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The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-18
THE CORAL POLYP.
They Build at the Rate of One Inch in
 Six Months.

They Build at the Rate of One Inch in
 Six Months.
 The coral animal can be tanned. be- lieve am the first person in the world who ever accomplished the result, says George L. Bancroft. Here is piece l found on Florida reef. I was anxious to learn how fast the coral grows, so I placed it in water where could visit it every week and note the change. When I first visited the specimen the polyps would dart into their cells. After several visits they became so bold as to remain outside, and finally our acquaintance ripened until they would do their work while 1 remained watcher. I have stood by the hour watching the little fellows at work. They taught me that the claim of sci entific men that the coral does not grow more than one inch in one hun dred years is the sheerest nonsense. My pets builded an inch in six months. How do they work? Well, that is a rather difficult question to answer. The little animal is a sack; that is, his stom- ach is the biggest part of him. He is compound animal, and increases by germination, young polyps springing from the original polyp The upper surface is arrayed with tentacles, and the body is separated by number of partitions that extend from the stomach to the outer skin. Between these walls the carbonate of lime is deposited.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-18
: HUNGRY DOGS IN ALASKA.
Pathetic Scene in the Camp of 8 Band of k:.- Arctic Explorers.

Pathetic Scene in the Camp of 8 Band of k:.- Arctic Explorers.
 5 The night of February 13 we camped on the Chulitna, between Lakes Jones and Robinson, writes A. B. Schanz, of the Frank Leslie exploring expedition in Alaska. It was the first evening that our dogs were given no food at all. The poor beasts could not understand what it meant. They knew they had worked all day with as much vigor as they could command. and had earned their piece of fish. Why was it not forth coming2 When we halted to make camp I sat on my sled wrapped in gloomy thoughts. My poor skeletons, who had a savage affection for their master, came up one by one and squatted in circle about me, looking reproach- fully into my face.
 "Where is that meal you owe us?" they would have said had they been gifted with speech. For me it was horrible torture, and had to hide my self from the accusation of their e1o- quent eyes. After awhile they lost their sorrowful manner, and the gnaw ing of their vitalS drove them to sink furtively about, searching for anything to still their bangs of hunger. l had a whip made of tarred rope laid up in sen- net, and this dainty morsel was gorged down by one of the starving brutes. Another saw one of the boys take a package of tobacco from a sled and snatched the bundle. In an instant there was fight of a dozen dogs, and the tobacco was gulped down before the animals discovered what it was. Some of the dogs ate the cod-line facing on MT. Clark's sled, the line being covered thickly with red lead.
 During the night, however, there was little rest in camp, for the teams snarled about like pack of coyotes. At about midnight one of the brutes managed to get hold of a pair of fishskin boots in the mems quarters, and pandemonium reigned while the whole pack was fight ing for the delicacy.
The St. Johns herald., 1893-05-18
An AntInne Cnstnm.

The English people are very fond of keeping up antique customs. In oIden times the fruiterers' company of London annually presented twelve baskets of apples to the lord mayor, and the lady mayoress put a bottle of wine in each of the empty baskets for the carriers, who were also given dinner. Of late years pineapples, nectarines, peaches and other choice fruits have been sub stituted for apples. and this year the ceremony was observed in October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

lar At Paris French per cents were trne
lower at 9s, but sight exchange on Lohooh was
easier at 25l5 francs to the 6 ssrling:
Drexel. Morgan d Co give notice tina, over 20
per cent OF Richmond and Danvile and o'e1rgla
dor the nlan and that outstanding holders can get
in only by paying per cent penalty on stock an"
per cent on bonds on before July 8, 1899.
The dividend Of 81 share on stock OF the AMI,
ican Exuress Company declared payable on July
j, has been anticipated. payment having begun on
June 81 ,.. ho.n
declared by the directors of the Continental Ma
tional Bank payable on July 3. a
The Mexican Telegraph Company has decIareu
quarterly dividend of l-2 per cent 9ayaoie oi'
July l. 49,. r.,or,onh
The Central and South American Telegraph
COMPANY has declared quarterly dividend OF
! 3-4 per cent, payable on July 8.
A dividend of per cent has been declared by
che Phoenix National Bank, payable on July j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London June o. p mIConIs orS g psnnsyiVania
md Ohio first mortgage bonds 23 IL Canau ia
Pacific Is I2 Erie 4 L. do second GonsTis' ID
illinois Central. 90 IA Mexican orainaai 10, -
Pc 81; Reading. IL; Mexican CENTRAL
new per cent bonds, 80. Money, $40 PER h,h
rrhe rote OF discount In the open market Or pD,n
short and three months bills Is SO per cent. me NJ.
amount OF bullion gone into the BanK OF EneIaiu VI,
cant rentes AT 9S francs for the account
5 D. m-The stock market closed ir r h
hustnees and has caused bear selling. There was
fall in the price Of English railway sec% Rpee papSr
lie strono the India CouIcil has 80 far sold nihe
laos 100000 of worth Of ps n ama Is
,-cne at = owing 10 the action tahen yesterday
81 the Government Of India the silver question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Ohio and Mississippi and Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern
CONSOLIDATION.

CONSOLIDATION.
To the Ohio and Mississippi First md Second Con.
.oiidated Mortga &C and Springfield Division Bond
holders:
Over SIS Der cent OF the o. and NJ. General Mortgage
per cent junior securities OF both companies
having been deposited undr the Plan OF Consolidation,
the FARMrKS' LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY Of
NewYork prepared TO receive deposits Of the
above bonds
Under the Plan holders will be entitled TO receive In
EXCHANGE their bonds new AZ cent FIRST Con-
s,lidatcd Mortgage GOLD Bonds principal aud inter ST.
guaranteed by tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
the following basis:
For each 81 600 u the First Mortgage CURRENCY
Bonds 81 no cf GOLD Bonds. For each IL COO
Of the Second Consolidated Mortgage CURRENCY lionds
o. 200 in new GOLD Bond.. For each $1,000 OF the
Springfield Division Bonds l,l5C In new GOLD Bonds
The Farmer.' and Trust Company Will Issue It's
negotiable certificates for the securities deposited.
Further details b. Obtained from the Farmers Loan
and Trust Company, % William stiCet Edward Eiuce.
Secretary to the Committee No. Wall street. New
York.
Dated New York June 10 1893.
WILLIAM l.. BULL,
EDWARD X. BELL.
JOHN H. DAVIS.
JAMES H. WILSON.
EDGAR II. WELLES,
NY. Comu,ittce Of d. n vi. shareholders,
EDWARD BRUCE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
financial
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
RICHMOND AND wESr POINT TEhMlNAh "n
WAY AND WAREHOUSE .oMlANi %"
CENT COLLATERAL TRUST MOkI"A"E'


drssaed the Ia, Of ;,t,,h 0 Ds ,e
u,ss W ts % SHs. .on or Germ cnal ANYWAY
COMPANY - s,, hS f Fentay i' 1851
th cnond ana Point ier%na II rt M S
aIene s 40, s0TF Gea ~ fr rss COMPANY a,
trustee will ell az public auction 70 IN, luz 1898 al /,
SS aa, S noon ar 1t lsia IL, ssos
Stand Of AGr.n H. Muller SON. A A",.y ns az BY 's
AID Of stC5~ u s@n St or acS trust
saia bond. Of stock and property ar su'"''"''
as share Of the co%aSp t q s
ssoek value 81 of Of onr huidrcd dollar. each r,r.,
tse hundrs sS a %cirn North caro-
Inn Eiirosi Company Of one thou 'ana Goiass
na "1 avg iner,t at Of six per eenum per
snnum payable senanmuaiiy Oh the i't uaSs Oh ''''''
ana 'q Sr thcsaS one hundred and Second Moaage
p1d, Of the Wcstsn North Carolina Railroad CPmanyd
s%Ggnps to oI n,er O a. the the rate
snnun, PAYABLE .,mannuaily Oil the Isl day' Vi january
ana hosand the capital stock to, os Of
Value I Of one hundred dollars each ,, .,ocu o, the
Ten s"s ,,s of Tie fsosu COMPANY
value hunr dollars eah rod and nine shares of
the capital stock RehonG ana 9a aNr. ssrh
Sixty thousand shares OF The nr gTe doea 'a &a
rad Company the par value Of one hundred dollars
Company Of Isn EIn under iaG s s
mcnt dat.d Septrmbc 80 1887 made BY and b.tMec t
Rirhnond and West Point Terminal Halfway anu ware
hnn", Central Trust company. 81 NV
Work i'd thousand shares OF an zap
III s,ock Richmond and Danvile kalrosd toHpaf
~, bc mar value OF hundred dollars each suocct 10
~. ioroement made executed by SAID Kchhonu anu
Wcst Point Terminal Railway and War;housc ,o,lnnE 70
Erederic j. Olcot Alfred Suly and James d. Facc'
dated December q. 1880 ..,A ,ho .oou,s,
IN. sale will 10 made IN accordance with inc fcqucs..
n, tho holderr OF majority OF the bonds secured bv sdd
Collatcral Trust Mortgage AMI under the povl-iVn- h
~ and tn, conferred thereby. The bonds ana
h.rcs NJ stoc. sold will b. delivered 70 IN" purchaser
thereof freed ond wholly discharged from az
,irh, ,fle Interest equity OF redemption Of ' isch
,,ond and W,st Iont Terminal Railway ana Wa,eho"se
Cnmnanv and from all and ever a." trust anu n'h ~
nreslod aud declared and created BY sara mortgage anu
ruhout any liability the part OF -ad purchaser or
n,rh,.ers the application OF the purchase money
or for the los ni>appcati0n ti'oi 49, ,..,, r.us,
aud interest OF the rhcTiI
Comnony OF New.York Trustee OF and uhdrr .ai sN
pcr Cent collateral Trust Mortgage Of FEBRUARY lao,
thousand sh,r's OF captal st"
~ The Richmond and DanNilir Rrroah COMPANY WIZ pc
assigned 10 purchaser p1rchasrr- snpni ID '"c
ir,st Agreement afore aid d,t December 1850 .,
Terms OF sale may h. cNamnea o. ana after June ~
1901 AZ IN, Office OF Contra 1rut Company OF new
YnrE No 81 Wall Newly rk CITY.
dated New YORK June Il 1879. -
CENTRAL 1RI' ~ COMPANY OF NEW-YORk
nv FREDERIC OLCOrr, President.
BUTLER STILLMAN HUBBARD.
ATTORNEYS frr Trn.tce.
(5G;o) 81 Wall 81. Ncw.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
finanrial
OFFICE OF
Northern Pacific Railroad Co.

MILLS BUILDING. II BRoAD.sT.
June 10. 1898.
a. n. Preferred aud Common stockholder' OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Compnny'
In accordance with Resolutions OF the Board OF Ureeors
=, the Northern Pacific Railroad Company hele VIII De
o1ered 90 June &c. 1898, 10 the PreIe'rc anu No"
stockholders Of the Company OF record Oh .ns' 49,
TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS OF IFS FIVE EA.s
SIX PER CENT. COLLATERAL TRUST "oLp >oAr'S
At THE PRICE OF NINETY-FlNE PEh Cen l. AM
TUE ACCRUED INTEREST FROM NAY l. 1893
subscripton blanks with full particulars OF the IIus'
Mod and the securities underlying the trust notes VIII DC
mailed TO stockholders Of record upon the closing o. e
books on June Both. 1893.
The Twelve Million Dollars Of these Collateral Trust
No,es have been already underwrten subject 10 inc
6tockholders right Of snbscription-tnos '"s"'"s '
pIaciug of the entire amount.
ny ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS,
THOMAS +. CAKES.
President.
To the Preferred and Common StsckhoIdegs OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company'
NETWORK, June TO- 1898
For the purpose Of enabling stockholders 10 eNercee
tber right 20 subscribe twelve million dollars si-VV'
coo, Five year Six per Collateral Trust iod Nos
the transfer books Prefer ed and Common s"x CT
the Northern Pacific Railroad Company VIII be cioso OF
aP NJ FRIDAY June 3oth $685. and reopen at 10 A. NJ
Monday, July 31st. 1898.
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
GEORGE :. BAXTER,
Teasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.

RICHMOND AND WEST POINT TERMINAL RAIL
WAY AND WAREHOUSE COMPANY FIVE fER
CENT CONSOLIDATED FIRST COLLAIEhAL
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

modified adjustment proposed for oonds OF inc 70
,rmh, and Granville Railroad Company aud for the I'm
provement and qupment bonds OF the East Iehne',ee
Virginia and Georgia Railway Company, ana same M
been accepted by majority in amount OF each cass Oh ~
bonds mentioned, and is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Knickerb0cker Trust Co.,

~ Il.
Branch Once,
- Wall ST
The following coupons payable at our Office On and
July I. 1898.
A laniic salt Go.
(learReld Bituminous Con1 Corporation.
Cleveland & Canton X. X. Go. 1st Mortgage.
earning y. ". sewer Bonds.
q" =. school District No. Is.
Ora vfordsvilic Water & Light Co.
Marlborough Hotel Go.
Mechanical Rubbcr 60.
Nierrn utie Co. operative Bank.
National Lonn Il Trust Go. Of Kansas City.
n " Betting Il Packin Go. Utd).
Seventh Regiment Veteran Climb.
sheibyviiIe IndD Water Go.
Clinton Coal. Iron Il Railway Go.
FRED'k L. EDDRIDGE, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
financial.
RICHMOND TERMINAL
REORGANIZATION,

c,e. ., IN. .p,s.u.nt and plan OF reorganization NAV
be obtained the depostaries, Mes'rs. D'eN''' e
& Co.. or from any member Of the Committ'e'
All holders Of the securities Affected oy tne pa" a.
notified 10 deposit them al Office OF DfeXe Mofss
Co.. No. 20 Wall St., New-York, receiving mer'io' nv
negotiable receipts. exchsDgeable a, any th'e ' 49,.
gam zation certificates. couniersigned b' the oe""
Company OF New-York, which company VIII so' . ~,
~ all securities deposited for the purposes OF the
reorganization. r. ,,
Securities not deposited with DreXel. Morgan Co. Will
not be entitled participate In the Dement'S o' "e
ganzation.
noo,r.o aomsrmenr Is proposed for bonds Of the Co.
lumbia and Greenve Railroad Company aud Tor the i
movement and Equi pment bonds OF the East 1eHe'
Virginia and Georgia Railway Company, and same mas
been accepted by majority IN amour, VI cao" '' "
bonds mentioned. and is as follows;
COLUMBIA AND GREENvILLE RAlLRoAO
COMPANY.
p, Bonds to ceive interest At per cent
IN m an and per cent. In preferred STOCK OF inc No
Company for Eve yenrs from January l. 1890 an"
rer cont In cash thereafter. Their present mors"se
lien 10 remnn undisturbed Except as 10 interest u"
obove or II, In order carry ont this arrangement
,or.clesure be found necessary, new bonds oil eo"a
lien TO be substituted.
s.cond Mortgage Bonds to receive 125 per cent. In
nreferrsd stock Of the New Company.
FAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA
RAILWAY COMPANY IMPROVEMENT AMI
EQUIPMENT BONDS.
PRINCIPAL of present bonds 10 be reduced 10 ." '''
ceut Of present amount the principal as reo"oe" ~
hear interest Mt PEI cent. for years from "arc"
1Sa3 and at per cent thereafter. the present mor
aae len 10 remain uudisturbed except ms TO reduce
,iou Of principal ana nboveh or j" order
r m, tbi. foreclosure he found neces'
new bonds Of equal lien the above basis 10 De
sub-tfuted.
Tn. coupon which n,ntured March list. 1893. Wiz
sIs NOR boud 10 be chased at its fnce 'a'"e' pny
uble on completion of the reorganization.
l., addition 10 the above Improv cment and Eauip'
, Rand. 10 receive 80 per Of their present face
value In preferred stock of'hr New Company.
This make. a total for each improvement and Equip
ment bond Of ,..o,, .,ovo,
-, Ito, .oual thereto and bearing interest at per
cont for 5 wears from March ], 1898 and At per
cent thereafter.
so no, cent in preferred stock OF the New Company.
COS in cash on completion OF the reorganization.
A copy Of the plan Of reorganization WIN ~AoS'
hancas inserted therein has been nled with the Do
postaries. ..
The changes are subject to tie right OF abandonrneh
nv the Committee if objected TO. In the agreement
provided
An, further Information connected
with the reorganization which may
be desired by security holders will be
furnished OH application AT the Office
Of Drexel. Morgan 4 60.
The Committee reserves itself the right to terminate
At sny time the privilege OF depostng As above.
DREXEL, MORGAN & CO.,
Dcpositnrcs.
E. II. COSTER.
GEORGE SuERMAN. Committee
ANTHONY J. THOMAS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28

THE BANK OF AMERICA.
NEW. YORK. June 20th 1893.
ME BOARD OF DIRECTORS have to-day
/ declared a semi. annual dividend Of four % per cent
free Of tax payable July ist 1893 to seockhelders OF
Ths transfer books will remain closed until July 6th
1898. ~ a, nrxxrr ,ss,s,,n, c,sber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Limit of Time
for DepOsiting
Charlotte, Col. and Augusta,
Columbia and Greenville,
East Tenn, Va. and Georgia,
and
Louisville Southern
Securities.

Pursuant to the provisions Of the agreement dated May
1893 for the reorganization OF the Richmond ana
West Point Terminal Railway and Warehouse Company
and IFS SUBORDINATE COMPANIES, the Committee
therein named has limited to July sih. 1898. at IL
o'clock noon. the time OF the acceptance oil sai asrev
ment by holders Of the bonds mentioned bclo"
Under the provisions Of said agreement outstanding
First Co i.oIidntci Mortgage per cent. bonds Of
the CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA
RAILROAD COMPANY,
First Mortgage o per cent. bonds OF the COLUMBIA
AND CREENyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Second Mortgage per cent. bonds Of the COLVM-
RIA AND CREENvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY,
Improvement and Equipment bonds Of the EAST
TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.
First Extension Mortgage Bonds OF the EAST
TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY
COMPANY.
General Mortgage Bond. Of the EAST TENNESSEE,
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY.
First Preferred stock Of the EAST TENNESSEE.
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY.
Second Preferred stock Of the EAST TENNESSEE
VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY.
Common stock Of the EAST TENNESSEE. VIRGINIA
AND GEORGIA RAILWAY COMPANY,
Mortgage Bonds of the LOUISVILLE SOUTHERN
RAILROAD COMPANY,
stock Of the LOUISVILLE SOUTHERN RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY
must therefore he deposited at the Office Of Drexe Nor
gan A. Co.. % Waist. NcwYork, not later thnn July
Sth, 1898. mt IL o'clock noon.
Deposits after date, accepted will re received
only upon such terms the Committee shall deem Mt
xSTii0SY !. THOMAS. J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-28
Nnited gtates
sWlorteaoe Go.
Chartered 1871.

r.o,,,.u e2.OOO.OOO
SvrnIu. 100000
50 CEDAR STREET. NEW YORK.
Thi. Company Inns Nil the Trust Powers granted BY
the I,nnuu LAWS Of the stale OF New York. together
with special charter privileges. Lonns Money on
Bond and Mortgage. Issues First Mortgage Trust o'd
Bonds. Allows interest on Deposits. Takes E"'rc
Charge Of Estate. Acts Trustee Registrar Irans'
fer AErni. Pay. (oupons. Executes all trusts
OFFICERS
ru,Rrr. H. UE\DIRsON Prr sdent
iTtisr I.ut \r/E Vice. President
GEORGE ". NOt Nil I'D vice Prr- N Ireas
ANTnt u TT R<Bt Assistant treasurer
WILLIAM y. EIIIOlT Secre'"ry
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
Children'S Books and Booklets.

Several nns lines OF childrens Books including the
publications Of u. +. Dutton. Raphael Tuck, WORTH
ington Co. Lothrop Co. Mclaughlin Bros. 40. -
less than half usual priceL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
Art Embroidery Department.
ORIENTAL EMBRoIDERIEs.

al
japanese Silk Scarfs. embroidered with
silk and gold. G9c. each; worth CSC.
Gold-embroidered silk Pillow Covers.
5oc. each; worth $l.2j.
Japanese SILK Lambrcquins. gold embroi-
dered. hand-knotted silk fringe. S2.37
each; worth 1915.
Embroidered silk Lambrequins. all col
ors. S4.0S each: cannot DO matched un-
der $3.50.
Genuine down-fllled Silk Pillows. lsxls
inches, SI.4I each: 24x24 inches. S2.9S.
Handsome Plush Sofa Pillows. silk
trimmed. $6.25 each; worth $3.50.
Muslin-coyercd genuine white down Sofa
Pillows at lower prices than can DO found
in any other establishment.
japanese Crepes. Special sale OF Kioto
Gold.embossed Crepes, in beautiful combi-
natl ons colorlngs. 39c. yard; worth $50.
Satin Cushions, Lace Scarfs. &c.
Satin Cushions. lace and ribbon trimmed.
SI.9S each; worth $3.50. With hand
painted centre. lace and ribbon trimmed.
$50 each; worth $3.75.
Real Renaissance Lace Scaris. 1sx54
inches long, 81 ~; worth 5000.
Point desprit Lace Bureau Sets. 4 pieces,
mounted in boxes. 81. l5 tho set.
Exclusive dsIisHs in HandPAlHtsd Toilet Bottles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
Ju.,le. neo.h Assa.sa ID mo

CAhDKS. n J.. Dec. 2.-on the confession Of
his Son, Edwin Booth. Justice Of the Peace,
Charles Z. Booth was committed to the Camden
county jail this morning, charged with having
stolen three-quartsrs Of a ton OF brass and
copper pipes and ornaments from the monitor
Saugus now lying at Dialogues ship yard.
The son Was also engaged 10 the robbery. and
he and John BlAksY the latter Junk dealer
who Il said to have received the stolen prop
sFty were eOmmittsd. The monitor IL owned
b. Anthony ~ Kaiser aud Il. ID " ilsoR-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
Artsnptrd to Shoe, n,r Bs,r.y.r.

UIIcA. Dec. 2,-Nellis Lennon appeared at
dancing class in this city last evening aud in.
qursd for John F. Gallagher. A seat was
given her in one Of the reception rooms aud
Gallagher was found and sent TO her. lie had
hardly closed the door whom the girl drew
revolver from underneath her shawl and cred
point lank at him; The bullet Gra1ed his
behind him. Gallagher lied and left tie build-
ing 10y n rear exit. The girl was disnrms'.
prevented from pushing him. an finally
taken q her home. She accuses Gallagher,
yaa is h widower and a saloon keepor. with
havlng tetrRyed her under promise Of mar
rage. she Is about 3 years OF age and Is
guile attractive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
Games. Christmas Cards
HANDKERCHIEF Department.

Ladies' Embroidered Handkerchleis.
I2lIc. each; worth zoe.
Ladies' scaloped-edge HandkerchIsfs.
Toe. each: worth 25c.
Ladies' extra fine Embroidered Handker-
chiefs. 25c. EACH worth Sic.
Ladies' Embroidered silk Handkerehieis.
1oc. each; worth 25c.
Ladies' japanese silk Handkerchiefs. En-
brodered in colors. 25c. each; worth 400.
Ladies' japanese silkNeck ndkerchlefs,
fancy oolorings. SIC. each.
Mems Handkerchief.
Mems Initialled japanese SILK Handker-
chiefs. 2Ox2O inch. l1ss-lneh hem. 800. each;
s for 400.
Mems Hemstitched silk Handkerchief.
with embroidered initials. extra size. 4Sc.
each; worth CSC
New designs In Msn's silk Munners. o..
each; worth tl.25.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
UMBRELLAS.

Mems and Women's hnc Gloria Silk I'm
brellas. choice natural wood handles. silver
trimmed. sl.0S each.
Mems and WOmen's extra fine Gloria silk
Umbrellas. tine natural wood handles. ster-
ling silver trimmed. 81 ~ each.
Women's fine Taneta silk Umbrellas at
S2.75 each.
Mems and WOmen's fine Taheta Silk
Umbrellas. sterling silver trimmed. 1878.
EsEravInE Tres Of charge uatn New Years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
OPENING OF
Holiday Books,
with attractions and features
of exceptional interest.

On Monday our entire purchases of
Books for the Holiday trade will DO placed
on sale. They form the most complete
and attractive line OF standard and Holt
day Books ever shown In this city. On
several lines we have purchased the en-
tire editions at great sacrifice prices.
New York for many leading Holiday
Books. An entire aisle on ground floor 10
devoted to their sale. The prices through
out are positively the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
STATIONERY.

Unusually large collection OF Stationery
Holiday Novelties, including Silver Ink
stands. Calendars. Blotters. Stamp Boxes.
Mucilage Bottles. &c. Also Writing Desks;
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils; fine Cut
Iery; Gold and Silver Thimbles; Work
Boxes. &c. All at popular prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-12-03
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON,
9Th Avenue, 18th to goth Street. ~-.
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