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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26

The war between China and Japan,
though not Of vital interest to Ameri.
cans, will yet DO watched with keen
interest by all our military leaders,
remarks tho Now York Times. There
has boen no great war since the intro
duction Of what wo belovo to DO i'm
provements in tho mode of warfare.
and it remains to be testod whether
the greater advance has been made in
Weapons of attack, such ns guns.
smokeiess powder md torpedoes, or
in means OF defense, such MS armor
plates, new turrots. and possibly
bullet-proof coats for soldiers, and
this war may teach us many things,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

The starflsh has five eyes.
Phonograph cylinders are now made
Of hard soap.
The telephone is about to be intro
duced into China.
Experiments in weaving by cleo.
tricity are being tried in Germany.
Bailey, the astronomer, figures out
the weight OF the earth at 6,O49, $780,
600, 900. 900 tons.
Sapless cedar blocks from regions
swept by forest fires are used in paw
ing Detroit (Mich.) streets.
The largest comets are so rariied
that they never harm planets or satel-
lites by colliding with them.
Sanctorius, On italian psychologist,
estimates that five-eighths of oil the
solid and liquid food taken are ex-
hailed by the skin.
An examination OF the eyes of
many animals has shown that the
natural shape of the pupil in cats and
other members Of the genus Felis is
circular.
A ton of Dead Sea water contains 1877
pounds of salt; Red Sea, 90; Mediter.
ranean, IS; Atlantic, 81; English
Channel, 72; Black Sea, 26; Caspian
Sea, IL.
The group of sun spots now visible
is nearly 80, 900 miles in breadth. It
is not remarkable for any unusually
large spots, but rather for tho great
number of smaller ones and for their
wonderful activity.
Petroleum is to be used instead of
coal on the locomotives of the Riga
Railway, in Russia, and reservoirs are
to be built for this purpose at five
cities, capable Of containing collec-
lively 1000, 900 poods of petroleum.
A Bordeaux physician has treated
two cases of violent attacks of hyste-
ria by simply holding the tongue be-
yond the teeth fer u few minutes.
The attacks were brought to speedy
close after the usual remedies had
failed.
An interesting chronological exhibi-
tion has opened on the Champs dc
Mars, Paris, consisting of caravan
of the Chambaa tribe, men, women
and children, with their animals and
household trappings, brought there
by the explorer, NJ Bruneau
A scheme has been proposed to re-
duce the friction of salt water against
the sides of steamer, which, it is
claimed, will increase tho speed fifty
per cent. 1t is to force mir through
the vessels plates and thereby form n
narrow space between the iron and
water.
DR.. J. A. Gilbert, of the Yale psy-
chylogical laboratory, who some time
ago completed q series of tests regard
ing the mental and physical develop
ments of the pupils of the New Haven
Comm public schools, discovered
that boys are more sensitive to weight
discrimination then are girls, and that
girls can tell the difference in color
shades better than boys.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26

Edward Bellamy shudders whenever
he hears the name of sTiookino
Backward" If you wish to make a.
friend of Francis Bret Harte don't
mention "Tho Heathen Chinee." Will
Carleton wonders how people can read
"Over the Hills to the Poor House, +"
which ho considers one of the poorest
poems he ever wrote. Mrs. F. Hodg-
son Burnett does not wish to hear
Little Lord Fauntleroy" praised in
her Immediate vicinity. Charles
Heber Clarke has taken very strong
aversion to his once famous nom do
plume of "Max Adler" But no one
recognizes him as anyone else. "The
Opening of Chestnut Burr" by e.
P. Roe, was considered by him to be
an inferior work.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26
Some Remarkable Cases.

Here are some remarkable cases !:
The other day a wagon maker, who
had been dumb for years, picked up a
hub and spoke; and blind carpen-
ter reached out for h 8 plane and saw !;
and deaf sheep ranchman went out
with his dog and herd; and nose
less fisherman caught barrel of her.
ring and smelt: and forty-ton ele-
phant inserted his trunk into CRATE
aud Aue, Victoria (British Columbia)
Home Journal
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26

Edward Atkinson, the statistician,
teatified before tho Royal British Com
mission on Agriculture that one client
of his in this country had received
one single order for $4,000 steam
plows for the Argentine Republic.
He snid that there were enough good
wheat lands on the Paraguay and
Parana Rivers to feed tho. whole
world
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26

The British postoffice has recently
introduced new system of notation
for it's date stamps. The letters from
A to M are used to represent the hours
and also of twelve intervals of five
minutes sach; thus A A means 1. O5,
A B Ito, and SO on. A. m. and p. m.
are expressed by A and P after nn
asterisk thus NJ GA means 10. 15a q. m.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26

The only school in the United States
for the teaching of the art of letter.
writing is said to be at Chautauqua,
N. Y. The instructress, Miss Frances
B. Galloway, has pupils ranging from
the Texas cowboy to the aristocratic
society woman, and in age from four
teen to seventy
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26
King Of Crabs.

A soft shell crab weighing twenty
four ounces and measuring twenty-one
and q half inches from tip to
tip of the extended claws, was re-
ceived in Baltimore few days ago
from Deals Island, Md.-New York
Post
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26
DOCTOR BARTON'S PATIENT
by HELEN FORFEIT GRAVES.

ND you don't even
know her name !"
s q j d Mrs. Rem
wick. "My dear
Kenneth, t h O r Q
never was a n y
thing SO ridic-
ulous?"
The captain of
artillery shifted
his feet tn N moro
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26

Tho islet of Massowa, in the Red
Sea, where Italy is sending it's An
archists, is one of the hottest places
in the world, and escape from it in
that sterile region would be very diff
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26

Ballington Booth says that the Sal
vation Army has grown in twenty
eight years from two persons to over
q million.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26
A soNo OF LOVE TIME

Sing song OF love-time-
All the world is light;
Ripple on the river
And the stars a-shining bright.
Sing song of love-time-
All the world is sweet,
Rainbows round the heavens
Lilies at your feet
Sing song OF love-time-
Sorrow in eclipse
Rosy children climbing
To the leaning OF your lips
Sing song of love-time-
Sing it-sing it, birds!
Set the sweetest music
To the sweetest human wordsI
Sing song of love-time-
All the world made new,
And heaven that is nearer
Than the heaven in the blue!
IF. L. Stanton, in ATLANTA Constitution
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26

The Odd Fellows OF Mississippi have
decided to build home for the help.
less ones Of that Order,
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-10-26
VOL. XIII.
The army worm has cost this coun-
try more than the Revolutionary War.

Tho great canned goods center of
industry of the world is Baltimore,
Md
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

ONLY \ STRONG DISPLAY OF FORCE PREVENTS
\ LYNcHlNG ~ CorNcIL HLIFTs IOWA.
Council Hl1Ns Iowa. Jan. Gloon 1.osicr the
noted Western runner was arrested here yesterday
afternoon and s. u0w in the county jail on the
charge ~ cr.minally as-auli.ug the hye-year-old
daughter Of Christian Anderson. When II WAS
known that De had been placed under arrest. the
friends Of the Anderson family. who are Danish
pcopl. talked Of lynchins. Early in the day they
bean organiziue. and 1T 10 O'Clock last night
marched 90 tire county jail here IN body There
wef. about 9p Danes and ten times that many
men Of other natlonaltics who followed out OF curl
oslty The leader carried crowbar and a rope on
his shoulder. but when the mob reached IN" jail
they met stubborn resistance. The IRE department
was called out 10 turn The iloodrhtcs OF the cIiy
,vat.r-vorl,s ola ise mob II necessary.
Sheriff Hansen tried 90 disp"r~e m" mon by stat
ing that Iosi,r had been taken away, but IT ala not
h,yn th. desired effect An hour later - mulatt"
H.. I.reer addressed Oh" crowd. stating that II the
man ,yrr, a negro b." would long before hay" been
lvucnrI lie demanded equal rcaiment OF Az as
e,uttrr REGARDLESS of color, ana offered 10 l'ad t
mob His remarks were received win cneef5 ana
"a wild ru. q was made ON the jail ii'ir uhe W"uIi
D.. lt-uchers met a mOmcntary r"pulsc AZ the hilH7
Of fff,. armed ..uarls. The police suddenly cnhis'I
80, tf.. mob arrested Berger ana nuStth MN on
.. a.. civ fsu The mob. deprived OF us lcdirr
...,,.r.a ana f,u back Soon after IN" Dodge Ilsnt
On. r,ls y,-,. marched into me prison, anu Il cviI
rin A,ving set ill., the ardor OF the MOD cooled ana
IL di.IcTsc!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

enlargement of its privileges thus accomplished
II is entirely apparent that the reasons against 90.
structions IN the North River which might inter-
fere with commerce and nav!sauon and thc ncnc-
fetal use Of the harbOr Of NeW-Nork are lmm"nsr. -
strengthened when they are APP ed 10 locat ~
in the river far below tho location OF The bidse
which IS permitted in the bill row for me.
Whatever question there may Nc about the IN
furious character of the obstructil at Sxty-sixth-
St. in New York City. | believe tltTe can Nr no
doubt whatever that piers placed f. the river more
than two miles below. at Twenty-hrd-ft. would
be very serious impedmenfs. IL this thorough
fare 50 important TO the commerce % TIE country
and the State of New York. Is to be crossed by
bridges each scheme for that purpose should be con-
sdered by itself and It's merits and ACCESSIBILITY de-
termined by the circumstances which naturally b.
long to H. The objection to piers In the river for
the purpose OF supporting bridges Is. in any event.
so serious that the consider atoms which would de-
terminc the question of a bridge located AT sixty
sxth-st. ought not in such Indirect manner
as Is done by this bill h be applied 70 a Ike
structure at 9wcnty-thi.'d-st.
GROVER CLEN ELAND
Executive Mansion. Jan % 1894.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fan River. Mass. Jan 70 tSpeciap'-lhe p'ih,
80, 49,, was quiet during the week and the
,,,l vas lght. The sales were less than one
hair The production. The light demand for regulars
,yas one Of the features of the week. ana caused
much discussion among brokers and manufacturers.
rh. nrice fen off to 1916 cents, less per cent
and II had been at that figure several days III other
,r.s The outlook for business Is not good
~ ont I'm the prices Of the American PRINTING
rn'nranv's goods appears To nave deInoraIi|eu me
orto md me only inquiries noted are those cohi.is
49,, mall conVertcTs. asking for soods 10 De ue-
vnred Tor a few weeks. NIFTY or one hundred pieces
and IN" stock hand continues TO aecumuiate
~. ,,eeLIv statement Is follows. fTouuctoii'
,n eoo nieces deliveries. l51 1000: stock on hand,
1ysGO Of which 5000 are odds and 2SYN oiS o
LAST weeks stock 22200 pieces sales ~, 49,
,T.cas 90 which GJ,0cO odds ana lo,vO oiNots.
ots % 600 pieces: futures. 5000 sales Tor weekly KY
deliveries January; 1900 pieces February: sc"S
iIiv 0oo August 1000. The market - quiet ana
The price Is 1916 cents. less per cent for et1oAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21

,..,r,,>-s Ar~r.MpT TO DETRAUD THE SAN
,...,ctsco rNpEKWlurERs DEFEATED,
Seattle wash Jan. -o-cipt IN = l., n"isS' VI
., II 49,. Parker was arrested here yes
,,,. ,,. scutiljus ms vessel of Race Rocks on
December o. with intent 10 dcfraud the san iran
cisco underwriters. lie took on u cargo valued 1T
s o., insured it FOR $50. and al Fort Angeles III
conjunction with Jimmy" lleay bored s','erai
~, d., th, Lotton Of the steamer me Ncss'I Wa
.Lt, iak,n ~ SEA and when on Race Rocks me
h'.,fls covering the holes which h3' p,en pP i
49,. l.rn AWAY The crew were allowed 70 El''p
min mere was q foot of water in the h9ld Wheh
thrV we're aroused. and all hands I'"eu "Sh"'''
l..yiuc the steamer - founder a., a.. ?, -oo
Wn.n Captain Bangs tried to collect me S-,''V
f,',r''.. ill., Board 81 Underwriters refused To pay
M ,rr ri AN Investigation 1noy pressed him
~ a. Hard mt the captain finally confessed to the
story as tod above ne aIr,st ~ ,' t shaii he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
HIGGINS & SETTER
Fine China. Rich Cut Glass.
Commencing MONDAY. January 2?.
will occur our Annual
JANUARY
Plate Sale.

Besides several bargains Of exceptional
value. we will offer special discount Of
10 per cent. on every Plate in our entire stock
except those belonging to dinner SETS
In our Plate Department the leading and
most celebrated factories OF the world are rep
resented. VIZ Doultons. Mintons Cauldon
Wedgewood. Coalport. Copeland. Royal Worces-
ter, Dresden. Havilands. Redon's. Guerin. and
many others.
The Plates offered most recent i'm
portations, new patterns &c. No lob lots"
or odds and ends. but desirable goods in every
particular.
Don't miss this sale. 1t Will be OPP
portunity 10 obtain decided bargains in hand
some Plates. Prices range from Sd to S2jl
per dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
Az EI BANK PRESIDENT ARRESTED.

Chicago Jan. 20-"The Tribune" says this morn
Ing: Perjury and conspiracy to rob and swindle
are the charges upon which Benjamin c. Faurot,
the former president Of the defunct Lima (OhioJ
National Bank. was arrested last night by a Dep
utv United States Marshal. "a warrant sworn out
in the United States District Court The arrest
was made lust Faurot leaving this city IN
+, sleeper on the Pennsylvania road. The COM
nlainant is William Graver, tank builder with an
nfiice in the Rookery Building. Ii Is charged that
Faurot was Instrumental in cheating Graver out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
r0ST THEIR LIVES ~ WINTER SPORTS.

Albany. JAN Ca dispatch TO THE journal
from Cooperstown says: Arthur and Floyd Griffin.
aged eighteen and sixteen respectively sons of
pureich Griffin, and James Pitcher. aged sixteen
were drowned In Otsego Lake last night while skat-
ing. =, >, , On cooroo 7 c,rso,, a
nrominent club and society man, only son OF the late
last night while coastng. Sargent, with others;
was on a double runner which had attained a speed
~ more than a mile minute when the steering
GEAR broke and the sled crashed INFO The side of the
road throwing its occupants forty and NIFTY feet
away Sarqsnts head struck q tree. causing instant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
DIAMOND EARRINGS.

singiestone Diamond Drop and Pendant Earrings ~
kt gold setting SItoS; were Sl?9>.
SingIesionc Diamond screw Earrings. II kt gold set
ting Sf2.OS; were SIZES
Diamond Earrings. fancy II It, gold
ruountngs, SIt.0S; were 5000
slnglestone Diamond Drop and Pendant Earrings. II k
nounngs s225O and S2G.os' were S2doS and s2''N
singlestone Diamond Drop Earrings at S'S.''S; were
81. -.
Diamond Cluster Screw Earrings composed OF eight
diamonds and u Ruby Emerald Sapphire or
Turquoise. S20.oS. were $50.
diamond and Opal Cluster screw Earrings. composed ot
c,sn, diamonds with opal centre. S:,2.JO. sI99>
Diamond and opal Earrings with ton diamonds ana
otol centre II H. gold mounting. SIs.3S were >J'5o
Siuge-stonc Diamond Screw Earrings. skeleton II kt.
gold MOUNTING S::o.os and Si9.os. were $iS9s and
S599S.
singc-stone Diamond Earrlncs plain Il kt. gold set
ings. screws and drops. Mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
WEATHER FAVORABLE ron HE1LTH.

A DECREASE IN MORTALITY CASES or
MEASLES But FEW DEATHS.
There were cc3 births. SIS deaths and 2l9 mar
rages in the city last week. A decrease in NOR
tally caused. physicians Of the Health De-
partment said by favorable weather. Influenza
caused eighteen deaths In the city during the week.
but the disease did not appear 10 b. Increasing and
there was a noticeable decrease I'm the mortality
from pneumonia, which Invariably has caused many
deaths during an epidemic OF Influenza Appended
Is a record OF deaths from various causes in Tho
city during two weeks:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
TRAVELLING BAGS.

Victoria and Cabin Bags. English Gladstone
Rags Physicians and Lawyers Bags. Cont
mental Bags extra deep, Women's and Men
fine Vienna trimmed Shopping and travelling
Rags: club Bags Of every description; Engli'h
and American tanned Pigskin Bags and Hat
Roxes. English Alligator Bags extra deep fine
sole Leather Dress Suit and Coat Cases, alli-
gator skin american tanned Coat Cases and
Hat Boxes English sole Leather Hat Boxes,
Il flows Valiscs. Telescope Bags &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
January /,
DESERTED WYE ATTEMPTS 81 TCIDE

Chicago. Jan. 20.-"The Tribune says: while
on his way home last night Paul Dewey found
young trying TO Kill herself by striking
her head against water plug He took her to the
West Lake-st station, where she gave her name
as Mrs. w. S. Dodge. and said she came from Hor-
nellsville n. Y. Her former name was Mrs Jennie
Miller Five months ago she married Dodge. who T.
an engineer. and the couple came TO Chicago soon
afterward Her husband failed TO secure work,
and few weeks ago deserted her. Being destitute
decided TO Kill herself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
INC erIlemLc Of measles lncrca.-a IN Lhe q

The epidemic Of measles increased in the city
last week. but did not cause many deaths. Or
Doty Chief Inspector Of Contagious Diseases. said
Yesterday that COS new cases Of measles had b"'n
reported during the week. and doubtless there had
been many cases which were not reported yet there
had been only twcnty-four deaths from the disease
during the week The disease has spread chiefly
in the tenemen houses because the parents Of chill
dren are Indifferent and do not fear tho disease
There were reports OF twenty-five new cases Of
smallpox during the week. but Or. DOty said that
thirteen OF the cases had developed in the Charity
Hospital on Blackwelrs Island. In the city small.
pox continues to crop out here and there. but has
not been allowed 20 spread far In any direction
The record of contagious diseases during two weeks
as given by DR. Doty's office, is appended:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
rur OYSTER INDUSTRY AT A STANDSrILL.

baltimore lam ~ (SpcciaD.-Ten thousand men
usually employed in the canning houses ana other
br,nches of the oyster business In baltimore are
,,,,v out of work and the price OF oysters mas ue
''tt,.d ia inytN- five cents and lower DushtL "A
..'"r ,pn Inc price was over 81 bushel ~ M' se
Sbnles1le dealer said yesterday that the duihesS IN
-. ,r..ie was a striking example % the
Ii,,etrous erect OF the taTin uncertainty on Even
i,r.,i IT, lines Of trade. one OF the largest packing
uVil,.,,'tt, n.re now has 5000 worth OF stock on
S.mI This company closed yesterday throwing
:O0 ucople out of employment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
From n Manufacturers
Finest Trunks
Twenty styles-3 to sizes each-we quote:
As SPECIMEN VALUES

Canvas Covered Dress Trunks-2s inch
bcat iron hound-riveted-eNtra clamps soos
Larger sizes proportionatcy low.
English Rattan II imDers 800
waterproof cover, i-leather bound s'o'
Leather bound Light Weight Trunks inch
,,s, lock- and trimmings-two ys..........s Sfos
G.ntlem,n's Monitor Dress Trunks
extra heavy bound-uphostered ay'.'..''.''' Ss'e
Iarrc Dress Theatrical
Trunks-extra heavy cleas-
All of above are made OF best seasoned
nnsswood and made TO stand all the wear
,nd tcnr n travellers trunk Is expected 10
cudure-uuotations given are less than man.
,,,,cturer,s lowest prices for quantities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
coTovEL II A. CHiMBERLiIN INSANE.

San francisco. Jan. D-Colonel Nlii'Aih a. IMAM
berlain. at one time prominent I''P nv
- 49,, ut Examiner for California. Nevada
i>fnh and COLORADO under the Harrison Adinihia-
ration Is insane. and j. no" an i'i''"'e va P''
vafe ASYLUM at 81. Helena. odi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
POCKET MATCH SAFES.

Solid 10 k. Gold Match Safes. plain polished finished
sI3.DS, were sl7's.
solid !, It, Gold Match Safes Etrscan and Roman
finish sIO.OS; S26
/, H, heavy Gold Match Safes. polished scroll finish
S26.oS: $50
Plain Match SAFES. finished with fancy sawed and
pierced applied monograms. at reduced prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
WATCHES.

Ladies' Waitham Watches. open face engine turned
sterling silver cases. sS.9Si were slO's
Ladies Chatclane Walthsm watches fancy engraved
cases sterling silver S6.O~; were SN4S.
Ladies' Black steel American Watches enam'Aed dia'
and finely finished sJ.9~; were S14N
Ladies' Extra fine sterling silver Hunting case Wal'ham
Watches. richly engraved gold hinge and gold crown.
s,.gs: were Slo25 to Sl""N.
Purse and Watch combined sterling silver fine swiss
movements Sig.0>; were S239N.
C!ys al T,am Watches. - It, gold. Swiss movement
sis.O~, wp>c $3.50
Ladies n It, Chaielaue Watches. finest Swiss move
,nen,s plain polished case. suitable for monograming
s3J.9s, $3.50.
IaAs' Swiss Hunting Watches II kt gold small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
Lace Department..

Oshoe goods are by being advertised as at great
rouctons But what's the value Of oldashioned goods? w
Nothng-absoutey nothing All stock is new faShonaoe anu
in every wav desirable the prices oft times far below their
vae such prices are results Of great purchases for cash. or results
determination close stock while new We never carry goouS
from wear to year. therefore free buy as ever In our hst
and that we may continue be free we freely SELL let loss or cost
what it may.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
Repairna and Engraving Department.

our Repairing AMI Engraving Department is conducted
no thoroughly skilled workrnen Estimates given on da-
,nd selling Watches and Clocks repaired and warranted
revery rcpairing and Sycrware cleaning speciality All
work guaranteed and prices lower than elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
TRUNKS.

Fine sole Lelther Trunks, Paris lightweight
Trunks. Overland Trunks. European ana CONT
mental Trunks. Rattan Hamper Trunks steamer
Trunks French Dress Trunks, Leather Saratoga
Trunks Hat Trunks. English Portmanteau and
Centre Trunks. American hbre-bound Trunks
Wcmen's and Mems Monitor Trunks, &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-21
Six Extraordinary Offerings In
Wash Dress Fabrics

A. TEN CENTS and n half
Finest sco,Ah Zephvrs-handsome plsds ana stripes
trch ,rinkl.stincd lace stripes; Satin stripe Checks
49,, ,,,,r,,rr ploits-al 81 inches wide-a Of finest
cloth and mos, even weave-al at hall actual cost
At TWELVE CENTS and Il half
Chau,hrav Delaines- Moire and figure designs; also
ins,rous French Sateans-ght and dark-atest Designs
worth -.
At SEVEN CENTS and threc-G""r'ers
Best yard wide Pcrcales-in INFINITE variety " ,,
-, .o,,.,r,c and stripe designs Gobelin. Cardinal
White and tinted grounds.
Al SEVEN CENTS and three-Guarters
Fancy Printed Ducks-the hhvy fabric for dresses
md waiss-sod elsewhere at double
At SEVEN CENTS aud thrce-qunrters
Novelty Ginghams-l0o styles-worth l2i,.
A, FIVE CENTS and three-aunrters
Fancy Ienox Twill suitings-sof wool hnish-were 10