the
door 81 her ~4rdrobe and showed ne
ne bail cloak To The Illustration.
"Thars what lt IS, That Is what ais
me- ~antef ~ bay a stock u grocer
les. All / don't kno~ hoz 10 happened,
out passed door where they we're sell-
INK ogt the lovelest Paris gowns and
cl0aks for almost n0tbius. and Just
went in Co see whas they ~ere, and
somehow before I knew iE I lad bought
thab Igst it f0F $500. only think' Il
hs,f been marked down from so. Bat
vhen I came % ges home / rsmembered
that never 90 u balls. and u 4 not
suitable for street, even in a carriage.
and 1 spent al ms grocery money, and
Charlie win oe - angry, and l don't
kn0w what D. dos
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

Special Offering of Black Brilliantines at
liantines 80 cents per yard We shall also dis
play this week new shipment, just arrived,
Of25 pieces of fine Black BrOcaded BriIlian-
zines at 80 cents, G2's cents and cents per
yard.
FINE VILLES.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

Cara Morr7s dos net helie~e m stage
tears ~he sTs thare are no tears bgt
--si -res shei by intensely rvrr'lErf rp
s--~-e9.ss IN rha stare. When Ellen Terry
0isrs aer rsust er1crcnsl rar1s she nct
.,-,f- a.,lss il reality hut t-e weerir rrftsn
a.,.--r,.z 0ntr~iial'la. ant sometimes
lasts an hrrsr sftrr tte piar is ever
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

~s.-b fsct-rv r. Fhi'sdeipb'a h7z
a.. .sssrs- al metals p 7aa~z lser. s5e
..,,ta a 1-ar rssrs 0f,-rse m chemistry sf
t.a 6 -i~srsiry - PennsTiVsnf
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16
NEW WASH GOODS.

Outing Cloths new designs ana shades
T0iIe du Nords, new designs. Novelty Cam
brics, dress styles. Chambray Ginghams new
designs. New Spring Ginghams, beautiful
patterns. Plaid and Stripe Nainsooks and
Caubrics in large variety.
FIVE U4/TES
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-16

XIV FROM Oh AND PRETTY NEw OvE.
A study in drapery for a young wom-
ans gown is shown IN the pretty new
drrss en- me girl who IS atnirinE. with q
little envy. the appearance II the new Oh
isckst fs is of fcured berraline. ~
brown ard blue. with an undsrskrt Of
ssripes e. match. Nothing could re more
zirlish ard graceful. and it is stTle
easily cauied in srv soft material Th.s
dainty design would he pretty in white or
~0lor-d nun's ve. iirT 0r chalhes. or ~ anV
s,'t goods. which would drape in lcose
easT iolis. The embroidered band arouod
Size bottom could ~ replaced vish katIel
points of ace or anT ether suiealie trlm-
ming and she finishing touch II grace
added i1 the shsoe of DIV. The eco
ron.-sl .ittl- woman could stud these
eve nc'iels vith excellent eject. and ss0
rase warming ~ ne ot,c- ard not hu- a
T-e~a # rsaEni7cent f-oFshnees. t- "a
rert i1 tears ard ssimpir pctatoes sf.er-
varA 0TxvE HAaFER