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The evening world., 1892-04-23

TO an EVENING WORLD reporter Henry
StOesscr, who has a Jewelry store at 777
Third avenue, brooklyn, said
. The man who lost the diamonds Is Hans
Gran2ing, who lives at 3O2 East Twenty
seventh street, New York. Gran1ing had
been given twenty-five small diamonds and
two large ones and a one-karat sapphire to
seLinto two rings. That Is his business But
as GranEing had lust risen from a sick bed, to
Which he was confined for ten weeks, and
wiu, tpl wcaX to work, he intended giving me
the Job,
I'm MIS- way to my store he fell asleep in
Hthe Elevated train and thinks that somebody
HiusS have taken the thl boX containing the
diamonds lrJm his pocket
~ have known Mr.. Granzlng for years
He Is honest, and willing to work until he
can pay on the value OF the lost Jewels
They are said to be worth $500"
The evening world., 1892-04-23
FOR GEN. GRANTS TOMB
Gen. Porter Issues Letter on the
Plan OF Raising Funds.

Gen. Horace Porter issued letter to the
People OF the CITY OF New YORK" tL-iay, in
"hicn lit states that the work OF organization
by means OF whlCh II Is expected to raise the
Iund Tor building Gen. Grants tomb is about
completed.
Auxiliary committees have been organized
In rearly ali the trades and professions, ana
besides tne Exchanges, clubs anu kindred
organizations have siguined willing Aess to
contribute TO the Iund. Enicient Committees
have also, lac Bays, been organized III BroUB-
Iyh
be sum required to be raised by Contribu-
tlDns Is s3JU,UJU, whlCn, aCGUruIug u Zen.
Porter, must soon lie lUrtnCynIDs, else ~
Iufln"f S.cps are IiktIy To We taken uy tins
generation LUwalus tue UuilIlng vi IA SultaUIc
InrinuiiLI 20 LnC great general.
ne urges the CI,lzens Oi New York TO purge
themselves uI tue charge "a neglect auu W
come Iurwdrd prUnpoIy nltn their offerings
Ia urder That the WORK VI CONSTITUTING the
tomb may DE well under way VIII II the great
lnluN ul lOlclgn Visitors come To aLIeud the
world D fulG
The evening world., 1892-04-23
SUNDAY FISHERM EN-.
They Arc All Broken Up over the
Law That Spoils Their Sport.

Law That Spoils Their Sport.
IT, hs Ed'fort
take the liberty Of writing to you to see II
you viii interest yourself In behalf OF the
people who have no time to go flshing exc pit
on sunday isee IN your paper that the
Senate has returned the bill calling for
no fishing in jamaica Bay on sunday
to the Assembly with amendments
for them TO concur in. There is any
number OF people who have to work every
day In the week and only get sundays to en-
Joy little innocent pastime OF fishing,
which think is much better than to see them
collected on. corners or around saloons.
II The EvSSGSG WORLD would take this
matter In hand ! am satisfied We would
be allowed to tSh In Jamaica Bay on sundays.
as HE EvESISG WORLD has always made a
success OF anything II attempted In the cause
OF justice ana right. Hoping you Will interest
yourself on behalf OF your many readers
and the public who love little nShinS the
same as myself, am very respectfully,
4. A. ID.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
ALLOWED HIS GIRL To DANCE.
She Is Oaly Fifteen and Her Father
Is Held for Trial

Bernard Ferguson. Of 100 East Eighty
fourth street. giving his occupation as that OF
theatricals," was held to-day In Yorkyille
Court In 1900 to answer to n charge OF per-
mitting his nfteen-y -year-O!d daughter Mar
guerite to perform on public stage.
The anidavit sets forth that Marguerite
Dora Ferguson, OF the age OF fifteen years
did sing, dance, play the banjo and perform
as contortiOnlst, turning handsprings, &C.
at JaCObss Third Avenue Theatre.
Dora, who IS a wcll-develOped girl for heI
years, ana is rather attractive, was com
miLtcd To the care OF the Chlldren's society
pending her fathers trial. Agent William A
Finn was complainant.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
MAGGIE O'ROURKE WANTED.

Her Brother Died Intestate in ST.
Johnland, Leaving Some Money.
Contractor j. IL. o'Rourke, OF 1888 Sackett
street, Brooklyn, Ia looking for Margaret
o'Bourke, who married Paul O'Ncill, tailor
and when last heard OF eleven years ago was
living In Elizabeth street in this ci.y. Her
brOLher died suddenly last month In st.
Johpland. He let some money, but no Will.
Mrs. O'Nrill and brother In Kansas city are
| the heirs.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
A SODA-WATER ORGY.

Three Youthful Burglars Taken in
the Midst of 1t.
Philip Levy, nrteen, OF O2 MauJer street,
Brooklyn, and Max Rosenbaum, sixteen, OF
27 SUFFOLK street, and Aaron Sanger, OF 30
Norfolk street, this city, were held to-day In
Essex Market Police Court charged with bur-
glary.
They broke open Aaron Lefkowitzs soda
water stand IN front OF "a Sunulk street last
night and were indulging Ia a soda water
orgy when arrested by Policeman Quirk.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

An unknown man, aged about twenty, and
dressed In blacS diagonal coat ana vest and
gray striped trousers, was picked up uncon-
scious on the sidewalk at Eighth lVenue and
one Hundred and E1ny-nrth street ut I
O'Clock this morning. He WAS bleeding rrum
severe Injuries Of the head. IL Is supposed
that be fell down the stairs OF tho Elevated
Railroad station. He was taken TO Harlem
Hospital
The evening world., 1892-04-23
NOW A SAFE TRUST.

Strong Box Manufacturers Combine
Under jerseys Handy Laws.
1t is SAID that the consolidation OF the
Marvin, Herring and Hall Safe Companies
Will soon be completed under the laws OF New
Jersey. The capital stock is placed at
S3,5oo,oo and 1t is probable that John II.
Davis & co. and Connor a. CO. will shortly
ofTer the preferred for public subscription.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Two Brakemen Shot.

SHAMoKIS, Pa, April 23.-Chas. Koons and
another unknown brakeman on a Lehigh
Valley freight train were shot at Belmore
Colliery, between here and Mount Carmel
this morning by two men hiding in the woods.
KoOns may die. A posse was at once formed
and is now securing the mountains In search
OF the men who nred the shots.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
AMERICAN PRISON SYSTEMS
An English Writer Treats Them a.
Furnishing Schools OF Crime.

NV hf'ClATEp fhF"'l
LONDON, April 23.-In letter published
here Lester Wlllam Tallack, OF the Howard
Association, says that after careful study OF
prisons in Italy and America, where system
has been adopted OF giving prisoners OF
hardened type free intercourse with the other
prisoners and providing them with comforts
'and luxuries, he has found that the results
are deplOrable.
The prisons OF Massachusetts,, he declares,
are schools OF crime and have terrible enects
upon tbs community Crime In England
where the prisoners are separated, has, ac-
cording to Mr.. Tallack, greatly decreased
while In America II is rapidly increasing.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Powder Found in Deserted Factory,

I'r-cIAr To rHv FyESrS1 wNRr0.I
NEWARK, April 23.-More than 1000
pounds Of powder were discovered in a de-
serted factory at the corner OF Hermon and
Chestnut streets. The police have notified
the owner that, for the safety OF the COM
munity, the explosive must be removed.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
CLERK lLLWITZER TO MARRY.

Senator Roesch's Lieutenant Has
Won an East-Side Belle.
Henry w. lIlwit2er, Deputy Chief Clerk OF
the Distrlct-Attorney's office, Will be married
next Thursday evening to Miss Julia Kautz,
an east-side belle. The wedding Will be n
politico-social affair. Mr.. Illwitzer is prom
inent in Tenth District Tnmmany politics.
lie Is senator RoesCh's lieutenant in the dis
trlCt.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

."b2lsAH,..5tIl2 M....6s
The evening world., 1892-04-23

j. r. Reese, who said he came from Denver,
and was en- route for Europe, Is held In Jer-
sey City for examination as TO his sanity. He
was arrested for acting queerly In the Erie
Railroad Depot. Five hundred and forty-lO our
dollars and a ticket TO Europe, via the
Cunard line were found on him.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Miss Cecil Charles, OF this city, has been ap-
pointed Worlds Fair Commissioner for Costa
Rlca, and Will .eave for that country In te W
days Miss Charles is a daughter OF the late
DR.. Charles She has passed much time in
costa Mica, and Is proficient in the spanish
language. Though barely twenty-five, Miss
Charles has translated and written much on
Central america, and Is now finishing a hts
torlcal work on that country TO which she
has de voted three years.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Seven Weddings at the City Hall.
Alderman Flynn had seven loving couples
before him this morning, and In his words
they were married according to the laws OF
the United states which holds good all over
the world"
The evening world., 1892-04-23
VEINS WE'RE BURSTING

all over my body, and, as he expressed It, rot
ting The blood would rush To my head at
times until tears -olled down my face. He said
II would end in apop'eIy. | could not pay
doctors bills, aud having heard good reports
about Hood Sa-Sarar'Ia, gave IT. trial. had
only taken one bottle when my blood circulated
naturally. aLG had ~ more numb spells or
hot II I-uc- continued 10 take II for about q
months. with constant Improvement all the
aLu felt perfectly well,
'' Then | had q collision with the deadly
dOubir rHHncr, was knocked down, and struck
my Ght side lbCEan To- Lave
The evening world., 1892-04-23
BOYS LEFT TO STARVE.

Tho Father WAC Deserted Them
WI Arrested.
TWO little boys, named James and John
kirke, aged respectively SIX and nine years,
were given home by Justice Kibrcth. at the
Essex Market Police Court, thli morning.
Nins months agJ tn mother Of the children
died, ami SIX months later they were deserted
by tneL' father. Since then they had home
with MARI Finnegan. Of 344 Madison street.
who iJund II hard enough 10 exc Uu, u living
for herself.
She nOtinel the Chil1rcn's society api
Agents Becker and DielZ yesterday found the
poor boys crying for food. The agents are
keeping sharp lookout for KiTke ana have "A
warrant iOr Ills arrest. he lad, were sent
10 The Mission or the immaculate Virgin.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Justice Kelly Out OF Danger.
Police Justice Kelly, who has been III for
the past week from pleurisy at his residence,
33S West Forty-eiRhth street, was slightly
improved this morning. He is now believed
O be out OF danger.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Hood's
Sarsaparil!a
Cures

which tried week, but got no better, anil I
was utterly discouraErl. | then sent Tor Hoods
Sarsaparlla, uul had not taK"n halfa bottle
before was nearly we'll j soon fully recoy-
cred and have been In
coon HEALTH EVER SINCE
could write In praise of Hoods Sarsauarilla all
day and then not say enough. Whenever feel
run down | take Hoods sarsapArtlla a few day 5
and am soon all right again. 1t is the best medi-
cine ever knew Of" Mrs. ANNIE W. JORDAN
Room 80. 1856 fremont Street, Boston.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Russia to Prohibit the Export OF
Corn Until September.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 23.-The newspa
pers here announce that the prohibition 0
the export OF corn Will be maintained unit
sept. !.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Arrived at This Port To-Day.
Str HcIham tBru, Adams, CAtAuiA. March IT.
April /.
Str Chicago BriD, Watson, Antwerp, April Q.
Str Colorado, Evans, Galveston, Apri! 10
str NemAsse, Roblnson, Jacksonville April 10,
Str CITY Of birmingham, Burg, Savannah, April
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Thomas Cowan, ntty-nve years old, was
found dead IN his room al 747 East one Hun
dred and SeVCnty-rttu street this morning.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Ran Aground IN the Hudson.

wv AssoCrATFD PRTSN.'
POUGHKERPSIE, y. Y, April 43.-The
steamer Daniel 5. Miller, which left New
\ urk at o'clock last night, ran on the Hog ;
Back, north Of ROahOok, IN the Highlands, at
1880 2. NJ. There were about fifteen paSsen-
gers on board Three tugs got her on at
daylight. She is not seriously damaged.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
NUMB SPELLS HOT FLASHES
CHILLS - NEIR ALICIA
or THE LIVER.
MRS. ANNIE W. JORDAN
of Bnstnn.

Ray of Hor-, then r,r,,et Healh Fnundfn Hood.
Sdrsdpdriiid.
This statement comes from highly esteemed
Boston lady
&C l. Hood Co.. Lowell. Mass
" Hoods Sarssparilla did me so much good,
that when see
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Nearly AZ 600 600 In cold Conc,

Nearly 100000 in Gold Gone.
The steamship La Bretagne to-day carried
to Europe sI,155,OOO In gold, The sum OF
sl,o50, 900 goes to Lazard Freres, Paris, and
10000 to Lodenberg Tallmon & Co., at
Gle since February.
The evening world., 1892-04-23

ON april 90, 1916, died the mn1 uRon
WIFI WtfiIAM fr shsk sifl p Hssff issA SsstEsT
viii yS1 ever be able TO pafchass Ter
55e. i7H-01- hottlc OF SAHSS,AP4
has taken the town by storm and driven
the. other bI0Gd pUrineru fF0m our
II. H. SMART, 81 World BLdE,, writesi
Rnve ased battles Of yesr Sarsaes-
valsd ea-e sr Catnrrh thnR has snSSSod
ne fur yc0Fa-o
w. b. RIKKR a. son CO.,
6Gk ave-, a0a ~. N. Ys -
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Llttle Johnnie Is DEM.

johnnie Connors, four years old, who fell
out Of the thirI-Stpry window OF his home, 3!
OAK street, yesterday afternoon, died last
The evening world., 1892-04-23

Gen. Grubb Gives IA Dinner to the
New Spanish Minister.
irY AssoCIArEp rREsIi
MADRID, April IA banquet was given at
the American Legation last night by +.
Rurd GrubD, the American Minister to spain,
to senor Dupuy, the newly Appointed Spanish
Minister to the United states.
large number OF distinguished spaniards
were present, including Senor castelar,, the
Republican leader.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
f. 8. Jatray Dangerously Ill.

EuWhId ;, JAuTay, head OF the dry-g0OdS
house OF E. 5, JafIray & Co., is seriously Ill at
his home, 6l5 Fifth avenue. Al the once OF
the rirm this morning 1t was said that Mr.
JafIray was not expected TO recover.
The evening world., 1892-04-23
Virulent Epidemic OF Cholera Rag.
ing in Benares.

NY AsFOCiATEp PRNA['
CALCUTTA, April 23.-A very virulent cpl
demic OF cholera is raging IN Benares. The
mortality IS very great Yesterday there
were reported $50 new cases ana l35 deaths
from the disease. ...nta,C-..-,. .. &,
The evening world., 1892-04-23
PALE LOOKING PERSON

] always feel like whispering IN his car, Go gel
bottle o: Hoods sarsaparillA! I know It will
help YOU, as it has saved my lifcn Three
years ago l was IN very poor health, and wa'
told by a leading physician Of Boston that II
did not 20 through a course of treatment by
some skltul doctor would not be alive at the
end OF the year. Ee said the
The evening world., 1892-04-23

The following are the closing quotations o.
mining stocks at the Consolidated Exchange
today
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

Opening Week
BREEDEN TALLE7&CO. S,
800 east Broad street.
During the Past Weeh
WE rAvE RECEIVED
A Good Many New Goods.
During the Past Week

CASHMERE and FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
offers you many attractive articles. -
WHITE EMBROIDERED FLANNEL at 75c.,
RED ana NXvY-BLUE EMBROIDERED
BLACK EaBRoIDERED gold silk emoroid-
cry ht sl.25.
40, 80. 62lf. 75c., and 81.
A nice skirtIng Flannel is the BALLARD
VALE - SHAKER FLANNEL at 5Oc:
RED FLANN ELS, every grade, nom 70 70 oOc'
GRAY FLANNELS from 10 % SOC.
NAyI-BLUE FLANNELS, csc. up 90 $3.50
per yard for the "a MIDDLEsEX FLANNEL
sUBFTkLD WHITE SHAKER FLANNEL, an
al-cottcn tlaane., at 12lfc.
piece BROWN-hiXED FLANNEL, all wool,
for skiris. at 25c., reduced from SOC.
INDIANA SHIFTING FLANNELS, 40 inchos
wide ca 20 2l5 yards maze a Skirtl. at 5Oc.
These Indiana Flanncls arc gray-snd-black and
red-and-black stripes cream, light blue, PINK,
pu pIe, garnet. brown, a1d scnrlet.
OlIENT CASHMERE FLANNELS for shirts,
sscques. etc, Al 50c.
GRAY and BROWN CANTON FLANNELS for
Innings nj ST. 10. 12i6, and 1870.
BLACK CANTON FLANNEtS et 0 and 1910.
GARNET, OLD-GULD, BRONZE, etc, SIN
GLE md DOURLE-FACE CANTON FLAN-
NELS from 10 10 POO.
!. Our stock OF Fl.ANNELs is always mp to the
standard. and is second 70 none IN Richmond.
UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNELs, to
25c.
BIRACHRD CANTON FLANNELs, en- to csc,
OUTINGS for shirts and dresses, light and
dark effects, az SO, 10. and 12hc.
CAsslNEREs for boys and mems wear ct 20,
80, 40. 80. go, 70, Soc. and b
PANTS PATTERNS. s2.25 up 70 $3.50.
Nice SUIT PATTERNS. 2 or 8 from 80 to S13.
WHITE FEINGED NAPKINS at 80. Zoe, 81,
e1.25. fl.5O. and 80 per dozen.
WHITE NAPKINS known az Dinner Nap
kins) az 75c, ~, s1.25, S1.50, az, 500, IS,
PLAID NAPKINS at 25, so, e5, and 75c. per
dozen.
RED NAPKINS at SOC. 70 also.
All sizes Of RED TABLE CLOTHS from Ga 70
IA.
RED TABLE DAMAsK, % 10 s5c.
WHITE TABLE DAMASN, 25c. toisI,75 per
yard.
WAsH-RAGS at &c. each or SOC. dozen.
The puolic responded at once 10 our CARPET
ADVERTISEMENT and We have virtually
closed out that stock. A few remnants are lett.
which we will close at low figures.
Here are two pieces OF CARPET that are left
from 4. aud the other COTTON STAIR CAR
PET at &C., reduced from Soc.
We have q good variety Of SHEETING, Pill
L0W-CAsINGS, TOWELS. BLANKETS, COM.
| FORTS, etc, which we offer az low prices.
Handsome variety OF lRlSH-PoINT LACE
| CT RTAIN5 Just received from 80 TO $3.50 q
pair--nt much below the regular pr.ces.
We will receive new goods all during this
week, and ask a call from our patrons and the
public.
DRESS GOODS and CL0AKs are now open
and ready for inspection. &C 2-Su&Th2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

kcr 10 Harwood Brothers & Co., ~ feet On
west side 81. DANES street near Hiil: $3.50:
DOM q. 9atum and wife 20 T. @. Tinsley,
II feet ON Clay street northeast corner
Graham, 81 coo: T.. g. Tnsley and wife TO
Joseph Heppert, the above. property,
$2,25o John A. vondcrlvhr aud wife to +.
q. Tipsley. IN feet on north side Leigh
street between G;lmer and Brook avenue,
$500; A. NJ. Seldom to. Jotephine V, Sed-
don. ms wife, personally, %: Charles w.
Smither and wife to John Does, Is feet
on Reservoir street, southeast corner
Chaffin, 81
Honrico: O. c. Ausiin and wife to W.
II. Austin, 45lk acres near Old Deep-Run
turnpike, $500 John o. Undertake and
wife 20 Frederick Arhart. 81 acres on Gen.
trial turnpike, $500; J. +. Turpin and wife
and Hugh Miller 10 James II. Barton. lot
10 in block /, North avenue subdivision,
$500: William X. Thomas 90 z. p. Duyal,
e. feet on sonth side Powhatan street near
Carter. 5000: The Lisburn Land Company
TO G. ). Krug. so feet on north side Han
cock street near Roseneath road. 81 900
T.. w. Childrey 10 jackson +. Childrey,
Dr., one third interest in 100 $500 acres on
Yarina road, g.; William t. Eaton and
wife 20 Harrison Pryor. 40 feet on east side
Iwtnty-seventh street near L. $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

ment. Of the stock it is hardly necessary
To sneak. Ii is comprised in the word
"conplete." This establishment has q
reputation second to that of none Tor
handling the best that IS put out from the
looms of the world, and the firm-name IS
now and has ALWAYS been an assurance that
whatever they sell, from staple domestic
goods TO the finest silks. satins, laces,
and velyets. is lust what they repre-
sent it. This IS one OF the secrets
of their splendid order trade. Another
secret 10 that their force is largely an
expert one. Some of their EMPLOYEES
have been with themfor over generation,
and. knowing their customers and their
tastes. can fill orders by mail as we'll as IL
they were dealing With the buyer across,
the counter. They have made studies OF
their special departments. The history OF
the house in respect OF the class OF goods
it handles, its conservative progress and
enterprise, its energy IN the matter OF
making Richmond retail dry-goods mar
ket that has no superior, the manner IN
which it keeps in the front rank in intro
ducing all the new styles IN fabrics, cloaks,
trimmings, gloves, hosiery. &c., are. a
credit to the trade. As heretofore the
house will make black goods one OF their
great specialties.
The building is equipped with the Otis
elevator service, and the several stories are
reached by broad and easy stairways.
Everywhere there is light, room, and yen-
tilation-all of which are great essentials
in the business. 1t is in its entirety en-
establishment of which Richmond may
we'll be proud. Captain Egerton Rogers
was the architect of the structure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

cern. Every detail has been studied witn
regard III the business to be conducted 10 Y.
IL fronts Sc feet on Broad street. runs pach
Ito fact on Fourth, and IL four stories
above the basement. The euttance ~
broad and inviting. being ue."eeh
immense polished grunite columns, sna
the windows are capable Of ACCOMMODATING
n ANAL stock IN themselves. Inc pase,
ment. winch Is thoroughly venthaser a.u
lighted vii be the blanket ana htasy
dorneef,c. ooods department. Inc NAN
az atrret fcor Is finished IN q rich Jak TINT,
ia soacior1s and airy, and the means 81 get
tine the best light effects upon faofios uIe
narfeet The counters are works OF arr,
noe so much in their elaboration as N
their nerfcA polish aud adjustment OF
iofnts TheY are provided with pIacAet
seats. and there is not nail 10 them.
1he wood work was done BY Nr. george
Gibson. Sr. On this foor ere also ,ne
silks. velvets. dress goods. linens ciO'hs'
laces. and mer1no underwear.
TIE cLokK-Eoosf.
On the first floor above the street. IS the
cloak deuartment. room which IN luxury,
and All OF its appointments IS une1celed
even in New York. Here also IS the Ia
diesi.underwear, the trimming, the rug,
the nortiere. and other departments. On
the NEXT foor above will be the carpet
rooms embracing a complete stock or the
finest CARPETS made, and above that the
manufacturing department, where fuli
line of ladies' underwear, &C., VIII Dc
manufactured.
TIE STOCK.
sucb ia n lrief running description of
Fouruurean, Price d Co.'s new estaphsh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-10-02

building corner of Eleventh and Main
streets, now occupied by the Merchants
National Bank. In 1890 the concern was
succeeded by Fouraurean, Price. Temple
Il Co., the Fourqurean of the firm and OF
the present house being Mr.. Joseph Four
ourean, who started in business before the
war as q clerk in the store of the old
mother house, but who at the breaking
out of the war entered the army as mem
Der of the First HowitZers, and IN 1869 be-
came one of the Organizers or the large
drv-goods establishment OF Cardozo, Four
qurean d Co.
ON BROAD STREET. AGAIN.
Upon the formation of the partnership
of Fourourean, Price. Temple d Co. the
house removed to Broad street between
Fourth and Fifth, and IN 1885 became Four
qurean, Price q Co., Mr.. Harvey Blair be-
ing the company. Here the business IN
creased so rapidly as to necessltate large
annex TO the original building, which at
the time of its construction was regarded
as a mammoth establishment for a retail
drv-goods store. Even this, however. dld
not meet the demands OF the firms trade,
and about eighteen months. ago was COM
menced the erection for their accommoda-
ton of the present magnificent estapllsh-
ment.
The LOCATION.
The location of the new store could not
have been better. Ii is neither too high
up nor too low down, but IN the heart OF
the great retail centre of the city. The
buildiug itself i model of convenience
and an architectural ornament TO the city.
1t is solid and substantial. like the con-