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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-12

The several churches Of Lebanon
have appointed relief committee con-
sisting of the following persons; Mrs.
Coin, Mrs. Montague, Mrs, Turner,
Miss Matte Nixon, Miss Iena Burk-
hart, Emma livev &c Eriggs.
This ""' Wednesday
+, at the
sider cases
%w midst.
sany
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-12

| wish 10 state that l have taken
property situated on Bridge avenue.
Lebanon, Oregon, out of the hands of
an agent this 9th day of January, 1894,
Parties wishing to rent or buy will
please address me at Woodstock, Ore,
M. ID. MEsARvEY.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-12
Buy boolg and Shoes of Road, PeaoooF

Buy boots and shoes Of Read, Peaco
4 Co.
NJ, A. Miller carriesa complete
of paints and oils.
II, Baker is now agent for II
brated Douglas shoe,
Every customer at Borum
barber shop gets clean to
NJ, A, Miller's prices
goods will be in correspon
the times.
Pugh 4 Wallace will
ceries as cheap as anyc
Try them and see.
Preaching at \
every Sunday at
! r,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1894-01-12


was startling and original.
1t Is original, from the fact Il
net mentioned in any work OF
cal economy-we mean the tari
1t is to be regretted that NJ QUO
give expansion to your ideas, ii
of compressing your thoughts W
the limits of five columns Of IN
paper.
Hon. Sir, to use a poetical ex
sion, why should you awaste you fra.
GRANGE on the desert afr',? Yon
thoughts deserve wide publicity, an
to this end we would suggest thf4ty
enlighten the benighted through t
champion Of reform, the 0fegohiar
! Would it be asking too much sf
to formulate tariff bili for Con
man Wilson and those other
sighted statesmengkho at the pres
time are cudgelDhg tier brains fort
solution ofa pEoblem to which
alone hold the ksSls
Our club is unaniI nous in
that the foreigner plays the
is the cardinal teneh of6er
ton, and 50 we have ever taup,
we congratulate ourselves that wa
in harmony with the sSeatest ,,o,it;oas
economist of modern times
Our club, in common with ~ oo.t
statesman of this country. ~
deluded with the belief that the
cial question was in some n
way responsible for the st
the times; in other wordt
short sighted as to attri>,
ent money famine to thu
one-half Of our money
your published articles
cial question, under the
ing notes, have comp ss
that theory. We now &49
tariff is the oyershadowing, 52
question, and that it involv
'o' '' N'' Si'o'o u''''oi so'N'ih
t'ohs III sucil way a. leaWofa----y
an easy ana perfect solatlon OF the OF
tire range OF governmental problems.
We, therefore, pray YOU to publish
your seminal thoughts in more sub.
staptial and systematic way. Re as.
sured cir .thot tha sho.t wal cu,,h,
IN, ~ H. haa4 an :. a,...
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'n' iisn' " having out WITS "uop'eu
do q 'eAs oooh o'i loli'icai ecouoiiiy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Lexow Investigating Committee. Courthouse. 1870
a..
West Side Republican Club dinner. Hotel Males
tic. p. m.
NJ Dupuy. Of Chdrens Aid Society. before noon
day prayer-meeting. No. 1l3 Futon-st
ORGANIZATION OF Academy OF Anthropology, NO I"
West Forty -ffth-st. p. m
Woman's anti-Sunday barrooms meeting Metro
politan Hall. p m
The Rev j. A. Weston's lecture. Columbia Col
lege $50 p. m. ,,,.
Deaconcsses services, Nostrand Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church Brooklyn 745 p. m
CITY Club reception for municipal ofhcers-eiec''
clubhouse p. IN.
BROOKLYN Christmas Tree Society entertainment
Park Theatre. 2:30 p. m.
Montclair Dramatic Club theatricals, Montciair
Club Hail. ?.
Young Peoples Societies OF frespy''''"A
Churches Central Church. p. m
New-York Genealogical and Biographical society
No o West Forty-fourth-str p m
South African Kafir Choir concert broadway
Tabernacle, p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

The Terrace City Bowling Club. OF Yonkers. and
the I,enox Bowling Club. OF Mount Vernon. played
the first Of a series of three games Wednesday
night on the formers alleys in Riverdale-ave Inc
home club was victorious by score OF l5' TO lo-'
A bowling ball will become the property OF the
club winning two games in the series. IN
Wednesday evening the annual meeting OF kitchhs
Post No CO. c. A. r. was he'd at thelr nedu-
quarters in the Warburton Building Inc oHG i
chosen for the coming year are AUGUSTUS ni ,
mander: George r. Hendrickson, senior VICE
commander: Abram II. Tompkins, junior vice-com.
mander William II. Fisher, quartermaste r; Josepn
Andrews chaplain: Jerome ID: Barnes, surgeon
Edward Kinney. officer of the day: John n; KEN,
officer of the guard Comrade A. ii. Tompkhs ~, wdS
chosen delegate TO the State Encampment ana Inei
lis d. Swain the alternate. Comrades Neltch. I.SS
nolds Allen Smith and sherman were CHOSEN ueie
gates 10 the Westchester County G. a. X ASso,Gtaa
fion BY resolution OF the Board OF IoIIoe;,
passed at the meeting on Wednesday oeIs. ,io
George w Osborne selected TO act as Sap.d,,i'
at ali times in the absence OF captain Mans
Patrolman Peter MCGOWAN was promoted, 10 nc
acting roundsman. and 1t is understood that he
viii have charge OF the detectives VINO 40 hsh
duty The Second District Republican Assocla-
ZION of the Second Ward met on "Wednesday even,
ing enrolled nine members and received tnir zen
anDI,cations for membership. A resolution a. a.
ma ssed that all known Republicans be allowed 10
vote at the primaries be held next week. Wne', ne,
they were members OF the ASSOCIATION or no'; va
Wednesday evening next officers VIII he eec'eu an"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
NETWORK CITY.

At the Liberal Club, No. 20 East Flfteehth-s''
this evening, John +. Rems5ury VIII lecture on
some Facts About the Bible The pubic Is IN
yited.
The cornerstone Of the 9th Regiments ne" ar
n,orv in Fourteenth west Of Sixth-ave VIII DE
ia =, Monday next at $50 a. m, by Mayor Gill
rov President Barker OF the Tax Departments
Commissioner DAILY, OF the department Vi UNIV
Works and General Louis Fitzgerald OF the Ar
mory Board will be present Ihe regiment wiz
,.rsde under command of Colonel William Seward
The second club handicap OF the Fencers Clup'
No q West Twenty second-st. VIII be mel" TO-
orrou, evening at $50 O'Clock. Women will be ad-
mtted.
Tbs fourth annual fair OF the Willing Circle OF
Kings Daughters which began on wednesday
a,,.n,rr was continued yesterday, and VIII go on
,bis afternoon and evening at the foo'h" Va ~
Lincoln Union, No. 6 Abingdon square
Tho REORGANIZATION Of the Loyal club NO iSSo
$50 ,,a u,u take place on Monday evening at
,ha Rubv Assembly Rooms. Seventy-ninth-st. anu
Third-ave.
Tho Metropolitan Rowing Club Will give recep-
tim nm the evening of Friday, December o. a' '"e
clubhouse Lexington-ave. and the Harlem f"e''
Tho fourth annual entertainment and ball OF the
Neth-Israel Sisterhood will be given on ou"'.
avnn,rg at the Lexington Opera House. NO 10
East Fifty-eighth-st
Jobn Whistler, clad in rubber SUIT came "oa'
, down the East River yesterday morning ne
.,arted from Twenty thrd-st at ~ oc'ocN anu
landed at the Battery at u O'Clock.
uh
The Old Dominion steamer forKto"" ""o o.
ing down the Bay yesterday afternoon came IL
collision with the tug McDonousn Inc ''e WI"
apparently not much injured
There was canal-boat partially suo"e, eeu
ar,f,,pg down the Upper Bay yesterday Directly III
the track OF the Staten Island ferryboats' ine
ferryboat Mortified struck the dereiict al cooN
hut slowed down before she hit 1t, so tha' no n"'
age was caused
The Methodist Social Union OF New-io rH |''y
-, -, &c r.xt meeting this evening at O'Clock
an the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church at Sixteenth-st. Addresses VIII De "o
uvered by the Rev. Dr. A. Il. Kittr'dge' pastor o.
the Madison Avenue Reformed Church' anu oS ~
william H. Thompson. The theme OF the evening
,,,l he Glow 10 Make an Adult Bible Class a sue
cess"
The charges which were recently mace asa'"S
Stephen Duryea. a clerk In the third o'''S'oh ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Mayor Schercn started yesterday on bri"' TIP
to Tennessee to visi, his tanncries there. Before
ne went away he said that IT had practically beeh
decided to remove the Lincoln statue from the
Plaza to the interior OF Prospect Park IL VIII DE
placed the Flower Garden.
The Law Enforcement Society OF the CITY o.
Brooklyn and County OF Kings was incorporated
Yesterday to secure a more efficient enforcement
of the law The corporators are George +. Eihott
the Rev sylvester Malone. the Rev. John +. Car
SON William Richardson the Rev. \. G. DIXON
John Berry Colonel Alexander : Bacon Colonel
william c. Beecher. Samuel :. litter Freedom q.
Smith Isaac X Funk. Daniel G. Hartman the
pev G. r. Nash the Rev Cortland Myers the
Rev James O. Wilson. Henry l.. Pratt and Andrew
d. Baird.
The new Controller George ". Palmer. has de-
cjded 10 appoint John VI. Ward chief clerk OF ar
rears in his office. He will succeed Myersft Jones
Mr. Ward is a young lawyer. and made the speech
| nomlna ting Mr. Palmer in the Republican 'lty con
vention The salary Of the office Is 500 year
An extra allowance was asked for yesterday in
| the Supreme Court By Thomas f.. Pearsall, coun-
sci for the Long Island Water supply COMPANY IN
It's proceedings TO set aside the award OF @'""" 'or
its property by Supreme court co'i''"'sS''''
| A. &; Mcdonald in behalf OF the city. oppose1 inc
motion and SAID that the company spent It's labor
! in pursuing fictitious demand for E"'"" an"
was not entitled to the extra allowance He also
! said that under the special statute creating the
commission no allowance could be granted.
| Frederick Bricmer. sixteen years old. employer
| nv C. T. Heldt a butcher. OF No. gu Classon ave-
vag brutally beaten and Kicked by a swindi"r from
whom he refused take Confederate OH on
| Wednesday night. The man went I" the h"''h'I
shop and purchased some steak lie ordeIch u
sent to no e0S Dcan-st.. with change for ~ Din
! When the boy delivered II he was met IN the nan
| way by the man. who got the change from MIN ana
| handed him a bill The boy saw II was "A CONFER
| crate note and refused to accept H. "heh '"e
swindIer sought escape. the boy bravery stopper
his way and vas knocked down ana Kicked Inc
| man threw away the meat and made OF win the
| money The boy was severely injured internally.
| The motormen and conductors employed on inc
| various trolley lines will ask the companies TO al
vance their wages q cents day next year. In the
| agreements which they will submit to the com
| panies II Is regarded as doubtful whether the
| demand will be acceded to by the onIcers OF 'he
| companies in view Of the hard times. The Brook
| lyn Heights Company told the men last year 'ha'
| the advance would be granted when business I'M
| proved But the pay OF the other employees OF '"'
| company has recently been cut down
| A service for the recognition and consecrauon o.
deoconesses In the Methodist Episcopal Church VII
| he held this evening In the Nostrahd avenue
| Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

the Custom House. for misconduct. have been oiS
missed by Collector Kilbreth, and Mr. Duryea' VINO
was suspended pending an examination, mas pee"
renstated.
Some OF the friends of DR.. william l. 'enN''s
Health Officer of the Port OF New ork' nave ue
cided TO give dinner in his honor, and yesterday
committee OF them met at No. broadway an"
appointed H. II. Reilly chairman or the co''i'"''''o
TO make the necessary arrangements
The twenty-sixth annual meeting and dinner Oh
the Wesleyan University club VIII be heiu a' .',c
ST Denis Hotel Broadway and Elevehth-s''' 'iis
evening AT G o'clock The first hour will he devoted
TO the transaction OF business. All members are
requested TO inform the secretary OF their accept
ance of invitations.
The steamboat Saratoga. of the Troy Line ala
not arrive at her pier until O'Clock !es'e''"'
afternoon instead OF in the early morning. as -
usual The officers of the boat said that the i"E
was so thick that they tied UP TO the treasure
Island wharf and stayed there all night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
EAST ORANGE.

Rchard 3. Harrison. one OF the Oldest inhapi'an'S
80 ,,o Oranges died at his home in Harrison-st-'
Fast Orange yesterday afternoon. Mr.. HARRISON
had been failing in health for ABOUT year Snrn am, ON
des,h had not been unexpected: He was poin uh
uUamst q 1S6 ON the Old Harrison farm. thfougn
Which the stree, since been built wmch N oe ;h
his name His early education was obtained II, 'n
i1ncaI SCHOOLS which ne left TO learn the trade Hi
halter In 1924 he entered into partnersnip VIZ, ~,
William, Person, returned in Few years ~
farm life He was for some time an oversSsi VI S"e
roads and held various municipal Offices. ne Sss q
,nsmber of Brick Presbyterian Church In loSl ne
varied Miss Mary b. Porter. of Orange VINO dieu
a wear ago. Five children survive them nTse "a ga
Mrs Samuel Condit Mrs. Henry H. ward MIS-. En-
win Harrison, Joseph D. Harrison and James l.
Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
RUTHERFORD.

An unusual gathering OF citizens at Kuihe'loId'
called by Mayor Shafer. filed the CouncH C''a''"e'
90 .dio;ning rooms last night and adopted unani-
mouslv resolutions protesting against the appIca-
ton OF julius r. Brugger FOR ncense 10 open ia
iinior shop in Park-ave. Speeches were MADE Dy te
Rry DR. Buckley. c. l.. Parker. Mayor ShdIe'
Thomas Gardner and others: \ petition was slsnsN
nv ali present The Borough Council passed pro
testing resolution and the following were named a.
committee protest TO the court at haeKen, "a, N
TO-DAY: Councilnen Blake. Mileham ana Van Wih-
kle the Rev. William Day, Assessor Charles I'ar
ner Henry c. Bell, President IA. X Jackson, o.
The BOARD of Education. and Henry II. Copelahd;
Assemblyman Zabrisliie by resolution was ashei
10 Introduce an act IN the Legislature restoring
local option TO boroughs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
AFFAIRS. IN BROOhLl ".
VERDICT FOR MR.. CAKES

\ VERDICT fofl MN o->'>H"'
HIS WIFE FOUND GUILTY ON TWO 'hNh"h'
u,DGMENT TO RE GIVEN NEXT WEDNESDAY
Tho iurv which heard the evidence in regard to
the allegations Of adultery made ny FRANCES =.
Cakes the wealthy manufacturer OF chemica1S o'
S,einvav L. L. against his wife. Mrs. Lucia 6
Oskes who was released from private insane
ASYLUM last summer returned verdict Yesterday
erdinp Nrs Cakes guilty on both the charges In
one case the correspondent was Paul Rooney )r.' oi
Astoria, l.. l.. the crime occurring IN iNs' anu "
the other case the correspondent was Henry NJ
Uevn,arn a lawyer of New-York. who acted az
counsel for Mrs Cakes in the proceedings FOR her
release from the insane retreat. ana TN CRIME o0-
Cured in August last After her release "A suit was
begun on her behalf for limited divorce on 'he
ground OF cruel treatment by her husband lie 4.
once began a counter-suit for absolute divorce ana
q iurv trial was demanded the Allegations maze
in the complaint The trial lasted for SIX days anu
Z, WAS shown that much money had been eNpenned
hv Ny Cakes TO secure evidence against hiS WE
Iudco Rrown will deliver his judgment IN the case
On Wednesday As the case is in equity. he Is not
hound by the verdict OF the jury and may give juds-
men, for Mrs cakes. The jury agreed after -FOUR
hours of deliheratiOn on tho FIRST ballot the jury
was equally divided on the charge imp.caiing MI
Hevmann and after a protracted debate. agreement
WAS reached on the other charge the jury st'od
nine 10 three at first. and OF the minority hri
out for time on the GROUND 'hat ""O" "a NV w.
Gence had been purchased , 49,, ., ,,.,s
Mrs Oakes was not In court YESTERDAY ana u VS.
r.rorie1 that she lll at her hoiel IN Ne" ON
Assemblyman knceland. one ~ h'I egIise.' S t
that the facts IN her past history N'iop.' W..
she was on the witness stand turned the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
NEWARK.

Edmund Marks. who sued the Consoioa'eu l'ao-
ton Company. Newark, for $1,000 damages TOT IN
t,,r,es nv beinc thrown from street January
/ got a verdict for 5000 from jury yesterday.
William Goode. living al No. 81 Hawkins,st' was
struck and fatally injured yesterday morning by a
trolley car Of the Bowery line in south Marke Isl
His skull fractured He was taken 10 the nos
pital Patrick Burns, the motorman, was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
PATERSON

The Mozart Club. Of New-iork. appeared ias'
evening before a large and appreciative audience
sr, ~ Of this musical organization has been re-
ca,ved for the last years with great favor. Inns
wear the club has added 10 its member snip M,sS
Ioa de WE'LL who won the audience by her chai III
ing musical nonologues. Her dramatic power, to
aefher with her sympathetic contralto voice. tdIei
for her much applause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
NEW-JERSEY.
Jersey CITY.

The New-Jersey Court Of Pardons met at jersey
City Yesterday and refused to commute 'ne SEN
tence Of Theodore Lambert, who is 10 be hanged
at Camden on January for the murder OF
pia,n;n Warne Of Freehold and Edward Young
~ camden. ali convicted of minor Offences were
pardon.d and Albert Geyer, OF Ne"arh' was pa
cd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

FRIDAY, AS Usual, BARGAIN DA
with
Offerings Suitable to Season,
At Prices Suitable to the Day.
west yourtee street.

Fancy Flannelettc Dress Patterns-ful length =
Crepon and Pcrcales Dress Patterns =
Fancy Cambria Dress Patterns-best styles =, \
standard Calicoes-light and dark ),
Fancy Flarnelettcs-ligh colors-French styles -
Rarece tloths-fancy evening shades ~
Fancy crepons-all coiors "
Stuffed Cats. Pugs' brownies ana o'her novelties 8
Wool Broche and Diagonal Dress Patterns
Extra wide iridescen's ana p'asonais IL
ENfa h'c N"S"' W
rA'a NM ~ :, -, "a 80
Extra NM Anu'' d" ' ~
't"o" N"e'' " 20
All SIX crepes-faney shades =
Woven s"'pe va" , ,,'" w. sr,,
Pinhead ana p'a.N Nv
beheaihes anu r,s -. -,
nH''" 7''r t,.o,. c,,,s
IL. ,oroa ,rino. -
80, 80, n. cuLs q, ouali,v =.
i'icn DIAN -, s,, , .o lit, -
h'oh D''oN D'e ~ IL
f"'e ""'.e W." ', ="
'di"' iua'''' -. -, %. -
Fine all-Wool caforn'a-i-f ~
H'''e pu"s' -, ,,,o, ="
fnes' 'a',.or''i vi .''a-a -. u,,.,oo.. -.
'or .,"'''7' -. III NO., ~
r'"e ~ " " ,,,,. hos, c,rd.d co,,o, -,
rx,ra Size Down comfortables-oov'd
iii e,os, rrercb sa,een in fancy shades IN
,.,,uo,
Double Damask Dinner sets-in box On
- - ,, -, ran ,,ork and kno, firing. ~
NOME LINZ" "''' ''S . '"
Hemstltch Line" %" ~ 1T, ~
Finest Damask SETS ana var" o'D'"S
3 open work-knot frinse-"ere 10 10 - ~
,,,oua Inc. Bureau Sets n
1921 ,.on,r. t,ren scarfs-li, Yards "a
RANT! 'e"'' ~ 49, -, =, -, ="
-. ,ro.o,. Flour DO Lis border /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
MOENT VERNON.

Judges Cullen ard Pratt. of the supreme Cour.
having signed an order giving the city OF NOUN
Vernon permission TO bring action 70 SCI aslu
,ha water contract the Corporation Counsel VIII
eccordngly begin proceedings for that purpose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
LONG ISLAND.
THREE Prince.
BROADWAY warren.
GTDRFs 32i ST.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-Mayor SANFORD. cor
poration Counsel william Il. Stewart and several
prominent city officials of Long Island city. were
summoned before the Queens County Grand jury
Yesterday morning with view OF indcting TN"
,.mhers nj the Board OF Excise which In
office at the time ex-Mayor Gleason was deposei
by Mayor Sanford The specific charge aileSch
agaInst (Ieaso Excise Board was It's failure 10
turn over certain documents pertaining 10 excise
matters 10 It's successor. An effort is also being
made TO have Glcasons Board OF Education IN
dicted on similar charges
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

why, Jimmie my darling boy. you've got th.
medal for good behavior this week.! said me iona
mother, noting the little silver medal on her sons
vest 'Yessum." said Jimmie. Tommy t"os ,,i
won H. but | told him I'd knock the head oi' HIM
IL he didn't give It TO me."-(Harpcrs Bazar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
THE RESOLUTION DECLARED ILLEGAL


MAYOR Schieren has vetoed the resolution OF inc
Aldermen reouriur the surface railroad companies
70 adopt some approved form Of safety -ionIer ior
trolley cars by January J. and providing Tor
commission Of seven 10 approve the design 10 10
adon,od The reason the Mayor gives for MS
ac,tor is that the resolution delegates to a COM
mission the majority Of which Is not even com
posed Of members OF the board the power TO
designate II particular kind OF fender. "hich the
companies must under penalty OF law. Inc
Navor holds that this is not legal. ana All mat
can be done Is refer the matter TO coiniiliS-
sion TO report upon for action By the Aldermen
The Mayor also questions the right OF the Alder
men to prescribe penalty the iorieltui"
OF the license Of "A car. In his veto message inc
Mayor adds. 'Inasmuch as the objections stated
above Il well taken, show the resolution 10 be
illegal and void have not thought Il either h"ce@-
sarv or appropriate discuss on their merits We
matter OF the provision OF safety-fenders Tor th'
cars. / am now actively giving my attention u.
the whole subject OF the practical regulation Vi
the trolley cars for the public safety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14

5000 JoInted and Kid body Dolls -
IL and Is nch-curly movable eyes''''''''''' "
900 Dressed Dolls-fancy costumes
shoes and sockings-inovable es......'''''''''' "
1000 Imported Dols-Is and 20 inch
fully dressed-worth 30 and ~ -
800 Dressed Dols-2i inch-worh 3 20 80
"a inch Dolls-doublc jonted
Long hair-noyable eyes "
Patent Vnbrcakable Doils-IG inch
hair body-shocs and stockings "
Fine German Dolls-2j inch
long hair-closing eyes-d'uhle jointei "''
Life Size German Dolls-beautiful
hcads-combing hair-doube jonted 900
900 Plush Celulod and Wood Boxes
Glove Handkerchief, Collar, Gun,
Necke Work. and Jewel-llso
shaving Smoking Toilet. and Manicure
s,ts-new and perfect
celluoId and Plush Combination Sets lbs
Handsome Manicure and Toilet Sets 40
fine nttings-a'est designs '
Plush Cabinet Combination Cases
silver and Gold Mountnss 4''
Chldren's Work and Manicure Sets ~
Sterling silver Military Brushes aos
Sterling Silver Hair Brushes w.
Sterling silver Hat Brushes ""'
Sterling silver Dressing Combs W
silver plated Whisk Holders 90
Flllgr.c Silver Toilet Bottles -
Pearl and Gold opera Glasses "'>
Morocco Leather Opera Glasses ~
Rolled Gold Eye Glass Chains ''
Solid Gold Eye Glasses and spectacies "
Ste. Spectacles and Eye Glasses %
Ladies' Chatelaine Watches 80
Ladies Solid silver Watches -Sl
Solid Silver and Rolled Gold ". Chains ~
Solid Gold Heart Charms ~
Ladies' and Childrens solid Gold Rings VI
Solid Gold Rhinestone Earrings :"
Rolled Gold and Sterling Pins -
| Solid silver Hair Pins ~
| Real shell Hair Pins w
| Pearl and Gold Pens ~
| Pearl and Gold Pencils u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-14
Established 1915.
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broadway, Cor. 31st ~.
Third Ave- Cor 1881 ST..
New-York.
-Four Brooklyn stores

We wish You could see the neckwear
we placed on sale yesterday at % cents:
Regular $lOO goods.
We wish You could see the Little
Bows Cape Ovcrcoats which we have
reduced from SIS, SD and sl2 to $40,
IS and Sc.
We wish you could see the Gentle
mems Kerscy OvercoatS we are selling
at SD. S2S and $50.
The news of what we're doing at our
new storc-B'way, Cor. 3lst St.-to
win trade, doesn't travel fast enough.
We'd quadruple the business Tomorrow
if people only knew.
We're not getting impatient how
ever: We can afford To wait II you can.
B'way and 3lst st. store is open until T. NJ.
Saturday.
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