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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

Other dispatches state that there = .
spirit Of great and dangerous aiscoa-
tens tarsaxa a. tas PROVINCES Of
Brazil Uader these circumstances
sysa the ~srEarss frlsaas Of the new
republic On this side of the Atlantic
spprehead most serious troables. pos
slhly . long civil var. before peace -
restored 10 Brazil
Already there are rumors sfeat that
other provinces are contemplating fol
lowing the example Of Bio Grande and
that IN the near future there may
be number of separate war
ring Brazilian states. Naturally
these revolutionary rumors are
made the most Of BY the imperislis.s.
bat IL Is known that cipher dispatches
of . most important nature have beea
passing between the leaders Of the
restoration" movement and Dom
Pedro There Ia . rumor current
here tina, there has been fighting in
Brazil between the troops Of Presi-
dent de Fonseea and the revolutionists.
Owing 70 the fact that Rio Grande has
declared itself independent OF the De
EonsecA government IL is inferred that
the eounIcs may have occurred in that
nroviuea
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

whatever At the calamity that had be-
fallen thea. Tbs jury IVES very much
like The Cronla jary ia the way Ia
which they voted Almost from the
start the vote stood III TO / for hang
Ing. After the Judge had read the YER
diet the defendapt's counsel moved fer
q new trial This was done emily as .
matter Of form, sni IL is thought that
the two defendants viii receive their
sentence and commence on their term
in the penitentiary.
iEdsarc IL kslekaor "a enpleys Of tie c,
q .. u Aurora - tskel suddenly IA os
teocT z 1885. after esIsEg ia clEaer from pail
tssen With nim 10 his work He die ths fol
loving Thursday. and Mrs. KelehnoE and
William Il slsesrl whose relations
we're saspisseGA we're hela By the cor
oEers gury on . eAsrge Of murder TIE
dead mans stomach and liver we're analysed
several nen. TAe case against Ma ksleEAor
was worked up with ali eshgsnee aaa on trial
. train OF eslaease Of animpescssble strengts
was built up - motive for the murder.
siebert VAS proved 70 have odsred sl,eSo II
Keehnor would release ell Claim 10 his wife.
and the relations Of The couple VAS Clearly
established To have esea Illegal II Was
also proved thai poisoa was administered
for several days before the death OF
Keichnor. and siesert and Mrs kelehnor alone
had seccss TO him during The intervening time
between Tuesday when he nrst was taken
sick and Thursday, when he died II was also
proved that Siebert bought boz Of rat poison
NJ Geneva fec days before the poisoning be-
gan, and this box, empty. ~as found in q
drawer In . Geneva saloon. where Sieber'
bought whisky for Kelchnor. The trial lasted
three weeks and was bitterly contested ey the
defensel
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.

They Arc Gathering At Toledo, O., for
Their Annual Convention.
TOLEDO. O.. Nov. 10.-The delegates
to the fifteenth constitutional general
assembly Of the Knights of Labor are
arriving here in large numbers from all
parts of the United States, several
places in Canada and two or three cities
in Mexico. The delegates say that this
will be one OF the most important
assemblies ever held in this country,
as several matters reiGting to labor.
capital and the public school system
will come up for action. The follow
ing general officers are here: General
Master Workman +. V. Powderly,
Scranton, Pa; Worthy Foreman
Hugh Cavanaugh, Cincinnati: Gen
cral Secretary and Treasurer John w.
Hayes, Philadelphia Also the general
executive board, consisting of A. w.
Wright. Toronto. Ont; John Devlin,
Detroit, Mich. and Congressman John
Davis. Junction City, Kan The most
important matter TO come before the
assembly will be the public school sys.
TEN Of this country. The majority Of
the delegates present are Roman Cath
olics, yet they intend placing them
selves on record in reference TO the
school question. The feeling seems to
be unanimously in favor Of the public
school svstem
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
TROUBLE roa roNsgcA.
Ric ersnSs D~ Sci ssesass-Aisrmiss Ha.
msrs 81 cessscss ssA Preaiss Of Civsl
War ~ 0rssta-

Mo arssHs Dc Sci ssesaes-Atsrmisg Ru.
msrs 81 Ccsascss ssA Pre- aiss Of Civil
War 10 nrssts.
Loxpos. Nov. io--pispstehss re-
e~ived here from Fsruam buco show
that the troubles Ia Brzxil are sp-
preaching an acute crisis. and there 10
much anxiety expressed in Sasncial and
commercial circles regarding the out
come Of FonsecAs action in dissolving
congress and again assuming tAe role OF
dictator, which he laid down suoss-
qasns 10 his election - president OF the
nevsy-fermsd republic. end MACY grave
deuses are expressed - 20 the sac-
cess Of tie latest polisiesi move These
dispatches state In pernsm bnco there
h general discoateas 81 ell sidss ~
fousees's sctioa. bus there il ssshinr
in then - show THAI the people have
done sayshiae further than 10 express
their disarprohasien Of the course fol-
lowed by the Dictator
From the province 81 Rio 0rsnde -
Sui however. ecmes intelligence that
h alarming IA - nature The news
FROM skls provinces n - the effect that
shs local governments hes refused -
seansssse n the sssam psien ~ Fou-
ssea ~ the powers ~ dictator end
hss declared the inderepdsncs - Ne
UrsvlAse-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
WILL GET HER PAY.

Kda Hiekmsa. working ~ Slave Lone
Aftsr Emancipation, ID Awarded Her
Due
KANSAS CuY, Mo. Nov. lo-The
court of appeals on Monday handed
down = decision granting Eda Hickman
q new trial in her case against the
Hickman estate. Eda was . slsve Of
Joseph Hickman, Of Monitsau county.
Mo. and he had managed To keep
from her the fact that the negroes had
been emancipated asd for almost TWEEN
ty-five years had made her work on his
farm without remuneration She final
~ discovered that she yes . free
woman and entered suit 10 recover
some $500 which she claims isdue her
fer her services during The last twenty
five years. The FIRST trial awarded her
half the amount but the circuit cour {
reversed this decision MondzY. the
court Of appeals reversed the decision
of the circuit court and rsmandcd the
ease for q new trial
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
THE SeALERiES CASE.

Atty 0sa. Miller Announces In coars
That the Question VIII Ne Submitted
10 Arbitration
WAsHixeros, Nov. lo-The hearing
OF the Behring sea sealeries case in the
supreme court was resumed At 1880
q N. Atty. Gen. Miller interrupted
Solicitor-Gen. Taft during the course Of
his remarks To announce that it had
been agreed To submit the controversy
between the United States and Eng
land a. to the seal fisheries to arbitrs-
ton, and that the Official announce
ment of that fact would soon be made.
This now celebrated case arises out
of the seizure of tho Canadian sealer
w. p Sayward in Behring sea for vio-
lation of the act OF congress making it
. penalty to catch seals within the
waters of Behring sea The vessel
was libeled under the admiral.
~ lava Of the United States
and after trial tho United States
district court Of Alaska declared a for
fixture OF the vessel. The case WA
then brought to this court on . motion
for = writ of prohibition to stop the
Alaskan court from taking me asures TO
enforce the decree. the ground for
this motion being q contention that the
court had no jurisdiction to try the Of
Tense. for the reason that il was COM
mitted more than 8 miles from shore,
and therefore, under tho law
of nations. without the jurisdic-
ton of the United States. BY
this method 1t Is sought 70 secure an
o. MON from this court on tho
question which has been for . long
time in controversy between the United
States and Great Britain rs to the right
of the former country to exclusive
control Of the seal fisheries in Behring
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
MICHIGAN COUNTY TAXES.

Amount Which Iron. Assontsss. MAJ
asests sad Dtcklnsea VIVA fay the
state.
LASsISe. Mich. Nov. 1o.-Auditor
General Stone has made pro rata re.
apportionment of the state tax between
the counties of Iron. Menominee, Dick
inson and Marquette ss ordered by the
supreme court. The equalized
valuation of the territory do.
tachcd from each OF the counties Of
Iron, Menominee aud Marquette to
form the county OF Dickinson was de-
Quoted from the valuation of the re-
spectivc counties and constituted the
equalized valuation Of the county
of Dickinson. 1t was upon this
basis that the reapportionment was
made. The new equalized val
uation Of the several counties is as fol-
lows: Menominee, s7,3i2. 500; Iron,
IS. 100, 900; Marquette. So. SIS, $50; Dick
inson. So. $50. The following is the
amount of state tax which each will
pay. Menominee. S9.Ssa 81; Iron. S.
S4A Oh: Marquette. SsS,7o5.1o; Dickin-
sOn &7.2l0.S5
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

CELrSA. o, Nov. ia natural gas
explosion occurred Monday afternoon
at Bocry's four mill in this city. The
engineer was frightfully though not
fatally burned. and the whole side of
the building was blown out The acct
dent was caused by turning on the
gas and not LIZ. ling it. A great guam
tity Of gas had escaped into the engine
room. A large tank containing 600 gal
Ions Of water was lifted from . solid
foundation. and the overturning of the
same saved the building from the
fatues
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
ard refreshing to the tsste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels. c.eanses the sys
TEN effectually, dispels colds. head
aches and feyers aud cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced. pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects. prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend il
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept On.
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
sAs FRANCISCO. cat.
LOUISVILLE. ~. KEH Y0Rx. M
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
HORRORS OF THE FAMINE.
Russiaa Peasants Driven TO Robbery b
the Pansa OF Hunger.

Russiaa Peasants Driven TO Robbery BY
the Panss OF Hunger.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. l0--Ac.s of
brigandage by men rendered desperate
by hunger are increasing ID Russia.
Hundreds OF men employed on the rail.
ways in kansam. Koursk and Voro-
ness have plundered freight trains
and marauded the country in gangs.
sacliug farms and mansions The
starving peasants devour any refuse
they can find. The mortality
among children from typhus fever and
hunger il frightful. The Zemstyos
distribute milk among families when
possible A woman at Chelahinsk
killed her three children and then
hanged herself on the refusal OF rich
neighbor to lend them money TO pre-
vent their starving.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
AN OTTAWA FAILURE.

Speculative Investments Drive ES-Mayor
Mcleod Stewart to the Wall with
$500. 900 Liabilities.
Stewart, ex-mayor of Ottawa, has
made an assignment for the benefit of
his creditors The extent OF his
liabilities cannot be estimated
at present. !. but it is be-
lieved they will amount to over
$500, O00 Mr. Stewards embarrass-
ments were caused by his heavy in
vestments in coal mines ut Anthracite
in the northwest. He formed syndi-
cate which purchased mines there, and
he went to London and Paris to float
shares, but die: not meet with the sue
cess he expected.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
pr,.s.r M.rsd,sa.s Report.

WAsatSaros. Nov 10 Capt Mere
sish. superintendent of the bureau OF
engraving aud printing. in his annual
repor. SAYS that during the las; year
The delivery 81 Upitsi States notes,
treasury notes and gold and silver GER
tifcatss aggregated . face value Of
sos. sss ESQ, and the revenue and Gus
toms stamps numbered ss2. 900, 90.
The expenditures during the year were
q 4a1 ga
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

WASHINGTON. Nov. io.--Gen. Horace
Boughton. OF Texas. died suddenly in
this city Monday. Gen. Bouyhton
was born in New York state in 1883.
and after serving through the war. at
tanning the rank e brevet brigsdier
general. he removed TO Texaa lie oc-
eupied several public Offices in that
state and in 1870 was the democrats
sominee for United States senator
from Texas. but was defeated.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
Tn. Uister County az. A. Rank.

KINGSTON. n. Y, Nov. 1o.-C. NJ.
Preston, superintendent Of the state
banking department., has concluded his
examination Of the Ulster county
savings institution. and has issued .
statement of the condition of the
wrecked bank He finds the amount
due depositors to be So, 474. 465 and the
assets -, los. SAT. leaving a deficiency
OF sS65.9lS The examination involved
the work OF looking over $4,000 indi-
vidual accounts
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

LONDON, Nov. lo.-Serviccs and
other observances in honor Of the
cars silver wedding were held Mon
day in Paris. Nice. Cherbourg. Vienna.
Berlin. Wiesbaden. weimer Belgrade
and Copenhagen. The town and har-
Dor of Cherbourg were decorated with
fass In honor of the day and the mayor
sent telegram of congTatulation to
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

An Asrcrs niLl Couple Gi-es . Twenty
Five vesrs' Sentence ~ Poisoning tie
Wcass's HusssaA.
AURORA. lii, Nov. 10 The Jury IN
the Siebert- Keieanor murder csss after
deliberatioa of nesrly twenty -four
hours returned . verdict Of gniity Mon
say and sentenced the two defendaats
10 twenty Eve years imprisonment in
the pesissntiary. The verdict seems
Is meet vita The approval of q
nAiosisy Of the people siebert
and Mra kelehnor received the SEN
sence cooiiy. manifesting no snxiety
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

crscYxrArL Eev. 10 The Walton
architectural iron works, oae OF the
largest manufactures Of the kind IN
the west has assigned 70 Charles
Ho~fnnesoH. The aseets are given hy
The secretary ~ sss.eso u V est
mated that the liabilities ere about the
Same The only cause named Tor the
assignment 10 insufieieney Of capital
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

Prrrssusss Pa, Nov. 10. james
Penny. who for eleven years has been
National treasurer for the Amalgsmssed
Association Of Iron and Steel Workers.
died Monday Of blood poisoning. Mr.
Pensy wss - years Old snd vas widely
known among manufacturers and iron
and steel workers throughout the ssaa-
frv
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
4 HEAVY LOSS.
An Array Psynaster Robbed OF os. $50 n
Fort Clark. Tsa.

An Army Feynsster k0obed OF D. $50 ~
Fort Clark. Tsa.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. "A robbery Of
government funds from an army par.
master was reported TO the war depart
ment Monday. Maj. Culver c. snifiu
arrived Saturday last at Fort Clark.
Tex, from San Antonio with S.. SOC
in his possession. IL being toe
late In the day TO pay of the
men he followed the custom OF
locking up The funds In one Of the
cells Of the Guardhouse. keeping the
keys in his possession Moaday morn
ing he found his chest riaed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

wuxssDARaR Pa, New. 10 The
twelfth victim Of the Nantieoke disas
ter. which occurred Sunday. died Mon
day evening There 10 little doabt bo,
that the accident wss dns 10 careless.
ness on the part Of ninera
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

CnpAses Nov. 10. - Matthias Pic
rowski 49, asphyxsssed and four other
employees we're 50 seriously affected
that they wili prehahly d;e By the
hreakins 81 . Tss main at TIE Illinois
steel csnpsay's mills At South Chicago
Monday night
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
THE MESSAGE.
The President Busies Hinsslf Upon Its
Finishing Touches.

Finishing Touches.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. - President
Harrison denied himself to all callers
Monday. He has now begun to give
the finishing touches to his message to
congress He expects to have the man.
uscript ready for the printer by the
end Of next week. 1t was the
hope of the president that he might
point to . conclusion of the trouble
with Chilli and use that Is illustration
of some action necessary on the part of
coast defenses and various means Of
protecting our principal ocean cities,
but it is likely that he will touch upon
that subject without any allusion to
diplomatic transactions.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

Gik ANb HoNksT kDlClNE btfoFe shu A1tcT-
Il he offers some worthless 'o.dteine IN place
II this. leave bis dishonest store. ioclose pr -
IN letter. and We viii send By return mail.
Price, one package. 81; six. IS. one will please.
six will cure. Pamphlet ~ plain sealed EN-.
selonc. 2sfamps. Address The Wood Chem
icai c.. iSi Woodwsrd-ave.. Detroit. Mich.
sold ia Grand Rapids by L. X. Wilson.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
wheat Pouring Into Duluth

DULUTH. Mimi. Nov. lo.-The record
in wheat receipts was again broken
here Monday. l.6o5 cars being reported
on track, I57 more than ever before.
The big receipts show that the move
ment of wheat in the norl hwest is still
unchecked, and the proba bilities are
that this will be the greatest week Du.
luth has yet seen and the largest that
an American market has vet known.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
ALL DISEASES OF men

or trns tfnrst positlee4y sae rad eaais cftes
"a tcfns ~ reEsoas disorders nnunfursl
fas-es s~fss decline. re<t vsr1eer~ie "a IN
ahe bee Diseases Cures rapid. CssrF-x
moderate. Terms ~1sv
PesSsnf>ss safest saa suress sressnent
tncvn.
vnarseif ~ home. ma I'd free
BESfnN pJPEE MEDICAL 90.
Incorporates ur1cf the ls~e 81 The Stpse ~
Mass IS 1renoBf-st.. Boston. xssa
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11
$500. 900 Bis.e In PhIlsdslphi..

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. l0.-Fire
completely Quilted the wholesale
cloth and wooden goods house OF
Lippincott johnson q Co., 8a9 Market
street, causing loss on stock and build
ing estimated at $500. 600: fully insured.
The occupants of the adjoining guild
ings sustained losses from water ard
smoke variously estimated ut from $780,
coo TO So 900 each; ell fully insured.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-11-11

Promptly and perman-
eEily cures all forms vi
Nervous Weakness. tns-
iss.ons. spermstorrhea,
Impponcy. and a ! effects
.. Auusc or Exccsses,
Been prescribed over q
wears in thousands or
Uses: IL the ONLY RTLIA,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03
Sw6Iftes Rapitel.

Yeauion NOT elm tIeinss, unaniebnIi1es
Dorf; Elm Gbsil Der Wobnbiuisr Iaserts
f9 uumittslbar um bic Rir9e, wdbrsnb
bic ibIissn weitbin se,itteut lasen aut
ole WObuuns. wel3s Nlain aIs bte Der
Weiiabsc beBei1net pu,bs, lag cine quite
babe Stunoe uoa benz RitteIpgntt bsr
@emsinte snifsrnt.
IS mar Elm sroBer 8auernbot gang
,wiitsr ben gaumen peritsdt; bic Elm:
Jane Sage mar Der @runO, oaB bic Gbou:
ans Soit oft i5re 3lidmmsntinfte bisltsn.
Seams dltsiter Brubsr Yuain mar Elm mar.
mer Bartsi9dnser Der .,0eiBsn (So bic:
ZEN bic Inbdnser bss uertriebensn t6risl
6auiss wsgeu Der peiBsu @Oca,be, bic
tie trusen ssweien, gum srOBsn Merger
bes Sean uub is!ner frau, ole nur bus
cine 3iel faS 9sbens %taunten, iouisl @slo
ais m6slid suilinmen5uidarren.
Nl1iu mar nit benz Aopotaisn al 6ut
3u benz @sb0fts sesansen. @s isl Bel:
Den anf, baB IS wie ausgeitorben baIas
Sis tlrpften uno erinnerteu ii9, baB bic
Bausru, bic is nod benz Wss ssfrost bat:
ten, ie mebr Ober psniser betrembet on
seiebsu batten.
Asf ibr wieoerbOItss Yo5su fam cine
alte Srau gar Gbire beranssbinft. ISL
Der Bauer ni9t gu 9auis2" frus Der No:
potat.
,,Weldsr gansr2" mat bic sritaunts
Ridirase.
Bauer Wsriabsc."
naber piien bic 5srren bsnn bas
ni9t2"
uWas bsnn2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-03

Aaes seorbust suiamue,. lief ben, pfsss.
pater bss Rnabsn cine S6rfe poa @oIb
a~usbdntisen, unb ue,ientte R@ banu tn
tiefes Sinnen iiber bte beffen Wittsl, wie
er. obne Dueamp 81 ueratben. befien gas
ter unb S9weffer nit 5enr,'s Iettem WiIs
len unb Anaic's traurtsem S9idiaI Be-
tannt MAIDEN tonute.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
THY WOULD NOT ARREST 4 POLICEMAN

Policeman John Il. Cullen. OF the East twenty
sccond ST. SQUAD and Policemen Fisher ana Do"ii'"n
=, ,, rirbs+ station were trial At Ponce licad
,s yesterday ON charges growing ont OF r~eh'
S,,, IN 1Ipber's Museum, in East Fourfccnth-St Nag
me- schultz and William Green employees IN t'c
museum testified that early on the morning III "'I'"
9 Curcn entered the place and made diN'nroa,e' he
eco. In rlan clothes and was drunk. "ieeh S'u t'A'
C,,,cr wont 10 the shooting gallery and wanted 10
hoo. -, q target. TIE rules prohibited Shoo'hH p'
dr,uhcn men and Green refused Ia lct 'uheh s''o''
We had lost man some time before III ''!'' va,
croo, said in explanation Of the rule cullen 'ooN
hold NJ Green chokcd him and tore his clotmf "'cc"
said schultz said he struck twice III inc io ny
C,ue, Policemen Fisher and DOhrman were aSAcu u
s, Cullen on the sidewalk and they starter l" UiAc
hi % the Fifh.st station. Then, for the INST unc
schultz learned that Cullen was policeman "''u He
,rrcdately refused to so 10 the Staloh anu ih""c
oor,nlaint Fisher and Dohrman let Cullen 20 III INC
street ,,.,,-,o,co IN
I,,,o, denied TINT he had made any disturbance III
Tho museum or had been under the influence OF Hi"or
witness supported his statement ana snm tat ,lt
%, rho .trlck schultz and tore Gceh Cio'icS i"h
Tc cullen but was not cullen. ,.., - .-;-oro,
DOhrnan were trlTl lT c' t''h % y =,
~ a., ,ho .treet i'm violation of the rules. facn ~,
~ l +hot Inc Thought the other had made inc arrest
nd whom Schult, refused 10 make complaint cI'l''
r"nld take The responsibility of IrTcatug Dotc' ~
lcemau Decision was reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-26
MILLINERY, PARAsoLS AND DRESS GOODS.

An example OF the way the public appreciate an es
enlistment where conscientious efforts are madc 10
easc them is shown By the hOursng condition OF the
firm Of Lord q Taylor 1t has been found necessary III
consequence OF constantly increasing business 10 enlarge
Tho broadway establishment Of this house. ana t"o
bnilding, i'm Twentethst, adjoining the STORE nave
,een taken and will be ready for use In few days. as
All addition TO the firms already large store.
The annual opening OF millinery ana paraSois was
,hese lines WAS equal 10 any thing in the CITY, All te
snrinc STYLES of costumes also now open ana the
make n handsome collection Worth tea gown Is III
shades of pink and mulberry China SIX, Win hsh
Medci collar with Jet and Jewel trimming ana double
sleeves trimmed with black lace. The skrt Is deih
train and is edged with deep rufc OF black lace
rcat variety is shown of both domestic and Paris made
gowns OF every description.
In the millinery department the general style Is inc
fat and low crown, with flowers, laces. ribbons ana
,ewelry for trimming. The display Is about equally
divided between hats by Partisan makers and those ad'
Nv the firms own artists II hats cannot be fouho 10
suit among those offered Others will be made to order
Tho only wny TO yet an idea OF the extent OF the ex
hibitiOn is 70 visit the store. . .,,,.- r,o
In narasols thi, firm has some decided novelties lie
sidewalk about the window where these goous aN .N
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