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,,rc,xc II r MINER FOR CONGRESS.

,. o. ,orous nevs 10 tho tt,rty TamTnany Han
do. =, rbur.dav risht when Chief Croker an
-. hat Il was not his intention IN interfere III
anr manner with them In their selection OF u'e can
x,..,o ,o- Congress. the Assembly. and for memo'rS
.r 49, poo,d ~ Aldermen This determination Oh the
bossp will initiate against several asprAh'S 'Or W
IiticaI honors. and II Is especially ia'ai' |"
~. chs,ees OF Timothy J. Camben who Is AMBITIOUS
Of serving another term In Congress Hs Ell r
tau =. ,enl,y not a member Of Tammany Hail. ne can
s,arcely expect TO receive inc ho"n'a"o"
N,,,,c, which is eagerly sought by Henry u "''c'
No ,.,ter CT the Tammany o'sanirauoN ~ - NV
,r.,v that the regular leaders OF the ild' N'h "a
,.,h t,s,rlcts. Judge Diver. F. j. f''Ipar'eA an
,vruon 7 McKenna ex County Clerk, VIII ''oorso
ur c.mphel as against one OF their co'"or~e'S'
Tho rank and fle too. seem to think 'ha', as MI
r.rnbcu has steadily held Office since 1900 " -
80, ,ro that somcboiy else shall have q chhh'e
r,oro !. elv 10 be some excitement III the Ith anu
,,,, d,s,,c,s among the Tammanyites. W. d. VIC
venna is leader Of the vth and Edward j. fitIpn''N
"a leader in the Ivth. II Is said that inc a',er
ambitions OF succeeding 10 the leadership OF Tue wv"
Ne Is a candidate for County Clerk
Tho rIId Assembly District OF which Henry '.
,, &c loader raised another handsome Cleveland ana
...o, ,anner NJ the corner Of Chrystie and Hester
s.s a, Wednesday night. II was done by the Pioneer
froyaand and stevenson Club. IL was a hVsp aia,'
~ - ,rae a hand Of music. ana NUMBER OF 'ioI".
im aSors were present There were fireworks ana u
ppnar.i tcmonsiraton was given by the Old |th us
Henry C. Miner Tamrany Hall leader OF tne ii.o
,ssanbiv District has presented to the CoMa.s,h,e
Gu, i3rce md handsome crayon picture CT rs ohle
p,chard Croker elegantly framed IL auofhs 'pc "''
M the clubhouse On the bOwe1y'
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A STRONG TICKET IN NIAGARA COUNTY.

Lockport, N. u. oct. (spec!aD.-The Republican
County Convention met here to-day md nominated
the strongest ticket that has been put up by the
party In years. The ticket will sweep the old
Cataract County, b. from 500 to 1000 majority as
surfing the county for Harrison and Reid by the
same figures The Cleveland Democrats acknowl-
edge that the ticket Is much stronger than that OF
their party, md predict rs success at the polls.
Judge Avah X. Potter. Of this city was made chair
man OF the convention, with Charles r. Cromiey OF
Niagara Fails, as secretary. There were six candl-
dates for Comfy Clerk and 1t took sixteen ballots
10 nominate james Compton. Of Mlddcport. The
other nominations were: Abner T. liopkns of Lock
port for DisrictAttorney samuel Carson. Of Lock
port for ovescer OF the Poor; John J. Frazer. for
Justice Of the sessions. and DR.. wIdrie OF Tona-
wanda. for Coroner. There was much enthusiasm for
the ticket, and every mention Of the names Of the
candidates for President and Vce-iresident was re
celved with cheers Resolutions OF Enforcement o.
tho Administration were passed Unanimously, ania
applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
NORTH SIDE REPUBLICANS MEET.

The North side Republican Club o. the Twenty-thrd
Word had O crowded and enthusiastic meeting at their
rooms, No oo6l Third-ave. last night. J. stewart
Wilson presided and introduced Joseph Golfer lie
first enlightened the members with On address on w!d
cat currency and had In his possession two bins issued
In the days Of State hanks. One OF them was on 'he
Dank O, chicago dated November 8. 1852, and signed
nv W Muir treasurer and Seth Iaine. president. for
bce valne Of s5. 1t had. he said, been dshonored,
although the btu stated that the bank had n cdpi'ai
Of $500 OOO When the bank burst IL was learned that
there had never been more than 100000 behind 1t.
He then spoke on the tariff and his indsputabe proofs
Of the Increased prosperity Of employers and employees
we're greeted with loud applause. lie said he Lad
been an American citizen for Ave years, ana gave q
OF the protected American workman and the poverty
stricken condition OF the FreeTrade English lao09er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
THE PERSECUTION OF Mr.. PECK.

L
LABOR COMMISSIONERS IN OTHER STATES Al
WAYS DE:TRoY THE DATA FROM WHICH
THEIR REPORTS ARE MADE.
Charles = Peek the Commissioner Of the Bureau OF
Statistics OF Labor who IS being pursued ana pcrse'
cted by the Democrats In this State because ne was
honest enough 10 tell the Truth In regard to the ehect
OF the bllcan tariff law. at the Victoria otel
Yesterday having come down from Albany to attend
TO some private business. To reporter who saw him
az the hotel yesterday morning he said
"TLIs case which has been brought against me IS
simply for political persecution and not for legal prose-
cuion. do not believe that single witness VIII be
sworn throughout the entire proceedings After this
case came up wrote to the Labor COMMISSIONERS IN
all OF the states in the Union and asked ticm what
they did with tho reports that they received ana In
every instance the answer that came back was that
they did Just did and destroyed them. think
that DistrctAttorney Eaton, OF Albany, who attacked
me in speech that he made the other night, acted In
very bad grace considering that he has suit against
me I'm the courts.
learned after sent out my reports that IL Cali
fornia and OF the Dakctas the law requires that
the reports which are received BY the commissioner
must be destroyed after they have been compiled prop
erly The reports which received and upon which |
made my report not the property OF the state ana
neither they papers that ought 10 on file In the
onice. This suit against me will he dropped after the
election. 1t has no legs on which to stand In Call.
fornia some time ago the clerk OF the Senate destroyed
an enGrosscd Llll after 1t had been passed. lie was
arrested and tried and tho courts decided that he had
a perfect right to destroy II. Assistant Distrct-At-
tCrney Cohen. OF Albany. who appeared in court
against the other day IN the absence OF SIR Eaton:
declared that II the hinged the destruction OF
the returns he would give 1t up
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rxJrpGE TExyEY SPEAKS AT DARTMOUTH

Hanover " H.. oct. special. -Ex'JudSe a. W.
Tenney Of brooklyn addressed the Dartmouth Repub-
can Club last night IN the old chapel EA President
Bartlett Introduced the speaker Mr. Tenncy. after con-
graduating the students on the interest which they
have shown In tie present contest. discussed the
issues Of the campaign. lie began by clearly out
lining the difference between the two parties In
regard W the silver question. The state bank system
was dwell upon at length. Tho speaker contiasted
the condition Of Affairs thirty years ago. when that
system prevailed, with thu present prosperous financial
situation When Lincoln became President there
we're 1900 state banks In existence under thirty
different state laws. Tho American peopc. judge
Tcnney asserted lost through the insolvency OF state
hanks over 300 600 600. lie said that the American
money OF To day Lad made the circuit OF the globe
without discount and Je gave his personal experience
In proof Of the fact that used as freely In Eastern
or Western Europe as In the commercial centres oil
the United States.
Judge Tcnney refuied the allegation Of the Demo
cratic leaders that the tara Is tax. and gave
abundans statistics 70 maintain his position The
advantages Of reciprocity were ably presented. AID
the gain already aecrung 10 commerce was stated
The history OF protective laws since 1859 was care
fully reviewed. and In every instance the speaker
showed that adequate protection had proved benefit
TO the Industrial world and TO labor.
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MIR. uORR SPEAKS AT SCHENECTADY.

schenectady. oct. (SpeciaD. Roswell G.. liorr,
OF Michigan made the initial speech OF the Republican
campaign IN this county tonight to aude.ce thai.
filed the auditorium ard stage Of the Centre street
opera House The speaker was escorted from his
Loel to the theatre by the Harrison AID Reid March
Ing Club. OF 200 men. ard the Republican Working.
mems club, OF 100 men. bO'h In full uniform. AL
though II was n cold and rainy night. the line of
march was marked BY tie greatest enthusiasm and
a continuous blaze OF fireworks. After his introduc-
ton by ex-MayOr Darhydt. Mr.. iTorr made speech
filled with brilliant sal!es. Macy Of the most
prominent llepr!icans in; the county occupied
seats on the stage.
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USELESS TO MAKE a NOMINATION.

Jackson, Miss. Oct. tSpeciall.-At a meeting
to-day OF the Republican Executive Committee for
the With Congress District the following resolution
was adopted
Whereas. Under the DISTINGUISHING clauses Of the
Constitution OF Mississippi and the additional rcsric
ton imposed by the registration and election laws
OF this Congress District have been prevented from
registering: therefore. he It
Resolved. by the Congressional Republican Ey.
ecutive Committee OF the With Congress District OF
Mississippi That will not nominate any Republican
candidate for Congress 10 be voted for at the ensuing
election In November
The race is now left between Charles L. Hooker,
Democrat, and DR.. Robinson, Peoples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09

II II weren't tho most certain and effective
remedy In the world, do you think 1t could
be sold in any such wayi
Every overworked and rundown" wo.
man and every delicate and suffering woman,
needs It, 1t builds up and invisorates the
whole system, regulates and promotes the
proper functions, and restores health and
beverage; purely vegetable, perfectly HARM
less, and made especially for woman's needs.
In every disorder and arrangement pecu.
liar to tho rex, periodical pains, weak back,
bssring down sensations, and kindred all
meats, " Favorito Prescription" Is g,ioran-
teed to benefit or cure, or you have Jour
money back.
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will be presented to the company houses A''e '"'

will be presented to the company houses A'0"e '"'
route will be Illuminated
DELEGATIONS from oil the Republican c'uos ., me
Bergen district Of Jersey City met Mt NO. 1o" Mon'i
,.,o.ar. last night. TO arrange for parade and
Illumination. A committee appointed with full
power. Tho parade will take place Friday nlsht, ana
IL is intended to make it one OF .he mos. IrpOs,"s
tIiet. -, .
The colored Republicans Of Hadson County heo Il
h,,.,re.s meeting at 30. 81 Mcntgomcry's' jersey
City, last night, and decided not 10 put up 'no "','c
some Harrison and Reid banner until Octooer A. a.
When hey will have big meeting parade '''u al
Illumination ,r.. 1,,k =, Iorsev CITY
has elected Michael r. san president, So'S Michael
Corrran secretary, and Edward Donnciy sergeant at
arms.
urvo,, believe in M honest dollar reg.
isteT on Tuesday! DO not put IL on To-
another day! Al OF the s,nnH enriy! DO
cnt currency Will DC OH """~
not be behind them:
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Jersey CITY CLUB MEETINGS.

The wanser Republican Guard will parade through
tho I'D Assembly District OF Jersey City tomorrow
night There viii be two presentations during the
march. At the home Of f. b. Jackson IN Monticello
ave. the guard will receive handsome Harrison and
Reid banner, the gift OF number Of ladies; and at
the house Of J. w. acfke. in summitave., two guidons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
ENTHUSIASTIC ITALIAN REPUBLICANS.

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF the Italian
Republican Club Of the lid Assembly District was
held last night at Brooks Assembly Rooms In Broome
st. Among the speakers we're Postmaster Van Cott
Alfred II. COnklng. John Lord. ;. q. Belsto and
Carlos La Mnida. This club has a large member
shin and the hall was crowded to listen TO the
speeches. II was abundantly decorated with Anicri
can flag; and strcamcrs OF red, white and blue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
MANY FORMER DEMOCRATS NOW REPUBLICANS

The Industrial League OF the XXth Assembly Dis
ttct held q meeting at No. e45 Third ave last night.
The room was we'll filed. Rousng speeches were
made by J. II. Sullivan and Michael Clark. An
officer OF the organization said TO reporter last
night: There is Democratic Waterloo In this
ncghborEood. More than nifty out Of our 100 mem.
bers were Democrats until lately The officers OF
the organization President Leon COIN secretary
James Cantwell; treasurer ". II. Britt; sergeant-at-
arms Patrick Curtin.
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REPUBLICANS, REGISTER!
TUESDAY Is THE FIRST DAY IN NETWORK
AND BROOKLYN.
DO NOT NEGLECT THIS DUTY. BUT REGISTER
EARLY-pELAY IS DANGEROUS.

DO NOT NEGLECT THIS DUTY. But REGISTER
EARLY-DELAY IS DANGEROUS.
The first day Of registration In New-fork CITY anu
Brooklyn is Tuesday, October IL. Only voters "noso
names arc on the registry lists can vote. II does
not take more than minute or two to have ones
name registered and It is time that can well be spent
by every Republican voter in this city and BrooNyn
Tammany Hall I'm New-York and the Mclaughlin
Democrats in Brooklyn are desperate, ana are now
doing all that they to get their men 70 como ou'
and register early the first day. In THIS CITY 'he
Tammany Hall leaders are sending around wagons
on tho outside OF which in huge letters are the wouS
"REGISTER on TUESDAY"
Inside OF the wagon is gong that Is kept ringing
constantly telling the faithful OF Tammany Hall 10
roadster. These gongs should summon Republicans
TO do their duty and register early on Tuesaay.
All that is needed for you TO become registered
voter IS that you have lived In TINS STATE one !e"i
I'M 10 election day, in the county four mohns up W
the same time and in the election district IN "hoh
YOU live thirty days up to that time. or course you
must be twenty.one years old By election day TO be
eligible to vote.
The Tribune will publish on Monday n table show
,ny pxoctlv In what Assembly District and In what
election district of that Assembly Ihstnct every
voter Il, this city lives and the Brooklyn papers VIII
do the same for that city. This ought 10 De rea"
carefully nv every one. The Democratic gerrymanccr
OF the State which gave to NewforR ana brooA!h
FORTY eight out OF the 1913 members Of the Assembly.
followed by the local gerrymanders by the Boards OF
Aldermen Of the respective cities, has chaneed me
districts around so that few find themselves IN the
same voting precincts In which they were year ago.
Attempts are to be made to colonize Democratic
voters in both Of the cities The names and addresses
NJ mon who seldom come out ana voto are 10 UP
used for rcpcaers 10 vote on. one OF the best ways
l., ,rhcb 10 prevent such frauds this Is to como
oft and register and to that no one else has
registered either In your name In your neiehboTs
name. In case you cannot come out and register on
Tuesday-and it will be dangerous to put 1t on day
Won can register on Wednesday, October 10. After
that there are only two days left They are fHday'
October ga and Saturday, october 90 . , .
II is better for all who believe IN tro,ecuon 10
American industries not TO wait until the secono or
the third or the last dav but to 90 on lucsoay anu sign
their names TO the registry lists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
STONY POINT REPUBLICANS FORM A CLUB.

IIaver.traw, ". Y, oct. (spccIall.-The Rcpub-
lcans Of Stony Point have organized a Harrison and
Reid Club. at the first meeting OF which more than
sevcnty-nve members were enrolled The officers
OF the club are President. william II. Rose; Vice
president cx Supervisor Alexander Rose secretary,
b. j. Allison; treasurer Dr. John Senstacken :;
executive committee Theodore g. Fonda Jacob
Hastings. Charles Leach. Mathew lIurd and Watson
Tomplins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY TwENYFoUR PAGES

Twenty s,,t.st. Alonzo Ames presided and Daniel ].
Hogan wa. secretary Resolutions were passed IN.
dorsing the nominations Of Harrison and Reid ana
pledens the support Of the organization 10 secure
their election. Addresses were maze oy jon"
Rafferty,, Alonzo Ames and Captain Hugh coleman an
Among those present were ". =: sterrett James NC
Grath, Alexander McAaney, Wuham brown, 'ohh
E. Mullanc and Robert Black
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
muNrERpoN COUNTY REpUhLlcANs At WORK

Stockton, y. j.. oct. g CspeciaD.The Republican
campaign opened In this part OF HunteTdon
County this evening by raising fine dag bearing
tho names OF Harrison and Reid Addresses were
made TO "a large audience Of Republicans and Demo
Gratis by Benjamin F. iowey. candidate for Congress.
and John H. Itleneld, Of New-York. The meeting
was held out OF doors and rain fell at times. yet Mr..
Iitteficld held the audience for hour and half.
delivering nm able and effective address Protection
and sound money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
Silver.PIated Ware.

(Seeond Floor. Main
COMPUTATION OF OUR SALE OF THE
CELEBRATED ROGERS kNlvHSv
FORKS AND SPOONS, AT PRICES
NEVER BEFORE QUOTED.
WE ALSO OFFER ABOUT TWO THOU.
SAND DOZEN KNIVES AND FORKS
FRUIT AND ORANGE KNIVES. SOLID
STEEL AND WARRANTED FULL
TRIPLE PLATE, IN A VARIETY OF
DESIGNS .........--..."."s'''"'' 90
2JO PUDDING Dishes, WARRANTED
oUADRUPLE PLATE ON WHITE
METAL. WITH ENGRAVED COVER AND
FIRrYRoov IININ0. WORTH $780,"
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COLONEL. rAIRMAN AT ENGLEwOoD. y. J.

The Republicans Of Ensewood. n. j.. and Its
vicinity met IN the new clubroom Saturday night
and listened TO the address by Colonel James FAR
man. This speaker is the most dramatic ana s'riR'
ing orator who has before the local Republicans
this season. although perhaps. not stronger in areu
ment, than some Others. The building was crowded.
II has been noteworthy feature Of this campaign
in Englewood that the Republican club has provided
much abler and moro interesting speakers than the
Cleveland organization. Indeed, the best Demo
cratic orators were two renegade Republ!cans-H. b.
Turner and E. Y. Bell After the addresses the Re
publtcans organized a marching band which VII! q.
..rh tho various notifications during the rest OF the
campaign II will turn out for the HackensacR
mertins on Thursday next II the uniform, are Sc.
nurod In time Judge Golding will address the
coiored voters here next Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
TIE DFEKNAN HILL CLUE MEETS.

Tho Beekman HI! Republican Club OF The legal
yyth Assembly District held q we'll attended mass
meeting al 30 AS East Fifty second st. last night.
F. f. Baldwin made a ringing speech. ie was
tolowod Nv n j. Nurney. The next meeting Of
tbn club will he held on Saturday evening" a
mass meeting will be held November o.
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Art Room.

9th Floor, new buoIaBI
MANTEL CLOCK. MARDLEIzED, EIGHT.
DAY, CATHEDRAL GONG, STRIKES
HOUR AND HALF HOUR, WITH Q0
BRONZE TOP ORNAMENT.
NTANTRL CLOCK. MARBLEIZED. SAME
STYLE AND QUALITY AS ABOVE, BUT
SMALLER, WITH BRONZE TOP ORNA. Aa9
MENT
IN THIS DEPARTMENT WE EXHIBIT MAJ
NIFICEyT LINE OF ONYX AND MARBLE CLOCnS
AND CANDELABRA, BRASS LIBRARY TAbLns'
AND CABINETS IN GOLD AND SILVER FINIsHES'
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A YEwJERsEY SENATORIAL NOMINATION.

Trenton. n. j., oct 9.-Thc Republicans of Mercer
County this afternoon nominated Colonel W. II.
SRirm, Of Trenton. for State Senator. There were
five other candidates, but they withdrew, and the
nomination Of Colonel Sklrm was made unanimous.
Tho resolutions Endorsed the National and State plat
form and praised President llarrisons Admlnstra-
tlon. l.--.-.,
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ASSEMBLY NOMINATION IN SEw.JERsEY.

Red Bank. n. j., Oct (speclaD.-The lid Dis
trict Republican convention Of Monmouth County
was held to-day at Atlantic Highlands. John Il.
Lowell, Of Little silver chairman, and Charles
r. snyder OF Atlantic Highlands. secretary. william
Tabor Parker, Of Little Silver, was renOminated for
the Assembly by reclamation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-09
Shoes.

LADIES BRIGHT KID BUTTON BOOTS.
PATENT TIPS AND IN COMMON
SENSE. WITH IMPROVED BACKSTAY.
MADE EXPRESSLY FOR Us, AND
WORTH 3JO.......................
LADIES' CLOTH TOP. KID FoXED. PAT.
ENT LEATHER fIPS. GOODYEAR
WELT BUTTON BOOTS. WORTH $50. ..
LADIES' ROYAL KID BUTTON ROOTS,
PATENT TIPS. ALSO COMMON SENSE.
WARRANTED HAND-SEwED. WORTH
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VETERANS SONS HEAR GOOD SPEECHES.
meeting the Soldiers and Sailors and Veterans,
sons Republican League Club was held Inst evening
nj Its headquarters, No. 100 East Onchundred. and
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Hosiery.

LADIES' woOLLEN HOSE Ar......-:...: '@1
LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE HOSE '9t 0uu ~
CHILDREN'S ENGLISH CASHMERE HOSE. 90
81 RIB. SIZES FROM TO ga. At. -"
sPECIAL.-MENS MERINO HALF HOSE 10
AZ
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fancy Goods.

! RHINESTONE. STEEL. AND JET
BUCKLES. A FINE ASSORTMENT, AT
VERY LOW PRICES. LOT OF MEIER.
SCHAuM PIPES. WORTH $3.50. At.
VERY SPECIAL BARGAINS IN WHITE
AND BLACK GAUZE PAINTED FANS
AT ALL PRICES. LOT Oh OSTRICH
FANS. WORTH $3.50. AT..~~.........-..
DOUBLE FEATHER FANS, SPANGLED.
ALL CoLORS. WORTH 1900. AT..-....
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241, I'll, 3.24, 1858, 4.49, 492,

OUR ASSORTMENT OF LACE TIDlfS, BUREAU
SETS TOILET MATS, AND PILLOW SLAMS Is THE
LARGEST IN THE CITY.
NEW TOILET SETS IN ALL LACE. REAL AN
TIOtE LACE. ORIENTAL LACE. APPLIQUE LACE
RENAISSANCE LACE. MUSLIN AND LACE. ALL
COLORS. GREAT VARIETY OF SCEIMs FOR FANCY
WORK.
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MR. DEpEw DIMES AT THE OXFORD CLUB.

Mr.. DEPEW DIMES At TIE UHFOKD CLCB'
Before the meeting at the CerInont ave. Rink. Mr.
Depew dined at the oxford Club. as the guest OF
william Bcrt. the president Tho dinner was pri-
vatc only twelve persons being present. These
we're Chauncey N. Depew. William Berri, Francis
H. Wilson, chairman OF Kings County Campaign Com
mittee: Charles A. schicrens president of the Young
Mems Republican Club; william II. Williams, ex-
CONGRESSMAN william c. Wallace. Ernst Nathan, Theo-
dore b. Wills, Howard NJ. Smith, president Of the
Union League Club. Murat Halstead, Herbert Il.
T,ridrman and Ernastus Gulck. After the dinner the
eutsts drove directly to the Clermont Avenue Rink
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VARIETY OF PATTERNS AND COLORS
3.79 up to 1924
PER PAIR.
IMPORTED JUTE VELOUR CURTAINS AT THE
FOLLOWING Low PRICES. WHICH WILL BE
FOUND FROM % 10 IS PER CENT LESS THAN
THIS HIGH.CLASS CURTAIN CAN BE BOUGHT
FOR ELSEWHERE.
FURNITURE AND DRAPERY TAPESTRIES
IN GREAT VARIETY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
.76 up to 1894
PER YARD.
FURNITURE RECOVERED AND REUPHOLSTERED
IN VERY BEST MANNER AT LOWEST PRICES.
1000 SILK "HAND RESTS" MELLON 10
SHAPE Observation-Disclosures.
WORTH 81 ?6.
CHINA sILK-PLAIN, GALL coLoRs)..."- I'll
FIGURED. tALL COLOfas;."...........""" '1'
WORTH rs
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC CREToNNE AT
IL and .23
FANCY Observation-Disclosures WRITING DESKS
OAK. CHERRY. MAHOGANY. WHITE. MAPLE,
EMUSIC CABINETS"
SHAVING STANDS WORK TABLES. &C., &C.
10 900 HOLLAND sIrXDEs IN ECRU. GOLD.
SAGE. RED, BLUE AND WHITE, CON-
PLETE ON SPRING ROLLERS SIZE 3x6 "a
FEET, FRINGED. Observation-Disclosures. '"1
EACH.
EXTRA QUALITY SIZE Sxe FEET. 70
gMNGED ....""".".."~"....""