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New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
EXPERIENCE Is A DEAR TEACHER.
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Sir: As a Republican. it Is somewhat tiresome 10
hear so much about the overwhelming prepondcranco
OF sentiment against Protection as shown by ihc recent
elections Is the sentiment Of the majority of that
portion Of the American people who have framed the
laws during the last thirty years. and who built IN
prosperous Industries and made this the richest
country on earth. against Protection.
Let US see. There are 13,OOOOO voters Cut
this In two and 1t stands: Republicans G.3OO, 900 ::
Democrats. G,5OoOO0 Add C.evcands majority TO
the Democratic 100000 and you have 1000 600
Deduct that majority from the Republican $500 900
and II leaves 100000 Republican voters 10 be ac
counted for after the battle. We're these 5000 900
Republicans ali wiped off the face Of the earth by the
election. or do they still exist and believe In their
principles as before
Now let the analysis Of protection sentiment be
made. The Republican party has always been mad,
up Of the brain OF the country represented by churches
schools. merchants. bankers, manufacturers American
workingmcn. etc. etc. Next take the Democratic
party. II is made up in part OF BRAIN but I'm large
measure OF the ignorant elements Of the population
When Southerner deposits $50 representing the
negroes who at work his plantation each vote
counts for ; much that OF Vanderbilt or a sen
ator. but under the circumstances 1t represents no
sentiment about "PrOtectiOn- or any thing else
Next count the lowest Of thc stceage element whic
has been dumped upon from the sums of Europ,
md absorbed Into the Democratic party. These lg
Sopc Af sentiment on Protection than would
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
THE DURABLE HUDsONS BAY OTTERs'

The American dressed and dyed otter Is recognifeu ~
over the world as being tho best The color Is JUS
right here whereas English dye the color 70" ofo"h
Garments OF Hudsons Bay otter are the most durable anu
decidedly tho handsomst that can b manufactured ITO"
dyed fur and while tho be. otter garments c0s' soou
$40 more than the sealsin II is worth the dHeTnoe
b.causs It wears longer and holds the color better Man!
ladies to whom sold garments ten and twelve year
ago are having them the new shapes this winner
co.a ..alskin sacoue will wear on average eight
v.,,s and good otter on en- average twelve years IT
. ,,,.o, bow.vcr that the skin Of both be thoroughly
dr.s.od Persian lambs are quite fashionable and are at
their best in Germany. The Lepsc dye IS tho lest In
tho world All Persian lambs solf BY mo are ''c'n'"
dyed all scalskns London dyed and all o'tes
dvcd
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
CERTAIN CHURCHES IN WASHINGTON
% the Editor Of The Tribune

TO the Editor or The Tr bunc.
Sir: Archdeacon Mackay smith, in yonr Issue OF
today. makes several statements that ought TO be
corrected for Instance: ST. Johns Church IS The
largest In Washington The truth Of the matter
that neither In the size Of the buildings In The
number Of the communlcantS is II. Johns the larg
est Episcopal ChuTla dn Washington. Epiphany
Church Is very much larger tlan st. Johns both .tl
the size Of It's buildings and in the number Of It's
commandments. According TO Whhtakcr's Almanac,
Epiphany has nineteen hundred $500 communicates
and ST. Johns one thousand and siXty-siX Il ,O6Gl.
would Ike To correct another statement Of Arch
deacon Mackav smith: My new church Is situated
opposite the Capitol Building" The grounds In which
the Capitol Building i located extend from First
81 Fast 10 First-st West. and 81. Johns Church Il
situated the corner OF Sixteenth and II SIS. ~ W.
over one mile from the Capitol Buildlrg.
ROBERT STEAD.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
indianapolis, Nov. 10, 1902. o. ". SEARS
PERHAPS THEY WILL HAVE TO FRAME EXCUSES

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: After the dawn OF the millennium with which
the people Of this country to be favored In March
next, when the chosen of the Democracy are to take
their places all over the land, from Washington 10
Kalamazoo, and everything is to be lovely and the
anserine bird suspended from lofty altitude what
further mission VIII remain for such Mugwnmp news
papers as The New York Times" and The Evening
POST? Deprived OF all OF irritation and offence
with no OdOus Republicans In high Office at Washing
tOn-unless II be lonely back number Of a Congress
man not engulfed In the recent dclugc-no IiartOn
no Blaine, no Wanamaker 10 scOd, nag crtlclsc
why, life will be tame. indeed. and hardly worth
living. Like tcsy Kng Cana In Gilbert and sullivan
dainty opera Princess Ida. they Will be utterly mscr
able and wrcchcd In having nothing 10 erumblc
at"
Of abuse and fault finding on the part Of
such newspapers Will give place 10 fOur years Of liberal
of incense and taify the deal Administration
Of Grover Ceveland's second term In the lre,dcninl
chair. j. LEONARD
Ncw-York Nov. II, 1892.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
THE MERITS OF TIE WORD "PLAcATE. -

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: Is not G. W. Sin his letter OF November .,
published in your issue Of November 1O-Engsh rather
than justly critical when be denounccs placate" as
a barbarism IN Difference 10 The Spectator" and
The Century Dictionary" warehouse Of bar
barisms' for 10 given but that II has "pncate"
and cites only Cudworth authority for It The
trouble about Cudw0rh Is in his nolcrable style
1t seems, and not In his lack Of learning which
might yet leave Mm fair authority for the Of a
word. And Webster, who is good American authority
has placaten IN his first edition citing Forbes (vho-
ever he may be- bis authority. But aside from any
authority, placate" IS derived from a verb, while
appease," which Is given In both The Century" and
Webster" as definition of placate' Is derived from
a nOun indirectly at all events. Is not "A verb de
nved from verb az legitimate verb derived from
u noun In the Judgment Of THE Spectator" and q. ".
5! or do they also condemn appeascl
Respectfully
indianapolis, Nov. 10, 500. o. w. SEARS
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Washington, ID. c.. Nov IL. 1892.
REPUBLICANS CAN AFFORD TO WATT

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
sir: The Democratic party is confronted with both
a theory and n conditional Democratic theory Of
Free Trade and wildcat" currency. which bodies
nothing but disaster 10 the country at large and
a Republican condition Of unexamplcd prosperity.
brought about through Protection, Reciprocity and
sound currency. The Democrats must show their
consistency by putting their theory in practice ana
thereby running the risk Of disaster b. all business
interests, Csc must sacrifice their consistency by
allowing the present prosperous condition to remain
Unchanged. aud thus admitting that the Republicans
Nc'e right and themselves wrong IN all their multi
rdn0u' campaign criticisms and haranCIcs. Which
horn OF the di emma will they take Is n quest ion.
he answer TO which the Republicans await with
entire compaccncy, thinks
CIIAS. X. BALLARD.
Middletown Springs. Vt. Nov. II. 1902.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
40 IMITATION FURS.
HONORABLE DEALING SECURES
LONG FRIENDS.

IL IS only the fur merchant who sells reab" and dur
able good. succeeds IN building up substantial trade
When tho article Of merchandise handrd Is such that the
customers rely upon the integrity Of tho house rather
than their judgment the increasing business ~ tho
tbshmcnt evidence that customer. have been doat
with honoraby. / simply call tho attention Of the publ
70 the increase in my business during the past twenty
wears as an evidence that have dealt honobiy with
custoners and have given them entire sat.fac;ion.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
WILL REMOVE PRINCE STREET BUSINESS
TO PORTN-SECOND STREET

l desirous Of disposng Of large portion OF nv
stock before February l. at which time remove nay
wholesale business from my street store to
my Fortyscccnd street building Have already rcmo,cd
manufacturing portion Of my business from the Prime
FoItys1cond street where with
facilities. snail expenses, having rent u pcy can
AFFORD and will sell the very best rs that can poss,h
De produced the lowest prices Consistent with ~,
honorable business.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
BEST FAMILIES BUY At HOME.

Leading families VINO formerly bought their furs in
Europe buying almost entirely at home many of
whom regular rlstcmers at my Forty second, stor
They admitted that the furs manufactured at my cs.
tsblishment better In designs better htng more 70
liable and a. lower prices, quality considered than
obtained in London. Taris, Berlin Geneva Russian
sablos admitted free q duty. all furs nm.
dressed. them Letter here than they can be-
dressed IN EurOpe.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
LADIES INVITED.

Tho ladies are invited to call and cSlminc my goods
the Forty~econd,t storc. assuring them Of polite
attention whether they purchase not My salesmn arc
always glad n show custoucrs and II is not cvpcctcl
that when ladies' go shopping, looking whore they can
do the their money (as they should that thcy
are always eNpect1 to buy. cordially invite them 10
call and look AZ my stock
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
FURNISHED 6onscs Go-rrt

= - -
MURRAY iIILL, six doors from SIN.
ava. fully and well furnished dwelling.
lowest $500 per month 10 Nav L.. Pos,
office Box l,Ol7. Now-York
FOUR-sTOltY. elegantly furnished house
TO r"nt III West l22d. ST. very low To
light party
Brooklyn.
FURNISHED HOUSE to let in Brook.
lyn.-lhc 3a-story biownstonc dwelling
No. l0J HancOck-st.; In nne order; con.
,cnient 10 elevated and suifacr ears slJ5
pr month. Inquire on premises or Of W.
y. Y.
Chicago
DURING WORLDS FAIR, nom MAY /.
10 October |, 1898 handsomely furnished
corner house delightfully."- located on line
of |. &. X. X, twenty minutes from Worlds
Faie Grounds, liftrcn Rooms, and two hath
p'Onls all conNenisn, es. For terms. address
NJ. j. WHITE, 2,oJ0 Cslumct-aye., Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Rooms Uanteo.

FAMILY. 3 ADULTS. wish = to 3 fur.
nlShcu cOnnct ting rooms cleanliness
light heat. aud moderate terms essential
references given and required. DIES.
PATCH Tribune Uptown Oaicc, L2i2
Broadway.
FLOOR OF TWO large rooms. together
or separate, furnished nr unfIrnlshrd ur
vat" bath strictly private family. with mo
O,her dodgers; one or two gentlemen only
locatlo1 near Windsor Hotel rent 800
yearly for each room. ,unfurnished. Ad
drrs' T.. D., Boz 10. Tribune Uptown
Once. l.2i2 Broadway.
WANTED.-A h,li rom. second noor
front or back. between 5th and 6th owe.
seth aud 31th ,ts. Address W. w Trib.
une Uptown once. I.2i2 broadway
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Az nHANCu OEEICES

AT BRANCH OFFICES
Advert sements received at regular ONCE
rates until y. M, VIZ:
25t Sth-aNe., :. c. cor. OF 23d-st
lj2 6th.ave., cor. l2;h-st.
49, Columbus.aye., near West GSth.st
l06 West 42d.st.. near 6th.aye
20 West l4th-st. near 5th.ave.
257 West 42d-st., bet. 9TH and Sth aveS
l57 4th-aVr., cor. l4th.st.
1913 slave. between 10th and 77th sts.
.323 3dayc. fetween 18th and 10th sts.
O26 3d-aNe., near 0lst-st.
7OS lst-aNe., near S3th-st
1G0 3d-aNe., corner i7th-st.
65i 3d-avr.. near East 37th.st
- Avenue \. between 3a and 9Th sts
II Conal-st. and 151 Dlvlsion-st
li3 Church-st, bet. Warren and Cham.
uers SIS
3o3 BlePckci- st., near Christ0pher.St
l59 East 47th--t., corner 3i-aNe.
20 East f@d-st., near Madison-ave.
2,05l 3d-ave.. bet ll2th and 18th sts.
HARLEM OFFICES:
1sO East l2lth-st.. near 3d.aVc.
243 West l2Jth-st, bet. 7th and Sth aves.
$40 West l4jth-st.
RKDDnItN OFFICES:
397 tulton-st.. 63 'ourt.st.. 505 pc Kalb-
ava ioGn Bedford.aVe.. 100 B'way.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
MINK. SABLE, OTTER, MARTEN.

cho o,,,-. world looks 70 America for its supply Of
,,s Mink sable. otter, beaver. msrtcn and seal are
~ ., ,be,, hos. in this country. The only staple frs
that Europe furnishes are Russian 'o"'e'' A'''N''
Astrachan and Siberian squirrel, ana INC on'
I'm gland can offer is in the character Oh "'' 1'
seal. In this respect nation has yet Dceh N0'0 !"
compete with England whereas we dye oter oe'0f "''
anv other nation in the world
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
PXPERIRNCE IN EIROPE.

During my recent trip abrold took special pains to
eAomnc the quality q skins used and tho styles Il
garments offered in the European In mono o'
them could te found the quality Of skins used by the
American furrier nor the variety and skill that ar
shown in tho manufactur. Of garments offered by ne this
season
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
% Gct for Bnsiness ]]uruoocs

DESK ROOM or part of onlcc 10 LET.
lghi corn r room. III Broadway. corner
Coftlandt st. Room a.
- bAk' LAY st. Elcg,pt store o5y
ivu' WIN basement simc size and cellar 5ON
$50. PLANH. 23i Broadway.
~ LID N'S. stores. lofts. orlce. and
studios, desirable locstons. FOLSOM
BROTHERS. S2G Broadway
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Furnished Apa rtmcnts tUanteo

WANTED From Chrlstmas IN middle
~ April hv small family. furnished
apartment or house IN good location. b..
tween SD and GOth-st Address H. t.
~ llWAB y Bowling Green.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Real Gstate tOantc0.

WANfED small country seat conycn.
lent 10 Arw-l ork. Address with par.
uculars. Box 4. Tribune Oncc. '"
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
guunrrp Keal &sfaIe for Sale

THE TRIBUNE UPTOWN OFFICE.
oa2 Uroodway. I'd door north Of 3lst-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until O'Clock D. m
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

1HE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE,
1,242 broadway. I'd door north OF 3Ists.
Advertisements and Subscriptions
received there until o o'clock d. ma.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Gin Real Gstair GO Get.


10 SIS t. LET.-Unfurnishod ana
'nrhlshcd d'Siiabir 10 ,'lons FOLSOM
BROIHEI;S. s2D broadway.
~ EN INllr.D or unfurnishcd bright and
aui cuNe hrrr-stOry residcnrr near Wrsf
'.n'st station reasonable tir,., Ia desir.
able tenant =. r., 1cS Columhu--avr.
80 LEXiNGTON.AVE
very stylish. mcdlun--lyrd house deco.
iatea nIrtair- tinin- room. butler, ,ou,rv
extension good rcighborhood close 10 nIc
'at'T sfation suitable for refined fImilv D..
permit unnecessary open . 10 10 a a.,
ald 10 . y. N. rcnt, ~ 900 ner v,rr
o. long r. la-r n les. - '''f
WNEH. Room 80. - Ccdar.ft. o until
I o'cl0cA
100 EANr sDTH.ST.
Very stylish. medium sized house deco.
rated upstairs finilg room. bufici'. n,.trv
'Ntcnsion. topd nciehborhood close {, rl..
'a''d -iht4Uh -uitailr tor rcnurd ftmlly .
permit unnecessary open . tn 10 a u,
and 10 > J.. m. rc't, ~ 400 Der ycar
or Longer lease ~ lr.-. ''
OWNER, Room so ~ Ccdar.st.. . until
I O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
AMERICAN INDUSTRY.

There is however such RAPID improvement, in tho dye
ing o, rs in that before another season passes II
is expected ha. bo able to dye seaskns equal II
not superior 70 England owing n the fast that ecoe
ni1s that will be forced 10 compete with foreign manu-
facturers OF frs in the future. Will commence sell
na my goods at the prices Europe offers today and thus
hold nv trade for the future.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
a Gard from
e. C.. SHAYNE,
Manufacturing Furrter, ia
West 42d st,
COMPLETES WITH EUROPE.

will no, wait until the platform adopted by the Demo
ratio party at their convention taxes e"cc'' o''
mence at once TO sell my goods at as 10" p'''e' 80
sane quality can be had in any part OF EUROPE
crce from this date duplicate any seasAn garn" o
the same price which garments of equal quaS 'a'
in any OF the European centres
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Boar0 n)ant.o.

WANrED.--A pleasant. quiet apartment
or suitc Of or I rooms. With board for 3
mdlc,. on or near jth-aNr.. b'twcen 23d
and 3id sts. Address with full particu.
lOr. nnN 20 pnrksnlll Y Y
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

THE TRIBUNE UPTOWN OFFICE,
i.242 broadway. I'd door north r9ioD q Sis'-"
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until 8 O'Clock D. m
AT BRANCH OFFICES; onc.
Advertisements received at regular ONCE
o5t SthaVc g. @. cor. OF 2od-st
~ ~ ColGn.bas:Sse., near West osth'st.
IO6 West sd near Oth-aNe.
PSI West I'D st.. bet. 7th and 9Th sves'
aSs aSs ath.ase adaSs between SGr 10th and 77A sts
i'S@3 Jd.avc.. between 18th and 10th sts.
.O2O 3d-aNc., near olst-st.
.7OS lstayc., near o3th-st
700 Sd ave. corner iIth.st.
55i 3d.ave., near East 37thst..
~ Avenue a. between 80 and 4th aves-
II Cansl.st. and 1877 Dlvision.st.
l49 Church.st, bet. Warren and Cham
1923 Blccckcr.st.. near Chri.topherSt.
20 20 East 42d.-t., near Mad-on.ave.
2.05i 3d-ay,,. bet ll2th ,ilnd ana ~ iiS'h ''''
$50 East I25th-st.. near 3d,aye.. o., .v..
243 West l25th-st.. bet. 7th and 9Th avea
$50 West 145th.st
997 Fulton-st.. 63 Court-st.. 5OJ DE halo'
ave. 1890 Bedford.ave.. 100 B'wly,
A MODERN COTTAGE. IA rooms, on the
narrow peninsula between ocean and Che-a
peake BAY. I'm Accomnc County, Va;
climate -alubrIous. the piny atmosphere be.
ing especially beneficial for throat and lung
troubles; cool In summer and warm in
winter; : to - acres a"r's IN nut;
prctty growing y.llsge. on direct route New-
York TO Old Point Comfort; short walk 10
depo. photographs here. (FOliO G22j)
PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune building.
An sS-ALKt. FARM. hour out Fri" Rail
way: good houaN, 10 rooms; all outbuild
ngs plenty FRUIT; land well cultivated
.od 10 settle estate price, - 900. Follo
Building
A.-SARATOGA SPRINGS. .-Cicntleman's
country seat and farm. lJ2 acres; short
drive from railway station; farm cnt 100
tons hay this saS0n over miles tile
Drain residence II rooms all cOnvenlences
-tabH accommodations Tor 6j heOd Of stock
~ acres improved excellent water supply
price. sI4 900. fFollo 5s7iJ PHILLIPS
& WELLS. Tribune Building.
1T LAKEWOOD
BEAUTTFrLLY LOCATED LOTS.
ior sale on easy terms near the lake
drives. walks. Sc: fifteen minutes from
the hotels and station. Apply at 2js
Broadway. Room p. G. NJ CUSHING.
FOKDIIAM HEIGHTS. CIrY.-Eleven.
room Queen Anne COSBY and beautiful
hom" all improvements offered very rca-
-onab,y with immediate possession II. Is
RO>SEIT. III Troldwsy.
MUST SAcklflC1 PLEASANT CouN.
Try HOME. 40 acres. Plalnheld. near sta
tion. s, 500 worth 80 0nO good 7.room
house: no exchange. BURNETT. owner.
'n- last ljth-st.
ROSTLLF. y J.. for ~nle or IN let. COT
tsgc. corner Webstr-ave. and the-tnut-st.
10, 5ONlp0 fcot For particulars apply %
WILLIAM kING. IL Dcy-st
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
LONDON DRESSED sEALsKIN.

g.nuine London dressed and dyed seaIskn fee'or
con be had for $3.50 80 inches deep 80 inches deep
D. so-s md "a inches deep for $500. VIII also sell
... uu,.oo,s pov otter REFER coats for $500, 1925
,,.o o,,v s,o more a garment than the sealstin
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
flats 60 Get, unfnrnlsbe6

'"Ao " 80, >s"'hA"AHDsS
THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE.
3t9 Brcadwag. d door north Of 81 st-se
Ad,crtiscmcn,s isd descriptions
receive there until o'clock D. IN.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular once
rat, until p m. Vi.
49, otha a,c.. NS., c cor. E. i3t6.st. fSd6 -'u'~
i92 COlumbus-avc.. near West CSth-st-
100 West ga 81. near Uth-ave.
90 West ltth.s,.. near 5th-sye.
20 w"'t t2d 81. bet; 7th and 9Th sves.
385 "a ave. between 10th and 77th ss
f-3 3i.aNc. between 18Th and 10th sts.
026 50 ave. near 6lst-st
.lOs lstaSc., near S9th.st
$50 50 avo., corner 41thst
65l 5d.aYc.. near Fast 31th.st.
- Avenue \. hetween 80 and .th svea
3e3 Hlc,ckrr..,.. near Chri,,opher-et-
l50 Fat t5n-st., corner 3d-aNe.
e.o5l 9dayc. bet ll2th and 18Th Sta
HARLEM OFFICES:
is0 as, l2jth.st., near 3i.aV".
saas Mest i2;th.st bet 7th and sth ave,
HEo0KLYN OFFICES:
397 Fulton It @ Court 81 50j De Kale.
ave. 1000 Rcdford-sve.. 100 B'way.
FLATS TO LTT.-Furnished ana unrur.
nished desirable locations FOLSOM
BHoTlIElIS. so Broadway.
Tue WIESBADEN. no WEST tOTU-
Sr.-Two choice roomy. unfurnshcd apart
meuts In This carefully managed house 70
BIT u careful respectable tenants only:
rent-. 40 and s75 Apply JANIToR.
THE WALTON,
iOi EAST sNr II ST -Closc 70 elevated
ccntecl apartments for gentenl people only
Al very mode rate rentals. from Al TO $50.
to : rooms and bath. Gail and examine
vacancies.
THE KANEDALE.
Corner Madi-on.aNe. and SSth-st.,
beautiful cieht-loom aud bath apartment
all light; steam hcltei; elevator cooking
fuel gratis. Apply 10 Janitor or
HOMER BoNTWlck, f1rk.avc. 6 s6th->t
THE NIAGARA.
Northwest conner Park-ONr. and S1th-st. n
very light apcltmcnt southern exposure;
eight rooms and lath; al improvements
475 marble halls and stairwayS uniformed
laIl boys; elevator runs all night, steam
heat. Apply o. lantpr cr
HOMER BOSIWlCk. P,'k.ayr. \ >Dth.st
81. ALHANS jsth-st.. mar Co.ua,bu~.
ave. s-room apartment. furnished or un.
Furnished. Trot'I GLADYS 75th.>t.. corner
Columl u~-a,c.. cn suite from > 20 d rooms
With bath furnished or unfurnishci. res.
taur'nt American or turop MI p.an.
WASHINGTON VIEW APARTMENT.
HOUSE. southwest corner Washington
square y ',i-aolc lat. : rooms and bath
SOM BROTHERS. 500 Broadway
40 WEST osTu-ST Seven rooms ard
bath steam heat ! private heils; brSt
arsnccd fats on West SIDE. so OUTSIDE
culn"
STARE & AHEEN. 1000 3a.avc.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
PROPERLY CURED AND DRESSED SKINS.

When garments nnde from skins properly cured and
dres~d they will much longer and retain their natural
color better than garments which made from skins not
prop~ry cured and dressed This has reference parlcu
lary 20 mink and sable which n not properly drrsed Will
soon fade and she'd tho fur All goods manufactured b,
me are made from selected skins which special attention
has been given To the dressing Of the pelt.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
NATURAL FURs At LOWER PRICES THAN
EIROPE.

VIII sell mink sable. rarten. beaver and all Au'ri
can furs a, lower prices the quality can be puF
cha I'd in any part Of Europe, and tho American drs'e
,slt IL much better than he found in Europe IL
very important that minA sable and all natural furs shout
be properly cured and dressed.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
Gounirp Real Gstaie 90 Eet.

LAKEWOOD TO let or Tor sale new
elegant residence JOHN &. ALTEN,
, 0ls 3isyc
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
DusiHess Gnanres.

THE TRIBUNE
Uptown Once.
1,242 broadway. I'd door north Of 3lst<A
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until 8 O'Clock D. N.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-22
SEEKING HER INDEMNITY.
Mrs. Boyson's Experience with an
surance Company.

hrs. Boyson's Experience with an In
surance Company.
Thomas BoysoD and his wife, ANY Mil
ner, have sued the New England Mutual
Accident Association for the recovery of
$500, she having On the Goth Of MAY. 1891
applied for a certificate of insurance and
particularly for the payment of SIS weekly.
not exceeding 50 weeks, during the contipu-
ance of injuries disabling her as a housewife.
She has paid all the fees, and on the 9th
OF June, 1891, received certificate in which
the printed obligation TO pay her the in
surance in question was erased BY ink lines
and in an obscure place upon the margin
was written the words, This certificate ia
issued by the association and accepted bv
the certlficate-bolder with the understand.
ing that no claim for weekly indemnity
shall be made on account Of accidental in
jury received"
The erasure and marginal addition were
without her consent or desire, and the GER
tificate was transmitted to her at a time
when she was about to leave for a long for
eign journey, and she was so pressed for
time that she was unable 10 examine the
document.
On the 9TH of November, 1891. at ST
Cloud, near Paris, she received inin,jes
which incapacitated her for four weeks
and again on December % 1891, at Capri.
Italy, she was injured and disabled for four
weeks, and both chains have been uncon-
ditionally rejected for the reason that the
certificate did not entitle her to the in
demnitv