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The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10
nm. o, Tho. strange Happenings.

A good one is being told on a Chica-
go man. A few days ago. the story
goes, he received a photograph from his
girl In another town. The girl had
wrapped the picture in a piece OF news
paper on which was printed the ad Of
a stove firm. A portion Of the paper
adhered ia the picture and the young
man was very much surprised to see
staring at him on the face. In bold.
large type, the words. "See the name
on the leg"
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10
whore It Came In.

'Pluejowls-Yes. l am very fond Of
the variety stage and think I'll stick
to It,. Footlights-Yet you are hardly
n VARIETY actor. The sketch you put
on lis Quite "legit." Bluejowls quite
40, but I get my salary regularly and
fthaws where the variety comes in.-
Town Topics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10
WHERE WOULD you BEOIN?,

Forty-two persons who had resided
for three months or more in college
settlements. thus coming into contact
with the very poor, were recently
asked: what reforms or changes have
you come to feel are most urgent and
most practicable, and where would YOU
bcgin" In the Publications Of the
Church Social Union the replies are
summarized as follows:
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10

First and universal comes improved
housing of the poor; in quick success
sion follow the organization of labor,
tho eight-hour movement, Fairgrounds
and parks, improved schools and school
laws, municipal reform, persuasion of
the poor to have smaller families, trade
schools. public baths, the introduction
OF poetry into the lives Of the poor,
income tax. coffee houses. cooking and
sewing obligatory In public schools, re-
generation of the upper classes, con-
SINNERS leagues, the incubation Of
thrift, free silver, municipalization of
railways and lighting, temperance re-
form, sweat-shop regulations and d.
rect religious work.
Some OF the Suggestions are rather
general, and some are a .trlAe absurd;
yet the list has its uses 1t proves, for
instance that. intelligent and sincere
people may honestly differ -concernlng
the solution OF the problem'6 poverty.
and the disagreement only. ,brihgs out
the .truth. that there is Q diversity, ef
Heads, as well as diversity OF gifts,''
and that any and every possession.-or
accomplishment may be so used as to
brighten the lives OF the unfortunates.
Quite as important as the question,
Where w~ould.y0u begins' Is anothe,
lrquiry which conscience must force
every thoughtful citizen: "Will
ycu begin somewhere
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10

For more than thirty years the faes
which our ships and men-of-war have
Haunted all over the world have been
made in one suite OF rooms at the
Brooklyn navy yard. :
-,
It Ia the boast Of the department thai
the workers turn out flags better male
than those obtainable in any other po--
ton OF the globe. Not only are AMER
lean flags made but flags of all nations.
for each warship is required to be at-
ted out with a flag Of every nation
which sends ships upon the sea. James
Crimmins, the foreman, knows more
about flags than any one else in the
world. He weighs the bunting. tests
the colors, measures the stripes, cuts
the cloth, carves out the stars and in
srects the sewing.
The department reserved for the
measurement of the flags resembles a
| gigantic tennis court, only In place OF
white lines the floor is inlaid with
strips and plates Of brass. The meas
urements OF the flags must be perfect.
The floor is so good and so large that
the semi-monthly balls OF the officers
stationed at the Brooklyn yards are
held In the room.
Some OF the women who sew the
flags together have worked Cor fifteen
years. Machinery and electricity have
done away with the necessity Of sew
ing the flags by hand, but the women
who sew on stars are expert needle
women. A certain number Of stitches
Is allowed to one inch and only care
full hands can do the work. Cutting
out the white stars is interesting to
watch. The foreman folds the cloth
twenty times. places a metal star on
the pile and marks the pattern. Then
with chisel and mallet he cuts out q
whole shower Of stars At once.
The flags used by t. navy have 70
endure frost and snow, rain storms and
blazing suns, and therefore great care
II exercised in the choice Of goods and
coloring and many testing devices are
used before choice is made OF cloth.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10
Quite Proper.

How is this, Rosa; you are still il
mourning, and yet you mean 10 go {,
the masked ball?" What does |
matter? am going as queen of tn,
night, all In black."-Kolner Tage
blatt.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10
A. Poor Rule.

"ReNember, my son, that early to
bed and .early to rise makes q man
healthy and, wealthy and WISE" sis
tina, the treason the farmers are the
richest class Of people In the nationa"
Indianapolis Journal.
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10
AN ASTRAL ROMANCE.

HEY were, | think,
the happiest couple
IL was ever my
good fortune to
IN g Margaret
and Paul Fischer.
h c $ o
completely absorb
ed In each other
that they seldom
the trouble to
l-. n,nuaintpt
The Red Cloud chief., 1897-09-10
FLAGS FOR UNCLE SAM.

For more than thirty years the hass
which our ships and men-of-war have
Haunted all over the world have been
made In one suite Of rooms at the
Brooklyn navy yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
i skillful navigator
knows that his chart.
compass and sextant
will guide him with

Discovery" for the cure Of consumption.
He realized that consumption is constitutional
malady deep-scated in the blood lie sought and
found this marvellous constitutional remedy which
rcnovacs and cnrichcs the vital current with nuii-
tious life giving elements; healing wasted tissues
restoring digestive and assmilative power and build
ing up healthy flesh and genuine enduring vigor.
III all those debitaing diseases which caused
BY imperfect nutrition this extraordinary Dscov.
cry is the most perfect Alternative remedy and
strength builder known 10 medical science. II is not
a mere temporary stimulant like various malt Eek.
tracts" It's good effects permanent.
Thousands have told the story of its wonderful
merits in letters TO Dr. Pierce.
When cos,veness is among the prevailing syinp-
toms Dr. Pcrccs Pleasant Pellets should be used IN
conjunction with the " Discovery"
DR.. Pierce ! Of your most grateful patients -
writes Mrs Annie Norman. of Equinunk WAYNE Co Ia
II have taken Golden Medical Discovery also Favore
Prescription and Pellets with wonderful results. am
many OF my friends tell like the dead brought life
The doctors said had consumption and death Only n
matter OF time That six years ago concluded to Try
your medicine. ! continued until had taken nine oes
OF Discovery and several bottles OF Pellets got well
and have done great deal Of hard work since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
KING OSCARS SILVER JIBILEE.

THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATED WITH GREAT
ENTHUSIASM IN STOCKHOLM
Stockholm. Sept B-This being the twenty-ffth
anniversary OF the accession OF King Oscar II to
the throne tho city is brilliantly decorated. and
the streets are crowded with sightseers
The royal family and pr!nccIy personagcs the
foreign ENJOYS and others were present at Il Re
Deum which chantcd at II o'clock In the chapel
attached 10 the castle. Bishop A. c. l.. Bill ng the
Court chaplain. reviewed tho Kings life work
and implored the Divine blessing His Majesty
the country and on the people. During the
singing OF the hymn an artillery salute was fred.
At the close OF the religious ceremony tho King
received populations from many parts OF Sweden
and NORWAY. One of these Populations presented
10 him ?2D0 crowns. which had beer raised among
the people Tn" King has decided TO devote this
money TO combating tuberculdr diseases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
FOREIGNERS ~ RELGItU EXCITED.

THE covERHMENT INTENDS TO COMPEL THEN 70
SERVE ~ THE CIVIC GUARD.
Brussels Sept I3-The new law compelling for
ngners 10 serve IN the civic Guard 81 causing
:i;crnent here and n all the places Inhabited By
foreigners A mass-meetng Of Americans between
me ages Of twentyone and forty years Will be held
n this city on Monday 10 decide on the action
which they will tskc I'm the matter. This will be
followed By a meeting ~ tho British subjects for
he same purpose
In spite Of the treaty between the United States
and Belgium. providing that neither country shall
.sl on the citizens Of the other for any military
service. the Belgian Government purposes to up
cold the theory that service IN tho Civic Guard Is
aot military service. But according 10 the
Aw the Civic Guard becomes direct auxiliary %
the Belgian Army IN case % war. and in time Of
oeriI IL may be called on 90 do garrison duty.
Antwerp. Sept. N-The "Matin." referring 10 the
stand taken by King Loopold's Government IN taxi
nR step. 10 enroll foreigners In the Civic Guard.
,ays: THE Government Is preparing Seres OF
a.p!omatic incidents. from which the national Dig
ally viii issue IN a much humbled condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN'S
SuIIS. SKIRTS. CLOAKS, &c.

This Department has been enlarged ana II ~" VI" ''
ond floor Thirteenth street side.
SPECTAI.-TAIIoR MADE COAT, - liz
chayiof serve entire suit lined with chang'aDle
SILK tafata with duet rufie " SILK IN sNlft "Lcsii
cut thoroughly well made co'or' n''S 1916
black ................ 80 ''''''
DRESS SKIRTS. heavy quality plain ana brocane' , .
generous width, well mad"....'.'' .''.'''''''.' W.
ClIIfDREN's oneplece DRESSES. made up IN
pretty paids and mixtures, with contaeuns .
shades material and BRAID sizes 10 ~ Yehrs' ''
LADIES JACKETS black boucle cloth. ny 'front.' 4,
storm collar satin lined 70
LADIES' CAPES. black K"reey CLOTH - IN. lons
double hoN plated back. iul sweep applique anu % >
button trimmed -''
LADIES VjR COLLARETTES. asrakhan YOKE
ann eIccII.c t'hI I''I''. "I'-"" '"9' -. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
RlD REcORD OF DIVES tANiLLlN1.

city Of Mexico Sept. ls.-Schcr Arrayo. who Va.
lyncbcd yesterday. Eai been u prison several
tines. on ono occasion ior shooting = man. IFS
acGunlntanccs ~" be wac s1mcv hat crazy and
inclined 10 acts Of violence, He drove his father
to despair and death hy lis con !uct having org"l
lis fathers name. lie was tnirty-two years old.
the son Of tailor but received liberal education
and became fjt a time a military cadet. and then
took No itH.
President Diaz IN . sir,th. dopiored tho Jnching
Of Arrayo and declared II there was any fault In
tho vigilance on IN" part OF the police n should
be Investigated and the consequence fan on the
hcnns OF Tho culphhIe ncrsOns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
SPORTING GOODS.
In Annex.

WEBSTER WIEEIS-No better Bicycle Il made ana
with the exception cN,ravagancrs In hnSh II IL I'M
possible to put a dollars worth more OF quality or value
In a mount. We challenge comparison
,,rx.s All, vourx.s Wehs,ers 'o7 moeei...... "0.00
THE sTRAUs SPECIAL. BICYCLE.
Man.. % and % inch .................I 0.OS
vono,. Observation-Disclosures. lbs
JUVENILE BICYCLE. boys and girls - and ~
inch wheels. fitted with Palmer or Morgan -.
Wright tires: have only ~ ~ these at.'' it.'o
FOOTBALLS. pig skin lined. fun size. No 3..... 40
FOOTBALL, PANTS padded. made ~ string can ..
FOOTBALL JACKETS Observation-Disclosures. 40
GOLF STICKS tSpadlng's). all shapes. full guar -
COLE RAILS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
BICYCLE LAMPS Columbia all brass. for heavy
oil 80"
CENTRAL LAMP all brass nickel for heavy oil. 10
spARKI.ER LAMP all brass nickel for heavy oil. "a
Rock iIyrleric BICYCLE sADDLE.............. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
CENTRAL NERITiN TNION.

MEMBERS OF THE DIET or THE GREATER RE-
PUBLIC ENTERTAINED At NICARAGUA
Managua. NicafaCua. Sept iS-The Minister Of
the Interior. Senior Caderon. and the Congressional
Committee appointed for that purpose met the Diet
OF the Greater Republic OF Central America at
Corlnto to-day. and the members OF the Diet later
were met by President Zeaya and his Cabinet, the
United States Minister Lewis Baker the secretary
M the United States Legation. John Baker and
many distinguished citizens OF Nicaragua. at Mo-
,notombo ana escorted across tho lake to Managua
The visitors passed through the decorated streets
10 he National Palace and to Lupone's Hotel
President Xelaya gave II banquet OF one hundred
covers. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
DRESS GOODS.

II will pay you to visit this section We ~"
fov, n, the many bargains We are Offering -.
ALL WOOL. TRICOT. SO in vide the '''' s"'
All wool FRENCH COATING SERGE IN navy 49," -,
black only; good value at Toe
rrCrIsJ cJItvIOTS 80 in. wide all coiors anu AZ
FRENCH PoPILNs. all WOOL fun line Oh 'o'. ~
and black .................. '''''' ''''''
EpOADCLOTII fine imported. 20 In. WOE. 90 ua,,
nIe,a assortment u shades medium WeItn' 80
desirable for entire costumes; price LOT '''' 81
Identical goods sIsewnere sl"o. ''''' :. ,,-.
styles usually sold elsewhere Al Ni'-' anu F' :pS
priC.
Fine imported TwEEDs and COVERT Ci''in La
tailor costumes .........'.''' .''''''' 80
FRENCH EPINGLE DAMASSE. IN hu"'" 'a... Ids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
rhe Diet Will rc.de one year In NIcaragua.,
EARTHQUAKES ~ AsTATIC RUSSIA

81, Petersburg. sept. ia dispatch from fash
kend Asiatic Russia. ninety miles northwest OF
KhokAn announces that an earthquake shock there
n, z O. o'clock last night caused panic among the
Inhabitants
An earthquake shock was felt at o'clock yester-
dav evening at Samarcand. capital OF the province
Of Zerafsham one hundred and thirty miles east OF
Bokhara.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
PICTURES.

Third floor. Sixth ". side.
In order 10 make this Department better known
customers e. the following SPECIAL. BARGAINS
PROOF ETCUIN';S In handsome 2-inch Floren-
tine gilt frames with FURNISHED gold corners
2is3O outside; sold elsewhere S225: our
PROOF ETCHINGS. In 2is-nch Florentne gilt
with FURNISHED gold corners. 2Jx3J outside: sold
elsewhere AZ SiOO; price. ................ ..U1
You save in the proportion on all Pictures
bought here.
Arstic EEAMING and EEGlL.nING 4 sn.clal,y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
KILLED HIMSELF on uOCyT VESUrIrS.

London. Sept. ga dispatch 10 THE Daily
News" from Rome degcribes The romantic suicide OF
4 young foreigner. believed 10 be a German. i, APP
oears that he assembled Mount yesuvins while II
rs "a eruntlon lay down near the edge Of The
.rster and then shot himself, apparently with the
nsa that the lava fow would cover his body.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
GROCERIES,.

VIENNA COFFEE.
blend Java and high grade Cofree)
Cranulated roasted per
In the bean. pound I'D
suLTANA COFFEE.
Roasted. in per
the bean, round ~
TEA
(MAYFfOWER CHOP
Exceptionally fine quality for the price which II Is
sod)
Quality usually sold at 40 cents.
Ooong, per
Mixed Green and DaciD, pound ....., IN
two pound packages on.yJ
Huyler's Cocoa. one-halr pound II
Lea & Perrins Sauce half p!ns per bottle. ~
Laundry Gloss Starch. 10 package. per package. IL.
Early June Peas dlrst quality. per can....... OF
Tomatoes tsod packed. per can. ............... ,OS
PICKLES.
CROSSE & BI.ACKWEILs
Chow Chow,
Cherkins, Pint bottles.
Mixed. 80"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
wxHlp TO YRS. /. y. WHITE.

TIE AMERICAN AMBASSADORS WIFE RrN OVER
WHILE WHEELING IL Dresden.
Berlin. Sept. lS-Audrow u. waite. the lnitcI
States Auta-s4Ior. aud MIR White have been
Wishing f:!cnds in Df'ad during tho W'ch MI
White while riding a bicyr," IN the park. was rpt
over and injured by man. who grossly inTult'd
her and then escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
CURRENT TOP"S ~ GERHANl.

Berlin September lS.
PRINCE HENRY IN FAVOR AGAIN.-M the
launching OF the now German ironclad Kaiser
Wilhelm der Zwci,c at Wilhclrshavcn last Tues
dty Prince Henry OF Prussia emphasized IN MS
conversation with tho naval officers present that
all r,isundorstan dings between Emperor Wilhelm
ard himself have boen arranged The KAISER VIII
hc'm der Zweite Is the first really large German
lronclad She is equipped with quick firing guns
her main armament consisting 81 eighteen hfteen-
cenilmetrc guns. with score Of guns OF sma"eF
ca'lbrc and q number Of machine guns. The
nf,ccn-centimctrc guns are described as having
marvellous penetrating power Inc W IShIp VIII
10" completed iu 1850 at cost Of 3l.ooVp marks.
\" ArTOCRACY N GERMANY Grand
puchy Of Mccklcnhurg is tho only German Stat"
without a constitution. Its Government * stIll
wholly autocratlc. or fcudaL Duk" John Albrecht.
however. Is Inclined TO grant n constitution. and
lp order 20 strengthen HE hands against th" OBJ
.trcpcrous and roactlonary nohos the Rcchstag
during rs coming session viii take MP the subject
again ana urge 20 Parliamentary form Of govern
mont
SIX YEARS FOR TREASON. At Cassel a
;thorer named johannes Muster has been con-
y.ctcd - ut,oring Ave different so-cailcd treason
abe remarks. Although they were Al spoken years
ago Muster -cnt"nc"d TO s.N years .mprison
meui.
To Use AMERICAN GHAPEvINEs.-
Hto.1 G.log.tcs 10 the Nlnicrltural Congress At
Fr'ihurg s" urea me adoption or a resolution ask
isg the Governments Of the various wine growing
German States 70 experiment on large scale and
In all sorts Of soil with American vines
NEW COURT SCANDAL-Pariicuars regard
ing tho Incarceration OF Prince Henry XVI OF
Rouss In an asylum FOR the insane In this city show
that the Prince secluded under tho name OF
Count Won Plaucn. Ills affairs have been placed
under Tho control OF court. owing TO alleged
scaudalous financial transactions connected with
hungarian estate bought 10y him At Pctrs.
which he gave as commission checks Tor 1900
forms which the banks refused to cash. the
Prime not being good for that amount. In order
avoid a scandal. q banking company offered to
furnish the amount due IN the belief that Emperor
William would repay H. one OF the Princes agents.
a man named Mack obtained letters from the
Prince which snid to compromise high person
ages Of Emperor Williams Court These letters. II
appears. have been sent abroad and Will probably
form the basis Of a Court scandal I'm the near
future.
COUNT Won GOTTEN TO STAY.-Llcutcnant
Count Won Goctzcn. tho German Military Attache at
Washington. has received years extension OF his
post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Queen seems to support tho proposition. In a lor-
letter TO the Duchess Of York congratulating her
upon the success Of her recent tour with her huS-
band in Ireland. Her Majesty asks II she would
like 10 spend Il part OF each year in Ireland. On
the other hand MIR Michael Davitt declares the
Irish do not want royalty IN ireland. and he as
serts that the Duke ana Duchess Of York mis;ook
Irish hospitality for loyalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
BARON TIIi NOT RECALLED.

To RETURN TO WASHINGTON wHEH HIS LEAVE
OF ABSENCE EMPIRES.
Rome Sept. lS.-An official statement has been
issued denying the report that Baron Fava. the
Italian Ambassador to the United States has been
recalled II IL further said that the Baron is only
absent from Washington regular leave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

FOUNTAIN At CLINEDEN.-Wam Waldorf
Aston is about TO erect huge Neapotan marble
fountain at Clivedcn his magnificent estate on the
Thames. formerly owned 10y the Duke OF West
Minister. Already a score Of blocks. each weigh
ing twelve tons. has arrived there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
EVERY THOUGHT

Word and Action Takes vitality From the
blood.
Every nerve. muscle. bone. organ and Tissue
eepends on the blood for It's quality and condi-
ton. Therefore pure blood is absolutely neces-
sary 20 right living and healthy bodies Hoods
sarssparfiia is the great blood purifier. IL is
the great cure for scrofuia. salt rheum, humors
sores. rheumatism. caiarrh. etc; the great nerg-
he. strength builder, appetizer. stomach tonic
ana regulator. II Is the best Fail Medicine and
protects the system from disease germs and
sudden changes In temperature. Get HOODS.
M~>A1a nil. Ill OE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
SILKS

At ATTRACTIVE PRICES
80, ,.., r,ct, eros GRAIN BHOcADE' also
mo collection ~ BROCADED SATiN'.''''''''''
81 inch all SILK fine BLACK DtCHhS9I,, 80.
r,cb yotpE VELOUR and SNAKE SKIN WS eaE.s
NJ ~ i'll, ana Jstk coors also pretty ch"rnr.
ihese elegant goods were recently sol} q! AEt+Y
ncr vara a,so a choice collection OF = 49,,
ThFFETAS all new. fresh goods; our SPe"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

CORNER IN WHISTLERS WORKS. II is un
dersood that Il syndicate has "corncred all o
Whstlers future work I'm this country, sccurins
exclusive contTol. and that q gallery "XcluSlNt!
Whstleran Will shortly be opened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
SILVER PLATED WARE.

4 lot OF QUADRUPLE PLATE at ONE HALF regaa
value. II Is worthy OF your attention
CHOCOLATE POTS. los BISCUIT JARS -. Id
CONDENSED MILK TEA AND COFFEE
JARS LAD POTS .....-...... 1V
SUGAR AND CREAM CAKE BASKETS. 1B
PITCHER 80
BERRY BOWLS. fancy Bohemian gass.......... %
CLARET PITCHERS. glass. with silver mount -.
1000 WHISK BROoMS handsome quadruple plate
handle, worth SloO .......................... %
CLARET PITCHERS SET. comprising Pitcher
d Glasses Tray and Spoon complete. .......... 1.9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
TRIMMED MILLINERY.

The show ~ autumn and winter millinery when we
Will begin tomorrow Will prove Of exceptional interest %
.ne many who have learned from us TINT style ana
ou,litv A., rot depend upon high price figures our I'M
pored French hats have been marked to correspond
with our other values and those who early enough
Will nnI an opportunity % buy about one-haH the
prices elsewhere.
Our Ct'RRIE ROUND HATS. ranging In price from
g. 20 70 s6os nre much superior the socaled English
Pound Hats sold elsewhere FOR double the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
"'' FORKS AND SPOONS.
CLOCKS AND BRONZES.

SWISS CARVED WOOD CUCKOO CLOCKS, ,
guaranteed movement. full size .....-.....: 49,.
loo CHINA CLOCKS ali full size. day move.
uent every styl, Of decorations pesft ana ,
Floral choice '''''''''''''
go PAIR BRONZE WARRIORS. q in. high
1000 NICKEL. ALARM CLOCKS. each............
CHINA BOUDOIR CLOCKS. Carlsbad china,
handsomely decorated. medium slze.......,..... i
CHINA BoUDOIR CLOCKS Moral decoration 3D.. .
We guarantee every clock bough, OF US perfect ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
FURNITURE.


CHIFFoNIERs. solid oak. with double serpen,ine
top and top drawers. 4o1
% cushions hSr o'.i. mans. WV" 200
100 HANDSOME ROCKERS. large. in oak or ma -
hos.ny nnish p'a"o po.'" VaH " $50
20 EXTENSION TABLES. CHARTERED oak. ........ 748
25 CHINA CLOSETS. Quartered oak. bent glass
30 HALL. STANDS. sold quarered oak. beyel pat ~
tern plate gass SoO
WHITE ENAMEIL.ED BEDS bras. head and foot
t. sise S''e spring ana mar mattress oes
with beautiful narque,srle s.oe
IL CHfpPENDALE SIDEBOARDS. solid mahogany
with beautiful ma-queerie 30G6
a VERY HANDSOME SUITE four pieces solid ma
hogany. inloid with marqueterle.:-
Dresser ............ o0U7 Chironler ........ o223
Toilet Table. 80 Cheva GlGss...... 3409
Another pattern
Dresser .52.23 Chironler .4776
Toilet Table. .......:si.U7 chevaI Glass 33A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
LINENS.

.rr,v D,N,sE 20 Observation-Disclosures. =!
nIFA,TIED DANAsK. 20 lnch.................' III
BLEAclEh On NAfk'NS. PER ...1......:. LOS
UFMMED uUCK TOWELS. 2ixie...........'.... .o'
Elnnr rrnhca AZ nrnnnrtlnnatey low prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

600 doz Ladies BLACK COTTON HOSE douo'e
sole ana high spllced heel. q
IA, doz faA,e. Fine Isle THREAD HOSE,
fancy stripe and ribbed. worth 3Oc,.'.....''''' -