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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

Stephens cau accommodate thrt
more Soprano, three C0ntfEliUr, "
cruTs anu three BafitonrH OF Basu
HIS private voice training Clasf
Fifsi cfu~, first served. dru's o.
Lhdies' QIartettes will be taken f.
r'ining ~ ,he eatly evenings. Term
81 centr each mtmhrr Yer lesson, (vuic
faiuing inclu od.) No children TAXI.
,iter this week.
Il STrrHEss.
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ny Stofer MI Llnusay Atevls d IN
l.. 70 ~ n by
Eliot. S,ofer : ichols. hos o
Hlgrt tkswil We fpu' I'll. a.
su1t ar tep Il . montal vo h
vhirr tei. .,ien fr.
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Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fnir Highest Award.


The Burlington route Is tho only
line running dining cars on the "a
Ia carte" plan, between Denver aud
Omshs, Kansas CITY and Chicago.
Passengers have 10 pay only for what
they eat BE suro that your tickets
read via the burlington route.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

Notice 10 Debiors Of IcHsdei q noas.
To all DEBTORS Of TeAsdel a lions or
X. Il. TeAsdol, take notice; You are
requested 10 call Immediately and
settle your Indebtedness. TO either Of
the above named parties, otherwise
the said indebtedness will DO placed In
our Attorney hands for collection.
j. T.. DoOLY,
Jos. GEO0HEGAN,
ASH gates.
onloe, 1873 Main tre-,, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Oct. Goth, 1894.
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When naey vas si5t, We rsvo her CaI,orA.
When she vas Ia child. she cried for ciuorA
Wher shs became Mil,, ,ho chung to Casiorla.
Whea she had Children. ali. gave uiuu ca.torla.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

Merchant Tailofs, ZIG Main Street,
make a specially Of Dessfet " oiers
such NJ Cassimefts 5efges, Ov-fcoat.
Ing, etc. Sults 10 0rier si5 90 aud
ur Wca 10 carry n full lire Of i'm
ported wooiuns.
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rmr mANi,nr mornI.
ra.t thIrh santh strss,.

Ia5 East third sauth street,
Has lust been renovated Aud 10 o go.
lo uUatrst hnl bee equipped % use
Ia the city, ami Il uudcr the tiiicir. I
management of NJ. aud MIS-. G.. +.
Fisher late Of the AlJinV, Denver,
tolUrudu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

Through passenger RAIN, thrpu h
rclght irninE, qu Ok time, via ti'
Nuiohgo, Union T. lcifc und No H..
N,G.ern 81 e. 90 The ptiucila cities tns
lI the Missouri n vsE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

Keen your deeds and other valuablss. IN.
eludlnE Jewels, IN a safety DEPOSIT b0v Al
nion's savings Rank & Trust %. Rent Iv
lhe year Only amounts 10 few conts nsr
monlh, ladies' specially Invited 10 call aud
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

Nothing is 90 ueiio,ous 10 good cup
OF tea II you drink tue Phde Of
Japan, Tree Teal you will be- CON
WINGED that II IL the best. Take no
substitute.
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SALT LAKE TO SpgINGylLLE.
A Fuueral-lhe Sugar Fact ry-Neet-
ings at SpriugTillr.

srRtNGviLLE, Utah County,
October %, 1894.
EDITOR DeSsrst AswE
A few observations between Salt
Lake CITY and sprlnRvills proved
rather interesting. The first subject Of
Interest was the funeral ut South Got.
tonvood ward house OF Sister Eliza
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

In buying or selling Secondhand
Goods We recommend the /. X. L., 4S
East, Second South. ~ Goods wanted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27
ASSIGNEE STOCK SALE

Before you Hay. Examine tho nnc Htoee II
ltNNfttNE au1 NruNE~. uuCNIEs
ENIENsiON aad CENrFu ThiIi.19'
MAD LuuNGFs and nlf tinds Of HOUSE.
HOLD NUOus Bic, 80.
10 Do .oid regard COS OF 'Coft for Cash
on Easy Payments.
!. y. l.. SECOND HAND STORE.
q j. second sot 90 NJ. T.. s.. gorcnson. iron
Telephone M %.
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Get your Abstracts OF Titls at the
County Recorders once. They arc
msdedlrsolly from the original records
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-10-27

Dr. Burrows, Oculis', Aurist aud On.
ueian. spcolaclcs fitted. Commercial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
80 MORE FIREARMS FOR SICILY.
THEIR fNloRTATloN PROHIBITED FRENCH GOLD
Found OK DEAD RIOTERS PREMIER
CT:f~ITS CDt-it-E
.cap.,,q.t 1874 Eg ue roIed rrral

tcapr,ggf. Is.i EB ue TtIsd Irc&
Palermo Jan. IL \ decree has been posted in all
tie towns Of Sicily prohibiting IN" importation Of
firearms The p"op" are also forbidden TO have
firearms f. their go session
Sisn0r Giuseppe de FciIco-Giunriin. the Soclalls,
member vino represents TIE Second District Of
Catlult iu tho Chamber Of Deputies. AMI who Is
now under arrest here. VIII be tried ly an ordinary
court. Tho charge be- VIII Doe compelled To- answer
is that Of corsplring against tn Government
Tho police who s'lrrhcI the bodies ~ tn" rioters
who were killed In the conflicts with the authorities
found IN Tho pockets OF several ~ the dead men
French gold money This fact is held by the police
ard others 20 be- proof Of the assertion that the
agitation I'm sicily X due IN m"asur" 10 French
Socialists.
Rome. Jan. s-Wncn the Chamber Of Deputies
meets rn January 80. y H. probable that SignOr
crispi. Prime Minister ana Minister 81 the Interior.
VIII announce &, the iIous, ,hit the Unforeseen
Occurrences In sicily have prevented the carrying
ont Of III" budget programme. \ i'crss viii then
be taken for several wc"ks Wien tn" Chamber
ngain assemblies. Sguor Crispi will present
plot" scheme ~ reforms. which ID 1t does not favor
certain districts. tn" Deputies from those districts
viii ohstruct. The Prime Minister will. tn that
event. demand that pl"nipot"ntilry powers be- con
fefr'd on him for six months.
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whole. If they hope to find political salvation
and seats in the House Of Commons.

whole. If they hope to find political salvation
and seats in the House Of Commons.
Mr. Sarcents election as an Associate Of the
Royal Academy is the tardy official tribute -
abilities and achievements in art long since
recognized by the art world Of America, or
France and OF England itself. Ills American
birth may. or may not have stood in the way OF
his election. Ills French training certainly did:
and his individual originality did still more.
lie owes nothing to the Academy. His art edu-
cation was totally Independent Of It. His meth
DDS are those which the Academy detests HIS
pictures were i'll hung on the walls Of Burlng-
ton House, till the protests Of press and pubic
compelled the hanging committees TO do more
justice to this daring and unconventional artist
It is finally outside opinion. and not the genuine
convictions Of the forty insiders. which has Sc
cured Mr. Slrgent's election. lie is known. and
does not want II, but Il does something to lit
from the Academy the old and frequent and just
reproach Of hostility to all art and all artists
not after the stereOtyped Academy pattern.
G. W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
FRAGMENTS OF FOREIGN NEWS

london Jan; l3-The gold medal Of the ROYAL
HS,rohohi,i Socie'y has been awarded to Pro-
.'9r"r - w buihhdm. late of the Lick Observa-
mry' "a talllornii. but now Of Chicago. for his
cal work. '' ''''' '''''
81 Petersburg. Jan. 1.-THE Car has conferred
upon " d" 'iiers. Russian Foreign Minister the
decoration e OF me order Of ST. Andrew. the oldest
OF the RUSSIAN Imperial orders In hi accompany
me note. the Ear says: since vcu have had
charSe oi me Ministry of Foreign Affairs Won have
ttsnanee OF friendly relations with the other
Rome. jan. 3.-The Pope has appointed the Rev.
pr Monts1mefy ~ coadjutor To- bishop Monter.nt.
Of Los Angeles. cal
paris, jan l3-The Madrid correspondent of the
Temps says II Is feared in Spanish Government
circles mat sultan Mulcy Hassai viii refuse 10 give
spain me -'tDov" p"setas indemnity which General
tampoS has Icen Instructed to demand in view Of
the expense caused TO the War Irnartmont bv the
Rifar attacks Mella -
London Jan l3-lt Is reported at Iloyds that the
steamer Allonby has foundered In the Bay Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
4 RELrGfOTS UPRISING ~ PROSPECT.

ch!c1go. Jan. IA Tribune" dispatch from the
city OF Mexico says:
great religious uprising is threatened at
lnCh"rla and already SO worth OF property has
been destroyed IN Indian working on the
Hacienda de Lccheria found maguey leaf which
had been wormodtrn until IL contained a tracing
which - the Indian appeared 10 be reproduction OF
the Virgin of Gaudgoupe. Filled with a holy JOY he
Frustrated himself before the plant TO worship the
picture. then fastened 10 his master TO tell him
the great mark of favor bestowed upon him from
Heaven. The master. Scpor H. Pimental. came and
looked ut II contemptuously, remarking that any
worm could eat out as good picture as that. He
then snapped IL with his cane and left The Indian
was infIr1aied That night the hacienda and 1000
bates Of cotton We're burned. ana the incendiarsm
has been traced to the Indian The old Indians
aroused over the supposed indignity, and have all
assembled and are holding great feast. A pc
titiOn has been sent 10 the cathedral in this city
asking that prelate b. sent to examine the pct-
ure. but Ii is feared that before he arrive and
disabuSe the Indians OF their superstition serious
uprising Will occur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
SHE S.IID SHE WIS JUDGE BEICHS WIFE.
\ WOMAN WHO GOT a LOT OF CARPETS AND
rugs FROM ". & J. SLOANE ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


An attempt has been made by W. & J. Sloane.
the Broadway carpet firm, to get an attachment for
a woman who lately obtained from the firm some
rugs. carpets and furniture valued at sG97, without
paving for them. and Is said to have represented
herself t. be the wife OF Judge Miles Beach OF the
Court Of Common Pleas. The firms counsel made
application 10 Judge +. Henry DugrJ. In the Su-
pcrlJr Court. on Friday. but the attachment asked
for not granted. II IS set forth in the applica
ton that the woman callel at the store in Broad
way November .. AMI after introducing herself
the wifi Of Judge Beach said the Judge WAS
about % 20 10 housekeeping and wished 10 buy
some carpets and other articles She selected the
goods and ordered them sent 10 No 10 East Eighty
ninth-st. saying that Judge Beach would send
check in payment.
she went 10 the store again on November 10 and
ordered some more things sent TO the house. On
Nov .mh"r - "A bin was sent 10 Judge Beach. who
returned II. saying that the woman had right 10
use him as reference, and he considered her ut
terry irresponsible.
\ month ago the woman moved 10 the fathouse,
No. 2S West Forty-thlrl-st. Where she has been
known Mrs. Anna Beach Appleton, and has
claimed 10 be a sister Of Judge Beach The firms
agents made efforts to s"e her there. but failed.
Judge Beach. who y bachelor and lives at No.
rs PIrk-ave. has said that he did not know the
woman. Mrs. Appleton left her fiat yesterday morn
Ing. the janiiress said. and did not tell where she
was going or when she would return.
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9th Avenue, corner I'D Street.
MELLO BROTGHT no RECRUITS.
TIE SANTA CATARINA REBELS DE-
MORALIZED by THEIR DEFEAT
At ITAJAtiY.
PEGXOTo AND THE BRAZILIAN PRESIDENCY
RIMOR or a REBEL VICTORY DENIED
MI-TrvY on THE NrcTrERoy-Two
or THE MrTlNEERS KILLED
AND THE REST put
IL IRONS.
,copr;gl,. 1894: Byme ratrt Pr'ssD

tcopyr;gL' 1894 gne rAii't Pr''s>
Rio Janciro. Jan. 13.-The Minister Of For
cign Affairs made this statement to-day to the
correspondent Of the United Press:
The fertilization of Concezao Island was
merely an insurgent fent. The Government
batteries on Armacao Hill command the position
completely The vessels which started ont re-
Gently with the Aludaban under Admiral Melo
ana were t. bring back insurgcnt recruits re-
turned Yesterday without any troops. Admiral
da Gama's secretary says that they did not
take the troops aboard because their Diners
feared being ovcrtaken by the Government dyna-
mite cruiser Nictheroy. The truth is, however
that the Government victory In Itajahy has de-
mcralized the eanta Catarina insurgo nts.
1T is now admitted that Admiral Meo was
III on the Ropublica in Paranagua Bay. The re-
port that the insurgents had taken Curityba,
province Of Sac Paulo. has disproved. Rear
Admiral Benham. Of the "a states cruiser
san francisco. who saw tte Nctheroy while his
vessel was coallug at Pcrnambuco, praises the
operation of her dynamite gun 1900.
'Tsin .JaneirO has remained quiet to-day.
Paris Jan. I3-The Lisbon correspondent Of
the ''ramIs' tel graphs. "Tho latest mail adj
vices from Brain support the report that Prrsi-
dent peixDtos resignation is being discussed by
the Ministry. His successor would probably be
Prud"ntt de- Moraes."
London Jan. ia dispatch from Pernambuco
s9NS fuaf % mlltiuN mas dIlft. on iu' 'EDNflE-
mont dynamite cruiser Nicth"roy. The trouble
was ,lus"1 b. several OF the cr"w who had been
drinking heavily. Th' muinc"rs were over
powered but not until two II them hal zen
killed Thr rcat put in irons.
Thn British steamer COptic. from Wellington,
Nrw-X-alanl via Rio J'ueirO, arrived AZ
plymouth this morning. she reports that there
was much excitement while she was a. Rio
Janriro. from which pOr, 81" sailed on Christmas
Day. An officer from the British cruiser sirius.
commanded by Captain ". VI. Lang. senior
ut o.
Cupt!c - the safest anchorag" in tn" Bay.
Nevertheless shots flew about her in every di-
rrcflon. Several cannon balls Went through the
awnings stretched on The Sirius. which was
lying directly In The line of fire.
1t the office Of Charles Il: Flint & g.. ycs'er-
lay u was SAID that nothing was known about the
reported iroIhe aboard ihr NicjherDv. AZ Quahs
shipping office. whore the crew % The imprOVised
Inau-,f-wHr wer" cngngrl i was said that several
inaulrie- hia been made th"r' hy relatives Of he 4
sallnrs. bat ihnt news Other than .hat which has
APPEARED in tie papers had been received At both
Offices The report that t@O sailors had beer shot
for iIstl.y WAS Is r'iltcI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

- A RAILWAY STATION ANARCHISTS
ARRESTED ~ THE ARGENTINE
London. Jan. l3.-Great excitement has been
caused at lslington. northern suburb OF London.
by explosion OF what subsequently, proved to he
an Internal machine the railway station. The
machine had been placed among the goods await
Ing shipment. When the explosion occurred the
goods were set ON fire. The nlm"s extin-
gui'hcd howcyer. before much damage had been
done.
After the excitement had partly ahltol an in
vcstgation was made. when 1t was found that the
machine had consisted Of several glass tubes which
had been flied with a liquid. Some of the liqun
remained III ON" or two Of the tubes which had not
been entirely destroyed by the shock and IL was
sent to a government chemist for anllyals
\ dlSpmtch from Bu"nDs Ayrcs. dated yesterday
saws that sX Anarchists hav- been arrested In the
cliy 90 rosario. In the Arg milne Republic
iafls Jan. 3-Thc Government has warned the
tohacconists. all of whom are appointed by the
S'dt' INA thcy must not sell Anarchist papers
Nearly all the small dealers combine the selling OF
newspapers with their tobacco business
frfis"i'. Jan. l3-Thc students at the university
mere nave sent IA complimentary address 10 Elise
h"'luS IN" teosrapher. who was compromised hy
papers seized during ;hr recent Anarchist raids
~ faris Despite III" opposition OF the University
'ounch III" students request NJ R@clus 10 continue
ms lectures before them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
LOUIS KossUTIrs MANY INFIRAnTIEs.

Milan. Jan. 13-I.ouis Kossuth the Hungarian
patriot. who reported to be dying few days
ago. and who was later said 10 be in good health.
has been attacked with influenza ana II was ru-
morei this morning that his condition was ex-
tromely critical. lie H. under tn charge Of Or.
Bonino homeopathic physician. who thinks
he VIII recover from his present attack OF course,
kossuths exircme age + agains; HIN. particularly
IN Such a debilitaiing disease as infuehzi; ana IN
addiuon ne suffers from catarrn prohri.lai, pui-
monary and lntes tnal troubles. H. IS always con-
hned to his bed He Is sufferer from asthma, and
oiten mas surocatng attacks. one ot me etects OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

FLOATING AND REPAIRING THE SENECA
Havana, Jan. l3-The Ncw-York and Cuba Mail
steamship Company's steamer Seneca. which re-
'urH'u 10 TINS port on tire on December q. and
nhlc" was scutied IN the bay here was noated to-
uay. me work or Cleaning her engines was begun
40 "oH as shc ~aS clear Of water she is pparenly
not damaged 10 any great extent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

NINE TUsSAUD WANTS MONSON'S EFFIGY-
LONDON Jan 13.-Alfred John Monson. the princi-
pal in the Ardlemont mystery, to-day made an
application to the High court Of Justice for
restraining order against Madame Tussaud e. Sons,
Limited the proprietOrs Of the wel-known wax
works exhibition here The company proposed to ex-
hibit an efigy of Monson, VINO objects TO obtaining
any further notoriety through the death OF Lieu
tenant fiambrough. The hearing was adjourned
Monson was - have delivered the first OF his
proposed series Of lectures in the Princes Han
today. Though a considerable crowd awaited his
coming ne did not appear, and those VINO had
gathered - listen the lecture went away dlsap-
point 3D. II was learned subsequently that Mon
sons solicitor had advised MIN not to deliver the
lecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
no TRACE OF YOI

no TRACE OF YOUNG WEBSTER FOUND
Paris Jan lS.The representative OF the United
Press to-day visited the Mother Superior OF the
Convent Of La Dame de Ia Providence at Colon-
bes. suburb of Paris TO learn If any new facts
had developed In the of Edward Webster the
young American student whose family live in
New-YorI and who mysterlousiy disappeared on
New Years Eye Wobs,er's foster-slsier, Flora
AthertOn. and his cousin. Carrie BOOthby attend
the convent school at Colonies. They both
deeply affected by the disappearance Of Young
Webster. FOR which they cannot account 1t IL the
IMPRESSION at the convent that the young man
kidnapped By some persons who holding him
for ransom. At the banking house OF Munroe a.
Co.. who. II was said. had been authorized offer
reward for the discovery OF the young man. It
was learned this afternoon that neither the money
said 10 have been offered reward nor instruc-
tons in the had reached the firm. Tho Mum
roes II was added, were personally inclined 10
favor the Theory that Webster was DESTROYS OF
seeing Partisan lie from "A viewpoint other than
that afforded him by his attendance at a religious
school
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
DUCHESS To EDUCATE VAILLANT'S
DAUGHTER.

Paris Jan. 13.-rhc Duchess d'i2es. who became
celebrated as General Bouangers friend has offered
% educate the laughter OF Auguste Valiant the An
arcnlst who has been condemned to death for hav-
ing thrown the bomb In the French Chamber OF
Deputies.
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NJ. CLEMENCEAU AND THE FRENCH NAVY.

IT. TT.EMENVEAT ANJ HE FNF1NOFi NV T.
Paris Jan. l3.-M. Clemenceau, Editor OF La
Justice" resumed to-day his charges of maladmin-
istrafon against the Navy Department He de-
clarel that the regulation three months supply OF
food lid not exist at Toulon, the great French
naval depot In March. 1893 When the stock which
had been reserved for use in the event Of the mo-
billzation OF the forces was exhausted in May,
1892. Admiral Rieuner. then the Minister Of Marine,
ort' red that fun supply of provisions be always
maintained. This order not Obeyed and II was
necessary for 1t 10 be repeated six months later.
Thirteen thousand kiiOgrammes of oil ought to have
been reserved i'm the arsenal in March. 1893 but at
that tim" l2.r1 kilOgrammes We're wanting
NJ. Clemrncodu ended by declaring that twenty
after the battle Of Sedan France was in
the position the eve OF the declaration
OF war against Prussia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

FRENCH VIEW OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
Paris. Jan H.-The Iiavas News Agency says that
the French firms who exhibited at Chicago will
lodge claims for damages done 20 their goods in
the recent fire. TIL "Alntin" begins abusive
artc.. with the words: "Wnat raScals these Yam
kr~s arc'' The writer says that. although taken
individually. the Americans more less honest,
tnry are. regarded people, INSCRIPTIONS fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

NIGHT"
London. Jan. l3-"rweifth Night now running
at Augustn Days Theatre in this city, is the great
est success yet scored by the American manager IN
London Il Is announced that bookings Of seats have
been made up to March.
AIR. Days production Of "Twelfth Night mas
made n profound sensation. Miss Rehans enchaan,5
Viola Is her greatest triumph after Rosaiinu
The Sa turClay Review calls Mr.. Days production
a dream of delight. The Athenaeum' says notninB
I'm which Miss Rehan has been seen conveys hightr
sense of her powers. ana calls the entire perform
ance bewitching The house was packed every
where ~ the matinee to-day and tonight Mr.:
DAYS company is much TAXED of in the clubs ana
IL receptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
SO. 1.25, 1.49 and

1000 YARDS OF NOVELTIES IN CHANGE.
ABI.E BENtiALINEs WHICH COST 81 %
1900 YARDS HIGHEST GRADE JAPANESE
WASH SILK. WARRANTED FAST COL
OItS ~ ~
BEST QUALITY BLACK BROCADED INDIA
SILK. CHOICE DESIGNS, EEGU LAR
PRICE .W........-.-........ 49,.
3OINCH DOUBLE WARP INDIA SILK. ALL
COLoRs, FOR STREET AID EVENING
WEAR, REALNVALUE 'jc----- ---...--.---..
25.INCH BLACK INDIA DOUBLE WAi'r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Silks.

5000 YARDS OF HIGUCLASs NOVELTIES
IN ALL SILK RICH BLACK ROYAL
AEMURE AND Gl,OS GRAIN. WITH
CHOICE VARIETY OF COLORED SATIN
STRIPES AND NEAT COI.ORED BRO
CADED DESIGNS, ALL MANUFACTURED
FOR THE EARLY SPRING TRADE AND
GENERALLY SOLD AT sl.2j PER YD.
OUR PRICE FOR THE ENTIRE LOT.....
ONE COMBINATION LOT or BLACK MIR
ROH MORE AND BLACK SATIN d.
ClESSt. at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
THE POPE SLIGHTLY ILL

rome Jan 13-The Pope has a slight cold. II
IL able however. to give audiences as usual
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

MIR GLADSTONE STARTS FOR BIARRITZ.
LONDON. Jan l3-Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone left
their Downng-st. residence this morning for Bar-
ritz France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Opening of
Wash Fabrics.

A LARGE SECTION IN OUR NEW BUILDING
DEVOTED TO TIL. EXCLUSIVE SALE OF FINEST
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC COTTON DRESS FABRICS.
PRICES RANGE fROM......-...........-.......
OF to Al per yd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
EmbrOiderieS.
27.INcH WIDE FLOUNCINGS FOR CHILDRENS

DRESSES.
IRISH POINT .53. SO, ga, n to $50
uIMSTITCHED NAINSOoK.
SO, 81, SO, II to 81
sCALTOPED NAINsOOK
.29, "a, 40, SO to SO
HEMsTITCHED SWISS,
80, AZ, SO, ga to SO
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BLUE, NAVY AND RED
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Broken Down by Grip
How Perfect Health Was Regained

IL will Say FOR Hoods Sarsapara believe be the
best medicine In the world ! had a case Of the grin
which left my system I'm bad shape tried every
thing l could find and got relief until bought a
Ln, lie Of un.l.s Slrsanarlla. The first t. T.