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NOR R>SALE-BICYCLES: BLACK HAWK
+ Pneumatic, S140; Crescent No. j, cdsh.o1
TIRE. $50; Crescent No. 2, cushion tire, tan
Gent spoke S95. Best wheels made. Cata-
logue fee Agents wanted. L. w. MELVIN,
II = X street. : q 3ramento. m12-tf
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Confirmation at the synagogue.

During this mornings service at the
Synagogue, Irwin, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
B. .. Steinman. and Simon, son of Mr..
and Mrs. IL. Heilbr6n, will be confirmed.
Services will begin at 10 o'clock.
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az OLD sAcRAMENrAN.

templates branching out as a star next
season The actor has been studying the
methods OF Kainz, the German star. in
an old historic drama, ''Uriel Acosta,"
which has escaped an English adaptation
so far. The play, which introduces a
sort of male Leah, the Forsaken, offers
numerous opportunities for strong dra-
matte climaxes, which, undoubtedly,
have tempted Mr.. Plympton. He will be
remembered by old Sacramentans as one
of Proctor's stock company at the Metro
politan Theater here some eighteen years
ago.
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NOR SALE-A COMPLETELY FUR
II nished hotel in one of the best towns in
the State For further particulars apply at
140o Third street. mS-t
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The lowest point touched by silver in
the past three or four years was ninety
cents an ounce and the highest 81 2I,
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roP. sALE-FINE span FoUR-YEAR-
+ old work mares, with spring wagon and
harness; for sale cheap. Inquire at lib
Eighth street. mS-tf
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TyoR SAIsE. AT A BARGAIN = FOUR
Il acres with good improvements; only a few
blocks from electric cars. Inquire OF BATES,
between Ciuthrie's Station and Oak Park.
nS-GtE
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NOR SALE-LOTS 40 OR SoNI6o FEET,
+ north side of street, between Twentieth
aud Txenty-tirst stree t. one of the finest loc;l-
tons in the city-aboKe ali possible floods.
". Is. Chamberlain, 161S NJ street
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y,oR sALEoNE OF THE FINEST AND
Il largest saloons in the city; extra family
entrance: best location; stock and lease. In
quire at his Office.
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Ioat-I -In1t4tn.

r OST-AN ENAMELED PIN, IN THE
/ shape of q violet. Please return TO 7Ol n
street and be literally rewarded. mS-tt
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Hoods SarsaparilIa

during the past few monthsv NH. PART
RIDGE, Druggist. Geneva, N. Y.
Foods Pills Cure Liver Ills
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- oaa FEET OF ~, 2, 214, 2l-INCI
oil. UtUt irrigating pie, with couplings,
Tor sale cheap. Address c., this office. m4-Im
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Ipr gale.

| il ply at 2414 Q street. m12-5t*
/ NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN-A 5000
! Il piano for $3.50: has had very little wear.
| Inquire at 1113 Twelfth street, betweea X
| and H., m12-1w*
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a Good Voucher

I have known Mr.. Warren D. Wentz for
many years and can vouch for him as a man
Of yeracity and one wei known about here.
have sold him several bottles of
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90 Get or aae,et.

YryO LET-ROOMS, EN- SUITE OR SINGLE,
with or without board; Stable on premises.
A ADDRESS SIS street. m11-6t*
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Muuten.

w ANTED = SITUATION TO DO GEN
w eral housework or second work; excel
lent cook. No tritiers need apply. Call at 631
l. street ira
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ysyO RENT OR FOR SALE ON EASY
terms. a hotel of 30 rooms, completely
furnished, near depot in thriving town; bar
connected Apply at this Office. ml0-6tk
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FT1O RENT = A NICELY-FURNISHE
room, with use OF bath. Inquire at this
ot5na lnlO-3t
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FURNISHED ROOMS, EN- SUITE OR
r single, with bath and gas, on reasonable
tnrnnS $40 EIGHTH street. m1O-1 W*
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Pie and Cheese
Sacramento

which have been unable TO touch for years.
The English language does not contain words
enough to permit me TO express the praise
would like to give to Hoods Sarsaparilla.D
w. d. WESTz, 1St Castle St, Geneva. n. Y.
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vgyO RENT-A NEW HOUSE, CONTAINING
three rooms. at Oak Park; house two blocks
from cars Apply at WOOD YARD, Thirtieth
:, = c,.--.., -, g,,,1,,I,ro IN S-Gt
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A STRONG, ACTIVE BOY WANTS
n work; has had experience in grocery
tore Address c.. H this Office mi OTIS
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5Stseti,tn 5g1nttrra.
Gerternl agtnttre#.

d h0 900 TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
UUU in Sacramento City or county.
Apply to ISAAC JOSEPH, 531 K st. m1O-2w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR
Broken Lots Marked at Prices
to Clear in One Dan.


900 pieces Ladies' Fashioned Ribbed Merino
and all Wool Vests ard Drawers pink, blue.
cardinal and white, regular 75 to 95ct. goods, at
40cts each.
s2i pieces Ladies Fashioned Ribbed Merino and
all Wool Vests, long and short sleeves. in black
white AID natural, also Drawer, to match, regular
S5ct. to &I.lO goods. at 5Jcts each
37j pieces Ladies' Fashioned Ribbed Vcnts,
finest wool. whit. and natural handsomely
trimmed, regular $l.%j to Sl'j y dds, at 7jcts
each.
81 dozen Ladies' fin" and medium weight Black
SILK II"sc, fleece lined. >phcrd heels and tpcs,
guaranteed stainless regular 20 to 4sct. goods at
Gets. per pair.
spcrd heels and double solos, sizes ; to o, resil-
lar 81 to Gjct, @oo;l:, ~ 2jrts. per pair.
40 dozen Chidren's hnr quality Black Cotton
Hose spiccd heels and toes. guaranteed stain
less. sizes i to - regular IS to 5nct goods, at
2jcts. per pair - .
We have never offered as good values o. the
above lots
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~ I'VE ENLIGHTENED MONTH. TOO.

From Tie Detroit Free Press.
The crowd was discussing immigration ana IN" haa
results OF It's rapid growth IN America, when news
Paper whose parents were for"gi Dor' oh'Pp''
In. -, falling ahou,
Foreigners in Wisconsin md the Northwest, sa!o ns
hut I'll bet any IN this crowi new n mno ,n
dcjt here IN Detr 1T there are 1T least ."'"oo P''
IONS who can't speak q word OF EnGiish. .,
The crowd was staggered at first, bnt recoVcreu
IL, !, moment ard hat bets were numerous. A.. 4,
" Then It was suggested that some on" go a''er 'he
statistics a., ,,rn.,,.t very
oooiv wnn! TO bet ~ apiece nll around INA, th're
arc twice that many who can't read ana wr ,uc I'M,
" gain the crowd felt Tic pressure OF Il biun n,' IL
,,i,,cd soon and every who had put u mp .
The newspaper man nioOi to win righ' h''s iii"
THO man TO get the statistics wns about TO start
. Hold on said the man with the iron nerve u
ant, ,nii Won now who TIE first 10000 are
COZ. ToIj i,s was the unanimous command . 49,,
"i,nbirs. under ore year, wn =" o ise reply
uh9 u he crowd kicked and eight men are out
., L"e n census Of the infant population
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

On reaching Gencsre County I cxplaincd TO my
uncle that wanted to do little fishing during my
visit, ard asked about The streams In that region
We'll" lie said. thnuchtiuIly. "thcrcs Pottrr's
Pond, and Little samson River ana Peach Creek
and seven or eight blooks'
Plenty Of fishing. suppose said ]. rejoicing
within at the PROSPECT.
How about front and bass - inquired.
Don't know OF any, h" said
WI. d"; r.joinsn poiliy"Iy La,, o year III,
streams around here. and there must be plenty Oh
fish everywhere"
The old looked cd at T nc MINI, minute or two in
The next day clordv which have always heard
S is S%Sd pde ria'h and net e. I hc '%
boLhcr and ,ont inc nnh 'nl"T BOOK to or w."
Of es md handful OF hIMs ay en' t n"'Gs Fond
thc first one my uncle had mcutIoncd, aud set of;
nE D on pI n n"R' w V" Ts ssd ana and
trembling with excitement ! drew forth the joints
a: my rod pulled tn" " %drn so pings ,o "t OF 'g
had decided to begin with green fy. so with much
trepdalion cast almost fearing sh"nld get n,le
II O'clock devils darninr noodle pcrchcd for a
%"meT, the S d nS a e nsw ON the G aS
put on n yellow one. Al noon grew. restless;
moved alcns the r,nk and .rcc put 90. o"
t trrd whpp!ns which. AIRY hn%ws Is the sign
81 GOOD The sddy c p Ss"FG n D%h the
srncr"s Of the gamcy fellow drew him in. !
sa never forget my s 11 Ga'G nrr head
and double tall c00rcd bright green ana yellow zone
lime before 7 had read Of Il discovery hy the thlled
states Fish tomm'" n.w f",d hSh cnil tn" ,
mn Cane God IL was round shaped fish, large head.
two lar-c dorsal fins green and yellow without
stopping consider the salt water ''' gnspco can
This hr-" 49, a., ,.,,.
What yer caught ~ asked a voice voice, o" on the nahN
above / drew up my struggling prize into view: ;,
"It'S ,lclsl" said hoar."v. long thought 70 DC
extinct and snrc as you live. I've caught one'
"IIey?"
"TeNsr- repeated. cXcl;cdl.:
"Say. whcrc'd YOU come fr IN -
"Ncw-Ynrk." 81, ,.
"w-ll mchbe It's called tlcish In N"w'fork. hnt
It's lnlliroc her." 1890 A.,
presume II isn't necessary to say mn"n more; VT
rdnr am having the handle Of that silver
mounted rod made into flute. ana y any "'. ne,
horn fisherman would like the other Joints. ana IN"
aies baskets bobbcrs and hooks, YOU can give nm
my address, sELr-fh"i E'iiON'
New. York. Sept 90 1909.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
HON. SpONGES Ire GATHERED.

vir,c Nlunror, IN The November Scribn'r
Arrived what hr lancir, may Prove Pron'Epc
cro,nd the captain OF >poneing schooner sends ".t
l., a 10 Investigate. m,unImr Standing on am VI
mil a discovery /. reported. Then hnhi, NV
only hc rOuh or. II she l. Il large vessel the ci".th
md caok. tumble into the small bon'' ana INC IL '"s
n 6shlug Il can b. called lis beg M .
Tn. vrS.c has tDwc a,tcrii jhst hali as mah! po''
A. she has mon IN her crew. ana now TWO men ar.
.sslvnrd to cnrh boat. one Oi EN- ,ihnu. we Az.
and souls with long oar while III" 0e' bends NV
AVER on OF the gunwnlcs In n most cOnstIn,led po,
,ion and With III. head buried In wnt'rgla|S "ng,riy
.c,ns tr bG,tom Il, SO j. novel slowly o'r: u. me
wmicr gla /, simpy wO nicn bucket. havin, gi,,
bottor that l. f,ld an inch o: so blow ~" riTIn
.uru,c aud in these clear waters rllin!y rcNrn a
submerged objects to n depth Of forty or hi'v Ict.
As n further AID IN overcoming rpplrs Or nioiefa'.
waves each snail beat 1, provides. witt bottle OF
oil 20 hung over the bow n, to slowly drip us coh
trrtS In o tho wn."r. ..,
Through this magic glass Tn" observer secs d,r,inG
fish richly tinted sea FANS and fcntfrrs, brahcnIhB
coral Gorgeous anrmu1r,. brt>tling >rh-porcnpneS'
ard the MYRIAD other curious tenants OF tEc'r rlpir
waters. While sc"ne these he makes no sign. un
small dark object that. to the UNFRAMED eve orIN
in no respect from &C loegcrheads surrounding H.
comes within his range OF vision. Then. WITHOUT r.
moving his gaze. lie reaches for the long handi'u
sponge. hook rake lying behind him. and using u
with hand. quickly tears from the bottom biach
Shiny mnss, that he rlumplarily pr nounc"; 20 NC
shecps'w or grass sponge OF the first quoi'y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
ART EMBROIDERY
EPARTMENT.
Read Carefully the FOLLOWING
Prices.

Odds and rn.l- Of >plaslcrs. 81 and 80 cts:
Fine IciMtltchcd Linen Scarl~. with drawn
,yor. IN ends - So ir.s,cad Of 81 -.
ls-irch Linen " it'll opcnwork edges, % cts, IN
Of - cts. =,
Colorcd Fancy SciimS, to cl"". . cts instead OF
- cts. ., :; can,
1000 yards 7.-ct. quality Printed China SILK
in Persian Flower and conventional effects. laf".'
combinations. 80 cts per yard. Also 800 YARDS
get quality. Ut - cts.
$50 pieces Gold Embroidered Mantle IDrap"ri"-
newest colorings and designs. rcgul ar So IS and
% dozen geld cnbrodrrc Dripcry Scarfs, rcSu-
lar 81 10 goods AT - cts each.
10 picrcs gold "nibroid"rd Table Covers, rcgu-
lar So 90 and s. 90 soois, at 5 90 an 81 90 each
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An interesting collection Of Banquet
and Drawing Room Lamps. excellent
and tasteful in design, varying in
valuc from $500 to s5OO.0O, with the
essential attraction of the famous Is
and Ii Burner, always warmly recon-
mcndcd by the Mcssrs. Ovington
Brothers as by far the bes. in every
rcspect in the market, is now on en-
bibtion in their great Branch House,
IS and 40 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
ZOLA,S XEKr KORE.

r,ron The LONDON Only News.
our Paris correspondent writes: NJ Ia has bee. been
making tour In Italy country t" when ete s '" were
be,onsf orvaM there and has notebook stored VIII
E IN nressions he otted down during vist " MSS
ne na1 name bnt his journey through Italy has caused
n i1r " 70 modify his plan. The DO VII! Dc .m'Ss
MN 70 ,NmaI " Rome a1s-Lourdes." and VII! Pc
ana oe hopes history we'll grounded on f.ct Of .hs
nj I"u movement OF the present day oil tho ~or'o
rSms'H ociaism will also be studied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
VNT'RIWMED FELT HATS,
10 AMI 50 cts.

All the French Felt Hats left from last week
90 and IS Ct salc-rcgular 81 81 AMI 81 Is goods-
at o cts each.
All Of our finest quality French F'Jt Hats, lnrg"
md small shapes. in all cOlOrs-rcgulnr 81 o, to
:. IS goods-at SO cts. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
MARVELLOUS VALUES,

With us this expression means a
great deal. 1t means that tomorrow
we will offer new, choice and desirable
goods of all kinds at lower prices than
we have ever under any circumstances
offered before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
IMPORTANT SALE
Of LADIES' Coats, Traps, Jackets
NeWnlNrhcfy ana Short CdpeS,

made in the best manner, from the newest fabrics
and in the latest styles
Black Chevot Cloth Jackets. half satin lined,
$50
Close,fttng Vatican back Jackets. chcvron
oloth, Sv,5
Jackets with loose back and yoke Vatican,
$3.50.
English Chnchilla Coats. half lined, $3.50.
Quilted lined Camcl's Hair Cloth Costs. 10.
Uasket-wcavc Nicuna Cloth Goats, with velvet
oorl "dg" an. fancy flannel Innings. $3.50.
Impaired kcrsev Coats. lined throughout. also
with the new Pompdour sleeve, $3.50 and
$1,000.
Fancy Cloth Goats. with fancy Innings. Sl9;75:
Ottoman Cord Coats. in col rs and black,
$2l.OO
A line of Coats in various fabrics. lined through
ont with good wearing silk, at 5000, Sl?.7J,
SLATE, Slj.1j, and Sl6.15
Imported Black Velvet Velour Wraps and Capes,
at $47.50, $3.50. SCI. 30 and $72.5O-the best
vulucs we have ever cfTercd in fine goods.
Other imported garments at $3.50, $3.50, and
up to $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
RUG SPECIALS.

4 lot Of $3.50 quality Kclim Rugs for S473
each. Al
$50 quality Antinn" Carabagh Rugs for - 90
Sl3;0 quality Antique Daa!cetan. \natolian
rclnoch;stnn and Shrvnn RlI, for $1,000
Sls.;, quality Koto Rug. for $3.50.
Reversible Kobe Rugs, SI.2j, instead Of SOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
SMALL WARES.
.SDeciUL Prices Tomorrow.

Co,orel six Garter Elastic, Il cts per yard ;
with frl. Ii cts.
Kubb r-lin,d dress Shields, 10 cts. per pair
Seamless St"chinr Dress Shields. . and ]: r'h
Co:ion H.,tihg, Is CT. PER piece; farcy lft-
ing. 81 cts
Turln. Irons. 10 c's each.
Icut Hooks and r."e,. 10 els pcr bon.
Fancy Hair Pin Cues, filed. Cts. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
LACES.

Fancy LAGOS, cream and coors: suitable for lamp
shades and fancy work, 10 10 33 cts PER yard ;
were 10 10 ~ cts.
half Flouncings. Il to - inches wide. in cream.
sclf coOrs su two toned effects, IS TO IS cts. per
yard were Is cts. to :? 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

'o"'ns ago. ana fell in love with her. Three months
"eo ."ey became engaged, and the wedding day WIS
". ,or C"ristma' Now the girl, Isaacsen says has
li'cd him. When Justice Goettlng learned bic Story
re NJ once issued n SUMMONS for the Young won,nnS
appearance IN court on Monday wiz ''""e "o"""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
LACE CURTAINS.

Small lots of Irish Point Curtains. NJ $50,
S. CO. So 90 and 90 per pnir-all special prizes
Tambour Lac" Curtains. Sll 10. 81 'o"' Si''"
and 81 ."" ~ ~ ,u.,i,r
S675, $3.50 and $3.50 l"r par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
Hs wlSrs his PRESENTS GIVEN BACK.

HI WINS HIS FAbor"f" VT ."
Norris Isnncsen. insurance agent hv'nS =. w.
ia waltonxt.. appealed to Clerk Dcgmnn. OF the
Les Ayeuue Police Court yesterday. to assist him IN
sscovsing q number Of valuable presents made 70
Ah sweetheart Clara Tsschbusb. who lives at NO. lo7
aari,on.sve. Isaaesen met tive young woman nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
DRESS GOODS.
OMiuU to Late Delivery,

,re offer two cases Of lcli- grade foreign Dress
Goods in most dc.irahl" styles OF Grant, JAG 1rar
IT ~ CTS prr ward These same goods are sold In
Ncw-YOrk and Brooklyn, at 81 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
bedroom SUITS.
SuccinI Reductions.

Solid Oak Isrl.t,ah; and Bureaus. r"dnr"'l from
So 90 70 81, 90. from $4,000 T. 500 90. ron
S3s 90 10 S27 90 from 5000 TO S4o.Oo, from
SsA 90 to $500, from $500 TO S'o.oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
oI.CEEp TIME TO NASHVILLE.

The Shenandoah Valley Route have added TO tt ,e
Washington and Chattanooga Limited through car 10
Nashville and now make quickest time ever mare
vanN Raroad or Baltimorr and ohio Rnlroad .
D. nj. arrive at Nashville next evening ~
O'Clock. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
FANS.

An assorted lot OF fine Silk Gauze, painted
Fans, decorated and plain sticks, % cts, instead
of 81 rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
COhSEI'S.

rs dog. OF our own Laknc II. II. Corscts, trcncl
Satine. long waist, heavily bonc'i, white and drab
IS to 80, at 81 ~ each stock price, 81 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
EDIBROIDERIES.

Cambria and Nainsook Embroiicrics. neat
designs, to 20 cts. per yard: were 10 to 40 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
DYEIN(r IND CLE1 MING.

ryeing in tie new shades OF gr' en-. brown and
MUM 10 mattel, tie latest DrcS, Goods.
Tie CLEANING Of Fur Rugs is now done in this
dcpa, tnlCil'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
PURSES.

Silver and Gilt Wire Purses, plain and fancy
frames. 25 cts, instead of rs cts and $l.O0.
Fine Vienna Calf Purses. with inside pockets
Is Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
FUR GARMENTS.
ALYSE0 ScaLyEin Coats.

Martins London dyed, short lengths. Sl25O0
and $4,000: long lengths S2iT.5o and S267.5O.
French seal Capes $3.50.
japan Seal Capes, $22.5C.
Gap" Seal CaDrs. S2?50.
American Sable Cars, $3.50.
HusnIan Martcn Capcs. $3.50.
Dark Mink Capes With mink tail edgings,
$3.50.
Pure Alaska Seal Capes $4,000, $500 $500,
SOS. 90 ard SllH.c0.
Neck S:arfs' Mink, 500, Se!5, So to to
$40: Alnrka Sable, $500. 1915, Ss.75 to
sI5Oo-well mounted. with heads, claws AMI
tails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
0J ct. Goods at - cts.

500 wards so-inch Printed China Silk. extra
fnc ard heavy quality, complete assortment OF
c,I red and black grounds for street and evening
use. printed in tones, all new patterns. large
and snail designs
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IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton St., opposite DeKalb Ave.,
BROOKLYN.

Inc Dest lighted. best ventilated and
most perfectly appointed store I'm
A"errA' O"r as*ortmcnts are larger
ana oetter' and our prices lower, than
those oi any other store In Brooklyn.
convince yourself by asking for sam.
pies and prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
PRINTED CHINA SILKS.
az ri. Goods at S.j cts.

1000 yards 32.inch China Silk. in a choc" limo
Of evening colors, printed in tones. all new de-
eigDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Most popular we'll as the fastest train In the
world Is the Empire State Express Of the New. YORK
Central.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
eces all silk Plaid Ribbons, rio

300 pieces at SIX I'Iald Khh0llh, rcHfSt cOul-
bnatiois 3 irche, widc regular 4jct. goods, at
90 cts. per yard
200 pieces richest quality S1tin-back Velvet
Ribbons. IL inches wide. in Co1n"'icot carl
mails garncts rose. white, cream. yellow, myrtle,
ctc. regular so ct. goods. at 20 cts per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30
RIRRONS,
Complete ASsOrfIIlc1stS

in all lines of staple. fancy and velvet Ribbons
SDeci0L TO.n,OrroW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

CUTLERY.
N0W Ready for Inspection
A full line Of Cutlery. tho worry best quality,
beth American AMI Ehglish make.
Trarl. Ivory, Cclulojl. Rubber and Horn Handle
Carving Sets. Al" Dinner ard Dessert Knives
and IL fall lin" of Silver Knives Of the very best
quality Of plate.
SPECIAL.
Fancy handle. trp" plato Dinr"r Knives, $3.7j,
and Dessert Knives. $50 p": Dozen
CARPETS.
We drsrc that those in search Of tho b'st
fabrics in Garnet, examine our stock. Our a>sort-
mont f Wiltons surp"sN"' any hit'irrto SHOWN Ill
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We especially recommend B:g"l'w Aylni7 st"'s
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moderate in price and reliable for wear.
Wonucitcs ar. shown in large variety.
Bru ,-cls In all grades, $40" tn Sl.3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-30

Probably an extremely email proportion OF the
tho,,aud, o. people who saw the flowers on inc
Bc.chcr statue on Columbus Day were aware l'a'
they were provided by Colonel Sim. OF uie farh
Theatre General IL. {. King has written 10 Inc
Eagl,.- 10 express In II public way the THANKS VI
Plymouth Church 10 Colonel Sim for this cOn'idera'e
selion ON Decoration Day the statue OF Mr. B'cch"r
tor. M, a single token 10 indicat" that any one m
the CITY held him In loving remembrance. "i
Ececrr was liberal In his views Oi the Mcatre' ny Vi
all ether thng>. although !: was mol uh'ii i"'e ~
BIS lie that he Witnessed II theatrical performance MS
Kindly feeling toward Colonel SLIM was h""hcH"N
In the pe4l Mn,rics exchanged By them III Pu"''c
shortly after the burning VI the Brooklyn Iheauc
plcasxntrics which are well remembered ny oh VINO
heard them The good man with bad ham" NJ
ea., did his part toward IGNORING the great ri9 o"'
pastor Oh the day which SO widely tr'cDfu. anu
Deserves warn, commentator for his thoush''"'h''
Tbc oren,nc OF the new building OF the iouhs
Women, Christian Association will bc an occurrence
Of real interest TO a large number OF people. Inc
building Is substantial structure In the central pay
Of the city and has been carefully planned 10 meet
the needs of the association. 1t Is. moreover
monument TO n noble woman. whose husband con-
thbued the greater part VI the sum expended In It's
erection In her memory. There was generous assist
snee on the part Of other friends OF good cause WIN
. result both pleasing and Satisfactory.