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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-11
CARLYLE HARRIs's GUILT.
Important Evidence That Was Suppressed
His Late Trial

Important Evidence That Was Suppressed
His Late Trial
Rochester Democrat
A gentleman who formerly lived in
Rochester. but who 10 az present located in
New York. wss q clsssmsto of Carlyle Har-
ris. who ives electrocuted at Sing Sing last
month. h was in the city few days ago.
and had this to say of the supposed slayer
of Helen Potts: Among the whole body
of students and professors who knew Hsr-
IT'S and his ways there was not one who did
not believe him guilty. They were In
f1uenced as much by what they knew
of his previous conduct as by any
of the evidence produced at the trial And
by the way there was one piece OF evidence
that was not brought out as the trial thae
would have told against him. And it
would have been brought out except for
the fact that the college authorities were
interested in suppressing It. Ii was this;
The instruments with which Harris per-
formed the criminal operation upon Helen
Potts was taken from the college for the
purpose. When he secured them he ex-
planned thss be wanted them 20 perform
an operation upon an old lady who lived az
Asbury. The college authorities learned
sfterward from him the truth. but they
succeeded In keeping the facts from being
brought ont In evidence"
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Elsewhere.

Elsewhere.
BUFFALO, June 1O.-Cattle-Receip Is.
1871 carloads through and Is carloads for
sale, including yesterdays heId.over stock.
standstill Sales of few lots Of butcher
stock at 10000 decline.
Hogs-Receipts. SO carloads through and
Is carloads for sale. The market opened
50loo lower. but frmed no toward noon.
Opening sales, Workers. SL150I25. pigs
selling in with Workers.
Sheep and acknowledgements 10 carloads
through aud 25 carloads for sale. The mar
ket was very dull; few lots of extra lambs
taken at former prices; GOOD sheep fairly
picked. S5.S5; choice wethers. $500
CHICAGO. June l0-The Evening Jour
nal reports: Cattle-Receipts. 500; ship
ments. 200 The market was steady and
quotations nominal. Prime steers, $500
$50; mediums. s505.25; others. S4.2O04SO;
Texans, S2400i.20; COWS. Sl.50G3.5O.i
HORs-Receipts. 10000; shlpments. 1000.
The market vas active and strong. Mixed
and packers. S6.75f0690: prime heavy and
butchers weights S6.900l05; light. $500
$50; pigs. Sc. 5O06TO.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 1900; ship
ments. 500 The market was steady. Ma.
tIves S5055o; Westerns, S4.9005.25; Tex
ans, S4.6004.90; lambs. S4.25065O.
KANSAS CITY. June TO- Cattle RIO.
ceipts. 1900; shipments. 1,771 The market
was STEADY TO strong. texas steers. o.. |oO
4.35; shipping steers. 81. 4005.60; native
cows S20425; butchers stock, S3.9004.5O;
stockers and feeders. S2044O; bulls and
mixed, S203.9O.
Hogs - Receipts. 400; shipments. 500.
The market was strong and 100l5c higher
for light grades and 50l6c higher for heavy
hogs. The bulk of the sales were at 81. 500
600: heavy hogs. S6.4506.60; packers. &c. SO
06.G0: mixed, S6.40O6.60; light S62506.5O;
Workers. S655 1880; pigs. $4,000.
Sheep and LamDs-Reoeipts. 700; ship
monts. $50. The market was strong.
EAST LIBERTY. June 10.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 1,160; shipments. 800. Nothing do
ing: all through consignments. Thirteen
carloads Of cattle shipped to New York to-
day.
Hogs-Recelpts $500; shipments. 1000.
The market WAS very dull. Fair light to
best heavy. S10I20. Seven carloads OF hogs
shipped TO New York to-day.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; Shipments 1900.
Nothing doing; all through cOnsignments.
ST. LOUIS, June l0.-Csttls-Receipt
500; shipments. 1900. The market was
steady. Common to good natives. S2.25O4.
fair to ordinary Texas steers. S30490
HoRs-Receipts. 800; shipments. 400 Tho
market was steady. Light shade higher.
Range of prices. $606S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 3. 700; shipments 100.
The market was firm and unchanged.
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MONEY, STOCKS AND GRAIN
Wall-Street Business Strong in Spite of
the Adverse Bank Statement.
Nearly $13.OOO,OOO Shipped West During the
Week to Help Out the Banks-Heayy In
crease in Grain al Indianapolis.
THE BOND MARKET.

Railway Issues Were Strong Sales OF
Only s54s. 900.
At New York, Saturday. money on call
was nominally Dor cent.
Prime mercantile paper Gas per cent
Sterling exchange was steady. with actual
business IN bankers bills at S4-s4s4 04.s 54
for sixty days and s4S64G4S7l2 tor dc.
mand
Probably the falling off in the money
balances reported in the bank statement
was larger than actual conditions warrant.
The statement covers gold shipments of
g., SOC, 900 on Saturday and Tuesday. about
q million paid to the subtreasury and some
thing like IS. 100000 transferred to the
West-a total outflow Of $500, 600. against
8, 6eS. 600 reported In the statements. What
Is especially significant. however. is the
statements record of sl2. ass. 600 decrease
in deposits. This tells the story OF the
Western shipments. The exports of specie
from the port of New York last week were
81, 6S2. 400. of which s.. 005, 500 were gold and
S6s6. 005 silver
Speculation at the New York Stock Ex-
change Saturday was characterized by
strength throughout the session. Inc suc-
cess OF the Northern Pacific funding plan
as announced by President Cakes aud the
belief that the Richmond Terminal and
will be carried through. all added to the
buliish feeling which set in after the sub
sidence of the excitement in Chicago early
in the week. A leading trader who has
contested the rise in the market for the
past few days. ana who began to cover up
his purchases Saturday. was mainly In
strumenral in bringing about the advance
which occurred. The bank statement.
with it's loss of S65666O0 in surplus
reserve. was ignored. and after it's
publication q number of issues sold at the
best figures OF the week. The feature of
the exhibit was the enormous loss in legal
tenders OF over 80 000. 900. which is due to
the heavy shipments of currency to the
interior during the week to help ont weak
financial institutions The Improvement
In prices ranged from n to per cent.
Many stocks sold at top figures of the week
and closed at near the highest point
The market left off strong The sales az
gregated 1852 shares, of which 10. 636
were unlisted.
Railway bonds were strong. The sales
were S54S000 Government bonds were
steady. State bonds were dull. Closing
quotations were:
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The men of that directory have builded
even better than they knew. In the pres
ence of their beautiful dream oity / stand
with reverence and thank God for the
rhy thin of its frozen music" Thus w as
architecture called by woman-Mme. Do
Stael-and now ], another woman. dare to
say that were there nothing at jackson
Park but this symphony in white. created
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LIVE STOCK

Cattle Scarce and Steady-Hogs Active and
Hisher-Sheep Dull.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts. leo: shipments. 1oO The receipts
were light and the market steady on choice
grades. while common and medium were
slow sale at quotations.
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Boston Herald

BU3lJn HtfMu
Twenty one national banks. with an az
Rregato capital of some S6.250. 200. have
failed since Jan. ]. as agsinst the failure Of
seven banks. with q capital of &625. 600, for
The Same time year ego. ibis might be
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discouraging for those who would increase
these institutions If tho State banks did
not make Q still worse showing.
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The New York weekly statement of the
associated banks shows the following

The banks now hold $14. 429, 900 In excess
of the requirements of the % per cent rule
Bar Silver-At New York, 823a per ounce:
at London. 35I4d
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at points decline; sales. 5000 bags. Includ-
ing: June 1916. 10c; July. 15.s5015.55c:
August, 1880 Il. s0c; September. l5.l50
15.25c: December. I4..A5c: spot Rio dull anu
steady; No. {. lie. Sugar-Raw quiet and
firm: fair refining. $40: centrifugals.6 test.
AS 04lac; refined IN demand and firm; of
A. AS O5kc; mold A. 5l205 lln6c; stand
ard A. 8 51605lac; confectionery A. 0 $3.50
5ssc: cut-loaf. 81 as 1516c; crushed. 5Al "a
1870; powdered. 5ss as l3ll6c; granulated.
55l605l2c: cubes. 8 9l6O5@4c.
BALTIMORE, June 10.-Wheat easier:
No. 2 red. spot and June. 70l5c; July. 7lssc;
August. 7224c. Corn quiet and dull; mixed.
spot and June. 47Ac. Oats quiet; No.
white Western. 42nc. Rye dull; No. 2, SIC.
Hay steady: prime To choice timothy. Sl5.6t
017. Grain freights quiet and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and UNCHANGED. Butter
quiet and firm: creamery. fancy. zoe. Eggs
dull at I5l2o. Coffee firm; Rio No. q. IL sc.
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Options. lOp'aingl Highest Lo,rest. Closing.
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SHEEP AND LAMBS-Shipments. 200 Re-
cepts were light and the market dull and
slow of sale on any thing but choice grades.
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APEolULIAR oAsE.


4 CSioFsa Nan who says He lKiekea 2
Hole ~ srF Insh Ice,
Sam johnson, the young eolored man
who absraeted gold watch from John
Cornwall, At FuEbes's place, opposite
the Second ward Market house last
Saturday evening and was arrested the
same eyepipS was up Tor trial before
Justice George Atkle yesterday even
ing.
The evidence clearly fastened the
guilt on Johnson, who also admitted
that he had taken the watch from the
floor but did mot know 70 whom Il be-
longed, He was told BY the squire that
il he would produce the watch and
show thst Il was but brass one, az he
claimed, he would get OF with jail
sentence. Johnson insisted that no had
taken the watch % the river at the foot
Of Eleventh street, broken 4 hole in the
ice and thrown the watch into the wa
Ter. As the ice was At least six inches
thick on Saturday II Is mot probable
Johnson could break il with his heel q
he claimed, In telling his story he
made several contradictions, but stuck
70 It that he had mot sold the WRteh.
Witnesses were produced who said
johnson had tried 70 sell the time
piece Saturday evening for s..
JOHNSON was held to appear at the
April term Of CiIeuit Court in the sum
Of $500, and In default was sent 70 jail
As according 70 the testimony Of Q
ieWeleT, the watch was worth S93, the
charge against Johnson Will be grand
larceny, so that he viii get at least q
two years term at Moundsyille.
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THEIR HousgwARarINe.
1IF. aud Mrs. Anton ReymAnp surpris,
bya Number Of Priends.


III. and Mrs. Anton ReymAnu Surprised
bya Number Of Friends.
On Monday evening about forty
couples Of friends of Mr.. Anton Rey-
mann called on him at his magnificent
new residence on Fifteenth and Eoff
streets, and gave him surprise party
such az is seldom witnessed nwheeling.
Some time ago several of his friends
warned him that he might expect such
visit, and on Monday he, received q
brief note saying, ave are coming" ~
or words to that effect. They came,
and were royalty received. A most
enjoyable old-fashioned social time was
had, and theparty remained until Q late
hour yesterday morning, when allleft
with the pleasantest memories OF the
occasion. 1t was just an informal
enough affair to bernore enjoyable than
a regulation reception, and those who
engineered it were heartily congratu.
lated on It's success.
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Trau,sers Recorded.

Clerk Hook yesterday admitted 70
record transfers Of real estate as fol-
lows:
Deed made November 8, 1892, by Sc
bastian Noloch and wife 10 ]. r. Mitch
eli, for a plat Of land containing seven
ty-fye acres, on the waters Of Short
creek, in Ohio county; consideration
love and affection.
Deed made April 9. 1892, by Il r!
Dixon to Harriet Mitchell for one and
half acres Of land on the West Liberty
and Bethany pike; consideration S100.
Deed made March 2, 1892, by Harriet
Mitchell to ]. r. Mitchell, for a piece Of
land in Liberty district, containing one
and q half acres; consideration $3.50.
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Rowan AEala challenged.

The following story from the steuben-
vile &dr explains itself:
This morning the StdT received the
following from Columbus;
EDfToR Sdr:-John Layacl, the we'll
known bantam.weight Of Columbus, de-
sires to make a match with James
Rowan, Of your city, at 116 pounds,
give or take two pounds, for from 800
to 500 q side, before the club offering
the largest purse. The Metropolitan
Club, Of Columbus, will hang up suita-
Bile purse 1.-THE match is made and the
contest takes place under its direction.
Would like 70 hear from Rowan soon,
through the St4r.
Mr.. Rowan went 10 Wheeling this az
ternoon and has not yet considered the
Columbus challenge, though It Is likely
that he will accept il.
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THE FIRE BREAKs OUT
In the oaldwen 4 Peterson Factory Aga
and N Housahs Flooded,

In the Caldwell 4 Peterson Factory Again
aud a Hausahs Flooded.
About 10 o'clock last night a speck Of
fire was again discovered in the cellar OF
the Caldwell 4 Peterson compauy's
burned building, and owing to the fact
that quantity Of oil was stored in the
cellar itwas feared that serious conse.
queuces might result. The department
was therefore summoned, and stream
of water was put on TO drown out the
blaze. The hose burst above the
kitchen Of Henry Bieberson's restaurant
adjoining, which was flooded, doing
much damage. Mr.. Bieberson had just
cleaned out the place, and the new
siege Of fire and water was pretty serious
to him. He had opened his saloon, but
the restaurant part is not yet fit for oc-
cupation. He will remove his family 10
another house and repair tile damage as
speedily as possible.
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HOGS ARE Or. ,WAY or.
Pork Getting 10 be q Luxury In q
wheeling Market Jast Now,

Pork Getting 10 be q Luxury In the
wheeling Market Jast Now.
The quotations at the Wheelieg stock
yards on hogs continue TO rise, the
priceyesterdaybeine 7a7t cents on extra,
and s.s5a7 cents Tor good stock. Mr..
Thomas, Of Goodhue & Thomas, does
not anticipate any weakening on hogs
until the local spring product begins to
come in, and In the meantime the price
is almost sure 70 reach the almost I'M
preeedented figure Of s cents. The
high prices have had their effect II the
prices on hog products in the markets
and butcher shops, pork now selling
70 the consumer for II cents q pound.
Il will 90 up TO is cents before the local
supply Is sufficient for the demand.
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At six o'clock yesterday morning
there was o blaze on Forty-seyenth
street at the residence Of Mrs. August
Seyler, which called out the depart
ment. twas in the kitchen and was
confined 70 that portion Of the build
ing until the arrival Of the Eighth ward
engine when the blaze was soon under
control. Several adjoining buildings
were saved by good work. Loss about
500.
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gha atsLIiasIEG.
New Adysrti,oneal1.

AHo. I MaakeTei- Albert s,olsa 4 GO.
cpRmlsslOnsFs SOties George 3 T ailehFiEt
Soirs Q Lea H6ldsH-Gsorgs r 2 en-
ehfiSi, Commissioners
fknteE- II, Hcrg.
Cafd 81 Thank Lewis steenTot
S0tiee-W oman' al Association
Notice W1man,s Union Benevolent society,
FOR SALE iiiliueTy Bldness
EsEemA and ScFpinia- CuIieufa Remedies,
Wanted 4ltlon q SienoyfspheE,
Haze English Ware ERlng Rlns,
PFelh and smoked NeatS-s'P Fritz Lnlkerl.
CsIpentsE Contractor and huilder-sleP
Mccullough.
70 Natural Gas Consumers.
Tpu OTeP HOW Le1t-Pmnk Stanton.
Ten Per Cent IuVaitment-G, o. smith.
Mortality Statistics isth Pl8e.
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Yonpr Chambers comuitted.

The case OF Frank Chambers came up
IN Justice George Ankles court yester-
day morning. Young Chombers Ia the
boy who committed several thefts at the
Mcclure House. He made no defense,
and was committed to Jail in default Of
bond to appear at the circuit court next
April. Up to the time OF the examln.
alton yesterday Young Chambers had
kept up an air Of brayado, but he broke
down during the trial.
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al oIarI, Hnok.. oniee.

Clerk Hook yesterday issued mar.
riage license 70 Edmund C. Gibbs, aged
IS, Of Delaware, and Lulu 6. Hildteth,
aged &c, Of Wheeling.
On motion Of Theresa BOIL, the es.
tate Of Frank BOIL was committed 70
A. A. Franzheim, sheriff, to administer
the same according to law,
The last will and testament Of n.
Bauman was admitted 70 probate and
ordered 10 be recorded,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04

The pastor, DR.. Cunningham, preached
last evening on 1.-THE Promise Of the
Holy Spirit aud will preach again this
evening at 1880 o'clock. a growing To-
terest is manifested in the services 81
the Week Of Prayer; the Session will
meet at the close Of the meeting to-
night to receive applicants for member
ship Of the church. The Lords Supper
will be administered ON next Sabbath.
Strangers in the city and others are
cordially inyitedto these meetings from
evening 70 evening
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10 YOU ATE going 70 the Worlds Fair
save your money Ii the West Virginia
ghyinka and Huildlng Association, 81
Wheeling, commencing next Mohday,
JANUARY 3 No. 1850 Main street, 6,ib 70
6il5 b b. every Monday. DuOe, %
centspet week each share,
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Do YOU ever have them2 Go 10
hear their cure By Evangelist Updike,
at che Dlsciple's Church, Friday even.
Ing, January 6. The DesAioinei Iowa
Daily Leada says; Hundreds wero
turned away for want Of room. All
were anxious 70 hear updiko's third
lecture IA this city, on 'Wcman's Place
and powen'p NJ
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&c aIe,t Plea.an. MaY

OF preventing the grippe, colds, head
aches andfeyers 10 to use the liquid lax
alive remedy. Syrup Of Figs, whenever
the system needs gentle, yet effective
cleansing. To be benefited one must
get the true remedy manufactured BY
the California Fig syrup Company only.
For sale by all druggists in zoe and 81
bottles. N
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II 10 aurpriaing 10 zoo the interest
that q being taken BY the best people
al Wheeling Ia the plans Of the WotId's
Columbian Expedition Transportation
Co, Of Pittsburgh, q their Wheeling
office, No. 1914 Market street, Room q
This . one company that q not afraid
70 tel tho public who aud hAtthOy
hfn. lNa
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The Rspublie.a cub Meets.

The Ohio County Republican Club
held a meeting at It's quarters in the
Odd Fellows building last night, which
was well attended. Considerable routine
business was transacted, and the ap-
preaching city election received some
attention, Col. George B, Caldwell max
ing an eloquent appeal Tor united Re-
publican action.
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Cali at 1914 Market street aud zee
the photographs q the Hotels con.
tfolled BY tho Wofld's Columbian Expo
sltion Transportation Goa Il you think
Of attending tho World'e Fair.
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ZOE nnLn MRArHRR

Wear The celebrated .IaFos HygJenIc I'm,
deFWosF- -ShFinkablo, nPn-ifFitable,
perfect fitting, and recommended by tho
highest medical authority ~ pnequRled.
y ear our special line Of Seamless Han
H0Ae ~ heavy natural wool, meFinp and
SupaFfine cotton, At use n pair,
full line 81 the best Wool and W0Rsted
Jackets lust received, sWeatefs-the IA
NOUS jRFos sweater, sold 0nly BY Us.
Gloves, etc., etc, c. HEas 8 SuS6,
Fashionable Merchant 1ailpFs and Gents
FlFnisheFS, 1891 and 1898 Market street.
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TRH Wheeling Coffee and Spice %.
.is completely under way aud Wheeling
groeefs will be able 70 got the beat
goods IN the market AZ home now
Fresh Reasted-and Just when they
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04

Tas Wheeling Coffee Company's An.
now BRAND Of Pound Package Cotioe 10
tho AcAtE Of quality. II % high grade
and fresh roasted. No stale stock.
Taken away as fast as manufactured.
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EDWARD l. Rosr 4 Co. are closing out
their stock Of Sewing Machines, Bicy.
cles, Office 0uthttings and Supplies 10
quit the business. Those needing any.
thing in that line cannot Afford 70 neg
lect this opportunity. ~
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RoAsrEp Mocha, Java aud al the
fancy Cof0es4-of finest qualities by
Wheeling Coffee 90, Ioose, IN bulk,
Ia quantities 10 suit, and Ia 50 pound
dit tight cans Order through your
Wholesale grocer or Of tho Company.
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IPyou cannot SEQ aud need Speetaoles
you should call On rs and have your eyes
tested without charge, We hRye the hneat
instruments and more experiences than any
other OpTieian IN the State, and guarantees
JbC0H w, GRUB,
JeWeleF and 0pttrtAp,
Corner IWnlfth and lLnFkek.
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crlmlnnl Aa.anll CharGed.

Jesse Marsh was arrested yesterday
by Constable Anderson on complaint Of
Jessie Holtsclaw, charging him with
criminal assault, said TO have occurred
July end, 1899, He was taken before
Justice Afkle and committed 70 jail, to
appear at an animation tomorrow
evening at seYeh clock.
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ATLANTIC TEA CO.
Holiday Goods.


For many years Il has been our cuaS
tom 70 offer Tea, Dinner and Toilet Ware,
Library and Parlor Lamps, Bisque Stat
uary aud fancy novelties at greatly 70.
duced prices. Purchasers have learned
they can profit BY attending our crest
Holiday Sale Remember all our goods
are Of tho lates styles In shape and dec'
Grafton. Wequote a few prices, which
We ask you 70 eompaf wite tho so.ealled
exclusive china dealera
PRICE Iisr.
Plain White Tea sets. IS pieces. 2 %
Plain White Dinner eets, l0i pieces 81
English Print Tea Sets, 80 pleces. 3 ~
Dln1er sets, AdatnAtitinb o. POI.
celain, ia Chetloh Rolla, Colum.
bia or Persian shapea, fine deco.
ration, i0t pieces !. 4, .a....a....,. 10 so
satnu utts, With gold illumination,
lQl pieces a...,,.. s...,....,,... .....- II 30
Toilet Sets, plain, 10 pieces ...,,.. 81
Toilet scta, Adanantine Of Porcelain,
IN % Different shapes and decorations
" pieces. from 81 10 70 s. so,
10 mot fall 70 eco theseaOts.
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/, hi.AI 4 gellos, vlitlns Gases, card
y. Z NICOLA ARr sf0RE,
i39a 6fAfi6 III atf63t
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n0UGHERTYsS and GItl2uN'S Straight
Rye Whistles at HtsAIiNE'S Grand Opera
saloon, 80 Twelfth street,