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New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
CORN ELL.

Ithaca ~ Y. Jan. 2.-Prcfessor n. j. Ryan mas
received for the puseum Of Sibley College speel-
men insulator section of cable and cross-arm usec
in the recently completed line from Niagara rams
TO Buffalo presented by Malcolm c. Rorty. vs.
In response to the call for varsity crew cah"i'
dates thirty men presented themselves ior prac-
ice on Monday. or these. six including captain
Soillman were members OF last years crew: ffee-
,crD. Savage. Briggs. Johnston and iuoian' Inc
new rowing machines have arrived II turns od'
that they are the gift OF Clarence r. NycKon ~.
The open NICE ing Of the Athletic Councii was Az
tended by about five hundred students X - Ire,
man gracN&t treasurer, presented hb.
Wi,icl showed tho. mucn more was coht,lplltu u;
thr SUDDEN bod to athletics in me carry oaEs u
Cornell than al present conmodore MoroocN All
n0unced that abou, s40) was still TO be raised On
Mr.. Courtneys salary. Nearly nan VI LIS Nv a.
raised at the meeting Professor Wheeler mace maoe
me announcement which was received VIII nucn
applause thai Mr.. Courtney had JUST slsneu a.,
asrcement 10 remain here for another ihFee years
from October next. .,..oa <or ,bn
Two Gne portraits have been completed Tor inc
sibey College gallery. those Of DR.. Francs heu,
leauX. o. Berlin. head OF the Geweroeschuie, "'
1'harlottenburg and Iiorato Allen. tho eieTeer.,
The Sage Dramatic tllb presented n ..heH
Story in the Botanical Lecture Room '"'"'"''
evening.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

SCOTS Emulsion Of Cod liver Oh
with Hypophosphites brings back the
ruddy glow OF life to pale cheeks
the lips become red, the ears lose
their Transparency, the step is quick
and elastic; work is no longer a bur
den, exercise is not followed by ex-
haustion; and it does this because 1t
furnishes the body with a needed
food and changes diseased action to
healthy. With a better circulation
and improved nutrition, the rest fol-
low.
For sale AZ 80 cent and 500 hy all druggists
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
SYRACUSE.

Syracuse. y. Y. Jan. 4-At the recent meeting
Of the Board OF Trustees Of the University a
proposition was presented TO raise the tuition in
the College Of Liberal Arts. That the matter might
be properly discussed 1t was referred to the Exec
utive Committee. Al present the tuition at syra-
cuse University Is much less than at any other in
stltution of like grade. Considering this fact' the
committee deemed It best that a small increase be
uadA 10 take effect next fall The tuition will
probably be increased to SIS per year. with slight
increase in incidentals. .
Thursday evening last the editors OF The Uni
versifv Forum entertained their friends at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs John Bates I'm Crouse-ave.
On the same evening the young women OF the
ter-house in honor OF their members from the
class of 90
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
SMITH.

Sor,hampton. Jan. 2t-No student IL ehsio'e 10
,na literary societies OF Smith College uh'' a''e
,he Christmas holidays OF her sophono'e
on this account the meeting OF 'he ~" srs' -,
p., Socis,v Saturday night. was the hrst AT
,.,,ch members ofshe class OF 80 were aom''eu
10 the roll OF the society. The FIVE sophomores
us-c. Ruth Shepard Phelps. Harriet Chaimers
Rliss Blanche Ames. Clarace Goldner Eason O au ,b
Marian Edwards Richards. Inc suoJe0' i'' ~
te-m's study is "lIumor. ,,so nioh, "a
The Philosophical Society met MonaaX hishr i mar 70
sieuar TO hear paper by Anna Hemps5fns mss,lns
T1.usnday night" The Biological Society," met on
Thursday. as usual. with papers on c Ie
coloring.' The Hatfield House nad oah'e III
the svmnasium on Wednesday night.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
COLGATE.

Hamilton. " Y. Jan. 9I.-Profesor 4. J. Du BoIs.
Pm D.. OF Yale lectured before the Theological Sem
mary on January 20 and 81. on Science and Re-
lglon" These are the third OF lectures OF a
series on this subject which Professor Du Bois IL
giving al Colgate In the Brooks course.
The speakers for the Clarke Oratorlcal Prize were
announced in chapel Friday morning. January 22
The chosen on account Of merit OF oraiions
submitted The men and subjects are: l.. j. Cald-
well THE Character OF Benedict Arnold': " l..
Co.eman Robert Burns. the Poet Of Hima nifty /:
H. d. Gray Robert Burns. the Poet OF Tluma nj; "" :
T. " Lyon. international Arbitration II. q. Sey-
mour. The Character OF Benedict Arnod": d. II
smith Robert Burns. the Poet OF Humanity" The
contest will he ne,d the evening Of February a.
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UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.

Rochester ~ Y. Jan. 24.-As YET nothing ne"
has transpired in the matter of selecting head Tor
the university President T. NJ. Moore, OF the
Poard OF Trustees. says: The Board has It's eye
omen and j. constantly the lookout for the rignt
man Their are so many colleges nowadays thar u
s djfTlc,t 10 get the right kind OF mea 10 pfesln.
over them all President Gates. or Amherst. ana
sx- Presiden, David JAYNE HE, will he guests OF
honor at the annual dinner or the alumni TO be gwen
AZ the Whist Clnb the evening or feprnhr! L.
Walter s. HubDe has been selected 10 act As 'oas'-
,,st.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
NORMAL COLLEGE.

The Board OF Education II, Its meeting on last
Wednesday appointed new Executive Commit go
for the college consisting Of Jacob w Mack chair
man; Daniel T.. McSweeny. William j Van Ars-
dale. Nathaniel a. Prentiss. John G. Agar T. l..
Anderson. john Greenough. Mr. Speyer Thomas
Hunter ard Charles Buckley Hubbell ex oficio
There Will be no literary exercises OF the Philo-
mathean Society at Its meeting next Friday. The
prize debaters Will he chosen. and other business
transacted.
The programme OF the Alpha Beta Gamma Soci-
ety. al Its next meeting. will consist OF debate on
IN" question: Should the Liberty Of the Press
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
RUTGERS.

New Brunswick. " j., Jan. 24-The college this
week suffered q loss in the death OF DR.. William
Rankin Duryee. professor OF ethics and evidences
OF Christianity DIR. Duryee member OF a
family which has been closely identified with the
college for over fifty years. Kirkpatr Chapel
has been draped In his memory. Irving s. Upson
registrar OF the college. elected secretary and
treasurer OF the State Board of Visitors the Ag-
ricuiural College at the annual meeting Of the
Board held at Trenton. Tuesday. The sopho-
more class has decided follow the time honored
custom and give cremation as part OF the com
mencement festivities. A committee for the pur-
pose was appointed this week!
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
CITY COLLEGE.

A new Executive Committee was sppo" ,o
the college last Wednesday, consisting OF ~" An
lowing members Robert Maclay cnar" >
guste y. Montant. Joseph J. Iittle. Aen A,,,..., u
Ketchum. Hugh Kelly. Henry W. Iat'. 49,. srd
IIurlbut. John r.. Erstls. Alexander . ..u,t OF
Charles Rukey IIubbell. ex ofncio A. "rSscutiye
this appointment. the chairman OF tne tnen,,tee on
Committee H. ALSO member OF the on silI visit
The new ste and OF the committee wi'vn ing the
Albany An relation TO the matter OF NJ ns' Ina sjts
clause limiting the amount TO be paid TOT WV
struck Of the bill. ,.. -.,Ii he held
The dinner Of the Alumni Association "a. Tw.hwsrd r.
at the LAWYERS club on January =. s..ssstee
Lafetra Is chairman Of the Dinner Comm,srciee OF
The college has received two transps. 49, al the
the moon presented by Ed~ ard > hosri2n insti.
Lick Observatory, through the sinnsnsr red from
tuition The transparencies were popsv
negatives in possession OF the observa'vl the lses
President Webb who has been SICK vrs sv on Trt
ten days. resumed his work fora few ho"''
day last
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
.lOHNS HOPKINS

Baltimore. Jan. A-The Johns Hopkins Univer-
sIty scholarships for this/year have been awarded
to c. Able. jr.. In geology: G. A. Drew. zoology:
X j. Grimm. Semitic languages: c. W. Green
physiology: j. G. Hardy. mathematics: G. T..
Knapp. English; c. T. Mendenha. physics; r. S.
Norris. chemistry: Philip Ogden: Romance Ian
economies and W. b. sanod. Latin. In Gaze a
vacancy occurs d. 9. Pindell will be appointed to
the department Of applied electricity.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

Don Manuel Fernando converted Spanish Ca
puchn monk. has been pursuing studies at the
seminary. having come here from Venezuela imme-
diatey after his conversion He sailed last Satur-
day to resume work among those whom he served
under the Roman Catholic Church. lie will go
under the protection OF this Government. and Will
occupy the house OF the Venezuelan Minister. Mr.
Fernando extremely popular among the stu
dents during his stay at the seminary.
T.. I.obenstnc. 'S has been appointed one OF the
three Eastern representatives OF the Inter Semi
nary Missionary Alliance.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
AMHERST.

Amherst Mass. Jan. 2i-Professor 3 Is Enei-
son I. making arrangements for his trip 10 81
Petersburg next summer. as delegate 10 ,he In
rernational Geological Congress 10 pe n'io
.r.,s, Ue with four other American stolo
Sis,s was appointed last summer 70 represen, 'ns
1mericau Association for the Advancement oi
Srisrce Professor Emerson will leave immediate-
i~ after commencement In June. lie VIII prop,ao,s
present 10 the congress report on ms t., WE &c
Government geologist fo' western
and Connecticut. -, ,-ou.ao torou
.hln viii hcgn a series OF lectures required pN
he ';.erms of the fellowship. this week They VII
he an the subjects OF psychology and metaphH :
sics They will be optional for the members o. me
senior class Interested In that line OF work More
than usual optional work is being done ms term
IN evening classes.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
WESLEYAN.

Middletown. Conn. JAM 2i-Professor Nicholson.
who recently removed from New Brunswick where
h has been under treatment for his nervous condi
ton 10 Clifton Springs Is much improved In health.
and is expected 10 return 10 college after mid
years though probab bly, he will take up no teach
ine or faculty duties this year
The chairman OF the Junior Prom" has selected
his committee as follows: r. l.. Montgomery. ".
w. Wyatt. X. IL. Whiting. T. B. Hawk and W. B
Pile~
The monthly literary evening OF the University
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BOWI)CI\.

Brunswick. Ne. Jan. 9i-The college treasurer
received this week check for s. 900 from Crosby
& No,es. editor OF ''The Washington Evening z
star TO establish a prize which shall annually
he awarded to the best student In political
economy and also scholarship for the aid Of
deserving students preference being given to those
who come from Minot. Me. the donors native
place The juniors have chosen the following class
officers: President. a r. White; vice-presidents.
Lawrence poet. T. l.. Marble: marshal II. r.
Ives: chaplain q. &. Howard: curator OF the ivy.
f. q; Wilson: secretary ana treasurer. r.. T.
Mnoit: chairman OF Committee OF Arrangements
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
FORDIfAAf

The Rev. Thomas j. Campbell x j. president
and the Rev. W. q. Read Mulan. =. j.. vice -presl-
dent. attended the ALUMNI banquet at the Hotel
Buckingham la 1t Wednesday evening.
The schedule for the annual mid-year examlna-
lions Is now ont The senior class will be exam
ired In philosoI hy and physics on Wednesday and
Thursday, January and g. The examinations
of tne Junior. sophomore and freshman ella are
TO begin on Saturday, January ~. and VIII end on
TUESDAY. February 2
TIL, college q lee Banjo and Mandolin clubs are
to give u cons'ert at Carnegie Hall on Friday
evening. February J.. Their manager X. T.. Me
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Louis g. Cox. It shows that the total receipts Tor
the year were N.422 IS. while the total expenses
amounted to N.ll5g'. leaving In the treasury "a =
by ,axex and $50 10 the amount Of the gate re-
ceIpts the trcollege meet held here a,, spfms ns
class OF 90 for the present term: President! H.
n. Barton: vise-presiden, " rr,, n,sir' SecIe com
rnittee consisting of j. Wentworth, J. g. Re9ms-
ton. G. +, Merrill. G. A. Drew ard X o. neu,ns ,s
ton. has been appointed TO arrange Tor the clahs
supper which VIII be held In Boston February 80
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
DARTMOUTH.

Hanover. y. H.. Jan. A-The election OF Profes-
sor Craven Iaycock TO the chair Of oratory has
materially strengthened the English department.
besides supplying a long-fsli need Professor Lay
cock is a rece AZ graduate OF the college. The pre-
scribed courses in English have been correspond
ingly enlarged
The financial report Of the Track Athletic As
sociation has Just been made public by Manager
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
BRYE MAWR

Bryn Mawr. PENN Jan. :t-student activities
far the week have been absorbed in preparation
for the mid-year examination season. which Will
The second semester will begin on February y. at
o'clock. ,.. H.. -x.. .o,s
A., Weduesday evening In the parlors OF pembroke
East The guest OF honor was Or. r Mnnam to, lyon
Navel" was listened TO with interest as an indica-
zion of the methods used by him IN his course
on the novel. at Yale. A reception followed the
lecture.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
l.EIIIGII.

South Bethlehem. Penn Jan ei-The Rev Elwood
Worcester formerly chaplain of the University. Will
give the instruction in psychology 10 the students
o. the junior class in The Classical .a'in-selen'nc
.na science and letters courses term. The in
s,ruction in this subjec; is given in a course Of
lectures which may be attended by any student Of
the university whose presence is not required al any
other exercise at the hours set apart foi lhese lec
,res The trustees OF the university nave estan-
iiehed a new chair OF history and political economy
M one has as vet been chosen 10 nil II. Thc newly
ejected offIcsrs OF The Brown and White for the
ensuing year are: George Duncan Kelsey. ~ Editor
in Chief Herbert NJ. Daggett. ss business manager
and j. b. Reddig. "a. sssisilnt business ,1snarer
The junior class banquet viii be he'd on February
- The committee having the afair In chafSe con-
sis,s OF r. F. l.. George, chairman; l.. Wooden, r. A.
Psriey C. A. Newton s. A. Yorks and 5. j. Goss-
Examinations for the first term began on SATURDAY
and wifi las. until Friday. January 2s
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
UNION.

Schenectady. Jan. 24At meeting OF the stu.
dents held last Friday, George A. Hocombe. 9s.
was elected baseball scorer.
Much interest IL being manifested In the Allison
Foote Prize debate which will be held on Charter
Day February ~. After series OF preliminary
debates the Adelphi Society has chosen Cullen.
Swami and Utter as its representatives. and the
Philomathean Society has chosen Brown. Reed and
Boleonile. The general question FOR discussion is
The Foreign Policy OF the United States"
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
TRINITY.

Hartford Conn. Jan. e4-Prof~ssor Henry Fer
guson has returned from Indianapolis. where ne
was one OF three representatives OF the Hartford
Board % Trade In the monetary conference the
Junior Ball Committee OF eS has been elected. ana
IL as follows: w. NJ Austin chairman: J. w Lo'"
treasurer: H. e. Graves. L. G. Reynolds II. X
Pnr,sen T. T. Waterman Austin Cole. +. s.
Smithe. The committee has made suggestion
which has been adopted by the college. TO institute
a Trinity Week which will consist Of some FORM
Of entertainment each day. The programme as
roughly mapped out Is 10 have the forrih lrin'Y
german Oh Tucsday evening. Feb uary 2S win NE
prize orator!cals the evening before; large col
fegc tea Wednesday afternoon. tne ,iiee ; bTnJo
ana Mandolin club concert OH Ihuiaday eseiihs'
and the junior BAH OF Friday night comini'der m, zee
conssiinh OF one member from eacn class III COZ
Icse has been appointed by The president o. ~" t
errior calss 10 make preliminary arrangements ior
fne college tea. The basketball team piaN'd ~
second game in The triangular college irngns
against Wesleyan last Tuesday niSht III thc iia' q
fo.d Y VI. c. A. gymnasium trinity Won ~
score Of 2s 20 } The examna ions OF l,'t nm, INA
mas term will begin Monday. Janrary =" az" Az.
continue through the week e. ID. y schu,'r;; ~
director CT the Banjo Gu, mas !es.xitd ana ~ -
Il.mpt on %, has been elected to MI The Vac"n'''
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
MOUNT HOLYOkE.

sou,h HadIey Mass. Jan. 24-"The Mount Holy
oke, for February will be a Mary Lyon number as
ire month brings tho Tooth birthday of Miss Lyon
February g.
Professor Waldo Pratt. OF Hartford gives the
thsrd ,ecture in his course The History Of
Music" this week
Nisx H0vers professor emeritus in literature.
has assumed charge OF Miss Knapps classes In
her absence.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

club was held at the Phi Nh Theta clubhouse last
Monday evening The main feature OF IN. pro-
prnu,me was the Illustrated lecture the ''Cathe-
irais OF France Showing the Development OF
Gothic Architecture by William II. hn"Nies' Vi
New York.
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GENERAL. THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.

The new catalogue Of the seminary for 1885, has
Just been issued. Few changes have been made
in the course from that OF preceding years. The
total enrolment OF students Is i3a against ls ~
last year ard is made up as follows; Fellows, T.
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
PRINCETON.

er,nceton ~ H. Jan 2t-rhe schedule OF 'h'ver-
s,,v preachers for the second term mas beeh "Ao'
pubuc and includes many dlstns"ene" '"."'
Presdent Patton heads the lst and VIII pseaea o"
February :, the first Sunday OF the term. ro"o"
,nr President Patton. these clergymen VIII occupy
the pulpit of MarQuand Chapel in order: February
H. Dean Murray Of the University; February H.
the Rev Dr. D. Sage Nackey. OF Newark; Feoru-
ary e. the Rev. DR.. Howard Duffeld. or New-forK
March {. the Rev. Dr. q. i. Purves. OF princeton
Theological Seminary; March "a, tha Rev. Dr.
Charles Cu;hbert Hail. OF Brooklyn: March 2l the
Rev Dr. William A. Richards OF Planneld \. j.;
March H the Rev Henry Lubeck Of New-york;
April T. the Rev Dr. Charles Wood. Of Philadelphia:
April H. the Rev. DR.. S. ] Mcpherson. Of Chicago:
April 25 the Rev. Dr. q. 7. Purves. OF Princeton;
May 2. the Rev DR.. Wilton Merle Smith. OF New
the Rev. Dr. NJ b. Babcock. Of Baltimore; May IS.
the Rev. DR. George G. yelsley. Of Hudson: May 80.
.. the Rev. Dr. Henry Bodine. of Philadelphia.
June lS; President Patton. baccalaureae sermon.
organizanon. has begun Its res,llar weekly drills
pn n 81 has sppsnsS NJ and 0Tn ss
sayies. ss. first sergeant. The State mas fun
ashed fifty stands of arms from the State Arsenal,
Theodore Roosevelt. Of Xew-Ycrk. delivered the
nrsi lecture Of the season in the Spencer Tra.k
came as guest of the civil Service Reform Club.
cpowded oss ssnsS to I" hm
,dsa oS the nniysrsi,y on Sonday
IL was declued, ny ADVICE OF the Grauuate AuNiSOf!
Committee. TO strike from the athletic constitution
the clause requiring that each newly elected mem
Der o. this committee should be graduate OF less
than three years standing. Edgar Allan Poe, 81,
o. Baltimore, elected TO MI the position o.
Allan y. Wilson, 81. OF Philadelphia, whose term
has expired
Princeton ia still reaping the fruits o. the ses-
Quicentennial ceebra lion In articles the festival
which are constantly appearing In foreign period
icals and reviews written by the DELEGATES from
European universities. The latest OF these is a
hattering account OF the celebration In the Acad-
cmi:che Revue. which vas writien by the disln-
present and lectured at Princeton on the occasion
o. the sesquicentennial Prncetonians generally
gratfed TO note the widespread interest which
the celebration attrs cted. particularly among for
eign universities. and the high tribute which mas
been paid Princeton by all the delegates present
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25
6||9!HHNA1AHzKEk'| ion! !|!!!!'Z|t!1!!!
Rv1e1xAZS7EMARTSCQc y

BE Restricted by Government" The ,1.s irene
speakers Miss Maude Lyon. - ana Ma and
Fowler ~: negative. Miss Amelia Burr "a the
Miss Agnes Hardy The prize debaters Irs sna "
critic OF the society will be chosen al this mee""'
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

FURNITURE
Every lonely. Iaggard and ancient piece
of Furniture is invited TO leave our stock.
You are invited to assist the gong. This
accounts for the following concerning Bed
steadS and Chairs:
ODD BEDSTEADS-six.y.
The price is Two Dollars The values vary from a
toS S1a They are frorp broken Bedroom Sets. A
medley of woods--oaE ash maple. Only two to
one buyer.
SINGLE CHAIRS
Gold finished. silk covered, S. reduced from SO;
SIS from $35
Mahogany finished silk covered, $3.50 reduced from
Sl125; $40 from s15
Mahogany inlaid, silk covered, $3.50, reduced from
SIS; SIG so from S25
Mahogany, silk covered. Sl250, reduced from sl9
sis from $50; Sls from $97
Mahogany. carved. silk covered. S24 reduced from
s4s; nlad frame, fancy muslin covering, $2'
from $50
Leather oak. sl2 so, reduced from S2j
Mahogany Rocker, cretonne covering, $3.50 re-
duced from $50.
PARLOR SUITS
pieces. mahogany finished. nlad. silk covered was
$3.50. now $25; corduroy covering. was Se'.
now $32 so.
pieces, silk covering. was $50. now s3S so; inlad
with metal was SO, now S46 so
Overstul1ed, pieces silk covered, was tl2o, NV
$09 So
Sofa. gold finished. silk covered, was $685. now
S43 so.
Fourth floor.
UPHOLSTERY
This doesn't concern 1000 pairs Of lace
Curtains l,5 pairs. Imaginative
quantities do not exist in our Upholstery
Store.
Irish Point Lace Curtains-only Irish
Pont" is trade fiction. They are Swiss
and cheap. REAL cheap with a cheapness
that cannot be replaced.
Lot 1-,5 pairs. white Irish point lace, are to be
closed out at IS. 80 and 1915. Only few hours
since they were $ll. 80 and $3.50
Lot 200 pairs. white and ecru lace when the
store closed on Saturday they were s. and SS
This morning finds them priced $3.50
And some heavy Curtains that are very
cheap.
Lot $50 pairs satin faced Curtains, fairly priced q
$l2. are down to $3.50
DOWN PILLOWS-Down prices. Down
Pillows are need of the period. Enjoy
able when the filling is clean. These are
therefore odorleSs.
Covered with satcen and tapestry, some richly en-
broidered with gold. 81 to sl45O These are 4
third less than earlier prices
Covered with muslin. lS to "a in, 5Oo zoe, soe and
$l10
second floor. Ninth street.
IMPORTED WOMENS CAPES AND COATS.
But one idea in mind concerning these
garments from the best European manu-
facturerS--We want to sell them
IMPORTED CAPES
OF Silk fu! sweep, applique OF cloth and et storm
collars Of fine fur. or Kersey and Beaver, pam
and embroidered fur trimmed all silk Inea,
Now $40, SIS and $e5. Much less than hah
former prices.
VELOUR DU NORD CAPES AND COATS
Jet trimmed, braided and embroidered. Designs sN
exclusive.
Goats, $?5 to SIS Capes, $25 to $50.
Early season prices were more than double these
IMPORTED COATS
Forty OF them in this offering OF fine Chsvlot ana
Camels Hair Cloth Are marked down to tion,
DOLLARS. Twelve TO fifteen dollars Al nom"
prices
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Donnell 20. is much pleased with the manner in
which the students have been working TO make IL
successful.
New-York tribune., 1897-01-25

Are YOU looking for a bargain VI -, might nnd
Won want TO sell or exchange one: You % In the
what you want In the little adver''Se
narrow columns