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The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

Oregon. California and Washington
have been treated to snow, succeeded
by terrible and destructive floods.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

Several years ago, In the Illinois
house OF representatives, on an election
contest, the sa,ne situation was preseni-
cd a. ut Washington recently. On that
occasion Blaine was appealed to by
telegraph by the republican speaker as
20 whether he could not by counting
declare the presence OF a quorum, de-
spite the refusal of the democrats 10
vote. Blaine wired "No.' and defined
the parliamentary la on that subject
The republicans aquiesced in Blaine's
decision, but lost the fight. Blaine's
decision was In marked contrast to
Beds.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

English Is better than volapuk by a
hundred million TO nothing.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

The Indiana democrats are said to
DO getting themselves In 1ne form for
ths next national election. All dis
cordant elements have been removed
and perfect harmony Is said to exist In
the rank and Gle OF the party. This 10
rather more than can be said OF the
Indiana republicans, who are far from
harmonious. There was not quite
enough spoils to satisfy everybody
hence the discomfort.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

Some newspaper very correctly says
not to write 1t the Ia grippe, because II
u not q la, Ia.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

The Mexican midget. Of whom we
had q foil description some weeks ago,
Lucia Zarate, died on q snow bound
train 10 California, g few days ago.
she was the smallest human being OF
whom there IL q account. Her
height was 2et inches; head, lSi;
waist, IA I; chest, l6l; arm, 8; upper
arm, 81; wrist, 81 inches. Her weight
was A pounds.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

Bishop James O'Conner. of the
Catholic church. is dying NJ 81. Angus
tine, Fla.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

Mr.. Reed Is making u woful mistake
II he thinks his tyrannlcal course as
speaker will benefit his party.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

The binding twine trust lie deter.
mined to keep prices up.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

Harry Demuth is still ahead ior
postmaster at Sedalia.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08
NOTICE OF ~STOCKKOLDERs,
NETTING.

NOTICE IS hereby gwen that II meeting of
~ tns stockholders OI the Lexington BniId-
lnS anu Loan ASSOCIATION. nI Lexington, Mo. ,
VIII De held nj the cOuri OuEc. Ia the city OF
Lexington Lafayette county. Missouri. on
MONDAY. MARCH 24rh. 1890, Alta. NJ,
OF that day, for the uurpose OF taking IL vote OF
the stockholders OF the \ sycilIiun on Il promo
sltlon then and there 10 be submitted TO them,
10 increase the amount of the Capital stock of
Tald Association from The sum ni Two Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollar, 1880. OOO), which
IL now ~, To Inc sutn OF hire Hundred Thou
sand DoliHra $500 COO an increase of Finy
Thousand Dollars $50 000I
II Your parttcG'gr attention is rrqurs ed 70
this matter. as II maj rity nf the stock must be
voted Tor the proposition, md II Ia t. the inter-
est of every stOc holder that the Increase should
be made. h CHANSLOR.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08
#ssklg gatelliseutsr.
Big Methodist revival at Rich Hill.

Thomas b. Reed, of Maine, is q ty
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

Coy. Francis and Attorney General
Wood haye brought suit III ST. Louis
to recover from the 81. LOUIS and San
| francisco Railway Company. the sue.
cessor aud %guarantor OF the South
Pacific Railroad Company, the $500,
600 promised to be paid for the road,
In the bond of Mexican and JoneItc,
given TO Gov. Thomas G. Fletcher, June
10, 1868, which has never been paid,
together with interest, which will
make q total Indebtedness of about
S57O, 900.
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08

Charles #. Crisp, who represents the
third congressional district OF Georgia
IN the house of representatives, say 3
the Globe Democrat, was selected by
the democrats at the opening OF the
session, when it wHS known that Sam
uei j. Randall could nor appear in his
seat. to lead the party hasts in any
sectional contest winch should arise ia
The house. This action, il was umdcr-
stood at the time, was taken Oh the
suggestion OF Mr.. Randall Crisp Is As
years of age, as an officer IN the
confederate srmy. and is now serving
his fourth term ia cIngIesr. For
guerrilla warfare like that " hich has
been wageh IN the hOuse for the past
few days he IL unusually well
equipped. lie is II III the brightest,
most resonrcetuI aun mnot audarious of
the democratic members nt the p"pnIar
branch Of congress
The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-02-08
RULES OF CONSTRUCTION.

In order to secure certainty aud eta
bilily in the administration of the Law
it is a ruIe In u Jurisprudence that
when Il particular construction or 4
statute has been for a long lime acquIes.
ced in, not only by those whose duty
il is TO ecu II, but also bv those
whose personal and property rights are
affected by il, the courts will recoguiz
II ~ the true construction, and enforce
il accordingly. Even il this were al
original question, II would not be diff
cult TO show that the practical cOuslrnc
lion OF the constitution which has pre-
vailed ia the house and senate tor owe
one hundred years is the correct one
Speaker Reed himself, when in tho
minority, on the flJor ni the house.
stated the + meaning and the true
philosophy OF the constitution when he
said:
The constitutional idea OF a qu0ruu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
rruor.L 1yro 1 EVE VIEW STORE

g. -. Ic Uoutillcr Brothers. e*taDD9h'u IA
.in ,.o ror,oyod ~ their new hvc->torH u"''"0
,,.u.,,,,., heisrceu Union square anu fH"."
49, o,. h,i,,;,o j.. of the latest architecture" "
i"D A .,teud. through the block from fou''ee""
Th,rteontht II was but under 'e arr
." -, If fine firm and they have su'occdcn III
., . ,e,fe,tlv ventilated and superDF h-"''"
.b,,.n,,ort which will be appreciated al ""'e ~
.ho purchasing public. The central ~''""" "Pi'
tho cptr,nce j. occupied 10y the silks and di'>@ -"'
a choice uoveitic- are displayed here III great Ndc'
Tho tccnti, section i, devoted To ''oio "'"''
uan,,.ts a,d flannel, In the left centre hd eIo'f''
nie-,, and mems furnishing goods are dspINcu' ann
trtber hack toward Thireenth-st, on the >ino "''
,,,sa, goods lace, cloths fr>, handkerchelo pa
goods and velvet, occupy principal space i'
bonner who takes the elevator 10 the 7e'"iu moor "'
80 ., ladies, cloak and sut department ms lm
-, &. not.blv well lighted, not only from Tue
- ,,,,rda in the centre OF the store. cXtcndihe
- az, oyound eo,r 10 the roof but from the front
t|ah &c almost entirely taken mp with pia'e gas
..iaso,,s extending to the floor. In this department
,rrnents NAV be Lad from 30 10 Too
A. excellent view OF the first h"or can "
-. o, the rotuuda railing here or on U
-, c,,r which is devoted wholly 10 hPhoi''eH
ID lace curtains. antique rugs ana 'r'el''" car
r., rhore ha, been building pat mp III inc GU
- ,d,,,r,hiy adapted to the purpose Tor "h'"
was designed than this new stolt Inv 9p"oT, ,ii5 ~
~ Coui,tfrg are ample. and there i no ci3"ul.S
, lc ~ Inc discomfort OF shoppers. ENcrNthms Una
tVuI~A 49,. Of light ventilation ana neat can a. 1
minister To- the comfort u ShoplSt -, IN .am.,Ll
Inc - trrdiur /, Of the most attractive Nar''N
AZ tr, are TO bc congratulated 0 'hcr hew urp'
their new bHhdhs WIN" "
laet half century
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
FRANCES RHIND'S DEA1H'
HER SUICIDAL MANIA MAY HAVE RESULTED
FROM NEVRALGIA.

urr SUICIDAL MANIA MAY HAVE RESULTED
FROM NUCRALGIA.
The investigation Of Mis- Frances HMM "V"','
M, concluded Yesterday. but there >c''"o" !" -"
reason 10 doubt that she jumped from 'our'',
window of thc Hotel Albert, al ticN'"'' ;" az" |
ver,itv Place early on SUNDAY morning ""e" 9"'
su1erirg from an accutc attack OF NEURALGIA i'
', ,a,.n,. c,u,, to the theory that her death Wa
.,da,,at Thov refused 10 any visitors cNccP'
n.rso,sl friends and were said 10 be pioStdV0" ~
tber daughters DEATH but the manager "I Tue "''
aid they believed that their daus"'I N""'
the window in her >lccp such ''c''l
he accented by the officials who were '"a"''S ''' "
vesticaton. , -, =, rc,,.
NV ~, cha IotcI The ill Wa. high enough from
the floor 10 reach nearly to the waist Oh 7""'
,r, Nj. Ehind A. the night was cold the WIN"
, Chased and she must have been "hilH'u ~ "
ono fo,cc in RAISING tn, lower sash. MIS- h'''""
forty four wears old. small and slender wa, -.
Yesterday that she had not shown any ~ r.,,..o,
insanity but several hoardcr> had no'I'" :,
,cod cxprcseion in her face. like that ca'Nc" ~ m
o,hle She and her parents lived 4lleN az i,,od
troupie' -, So,nrd,y afternoon Ms Rhnd c"mIa.nJ,u
~ nn,ralnia and she seemed = be suHcit ,nc cy~n
" q. tbo dinner hour sh" took hot pam iu m. wa.
AT tHc uIIIvt ~ o,jrd 10 her room she sald e va
ing an1 49, Yobodv saw her fall from the "oo"
except Mr. Sorrcnson' YIN" was =" ido ot he court
io d and he only noticed a White OBJECT lIl.nE
Rhind may have become suddenly % made de- pcrsic
tocts of ncl,l leia or she may have n'eU ui" ~ de-
iec's ,t %o nain There seemed bc no W;I ~ Nv
tcrmininG YESTERDAY # her suicide WIS
inc c Ii Rhnd Inc dead womans father ngrR
eighty years old and j, al co' If The nitcd states
2awv wh" i've. NJ 40 215 West Fifty 1oU,t' rhid ~
family came to this city from Aana' acd M aiH bn~i-
o, for many wears, lie owns country platnH r
tprsncr County * Y. and Mis- Ehlnd n"u .rryi,e
taken 70 tlat place i2r d n1r'"' ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
RAD COIN AT WHOLESALE.
ro,-RJr,pIyG coryrERFEITERs ARRESTED.
THEY PLACED SPURIOUS SILVER DOLLARS on
THE MARKET IN QUANTITIES.

THE MARKET IN QUANTITIES.
A wclleyocuted counterfeit silver dollar WhI'h mas
been uttered III considerable quantities has been CIV
an, tho agents OF the United states secret service
GOOD deal of trouble lately. \ number OIL 'uIcN'' nov
bceu rade Of PERSONS who passed the col>' o"' "
nearly every case The prisoners were c'lueh'N NV
humble tools of moro Sinful -Four arrests nav
boen made in the last few DAYS. however 'i me-,
tie Score; service officer, believe To be t"c ,
-bo hnv the false coin from the manufacturers anu '
in TO showers" generally men of the lowest
life who put the spurious stun ~ ,,;,,ietb
four men are stephen Lang, OF No -'' i' ,r,a t,
=, who was CAPTURED several days ago anu NM
examination bv Commissioner SmeluS' ",'' -. go
,.r an actor of No lO2 West Twenty eigh,'i 81 '
,sa.d late saturday night: James j. Il'rhcy' '"'
y,,reo, q, Forty FIRST 81. and broadway "uu '
seayer who lives at the Oriental H"' -. o,io,ds
last named were arrai4ned before comm ~ ,a,,,,
'as,.rdav and today set for pho ''"'."7
In the cases of Ticrney ana ae"Nc'' VIM"
will he examined on "Wednesday. . /. -
Assistant District Attorney John g. Mo,O up
n.orcd for the Government and SAID thaJ nc 'o""'
So Oo6 would 10 the right amount "l p'i III '''
case scavcr said that he could ge' o"h ,n0
amount fixed al irIsoI""l" sunni ~
Shields said emphstically:
~ ,,ow po,hnc about the merits of these cases but
vou mon are charged with selling counterfeit com
Every day have poor men ana women pio"e"v ',
INC who charged with having ptssco DID," uoii''
which get such men as You dio 9'" ~ -
am tired Of this and when get hold OF the alieHeu
nrlncipals IA these transactions cannot be ehleh''
T fix the bail at 81. 900 in each case
The men were then turned over to the CUSTODY Oh
d.putv marshals. The against them are su"ns'
as they always when the secret service men aN0
arrests for three of them Terncy. Lang and MeS'aNeI
sold TWENTY-FIVE OF the bad dollars IN c. Ray baeg d"
arent of The Government. Terney would not say
what his occupation hut Scaver SAYS that hc "S
ia he A drummer. Mestayer Is a brother Of the we'll
known comedian and 90 the variety stage of >omc
time He broke his coarbonc in Chicago some ume
ago and has not been on the stage since them Io,
Tiernev and Scavcr deny being guilty. They were all
we'll but not conspcuously dressed. About huhu'cu
Of the had coins found either on Their pcFs"h VI
in their rooms. -, -. 49, >,o, yorl,
" Tr Brooke. who is at the head Of the New no i
division of the service, was retCenta te
arrests for he j. no doub; trying to capture INC
manufacturers who supplied the three men II. sayS
fiat he has reason believe that the conteiIeI' are
made by italians who live ont Of this city, INC CON
~ Ikely 70 deceive any who i not an expert.
il made of tin ana antmony chiefly. and washed Wii
silver Ii has y good ring. me cnge' ana BE-,
mcchsnically wet executed It's only fault being '"'
il is about 10 per cent llGht.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
VEERE THE CITI'S MONEY Is 10 o.
SETTLING THE poRrIoNMBNTs-A CoMPL

SETTLING THE >PPO RTI oNMDNTS-A NOMPLl-
NENT FOR SUPERVISOR KENNY.
The final estimates for 1901 now receiving the
attention OF the Board Of Estimate. Which met Al 'lc
Mavor,s crce Yesterday and began work upon The ap
nropriatons FOR the several departments. the pro
visiopaJ estimates year passed in oct"oer anu
opprovcd BY the Board OF Aldermen as h'dt'ci VI
form showed a total of S34 eeO.33" To-. Inc p""se'
for 800 footed ND $3514e 007 So. Both these amounts
arc reduced by the unexpended balances Oh p'o'oUN
years. , ,., r
,ossas 6rs, II amounted to the same as before
sc6 O3o The appropriation for the Mayor oI''' ',
SOS 900 of which 81 1000 is fol- the Mayors salary "
6, 900 for secretaries clerks stenographcr> ana '
tinccncirs was unchanged from former wears f''
mo Common Conncn the old tgurc, s'o'oo'' was "P
moved President Coleman, representing inc pcp"'|
or+ q. Taxe, and Assessments received the Hho"'
IT, ~ a,,-Y, ~ 800 less than last year. To the
poord of CITY Record which dropped Ms cXpclu""''
GO ooo tho first wear II came under supervisor Kenny
control there was allowed T2A0.Z"' " '"">'
further reduction from 1890. All The memo'N vi w,
poard of Estimate expressed themselves III 'e'n' Va
-, .rn,ovoI Of Mr. Kcnny's stewards ship ana M"V"'
Grant gave notice that. in view OF the aoIH"' "a,
uqcnce and economy which Mr. Kenny nan eAoi'- ,'
s ,ho or,opnt Of work which had been done pN nun
g, .ho ,nost satisfactory way, he should move d '
nyoner time Nj The supervisors s"laif oo NV
The present salary is 5000, vet the iaoor az" %
,,butv the NayOr said, were nouDc "'o'0 "
Commissioner, in The depar men's' t'e H".'''f -.
,.hnr, oet g 900 year 1t is understood 'h'' ,"Pc
,.sor Kenuy pay Is 10 be PLACED Al the ae' rc,chct
Whes the siTec,C lcanH rsct ii spo,ed 20 re
tne 'i i%cS,,ts.,oner Bc4t'icS application ior inc W.
Ter Of s663o cZ genacd NJ N1 Is lad bccom
ye@I "a ia. the general appropriation ouG 49, ~
enlarged ter ,o" talk the a lr@n'G NJ later Pre-,
The regular e,tim ''eo Wll be t,mr TaVor Grant Il
esn' hcIir7 That the new McComh> pam bruEo S Gr
70 he eighty instead "i ~ l 80 40 feet The pen
were referred back to lie "IT na nc COMM. oncr1
Law and Fire department anu +o ~ uncn today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
Prom Morning Until Night
ann srOpGS ARK CHOW DIED.

rhore is no end the quantities oil eooI t,.5vs a.
- al, ~ cus,orors TO buy -... Such hohu'f' 40
., 4' 'o nevo, known our prices and the eooo'
must both he satisfactory ...-. Whether you We" :, -
M, ,tn,I he a sight to our busy Stoes - -
chance there b. any who nav NV ,,a
-. -, orr la, additions Et them come---one
'onp''o rov,iotion Whatecr you want d. 10
1ovs or other Holiday Goods or CoakS' OF ,",o,s
NJ. Goods Clothing for Boys Mi'h"rN' DO -,
Uosi.rv Underwear Gloves, WASH p'' .n.
4 pho!stery Books. Jcwelry S'a"o"'r1' r.n,.n,. ar
~ P ,,.uauorchie,. ENirs Ladies', Chldrh = VI
"o"uS =" .sDna, ~ Outfits Flannels. Umbrellas
c,nos Linens or Staples, Art " $500.
c1s. 70 IL what IL VIII. you Will ma u j" our 80,
in all the better qualities AZ 'ho'9 P'P''
which VIC are most Justly famous
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
.ppPITSFRS TPHOLD THE MKINLEY BILL

The Board of General Appraiser, handed down a
decision YESTERDAY in which IT sustained the consti-
nationality of thc Mckinley rIriH law. Marshall
Field Co.. Of Chicago. projected against the assassin
of certain duiie> OH Of their imports. OIL the
ground that the Mckinley TarlN law had been rendered
void by the omission 4 part of section 30 through
clerical lon the expressing of the hill. The
Board said in ~ opinion that there fOCible
reasons be urged an both sides OF theopcntion but
the more conservative View was that the omission Oi
par Of section 30 rendered invalid only the omitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
Iron and Steel.

The recent Institutes I'm this city ana
Pittsburg. with the papers read ny
experts; 10 illustrations; and the
Western trip. - large pages ."
cents II copy.
A large number Of other Extras
have been printed. Send for circular
giving the list in full.
the TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
Silver Coinage

is discussed in an Extra entitled "a
Year Of Repubiicanism." by senator
VIM. VI. stewart. i'm am elaborate
argument i'm favor Of unlimited coin.
age, and by VIM. VI. GrOsvcnOr IN re.
MY. Other contents: 4 Review OF
Uarri>Om's first year; "H0w 10 Win
Fortune" by Carnegie and Wiman;
Alaska seal Fisheries" by l.. T.. o.
and the "SOutherm Question" ny
Gable and TOurycc. ~ large pages.
d. CENTS "A CODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

II was learned in tins CITY Yesterday "a' 81"
disease which j. now i"V"S"e "u'V"''" 80, .no
aho,e but smallpox. MANY people have left the
,, and provisional hospital, have been established
., evcral central points. At the entrance Of all
nn,lc buildings and churches police ohccfS are
Peoa m order that conValescent patients may not
n,cr and communicate tho germs of disease 10 Others
Gnu. ,.nt1or na, been made compulsory. and police
saoiaI vo about inoculatinC all unVsccnsted persons
OIL n .,ey meet The number OF deaths from small
nn1 20 lar II ~ no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

Jurisdiction of the state. Hearings have occ aris Of
:" tno,c interested in the subject IN various P"'
the state. . g, =, ...,.ot, and Edward q.
vr,anr were ure,pnt at Yesterdays me"tlG w en
cnmmssioner General X. l. sherman MIN rs CI,L
Roland Redmond Of the south side 3poi. ,tion ~
~ Long Island urged measure foi tlc p-s" Ia euc
came in Kinc> Queens and suffolk connie. Nv ia
I'D that killing be- abolished for ten YEAR VA az
fhero hc A uniform date for bird shOptNs,, t'4u ' NJ
ming shooting of birds be done away Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

The Anchor Line steamship Dorian p'""-' i,,.
mort from Kingston, Jamaica Nc>"f"'N NV r,,
r a., uri,ih schooner ON Time TN" 'h Il"'
Won, horc on the Grand Cayman Ia ioI on p,rh,d
" Tne crew tnok the ~cnooncrs \d"l '"" , a. II :
%, - -, .aG,tv The Ou Time was a -'.i""I0' W 49,,
nv. iyrncd il, Port NcdwaN, Nova scotia. ~, -
~ n her way from Colon 10 Haitian VIE" '"0 va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
BRIDGE DISASTER ~ COSTA RIcA

<crs was received here Yesterday Of disaster VIM
,crrrrcd OH the railroad hr.de" "h''h is "I"N
buiIt about twenty two miles from Port tn'n , u
Caribbean seaport Of Costa Iio ,l IoH ro ri
uIlile ~, il on ,,r,emhol l. and four nefF"c> V"'
t,vo white mon were killed The hrldsG wa, M"" ~,
10 be- In prccariou> condition ~ 'I o,d sari
~ riere a. which the section which irII NN'' sal"
inches winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
Upholstery
At PJFTy.NINE CENTS.
Two hundred pieces
Fnncy Figured China silks,

in m. most BEAUTIFUL STYLES and coorine' Y'' '"0""
Dresses, Draperies Curtains and fancy WIN
,a, designs in those ribbon erccts 30 ruch "
Those silks are Of superior quality and iu're-"l D.
wide and have never before been sold under 60 c'n'
INTENDING PURCHASERS WILL FlND
man, %, Lace SIX and Heavy Curtains oners
r,o rance o, ,tvcs and colornes-much larger ina" e
49, .hnnn AZ mice, more than adyantlgcoO9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
SUGGESTIONS About CANE LAWS.

Tie Commission for the Codiicstion of the Game
Laws met at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Yesterday, its
last public session before meeting in Albany -
draw up the provisions Of IT, bill for presentation to
the Legislature. This hill j. intended to enact laws
ior preserving te same. ns AID shelish within the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
New Tariff Laws.

In separate form. 81 pages paper
covers; Tribune imprint. and 'nciud'
ing full text Of the Ad'ninistrati'o
bill. 10 cents "a copy. Old ana new
rates compared.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

open EVENINGS UNTIL
CHRISTMAS.
OF Art EmbroiderieS,
xn a. WEST FOURTEENTH.sr.

all times stock IS co-pete and offers assormeoo
that customers they do elsewhere fnd..
This week IN addition TO special vaues in regular stock.
We offer extraordinary bargains from recent purchase
Of the sample stock Of b. Ulmsnn s. Co.
Hand.psinccd Glove and Mouehoir Cases. s9c.
Figured SIX HeadrC sts-dOuble pillow, 79c.
Hand painted Chair and Easel Scarfs, CO..
China SIX and Boiling Scarfs-hand emb'r, So.
Plush Table Scarfs-hand emb'd Ce
Turkish Satin Table Scarfs-art plush border, 2fs
SIX Plush Table Scarfs-erib'd ends, 8i9
satin Fl0s, embroidery, o1
still richer embroidery, e.SS
plush Piano Covers-drapery 'front.' $40
Hand embroidered Piano Covers-al colors, 6.3s
Embroidered Plush Lsmbrequns, 1os
Arra.ene and Pearl chenille embroidery, 3.9s
Figured Plush draperies-art coors, t9e
Extra deep Drapery-all coors, $40
Rich hand embroidery, 100
Table Coyers-ar, plush centre, 1es
Hvdrangea centre-rich borders. 27s
Egyptian centres-rlch cocrings, so
Hi1h art colorings-satin centre, oS
With raised silk embroidery, 6S
Rich colorings in subdued tnts. so
IN ADDITION TO ABOVE
choice OF three hundred
Plush and Turkish satin Table Covers,
with rich figured borders
At o. IS 70 50 value. IS 90 to s2ee .
Dress Goods.
We have closed from an importer
a hundred and fifty pieces
Fine English Homespun Suitings,
Blue. Brown, Gray and Half Mourning, in Jardini"r-
Bouree and Shaded such goods usually
retailed at 81 - and 81 50...............
Price paid BY us enables Us to sell
AtsIXTY-NINE CENTS a yard.
Extraordinary value!
We aso o-er full Dress Patterns of fine French CameT
Hair series French Henriettas, and hne Whipcord.
al eJ,St.......... SO. u .--....--- s7.0I.
real value nine fifteen dollars.
Three Thousand Dress Patterns
OF wool mixed and Atwood Csshmeres and Sefs&
o5 cents. 81 80 ..-.. s3.12..-..S39%
which will be found far below real WORTH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16
Dress Goods.
We have closed out from an importer
hundred and fifty pieces
Fine EnuIish HOmespun Suitings,

BIuo. Brown Gray and Half Mourning, in Jartni"r>
Roure and Shaded enectsust such goods usually
re,ailed at 81 - and 81 5O...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-16

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