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FtoVa sxn FREELY whffr. s2% Patent.
NN hundred corn nesi. siB hundred
feed st.fnR1Ttf , f9rs midtink$. *l-ta =
MFsr-fork stess. Ice; rat tc IDS. -
s@rderfuin le,<e ksla. f1c bsef stess. isf f-e
ruasf ssa1ec. ribs. a. mutton. tse eife. <tFfnE
lamb. H4s l~e; sprsr4 ehlcssns. 1oe tafkss&
llsf turEs kt<c
PeostcE-Rutfey. tse egEs ise; potatoes
. ba beefs sreerA or tn Ter rcnsipg
purposes. ~ "a antens So - p~H~, Ne
nk. h-eas = . -, rsdi<hes. 80 arr
rsspherrfe- H. cherries ~ pesfhrss We ,
D. sppies ~ %.
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xosEr TO loan

MONEY TO J0AN@En suns 20 salk ea - :
W saetlvr fesi rststs. J. :. Frss.s
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wAsTgD-ro Rent.

|
WANTEn-A medium sire fsrnishsd 49, =.
~ tn 4 desirahle locality 90 De tsses ~ -
September. "a
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IL sood sseaFstr. geha B. Mffss. ssSs :"
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CryvrrArn. Jul
Live stock.

PerpofsrN-Easy Standard white. iln
SIC: "a gasoline. &c, - gasoline ioc' u nsph
tka, Sra
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HOME FOR SALE!.

Modern. convenient house.
containing all the require
meats for "A good sized fam
iiy. Seven bed rooms. bath
room. psr.or. sitting room.
dining room. Kitchen. china
c,os,t. , paBtries. other
closets. lavatory. front and
hack stairways. Extra store
room in attic. .ance of attic
fioored and large enough %
make two more bed rooms.
Windows and doors fiffed
with screens. cellar windows
with wire guards. Provision
room. laundry. furnace ana
fuel room in basement. which
Is concerted and fiocred IN
first-clssS manner and pro-
vided With An outside en-
trance. IL You have looked
the city over for a convent
Gnt and we'll arranged house
without sncce>s. do not fail
to Investigate this opportu-
nity 10 secure IL without the
trouble. uncertainty and de-
lay incidental to building.
This house Is upon one Of the
finest lets In the city aud will
be sold with either 69N l07.
6oxl5o. 60xHGo or 13x357 feet.
Immediate possession II de-
sired VIII be sold upon EASY
terms. Look al the property.
which Is 351 Fountain ST.. or
address ii. III. James. Detroit
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NEW YoRx. July %

wHrAr-Sfeady. moderately active July.
erOfA. August Gaesssc: September, W ll-lo
Qessc; October ssx0oesc. November. Ss1e,
Deosmber sipL aioIS: May. H0briv6
CoaS--r Dali lower. weak. No. q 7i67yxc.
oArS-weak Western. B@aooc.
PpovrsroNs- Bcef-Duil and easy. Extra
mess - 500 10 20. family siSA0ai+mt Pork
Quiet and steady. New ness ti2sS9i3S: old
mess sizse u ss: extra prime. so.seiioo
Lard-Qsiet. nominal Stesm-rendered h 81 y
G6.N
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REAL ESTATE-COUNPRY.

FOR SALE-S0 acres hardwood timber land
situated in Nj ssaukee county: tit,e per
feet; will exchange for other property near
Cadillac. Address Ii. l.. Bragg. Cadiiiac. Mich
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WHAT PEOPLE WANT T.: +: e., !: + :::;...,
Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to a line There
is but one price that is quoted in the table below
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TOR RENT-Furnished rooms at 2ls Ottawa
ST.; gas. bath and furnace. with or without
board 213
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The MARKETS
Grnins. Provlsions. Etc.

CHICAGO. July %.
rIorR-Quies Spring Wheat patents, a. IS
C5.75; bakers, ~ f094s5; Winter Wheat Flour
Patents. n. .lOls5.s5; straixhts, - 90g5o.
[ WHgAr-Ruled unsettled aud lower No.
July a&sOxe; August, S7ssosS,c, and De-
cember. Sh2Osc.
CoRN-Fsr trading at lower prices. No. 2.
esn6s3c; No yellow. o45sel65e; No. 3 o2x
sc: No. yellow. c5t.9s14tsc:- August, SEX q
soc; September, STA ss5sasc; May. 43s.Q
OArs-weaker. No q H1@sSc; August,
SsSet2stc: September. Hiasssc. Samples
lower Offerings moderate. No. g. 3I133:; No.
White 8S337c; No. 2. Se37c; No. White
ssesc.
RYE-Unsettled and higher. No. casn, in
store. 7s.sGs73e; No do, oS<S7Oc; No. Au-
gust 73c; september. 73.s7a,sc; October, 721s&
7ic-
BARLEY Easter Samples nominslly $50
ec. September, ooc-
MEss PoRK-Trading moderately active and
prices ruled lower. Prices ranged AZ cal 500
iL37t for cash sli 251sii35 for July; ell IS
QtLsst for September and tii-s5SiL57n for
October.
LARD-Market moderately active and prices
lower Quotations ranged st $500 e6.1,,i for
cash. SDss. asH for August; 6esen72ss
for September and D. 75@t6 ssii for October
BurrER-Crcamery. iaoI7c; Dairy. iiGi4c;
Packing Stock. ioGi0sse.
PouLrRx-Live Chickens, l0H1i2xc per ID
Live Turkeys. esfoc per ID, Live Ducks. SD
lie per 10. Live Geese. 300 lt.O per dozen
wisconsin Prime White, Sc; Water
White SIC. Michigan Prime White. SIC; Wa
ter white iossc. Indiana Prime White. ssc;
Water White loo: Headlight l75 test vac;
Gasoline. ~ deg's, isc; "a deg's. sac.
LtosoRs-Distilled Spirits ruled steaiy Al
o. is per gal for naishrd goods
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EOR RENT-Furnished and unfurnished
rooms. At the Brunswick 46 South Divis-
ion-st. 81
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REAL Estate CITY.
. tate uutii you have called on L. ;. Prosin.
room Q. Losetts block. opposite Sweets Hotel
EoR SALE-Four houses sod last week. be.
a cause bus my iets by the dozen ana ma
tefiaI al wholesale. and can underseli all 9TH
eTs. Houses IN ali parts of the ely ON st-v)
To *sSu each. on monthly payments, easy as
reat. Vacant lots on Paris, COLLEGE. u tdis n
ana Terrace-ayes from 500 70 $40 each. or
80 nown aud 81 per month. G. W TUFTS. New
hilbert building, cor. Monroe and >priAs SIS
FOR sALE-yacanf property We have some
of the best la the city: don't buy before
seeing our list. klnsey Mercer. and 10
Wlddeeomb block; telephone eos.
TOR SALE-A fine lot on kennedy-st. near
a Unlon-sr.; graded and walks laid; only
EoR SALE OR RENT--A gem OF house Just
north OF Wealthy ave. ON James 81. with
modern improvements and cheap also good
houses and lots IN all pats OF the city al great
bargalns III you want good lot or house and
y, i"t ,ae don't iaii To- see me- ! have iafge la,n
city property. Pine and hardwood lends ard
money To loan. 81 and 81 New Houseinan
Block. A. X. Antisdel.
EoR SALE-Lots. See the building going on
in the Fair Ground addition and then
come TO the Office and buy Que OF The lots
Ing.
kOR SALE-Cash will tell In buying two lots
l. and IA house and lot on llearyst.; will sell
separately or together; a uice list OF houses 10
rent. Dunfon x Bates. Widdicomb b'd'g.
TOR SALE-1welve houses on the West Side;
newly finished; also store TO rent oa West
Brideest. number of choice vacant lots Will
be sold Oh easy terms. . good chance 10 secure
home. Fitzgerald EraDkfnrd. Filth Nation
al Bank block. West Bridge-st. Telephone
No. l236.
FOR SALE-Lot; one OF the best bargains in
business property in the city; a vacant
lot which will double In value In two years.
kinsey & Mercer.
E0R SALE-Goods. nice stock. will inven-
= tory about $50. located In "a good coun-
/ try town. or Will exchange with some vacant
lots for city real estate. kinsey & Mercer.
EOR SALE-Houses and lois in different
parts ot the city; small payment down;
, monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st. at a bargain. DR.. Eetn.
| boor, 4S 30 .twick-St. 83tf
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EOR RENT-Nieely furnish d ,oms, single
or en-suite. suitable Tor 20 .lleman and
wife or single gentlemen; Ira, ..ing men pre-
ferred. Address S. j. F.. box 5lo. city. 2l3
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FOR KENT-The store now occupied by 2. J
Il schwsnkovskv. l7s Fulton ST.; also all
the fixtures and once furniture for sale cbeap.
Apply nj store or to D. y Schwankovsky. y
Monroe ave. Detroit. 2il
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EOR RRENT-Furnished rooms steam heated.
Vinegar block. cor. OF South Division aud
Cherry.sts ~
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LOST.

LOST.
4 OST-0n Tuesday morning. by Frank ID
IL Burch. q dark bay pony weighing NJ y
hundred was In good condition and WAS brchd.
ed finder will please return 10 Frank Hodges
livery barn on South, Div sion 81. and receive
reward. -t-
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TOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

l--,-o~~-7----------- -
EOR SALE-Full blotd settlers pups; price
l. 500. Inquire of Chas Train. Mcdonald.
Mich. 2li
= $1,000 H. floor space. well lighted. steam
| heated. substantially built. equipped with au-
! tomato spYinklers. thus commanding lowest
rates Tor insurance. good dry house. A power
| plant. line shafting. etc. Situated In a thriv-
| ng town in Northern Michigan. admirably To-
] Gated for the manufacture of chairs cheap
furniture. refrigerators or woodenware. Fer
, particulars address Factory. 24th aud Railroad
sis Pitesburg. Pa. 22y
| EOR SALE-Al OF the ONCE furniture and
4 fixtures. includ ng about 10 folding (un-
dertakersD ch airs tontlned In store occupied
| by +. j. Schwank' vskv. 17s fultonst. 2l2
/. 90 10 SELLECk & ANDRE. rs South Divi-
, sion-st.. opposite Winerar Dock. when
you want t. bus or sell second hand furniture.
! stoves and other household goods. 222-9l
FOR sALE-cheap.s s. horse power boiler and
4 engine. nearly new, with furnace. setting.
| etc. complete. ih0aire OF z. {. ThwiEs; phone
ali. l55tf
WANrED-AGENTS.
! NANTED-Agents; nj once, for a good pay
! ing business. Call at Il Spring St 2l2
! NVANTED-furniture maj ufacturers' agents
", to sell our goods in Wisconsin. Indiana.
Illinois. Iowa and Minnesota. Address Hamiin
d Green Table Co.. Alma. Mich. 2B
! VVANTED-our agents make Sl00 to 500 a
w month selling our goods on their merits.
We want country and general agents. and will
take back all goods unsold II a county agant
! fails TO clear Slo0 and expenses after a thicy
days. trial. or q general agent less than $50
( We will send large illustrated circulars and
letter with "A special offer 10 suit territory ap
pliec for on receipt OF three one-eent stamps.
Apply at once and get on the boom. Address
Z Rcnner Manufacturing Company. Plttsbur2.
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TOR RENT-When you want choice fur
Il nished rooms. call at y Jefferson-ave.
Transcient trade solicited 2l3
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EoR RENr-Stores : and II Huren ST. eseh
ffyF0 feet. alley in the rear. snitaoie Is'
Wholesale business efsces or stores rent
tlL5l per menth zach. Also two second se"is.
each zx1o feet - ger month each, can -
west Of Csnsi-st ana enc blocs north Of Lyon
q. Anton q. HedenpyL IL and Il foan 81. 81,
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NVANIED-At once. steady young man;
w steady employment; $500 security re
quired. ~ Canal ST.. room IA. 2l3
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EOR RENT-Centraiiy located furnished of
fee. first floor. Dunfon / Bates. Widdi
comb building. telephone IA.
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EDR RENI-Secoud foor corner Louis ana
= Carnpau Sta 4txD feet; lght on thrre
sides; Also store No. ? Pearl st. Enquire OIL y !;
N. Reynolds or W G. Hepson. Us
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E0R RENT-onices; Street Railway Com
Il paws ofiees in Tower Block september
l. 1891 The Offices face campau Place and are
conslderes the finest In the city; will rent
fcp 2ls
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PERSONAL
HELP wAETED-NALE

WANTED Light, strong. active lady to go
w up In balloon and make parachute des
cent. Don't write nnieSs you mean business.
Prof. kabriek. Sturgis Mich. III
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VVANTED-io frst-class machinists. wise
w hands preferred. Call at 70 North Front,
st IL
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E'0R RENT-Elegapt new store in the Iro-
4 gueis block. 81 West Bridge-st.; also the
third floor. suitable for families or furnished
rooms and suite OF rooms for light housekeep.
ing mi
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WANTED-BOARDERS.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

DOB RENT-A desirable suit off rooms. with
i in fve minutes walk OF pOstofhce. Apply
50 Clinton-st. 2ls
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E'oR RENT-Two fine stores In brick block on
west side Of south Division-st-. suitable Tor
any business these stores have large dry base
ments with rear entrance from alley aso
suites Of rooms In same block with private
hall and bath room with each suite. this prop
erty will b. rented at fSw price to the right
party For prices cali on J w. Calvin. room
; shepard 4 Hartman block. from TO .. m
Phone So
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EOR SALE-Houses and lois In different
parts ~ the city; small payment down;
monthly payments afterwards. Lots and acre
property within the old city limits Also my
block on Bostwick-st at q bargain. DR.. Eetn.
boor, 4S 30 .twick-St. S3tf
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k0R SALE-Full blotd settlers pups; price
500. Inquire of Chas. Train. Mcdonald.
Misi. 4
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.

WANTED Position as book-keeper by ex.
w perierced man. Can give good refer
encesRS o character and ability. Address f.
f. McC arty. Elkhart. md II,
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FOR RENT-BUsINEss PLACES.

TO RENT-Stores Ne.s and IL Hgron-st. eact
9ix10 feet; alley In rear; suit able Tor whole
sale business. ONCE. light manufacturing oI
storage; rent $3.50 per month each. Anton
u. HodenpyI. ~ and Il Fountain st. 2p9t
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Neutrality-suspicious. for furniture fac
w tory out of the city employing 80 men;
business established and situation permanent; |;
will pay good wages 10 comp .fant man; none
need apply who cannot furnish good referen.
ces TO both character and ability. Address
room 3s care OF Morton House. I'll
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DOR SALE-Goods, a nice stock. Will inven-
- tory about $50. located in "a good coun-
try town. or will exchange with some vacant
lots for city real estate. kinsey Mercer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-17
GIFT FRoM THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR.

Frederick Bernhard United States Deputy Marshal
and detective to all the crowned heads Of Europe has
been a happy man since Saturday, and no less
person than Franz Joseph, Emperor OF Austria was
the cause of his eatiOn ON saturday afternoon
CbevaIier Won Pautschek, the Austrian Consul,
formally presented 10 Mr.. Bernhard a magnificent
diamond scarf PIN the gift of the Austrian Emperor
The pin, which Is worth about 81 600, contains four
teen good sized diamonds and many smaller ones
The initials of the Emperor and picture OF his crown
are engraved on the pin. A document expressing inc
appreciation Of the Austrian Government Of the value
Of Mr. Bernhards services to accompanied the piece
O. iewery.
The presentation took place at the consulate, and
Chevaler Palhschek, who was arrayed In his
uniform and wore his sword made the speech. mr.
bernhard has arrested number of Austrian criminals
here and has recovered from them many thousands OF
dollars Of stolen money. The Deputy Marshal has a
remarkable faculty for recognizing persons OF whom
he has only mcagre description and IS called on 10
arrest most of the foreign criminals who arrive mere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-17
r,cuW Az ROBBFRY IN FIFTY -NIN1HsST.

Miss Clara Pollock styshly dressed YOUNG woman
Of No. 1873 East Fifty eighthst, was Tn, V'c,n u
daring hichwayman while waiting for Bcit nnc
car at second-ave and Fifty ninth-S yesterday aitcr
noon. Miss Pollock had her umbrella uprased IN hef
irt hand, and in hr left hand she held hcr pocket
hook containing S35. The thief approached her' so'
,r1orneatb her umbrella and stared her In the face.
lie caught hr hy the wrist, forced ire poche'oooN
ant o, her grasp and ran away, followed by Two
citizens who had witnessed the theft.
The hlghwayman sped along Fityninth ST. al inc top
OF his speed. Roundsman Moran OF th, FLY nrs
police station and joined in the chase lie soon saica
on the thief. who turned up Ihird"'e'' ~iu ~
sixty second.st. jumped into north bound car DE-
fore the car had reached the next corner inc roua
man was on board and had handouts on the thlcf
He described himself John Russell, aged twenty!
nine wears, of No. 40 East Twenty-nmtl-st. Russell
denied the charge made against him by Miss Pol
lock. although she positive that he was the ROB-
her When arraigned at the Yorkvile Police Court
russell reiterated that he was innocent Az his request
Justice GRADY adjourned the for further exanina
ton In the meantime Russell was locked up LII de-
FAULT Of 81, 900 bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-17
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

maddox on an Od-fashioned safe in the Insurance
office OF j. W. Fowler, at No. 1s3 Montague-st' was
broken omen Yesterday morning by burglars AS IL
had been broken open before. there was nothing OF
yalue left in it for the burglars to take
lanes H. FLYNN has been made an assistant In
snector in the Fire Department at $1,000 year lie
&c n member of the Democratic General Committee.
A boulder from the Gettysburg battlefield VIII De
nsed as a cornerstone OF the new 14th Regiment
Armory.
The Rev. DR.. Zachary Eddy. who died In Detroit Oh
Sunday was pastor CT the Reformed Church on the
Heights a dozen years ago. Before going 70 BrOohilh
he married his second wife the sister OF DE- Davu
Cochran president of the Polytechnic Institute shc
died four wears ago. leaving him two sons and four
daughters. year ago lie remarked. lie preached
for fifty years.
The Rev C. c. Lasby has announced his intenuon
nj leaving the Sumner Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church I'm short time owing to throat trouble, WHICH
neeesstates his removal to climate less agGravauhe
10 Il than that of Brooklyn He was abroad last year
and has had an operation performed for the relief OF
the trouble.
The total of Of unpaid taxes for 1eeo Is
e137e772 So, out of a levy of S11,75o,59o 90.
Judge Cullen has set down the trial OF Darwin j.
Meserolc for the murder of Theodore Laroig In the
rooms OF Mrs Dovie T. Comstocll in June last for
Monaav December T. in the Court of Oyer and Ter
miner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-17
WHAT Is GOING on TO-DAY.

Annual dinner OF Chamber Of Commerce Deimon'co .
evening.
Horse Show Madison Square Garden.
Board OF Aldermen, p. m -
soc,.,v n Mechanical Engineers convention. No. IL
West Thirty -frst-st. .,,.
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum beneht. Metropolitan
oper. House 80 y. IN.
Directors Of Union theological Seminary D. He
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings. -
McAu Mission mass meeting, Marble Reformed Shureh
SPIN. . ., ,,....,
Kane Lodge No. 454, F. and A. NJ, reception Masonic
Temple p. 1900. r...
third-st . w.,
Loyal Circle of Kings Daughters entertainment HAM,
Hall, p. .,,.,-
Lecture by W. NJ Oates in old Of Society Tor bcrienhs
Self. Supporting Women. Lcnox Lyceum' . D. M c.,
9, t1.,r McKcwav before Nineteenth Century Club,
Madison Square Garden Assembly Rooms 10 p m
Normal College and College Of the City OF New'forN
trustees, 4 and 80 D. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-17
IrIt.s a Lie, Prove 1t!

TIA s,mplest wsy In the world find out wnctner o
sill clothes cheaper than any clothing bou@ III
Il n call at A. H. King Co.'s, retailers ana "aNeI
AZ rne Ready towear clothes See the extra spec'''
values VIC offer for this week IN Mems ana poys =,
Suits and Oyercoats. These GOODS were ,son
the firm o, Cohn, Ball Co., whose repu',Ho
far excellence stands second TO none Inc eAqus'.
Of these garments only fc apprecea py
seeing them. The best custom tailors IN Ne",i"rN
dnd It utterly impossible to produce better maac vi
hitting garments. We bought the entire product Vi e's
n.rsot leading styles The first lot are Melton over
coas in various co.ors with Fine Serge and ltaan LIN
nes good filters usually sold at SIS and 80; our price,
s1O Lot No. is English Kerseys, fine Mei'o'' e"s
ChinchIllas and Cheviots handsomely made ana er''"
with best wearing materials. These garments sen u''
at So and $50 Our price IS but ~ Lou ~, -
the largest comprising fine English Ca'simeres Sci''
and Kersey Ovecoats, made with plain or stfappeu '
ane ca ssmere or ssrx lined and made in one ee,' w.
hacked and are superb IN every detail. Inc variety "
styles and coors this lot are TOO numerous 70 @
hut suffice that they worth from $50 to s'' anu Dbl W.
ask a. thf. sale Is SIS Compare nd rnnt,t on
ams they s' have no equals nsst ssy to 2ay5
Ansrss The sada iG SUCH az blues se
's nS S cars Mesns ne French kersy na
mont "cSsy f sss Goats s' than s $40
esewhe and are not ii saperGne IN
mno.d Kersys and Motions all new Shades which sSr
ise n a. os IS and sna $50 ty 80 e
In Ina rscns e D sna s all great
az '@ s ssar 5 sys; & ss sps
sns ~ W Nan orer today Mems Iae prs ns
esssnere only cohn Pail CO. $40 maxi The tn %xt
10, Il Mems Fine Tanor-Msde Dress snts hdfnts
English Cays worsteds and mporsa t tsmSS
canno: be bought elsewhere for less than s9v a yo
,e seiI Al ths extra sale at sl5. Gentenef TINS -
,ms n ..tog out The season Is trns iaT, anu nces
don't propose carry over any Of these goo O Tho os
m m Sc You arr invited call ana gee this h INV
~ Clothes There's no tarVnS
ss in paying chesp tlOrs twice as much ~Snsy 20
o,",,a. tp,t inferior IN every rsa -
onrs zig REDUCTIONS in the Toys ana chdrcns aPs,
men that win poy to come miles d 70 T 81 and
s &c. vsesy for bOys sssd - 70 worth b0
d ~ Humid eds o! single pants stirring Dig, sn
BARGAINS that we ia % r @ more Se
Our sores open during this sale Until p m Man Su n
rnmntlv ilIed Don't miss the place ana name a. H.
EpWER 20 Go7 and 629 Broadway. near Beecker-so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-17
THE NORTHERN OGRE"

With this heading supplemented with suo-uue'
american Unity" paper published in French at
Lima Peru, lie Courier de PAmenque du oud,
prints an interesting editorial in regard to the com
merca expansion OF the United States in the southern
part Of this hemisphere The Peruvian newspaper IS
devoted under NJ. Louis Robinets edtorshp, mainly
to the defence OF French interests In the South Pacihc
and has not native suspicion of all foreign under
akngs "Le Courier de rAmerque du Sud- states taat
II is not by political interference warlike measures
that the United States intends to conquer the spanish
American countries. But 1t says: "The enemy is at
our doors before long he will penetrate all these re-
publcs, thanks to the great incrcolonal railroad lie
will invade all and hold everything in his powerful
hand and our South American friends will have to
become Yankees il they want TO continue eating, or
must disappear before the brutal law Of industrial
progress. The Northern ogre, personifed by Mr.
Blaine the disciple OF Monroe. Is preparing, lndeed
for that great campaign. They seem determined
II Washington 10 carry the struggle upon the economical
and financial ground, which is certainly the best TO
take IL is part of the statesmen OF these south
American countries take prompt measures to defeat
the Yankee object: and that may be done by making
the necessary sacrifices for the development of COM
merce and industry" The FrancoPeruvian paper
might have that the first measure TO take would
be 10 establish political stability in the republics OF
South America.