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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
SEVEN NEW BATTALIONS.
AN ORDER GROUPING THE SEPARATE COMPANIES
OF THE NATIONAL GUARD.

OF THE NATIONAL GUARD
Albany, March 22.-Adjutap.-General Tll!pghast
to-day issued an order combining the separate Ma
tional Guard companies Into battalions. The order
reads:
Under the provisions 0. VI C. H.. the separate
companies OF INC THIRD Brigade are hereby organ
lied into ,battaIious follows,
The Attn. l1th 18th AMI 23f Separate companies
will constitute the Eleventh battalion
The 5h 10Th. 18th, 18th and 2ih separate COM
mics will constitute the Twelfth Battalion.
The 9th 7th 18th and elst Separate companies will
constitute the Thirteenth battalion. go
The OH 18th. 22d and SD Separate companies Will
constitute the Fourteenth Battalion.
The 3lst. 36h. 37th and 46th Separate companies
vii, constitute the Fifteenth Battalion.
The 9Th 2sth. 18Th. 40th and 44th Separate COM
panics will constitute the Sixteenth attalion 80
Tho 23d. 10Th and 3%i separate companies Will
constitute tho Seventeenth Battalion. 80.
The commanding officer of thu Third Brigade Will
without delay recommend officers for appointment
as majors OF these battalions. and soon as prac-
tca bic suitable to fill III" positions OF adjutant
quartermaSlor. ComnssarY OF subsistence inspector
OF rife practice and assistant surgeon.
When the ma iors have been commissioned by the
Com n,audcr-in-Chef the commanding officer Of the
Third Brigade will designate whore the headquar-
tiers OF each battalion shall he. and until the majors
have been appointed the senior officer in each bat
talon will command IT, and the officers now de-
tailed ny the brigade commanders TO service STAFF
officers Of ba,taoAs will remain on such duty until
properly relieved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
REMOVAL NOTICE.
Black,Starr&Fros
Jewellers and Silver'miths,
Are now located in
their new building,
s. ". cor. 5th Ave. { 39th st.
TO RESTORE LOST COMMERCE..
ASSEMBLY PASSES ONE OF THE GOVERN
OR'S FAVORITE MEASURES.

ORS FAVORITE MEASURES
ALBANY March q (speciaD-The Assembly to-day
nassed Mr. LaImbeer's bill authorizing the aP'
pointmont by the Governor of commission 10 III"
ouire into the condition OF the commerce OF Ne"
York CITY and ~ suggest legislation for us P'o'"0
ton. The bin received lO7 affirmative votes anu
no one was recorded in the negative.
When the measure called up ms SPe''
order Mr. Donncliy the minority leader, opposed
It on tho ground that the appointing power S"U ,','
be lodged I'm tho local authorities of New-York Ci'E'
lie also believed a legislative investigating com
mission should he appointed. and offered an a'''e'u'
ment to that effect 90. =,
Asscmbyman Wright supported MT Donhe'' III
the latter contention.
Tho amendment was defeated whereupon A.'
Donnelly Withdrew his opposition. stating 'nat 'no
relative decline OF the commerce or New ioA
was becoming alarming that some sort VI ~"
investigation should be made ~
The hill as passed by the Assembly. Is AZ follows:
Section I Wi.hin thirty days after this act taxes
crroc, the Governor shall appoint conmss'on oi
five persons 10 examine into tho commerce OF ~
York the cause Of its decline and the means ot
revival together with summary OF CONF CONF Iu iata
10 he drawn thercfrom, and to suggest sucn Its.s
lation as they deem advisable relating 'nr, aio,
such commission shall have authority TO employ
stcnographers and other necessary assistants M ~
to send for persons and papers. ana TO coiper , e
attendance or any person before them az any pa
within the State They shall present their hnal re- e,
port to the Legislature on or before January Iii, No.
as NAV be necessary 10 carry into effect the
changes deemed advisable by them .,.u ho
Sec EsGh OF sad of nm state ot NewYork
They shall receive the necessary expenses anu
disbursements incurred IN tho performance OF W.
duties herein imposed when the same are properly
audited by the Controller OF the state, ana the
same when so audited shall he paid by the war var,
rant OF the Controller out OF the moneys IN inc
treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec g. This shall take effect Immediately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
ADJOURNMENT SURE ON MARCH 81.
ASSEMBLY HAS AGREED TO IT-IMPoRrANr BILLS
~. PASSED YESTERDAY.

~ PASSED YESTERDAY.
A,hanv March 22-Shortiy before noon to-day
call OF the house moved in the Assembly ~
get a full attendance Of members Tor tne o'"-
sderation Of the final adjournment resoiu''on "
passed by the Senate last night. which nNes MAJ
81 as the date for the holding OF the last sessio"
of the Legislature OF 1888 The original resoia',pn
called for final adjournment on March 90 ou' ''e
Senate changed II.
MIR Donnclly opposed concurrence IN the a''e"uou
resolution. He stated that the Democracy was
pledged to remain IN session until some ieglsatoh
had been passed TO modify the Raines la"' ie"euy
the evils suffered under trusts. obtain doiar gas
and cheaper telephone rates
Mr. Nixon declared that there never had peen
session OF the Legislature TIL the present one a
could not have adjourned from two 10 e,snt "eens
earlier than It had adjourned by appncauoh ~
huslness such ne has been the rule with the ma-
iora,y this wear The resolution was adopted oy
vote OF 20 10 81. 80, ~
Senator Stranahans bill amending the Fuohc va.
fcers law by providing that oil recess hppo'''
ments by the Governor. which are SUBJECT u Co',
rmation by the Senate when it is IN aConynncs
be subject its confirmation when IL O,nnt "a
after adjournment was moved ior au'a'i0eo'
Mr. Nixon declared the bill measure accor "a ne
the Senate the respect due IL IN Quinn '''''e
Mr Donnelly stated that It was an Official ori no.
.iSe oI" ~ S,,to nj tho coming election. ana
hoped TO hamper a Democratic 1oVei"o' ~ ''
appointments ~, u,. .Nect and de-
nounced ths measure outrageous pl Pc
iiiical chicanc-y 1T will IMPEDE me who NAV
ton OF the next Democratic Governor VIZ 1aa ~
NOT DO far away he added. This aIiusloIa i,t;rg
former Assemblyman John B. Stahc""eiu ''o
near.
= The bill advanced. . r,r.rce Com
The bin introduced by the Senate Flnano eng ~
mife4 amending the legislative laws sed iii wos
Tic pruning of an increased NUMBER Oh oi''' wa"
passed BY a vote OF 90 to %. .x,,,,,or or a
E G Rrennans bill for the constfu cti p os
bridge over the East River TO provide ior . D.ssen
gers was taken up. Mr.; Donnely said o TSS
expndient that the bill should be passed. NJ Tat
he was in favor Of many bridges across .mS by
River in the near future. The bill was PaSseu ~ "
vore OF IS 20 81.
These bills also were passed: - -. c,ar,~ .,
Mfr Hatch g making the ONCE OF Snciu
Steuben County a salared one In part anu ieeu'"'
ing the management thereon ,,,,..,o, y, the
MFR Goodselis. comforting 1urlsd'cllon Oh III
Court OF Claims to audit the claims OF me seNeia al
counties for the value O: county insane as!IuhIn'
Mr. Dc Graw's apprOpriating S@oW lo' uie ru
pajr and enlargement OF the Attn Regiment Armory.
Senator Cantor's giving livery-stabe keepers
right OF lien for debt harness trucks ana o'he'
vehicles. -. x,,,,x .oDr,
Mr.. Addis's changing tho time OF hoolhg low"
eler; ions in Putnam County from spring 70 IA: ~,
Mr.. Adler's, permitting the Sherih OF New , oK
County to close his office at o'clock during Jul!
and August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
IMPROVED CIVIL SERVICE PLAN.
BRUSH AMENDMENTS ADVOCATED BEFORE A
SENATE COMMITTEE.

BRUSH AMENDMENTS ADVOCATED BEFORE A
SENATE COMMITTEE
Albany March Ex-senator Brush's bill proposing
amendments TO the Civil Service law had brief
hearing before the Senate judiciary Committee this
afternoon. George McAneny. secretary az the New
York Civil Service Reform Association. was the
only one to be heard. and he urged the passage
of'the amendments.
lie said the bill contained three distinctly, feat
ures 1t provided for system OF practical ex-
aminations that might be substituted for tho sys-
TEN now ir effec, under the act OF last year, ana
which al the sane time would do away with the
impra ccab,> features OF that act: IT provlde1 Tor
the submission to the State Civil Service Commls-
sion OF all ru'es promulgated for enforcement IN
cities and all amendments or revsions OF suca
rules ana IL furnished reasonable regulation or re-
movals reductions from places classined as com
petitl'e in both the State and municipal service
by requiring that in all cases reasons FOR slch re-
moval or reduction should be filed with me nead OF
the department. and opportunity Afforded the
person accused to make an explanation.
The bill was proposed by a COMMITTEES represent
ing the Civil Service Reform Association ana other
organizations OF the State devoted 10 the extension
OF Civil Service Reform.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
BANKRUPTCY BILL PASSES THE ShNAfh'

-c- onpo,1,v-ra. CRITICISMS DID NOT HANd
TOGETHER.
Albany March 22.-Senator Nussoaums insoi-
vencv bill was called UP for final acton IN inc
Senate to-day Senator Krum offered an anehu-
rncnt eliminating the part winch proNues '"d'
,..o-s shou nav 20 per cent or secure releases
from, creditors before being discharged lie criti-
c,sed the bin as bearing too hard on debtors
Senator Brackctt argued that the bill mace II
easier for a debtor to secure discharge than AT
present. and held that Senator krum was lhcoh-
si.tent in the attitude that he had taken
Senator Ellsworth said the bill had for lis pur-
=, ,ho raeostabllshment in the State OF the old
i-ni,ed states system OF bankruptcy. ITO nam
tained that It would prove Injurious 10 credi'o's
living without the State. . q,
Tho amendment was lost by vote. OF L 10 IL
and The bill, was passed by vote OF - 10 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
NEW CORPORATIONS ~ THIS STATE

Albany March 22-The following stock oo"'a"'
were incorporated to-day; a,
pho.n,x ror., paner Manufacturing Companyryi
We,t Phpniy Onondaga County, capital So" md
rectors-Wilam H. Hoffman. or stiles StS'''"'
II b Wood and r. s Hoffman, OF PhdenM'
,.s,,,. poor, Rutton Company. OF Amsts.
dam. capitnl $500 Directors-Harvey 'nnt. C.
A. l. Chalmers, Emma G. Chamsr mnsteriam
Chalmers. and Helen X poMness Tt and walter
and Stephen Jorgenson, Hubert Smith """
smith OF williamsburg. Mass
Delaware Valley Creamery COMPANY. o, Gorge
Hm,som.rv - y More J. F. More c. r. hIn,..onsh
NJ ID Parsons David Van Dyke. James TpVoxSury
William Anderson and +. q. simmons OF
Rackawona Mining Company. OF EiitIaarpsrR' l.
Essex County; capital 5000 Ilre0'o
Hand Harry Hale and NJ G. Perry lar
Lancaster Malleable Iron Works OF renee
Erie County; capital. $3.50 co nIre 90 oBualo and
William BrowneN Of Lancaster.
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GREATER NEW-YORK EXPOSITION.

BOND LIMIT TO Pc REDUCED TO 5000 ooo-MAY
BE POSTPONED TO 1902.
Albany. March 22-senator McNulty appeared be-
fore the Senate Cities Committee this afternoon
10 advocate his bill providing for Greater New
York Exposition He asked the committee 20
amend the bill that the bonding Will be reduced
from 100000 10 $lcc,clo and also by giving the
Board OF Control power TO postpone the date OF
holding the exposition from 1901 TO 1902
Thomas J. Dreamer, Assistant Corporation Coun-
SCI OF New-York, asked the committee to report
the bill favorab,y
The committee. before the adjournment OF the
Senate. reported the bill for rel'rlnting and
mitment
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INDEPENDENT NOMINATIONS.
A CITY CLUB BILL DESIGNED TO MAKE THEM
LESS DIFFICULT.

A CITY CLUB BILL DESIGNED TO MAKE THEM
LESS DIFF1CJLT
Albany March 22-Assemb,yman Selissberg to-
day introduced bill sent TO him by the City Club
Of New-York amending the Election law by pro-
vidng that Independent nominations for State
Office may be made by three thousand voters. in
stead OF Elk thousand. as now provided The pro-
vision that at least fly electors in each county
must sign is omitted the three thousand TO be Sc
iected large In cities Of the first class ihdcpcnd
ent nominations are 10 be made on petition OF one
thousand voters. instead OF two thousand. As now
In cities of the second class five hundred voters
may nominate. instead Of one thousand. and In
other cities only three hundred voters are 10 he
necessary. For county Offices five hundred electors
at-large may make nomination. Two hundred ana
fifty voters may make independent nomination
for Assemhlyman or School Commissioners. The
bill Increases the length OF time nominations must
be on fle with the Secretary % State by 1--WE days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
LOSS or slsO.0oo IN COLORADO SPRINGS.

Colorado Springs Col March 22.-Flre broke out
at $50 a. m. in the Wood Side. large frame
hotel. which unoccupicd. and threatened for
some time 10 destroy the entire eastern end OF tho
city. 1t brought under control shortly after
3 o'clock. The Wood Side and several adjoining
cottages were destroyed The loss Is estimated Mt
$4,000 A high wind was blowing and efnbers
from the burning buildings were carried several
blocks. Tho water mains were too small to give
tho requisite pressure, and the iremen were also
hampered by lack Of hose: Help was summoned
from Colorado City and Manitou. Earlier in the
night Sheriff Boynton's residence burned
causing n loss Of $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany March Ex-Governor Black to-day signed
the following bills:
Mr. Perkins, amending the charter OF Pittsford
Monroe county. relative to power TO contract for a
water supply.
Mr. McI.aughlin's, amending the Highway law
relative TO the purchase and repair Of read ma
chimes
MIR Tihany's providing that In case OF recovery
OF fine or penalty I'm which the people OF the State
are party and the plaintiff RECEIVERS less than 80
damages the amount Of his costs cannot exceed
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'ompeIs The Atlantic
REorIsI1ION FOE DIR. ". Z. FOREST

. Albany March ?2.--Ciovernor Black to-day ,ssied
a reouisition the Governor OF California FOR The
cxtraditon Of Or. William +. Forest. under arrest
IN Los Angeles for grand larceny. committed in
New>Y0rk City last April. lie is accused al having
taken stock from the Office OF Alexander McIevee
No 80 Broadway. for the purpose Of securing there
on a loan Of 81 so. ana Of selling IL for Its face
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
TWO FURNACES PUT " BLAST.

Reading. Penn. March 22.-The Temple Furnace
has been put In blast after dleness OF nearly
two years and the pudding department has started
en- double turn. The resumption at the furnace
and pudding mill gives employment TO go men.
Coebrook Furnace No. ., OF the Lackawanna
Iron and Steel Company at West Lebanon. has
also been placed in blast. One hundred and htV
men secured work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

This decision was reached at meeting Of he
United Mine Workers in Yorktown on Monday
night Everything IL quiet about the works. ana 10
violence is feared by the officials The Of the
strike is dissatisfaction over the treatment Of
fireman VINO was reprimanded last week by the
foreman. and then quit work.
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ITS CAPITAL INCREASED. TO $1,000 o09

Albany. March 22-The John j. Holland Torpedo
boat Company, Of New-Iork City. to-day certified
10 the Secretary OF State an increase OF capital
stock from $4,000 70 Sl0)AVN. The liabilities OF the
company are S01.Sl, and the amount OF its capital
paid In Is $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23
ANOTHER BUILDING IN CHICAGO BURNED.

Chicago. March 1.-THE six-story building. al
Nos. lis and 40 Monroe-st occupied by the Monroe
Catering Company, and the Building Trades Club
was destroyed by fire to-day Four women en-
ploycs OF the catering company. who on the
top story asleep. barely escaped with their lives
There were i've persons injured In the FIRE but
none seriously. The total loss is $40 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

A CoI,;,o of THIS is strictly matter Tor
d. p.,choc out-of-toWn people. Inc
Rose Dushes' "Clif-Dwellers' have no
part in it unless their garden be win
dow garden. We have an immense guam
tity of hardy Rose bushes, grown in HoI-
land from Maretti roots. Florists prefer
this growing because the blossoms are
even handsomer than the natural product
would be. and better able to withstand the
rough-and- tumble Of existence.
These are ready to be planted at once
Don't put them in the cellar. We are SELL
ing them for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

the Senate Committee on Cities. j. IIarsen Rnoade:'
Pichard Deeves William Brookfeld. James Ialcot''
Gustav II S,hwab and Edward A. Marling.
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STRIKE AT A HAZLETON COLLIERY.

Hazeton Penn. March 22-The three hundred
men employed at the Yorktown Colliery Of the Lc-
high Valley Coal Company went on strike to-day
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l5c. each,
2 for &c.,
Sl.25 a dozen.


Here are the kinds
Baroness de Rothsohid Magma Chata
Jacducmnot Paul Neyron
Glore de Dion UHch Brauner
lues Marcotin Gabrielle Luzet
Mistress John LANG La France
Basement.
The New INGENIOUS makers have pro-
Do.t:ooo.. duced some novel and effec-
Te'''@o"''' tive fabrics for the new Spring
Pettcoats. Notable among these is black
sateen with gold or silver checks. This
closely resembles silk. requiring close scru-
tiny to detect the difference. Petticoats Of
this material, lined with crinone, and hav-
ing deep corded umbrella ruffles, are here
at 1925.
A few of the less expensive sorts:
At 5Oc.-Of colored striped lawn; deep umbrella
uffle
AT 75c-Of striped seersucker; seven-inch ruftie on
bias. =.
At Sl-Of striped seersucker; Spanish founee, with
2 five-nch ruff-s. ,
At 25-Of black sateen; deep corded umbrella
ruh1e lined with crinone.
At 81 50--O excellent quality black sateen; corded
umbrella rufile Others up to S2.7o.
Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

A Saving on We have acquired 80 Toile,
Toilet Sets. Sets, Of eleven pieces each,
in underglaze printed pat.
terms. They are recent shapes, Of large size
and well finished They are Of the grade
which commands fixed retail price Of
$3.50. and so far as we know have never
been sold for less money than that We
offer these $50 sets for
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$3.50, complete with Jar,
Sl.75, without Jar.

The goods are perfect in every way.
Don't let this price deceive you into think
ing them seconds.
Basement.
Aho.. PRINCIPALLY about the Lillian"
nuOu' although you'll find almost all
COrSetS. makes in this corset store. We
control the sale Of the Lillian. which we
consider the finest corset made. That opin-
ion is endorsed by many women who have
purchased them here on our recommends
ton. There are thirry-seven styles OF this
perfect fitting corset and prices run from
81 to $50 Here are three ofthe more pop
uar kinds
Al ST. 25-of coutl; medium length waist 2 side
ste.s; trimmed with lace
At So 50-Of white and drab eouti; medium and
long waist bias and straight cut. Som. in black
satecn, ST.
At S. 5O-Of coutil; made entirely the bias. so,ed
bust and hips; all whaebone; trimmed top and
bottom with lace and ribbon. Same in h,iek
.ateen, So So White, pink and blue s,tins al
Two other sorts that are well liked.
corset that appeals especially TO stout figures
called cher Majesty" In white. drab black;
guaranteed unbeatable, 80 75 TO S. In fancy
satin, $40.
The al R" also made solely for u.s. and one that has
many friends. comes in many styles, 76c. 10 SS.2j.
Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-23

DESIGNERS we saw little although there is much to say We
nare them beside the picked models of the worlds best de-
gners with perfect confidence, and leave the rest to your
own Judgment and preference. =,
IN Ijntrimmed Hats and English Walking and Cycling
Hats there is such an assortment here wholly prohibits
detail or attempt detail You must see it for yourself and
YOU would see it thoroughly you must take day to it.
Our ''view DAYS" continue to-day and Tomorrow
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MORE TIME FOR IT'S WORK.
FIRST REQUEST OF THE CANAL lNVEsTl-
eating COMMISSION.

GEORGE CLINTON OF BUFFA1O ELECTED CHAIR
NAN. AND FRANKLIN EDISON sEcRErARf-
PROGRESS MADE on CANAL. LEGISLATION.
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% N~&~n% &nn
The Millinery VS.. the Weather
HIGHER compliment could not be paid to the attractive
n ness of our Millinery than the fact that it proved superb

IAN the fact that it proved superior
to the weather conditions of yes
terday, and that all who came felt
repaid for coming.
We are putting especial stress
on the feature of selection in the
imported hats. There is not one
of them which does not bear a
famous name, but the very breadth
of that fame proves the accessible
ty of the makers to general mer-
camille approach. Therefore it is
the selection even among master
pieces, which counts, - and it
counts heavily in this collection.
Of the productions of orr Ou,n
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KLONDIKE oUTrITTERs.
KODA,<s AND CAMERAS.

THE GRAPHIC The finest hand In tho
world. send 3-cent stamp for Bargain
List OF new and exchanged cameras THE
FOLMEH & ScHWINI MFG. CO.. 2sl
Canal-st. New York.
cAMERAS.--.sw. second hand: largest
stock. 30 pei cent saved NEW YORK
CAMERA EXCHANGE. II Fulton 81.
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ALI'NfINIM NOVELTIES.


ALUMINIUM EASTER SOUVENIRS In
large variety at REYMONi & GOT
GOB, wholesalers and retailers. s3l broad
wa. near 18th 81. downtown branch. ~
Corflandi 81 uavemeyer Big
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MOVEMENT CURE INSTITUTES.

MECHANICAL MASSAGE CUkhs attcf
drug baths and electricity fs'l.
Pamphlet with lis, o. h-eith. books ser ssnt !;
THE IMPROVED NONEAENI 1--WE
INSTITUTE II East Rth a.
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MI;SlC FOXES.

JACOr & son. 80 Union Square MUSIC
line OF Musica' Novelties and CUCKOO
Clocks
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DESK AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DENTISTRY.

BOSTON DENTAL PAKIORS ~ East
ian ST south side Union square. Firrt-
elias. IN ever respect. Prices moderate.
Cal ard -. W Examinations free
SENSITIVE AHp TENDER TEETH filled
ahfHiu'ely without pain. high class den
'ls'f. twenty thousand references. DR..
MAY. i42 IVES; i25th-st.
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IVORY GOODS.

.ooo0>,,>/ 0y0.N.,.ONNN0N0-NNo0~~
Of Toilet Articles.
Ullllard Balls, checks. Miniature IVORY
r,pairlng IN all branches specially. -:
JOSEPH Knapp SONS IVORY co. ~
East i4thv
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lNDELIBIE MARKING.

---~~s.~~ r>>~~-- >~>N0~o~>'7>>
INnETLBLE MARKING on sheets my
TINS handkerchlefs. etc. &c per dozen
goods called for SHAW MARTIN, ou'
o., ave. bet. 3s,h and 39tn ss
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& RENOVATING
S~~~s~~>~~-~>>~~~~~~~~ ~~~~S>>~~>N~>"s>S
CALL JAMES r.. GARNER on telephone
for all housecleaning. LAB West 2oth-
st. Send for circular.
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ROOTS Avn SHOEs

STILLMAS. corner Barclay and Green
wish fts.-Oidest and most reliable shoe
store downtown Established 1850