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Mississippi leader. (Jackson, Miss.) 1892-1895, 1893-11-14

1.-THE IRON Tonic ~ xl
prepGrNtion of Pro-
t0rSde Of Iron. lferN-
Ella % Essrk, sssad K,sos-
pilates, assoc iatea
scifh the Vegetable
Arosss aties. II ses.pes
ecesB purpose schere
In Tonic fs necessary.
HknufAcTuREn m TNE DR..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
RrMoRMoNGERS SEVERELY REBUKED.
PRESIDENT STrECIS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
SPEAKS FOR TIE BOARD OF GOvERNOES.

PRESIDENT STrEGIS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE.
SPEAKS FOR THE BOARD OF GOYERNOIs.
Those members Of the Ncw-York Stock Exchang"
who have been spreading all sorts Of affecting
the financial standing OF banking houses and other In
stltnions for the purpose Of drprccatng the values
Of stocks received yesterday extremely severe re-
bukc from Frank X. StureiS the president Of the EX
change. The brokers on the Exchange expected that
something would DE said from the rostrim soon after
the opening Of business. and consequently there was
much larger number OF brokers present than Is usual
on a saturday morning During the last few days
the element in the Exchange has been as,iduous
In spreading rumors which were likely to affect the
value OF stocks. and in some Instances wholly untrue
statements have been n,d TO create dlstrnst and to
add 10 the general panchy feeling which has existed
These rumor-mungcrs lave he II responsible Int ~ fr
much Of the failing oil In values, and on Thursday
matters reach d such point that the BOnrd Of Toy
crnors wa, appealed TO 10 take action which
would put q stop to thi, Kind Of business.
one Of the immediate OF the petition Of the
brokers the conduct OF II. q. We'll the EXclang'
member Of the brokerage firm OF \. J. We'll "a Co.,
who on Friday last declared the floor Of the EN-
change that he had been unable to cash a check for
$50 900 ut the bank Of the Manhattan Company when
lie had credit there OF nearly $1,000. The BANK
had refused 10 give him currency for hi, check Int
compromised by giving him $4,000 In ci,h his
was on Wednesday last. and on the following day the
bank officials decided that they did not want Ia DO
business any longer with A. j. We'll u Co.. and they
Informed the company. On Friday the stock IN
change member OF the company spread the Statement
that he could not get the firms check cashcd IhN
brought To tn" attention OF the Board Of GOV
crnors. and the result of Its action nnnouncen
yesterday morning, half an hour after the ENchahs'
had been opened for the days business.
When President Surgis ascendcd TO the rostrum ana
raped for order The brokers crowded around inc
stand. They expected TO hear some severe words
from the president and they not Disappointed
Mr.. Surgis said
The Bolfd Of Governors o. the Stock Exchange heii
prolonged session ycste day afternoon instructed
BY them TO give you the result OF their deibcraton
The times through which passing phenomenal
in their natun and have been equsled BY any
which have tanspired during this generation. II Dc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
HE WILL ANSUER NO MORE QCESUONS.

THE NAN ~ THE BUREAU or INFORMATION
ENTERTAINED THE POSTMASTER UNAwNEEs.
Postmaster Charles W Dayton has been curious to
know Just what purpose the Bureau OF In ormatloh
In the Broadway corridor Of the Postoihce serves
II struck lim that II this desirable Institution
1, should BE- duplicated In In" Park Row corridors.
Yesterday Mr.. Dayton went to the bureau 10 learn
for himself Just what benefit the public derived
from N.
How many questions do Won answer daily - SAID
he 10 the man III charge In quiet tone.
seventeen hundred and ninety severn sharply
answered the man. lie spoke as II he had a great
MANY questions 10 answer every day. and didn't
exactly like To be- asked this apparently irrelevant
one.
Your name Is Byngton Isn't II -
Yes" was the brief reply.
What + The name OF the other man IN there -
"Coicr. Who YOU. anyway -
am the Postmaster The feelings Of ByinCon
may be- imagined. Mr.. DAYTON dismissed him from
the service. lie said altcrward that not only
were I,yington's words offensive. but his whole de
mcanor was grossly insulting. Ivington's Initials
are ". H.. and he comes from Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
SHE SAYS SHE VAS r. f. DE FELDdCS WIRE
4 YOUNG WOMAN WHO WORKED IN HOTEL
RRIxGs SUIT FOR ALINONY AND DIVORCE
THE RICH ATSTRI m.
HERE THIS WEEK

a YOUNG WOMAN WHO WORKED IN HOTEL
BRINGS SUIT FOR ALINONY AND DIVORCE
AGAINST THE RICH AUSTRIAN.
A woman calling herself Dora de Feldau' VINO saws
abe lived with Rudolph F. de Fcldau as MS VIE lor
severa, months I'm 1891 and 90, has suddenly ois
covered a wear or moro after her putatNc huspahu
left her and married another young womah' ''' sue
has a burning desire TO secure divorce i'o" NV
former companion and incidentally. TO eo' ".'"o"S
This desire was possibly supernduced by ,ne i"'' a.
she alleges at least that Mr.. de F"idau mas oo"Nu
cradle money, which he receives from an estate !"
Vienna. /, no Imam
The woman saws that she was employed III .'' i'"'"
room Of tle Belyedcre Hotel in this city III '"".
1891 where she met Mr. de- Feldau VINO oo'u'"
the house. They became such GOOD inenu9 '''' W.
began living together and she says tha' Oh ''
following he asked her to marry him. anu ~. w"
sented There Is no allegation OF II c'reho''"' .'"'
riage After living together several 'n
separated according to her story. and on Jun. . '
Mr. de Fcdau married Miss Estcllc smith NJ 'o'N ,.
After that marriage the plaintiff brought 'n', ,s
The papers have not been served Oh MI Wv 49,,
yet. A. d Jaworowcr, who j. the Wolnhm ,.icc and
declares that the defendant l. aVouHs si.n,cd SCR
that he intends making motion ior s"'''''
vice next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
BEG CILED WITH 4 BOGIS ELL.
TIE ANCIENT TALE OF THE n,rLE:s COUNTRY

THE ANCIENT TALE OF TIE HAPLE;S COUNTRY
SWAIN AND Ills NFIARLE CITY FRIEND.
The soil OF Ncw-Jcr,'y chung 10 his cowldc boot,
and his gt suggested cOudlcss skies and unharrOwcd
fields He was standing in Bridgcsi yesterday morn
Ing, chewing straw and thinking about kalrina.
III, name WA, william Bol,cr and he had iourncycd
all the way from New Jersey to meet fis wife.
Katrina who was coming here in the stccragc Of one
81 the liners William lonely in this big
town. aud when young man, alIable and animated.
greeted him. the JcrScyman's heart warmed toward
the stranger. lie told his newfound friend all about
Katrina and the stranger said that Katrina must be
a good
Ily the way asked the new found friend, have
you change for $50 about you ~
No. answered the truthful william. AL have
Is - and watch
I'm tell YOU resumed the aIalr and animated
youn- man. Il want thI, $50 bn changed. Must
lave IT changed. Need the change in my business
Can't get it changed You take and get the money
and III give you - for your trouble"
Al, You are 80 kind Now hold on minute
How am ! 10 have any assurance that sou VIII come
back with the money Capital! l have IL! III
Just take your watch and the -. Run along now
and get the change and I'll wait for here In the
>ladc.7
The afablc stranger did not come back. MI ho'''T
found that the $50 bill r'decnaplo III "'o
treasury o. the Confederate States of America ana
that the merchants would not even give To MN h'|
silver dollars for 1t. lie went TO the 'arG" oi"c''
wccplnc and Willing and told his story TO Peter
Crcdcn the wellknown detective. The afiabe Young
man will be- arrested before long This trek WITH Tue
Confederate bill has been played many um'S upon
the Immigrants Peter Crodcn, The Barge 'iNc' u'-
tccve has secured the conviction OF overall men re
Gently who made livelihood d. "or""S '"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Misses Department

At Dollar and Forty mine cents.
Misses, White India Lawn Dresses, col'd emby
real value 80 80.
At Two Dollars and Ninety.eisht cents
Misses, White India Lawn-fne emo'y Trim
real value s. co.
At Three Dollars and Ninety.eig cents
,,,..as, whi,o India Lawn-nnest all over embd;
real value So 90.
Misses Imported Bingham Dresses
age, II to 1srcal value - w..
Girls Bedford Cord Blouse Suits, '''
Girls Blouse Sults-fannel, cheyiot and
serce-slk embd braid trim ........'.'''."'''oo %
Striped Serge Eton-vclyet trim-l4 TO 10 yrs' 80
Misses French Lawn Shirt Waists, '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
THE CHOCT1US WAY NOT BE SHOT,
A Legal POINT WHICH NAY DELAY OR PRE-
VENT THEIR TXECTTlON.


VENT THEIR FXECGTlON.
Paris Texas. July 22.-lt is not likely mat thc
nine condemned ChOciaws viii BE- shot on
August 4. net because The lnterio' DE
partmont will save them, nor because their
many enemies rclcnt but by reason OF n legal lln'
recently discovered in their favor. When the Depart
nent interviewed In their behalf they had been tried.
convicted and sentenced and III" court had adlurh"l
until the next regular term. The Executive sad no
power under the Choctaw laws 10 grant r'prevrs
: ~ Robson. the trial judge. made IN order extending
the time 10 August 4. In his letter To secretary
smith Governor Jones said: There j. no j."
uthor,ing any such action the part Of the judge
This course will leave grave question open, ana VIII
afford the parties an opportunity Of c>caP'.' TIA"
legal point is that the day fixed by the Court Tor
their execution having passed, can th'y ~ legally
executed on some other day NJ any rate this VIII
10 the basis OF fight In the ni'cd states courts -
prevent their execution on August i, ana II possible
al all.
McAlistor L. r. duly 22-Tlc nine condemned
ChOcaw Indians removed from inc "'hn'H
County Jail yesterday 10 Red OAK, III sugar l"il
County where they now confined III private
house under a strong guard. 1t Is not known WHY
they we're removed. but it is believed that IN" acton
was taken TO clcckmatc attempt TO rscne them
by the jackson Locke faction. \ lari" number oi
Indians has been in town fer number OF days al
nnners Of the Jackson crowd. ana th"t ar" b'l"Vcl
IN Inv, been In council, planning the rescue Oh
I ho condemned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
NAVY FOREST FIRES ~ NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Concord y. H.. July 22-serons forest hr"s are
raging in numerous localities In New Hampshire, ana
wopv NJ Them will not be completely cXilngui,hcd
mill rain comes The fire In the Kilkenny Forest
few miles from Lancaster, has already done I'm
mouse damage. 1t has extended half way TO the
summit of Kilkenny Mountain and destroyed all the
,roste bridges on the Kilkenny Railroad In Its path
Another extensive fire Is raging In the Wa"rvillc
woods and "A large gang of men has been sent up
rom Plymouth 10 fight il. Passengers on rlilva!
trains fIom the north say that the smoke from forest
fires can be seen In all directions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
To the largest stock Of
To The Inrgcs MOCK OF
Fine Trunks and BaQS

10 be found in any store in the United states,
We add from sheriff sale
STOCk OF q. V. &. BKOkAW.
Broadway and Thrtieih street,
At LESS THAN
HALF BROADWAY PRICES.
Brokaw'. Ladies' Dress Trunks,
os 10 80 inch 9s to 9S
Broadway Prices Fourteen TO Eighteen dollars.
Brokaw's Leather md Morocco Bags.
10 to 10 linen. 40 to 2oS
Broadway Prices Three Six dollars.
Brokaw's Alligator and seal Bags.
10 TO 10 inch 40 TO 3 %
Broadway Prices Five to Eight dollars
Brokaw'. sole Leather Cont Cases,
20 to "a inch, . % to %
Broadway Prices Nine to Twelve dollars.
Broknw's Telescope Cases.
20 to "A inch. 90 to %
Broadway Prices Three to Five Dollars
ALSO
Canvas Covd Trunks, g. and 81 inch, IS 10
Leather Covered, Is to 80 men, o9o 70 ?o
steamer IS TO 10 inch, ! % 10 4 %
n,es, for Ladies' - TO 40 inch, q oS TO u %
mr., a.. for ,;rntlcmen. 80 To 80 inch, % 10 II 9S
stanley Trunks 81 To 40 inch. - 90 TO 30 90
Stanley Trunk, Is To 36 inch, Is co To 20 90
Solo Leather - TO 10 inch, Is 90 TO So %
steamer Chairs. s1.3s TO s..
Gladstone Bass, IA to "a inch' ~ TO IL w
cabin bags IL to 20 inch, 20 to Is 90
Il ockabout Rags II 10 20 inch, > % 10 IL 90
Trunk straps. Fifteen Cents.
Rug and Bundle Straps, lie. to DDS.
Dog Collars, ~ cents TO = d.
Pocketbook.. Music Rolls, Finsks
aud other Leather Goods
OF the finest qualities
nj the mo II popular of popular prices
All Goods marked In plain figures.
One price. One price only.
Few Trunk stores have but one price,
Ours is one Of the few.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Wash Dress Fabrics.

AT SEVEN CENTS and three-q quarters
Fine Zephyr Gnghams, quality-fieIorope, BluA
Pink, all the other fashionable slades-l5.
AT TWELVE CENTS and half
Fine Scotch Ginghams aud ChamDrays-32 inches wide
styles-wefe 10 to 25
AT SEVEN CENTS and three-quarters
Hemsttch Organizes and Rayonet and stripe and Doee
Lawns and Mulls-redueed from 10 and 81
At NINE CENTS and threequarters
Fine French Sateens-n large variety of paterns""s
were Is and 10 cents
Satin Stripe Grenadines 7'sc; were "a
French Sat,ens and Sergcs 'hc were ~
Gloria FouIard Satcens SIC; were 12S
36inch French Percaes ''.ci were 10
Fancy Columbia Cloths bsc' "erS t<S
SIX finish PonCee Cloths o'ic' "erc 10
80, ,.,,c,.ms warranted Sac; 12h
I,ordered Apron Ginghams Wv "e'o 10
- rca cinchams-3o inch II c; were IS
Fancy Figured Percales '-'2c' "e'o 70
Pques for Elton suits 10 g were -
Best Black Grenadines '-@0' "o'e -
Finest French Lawns '-2o' "e'o -
Best Irifh Lawns-fast coors ~ e "a
Fancy Challe WOo,lcns fto' "e'' ~
Shifting Cambricsfast colors $50 "erc ~
on CO., ,rrr,ov Reds sac; 12b
- pro.do Chambravs SIC; IS
Fine Summer Flannels Sfc' "eie 10
d. IaIro nine c,mhrics 7s,c; were l2h
Best Mourning Cambrics p2o' "''e -
Plain Blue Chambrays ssc' "e'e A~S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Notions and stamped Linens.

SILK Hose supporters-pcr pair. ,Do
Fancy SILK Garter Easuc- a.
100 yd. spool, Sewing silks-dozcn,
700 vd spoos Brooks Coton-dozen, ~
onch Mathematician strips T'-'.'o
:, 60, n,ndi,,--nicrc &c and Sc
SIX Waist Il ltIng-3 I'd piece,
Moha!r souachc Braiis-2i "a. pcr ,oo
SIX Correct Iaccs-i I'd. long, -
stamped IAncn Tray Cloths and spasheis -"
Orcnwork Bureau Coyers-knot fringe, nc
Orcnwork Hem.titch Bureau Covers, worth 90 ODE
Hand drawn Openwork Monte Tides -oc
New uemsttched Pillow Shane-pair' ooc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
COUNTY SEATS FIXED ~ THE CHEROhEE MRiP

Guthrie. %. T.. July o2.-Onc of Special Agent
swincord's surveying corps came IN from 'h' hero
kcc Strip last evening and reports tha' ''F" county
seats nave ALREADY been located H's',u' 'o" -
., tho Ian, once left here yesterday with another
marty q, s,,r,,- IA locate two county seats In the
western mar, of fine strip, and another inspector
will arrive od,v - look after the county lines.
Everything Is being rushed, and by the ne, middle Of
next week all The preliminary work VIII De con,
pleted and the President can issue ITO pi'ei'""io"
US early as August ! lie desires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
LIEUTENANT CLARK DROWNED AT FORT CUSTER

St. Louis July 22.-DlspachcS received mere 10y
the family Of his wife tell OF the death by drowning
of Lieutenant PowIattan Clark. United states Army
at Fort Custer. Mon where he was stationed WIN
his command. The circumstances are not known
Lieutenant Clark thirty years OF age, son OF
DR. Clark of Baltimore. and was married mere 10 Miss
Elsie Clemens about wear ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
~ rypos,rJoy COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Albany. July oo.-The Manhattan Industrial En-
position Company Incorporated to-day. us oo'''
are 10 give public exhibitions Of goods. wares he'
chondse and articles OF general interest ani 10 occupy
buildings and public places for such purposes IN new"
Work CITY The directors are Richard c. Hollamah
Harry Mlnson. Edward J. Crane and Daniel hfo""''
- Ncw. York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
rUDrr Or THE yyJVRED MINERS DEAD

Wilkesbarrc. Pcnn July a2,-Thrce OF Tue iV"'
men who were burned In the kdwaroS'n'
accident Yesterday died at about daylight '"'' ~
inc They were Patrick Malta Martin Bremen anu
william Jones' Bremen and Jones died al inc 'o'
n,a, horo Tho condition OF Wilson. the other hi'"
Injured il scri0us. and ne will probably die'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
A RayCHNAN MURDERED BY UNKNOWN MEN.

Galveston Tex. July GA dispatch from Liam"
saws that Il. +. EoIntrec wclIkno"h s'ocHn''"'
having a large ranch eighteen miles from 'ha pl'c
was waylaid four miles from his home ana hh'u'
When the body discovered IL was iou''u -" ,I Ic
murd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
wUALERs REPORT GOOD CATCHES.

vcw.Bedforl Mass, July :a.--six whalers are re
,,or,cd ot Ounalaska July 81. The spring eaten Is
rood the Bclvdere being "hgh hook, win lou'
whales and 1900 pounds Of bone, part OF w'"ch y
,radc hone. The Karluk also has four whales. ine
rest of the neet Is not reported.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
KILLED BY THE BURSTING OF 4 GREAT WHEEL

Mempbis .July o2-The great driving wheei u
the Melhphis electric power house yesterday ~,
ploded into hundreds OF pieces, tearing up ' o" ~,
Ing and instantly killing the engineer ra'ri'n 49,,
Dermott. The wheel four feet wioe' n'' =,
taet In diameter and weighed ",Ioo pouhu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Hosiery and Mems Furnishings

Infant. White Cashmere Hose, worth 'o, i--2'
Chldren's Derby Ribbed Black, worth ~ I'o
rhild,cn,s pu.s.t Tan Cotton worth 30, 19c
,hudro,, ~, Rihhed-Fast Black worth 80 2ic
Ladies' solid COlor-eXtra fne worth 40 i'o
H., MACK / lilo and ~, inch worth 49, 29c
Richeicu Ribbed Isle, worth d. o'c
.dio., sui. Ve.t.-,ll colors worth %, l5c
sui Vcst.-oeru and white worth IS, 19c
Swiss Li,le-ribbon run, worth ~ ~
t>,r, fine Svi., Li.e worth 90, 43c
>,r,nad Wash poplin skirts worth 81, zoe
BLACK Satecn skirts, worth 10 ''0
>,or,. car, p,lbrgo,n Shirts worth 60, 39c
French BlbrigGan Underwear worth o. SIC
S,,,rc1 ,,beviot Outing Shirts worth So, 39c
Striped Madras outing Shirts, worm ~ foc
Fine Saeen outing shirts, worth w. I'c
Fat Black Half Hose, worth ~ Ioc
striped Lisc Thread worth w. &c
All SILK Windsor Scarfs, worm ~ -oc
Mems Jersey Bathing suits, worth o. use
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Ladies' Wraps and Dresses


ladies' Talor-made Dresses rs % "c'o W
~ ,o. no., 60 n,osses 49S; were 10 90
Cloth Dresscs-sk and fancy cord tim
Eton and tight-Atting 20 "ef7 80 w
Fine Check-brad trim U 90 "'i' ~ w
~ 1,., ,,o.. ond folds II % were 20 90
Navy Blue Cloth Eton Dresses-Dlack
.,,, ,o,ds 10 80; were 25 90
e,rinod muck rton Suits 2 so were S 90
ts.d MT r,o, suts 298 5 90
Coor,d Chambray Eton 800 "eio w
Fine White Lawn Dresses
fancy wast-cmbd cape 30 "eN i w
,,o TjDorcord null trlm'd II %; were 10 90
n,,od sy,ss-ane emily trim 10 9S; were 20 80
Coored ChevOt Jackets : ~; were D w
,,h Rntterav shoulder Capes 29s; 90
Doubled Breast CheViot u.s. WERE w
Viii cord rcvers and appliaue %; II 90
Lined throughout with plaid six ??S were ~ w
,o, suk lined u 90 were - 90
Fine Black Cloth-silk lined is 30 were % w
Finest Empire Cloth 10 90 WIRE oo W
,do froa,sslk lined 20 9s were 81 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Horse Clothing and Lap Robes.
Toilet Requisites.

Imported White CASTLE Solp-bar elo
Cot on seedOn Soaps-lar9e size, -
Medicated Tar Soaps-worth W, ~
Extra Large Bath sponges.
Glue Diamond ousdruple Extracts a..
I, - and 1 oz...-.-- ooc-. -'''"-S-'-'''-'''
and 8 OF lavender Waters
formerly 20 and TO- now. sn" 10
\ o. Florida water-woith 70, A"'
French's Bay Run'-worth l'c' oe
Tar Camphor Tablets ~
Ron Ami Cleanser and Dshfectant AUG
Steel Curling Irons-worth d. %
sYansdown Fancy PowdeF-wcrtn 10. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Silk Department.
At sIxTY.NINE CENTS.
Dress Goods.

Wool Nuns Veiling-usUally 20
Wool Figured Cballics
Wool Che,rons and Cashmeres
Wool tordurett s-doublc fold
Fine All Wool Storm Serges
All Wool French Challies
Figured Mohairs-extra fine
All Wool Diagonals-cxtra me
Farcy Wool Cheek. and Stripes
All Wool Albatross-iine quality
All Wool Suitings-54 inches wide
All Wool Fancy Suitings
All Wool Henriettas-double width
Finest Mohalrs-double width
Above In all fashionable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Blankets.

IL is usual with US at this season to have
A Sale OF Blankets at which we ofer
Extraordinary Values.
Better than possible obtain at any other time.
In Accordance with this Custom
We shall sell
At Two Dollars and Ninety. Eight cents
Ten cases OF Californias---silk bound
Worth five dollars.
at Three Dollars and Ninety. Eight cents
Twelve cases White Wool Bankets-eAtra heavy
Worth six dollars
those that were those that now
$50 e59s lfOo efW
Hoo 03o 100 s.So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23

became wild and cratic from some cause rovolvin-
win great rapidly and before il could be- slammed
the explosion resulted from Centrifugal force
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Optical Department.
special sale Of

special sale Of
Solid Gold Eyeglasses and Spectacle.
Solid Gold Riding Bow Spectscles-
fine French lenses ................1 90 worth -
Solid Gold Eyegassos
imported crystal lenses
patent cork nose piece. 10 worm = -
ALSO
Smoked Eyeglasses and Srectaolcs. iSs
Genuine Axis Cut Brazilian Pebbles Iw
solid Cold rveg,,s. Chains. wo,,h siOo lS0
Imported 0rers Glasses: worth 4 90.
Practical optician In ehsrs"
OcuiistS preseriptions h's
Francs carefully sdjsNss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
Black Dress Goods.

Pure Mohalrs-doubc width 900
All Wool Venetian Sutngs sSc
Fine All Wool Bengalines o4c
SILK Finish Henriettas-eAtra Inc 100
Tailor Cloths-5f inches 90
All Wool French Cordurettes ooc
SILK and Wool Nuns Veilings-extra vide Doc