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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
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In Christian 81 a mob Of
masked men too atll gusql and
his wife from Ties nd fatally
dashed them fof s1s RON their
neighbors.
Many COWS az e Eureka
Springs, Ark, fTV fever.
Near Little Re I'd. ink Allen
shot and killed hi law, Nor
man Sheffield.
At Rome, Ca. v ford. the
noted English fure w fenced 70
five years II the Pc
AT Bowie county. g Hines
was sentenced to ia murder
oi Deputy Sheriff ~ U al plsoe
last fall
Aaron Robinson e ged at
Jackson, Miss, for
Three men were i three
seriously inygrod ir On the
Nancalia line, n5ar III, By
an express train dash hsnd-
car on which we're six %, and
hurting IL from the tr
The last packet has 5e-a "a On
the great iSineh Fu4 .a de al
the Washington nav as i the
rife Is nuw nearly om will
weigh l5S113 pounds a. shot
weighing 100 pounds ane-
tgate st inches Of solid
Postmaster General has
signed a contract for thl ne OF
What will be known as Columbian
series Of postage stamp The stamp
viii be Of The same height as the Spree
ent issue, blt il will be twice the
wiGiA, and the illustrations viii include
v4rIuls SCENES connected with Column
bus voyage and discovery. The new
stamps viii be ready about January !,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

Near the village OF Spsureuborr.
about twenty miles from Berlin. Ger,
many Is sltuated the deepest salt mine
In thc world Atlust aeeouats Il was
A.lpi feet deep the Hrst coo being
sixteen feet In diameter 1t was be.
gun In the year isiR government au.
thoritics having charge Of tho work.
the avowed purpose Of {. work heing
to ascertain the exact thickness Of the
rock salt vein known to exist beneath
the gypsum substratA sboundinr in
that yioiuity. The salt rocI, was
reached before the shaft had passed
the 800 level, bat the size OF the nam.
moth shaft was not loSsened until IL
had reached a depth OF nearly one.
fifth Of mile, after which the boring
was continued with an augur hi, thir.
teen inches la diameter. When tha
bgrsag wan discontinued at the depth
otAiFi feet 1900 fee; Of which Va
pure rock salt the end Of the anrer
bit was cutting away on the saline J =.
posit which is SIN Of unknown tAiek.
nesA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
SPORTING MATTER.


He was Greeted by 81 = h. g. House At
Elizabeth. y J.
ELIZABETH, y. j., Oct 2-James
Corbeit arrived here al noon to-day.
Tonight The opera house was packed
to ihe doors long before the curtain
rang up on The first act The house
vas a temperate one and did not giTe
vent % any unssgmly or noisy greet
ing % the champion when he Appeared
upon The stage, but applaudod him as
much as they would any other star.
Corbett made good appearance on
the stage
During the evening The star Was pre-
scented with number q large floral
Pieces, and after the performance he
held ar impr1mptl reception.
The PLAY was fairly good one and
well ruoaIFad.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
a rRouaLesoms CALLER.
HeW ItaeOln Got a,l Of a Persistent In.
diNLdaal

"s" lincoln Got G,I or Persistent In
dividuai.
In 1854, President Lin .,ln was grs,,.
" bothered by the weikmeant ba, I'M.
advised efforts Of certain good North.
ern men 10 bring about torminati,n
OF the war An old gentleman from
Massachusetts,. very bland aud EN-
ure'y bald was especially persistent
and toonblesome Again aud ay,in ~.
appeared before the president IN
was got rid OF by one aud aa,tae, M
geA'oas expediept oae dAy, whs,
lnis aagel OF mercy had bssa b,ri1-
MT Llnso'n Tor half an hoar !, -
interruption OF important basi,.ss
Tue president suddenly ros, wsn,,, =.
s.oset and took out Of it large ho,.
We DID you ever try this elv
Tor halduess2' he asked. holalng ~,
the bottle before his astonishsI ~
tor No the naa was ohlirsl 1, an.
Iess that he never had tried IL Ne
.'neoln called a servant. Aai The b,,.
We wrapped up aud handed {. 10 ne
paid fhilan,hropisl There s,iS
10 = ~ and rub some Of that on vour
neSa' Ferseyere They say ii win
make the hair grow. Come baek u
ABOUT taree months and report All
almost before be isnew it, Tie ro,lo, /,
man was outside Of the door wsts III,
package und"r his arm
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

II William Z, Rusaon should again
BE elected governor Of Massachusetts,.
az the ensuing eleQiion, politicians who
have presidential hea IN their bonnets
vii DO we'll to keep weather eye on
the old Bay State four years hence.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

TaE GAZETTE a5monishes tho peo-
PIE noi 10 take alarm because the ooan-
ell have ispealed tho ordinance pro-
vi1iag Tor saaitary policemen. The
e9lnea can easily re-euaci another If
they deem 81 wise and ekpsaient
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

TIE Hogr deTOiees are pinnlng Their
faith 10 the farmers. who seem 70 be
more interested in tliing the soil Just
nov than In the success or failure OF any
politicians personal aspirations Mean-
while they are reading and thinking as
becomes good citizens ard win DO their
part il making Up Tie verdict il No
4,sfnbsr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

WHlN ). W. swayne and r. p. Mad
aoH get ihraugh with their effort 10
defeat 3adro Bsckham and Major Jar
Wis ihey may noi b as goaa looking a.
ihey are nov, bat they viii have lots
more sense.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
QUITE A Jump
In a Number OF Ball DAD Shares
on the List.
RAILROAD BONDS ACTIVE,
The hioasI Mafisi Vas EASY q Rates That
re Fsif--Ths Temper Trading
SENS e g. puoh Rtlilr.
corroN furuHEs
And spots shou 81 nrih on prediction
vfA HEAVY Lo.s isi y ~.

vfA HEAVY LOBBY -.
New OALEASs la. Oh. a-- ispacilit-
Atwold, Niqiatt 9 Company sag
futsf8i--Our erf.ecillians lc hieher
marls eess sgair r'aii1fl &C. ms 10
last Liverpool shows signs Oh stnr Up
IN iutas We hare predicted d Widening
o. the markets have uow beEin,u 4ivaHcs
tierc to-day bging % 6-58, whfrgal no
mutet pAs imPWed nine lons m2k.ag
tue d.r ereacas 90 De -enlncr 5etNcen Tie
two uiarkuta uiuety-rlaht pniqis
SpCts thtr- are 4-it higher, b. Z sdids
wol1 Aage oeeu -gggar- no doubt had u0i
most 81 Tie IMPROVEMENT cccufIct after
accOiuuish 1eior7 .1uE irhal 8 ntccssary
for a spot dsnsnA sll tha- 3 O shipping
basis and then Tie soid foHldhfioo
for Tie MARKET VIII lave ben Sc
cured lu lie lueantlne .,cron
accounts ceIduue seriously uuiavgrable
ana 4 IS -ealiy natter 81 ruomcai/as 70
what ihe Text hlrsu viii indicate We
advls 20 l.iYlrpoo iis. week 81 our !. pres
sions lAat d uoul4 sl10 "a hr1re so lutl
below iad- o. Sc % $50 ID as 20 lndiJ BE q
crop less than 7.ts o, 90 ia.cs. Our o. ,rfei
las bee Aept ga.eter to-day thau u " q
have peen , reason ID the arse
gives the market ihat much more support
We have inHen oat soUe profits i1r 3nr
friends tn-day 70 'ace % any easy %
Rod ~ Liverpool DOES HOt li vance 10.
morroW two 0r three si7ty-fourihs we nay
20 q mere IN the morulfg but a. any rate
we fee sar,sfiei thf ~ irc tC-morra9 Nll
be higher than ne rpeailg. PROVIDED there
Is 10 'irance at 'he opsaigg AVeurw ira-
die tthe se.' i1n uestof The Mississippi
will use go y.u bales.
Por receipts today. $500 dai1s. Eeaiusl
12,0N bales last reaf iUts here 20.
moro estimated 70 ~ hilca against
24,oN oa.s asst year ana 5A00 Gales an
rorts last qAr. The uArzei Is d porthase
GA all essy peri as.
Spoi lay - sgd hrua; sales galU, auo-
talioI one.sla t4anth W.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

The couniy and district fairs being
held in different parts Of Northwest
Texas have been uniformly successful
IN attendance and exhibits THE ca.
xaETE Is glad TO record the fact 1t
believes in Northwest Texas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

NEW YORK, Oct 3. A telegram to
me Herald from Boston saws. ir,s
pialn here that her owner win ratir.,
Nancy TANKS from the track after nm
SEASON. tempogarlly, at least She will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

Mr. C. A.MclLvAIsE, Law partner OF
Horace CAilton, has expressed his opin-
Jon o. aman who woula vote FOR George
Clark He said 90 a speech at Tyler,
Friday night that "a lnan claiming 10
h0 Democrat who voted or worked
ior George Clark or espon~cd his cause
was a renegade, traitor, \ miserable
dirty wretch, dog and hound, and
should be treated a. such by every hon
est Democrat" N something IS not
done 70 check ,hose fellows, they viii
be using Incorporate Language before
the ouupaign Il over.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

TIE ladies Of Texas seem determined
that The state shall be represented a,
the Worlds fair, despite the apa,hy
and indinerenoe O; their husbands and
ero'hers and when they; set their tiny
teet down opposition may as well oeass,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

TALNAoE-he o. the Brooklyn Tab.
srnAele-eeelAres 5, 70 be his opinion
that The cEAr o. Russia is a man o,
peace The late lAmenied Buck Fan
shaN vas Alec man Of peace, and
sesia have peace il he had 70 eight Tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

IHE people Of Fort Worth could
90 Aeood work tor ihs city by remov.
.ns the weeds from their premises and
oarning then- Dselylng vegetable
matter Is Aot conducive 70 health. and
These weeds are "a TIE sase and yellow
ieA' Flshs nov, ana taelr decay mat
yer 81 only lew days
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

PENNSYLVANIA nay be an impor-
tant factor in the oatupa ign This year
If the operatives IL the mills and iacto-
ries should take 1t into their heads
that the benifoent effect q The MeKin.
ley tariff law was ali for thecapitalisi, IS
the events at Homestead clearly demon
siraie, they might make IL very unoO1n-
Portable for the tariff harons
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

COL. r. NJ. wYNSE Is Announced 70
speak in Henderson county, his Old
home. where he has May warm
friends, and IS deserFealy popular
THE GAZETTE warns it readers IN
Henderson Dot to iake alarm at any
thing tho Colonel may say or do. Re
IL moi half as bad as he nretends-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

NV NoiE Oct 8.-The volume % buai
ness at the sioef exchange was sameN aai
cuara .erlled Re dealing. IT. auft lutcr-
est was largely re3ponsltia i0r ihu change
10 the markst Iae EeugrA list Wls
bought freely ava such slncEs as 3uring-
ton. lloeE Island Union paefc Aiokis1u.
Louis sille and SAshvle. Western Un-
ion, Norlhern Paeide preferred. and Rcad-
ing eli SD vita net ealls OF q 70 !. per
cent Among intpstrials, other Khan Chi
cago gas ttere was considerable activity,
especially n ne amount Of sIrlr and q s.
tilliur auI Cot is feediug, The former rose
PC. Ii latter Ike
Raj nel bon A. fairly 3ctire and strong
Coz ent 09uds siuusee.
Sta bonds quiet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

GALVESTON, Tx, Oct 3,--ISpacial. ]
Local forecast Tor TeF#. for twenty
four hours ending ~ midnight October
& Fair ID NORTH and northern portion
q Central and Ehsi Texas; warmer IN
Central Texas, STATIONARY temperature
over other portions; easterly winds,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

new NoRR, Oct S.-James ]. Cor
W. champion pug!list u The world
N va. yesterday 'Uoue Ia claw by Miss
hunne heveridge, the Young sspin,cr
ssiAo performed a similar oliiee Tor NJ
Cleveland The day previous ~ ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

Hog 10 any way. Can it b possihis
tia; Mr., Murray has 50 Ear Forgotten
the proprseties as 70 show Al editor
letter marked i-psrsolal.a
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
KEArroEs

lF Grover lloreland desiras the votes
q such Democrats as opposed hls uouii-
naion' De should lose no time in plao-
Ing q nuElie en- Hoggs St Louis organ
-the Republic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
MORPHINEI

AND WHISKY hatit al
eomppuad ozyesc. l
and pctmaHeal Ctr
opism aud wAisky 81,
aelmic needle, Do
p9lsQn 90 INSANITY 4
pothite 70 mum boll n
oxygel Kills ths pgsr n
huldsipr the whaltp ~
mind. and makas G1l s,
son from PIE very ta 81
ment niM 81 sicls di
sound % a csiiL O.
ten 70 twoaig calA 4 3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

tin editor q Tho courier-obseryer
leaaa alleges that ho rsaa ne
sn G'pFer Cleveland to ". h.
sna HAT itdid not E,snslon
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

j. Ja'rss u Fafus, fiI
Cry 1ait Wgf,p its lea
th I 'Hillrp ) IL u
conn STEAMERS c9lf ~
zoe o-tAWestla n al pa
city Tor She f|t ElItfIttlnit
= 70 Worth rerts 3
A. lh, iSf, iaa ga ~
enlY clufeg4iiie *
10 g 3 ral 81 gl5sEtp "a
.9cn day. clasing r ,.I
JAaaal.e. !.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

Gov. Hoao announces that il the
people will stand by him be VIII sse TO
II that Federal Judge. viii be krpi
from euc1uachiug upon The rights Of
the poople O. Texas Softly. governor
softly. The people Of Texas tried a
ultw the Federal government when
you we're youlh and came cut second
best They cannot Doc bed into another
sarapa Of Thai kind, Such men as yoa
make She Federal Judiciary d necessity,
that The liberties Of tie people may he
preserved irsm the rule q the anarchist
and olmmuu-.l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

LoNDoN, on -Cgusgs ciossi a. a.
lilo tgg moues Tor silver, 49,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

READ OUR WANT cOLI-NfNs ~,
M M y s,,, A9g Will, FIND SOMETHING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

BUCK GILMORE has chaRged his tao
tics somewhat and Is not quite s.
abusive q bis fellow Democrats who
viii vote for Clark as no used to vas -
Buck has heard from the boys at the
"iorks Of the creek. who art mol made
Of the kind Of stuff that can be in
tilnidaied by otice-holders or Office
seekers They can be cajoled into
doing very uuwise things some times
but bullduzsd never.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

G1LvI ET1E, Tx, OCT q Is pacial 49,
Consolidated uoiinn REGION bulisiia for Tie
IWeaty'f9ur hours ending az 2 m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

ne puhiie are oauii1uea rot 70 pay
money 70 any other persons rep
feaeutIur themselves ns travelling
agents 81 this paper, IS hl authority hefv-
lufgre issued 10 auy other person thEn
hose n1fned - hereby revoked
nrnOoEaq PUBLISHING CoNr1NI.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

BONDS

NEw loEK, Cct S.--i sIuciai. --siocss
a aiS bonds e!osej atihe talqSns picas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04
CLOSING HOURS.


Tn only travelling personA male or ls
nae, n present Authorized 70 receive ana
receipt for Subscriptions iof IHK OaEETlE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-10-04

rFaD UCS
RIS Nog XII
10 lNfhl.hst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
TO BUILD A CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL.
81. JOHNS GUILD WILL EXTEND ITS GOOD WORK
AMONG THE POOR.

81. JOHNS GUILD WILL EXTEND 1T, GOOD WORK
AMONG THE POOR.
The trustees OF st. Johns Guild announce that
definite action has been taken in the matter vi Gu.
tary,py ,ts work bv the establishment u hospital
exclusively Cor children at NO. 1o' west SiA's mo.
81 which Is 10 be carried on upon the principle
ms its midsummer hospital work. The hecd OIL IL"
ditionJ accommodations In THIS direction for the des
titute poor f the city has long been apparent anu
Z, mas been urged that ST. Johns Guild, because OF
az long experience in caring for the poor and us
-sectarian character il peculiarly fitted 70 supply
the existing need The subject has been caieiuiy III
vesttgated BY the trustees, ana more particularly oS
committee composed Of the medical members OF 'e
hoard As result OF their Inquiries they report 'a'
u hospital should be located contiguous to 'he n''''
densey populated tenement districts, and that acnoh
should BE- taken at once.
such q building has been secured and Is now beihE
furnished by the personal contribution Of the trustees
and prepared for mmediat" occupancy III Il u W
absolutely free TO al the children Of the poor without
distinction TO color. nationality or Greco. IL 10
p,,posed TO extend the WORK by establishing similar
hospitals in different parts Of the city when the FUNDS
ut the disposal Of the Guild Shalt warrant the under
taking The trustees believe that the character Oi
their enterprise Is worthy Of the liberal support Oh
the members Of the Guild and the charitable people
of this city. An earnest appeal Is made for cor
trutions 10 carry On ths work. Contributions should
10 addressed to ". L. Strong, treasurer, NO. oOl
Fiftllave.
The officers OF The Guild arc President. DR.. Charles
A Ieale: first vice president. William lircohheld
second vice president. james f.. Faircld secretary
John p Fnure: treasurer. W j.. strong The beard
of trustees is composed Of DR. Mark BlunehliiiI IT
Chsri@s a I.:,lr DR. Robert Il. Greene, JOhn 4.
raurc, and william stanton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
prArr ASSERTS MS IMPOTENCE.

Tho case ~ Isaac <. 1'au formerly the proprietor Of
,b U,,e Vcudomc ard senior partner In the firm 81 l.
piaut 4 CO.. uroprcors of the Mercantile" Cloak Company
who was arrested two weeks the complaint OF tuu'
Frost on a charge Of -rcurpg money OF property VIII
Intent o. dcraud nj creditors. came ND III f'eN Marhe
r,,., ...t.rd,r rnonjne The hin Of / :. Plant failed
In Orior 1890 and Frost al"rc, that PSnt left nj
money A. such a way - tn dcfiaId his creditors
Mr. Piaut asserted the had been twice b'lo'c
the G.aud Juiv. who failed = Una an ihuirun'n'' ii
criminal 49,, LroIeht he to couNl nm 70 DIV '
judgments obtained aellast him by cyil actions lie o'
clcI tics he wa, no. guilt, Of any fraud and saia ne
would prove 10 AZ TIE examination The case was al
.nIrn,d MN Icbruafi lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
TIE MCATLL BENEFIT PROGRAMME.
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE PERFORMANCE At THE.
METROPOLITAN.

METROPOLITAN.
Tho benefit T. Colonel John A. McCaull on February
H. which was originally limited to the Metropolitan
opera House. has developed o. to become a sort
Of national affair. In addition 10 the benefit In
this city the theatrical managers in Chicago and
IN ladelphia have combned for benefit performances
on the same afternoon. II T. also assured fact
that the :" TNr and Tartar Company Will rvc a
rncft In 30, ton but II present. arrangements can bc
carried ont the managers Of the opera company viii
c1rntlne with other managers In Boston and give
a general benefit performance, similar TO tho,~ IN
other cities. The Pauline Hall Opera Company has
also slgnlhcd its intention of giving matinee benefit
on the afternoon 81 February II IN the town where
II I, PLAYING IN that date
III, ecr!ption, amounting to several thousand dol
lar have already been received. we'll rs III immense
number OF advance orders for seats. N b. hned
when the sale l. opened. The committee having
fine matter I'm charg. was DESTROYS Of opening the sale
~ an early date out found II Impossible TO put the
cai, on sale before Monday before the performance
In nc meantime all order, FOR seats will he filled
in tIe order In w''oh they received.
The entertainment VII l~gin at o'clock ana VII
proltil,lv be over by IL. The hr,t part VIII te
n minstrel opening. arranged by William = MuIhIy
Of the city Directory Company. with Wills 4.
rwca;nam Luke Schoolcraft, Charles Seaman ana
Bnrt Uayerly on the ends and Louis Harrison a.
,ntcrl0rutor Ms~ Amelia Glover will be next on
the ur,yramne Tie re,t Of the programme VIII
n1,ludc lie Quaker Duet from A Trip TO Chinatown
rs Ms, Annie Boyd and Hurry COnror. Madam SOMA
-calchi and Mis- Ida Klein, 81 Abbey ana TIA"
,r,rr, compnny: Mis- Marie Jansen. Mrs. Agnes
Hooth IN "tVd Love Letters; Professor MoFH'
and h, cdn,ated Ionie, In an net from the "'ouhuy
Circus: the .ccond act II F1minic' win ~ many
q, ,he orcna cast us can be obtIned. The orchestra
viii consist Of the combined forces 81 the biOao"ah
Ten. the ca mo and the oaden dnea'c anu T d.
be under the direction u Jesse "iiiahs' ''sfo' Nv
Noycll, and Mr.. kcrkcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
/ QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLL LARS
Worth Of SeaIskin Garments and
Fashionable FurS offered at
Retail by C. C. Shayne.
Have Too Many Manufactured Furs aud Don't
Want TO Garry Them Over TO Next season.

A. 10 is late in the season aware thai mrst oNc'
extra inducements n purchasers. am Wiling 10 DO so
because want TO unload. expect to Jose money bn
viii have good Advertisement for future business Th'
l. the only consolation viii the great los on the
sale Reliable flrs which well and give entire sal;
staton II purchased at le,, than value. always prove
good advertisement for the merchant
Young Ladies' Sea.kin Jackets.
either plain or with Persian combination. formerly sold
at $40 and 5000 VIII be sold $50 flC0 and SID
Scal-kin Refers.
worth $3.50. s275 and 5000; will be sold for si75 $500
and s22j.
Scaiskin Walking Cents and SacGuc-,
worth $500 to $3.50; will $50 s75 less than
value.
Scalskin Newmnrlsct-.
worth 500 500 $500 and $50 VIII be closed FOR
500 $50 800 $500
The skins worth the money before being made up
Genuine Otter Refer Goats,
best in the world. reduced to $50;
best otter Nuns reduced 7cj.
Fur Capcs! Fur Cnpe., Fur Cnpe-:
in Gil the leading fashionable furs have marked down
to /: OF Former price.
nIuG.! NIun.. ,Iuns.
worth $40 and SIP your choice FOR IS s25 $50 aud ESQ
muns reduced TO els, $50 and s2j.
Gents OvercoRts,
Mink lined with Persian lamb and natural collars
and cuffs. worth SEQ $3.50 and 5000. ma-Aed sl25
$50. 500. Musna: lined. $50.
scalskin Caps and Gloves
reduced from SIS $50 and s25. 70 $40 and SIS.
Fur Rug. and Robes
will BE- sold a. 80 per than value. Large
stock at 42d-st. store.
Coac hmcns Outfits,
Collars capes gloves and caps marked down.
MY entire stocks 124 West 42Ist and 103 Prlnce.st
have been marked down TO prices that will Insure quick
sales
such opportunity 10 purchase Ehgant and Reliable
furs at the prices now being offered my
NAV again. II You expect 10 buy furs buy
now.
An goods hare me rrn IN. thereby carrying the
guarantee u reliability.
&. G. Shaync Manufacturer.
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1903 Prlncest.. near Broadway.
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:horized n represent The road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-31
AsgrosTu WILLING TO COME BACK.

London, Jan. 3O.-JoseGIh !. A.hfOrth, whose OK
tradition 10 the United states for trial charge. Of
cmbezzling funds belonging TO the Royal Arcanuni
Building and Loan Association OF BlOoklyn New YORK
was yesterday practically refused by Justice Hd"H'nS
called at Scotland Yard Til; morning to claim ESQ H.
money n well othe: property that The police had
taken from hin at the time he arrested. lie wa
accompanied by his wife. Asnforth spoke IN bitter
manner against The Royal ATcsnurn Building and Lonn
Association He declared that the whole al.rr was
simply question Of sGuarinc accounts, ant which
he while secretary and treasurer Of tie association d
half yearly. Il am willing Ia return 10 BROOKLYN To
morrow 10 straightrn things out Ashforh exclaimed
10 the representative OF the Associated Press.
NO, you won t." interpOsed Mrs. Ashiorth.