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HjtJ - THE WORLD: FBTDAY EVENING, MAY 27. 1892.
M f HOCUSES AGENT SCHULTES.
B V a Lawyer Hahey Charges Another
B' Gerry Agent with Blackmail.
Bf ' I
H,'f I Th" Statement Indignantly Dtntfd
B ' by the Implicated Agen'.
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BwR?-y! rollowlos cIom upon ttie lnaictmfnunr
RMPjC r J 5 Mickmtll found i?i!nst Agents Berker and
PMr,' If Hon, of tbo Hxlc-tr lor ifce frivcMion ot
IPflftj M Crueltr toCblldren, comes comiiialnt or
PA W w tlmllv ntture uralou Agent Hugo shui,
BPjffrkf 1 whOt wlln AE'nl JWnbtrt. 11 Blallcmol at
AflRF S l- Jefferson Market Police lourt.
PflKj & ! ' The complaint l made to president El-
RMHf)' f . bridge T. Oerrr. ol the C ntldri n' -ocietjr. by
1HR ft Lawyer nenrr IUliT. ot ".M Park place. coul-
j ' Ml for James oouid Pratt, o( 150 Weit
RMKt K Twenty-tblrd tr"t,wiioin Schul'es arreted
PMV ''i ' jij 6 upon a charge ot assaulting Loulv ,
RMK r l Grnelle,tbefifteeD.rar.olddaui;litrrot llr I
HSV ' , ( iTa rjrutlle, a balrdrebwrr, ot -'0 1 W eii
BHb; , Twentr-tutu street.
PMHa I Mi Pratt U a joung man of tnenlr, one rf tbe
H', mi crack marksmen of tbe berentn Keglment, a
Pafll i' Hr graduate of Trmitjr School, ana a moratx-r ot
HKS,N , St. Ann's Cburcb choir. He Urea "ltu his
RMPK ' Wm' parents, and met pretty LoulM through Ire-
Hj, MS quentlng a cigar store text door to v, h'te h-r
BKv IS mother is employed, at 14.' West Tenty
x ' aB third street.
Bfl-fi fig wheo arraigned before Juitlce c.rady, yev
ParAY' ' M terday afternoon, he made an unsworn atatcr-,
PPPK'1 IB ment accusing bthultes of attfuiptln.' to
Raml1 IK blackmail him. ...... ..
HlKr ff Am M Agent bchultes took me one ride, be at-
apt' Mm dared, -and said. This may r niei Hue
'"I. H- you got any money? This occurred In the
MMav -AS parlor of my house at the Hue ot in) arrest"
Aw-t' ' mm Inresponh to I.arr HalK-y's questions
mBW r aa to whether lie had offered to fix ' mat. ,
EH Bk ters, Ajentchultaald.
k L It is a coldolo'deil lie. 1 "as not alone I
BK nltb Pratt lor a moment.
VHri BV Agent Ieiibert, vbo was nlth Agent
mmmwl W Bcbultes when the arrest waamadc.conooor.
mUUW J.- OT? ated this statement. ...
W lUR Agent bchultes admitted to Lawyer llalfcy
mmmw-r . "Hu! that he knew a complaint h"d teen made
Bam "i '' Bf) against him to President Jerry, but said that I
X . HK Uoasdoneslx days alter he bad arrested ,
' Bk Pratu
BBaU i a .fln JusUce Grady asked Lawyer Ilalsey It be
BBT) TV wanted Pratt to be sworn. The lawyer re-
BBil ! sHE piled that be did not. I
BBiR i if W Neither Pratt nor bis lawyer could be
BBbK l K I lound this mornlnj, but Ageut t-chulw i was
Bvt1 1' II 1 1 at tho court, as usuaL He said
w,lw IE I baTO nothing to say except that the
i J, il 1 1 charge Is a lie Pratt did not dare make tils
BBi II l itatement under oath or he would hata been
BB1' '' w'f arrested for x.rjur). Agent Mocking was
BBi ' ! it i here for that rery purpohe.
I . l! There Isn't a blot la my life or on my
BBiv I Jt I record, and I del) this lawyer to
BBt;f !t proTe'hls allegations. Just at present It Is
BSEvlf ; tM'fc Terr popular to accuse police and other
BBi Hi '' officials, and llalscy Is taking udrantage ot It
BBt' 'i ' t to help his client."
BBbV-I t '$' I Pratt's case will come up In court next
BBlVi Ji f Weanetday. ,
BBi ' I Bupt. Stocking said: "Mr. (lerry has Inres-
' , & Or Ugated tbe charges against ttbulu and
Ij ' i ,ih concludes that there Is no truth In them If
BBftv ; I'm I can find that Pratt has made an aniduvll
BBr-, S if. Kill charge him with perjury.
" i 4' ill "Tbelaea that tbe case could be hushed up
BBI' 'It' W la simply ridiculous. 1 he Society Is tbe crni.
BBi: V? il il plalnant In a case lido this, and the girl a
BBI, r Jlill mother Is only o ltniss. .Nothing can keep
BBlt H t the charge from being presixM.
BBi. H I "6chuTtes Is a good man, and both Mr
BBb ' -I ?i Gerry and myself haro unbounded confldenie
BBI A X r. In htm."
bVbI'F ' il I Princess Dolgoroulcy In New York:.
Bva's- "it is Princess UlyDolgorouky, who will appear
BVM'I- ri') here as a Tlolln soloist, Is attho Westminster
BVM U IloteU She arrlTcd yesterday on tb steam.
Mm &1 V ahlp Waesland. The Princess Is a Spaniard
BBi 'ft 't byblrth.butherlltehasbernspentln ItusHla.
BBl'Ii vS tl Bbe Is said to be tbe daughter of the morgan
h t. Mfii atlc wife or the late tzar of ltuasln.
Wi' if. i2) -
nfe J J TJ MoTBiaa will And Mas. UllnliWUnnulvii
BBBIr i u Bvacr thbt rvm.dr for th.ir children iSo .
!SUITS THAT DON'T JUST SUIT.
The Broadway Oar Syndicate1
Presoribes New Uniforms.
Kxlrn Coniluctors Will liars Trouble '
In I'u)lns for Them.
I
I
On an1 alter next Sunday all conductors In
tbe employ of the M I dlct which owns tbe
Houston. West Miett and paronla rerry sur-far-
Hallroad snd the llroaileray Msth. kei. ,
enth and Ninth avenue. I nlverslty plsre,
cnambrs and Uu-ine street. Wenur-c and i
the JI'tropMltan (rois-town lines, will be i
obliged to r sr iinlforins while on dutr
Iheorder amctsatou' 1 loo men. It was
lui a month a? by '"lpU II. s. S'ewell,
and a samp.e unllorrn was plar-d In tbe con-
durtors room et lli sain time. Horm,
i pftt A ( o. and lirour, hlng Co. weredes-1
lgnau-l aa tli- firms ot whom the suptrin.
tindftit would like to hae the conductors '
purchix- the new tojcry.
1 he sample uniform is of Indigo blue cloth, I
menlum welirhl. 1 b coat l u slriKle. i
brtasitdlrtx pattella wlthextr wide collar.
It has eight brass buttons four down the
front and two on 'ach cuff The vest Is
stn'le.bieasteil, with , Ight brans buttons.'
All the buttons are slamix-d with a rut ot a I
Kreii cur and Inscrlbi-a with tbe nameof
the particular line to which the conductor i
belongs.
'I be cap Is of white duck with black peak
There Is no cirilelllhtiieiit except u bravs
button on each side of the rak. The pantt
loons are pi tie
lost of the men aflected by tbe order have
alr-ady purcbaMrd tin ir suits. 1 he total co-t
Is (lb. tl4 lor the suit and al for the
cap. The buttons are furnished by the
company and o wi h the Ladges, uion w hlch
."i(j rents deiosli Is p 'piireiL lieu the badge
Is turned In the buttons must accompany It,
clso the deposit Is lortdud
The "extra ' conductors are protesting
slgorously airalnst the order, declaring that
Il Is n great hardship totbenu Seeral of
them said to an Mknimj World reporter
this morning that they only got 411 cents for
a Uroadway trip and .11 cents fur a trip on
tbe-erinth cnuellne
I heir earnings do not exceed on an aver
age :t per week.
" borne ot us have families to support, too,"
said one. "The company will not go our se
curity for the uniforms, and we haven't gut
th-money, ho we are practically frozen out,
us no man will be scot out after Sunday un
less he Is in uniform "
Tbo regular conductors get 2 per day.
There la sous grumbling among them, but
they scm to accept tho situation as Inevita
ble and have prepared to dress up on tho day
(I titled.
huiU .Newell said that no man would be
allowed to go to work Sunday unless be ap
peared In the new uulform that he had pre
scribed. It was reported that on and after May no
the Tweuty-lhlrd street and Oraud street
f'rry lino will give a Iree transfer to pas
hengers to the llroadway line.
supt. Newell said lie bad heard nothing
about any such arrangement, but that tbe
. report might be true-.
- -
unsa uios, asuu nan
1 rK Dcar s'r: 1
jSffityvm "" bring you,
W (tsjf italtd and fret
WjMple of the Irnngi
JfSM&f&MWwmlSpeciica for Lottm
&3rf MmWmmMor Failing Vitalitf
tand Nerroin Dtbihiy Alto staled boot
of startling facts and truths. The cnlVk
certain Specific for Premature Deca.m
Cure guaranteed.
COSSULIallON FREE. DAILY S A M to
6 P. M Surular 10 A M. to I P. U.
IRVING HOMEOPATHIC INSTITUTE, 1
I 80 llllh Atenus New York Clly. H
j aaai aso aaai aaai aaal
THE DOG MISUSED ITS TEETH.
Therefore Van Wairuar Wan Justi
fied In nrnaklnir Its Jaw.
William Van Wagner. Htf.onc years 'da, a
tricklayer, ot artl West One Hundred and
rcnuenth street, was charged In the Har
lem Court to-day by Mrs. Murtbi Aldrl h t
thesamo addrcs.with having y sti rdvy alter
noon picked up an Inoffensive iitticfox-ttrrler
by the bind legs and dashed out Its trains
against tbe , urbtone at One Hundred and
Seventeenth street and St. Nicholas avenue
Mrs. Aldrleh witnessed the act and In
formed policeman Do an, of tbe Uilrdtth
ITeclnct, about It before an W agncr could
getaway The d'gs exeeiuloner wa ar
rested and tak, n to me Wei one Hundred
and 1 went s -fifth strtct statlon-huusi, where
he spent the night
on his arraignment this morning Van Wa'
ner told Jud,e Welde that the charge of "un.
lawfully, wilfully and w. kedly torturing tb
aforesaid dev by Inflicting uton It unjusti
fiable physical pu.li., as Mrs Aidrlch claimed
was all boh.
"I he pup," said he. bit rne last week, and
was following rne yesterd.iy for another bite
Ms Intention was only to exlra-t Its teeth
111 broke Its head by the operation It was
not mv fault, 'lhu pups teeth were to
blame. '
This was evidently news to Mrs. Aldrlrb,
who said
"Well, If the dog misused Its teeth 1 sup
pose an W agner had a light to break Its
Jw.
The .fudge pmlled and discharged Van
W agner, w ho left the court-room in company
with Mrs Aidrlch.
SAYS JACOBUS HIT HIM.
Mr. Burton Therefore Complains to
Attomey-Oenernl Miller.
Inlted States Attorney. General W. II. 11.
Miller, ot Indiana, has been called upon to
referee a tight In the Moth District llcpubll.
can Club. The principals arc I liked states
Marshal J. W Jacobus and 'I.. I, llurton, ot
the Kxesutlve tommltteeof the Uub.
Mr. llurton alleges that Marshal Jacobus
knocked him down. He therefore preferred
formal charge i nfcalmt lilin to the Attorney.
General.
Ibc encounter Is a bit ot hitherto unpub
lished history of the trouble oier the Harri
son banner which Mr. llurton and ethers
ordered put up at the expense ot the Club
recently, and which Mr Jacobus and others
tirdered taken down. Mr. llurton. In bis com
plaint, says the lights were turned down nt
the meeting, and Marshal Jacobus who was
In a ngntlng mood, stepped on his toes.
"(.et offlr' yelled Mr. llurton.
Mr. Jacobus, bo sats, respeinded straight
from the shoulder, and Mr llurton went
sprawling between two chair-
The Attorney- ,eueral s decision Is anx
iously awaited by members ot the ( tub. Ili'j
affair mar result In a spilt of tbe organiza
SAGE MAY HAVE TO PAY.
Laldlaw Servee His Complaint In
His $50,000 6ult for Damages,
William H. 1-aldlaw, the cashier of John
llloodgood K to, who, while on a buslnctxt
visit at ltussell Suges office, was Injured by
tbe bomb with which Dynamiter Norcrons
Intended blowing up the millionaire, has
taken further steps In his suit far (50,000
damages against ltussell Sage.
The complaint has been served upon Mr.
Sago's lawyer, ex-ludgo John 1". Dillon, by
l.aldlaw's :ouusel, ex-Judge Noah Davis, lu
It Is recited thai Mr. "dge grasped Laldlaw
and used him us a buffer agalnsl the attack
of Norcross. and that, as Mr. Laldlaw was a
visitor In Mr. Sage's onice at the tlme.lt
should have leeti the lattcr's duly to protect
and shield Laldlaw Instead ot thrusting liliu
lulu danger.
Lolo's Claim to tho Sorpontlno Dance.
Actress Lele Hitter has applied for an in
junction to restrain Actiess illnnlo Itenwoml
I irom orfnrmlng tho serpentlno dance on tho
roof of the .MadUon ScpiareOarden
HI BROS.'
i
i
Millinery
A Complete Assortment of
STEAMER, TENNIS and
YACHTING
. HATS
and
CAPS.
Lilt lies' I in ji o r t o (1
.SiiiloiH, with Hilk$i OR
bundr!, lent her' I 4"
HWent-linntls, in nil
tin; lutcst atrnw , v
In aids, from J
1100 dozen Fancy
Straw HntR for La-
dies nnd Misbes in f ((n
ten of the lending "vJCi
shapes, including (Jlj
tho new Knox Al-V kach.
pino and Sailor, in
black and colors, at
200 dozen Childi oil's) ()P(
Shado Hats, in car- ' vt
dinal, navy nutl (" LlJ
ocru, at ) kaiii.
6th Ave. & 23d St.
TURBULENT STRIKERS FINED.
Thoy Were Charged with Assault
ing Non-Union Workmen.
Tho flvo men and one womnu who were
arrested last night during the rov botweon
striking cabinet-makers and non-union work
ers In front of Hlldebrandlbshnp at Hill Kast
Slvtj-tourth street, were orrnlgned In lork
lllo ( ourt this morning. Ihej wcreJoseph
Ilrannnger, Wolfgang ilrunsman, John Glass,
John kappa, John ltodo and Mary i.aucli
mann through an Interpreter lbc told Justice
llytn tint they were Innocent of the chvge
oi eiworclirl) conduct.
Mre. (.aucliuitnn was ilischaigcd llruns-
I man, mass, happaand Hole neie each fined
I, which thc (laid, and Ilrunsman wsh held
lor trial lor hnving adlrkkullc In his iiusst-s-
i Ion.
DAiMIELL
AND SONS.
HOSIERY
DEPARTMENT.
(treat I j rives
FOR TO-MORROW.
Ladies' cttra quality lisle thread
Hose, Hichelicu ribbed and plain,
in modus, tans, black and as
sorted colore,
at C.Q 'pair.
Ladies' Hermsdorf fast black
and Fancy fine cotton Hose,
at IsJ pair.
Ladies' Injrrain fine cotton Hose,
int'ludiner an immense quantity of
printed and fancy styles,
at CmO ' p ir.
Children's Hermsdorf fast black
ribbed cotton Hose, excellent
qualities,
,t10c-15c-19c-Pr.
BROADWAY,
8th and 9th Sts., Now York.
GEBHARD'S NEW FAD.
Freddie, Is Crodltod with Establish
ing a Keeley Branch at Babylon,
lev AMortATrn press. 1
1UBTI.0N. L. I , May ST lhere are now
flvo New ork clubmen undergoing treat
ment ul the branch Keelej Institute, which
lrtddlo Oebhard Is ci edited ullb bulng
cntabllsbed here, lhe Institute Is In a cot
I tago aJJoiulng the W atson House, and It Is
I managed I) William Vjse. of er, York. Dr.
J 11. Mchols, of Dtvlght, 111 , Is the physician
In ehtrge, and tbs "Jabs" of bichloride of
gold aic administered u) blm.
Manager ) se said this morning " Wo ex
' pect soon to treat as man) patients here as
uro trrale-d at W hlto Plains. 1 his branch
was established for tbe accommodation of
,New(irk clubmen who dl.l nut. like to face
I tlio publicity of tbe While Plains depart
I ment
' I do not know whether Mr. Oebhard Is In
terested in the cure or not. We shall treat
pttieuts cither at their homes or here as they
tiias end. WCKballbarc some women pa
tients, I understand, and these ivlll be
trrutcd at ben In mes '
C Hall's
I thl.KIlHATKU
" Hats.
lints direct from nor fnrlorv to the
brail, thereby amvlnjr three Intermediate
profit..
WE CARRT ALL THE NFW AND LATEST
RlfAPEA A.NU COLORS, INCLl'DI.NO THE
DROADWAY FIFTH AVE. AM LATEST
r.NOI.lSII rROUUCTlOJ.8, I.l.MlIJ OR SKELE
TOX ASLlOlirS.
IIEBDYH
XI. 41, 81. OS, 8?. I., S2.S.1I
WORTH
(3 09, t2.H0, 3 00. ( 00.
OUR S3.0' DERBY EQUALS THE BEST
ei 00 II AT MADE.
THE NEW LA CIC5ALE SOIT HAT, WITH
CURL BRIM, IN ALL THL LVThST COLORS,
nt 8I.H.5, 82. 1.1. gV.RSt
worm (2 50, 13 (0. (4 01)
lsll.lt AMI PI. altl.CAxil.lIlllt!: HATS,
Litra llaht eichttt
83. IS, S3. S.1, 84. SO 8.1.00)
-orlh 00, 1 00, tC 00, 7 00
s Til Alt HATfs.
WE CARRY THE LA11C.FST AND HNLST
ASSORTMENT OI STRAW HATS IN THE C ITY
fF UNIFORM
1 5k CAPS,
HATS. BADfiES GOLD I.ACF. t ORDS AND
EMBROIDERY Ol f FRY DESCRIPTION FOR
RAILROADS. hTEAMBOATS. LXI'RF.SS COM
TAMES. HOTELS, I LEVATORS. JANITORS
ANDO A k. POSTS ALSO ROW iNf.. Tr.V
MS, BASFIiALL, YAUITIM. AND OUTINO
CArSOl EVhRY DESCRIPTION
C. A. R.
HAT, CAM, HELMETS ANN TRIMMINGS
of ttttj dciiplioaln itrxk
W. H. HALL,
Msnuftcturer for tbe put 3S retrf,
261 AND 263 OREENWIIH ST
Between Fark place and Murray it . New York
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE MAILED FREE.
PHYSICIANS HECOMMED THEM SjrSfis.
for lodlceatlon. Heartburn, hour ffgJKv
Stomach, bick Headacbe.l latuleoce, InnRF S
Seahickoeaa. Pleasant. coDfeoieDt. Varyw
lOr-ntiit drJclita'orh;mall. n3IiB5
DORF PASTll.Lfc CO . 817 3d ate.
AUCTION SALES
r3lcmESlT"AirCTI0N.
500 Colurabias, Victors. Humbert. C nteriona 300
othera, new and aecood hand euahloua and need
mallet -.STI I(IM1.1I1 ?H. IS II.,
15 MURRAY ST., New York.
CS1 ff IORITSFqUAL.TllF.MAr.lt'
Oi-eUlMf INSFCT IXll RM1N AlOH. eure
death to all insecta, CLrea their bltea and atlnss
Non ttlaonoiiaand noneiplc alve AlaoonrMicie
Roach 1 ood.dettrojra roaches and water busa bold
eteruhere bALLADE & CO , Mfra , New York.
"Indian rsek toxT s7vTrai
hleh. prices volumes do not furnish
the Information 1 And In THE WORLD
AL.MANAC.-W. HOOPER
"I0CL.
Are now displaying in
their
Magnificent Show Windows,
the largest and finest in'
New York, in honor of
i
Memorial Day'
i
the artistic and realistic1
scene (from "Puck,"!
May, '91,) entitled
RECONCILIATION.
The show-windows will
be illuminated on Satur
day night and kept opan
during Monday, May 30.
125th St., West,
IICTU'KKN LENOX NI1 TTIt ATES.
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding and Stores.
(AMU OR CREDIT.
ONLY 10 PER CENT. CASH DOWN.
No Caah Required when lone time la Not Wanted.
Low Prices and Latest Styles.
B. M. Cowperthwait & Co.
(Our Only t'lace of Bualneaa).
103 to 205 Park Kan, Nov York,
Bet. Chattamb,i.iare and Cttrllall Station, L RR
'rupture cured.
Th improTsd rUfttlc trait It th oolj trait In ei-
Utiice lhu U worn wtth tbtolnte comfort nlxbt
and dar, m tt re t&fot the rupt are under tbvharaett
eif rcie or ert itritn, and will elTect perm-
1 nent And verd .ure without recvrJ totbeanf
th ptint hxminvt.oD lr Idr . tttcDd-
i nce for .m1. -a'l for rw-mphlt.
' lMIMinFI U.AS1IC 1KUSSCO.,
8 .'2 tod aj Uro-vdwiT, corctr l'.'tn tu, New York,
A. Brill & Co. !!
6tb Ave, bet. 4 1 st & 42d Sty. j
FANCY DRY GOODS AND SHOES
3 SPECIALS
FOR SATURDAY.
650 Pairs of Ladies' b c,
Oxford TiS,
Consisting of Batdt anil Ooie In all colors. Huustt , r
Itatnsr, fins Frtnch Don. ' 9 L
cola, Patsnt Lsathsr, Whits sT ft c m, I
1 Canvas tilth Kid Trimmings. M mW Ulcl
French and Leather Heelu I MM TkmX
all Hand Slued manufac- 4Uba r 'E
turrrs' samples Values I ITaV 'uug
fnm tl.SO to t5. at m
140 doz. Men's titunlif ;;U'
Nglig? u
SbirtS, iCV -Ir
! Me designs. Worth S5c,",fr M s ','
at w urn.
. a if"
185 doz. - ,y
Ladies' Kid and SCed? .":;!,
(aloQS. f;v
All lengths and stylet. Man. A jt
ufacturers' seconds. Regular nLlfl it lei
price, from 98c to if. 25, at V t f",'"
725 2in4 72? 6tb Ave. "'
BELOW 42d StftCET; P001
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.
ie Gl
ent
I ho Oi
ooklyi
,ara V
Furniture, Carpets, Bedding,&c. :-
LONG CREDIT AD LOW PHICES ' , ,
ARE T1JE INDUCEMENTS WE OFKER. "Rmi
Only 10 Per Cent Cash Down u!re1J
OUR GOODS ARE KOI ED TOR STRENGTH, "'(1 t(
BEAUTY, FINISH. YOU CANT GET BETTER ltl'
GOODS AT CHEAPER PRICES ANYWHERE, J5i,
oi'tt TEllMSi thing
850 worth of iood, for 81.00 per week.
75 " 81.23 " "
100 " " " " Sl.SO " " TH
IflO " " " " S2.00 " "
200 " " " " 82.25 " "
LARGER BILLS IN PROPORTION, iey
ould
J.&S. BAUMANN
733to 7 43 8th Ave.. .W. Cor. 40th 8U '"'
Op.n baturdar evenlnca until 10 o'clock.
mini
' lesoi
Here at Last. "
QQf, Ilrn..eM'nrprl., with Harder OOo n,'"
aac- .Made. l.ld and t.lned, per yd. aac ""
AT THE OTII AVE. BAI1.H -.. ,' r ',!
10 Per Cent. Cnah Down when lon 1T .
Credit Is not drslrrd. ',,,!;
LUDWIG BAUMANN & COMPANY,
J38, 2(10, VU2 OTII A K.
REMEMBEK, KAST SIDE, NEAR 17TH ST. 1
OUR TKR.1H i
$100 par wk on f75 97 60 pr wnk on -82M ..
. 10 pr ww k Pn 100 3 00 pr wrk on. . ?3 '9tlC
XV per week oa. 1&U a.60 per week on. 309 q
Lli IS' n m 1 1 i f "S, ( i n r i ji i x ti a r b rrsi i x x "i r n i n .
Hi FT 5) TF f 1? )A ia)(1fl fl Wft $
ill MLELLir J LTLli riLLLL Lnl MWLMMWu i
PI MEN'S SUITS. rfeX ' BOYS' SUITS, fc
!l 11 '"' WJ'Vl mnm -SrjA DON'T MISS W WW! . p
BllF 0 Elegant Blue "fW lP '" f Fl I desire to call the attention of the public I';,:
: 1 l W Serge Suits, guar- jjKj XSW fP ' A Wl Particularly to my BOYS' DEPARTMENT. E
Uli fnA rfT001? f Wmmm f S E! I want every one to m S
mmWl I I r V & lweeas Sts J ...nmW: )Jl know that my estab- gT m
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