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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

RICHMOND, Va. May chickering's of to-
baccOs 80 auction on Change today Fifty
nine packages sun-cUred tolaccos. One
package taken ln 40 $ lU. %, ono sold 40 s lO ~
ono taken ln at 5000. one soidat y 30 two ~
$40 one Ht 80. IS. ono tahenlu ut J3J. one sold
90 $3.50. one taken in at 6 % one sold at 80, one
go cs.15. one at $3.50 two at $500. one 40 ss
two 40 $40. one 40 Sl50. two 81 81. one at
e6.15. one 40 5000, one taken ID 40 500. one
sold at r62'. two at g. two AT $3.50. one at
500. one at 5000. three at 5000. ono taken in
af 500. two sold at 500. three at So. one az
$3.50 one at Sf.75 one &C $780, two at $500.
one az $50. two az p. three at $3.50, ono at
no. one ut c3.Gz... one al $500 one at f3.J0.
ONE at $3.50, oue 1T $3.50, one at $50, one at
g.
Private sales reported 10 tho secretary Of
the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day. Wrap
pers. a. Iogsheads. hllere Is smokers, j. leaf
dark. 8O Total. % hog.hcads.
Office 0l the tobacco inspector reports to-
dav Inspections Bright, hogsheads. dark,
l3hoesheads and 53 terees; Western. ~ hogs
heads Eeinspections Bright. 10 hossheads,
dark 6 hogsAeads. ,.. .p
ola Dominion. Crenshaw r. Davenport S.
Sbockoe Planters and Seabrooks. tobacco
warehouses report today Receipts, 14j
PACKAGES. deliveries, yJ packages.
United State. internal revenue cole tons
for tbe CITY of Richmond. Va. to-day Cigars
NIIl tI-NitttNnt NAF'~''' ITO
S2066GI Total. s5.3y+4z.
4 fair sale of loose tobacco, both bright and
dark nj Shelburnes to-day. Tomorrow
SIelbutue viii offer at auction on change.
tbe CROP of Mr. Nat. Winston, of Louisa. one
~ the finest lots Of black wrappers which
viii be offered this season.
A small but satisfactory sale Of loose to-
bacco al Planters to-day
Sbockoo sold 1886 pounds loose tobacco to-
day. ,oo,- .l.t.
n, fohn iovelace OF South Boston. is n
Richmond. Speaking Of tobacco. lie said
s'tTe sen from Six TO eight million pounds.
w.. ,yon't soil over five millions this year. aud
viii fall short about 30 per cent don't
80 Ind of the farmers throughout tho
whole ol the bright hue egroa '9o"e CO., see
a a,,I p;ttsylyenia section Planters will oily
Mr. W s. Clary. of Winston. who IS In the
civ 10. day and making bis head lu"rtr's with
our Mr.. n. ID. Neal. DR.. says; We aIe not
seil.nr ulucu, breaks hgAt, OWING " tho dry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

Bur1Moar. May o. Flour steady. IN
changed. receipts Ntfi barrels. shipments
2oq barrels .ales $50 barrels W neat nrn'
No. 2. red. spot. g3oas' &C.; Mny 'i ~ &c.
June. 9la4Ii.c.. July, so ao4c' steamer
No. rel. s., e. asked receipts. llf,t3l bush
els stock. 1sNICl bushels saies, ih.too onsh-
els. Southern wheat dull. fuliz' ~@ 'oc.'
Ionrberrv. qla9fc. Corn steady mixed SPOT
81. a52[c.. May. 80 @o2'ac., june, oz'4
~ C.. July. ID 1oJlf &C.. steamer miAeI. sc.
ASKED receipts. So 81 bushels stock 'oSotl
bushels sales 100000 bushels, southern
corn easier white 4 &C.; yellow, ~ g c.
Oats firm. good inquiry No. =. white western.
ssos- &C.. No. =. mixed Western, 3t'4o+
receipts 4. 900 bushels stock l96,l.3 bushels.
Rye quiet no. 2. S4o c.. stock. oi'9o3 ousn-
e.- inv steady good go choice timothy
sIf50oIj5O. Grain freights firm steamer 70
Liverpool. per bushsl. "a. bid Cotton nomi-
and unchanged. Butter steady creamery,
6.ncv 40c. d. fair % choice liza lsc.,
DO limitation. l9c. ladle fancy. l5c. DO.
cool o. choice. I3o 134 o., rolls me. loc.; 90.
fair 10 good. lZnI24c.. store-packed. l0o Ito.
lggs frm AZ %. ) o ltc. Coffee steady no car
goes far. &c., NO. r. l34c. sugar steady.
pranulated 9-lfc Copper firm and un-
changed. Whisky hrmat sLZa. Ieanuts ~ N
and unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

loaf or Crushed. 5a5' c.; powdered, 4ef@
80. granulatod 4 5-lOei 9.iec.' cubes,
4 ll-l6@s l2-l0c. nould \, 4 Il6o' n-iGc
Coffee Spot lots closed dun lar no
cargoes, - C.. Futures closed steady no OF
Sautos. No e. Nav. $40 do. june SlL'O'
July. .1l.15. August. ell 90.
fipo Line certificates dull and featuriess'
Sales. 5000 barrels At Consohdated TX
change May opened BIS c., highest 90 c.
lowest a6 r.. closed 56 e.
spirits turpentnc suffered a slight decline
ON lower Southern markets and dul ttHuo'
quoted 3i'sns2c. koHn had ngn II, ~
GuIry: strained, .I.l5. good strained, sL4714e
laO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

l..C o.. eay Opening prices here were
points better than Yesterday close.
.r.Yeueut was due To the fact that
lid. nn.y declined 1885, whereas the cx.
I....a lere Was that tile lower prices of
l.r JOB 0uI market would result ia
weakness abroad IeeaIIy improve
..re however was NOT maintained
DISPATCHES express less ap-
n Vl4 regard to tile
tr rivers were generally
.a.t.I.r, and .iorf.,. after fhe .,.of-
.... .r.os- .t,.l.r.l. aud bv O'Clock
Sold at -.al OBJ points below last
.r.. .- ,er4-..,,. r.,.rfsi ,- ,na4lr,,
.t.r .l.ere-s aud growing randy
.s.nfaeuce of Tie high temperature
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

CINCINNATI O.. May Pork Regular
-1031 family slL31s. Lard Kettle
dried. sG51 bacon Short clear sides.
sfeItl Whisky Sales of 9o1 barrels
OF finished goods ou the basis Of 5Ll5.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-25

There IS as much difference in Bicycles as
there 3, in horses there is q Won ieriul differ
euce between tho ordinary Elci cles ani those
we carry I'D stock. we've wears experience has
not been thrown away Ne are willing t0 give
our Judgment on Cycle construction in with
each sale wo mako without extra charge
oar facilities l0I lua IntalnInE guarantees are
unl ucstloued. a other words, We are highly
battered 40 the immense sale. ON our leader for
tire season. THE CENTURY COLUMBIA. 81
ready cash viii keep ms supplied with stock
every rider shall have one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
AIDING AND CURING cRipPLEn CHILDREN.

The twenty sixth anniversary Of the establishment
OF the New York OrthOpcdic Dlspcnsary and Hospital
was held yesterday afternoon al the Institution, Nos.
1876 and 12s Fast Eifty -ninthst. oscar EgcrtJn
schmidt. the president of the board Of trustees
opened The exercises Miss Jane Frances Tucicrman.
the secretary Of the supervisors board, report
On the work done by the Institution DR.. Newton
W. shancr the chief surgeon Of fifteen years service,
also read his report 1t showed that 2l97 patients
suffering from some dcformty dcforInng disease
had applied for treatment during the year; JI5 of
them not ten years old These patients visited
the hospital II ,G0l times Professor william NJ.
Polk and the Rev. DR.. George K. Van De Water spoke
briefly. The Ladies board Is composed Of Mrs Charles
Is. Alexander, Mrs. Isaac Bronson. Mrs. James 4.
Burden, Mrs. Robert W. Chaplin. Mrs. VI. Dwight
Collier, Mrs. Il. Fulton Cutting, Mrs. James H..
Oracle, Mrs. Gaspar GriswOd, Miss f.. ;. Hamilton.
Mrs James r. Lcavltt Mrs. Charles de Rhnm. IT,,
Mrs. William Robinson, Miss Roosevelt. Mrs. william
ID. Sloane Miss J. j. Tnckerman. Mrs. John Hobart
Warren Mrs. II. Walter Webb and Miss Whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
MR. BULI's EXPERIENCE WITH FIRES.

IIremen were called TO The Gerlach." No. 50
West Twenty -seventl-St., few minutes before q
a. m. yesterday, 10 put out slight fire In the bed
room OF A. Gerald Hull on the eighth floor. Mr..
Hull Is Il wealthy widowcr who has had varied
experience with fires lie had room in the
F1fh Avenue Hotel, in 1871, when a fire there de.
stroyed the lives OF several servants on the top
floor lie was in the Southern Hotel In 81 Louis
when ii was destroyed, and escaped with Kate
Caxton and other guests. His house In Saratoga
has been on fire twice.
The fire In his room yesterday morning was
caused by the wind blowing lace curtain against
"a gas Jet. lie awohe and gave an alarm. The
fremen carried an eXtinguisher up TO his room and
put out the fire quickly that the damage did not
exceed SIS. As the building is hreproof. there was
no danger that the Games would extend beyond
Mr. Ilull's rooms. and the other occupants OF the
house were not disturbed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
COLONEL UEBER MAKES HISTORY.
HE RECOMMENDS Ills Own DI'cHARGE AS
MEASURE OF ECONOMY.

HE RECOMMENDS Ills OwS DI;cHARGE AS
MEASURE OF ECONOMY.
Colonel Weber probably will 60 into history as 'I''
only man on record who recommended his own us
ml,sal from Office This unique position was a''hiheu
by the Colonel when he was In Washington recently
Because Of the restriction Of immigration III force anu
I'm contemplaions tho Colonel pointed out to the sec
rotary Of the Treasury that the Income from h'ai
money paid By tie steamship companlc, on Immigrants
was exceedingly small AZ the same time the stan
at Ellis Island is now and will bc II the restrictive
Ideas are carried out. large and expensive Iherc
fore the Colonel recommended tina, on January both
he and his assistant General OEciine, be discharged
This would save the COOnels salary Of $1,000 and tho
Generals salary Of $1,000 q year. lie also recon-
mendcd the discharge Of q number Of other employees
Mr. Ciulv The chief OF the Contract Labor Bureau
now gets SO a day. Colonel Weber recouJnendcd that
his pay be increased Is day. and that he DC left
In charge Of the island.
Colonel Weber said yesterday: something had u
be done TO cut down expenses here. thought the
Cover nment cOald better spare the services OF the
higher officials With the diminished number Of i'm
migrants highly paid officials and large stall ant not
necessary 1t was absolutely necessary to economic
for the head tax upon which the bureau depended
fer It's income was not enough to pay for the main
tcnancc OF such large force
Colonel Weber expressed himself as opposed TO the
placing Of such stringent restrictions upon immigIa
ton as to practically stop 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

A slight fire occurred in the drying room of the
bageing factory Nos 81 and 80 south Third st. yes
terdav morning. which caused some excitement among
the 900 girls employed in the building. The drying
room is on the first floor Of the building, the girls
being employed on the two upper floors When the
smoke began 10 fl the building the girls TO the
street, reaching it in safety Tie blaze was aX-
tinculshed with a loss OF $3.50. After the fire the
girls returned to work.
The evidence in the suit for separation brought by
Mrs Ella A. Danlc against Philip b. Daniel trus tee
Of the York street Methodist Episcopal Church. was
heard in the City Court YESTERDAY and decision was
reserved BIZ Judge Van Wyck. The evidence served
10 show that the couple after married life Of nearly
nineteen years, had quarreed, and the wife had be-
come jealous OF young woman in her husband
Bible class.
Mayor Body asked yesterday by committee
OF the Board OF Education to approve Of the cx-
penditurc of s., 900 educational exhibit from
Brooldyn at the Words Fair.
The Board OF Supervisors paid their annual visit TO
the County Farm at Kings Park, l.. l., yesterday
william G. DE Witt will read paper on the late
Professor william SwntOn before the members Of the
BROOKLYN Press Club, at No. III state-st, tomorrow
evening at 10 80 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
C4RNENCITA TO DANCE FOR CHARIIT

Carmcncita. the spanish dancer, Will reappear on
saturday evening at the Turn Hall. sixty
Il. ucar Thirdave., at charity entertainment Tor the
benefit OF the IL Ladies' benevolent society. Gates OF
Hope" Among the entertainers besides Carmcncita
who have volunteered their services for charity s
sake Marie Nanon Amann, the mimic; the
EsOuard gTOtcs1uc dane II their act ent t6d Unc
sorce chez le Colonel and Kokin. remarkably ex-
pert equlli5rlst and magician. Tie evenings enter
tainment will begin with amateur minstrel per
Torrance, lasting about one half hour Later antthcr
feature will bc reception given BY the ladies OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
ILLNESS AND THUNDER DROVE HIM TO DEATH.

ILLNESS AND THUNDER DROVE HIM TO DEATH.
Illness drove william Foen TO suicide yesterday
morning. lie Il German barber. fifty years old,
having shop at No. $50 East Fifly-fourth-st.. and
living in the OF IT. For many months be had
suffered from brain trouble and kidney disease. Lately
hc had become so nervous that he could not sleep
sNndly Vt night. During the thunderstorm yesterday
morning he got out Of bed and paced the floor telling
his wife that he could not OF the noise
He dressed himself and walked into his shop Ills
wife heard sharp report in the barber shop accom-
panyng peal Of thunder. and she thought the house
had been struck by lightning. She ran into the shop
crying: "Where did 1t strike - and stumbled over the
dead body OF her husband on the floor. He had shot
himself through the head with a revolver OF large
calitre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
THE Auction SALE OF CARpTTS

The auction sale high grade carpets OF the Alexander
Smith sons Carpet Company, Of NOnkcrs, which has
going since Tuesday under the direction Of the
agents, w. j. Sloane, at the auction rooms o. VII
mcrdng. Morris & Mitchell. Nos. o. and GO Whe-st.,
will end afternoon. Tie total value Of strTs which
offered for sac about 100000. Yesterday :
sales amounted to little 1900 600. Tho heaviest
purchasers Cincinnati and Chicago firms The lag.
lot Of textiles sold that containing COCO rolls
OF oquctte carpet The largest lot 1000 rolls Of
velvet carpet Marshall Field Co.. OF Chicago.
prices the sale far have been good Tho sellers
are well pleased with the general OF the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
D1PHTHERIA IN A COURTROOM.

SPECTATORS co OUT AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE
William c. Bumer. Of Flatbush who claims tha'
Iouis Wnelfe Of 40. 05 South Oxford g. BrooHD H.
owes him 800 for wages, brought suit In JUSTICE
Murphys Civil Court Yesterday to recover the amount
While Bulmer giving testimony. he was attacheu
by fit Of coughing and finally told the magistrate
that he was suffering from diphtherla When buiher
made the remark there about fifty people In ,he
courtroom who h; ,tily left. Bulmer then began to
sob and said thai within the last few weeks three
OF his children had died from the disease and ano'her
was at the point o; death. He was utterly desu'ute'
When Justice Murlhy heard this he called the oe-
PENDANT into his Itivate office, and Induced MIN -
give Bulmer s25. telling him that II tie case was
decided against Bllmor, he could pay MIN oaoN'
The case was then adjourned md Bulmer left iof
his home. After MS departure the courtroom was
thoroughly disinfected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
If your cake gets dry,
change your baking powder;
Use Cleveland's, then it will
keep moist and fresh.
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Executive Committee OF Republican Oou"'' O
Grand Opera House Hall. p m $1,000 ,,
Coronrr's inquest on Ella Newton Mount vernon
WESLEYAN University Club dinner b. De"i' ''''''
evening. ~ p.,s.l.v Ivceum 6
Frederick D. Thompson's lecture 1efA''' N'
p. m. Y,,.x rveeum q o. m.
PecentIon a, Babies Ward. Post "faou"'e ho'p"''
2 to y. m ,..Iu rooc.r,. evenine.
Company G, It'll Regiment "puvn- 11es N,
,I,..., poarv,s lecture Brooklyn Institute D. M
Yvr,h Assembly District Republican Associauon' no
1tl ras, FYfty.fourth-st, p m.
Jim Crow Club reception Tanmany Han, eVennt
Dr. NJ H. Hsrris's lecture Temple i'f"e'' H"'''A
r,.,,.,,nent in aid Of St. Psuls bunday'schooi
80. ,r.e p.arsal's Athenaeum p. m.
n, r w Fishers lecture. No. 121 west Nihe'y'hr'N
ST.. p. m. ...,. ,.c,ur. M. 22o
The Rev. Phoebe A. Hanai0fo' i'''N'''
East FiNeenth.st.. p m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
CONSOLIDATION OF GAS COMPANIES.
THE CONSTRUCTION NOT YET FORMED

THE CONSTRUCTION NOf 1bl lN"
William Rockefeller and II. II. Rogers resigned ~
directors OF the Metropolitan Gas Light COMPANY
yesterday. They represented the stanoard vi Oo"i
panys interests In the company, ana are conne'"u
with the Fulton Municipal Gas Company "hio" Aa
furnished water gas 10 the Metropolitan COMPANY
under a contract which will terminate heAt "io"'N'
II is expected that Edward AddicRs Will secure ''
troll OF the Metropolitan company In snort ui'e' "
he did OF the Brooklyn company few months ago,
Mr.. Addicks yesterday declined to say anything
ahout the details OF the Construction company 10 Dc
capitalized at s. 900 OOO which he is reported 10 De
forming 10 absorb all the Brooklyn gas compa'he"
and extend the system. He said that at MeS'"' u,
owned the control OF the Brooklyn Gas Company anu
woud be glad to get hold Of the rest II IL couio DC
done at n fair price. He could not put up mones
10 buy them all and would be glad 10 have syhuic"''
tokc ND the companies. The Metropolitan cohip"n!
would hold a meeting Tuesday next, ana no %ouiu
make proposition for its purchase. What the h"'ie
Of the proposition would IL he did not yet Hhow'
No construction or other Company had yet been formed
II one shoud b. IL would be on money basis' M
Aodicl0s denied that there was any intention 10 use
@ cheap water gas II the companies were purcpa'cu
Most OF them used water gas now. Cohsonua'loh
woud materially reduce expenses. and Woulu DC
rreot hcn,ft he thought to the people OF DrOOKyh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
Plea FOR INDIAN KINDERGARTENs.

The Womens National Indian Association conciuueo
rs annual session In the Clinton Avenue No"s'
tional Church yesterday. Mrs Aheha . gum
a1sa Nrs Rosaue Farley OF the omaha Agency,
r.od naper upon Temperance Work Among the
Omahasn Miss Susan p. Pollock pleaded Tor lhoiai
kindergartens and Mrs. F. n. Doubleday read paper
upon "The Army and the Indian Mrs. Mary L..
Bonney Rambant OF Hamilton. n. V, was reelected
honorary president; Mrs. Amelia s. omnton' acu'e
nres,dent: Mrs Mary L. Gibson corresponding secre-
itary and Mrs Helen L. Foote, treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
FAIR AND CONCERT ~ AID OF cHARIrr

charity fair for the benefit of the Ladies' Fuel
Aid Society. will begin at Webster Hail. In Eleventh.
ST.. near ThiId-ave. on Tues ay evening. on Wcdncs-
day evening Mrs. John G.. Curls's amateur orchestra
numbering about 100 performers. will perform pro-
gramme including the minuct from Haydns symphony.
No. ID. selections from Carmen q march and sew
eral lighter pieces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
Kidding FOR BROOKLYN STREETCAR STOCK.

The latest offer for railroad stock in the city IS
said 10 have been made TO Genera: Louis Fitzgerald
tho principal owner OF the Brooklyn City and New
town road which runs the DeKalb and FIanklih-ave'
lines TIE stock recently advanced from 80 to no. Inc
mon interested in the offer to The Brooklyn City Com
pany are reported be f. H. Barkwel, OF I1ttSbuTg;
lce-Presidcnt Mann, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
and John Arbuckle, the coffee manufacturer. 1t Is
said that tho offer rejected by the directors for the
stock 800, which Is more than Ule present market
pricp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
TO PRODUCE CARL WERNER IN COURT.

writ Of habcas corpus was issued py 'uus'
Pratt Yesterday for the production In court on Dcce
her 10 OF Carl Werner convict In sing sing 9'a,e
Prison. who 1t is alleged is Illegally Detained d" i'
term OF impns OF five wears ended on NoNem
bor o6 The petition in his behalf alleges tim'
n convict named Crawford. who was employed IN 'he
prison as a bookkeepor said be had discovered lrauoS
amounting to Sl1 900. He tried TO secure pardor anu
wrote letters to Governor Flower and o'hers war
den Brown found him writing letters ana oo"io,i''u
him with pistol the petition states, ana CRAWFORD
fearing he would be shot declared that Werner maeu
the letters Werner taken to the waiuen'S ONCE
and the warden threatened to shoot him unless lie
confessed that he mailed the letters lhs lie re-
fneod ~ do and it is alleged that the "aruoh
or,,oroa him 70 te hung UP with handouts about his
wrists He was strung up twice, and became uh
conscious He was then thrown into the "cooer ana
kent there for week on three ounces u Dreau ana
water daily The petition was presented BY AuSu ~
T. Wagner, and the writ directs Nalueh DiV"" ~
produce the prisoner in court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
TO REMOVE "DE4Dr WTBES TODiy

Commissioner and Mnyor-eect Gilroy said yesterday
that the work Of removing the dead and unli-
censcd telegraph and electric wires and poles or.
deicd by Mayor Grant would begin to-day. He
declined to indicate where the work would be
started.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

Perfect roadbed, four tracks. fine cars, elegant
service quick time and Grand Central Staton-all by
the New.York Central :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
YOKENA.
YOKENA.

Browns Camphorated Saponaceous Dcntifrice
tooth powder IN the world for preserving the
teeth. Refreshing and deiic."us" IS cents bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
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AND 3
Fa,pAr. AS Usual, BARsA'H Day.

With Christmas stores filled OVERLOOKING
with the most mercfandiseSaple
hans YOU can imagine what Friday this will be.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

PREPARE for winter by using Roebucks cele
brated Weather Strips your doors and windows.
cludes cold wind and dust S. Roebuck l52 Fulton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

HENRY A. DANIELS. w. D.
80 WEST S9THST.
Diseases OF the System, Gentle. OfganA
tnpOency and Sterity. Hours. y 70 l. 70 8.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09


r.~vn Civ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09

Those tailors II be mad soon, and
its shame, too; but we must let you
know how fine a full dress suit we have
for You, and ut what saving of time
and money.
At $3.50. for example, we have a
broadcloth suit of excellent quality
but all men don't like broadcloth, SO
we have worStcd at $50. Several suits
between the cheapest and our S42
crepe, which is silk-lined throughout
and rs fine rs fine can be.
A silk hat at - is no rarity, unless
it is good. Ours Is rare.
Same true OF our 50 patent leather
shoes.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
H sfS ARNAr M Y: s.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
Announcements.

l.. & w
A NEW COLLAR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
Book Specials Basement:
Willow Ware-ThIrd Floor.

Fancy Work Baskets. with pockets. 25cs
Fancy once Baskets, new shapes, SOC.
Work Baskets on Stands, $500
Infants Baskets Stands. Sl43
Fancy cord Music Racks-two pockets. 69c.
ri bhon Trimmed scrap Baskets, oScs
Ribbon Trimmed Music Racks. 125
Ribbon. II trimmed Work Baskets. LAB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-09
Ladies' Jackets, Capes and

Great Offering OF