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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
The Tiffany Hue Book.

Messrs. Tiffany Il Co.. jewellers. announce
that their annual catalogue. known az tho
Tiffany Blue Book" is now ready for dis
tribution.
The new work just from the press. Is by far
the handsomest and most complete they have
ever issued: it contains 23O pages with a
beautiful cover of rich peacock-bluo tint.
having n gold and white cameo imprint. Tho
compact form Of the book makes it particu-
larly convenient for shopping. and its artistic
cover an ornament for the drawing room
table: but it is through a careful nsrnsal Of
the many departments that tho secret OF their
marvellous success is revealed. TIL" mini
mum and maximum prices are quoted. and
many of the former are lower than what in
ferior articles command elsewhere.
Tho house has no trade mark other than the
firm name. and their patrons ask for no guar
antee, for the stamp OF Tiffany d Co. carries
both and is tho recognized standard of merit
the world over.
Tiffany & 20. invite correspondence. and to
patrons known to the house, or who viii mako
Themselves known by satisfactory reference.
they will send careful selections OF their stock.
The Blue Book +" will. unon request. be
sent without charge to any address by appli-
cation to- Msssrs. Tiffany 4 Co.. Union square.
New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
'"AtERS MS LODGE 70 HIS WIFE,
''en"erS's Dues We're Large and He
Couldn't support Her.

n .a.'Mo'd Rosenberg. II clothier. lives ut 1853
,, esI fofty-seventh street. He dresses well
sau wears diamonds. On Friday morning
n'sen0ers appeared before Justice Taintor. in
m' lorSvi!e Police Court. charged by his
snesorile with non support and abandon.
n.A!s ' Rosenberg is frail little woman.
h h., W.. Justice Taintor that Rosenberg gave
ii, sna or ii'teen cents week to support her
Meant ehlld. When she did not provide suf-
Rss Iqod Tor the table he left her, she said.
Ssss snpefg declared thnt ho received SlS n
Nhs II nT,c, could not give his wifa much money.
E ,n".li Rosenberg to give W his lodge and
l. Lyl Ist hls family. Rosenberg oblectsd. Then
t., ad't tNe gave him the choice Of going to the
Nav NJ slN months or si-nin. $500 bond
'Sed the bond. " "S'"' "oschoofg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
MS AUNT HAD TURNED HIM OUT
SO He borrowed Pair Of Rugs from q
Coupe to Make a Bed

Coupe to Make a Bed.
shivering boy walk ed up and down West
Iwenty-nnth street early yesterday morning.
closed coupe stood in front of tho livery
stable at l49 West Twenty-ninth street.
Each time the boy passed it he looked long
ingly in. Finally he ventured to open the door
and crawled in. A moment later he emerped
with two fur rugs. In the hasty glance that
he cast about him he failed to see the police,
man who. in the shadow OF a doorway. was
watching him.
There was an open door across the street
The boy ran quickly across. entered the hail.
way. closing the door after him. and Law ono
OF the rugs on the floor Then he stretched
himself out on it and pulled the other rug
over him. When the policeman came in Tia
was brought up for examination at Jefferson
Market Court yesterday morning. He said he
was Augustus Miller. 10 years old. lilo cried
when he was accused OF stealing the rugs.
mean to steal them. only wanted them hi
morn ng 10 keen mo from freezing. Then
would have Put them back; couldn't stay ali
night cut on the street. This is all tho clothes
;, Hs threw back his thin coat and showed
his trousers Wore thin and worn. and there
were holes in his shoes. through which his
bare teet could DO seen.
what were you doing on the street. my
'"y a amt l 5ns.Is .. Ryan on, said t,s hov
i've WIN her at 2lS West Thirty-sixth street
didn't know any place to 90. All l could do
was T. to walk to keep from freezing"
~ ine boy was committed to the care OF tho
Terry Society which will Investigate tho
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
CREDIT TERMS TO SUIT YOU.
VENT TO THE Wrong HOUSE.
Trouble for Several Persons in Consequence
Of the Errand Girls Mistake.

Trouble for several Persons in Consequence
Of the Errand Girls Mistake.
The mistake which got Miss Amy Meade. a
waitress in the house OF DR.. William NJ. Hey-
nolds Mt 327 West Fifty eighth street. into
trouble was explained yesterday at Jefferson
Market Court. The trouble was about Il skirt
which Mamie O'Eourke. who also calls herself
Leroy. an errand girl in the employ OF Miss T.
Faulkner. dressmaker at 234 West Thirty
ninth street. was told to take to 127 West
Fifty eighth street. The girl says she found
a stable at that address and tried OPT. whore
the people declined to tako the waist, saying
it did not belong to them. Tho girl says that
she then went to 1927. DR.. Reynoldss house.
and there Miss Meade who came to the door.
took the skirt. saying it was all right. All this
happened a month ago.
When the real owner OF the skirt asked Miss
Faulkner about 1t there was m investigation.
which resulted in the issuing Of n summons
for Miss Meads phe case came up in Jest
read Of It in the napers was Mrs. Backer Of ;s3l
West Fifty-elghth street. She remembered
that about month ago young girl had left
a package there and gone away. and that the
package when opened was found to contain q
skirt. No one Of the Backer family owned the
skirt. and 1T was put away until it should be
inquired for. When Mrs. Racker had refreshed
her memory BY question: ng the servant who
had gone to the door she sent word to DR..
Yesterday and explain matters to the Justice.
Mr.. Backer said that the servant who had an
swered the door bell had received the pack
age; and that tho girl who gave It to her bur
skirt was brought TO court and identified as
the missing, property. Miss Meade was hon
OrabIy discharged. tho errand girl got
we're lecture from the Court, and the skirt was
returned to Miss Faulkner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Wrecked In Quarantine.

The mate. cook. and one seaman OF the
American schooner Jennie s.. which went
ashore and was totally wrecked in tho harbor
OF Jacmel. Hayti. arrived here yesterday on
the steamship Prins Frederik Hendrix
The Jennie S. left this port on Oct. "a. when
there was a rigid quarantine against vessels
from New York She was ordered to anchor
Off a rocky part o! tho coast facing the open
sea Her windlass broke on NOV. l3;When mere ere
and parted She driited on the rocks and went
to pieces. All hands We're saved.
Seven seamen of tho American brig Charles
Purves, Capt. Small. which was wrecked at
lnagua. in The Bahamas. were passengers on
the steamship Santiago. In yesterday from
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But All the Same EIe Has Not LANDED"
Yet. Though lie Is In Chicago.

William Nangle who was permitted to land
from tho steamship Arizona by Gen. O'Beirne
two weeks ago in the custody Of his brother.
on condition of reporting at Ellis Island, is in
Chicago. His brother oseph. n Chicago police
man. has written a cheerful and friendly letter
to Gen. O'Berne inviting him to como out ana
see him. his brother William. and the Irish
patriots Of the Windy City. Brother Joseph
E fa p and aiterward fully Intended to
report at ellis Island. SO ,, that the
whether William, who served thirteen years
in British prison for shooting land agent
and was pardoned on condition OF coming to
writes that when he and William got, TO New
York from Bridgeport. they found they had
train to Chicago. They caught the train.
Gen. O'Beirne is in Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD 6 simpson.
Grand Exhibit Of Holiday Goods
and Bargains in Staple Goods.
VIM hl lowe
as e sctD o h yh ana OK bmb
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

Largest assortment we have ever
shown. All kinds Of Books in all kinds
of bindings. Prices the lowest in the
city. as shown by the following repre-
sentative quotations.:
STANDARD SETS.
Dickens. 15 vols. se.Oe.-Eliot. g vols. 81 .o7.
--Thackera 10 vols, S2.A7.--Coopers Leather
Stocking Tales. vols. Osc.Count of Monte Cristo.
vols. 83c.-Mysteries of Paris. . vols. 4jc.--
lrvinHs Life OF Columbus. vols. Dsc.-shaIe-
pearc vols, &l.2a.-Balantyne. 10 vols. SG.Os.
ALL other sets At equally low prices.
POPULAR BOOKS.
Popular Works OF Fiction, Travels &c. in extra
cloth binding. at 1jc. each. Same In half Russia at
3sc.; worth 15c.
All tho Standard Works Of Fiction by Dickens.
Thackeray Eliot Bronte. &C.. in fne library binding,
Gao. each: worth Sl.c5.
Works of Alser. Castemau. Ellis. &c, at SAC.
5000 copies Handy Volume edition OF favorits
works. in beautiful vellum and cloth binding. at $50.
each. Same in half Levant. SOC.
T. r. Roe's works. 4Oc. Elsie Books, 45c.
Special sale of Illustrated GIFT Rocks. including His
tory Of the Great Cvl War: Crown Jewels Collections
of Poetry and Music: Heroes Of tho Dark Continent
Living World IA complete pictorial natural history)
Encyclonmdia Of Business and Social Forms Great
Cities Of the World Ont Of Doors with Tennyson &C.,
all in handsome bindings, at Osc. eachi worth from
81 to So
oxford Teachers Bible. with divinity circuit
81 .0S; worth So
NEW ATLAS at SLID, worth s3.5o-Sew Popu.
lar Atlas OF tho World with hundreds Of coored
and charts large pages, 1898 edition. including
Census Events Of History. &C., strongly bound in
cloth. SLID
COO copies Magazine Of Art. Including hundreds OF
specimens of Works Of Art. at II 40. worth so
$4,000 Chdren's Picture and Story Books from
&c. to $3.50 each.
GAMES at lowest prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Sons Orthe Revolution.

The Sons Of tho Revolution held their an
nual meeting yesterday at " Fraunce'sTavern."
the old building at tho southeast corner of
Pearl and Broad streets. where Washington
babe farewell to his brother officers of tho
Revolutionary army. Gen. Daniel Butterlle!d
and Frederick samuel Tallmadge made brief
speeches These officers were elected for tho
ensuing yoar:
President Frederic Samuel Tallmadge; Vice Prssi
dent, Floyd Clarkso son; Secretary, James Mortimer
uIer Arthur Melvin Hatch; keglstrer Cbsrs. Isham;
preekhulSt MorgAA-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Judgment Against bertha Lau.

J. /. Durais entered judgment In the City
Court yesterday against Mrs. Bertha NJ. l.au
for S25iJ3 for two months rent Of 2o5 West
End avenue. She had been the housekeeper
for Consul General Domingo J.; Ruiz of lcua-
West md avenue house where she lived with
her husband. William Lau. a bookmaker. In
the difficulties over checks into which she and
courts. he alleged that she had exsrtsd an In
fluencs over him which dulled his reason.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
LEATHER GOODS.

Sterling mounted Leather Goods for the
Holidays. The largest variety Of fine
Leather Goods ever shown in the City
Travelling Bags in large variety. Of the
finest Leather and best manufacture.--
Furnished Travelling Bags with rich
mountings and sterling iittings.-Ster-
ling mounted Pocket Books. Gard Cases.
Wallets. Bill Folds. Cigar Cases. Purses.
Writing Folios. Writing Tablets. Photo
graph Albums. Photo Frames. Drinking
Flasks. Toilet Cases. Travelling Rolls. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
ART EMBROIDERY DEPT,

Important sale Of fine Forentine Ora
perry Silks. 81 inches wide. in artistic de-
signs and correct combination Of colors,
at SOC. per yard: sold by all retailers
at 81.
In this offering We include several hundred p.sces
Of tho celebrated Cheney Bros standard make of
Fancy Drapery silks.
TABLE COVERS. STAMPED LINENS.
Closing out lot of Art Tinted Table
Covers. 3Gx3G. in numerous designs, at 300.
each: were 4Sc.
Sweeping reductions In prices to close out
surplus stock OF Stamped Linens, Monte
Cloth. Splashcrs. and Damnsk Linen Tray
Covers, new outlined designs. at 19c. each:
worth SOC.
Special sale OF Linen Scarfs. two yards
long. Sheer Linen (hemstitched), and Dam
ask Linen Scarfs. extra fine qualities. at
4Sc. each; reduced from Csc.
obstruction Books on Needle work for sale
| At Art counter, 35c. eachJ
Sofa Pillows. genuine down filled, full
weight. In all sizes---ls-inch. Csc. each 90
inch. csc. each; 22-nch. S1.25 each. Also
Sofa Pillows, Silk covered, double frill, 9Sc.
ORIENTAL EMEROIDERIES.
SILK Decorating Scarfs. gold embroidered.
knotted silk fringe. zoe. each; were 81.
Silk Lambrequins, in all colors, gold en-
brodery. full length and width. knotted
silk fringe. $l.4S each: were SOS
Silk Lambrequins. silk and gold en-
hrodcry combined, all colors, SIS - each;
| worth 50.
Silk Lambreuuins. yards long. 30 inches
wide. handsomely embroidered with gold
thread. scallopcd, krottcd silk fringe,
| $1O.9S each. worth $500.
FANCY ARTICLES.
large assortment Of Novelties in Gel
lulod Hair Receivers. Photo Frames.
| Glass Hand-painted Jewel Boxes, Whisk
Broom Holders. Feather Buster Holders.
| Match Drums, &c. at the uniform price of
4Sc. each.
Trimmed Satin Pin Cushions. 50. 10 to
$6.0S each.
| lland.paintcd Toilet Bottles. %, each.
| Fancy Scrap. Music and Photo Baskets.
| trimmed and untiimmcd.
Silk Glove and handkerchief cases. hand
painted. original designs from oar own
| wprkrOume.
Simpson, Crawford & Simpson.
! 9th Avenue, 10Th to goth st.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
FOR THE HARBOR POLICE. PERHAPS
SleAn launches, IL Better Boat than the
Patrol. and n station ON Shore.

Steam launches, better lsGat than the
Patrol. and ~ station ON Shore.
The Police Commissioners arc making
Strenuous efforts 20 improve the harbor police
service The Board o! Estimate and Appor-
tionment was asked to appropriate 100000
last month tors new steamer to take the
place y! the Patrol. which is slow and il! fitted
to perform the increased duties demanded by
the growth OF the shipping interests OF the
city. The machinery OF the old boat is in
bad state. and her usalessness as police
boat vas demonstrated during tho recent
cholera scare. when sho WAS practically dis
lblcd Tho departmcrt was forced to hire
boats to guard the quarantined ships in the
harbor
The Commissioners want the service i'm
proved in many ways. Eirst Of all the present
system Of ratroiling tie river front in row.
boats Is defective. To row around in a boat
Tor six hours or more is pretty severe work for
two men. and in rough weather. when tho
, MYERS and bay ar" covered with Ice. 1t is i'm
Practicable. The commissioners want two
steam launches. from 30 toto feet long and
capable OF accommodating from fifteen to
twenty men in something like comfort. The
boats must also be speedy and easily handled.
eelved from wei known firm to build the
Two launches. each 10 be - feet long. 10 feet
pednl. ana =. lcet urauEht The firm pros
poses to lit the launches with balance com
pound engi ines Of lOO-hurse power each and
capable OF making fifteen miles an hour
The launches are to have flush decks, which
will protect the men in stormy weather. and IL
thlrteem,foot cabin which will hold twenty
men. The Board was much Interested in tho
proposal. II these boatsa arc secured the police
will be enabled to keep up more efficient pa.
troll 49,
The kind of vessel desired to replace tho Pa
troll is aim st decided on, although the appro-
priation has not yet been made. 1t is to he
something like the Gen. Megs. the hand.
some, boat now doing hurbor service
craft has attracted considerable attention
g one OF the best boats OF It's kind ever built
,or the Government. She is n steel. twin.
sscrewvessei. with maximum speed oftwelve
Knots an hour. The Patrol ut her best can
hardly DO more than 81, knots. The dmen.
S.ons Of the Gen. Meigs are 1872 feet on deck
i Nonad water line. l24 feet; beam. 2D feet depth
W. iset; drauGht. feet. There is not enough
sMsplng room aboard the Gen. Meigs for q
wsw asarge as that Of the Patrol. and here ID
thn ete another radical change Is to he made In
hcnaseoE service. It is intended that the po-
f; on shall sleep, ashore and regular sta
III mouse will probably be huilt for them.
ssch estmated cost OF the launches is ST, 500
migt. sh gu o. the steamer $4,000. The Patrol
~'s"' u sold for $4,000 or $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Ladies' Underwear & Hosiery.

Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Mcrino Drawers.
white and natural. all sizes, actual
value $l.25 per pair. lat Zoe.
Ladies' genuine Swiss Ribbed Silk
Vests. all colors. low neck. actual
value 81 81 each. ................at Csc.
Ladies' White Wool Vests and Draw
ers. all sizes. actual value $l.25
each. ...........'''' ..''.'..'..... ~ coSs
Ladies' finest quality Australian Wool
Vest and Drawers. white. natural.
and scarlet. actual value sligo
Ladies' Richclicu Ribbed Lisle Thread
Hose, in large variety OF colored
tops, fast black boots. -. per pair Soc.
Ladies' English Black Cashmere Hose.
actual value sc. per pair. ......at 5Oc.
Ladies' English Black Cashmere Hose,
high-sp!iced heels. double soles.
actual value S5c. per pair. .......at 6oc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
HANDKERCH|EFS.

Handkerchief Of all fabrics, in all
sizes, in every width hem, with
scalloped borders, in varied and at
tractive designs, plain. printed and
embroidered.
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS.
1000 dozen Ladies' Hemstitched and EN-.
broidered handkerchief. 12lsc. each:
worth 2Oc.
$50 dozen Ladies' Embroidered and Seal.
loped border Handkerchiefs. very fine
quality. Zoe. each: worth SIC.
375 dozen Ladies Embroidered and Seal
lopcd border Handkerchiefs. extra fine
quality 39c. each: usual retail price SOC.
Tho balance of an importers stock of La
dies Silk Handkerchiefs. all full sizes. fine
embroidery. scallored edges. at 25c. each /:
worth size.
Extra fine quality Ladies' Silk Handker-
chiefs. handsomely embroidered. drawn
work effects, 39c. each; worth soc.
MEMS HANDkERCHlEFs.
Mems SILK Handkerchiefs, hemsttched,
with embroidered initials, extra Size wide
hem, DOC. each: worth Csc.
Mems Silk Mufllers. white and colored.
new designs. from CSC. to S3.9S each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

NECKWEAR.
Mems Silk and Satin Scarfs. light,
medium and dark coors. in
Puffs, Tecks and Fourln-H Hands,
actual value s1.25 each ..at TOO.
Mems Silk. Satin and Cashmere
Scarfs, in all the latest styles
and colorngs, actual value $l.65
each. at 01.z0
GLOVES.
Jouvin's. Dents. Fowne's. Perrln's, aud
Fisk. Clark & FIaex's Driving, Coach.
ing and Walking Gloves. in Kid. Dog
skin, Chevrctte, Suede, Castor, Mocha,
B"ck.kin and Craven Tan.
Mems DoSskn Walking Gloves. In latest
tan shades. with gusseted fingers. 9Sc pair.
Mems pique Walking Gloves. Sl.25 and
sl.jO pair.
Mems Cloth and Jersey Gloves Soc. 5oc.,
and 75c. pair.
Mems Silk -and-Wool Gloves, black only.
Csc. pair.
Mems heavy Cape Walking Gloves. CSC. to
Sl.75 pair.
Mems lined Dogskin Gloves. with patent
fastener. csc. to sl.75 pair.
Mems lined Dogsiin Gloves with spring
wrists and fur tops. 81. % and ST go pair.
Mems Buckskin Gloves. 9Sc. S.25 and
Sl50 pair.
HOUSE and BATH ROBES.
Mems Ederdown Bath Robes, actual
value $3.50 each .......... at 81. 60
Mems Fancy Stripe Blanket Robes.
actual value 81 and S. each ..
at S4.0S and 80. %
UNDERWEAR and HALE HOSE.
Mems fine quality Natural Wool
Shirts and Drawers each 81 25
Men superior quality regular made
Natural Wool Shirts and Draw
Mems extra heavy and lightweight
Natural Wool and Camels Hair
Half Hose. in plain cours and
fancy stripes. ...........per pair 200.
Mems extra fine English Mcrino.
Cashmere and Camel's Hair Halt
Hose, all newest shades iuc!ud-
ing fast black l.........,p per pair 800.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
CCMFORTABLES.

French Satecn Down Comforta bles.
#. < G #. at $3.9S each: value $685.
IT. x 7 IT. at $5.9S each: value $780,
IT. x 7 #. at $7.9S each; value $lO5O.
SILK COVERED DOWN COMFORTA-
ELES. suitable for Holiday presents, nt
s?ccia, prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
JEWELRY DEPT.

MICH NUVCItlcS IOr VIC HOHUHyb.
Diamonds and Precious Stones in a large
variety of settings and mountings.
elites in Gold. Silver. Shell. Onyx and jet
Jewelry. and Silver Watches
Large and superb collection of fine Jcwclry.
consisting of Lace Pins. Brooches. Scarf
and Bonnet Pins. Finger Rings. Sleeve But
tons. Watch Chains. Necklaces. Charms.
Pendants. &c.--1mmenso variety OF Stcr-
ling Silver novclties.--All the leading
Souvenir Spoons Of America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
SILYERWARE DEPT,

Sterling Silver and Silver Plated Ware.
Table Ware in the best Rogers Silver
Platc.-SterlinG Silver Novelties. consist
ing Of Napkin Rings. Spoons. Knife. Fork
and Spoon sets for children. Tea Balls.
and Straincrs. Fancy Trays. Flasks. But
ton Hooks. Shoe Horns. &c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Judgment Against Manager Locke.

Judgment for $1,000 was entered yesterday
against Charles f. Locke ii favor OF William
Hook for services as stage manager. &c. of.
ne 1as1 American School OF Opera in 1886 and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Nriche Was "a Gambler.

Ho 'saTnef Yesterday that Julius Kriele.
m sbmhl'tet suicide Thursday night and
Victor ynt 10 n Is accounts with his employer.
.st Ssws he Pearl street merchant, had
swpFnC tho money he was short.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
LADIES' NEWMARKETS,
SPECIAL SALE.

SPECIAL SALE.
Commencing Monday, We will
make special sale of Ladies' Im-
ported and American-male New
markets at
One.thlrd Less
Than Their Actual Value.
The offering consists of over
5000 pieces, and is unquali6edly
the choicest collection Of fine gar
ments of this class ever shown.
Afurther advantage that purchasers will
appreciate is that they are mainly In styles
manufactured exclusively for us. and con-
scquently not to be found in other houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
MORGAN.

ms Chick" Morgan. He got into the store by
cutting panel out OF the door, packed the
would Doubtless have escaped had he not set
on the burglar alarm under the i'm preston that
it wasn't loaded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
DRESS PATTERNS
For Holiday Presents.

Over 10000 Dress Patterns, in
all tho new woavcs and colors, Sc
lcc;eu specially for holiday gifts,
and marked at greatly reduced
prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
DOLL DEPARTMENT.

Frenc! and German Dolls.-Bebo
Juneau Dolls.-Fancy Dressed Dolls,
4Sc. to $40 cach.---Bisque, Kid and
Patent Jointcd Dolls from 25c. to $50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-04
Dress Goods.

sno n,eces all-wool Chcviots. 90
>, % Inches wide. in n large
.,~,o,v q, desirable stripes. just
onened at this special price for
we, ,bo holiday trade, all at.........
,,st received from Paris about
N new light shades for evening
no,r; IN French Gas hmercs. at. q
Ono case on Monday OF plain
.oul,,o.fold Cheviots in browns.
al wool; will be sacrificed att.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1892-04-08
THINGS NEAR AT HOME.

OF the 1000 policemen in Chicago
1,555 are Irishmen.
N win cost S95o.OOo to put the de-
sired wings on the white house.
NEAR Caspar, Wyo., a valuable vein
of coal has been found just beneath
the grass roots
MARYLAND has boy seventeen years
old who Is feet ~ inches high and
weighs l65 pounds. He lifts so pounds
with ease.
An island comprised of about fifty
acres of rice land has broken loose in a
river near Deperc, Wis, and is floating
down the stream.
The IT. Lawrence river IS the only
absolutely floodless river in the world.
It's greatest variation, caused by
drought or rain, never exceeds a foot.
THERE are over five hundred profess
sional tea-tasters in New York city.
They decide as 10 the quality and value
OF the tea. The best tea tasters never
smoke or eat highly-seasoned food
IT has been found that a dog in Sa-
lem. Mass, Is responsible for the mys-
terious disappearance Of articles from a
grocery. He was watched and seen to
carry of the articles one 10y one 10 the
house of his master.
LAWYERS still predominant in con-
gress, as probably they always viii.
There are two hundred and twelve
members Of the present session whc
have at one time or another practced
law, while siXty-five are farmers.