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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-04
FA1nHAvEs. Wash. March q 1892

FAIRHAvEN, Wash. March 8, 1892
J. Eugene Jordan, NJ. D., Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-I anu very happy to write you
that U. P. and G. has accomplished in ono
week what quantities of other medicine
taken for months has failed to do. This
guine expectations, and beg you will &C.
cept my heartfelt thanks.
am very gratefully yours,
LILLIAN GRIFFITH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
LINENS,
FLANNELS AND
W HIT f. G. y q ID >!
\ EMS.

Gi.irch Fine Iriih Satin Table DamaSlt. war
rlnted all linen, Gjc quality. Acc II I'd.
cA.inch Fine Silver Bleach lahi" DamaSk
warranted IN lirca SOC quality, soc. yd.
900 dozen All-lincn T,Dcy-colorrd DOillrs. Gle
dozen.
own import atom Of Printed Linen Towns, newest
pafierns and coorngs. 2Jc ward.
INtu Heavy Scarlet Iwiilcd Flannel, 3'c
quality, ?J". Eald. 49, -
Remnants Of Fancy French English, Plain Whitr
Coiorcd ana Elder D,wn Fanncls, - per cent
% 30 per cent reduction
Something roH--PrintcI Apron Lawns and Skirt
ing,, IL inches wide. imitation hcmstitcn bcanti
ful patterns PC yarl
.'ompcte lire Of Fresh Spring Imported Printed
Iudien D,nItics. SOC. yard.
Extra Fine l0inch Satin Stripe Apron Lawns
- l-2c yard.
Linens.
l5aaf Eish. main a!'ir. beck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

cents on the 81 retail evcryhing they had in theh
place-Yours Monday for rs lite money as we paid
! lot Heavy Retin1ed Wash Boilers, oval, No. T.
with extra heavy copper bottoms, SLAB kind for
Csc. 49,.
lot same as above, oval No. 3, $40 kind, sl.10
lot Trays, ob!ong siYcrinc nckei-plate effect
SOC. kind &C.
lot Trays, l2-in. oval, Japanncd, zoe. kind
only sc. ca.
/ lot Chdrcn's Table Trays, fancy colors, Acc
kind, only lie. ca.
/ lot extra heavy Wire Broilcrs, size Sx9 in, l6c
onc5, only &C. "a.
lot Whisl Brooms, extra quality, zoe. ones sc. ca
lot Fit,smmon,4 BIRD Food, only ic box.
lot Wards BoraX Soap, only 4c cake
lot Japanned Spice Boxes; boxes, Zoe, fol
1ic. "a.
lot Japanned Spice Cabinets drawers, 81 80
kind, csc. ca.
lot Munin Pans s-holc, ljc. kind only &c. each.
I lot SGeet Iron Fry Pans: worth ljc., only &c.
each.
l lot Spongca, ; sizcs ljc goods, at 4c. each.
lot Cake Turner's. &c. ones, az &c. c1ch.
lot Kitchen Scales, to weigh - bs., $l'5
ones. only 9sc.
l lot Door Mats best quality brush.
lGN21 lsy30 2ON33
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
ARTISTIC MUSIC.
From Cathedral Chimes.

We have read about the newly imported German
tenor who Oh an Easter morning cl.ctnhcd hel'iV
mortgaged congregation by Singing over ana o'cr
again. He will raise debt, lie Will raise &c DEBT VI
ze twnkling OF an eye iut the following musical
incident is related BY one who recently atlehdeu =
fashionable church. The choir started win reler.
TO the lilies OF the field ana after sneihg, .!o
changes on the VOID consider until all idea OF US
connection lost. they began 10 tell the congieel
ton through the mouth of the Soprano thas @
In all his glory was not ariHyed otrnisn wy ~, .. S
that solomon most decidedly and e.nphaticaliy
arrayed-was not arrayed. Then the ato Veuturea
ID as her opinion that solomon was not ariayeo when
the tenor with out mcmcnPs hesitation sang as v
IL had been officially announced, that " no was not
arraycdr Then when the feelings Of the con gregaon
lad been narrowed mp sufficiently ana our sympath,cs
al aroused for poor solomon, who's numerous wives
allowed him TO 90 about in such fashion. the choir
az length I'm "A most cool and composed manner, III
formed us that the idea they intended to convey
was, that Solomon IN ah his glory was not arrayed
had elapsed since they sang OF me INES tnat tne
threat was entirey lost and by these one naturally
like one OF these ! We should think not, indeedI
solomon IN Prince Albert or n cutaway coatf 40,
most decidedly. solomon in the very zenith OF hH
glory was not arrlyca Ike one OF these, .h hon.
Despite the eXpru'Ece Of the morning, the nope
still remained that the evening sacred song nlgnt
be sung In manner that would not excite our vls
biEues leave the impression that we ha1 Decn
listening to a OF bl1ckniall. But again OH wenS
the nimble soprano with The very laudabie though
startling announcement. Il VIII wasn' straigntway
the alto not be ou;onc, declared that she would
warbled forth that lac would wash. Then the deep
che,ied basso though calling his fortitude for tho
plunge beloved forth the stern resolve that he also
would wash Next = short interlnde on the organ,
strongly suggestive OF the escaping steam the splash
of the after which the choir INDIVIDUALLY ana
collectively asserted the firm mistaken resolve thai
they would wash. At last they solved the problem
By stating that they proposed to Wash their hands
I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
CHINA,


Il Fine, Thin Carlsbad China Dinner
Sets, complete for ~ persons. l25
pieces, every piece richly decorated in
flower and gold. These set, are slightly
imperfect, caused in firing; positive
value $40 these 1895
80 Fine French China Tea Sets, ~
cups, ~ sa,lccrs, H. tea plates, ~ pre-
serves. . cake plates, | tea pot, sugar
bowl, cream pitcher and slop bowl, all
fine flower and gold decoration, every
piece perfect, $1,000 sets 500
80 English Decorated Tea Sets, So
pieces, 3 colors and . Designs, worth
5000 at So. ~ SET.
$50 Ia glish Decorated Toilet Sets, full
size, 3 colors, new designs, $3.50 set
at @2l9 set.
LOCO Triple-plated Tea Pots, bright
cut engraved, Triple Plated, worth
$500. at $l.79.
1000 Spoon Holders, bright cut en-
gravcd, warranted triple plate, on
hard white metal, gold lined, $500, at
Sl.79.
900 Cream Pitchers, bright cut en-
gravcd or satin finish, triple plale,
worth "a OO at S1.79
A Banquet Lamp Of solid brass, -
inches high, silk shades in blnc, orange,
canary, pink, red, green, trimmed with
silk fringe or lace and satin bows,
centre draugiit burner, movable fount.
Were curioustO see the like OF TINS
lamp under $l0)
We opened Il sale of 1000 OF them,
complete, for 1897 each. -
Chins-Main floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
CARPETS
AND RUGS.

Spring Carpets are now ready. ANY
one making a selection right away Will
soon have reason to feel thankful; al
ready in receipt Of two notices from
manufacturers of advanced prices
A goodly assortment Of real rugs
awaiting a few minutes OF your time
say several hundred different ones.
The 3-4x5 $40 Turkish Rugs, Monday
So. n,
The So. 80 Moquet Rugs-36x12-Mon-
day $3.50. oc
The s1.4O Moquette Rugs-lSX36-
Monday Sl.OO.
The Printed Jute Rugs, adapted for
inexpensively furnished sleepln &
rooms. 80 inches wide, D feet long, DOC
each.
Same 1Sx36 inches, 25c. each.
f ky. Third aoor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN

At the Lee Avenue Academy this week. j. L. En-
met will prssen, Fritz in Irelaud'' win adequate
support The young man ba, already app area De
fore larg, aulieaces. ana he shows the result VI
close study AID earnest work The play VIII be Pre-
: ntcd with line scenery
The house OF the Rev. Dr.. Edward Reccher. at No.
ls2 Macon-st wa, entered by sneak timer on FFlGiy
nicht and purse containing 80 was stolen.
august Iuthman. fifteen yeas Old. Of Hum3oNt-
ave and C0n.clyca-st fo!l down an elevator hitcA-
way I'm the factory of the Rlker Kcctfc-Motor Com
plfy. a. No. - l0r'St. where hc was at WORK !es-
tc.!av and wa, killed.
jeremiah Cotto was rescntonocd to death BY Judge
Moor. Yesterday in the Court # sessions. 70. the
rui.ldcr Of Lug. Franchise. Tic dmc Eamei IS the
wccl, BEGINNING March =. When askcl what he hal
10 say Cotto answered il Italian: 1t was somebody
else who committed the murder Another appeal
Will be takc1.
Bl,hop Icveriug, of the Moravian Church. VIII be
unahl, Though Elncr, 10 read the paper ppm
.Comca,i-T which hc wa expected tn present al Inc
school supciinicuucnts Convention on Thursday even
irr and the Rev. III. Max iarH' oil Lah'a9'e'' He""
viii III hi place.
The irouc.t IN the ca,c of Chri itopher Lonkhuf
,b, va. f,rrd in A diving condition thc elevated!
railroad tack, nearly under the Bridge approach on
Trur Iey Iiyht la, lie ai'ourI,c LanShhh Hrls'ed
ju,, before hi, death that he fen hom the Bridge
IL, OF - 500 va. caused by fire on board The tug
\. C. Nichcs.ou. lying n the Atlantic Docks 81 f'l-
day night.
The state census will he taken in the next two
v,o,s ~. crumcia.Or, beginning their work on lHe'
div. Tbs wori. viii he done under the supervision
%. AcXandcr H. W,lhlcy, chief clerk Of the District
Attorneys Office.
TN, Rev. w. X. Bodlnc, cxpre'ident Of Kenyon
cou..,. will conduct daily services in The Ch"rch ol
.tc Ref ,rmation This month.
The En,h Literary Union VIII hold public meeiin
on Thursday next al H. rooms, 40 l. >oath ElSh'i't'
yheyc wll b. A debate on college Education
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

,het thc propcrtv is worth the price OF 5l'2'oV1V
agrced upon By the chief mn lp1l officials. &c e, ,
~ ~, ~ ,.tf.. Hatuto H. the water company - no,
nnxIous to dispose Of it, property in this Wy ana
would have much preferred tae terms sought ~ W
made last year. ,..,o,. ,r,rti, ~;
kingsley Martin. son II superintendent Nlrin, ~
the pr.dgc lecjurc1 upon tho Norm h,Ntt ,ui'.'
i.to. Inc B,OJklyn In.titute last week lie i "'"
ina LIs fntLcr's profession Of civil engineer. ,
Professor amar H. B9yesen coed IN .,e' gefr
,hn rrnI;Ivn institute last week. lie discussed me
di<iinrtyc charactcrs'lcS Of the romantic ana me
realistic schools oi fiction IN considering Hc Woihs VI
itnno Hn;zqc Daud~i Tost0. Tourccrlcn. BJolhSol'
J.cu and George Eliot. Of most of whom ne glV" pc.
onal "reminiscences with reference 70 lnache.;'
I'lrrous Howell. Ms, JcWctt and a core of OF TT
writers OF felton, Large audiences h,tencd 10 al lie
lectures and were greatly delighted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
SORRY
FUR PRICES!
JACKETS AND CAPES.
SORRY

$500 and 5000 Genuine Black AS
trachan Refer Jackets, plain and with
ALASKA Sable and French Beaver FAC
inc, 80 inches long, to close at S3' 90.
$4,000 fine tailor made Cloth Jackcts,
in dark brown and blue, lined through
ont with Mink and dark Mink lacinSS,
to close at $3.50.
Canada Seal, Black Astrachan, Gray
Krimmcr, American Sable and combI-
nations, "a to 81 inches long, opened
at $500 to $500, to close at 5000
each.
A $40 sale of Fur Shoulder CapcS-
about 90 in all. They're the odds and
ends Of the fur cape stock that sold
from 800 up-they are of Mink, Black
Martin, Canada Seal, Gray krlmmer-
finest Black Astrachan, White Thlbet,
&c.
Furs-S.cOnd foor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
cnMS1rlx EyDNlvoR UNIOv MEET.

A mass.moetng under the auspices OF The CHRIS
tan Enleayor Union was held lat night az inc fI>'
Reformed Church. Bedforl-avc. and Clymcr-St. The
h,,Il6ins WIS crowded The Christian EnGeaVor 80
cI.ty was born In Portland. Me-. In ISL ihc move
ment soon spread anoag all the priacipal cities In
New England and along TIE Atlantic coast. At present
there are eighty Eve Unions in BROOKLYN divided INTO
f,ur district. Last nights meeting "h1 callcG "
oronse enthusiasm In the coming convention whlch
T. IN be held In the Madison square "iruen from
Iuly TO the 10th. A. V. Heey presided oh inc
n,otform were VicePresdent Leonard Dates. secre-
.,, " W. Freeman. Assistant secretary ii. NJ. Cole.
treasurer j. c. Data. jr and number OF clcreymen.
The Rev, A. II, Nowsat. pastor iol the Westminster
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
The INSTITUTE LECTURES.

several new scrIcj Of lectures Will begin th'H Wee"
bcroc the BI0DLlyn lnst.tut, In the Y NJ g. ~ bui'i-
irc d., Tuesday afternoon George Nakclcace T)w!e
will l,ctur, upon The Russian Monarchy beginning
II con. sc upon Governments OF Europe Pioi'Sso
r.ona, Davidson Will begin II course upon Dante Oh
Thur.day afternoon. The fist Of eight lectures upon
The History of European Architecture VIII &c gwen
on Slturlay evening by Professor W. H. ")o1yeaF.
Tho subject IS Greek Architecture as an Expression o'
Greci Life"
Professor F. W. Hooper Will lecture upon "Preh'-
toric Man In switzerland tomorrow evening Dr.
CHARLES H. Hall viii Lecture upon "The Flora OF the
southern Appalachisns" On Tuesday evening PROFESSOR
r!ri . Morse will deliver an iilu5tmted lectTp upon
.. Tho Boston Museum of Zine Art' In Whch lie Is
cir1tor ~ japanese at, on wednesday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
rs,o1 BUILDING, nHS1LoYLD By FIRE:

Two brick buildings. SOS. 30 ana " E!"n '-''' We"
de,t,Oyld by fir at an carly honr ye't 'lua'' No.As
rs. of $1,000 TIC lowe. h0ols OF TIE buAdh;
,,,, r.el a, stores, while the upper hJos w,r' oc'u
med by -cye.al hnincs. AL Of whom escaped VII"
much 1lG.nlty Thc f'c WIS discovered 10 Ul' 'Hce
rol. of Richard Long. 10. -, ana before the Fire ~
p,7'meni arrived The flames had extended TIE IA! in
ing bd.iaing. Frederick fIcrn occupied TIE giouHA
400. Of so - rs 4 butcher shop. NJ. Lang tol' 'le
polio. ~ hc had cone 10 the cellar IoI co." Il Ae"
r,loutc, io.o tho lire was discovered, and W4ch
,rtu,,cd he founi the ,tDr IN a blaLc The origin o.
~" - uHKto"H. -, ... -, "a oto
Thr ouc-. cory brick .ttucture in the rear OF 80 sac
f;rIu u-cI n smoke niu.e bH william SOnilcI ,,
po dealer va damaged - ;Ie extent OF SOU W M
at oclOcA yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
cHiRGrS IGliySr Az icr0R.

Wesley Maniell, an actor and "A member Of the
It,Ie Lord Fauntlcroyr company which comp etcd Il
w.e', engagement last night at Tie Red!ord Avenue
'rhrat,r was arrested yesterday afternoon on war
ran. issued rs Justice GOet.ing chang d 10y Ms Han
nah Laughn, a clearinghouse keeper at No. 1.3
Vlymcr,t. with stealing her dog, valued mt 500.
l!anteu h., been ,a; Ing at the house since M0huhy
and was IN the habit OF taking the dog out ioF walk
almost daily. The animal Is an lilsh setter on
Thursday. Mr. Laughll alleges. Manle took the
dos, ont With him and .ll'ed to return IT, When Nun
Toll VA, a!c,ed h. preparing to 20 to the theatre
for TIE afternoon pcrio nance. re manager OF w
company al once went hi, bail TO the hm1ihi o. IVY.
Nnniell Nlll appear on Monday 70 cXaWtnau ~ II;
declares that no brought the dog back with Inn on tc
,lny he /, alleged 10 have stolen II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
UMBRELLAS
FOR SO LITTLE
EVERYBODY CERTAIN
TO BE So Il p Il | $ f D

o6-inch Ladies' Twill Silk Umbrellas,
paragon frames, best finishes, silvered
hook handles. $1.0O,
Same in 2S-inch for gentlemen, : %.
26-inch Ladies' Best Union Twill Silk
Umbrellas, paragon frames, assorted
sivcred hooks, straight and ring hand
les, SD
2G-inch Ladies' Best Union and All
silk Umbrellas, paragon frames, mount
ed on gold. silver Dresden, gold and
silver patched, etc, etc, SD.
26-inch Ladies' Best Union and All
SILK Umbrellas, paragon frames,
mounted on ebony, gold, silver, natural,
Dresden, horn, ivory and gold or silver
patched naturalS-S2.1j.
2G-inch Ladies' Best Union and All
silk Umbrellas, paragon frames,
mounted on every possible design OF
handle seen in the market this season
1925.
2G-inch Ladies' Umbrellas, best union
or all-sik, paragon frames, mounted
on fifty different styles of handles, very
rich goods-S3.15.
2G-inch Ladies' Umbrellas, choicest
silks. extra fine lot, mounted on gold,
ivory. silver and combination handles
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
COM Il
SELECT YOUR
SPRING DRESS STUFFS.

Paris novelties by the yard.
~ari. robes by the pattern.
English WOollenS.
soften WoolIens, Tweeds Chevitts.
Crepon novelties Tor evening costumes.
M9nCays leader, III strictly spring weights, cOlors
aud weavipgs are:
100 Paris Bel Robes. with iOot-bands in lace EN-
b-oidcry. with lew"lled effects, imported 10 sell
for 81 90: 10 open at S12.j0
100 pcs Pipe Cord Suitngs. over forty different
shades imported to sell for 81 90; 70 lead at 1jc
10 pcs Crcpon novelties, newest tnts, az in. wide
az u 70 der $l.25
s.rtmcnt. in fancy sh2dcs special 4sc
$50 pcs Scotch lIomespuns. 20 in. wide, in a
variety Of exquisite shades, 3'c
Lett. centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
FOR MEN
ONLI-SALE OF
WINTER WEIGHT SHOES.

IN EI w ElblIl NIIOES.
Mems hand-sewed French calf Cork
Sole Lace Shoe sold at $3.50; closing
price, 1890.
Mems hand welt best quality caltskin
Cork Sole Lace Shoes; sold at $500;
closing price, s2.97.
Mems hand welt best quality calf Lace
Shoes; made on Piccadilly lasts, sold
at $3.50 and $500: closing price to be
1888.
Mems hand scwed Patent Leather Lace
Shoes, 3 styles Of last; sold at 5000
and $3.50; closing price will be s3.l3.
Mems hand welt Kangaroo Lace Shoes,
made on London lasts, sold at $500
and $3.50; Monday. 1927.
Sh1ss- Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
TWO SOLUTIONS FOR BERDOE.
From The ST. James's Gazette.

The author OF the Browning Cyclopaedia' has had
several OF his unsolved problems answered for him. but
ever. Mr.. II. T. Wharton suggests a solution of the
"Saponian strength puzzle by reference 10 the cpl
gram OF Martial xiv. 26) commonly headed sap
Another OF DR.. erdoe's difficulties T. very easy which
We suppose is the WHY nobody has yet solved
II for him. The painter caei Ling gao7 wax, u
course, Andrea Lug d'As,li. The anppllatIon
"LTngemo' Tin reference apparently to the versatility
Of his talents) adopted b. himself Tia
only well authenticated picture W hiai - " tAA
National GaperX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
STAPLE
SILKS DOWN,
NEXT WEEK ONLY.

81 pcs Crepe de Chine. beautiful assortme & Of
evening shades, "a inches wide. Sl.2J grade,
tic.ieted at 75c.
II pes. 24-inch Black Fable Franchise selling
Saturday at 81 90: Monday ;9c.
22 pes Black Suah, imported 10 retail at coo. :;
this lot 4Jc.
OGiS ard ends in Evening Gauges and Black
Ground Grenadines with colorcd figures; our
prices for .he-e goods have been 81 80 70 $3.50 :
this odd lot, commencing Monday. 75c.
Slxs-I.ft cenjr'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
NOVELTY
WASH GOODS
FOR THIS SP RING.

Ladies distinguished for always appearing in a
gown of rare. odd or exclusive pattern achieve
that distinction by making their selection carry
the new SatecI.s. Zephyrs. English Bedford Cords.
Mousseine lie rlnde MuscovIte Crepes. French
Organdies. Novelty Crepons and wash Cashmere
Twills at once? ~
Bcen ready for your coming a fortnight.
Loft Aslc-DacI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
THE MILLINERY
MAN ALSO BACK.
NOVELTIES IN FLOWERS.

Straight from Paris and London, laden with
French and English fashions and filings for
spring millinery, comes orr millinery buyer.
Monday ne will open his stock of novelties III
flowers for dress garnitures- later the arrival
and opening of straw and jet bonnets, hats,
ornaments, feathers millinery laces and crepes
WIN ~ Mllincry-Rieht centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
S)c
SILK WARP
HENRIETTA CLOTH.

Black Goods Dep't-Monday.
Is pes. Silk Warp Henrietta Cloth, with
silk side bands, 46-in. wide, imported
to sell at $50; yours for S9c. q to 6
yds. of these wide materials make fall
dress.)
Black Dtcss Go0d5
Dep't-Lcft Aisle, Dtck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
LADIES'
LINEN AND
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS.

SILK DKERCfIIEFS
Ladies' Hand Embroidered Handkcr-
chiefs, hemstitched and scalloped, 10
distinct patterns, none worth less than
25c., some been SIC, selection Mon
day, l9c. -,
Ladies' japanese Silk Hemstltched
Handkerchiefs-in now 2jc.
Monday, l9c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

Presbyterian Church. made an Interesting address on
d" The Christian Ende~Vor Movement lie was foi-
lOSed by the Rev. II. }. IcEwcn OF the fourteehtn
street Presbyterian Church, New York. who spoke os
=. The Needs ana Aims OF the Coming Convention"
Addresses were also made by other clergylnen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

BOYS
SPRING WAISTS,
79c. FOR soc.

$50 doz. Boys Unlaundcred Shirt Waists, built
OF "Garners' best quality of cambria, all this
springs designs, in blue and white grounds also
o selection Of the lavorite Chcyiots, 'oc
incM Monday .1Oc cach'
Meas TNnrs' Dcpa-FTont.' Iisht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
W[[HE}g!E5k! j AND
TIE LACE
MAN HOME.
A DISPLAY MONDAY.
A DISPLAY MONDAY.

The stores lace and trimming buyer is
inst off the "TeutOnic " from France,
Germany, England, switzerland and
Belgium, where he has been the past
seven weeks, collecting his Spring
Laces, Dress and Wrap Trimmings,
Vcilings, EmbroderieS, Novelties in
Ncckwear.
Monday a goodly assortment Of these
different goods will be shown. Ladies
who attach value to early information
and ideas about such things will do
themselves a service to attend.
Main door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
END OF
THE "KING CO."
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!

Last instalment of the King CO. purchase has
come - M
You will remember we took of their hands at SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14
FURNITURE.
9 STRONG SPECIALS.

4 Dining Room set. 4-fOot solid oak Side
board s-foot ,olid oak Extension Table. i
large hoX-srGt cane Dining Chairs. go
An oak Hall Stand with seat. y y
An oak Mantle Cabinet. French bsvelcd mir
Fuinitugc-3d and ith hOors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-14

The Aldermen have included in the fire limits
al those parts Of the Sixteenth Ward not hitherto in
cluded. This is not enough. The extension OF the
fire limits by fits and starts nj the caprice Of the Alder
men is wrong in principle and pcrnicoas ia practice.
This subject has been often said, needs thorough
overhaulng. The existing atsuF,tes and nconsIscn-
cies are astonishing. In more than enc quarter the
erection Of frame buildings ought 10 be rgidlv pro
hibited The Eighteenth Ward. for example, contains
many lcng rows OF wooden houses and Nat buildings
erected i'm The last few ycarand now in process
of erccton--whch invited tie spread Of flames should
q fire once break out among th'n.
The KINGS County Elevated Railroad has set an ex-
ample to which The attention Of the New YORK elevated
road, shou,d be invited An accident occurred few
evenings AGO I. 1ut O'Clock In the aft rnOon, which
caused half an hours delay. Now, the regular
practice As is well knOwn Is 70 let one know Of
such an occurrence but sell tickets 20 all
and let The stations and platforms become crowded
with impatient people waiting The Train that DOESN'T
comc-at least for good while. But as soon q, the
manager Of The Kings County road learned of The
mishap he gave orders all along The line u sell no
more tickets. good many peopl' had. 10 ride In
the surface cars In consequence Dut they ola not ex
peronce the annoyance OF waiting half an hour or more
1t elevated stations or in stalled" trains But there
$ reason TO believe that Manager GOpndic has foT.
wer disqualified himself for place on the New-forx
elevated system. should he desire to make change.