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OONFERRINU with MR. KELLY.
rSSATlsnri) REPUBLICAN ALDERMEN.
ATTIMTTINO A " I'I AI." IO MOUE lill Illili"'*
OK MK. hlliK?N(? BBSl'LT.
A ronfi re:,. .* between Aldermen Miller, Pearaoni
Waite and Wendel (all Republican^ aud John
Kelly was held on Imlay night Bl Mr. Holly's
house. Nd. 84 East Sixty-ninth-st., with n
tn the election of a president of the B 'arel of Alder
niin. Rumors of a combination that ahonld elect
NYilliam P. Kiri. (Tanunanv] have been current for
?everal day*, but it was aaid that all the Republi?
cen members. e\e epl Messi-a, Pluck and Waite, had
rt'fiist-.l to roe for him ur anv othei Democrat.
Boom of tin* Repnblii m \ldertncn, hon nver, having
become wini \ of this i-i et i.'ii eil .mil fruit lusa voting
in t e Board, at last ronnc ited to nee Mr. Kelly.
Mi. Kell* stated f)i it he .*? ould tie-is upon the
clet lion ol Mr. Kirk aa pn lident. Francis J,
Twoniev as derk and William ll. Maloney 1.>r
depnty-clerk. He added, however, that th< K pub?
licans cdiilil havo the chairmanahiiM oi the impor?
tant eomtnitteea. and most of lu' patronage. Mr.
Pearson repealed Iii- f- nner decision tli it be wonld
im* \ote (oraDemoi nt of anv faction for presi?
dent. Meaara. Miller and A.il-l tere not yu posi
tivo and a-k.-.l tur the dotaila nf lin* proponed
?lan. Taking a Hat e.f the committees from
his poe 1:,* , Mr. Waite aaid that it Mr.
Kirk was elected presiden Mr. Pearson
wonld be mill.' a m.eili r nf Hie committees on
Terrie.- and Franchises aud ?>:! Slreel Pavements;
Mr. Miller wouhl lu* the ? Imi man of the Committee
on Market- and a member of the Committee on
Doeka, Another member of tin* conference Mr.
Wendel?waa on two ol the committees, and the
other Republican \ldermen were on one or more of
tlie remaining commit tees.
Mr. Pearson ara* nol satisfied with this arrange?
ment, iiml a ?-*. lin refused to agree to it. Tho chair?
manship i-f tit*- Finance Committee van then ex?
tended to lu". I be I..'Met of that oflli ?? is a mem?
ber ef the Sinking lund Commission. Mr.Pear*
aoo refused t" accept the ofter,
that be would not vote ior Mr. Kirk. Messrs, Mil?
ler ami Wendel were neil satisfied ? ith the ??.?-it ie.ns
rued them in Mr, Waite'-, list. Mr. Wendel it
the proprietor of Elm Park, in ?Sinlh-ave.. and he
was anxious obea i of the Committee on
Puhllo Works, iu order, h" said, "to prevent the
opening of any stree! tbrongh Elm Pnrk." Mr.
Miller, in turn, said i li i* he would n i'i-i be a mem?
ber of th.- lim k ( ri'iiinitt".' than the Committee on
Railroads.
"Rettie theae matters ai.'..nu yourselves'' sml
Mr. Kelly, quietly, and alter another conference
with Mr. Waite l KUI i n ? cd the ileMi.-ei
changes and Mr. Kel lo 1
movement, ll ii ing o'lilai iet| so much Mi. Wendel
aaid that he wishe 1 Kit-hard E. Me,:*, a ilerk of
tbe Boai 1 al h -v.'j ai. to ' d
iitte-rtlit- Board wasorgnni -i. i li ? t reijiii
also tri.mil ii. it li ina .
clerk aud deputy-clerk should
" I ill ..'..: glass." -...el Mr, Wei Iel lo thc fain*
many rlih'f, "and join i.re-." Mr. Kellv did so.
Having ih i* oflcctnull" secured il r.Wendel'sg.1
will and vote an, a!lt'in|il ivas made to wenre Mr,
Miller's promise t?i vote for Mr. Kirk. In w
to his pille - lie- W.isofl
ct i cl'- ird's j-!; I'.n.i ???. \'_"-i!i Mr. Peat ?
nrged to change his mind, hui without avail, rhe
eouferenie which bad h en brought about larger*
by the inllii.. ol .le.lm J. O'Brien and Jame:
ltielinit inl. in.,,, ip aboul ll o'clock.
The i i.1..' I.'- ? iii Aide mien V ld a< au.
t< i-l.ii ini'i iiini*. iii n i. li John J. < i'I'.i i
{>r --t-iiT. Mr. Waite and Mr. O' Brien .argued for a
I inn to oh! ' ii an agrei men! in u ord with
the con fe i r Ki lay evt ning. M> ssei .O'Con?
nor, P< .i; "i R'ltlr.n i*i "and Sm tn i ute
f..r Mi. Kirk, wli ? M isr? Fin k iVait. ai i Wen?
del agreed tn do so. Mr. V : i vote
eguiuel Mr. Kirk, aud th- i to vote for li
i v at Mi. i '?
a- he Im.! pre\ ioud.i .1 me, foi Mr. O'Connor tri -t,
tili'il |e.| lill .|e|
The Te i ird ol '.
?with tin* usu il i- -.ii: Kill .7 j O'! 'om i .
6: (Irani..I Pinck, l each. Tlie room waa
filled witb p.li: i'la- -. and several of them gathered
a'"'iit Mi. Milli i ami urged him ion.le for Mr. Kirk.
He stead \ refused to ?lti so, aud em tlie* motion of
Mr. Walt-- t!;>- Bu . I 1 till ln-i
Boon.
I 0181 ITION AI ii: TING THE I ITT.
BILI - PHOPOM ll UV I IP M i iii.
'1 he Mai .?;'?? "? ab net, i tit* beads of
Ibe vin ions d< pa ?-? neills, held an iinpoi tai '
iir: yeslerd iy. Several drafts of projiosed
fi ? ng the e itv government were prcsei
Cm lint it"?:i Counsel Andrews, lyome ol them were
ta'ia h. i.t I and all wi,.- approved. 1 hej will -
]'n si ,te,i to the 1 . (Inc ac! proi i cm fm
th.- en-it .in or pm e i
buildings, alni for ihe removal of any public
lng made ni ieee* irv by such action, lt a
i/t-tlit Sinking Fund Cominissio ut sites
njion ulm li tn ? > m more buildings for
municipal purposes, which shall include suitable
anat ?? fm i ., r,. -t. r's oibi > mid sm ii ?
an.! ..it.i. i - "I I is they may
I ie ni auy park or public
place ? Park, ori
by the ? it >. 11 ? 1..- , rei I. >l mulei
lill' lillee l ..III ul Ile ( OlllluissioUl !' ??] I
Wol k-. ll lilt! S . pl'ffer
tiny may buy ab
Thu Conti - ni!/- ?! tu i ? ? i. ? in i in ls ni stock
HI .1 I ll- ??! Uti 1- st IIOl lei I NI a III 1 ] ll 1 i ? : , 1"! | ia
Iiini'".i carrying mil the provisions ol Ibe act, ??!
the I!.',ml of Esl ? cost "i thc
l nd iilte rations te. bc in ?
i ev les, When any public building is va
mav be -...1.1 ? n removed, excepting the City Hall
ami the mw I 'oort ll ?uso.
Another proj.1 ad itu thornes tl'' Commis
?ionen ot Charities ami ('< i ree l imi to pu
Hiker's Island at a price nm to exceed SlS.'MMM.
The Legislature will also be asked to chan
ilium- eel tho public place in front ot thei
t'niuii from Stuyvesant Square te. ( . ..t>. i Park;
to authorize theniukiug Purni I mers to
aet apart land belonging to the city for police
?tationa .eial fire apparatus houses; und to
the laws of 1 sfe'J so that contractors may 1
within il irt j days after the completion und accept?
ant ? ? oi u pie. , of v. iii K.
Kl bridge* T. Herr v usketl thal the influence nf the
cal.::iet should not be used againsl tin pa sago of u
hill itt Alban*, to amend i bill pas il last veal
relative to opening a six-'t through th< .
th.- Bloomiugdale Asylum. After he had left the
room Dwight L. Olmstead retiuested thal the
eabiuet slmulil nae its intiueuce to prevent the
pasiiagc of the bill. No a< t iou ? as taken.
?
DOCTORS WHO DISAGREE.
I>r. Justus .1. Spreng, ol No. 1 13 West Twenty.
aecond-st., wrote to the Hoard of Health yesterday,
reo nesting an iuvi itigatiou "t a report that Mr--.
Babbitt wus sn tiering front malignant, diphtheria at
No. 07 Wes! l'welfth-st. Ile Mareil rbat be was
lira. Babb lt's physician and that she had ir n
attack ot tui.-M.i s, which had been reported as
diphtheria. Tbeuatienl had been Injured by tl;,
false rep-rt, he declared. Mi>. Babbitl keeps a
boarding-house. <*n I'Uursilay she had a chill ami
-.-?el thi throat which alarmed her. Dr. Ed*
Diiii.il Carleton, a homteopathic , - "i \...
r.** Weal Si:,ih-st.. visited one of ber boarders that
dav. anel sh*- asked bim to examine hei throat.
J lu ti.1.1 her that -h.- hui a mild attack
of diphtheria; be wrote u prescription t?ud
advi-Li-il her to disinfect her rooms, ll- sen!
pori to the r.ee.ml of Health that Mt-. Babbitt had
diphtheria, aud the Hoard ol Education was In?
formed through the Sanitary Bureau. Iheu the
teachers in theGrammai Si I ool in I wi Ifth-st. were
warned not to admit pupils from lira. Babbitt's
linne.
Dr. Spreng, ulm belongs to the "1.1 school of
medicine, has b ?eu Mrs, Babbitt's family physician
for several years. When he was called to see her
on Friday he i.b-poohed the idea that abe was
fell lie I ing flinn ll i eil,'ii JIOIIS '1 .**>?: I SC Leal ll Ml li lli.il
a hmmen*, ii tm pin sn i.in had sent ii report to tin
Board of Health, be undertook t" prucure a cor?
rection. Ile ;il*" expreaaed Ins opinion that the
other physician did not understand Ins business,
pr. Carleton aaid to a I uhum reporter yesterday :
" If Dr. Spreng nays Mi*-. Babbitt einl nut have
diphtheria h.' bi afoot sin-imi-* anfiering from a
chill anil h.ni pains in !..-i lue k. I looked down
her throat end aa** patches whish sin.weil inn
elusively that abe had diphtheria, lt wa
mild form, however, aud il she used the medicine
which 1 preat ribed the condition ol her throat may
bave been much improved when Dr >(.,?.
ber. Perhaps hodoea not know that a child, M.ny
Cook, was removi il tn... the ho un la 1 wet I.
lng from diphtheria. A physician is compelled to
report. ;i*-.-.-, of contagious disease to the Board of
Htaith."
DAMAG1 TO VESSELsS BY THE GALES
Tin* reaaela arriving at this port yi it< rdaj brought
? budget of rough sea experience, Ibe btate Line
ateamabip m.ile of Pennsylvania report ed encounter*
lng heai ?? a it< i Ij f-ales dui lng in i ?
I.iicr|r.ii). On las) Wednesday the British bark
I'i isi.iir. c.i)...un taggart, from I'ernambue o, met a
westerly gale during nhich John Andersen, a
Swedish sailor, age twenty-two, waa drowned by
falling from the jib-boom, the schooner Rebecca
from Fitintera shifted her deck load in the recent
heavy gales. The schoout-i I or? ? |,. Kchapp,
ciimmaii'le.l by Captain Crabtree, from Port de
J'.iix. went aabore at Brigantine Shoals on Fritlay,
a ii el waa compelled t?. tim-'.'- overboard twenty tons
ol In i ii' ok load "t log wood before sin eoulJ Boat
cu. The bark Eiuar irom Liverpool on J un um \ ii
j> t-.. .1 the w leek rn ;i veasel with hei copper paint?
ed bottom ii,". On .hi:.nary 13. about 200
?.i.iiti,-. ii-: ot -:.!"!;, ll...elv. the r.iuar, in a beavj
?jin in .\t st sale, loot In i torc top*masl ami main*top
aallauU bb* ^a.s towed inU* port by a tag.
???
THE PATCHOGUE BANK FAILUEE.
Tha crediton of tht Patcbogue anel Suth.Ik
County Bank peeteidajf choae Jobn A. Potter, e.f
the- linn .,1 Pottoi A Price, aa assignee, and lator
it a public m.t-iiiii: si..,,..! George J. Carmau,
.aluin Bailey and George D.Gerard as a committee
to look ali. r their inti le-Ms. Ihe at-se-tb will Bot
ftliaMal Jt'iU.UOO. Suocrviboi Fluid will lotto $1.UU0 .
I
of tbe town's money, and the school lax collect.tri
ol East Patehngnc and tba Blue Point district*
will lose the iiiii anionnt of tbe taxes collected,
guarded Mr. Peck's house on friday night.
? ?
FBOH THE Peri: TO THK CARDINAL.
?iv aimxiRAPH i 111 n i rou i to mi os ntl
eui i>i'\- .111:11 rr.
i a ni i na 1 MeCloskey has received an autograph let?
ter In Latin from Pope L i XII,congratulating him
on bis golden (nldlee, which waa celebrated a week
ago in m. Patrick's Cathedral. The letter "as
written on llncember 28, but its arrival was de?
lny etl until Fi ni iy, and a golden chalice, a i-iit "t
the Po|ie, which was to accompany it. has uot yet
li -ni ri.ived, The Rev. J. M. Parley, aecretan o
the' Cu-. I mal, has made thc following Inundation of
tha Pope'i htter:
I ? I XIII., toto.
To Our} . .luis Mi Cl wai r. Cara' ' '' -
ot th, ii , - . ? "ss i ti i ? <>
? _ tm. An ?? - ? ?? \- -
Iii mi tn Suv, Mi inn un APOSTOI ie- HIM',.;' ll"'-: -
Wc i, ivi le -i-l wlih urea! plc i ur ihai yon art
the golden Judi
>.f tie- il.tv iih".i yon assumed iii" holyonler of the
.ll, llllel lee! Hu- lil-t lilli.' ..1t'-l-->I !?' 1 . - ?< I tltO
Holy Bauitke, fifty jens ago. We iherefijre lea?
der v.'ii. i, love I son, our I: ? irtrHl con?
ti ititi ntun ? i ii hie - ??! i lt!i such lengtn of
Vim In tbe service of th<* .iltur, nml we rejoice . ?
In.ii i!..it (Iii* i.,i ? I'l'iil-..- receives additional lustre
fi ? ii .1 lif.- ..f priest!} \ ni'ie and of merits aeqiured In Ihe
iii.,-ii. ..-e ol tm- duUcs of tin-i:,il-. .|i il um e. Where
ui ihe prouiptlnt ut miram lion for y.
tue! tin- letter beal ttl '.e'li on youricolden anniversary,
.en ii. -I ii ? tn ni felicitations, sin! we pray that our
Lord, who Ls wont t:i rewan! generously Btu faith mi *er*
? '.-ne inn iiml I'.'iir "lit ii|'i'ii yon tbe
in ie ? ol ll'- i i ai ' -I (.a . in
'... gladi* avail ourselves ..f ih
toy. beloved son. and to your clergy and faithful peo?
ple, our decji I 1. , er* . l.i! .lillie- flll'll'llf 11 11. I' I I I .tte li ll L'S
Ij tn...le Ul in ! f- I . H ?! we bi-g
tots ..? on ron and Blithe pious donors In re?
turn, thi r_-.it in' in-'lu.ami. nml tl-.it ho may mercifully
grant lo all ivie, sow lo blessings to reap also of lae
S.illie.
May mn Apo 1'i'e ii.ii il lc! lon, which we most affec?
tionate! v In lue Lord Impart to i"U. b lovell son, and to
I f,nih.lil over Milieu xml al'- pl.lee.I, lie il
pli l.e ol divine grace. -t- i: is aiuarli of our especial
favor.
(.Ill li r-t Pl. i !'. i--''. In
i e sixth yeal erf our Pontificate. Leo Mil.
" Archbishop Corrigan," said Father Parlej last
ig, "also brought an autograph letler with
inn un iii-- return from Rome, in which the Sover*
e i i dc - the rc eiptoi i lie tl
ol the recent Provincial Council. Ile com
highly Ihe pl -1 and sound doctrine of the
|i ? and nnpai i - thc Apostolic li ? them
mid te tin Amei:. mi burch. I om the
Pop l\ ill I., pi... .ii ii in Cai.ii
thc in* - sengi i directly on his arrh al."
THE OTI1ER TAPPAN V ci - U Ol Ml RDER.
The helief is gainiug ground in Oyster Bav that
1 ?' uund S. 1'iii pan, rho mi Prion) sahl that h a
I killed the
nen, i-- him .ell i lie miirili :.?!'. He h is
? thal lc im I the ii md the
-?.ni w hich v. re taki n fro u t he Ma
iiltliu... li h. sa ne iiiii'. I rm l appau only
i -I -' r ? ', ? ,t'.' an
follows:
? ?. ? ? ? i-i - -1
lu.\i: Susan: Gel tbe j ark on
.:. Lum i -? -. I .man.
ll tee .'II.
\ \ ml tuc wu If you en
i i "i mi ** Tai paw.
I !:s wife -. iel ilia! --'re- 1. new Uot Um ; ?
adding " Tell I'd to com mid g.'t them hm
da) lu ?**? ' -
Jamill! . r lie- Mu) bees, aud his
ii ?
i: i- incl ( iee li e bei n -li -
covt :
lluW A V\ IDOW KEPT HEH PIGM.
a iii v. i ... n h. I..
ke.-ps |iii -. A nei. hor, Mr. >? ? is n
lune her, -li.',o lu on 1 1 ida) an . alni '.1 hor
h\ ,n r i hi i lu. Ith and thal .if
the children ; id the pigs. Wita a proud lilith tbe
widow led thc hiitcln i to thc sly, and |i timed u it
H i.il them greal I.-, and matlo
!. the
bul her Maying$1 lo bind iii. bargain, the same
'inn t he hutch r's man calli <l al I li'1 w I
i"! ; ? e pigs, bm n in did nol lu
pay for tucm, she refused to I.t him take ti em.
l.atei l ii ii?
ii' tOO, i lied tel Illili.' ti,- V, th*.
cline il I .i liitcher
''i'll ia.',- I ii i.i ... . i : ::i:u til .
Bl \ he seized oue ol ; he pia ?? In a '
widow was over ufi r him, uud os tbe butch,
bold ol the forelegs of the pr-r she caught bold ol
i oue *. l ie -?? ... ? use .I le ; tongue is ?ell
aa be i ' n ds, :,i,il for a t: ne ii was nip aud tue.k
bel wee :i i in- -i niggling pair, ll I
iiiistrtH with its teeth and tbe Mitchel was driven
on hy the *Aidov< without thc p : ? iu I w ith .. I
i j i. Eat b H.'- lied the othei for at
VA I I IH MN1 1880 ; I I ION.
Tie ^ in held its third i
v t* ve ti i i iv :
lliillilee-l l-.i- pie ,| ll, .|l.l| ,1|.' ('VtMllUg WUS
I'.'., nl.l l .-,n .',-, Hilde] the iii--' .jen,i Iii tii !
: i A. VV. Evarl . 'Ol! The I ,
in elim ".Is i"l owed hi tbi unn il busim ;
( Ul- ? I - l n t tie e.linnie \ till \'>, re i iei'ti-il
as ti*,,'. i . ali ni, i e,anni e\ Vi. Depew, '50;
? .' line i .
Gardiner, '''v ; ecretury. I'ho I sicber, '71:
treasurer, Joseph C. Jackson, '67; exectnivi
ce, 1 iain ll. Hom : rn, '50: llcorgi lt. liminey.
'i-l ; billi aid il. Peasli ??. . ii; I, rei 1 -,- lei', .
IU '.n Vi. Tait, 'mo.
I in.ML M. ll .
PROMINE> I ARR1V '
1>itlh Armut //o/ci?Senator Warner '
of Herkimer ; Congressmen Frank lliseuek, ?? Hyrst
...... Iii :.i . i. t; .. i . . : '.. bili bil . N. V . nnd ll -? K< l.
Ii.:- li iain m, ul I / Uuui
I'm. ?::. "i Ki i "i. r. .rmi llaroltl I retie ne, of Albany
???ir],ni. Hull \llgUntlH -cn.I :.i.l ki .-, ill Hie
New- York Civil feerviee Couiuil i teluna lloti
.tei ni r. -i,,- tn, or
(.''Ire'-.'! Allie l( - V. I; ? ' . 'i ' I..'a., ni, I I le,!' I'.iaM'lllll
iii.ii.,let T. .'1 i ? ard uer. United States Nuvj .. lt.'. ,,-,.',
. .
? ni,ih Mcdttirc, of I,in,i. st, damn Hotel
i < i i.r-;e ~!--u,;.m i:. v. Pierce, .a Buffalo.
? ?
NEW-YORK (UV.
Arrests last week, 1,101; births, 042; >.
576; marriages, luO.
John B. Gough will dclivei hi lecture on "Binn- j
den ' in the ?' urch ul tin Divine Pate nii., ,.,- 1
neil row eveuiug, '
.In-tit e ililli i -un. at ll. ? Jellci mn Market Police '
Court, yeaterda) was presented with a marble lion
paper-weight, bj i athel Uiorduu,
11.?- Rev. Ur. Maynard will deliver hia illustrated '
lt ? lure i n " -'Miiie in Cathi drain of Ungi
? 11 g Hall next Wednesday afteruoou,
Alexauder A. Combs, a homelea man, age thirty, i
fell down Ibo celia] stairs al No, 1 tSiiflolk-st. yea- I
terday, while intoxicated, aud wa* killed lnstuutly.
I'ho Kev. Mr. Kimball yeaterda) distributed 514 i ;;
loaves of breutl. a barrel of ou iona anti 230 p.'innis (
"i corn m. al t-. i.i women aud childreu.
A I'Mil (ii I -MA M mum I FOB SALK, '?(
The southern bali ol the lowei Boor of the old |
Essex market , tobe auld ii auctiouon J auuary \
20 foi i'i.ni.et purposes ouly. The lease h forteu j
years fruin Ma. 1.
A WUHAN'S I'I I ll 'I'I. i ONPITIOV.
Clara Wilson, al it..- LK-lancey-st. police station
earl) yesteiday morning, lola a pitiful t;..
nant aiil exposure. Due of her feet waa froeeu.
Mn v. a,- tent to bel t\ in- Hospital.
A LOADED ' A*. Al -ll .A I -I'M;.
A loadi d ' "??? i" .1 b. i'n- Wilki
('.?a! Company was struck by the wheel ..
steamship City .il Atlanta, at Pier N... L'7 Ne.un i
Kiver, yesterda) afternoon, aud sunk,
lllllM Mill ill AS Al A HAM \ MIM-ll'lt. I <
In a Bower) pawubroker's sales siore i- a large <
ainl Ininti-nine gold-beaded cane with au im i j .*t ou ?
showing that it was presented in IMIOtotln Jt'e\. i
? ?, a popular minister in Moutgonieiy, Ala- ?
htiiiia. t
ah IDBS i i'i i \--.!'\a h.i- i i: m,!V.
El United Matesrjenatoi \. ii. t ru - u, ol No. 20
I'n-i I'weut) .i-t., this i nv. ni "in going out
erl i in bou ? .....
ing a compound fracture ol tn.- , ami a
serious inw-ii> to thc I. li -lennie i.
ni:, pai ..*,.! rio**,
I?r. Willard Parker i- mhI seriously tick, M.
condition during tin* Meek has undi rgoi e bi - little
change. On Prida) bi ra ie?l somewhat ami passed
several c uni urn, bul > e
into i ven greatei wea - | et'ore, ' I he
change, however, was not such aa tu ian-, anj im?
mediate alarm,
ni i i'i ga oi rm titans.
The follow lng'1 ' ? ,- ? lei :, I .
terday in the- I mon ol the titans: John B. \\ ."?>!- |
ward, c ni; Allred VN agsl ul, Kussel I >. ll di . *,
( imii* - A. Uo ? mui, .1. .. A. 1.. Mat - |
donald and ("(earles ii. lit i# mles ; I
i. e.nu, curator; Janies J. I r; J. I
Trumbull 8mitb. high pm i, aud John A seaton, i
i.e.,:. i ni the i tan beaker. I
in -i i i i. i i.t.M I'la.v
John Ferguson, a hun..!.-- man, alt emitted to
j? 111.i? mi l.t.!..<l tl.e - ? il I- i ? - ai i\hen
in. teasel v..i ? re nv e ijfhei pu
Iii ii ll into thi ts.ii. i.
cult), b) P<
btinatl. Policemen Suluvau aud Uelauey, ?,i the
.?-? \e nth 1'iei un i, le . rd a ? ii l"i h' lp :enel saw a
mau struggling in t... Kasl Kivei ul Piei Ko. 41
laat eveuuig. Ihe) rescued him and i*e-nt bim tu
lin- ( han. ii. f-.-tn 11 liospilal, Ile said that he waa
Ih lia Quinn, of No. 2*42 ( liftou place, Brooklyn,
I lil.) i ll. il.-i k lil l,M li rn I>KATM.
A fii", mi i'i'1' ?>?? I ,'? h ii ?? been caused bj a ci
use of inat< nen, hm kc nut hu.1 evening lu tin- stable
of 1 tei.cy iii. Dcim.m. in thu icm of *>u. iiul Eaat
Twentv-peenrnl-sf. Three horses, liclntigine lo the
firm and valued at 0800, were boned to death.
The :tiit>!< vu- damaged about $200.
-ir Mtv; a HBAL-eKIN wicorP.
Jane Beaufort, of No. 812 Weat 1 welfth-st., in
the Jefferson Market Police Court yeeterday, was
charged with stealing a seal-skin sacoue, worth
-Tl 15, from the store ..1 Alumni A Son at Nineteentu
It. .-iii-l Sixih-ave. ,-he ?as held in |1|WW hail.
COHSTANTIM c.'MMan,.i:i:Y SRCSTtmS.
Constantine Commander] No. 48, Knights tem?
plar, which ranks in oopularity with the Palestine.
Corton iiml L'o-urde Lion Comniandenea, will hu ?!
its ti 1 -.t annual reeeptlon at lVrrem's Assembly
Kool 1 - "ii 1'. I.niirt (i.
CHABOl i> muk sui.re nilli ' ont!.
Robert !?'. Adams, <>f Elisabeth, in the xoravilw
Police Court yesterday was charged with having
Induced Emma (legal, age nineteen, io leave ber
home and accompany bim to New-York. Il" b-ft
behind nim a wife and two children. The pair sig
nilieil (h.-ir willingueas to return to Elizabeth, ami
Uni J.-fi the court-room with the detec Ires.
v. nv inn ur 1 ii r pois >\ T
David N ilkowsky, a pedler.ofNo.217Broome-st.,
iiiii teni to Bellevue Hospital, yesterday,
snll'cring fruin tin* effects of corn.-ive
poison which be tonk un Thursday night
snne oi' his neighbors aaid that he bad
linnell.-.I with hia wife, hut -In- aaid thal he t KW
Un- poison in mistake for medicine.
At 1 .ti'Ki I. iv liri: RRD-ROOM.
Snrnh Muloey, aire eighteen, a domeatle nt No.
"?Iii: Teuth-st., had aaerioua wound indicted on
? 1.. some man who entered hei bed-roomat
half-past live o'clock jresterda** morning. Elijah
Wilson, a colored servant, wasi uoseqoently arrested
in..111 , being thegirl'a assailant.
lill. MARI n. BOO KS BO! 0.
The tug Marj N. Hogan, which was confiscated by
? he i in ve nu nen t, was sold yesterday by the l'nited
-in;'-- Marshal, fha tog waa seized last July
while Captaiu McCarthy waa ii ling heroin fora
royage. I'he District-Attorney charged thal the
!ug was to bo used to aid tin* Flaytian reliels, aud
Drown direi ted tba! it should be sold. 1 li"
ii-.- mi-, -.,1.1 nt Pier N". 8 North Uiver, and wai
tough i tm -omni uv r. Greene. Captain McCarthy
?iii.i ii coal Iiini tl i,(lim.
i "? ? i Mi - \ , , ni' l 'il vt li nu L.
Among the myriad masks at the Cerele de l'llnr
n.nu.-I..ill ni tue .\ adeni.v of Music on Monday
iiL-hi will he representative h of all the leading roles
'i ".Simon lloce um gra,""Lakme,"Nana Sahib, 'and
'Le Maitre des Purees," and many other pretty
.-. | he Bernhardt-! olombior horw whipping
will be burlesqued, Irving aud Nilsson Halls are t>.
orated aud the bridge a ?!"-? In ing-p
i\ ill h.- stud lcd with electric lights.
IH:i COl'D INIl l; I1I1F.D Ul A BOOM " '
Caroline Mulligun, a member nt "Billy" I mer
m inst re I troupe, and heradopletl da'tghter,
Idn Curley, were prisoners in thc korkville Police
i nil i vestenlay, and were charged with stealing
? ninan. I he
I bree roomed together at-No. 1.15 East Twenlj edxth
i. Mrs. Iii .ii-' i v,.i. ti,I.- n sie U ami it is nani that
the nt cuscd women drugged ami robbed ber. I rn
iat inti on '1
I 1.1 ICKNAIH-ANCI iv Ai.i ill I I i I I, Kl .
" Ital*." -aiei l'rofessor flood) car in his lecture on
- i'i Alt hill lillie," III ? iiu|'. I lll-ll
lute h.-i , . m .i- Un* latin r nt modern
mid ii ? mn-:. ? were dei i- .1 hy
1 ? ni ii their patriotn enthusiasm in the
.ej ancient liom.-tn ail gave rise to the l.v
ii ni sance, li. j churacterized the Northern archi?
lls, hui I ie'' tj pi ih -y
leveloped bm t ol bing structural: it isall ?
- ii ics to-da\ tl. ? lan" il uar
listie, I i'ork
ir. hid a tm-."
! KIHI JOBI
Thc We t Side J.
Inn- |.,, liding.
V con-til ul ? pi* ade pied. E. ll
nit lee
if three t\ n ? aji|" . ? ' h i<l
int joined i bc a - ni ml ion, and a i ommil '? - livi
ie pe rv
in .M...,.li.', in.niiiii.-. .-inti purchii o l-'ml b ii
,,i'e ii nm neh receivers as ? ill |il
? ? el. ..'. ti Soul in i ii produce dui un i lie i
? Oil ll i' llle.il lilli, gillg '.ll. . ?
? - i-i?-: ? .-:? ron K KORTN'IC.HT,
i ? i ?? I rt the
?Sanitary Bureau in the last two weeks as follows:
We ?'.
(mini.'
1 g
-
si., i:
Si!
41
I 70 I 0
N . ?* sr \ i as i e,,t *-ui in bus' limn -.
? o furnish ci r enl reatling to th.
*.'.i ional .iiul state Soldiers'Homes was started
?? ima ago by <;. I*. MeWutters, Bia" n
?I,'. , bave consented to coiitrihiito a few of their
ixchuiiges for this purpose, and boxes have been
iii. cs. '1 he Adam-, the L'nited
-tai.--ami the American express companies have
olnn.red to earn to the bornes, free of cost, all
I conti iImtctf. i, .,- .,? li,ail bas fm ni; bed
ree. ile- Laili ' nitm ll .
oil, of . hil li Ml . luli'i \. Ive:,in I ' West
? ,,.,.t, .second-s!., i- president, Mrs. M. II. K
m. li; Wes Inn tirst-st., ls secretary, sud Mrs.
V, V, Havenieyer, treasurer, are soliciting other
lewspapei - i.itri
l I I Kt.KAPII COXSOL1DA ll"--'.
The Bunkers and M. rchants' T< legi iph Company
las obtained control ol the Commercial Tell
timpani. At a meeting of tin stockholdci s ? i thc
.-?ie bc Rankers aud Merchant .'
tere e pi ti ii diti iii,, ni tbi < onunerciul, and i.
V. Dimock, presulent, (1. S, Mott, vice-president,
ind J. (J. Case, secretary of the former company,
vere chosen bj tho directors to Hil thc sameposi
lom in the latter. I he < ommen ial Company waa
irganizcd for the j.uri'.i <? ..I Introducing instit*
neills Inf Irlliisuinu qnotiltioUS ol' r-|i?i I,., , ,
iroilme, provisions, peimleiim, cotton, etc.; also
: il !.- ". - n"in nil purl ? .'I thc world. A ? lose
il'll..- has just he.il made between Ihe Hankers
md Mere bania' aud tl..- Mutual Diatnct Cou ,
BROOKLYN.
Th.- policr iiini.- in:: arrests last week.
TheliV \. Dr. Kii bard 8. storm will deliver a lectnre
oyoni | lire- We hninstei Presbyterian
'Inna !i, at Clintou-et. and First-place, thisevi i
"l?i." Charil i iii! i i Li :i il waa yesterday corn?
ie in i...it ni the <ir.uni Jurj. on a
of lierfortuing a criminal operation un Belle
Deputy IT. B. Marshal Benjamin De Cine
tricia ii wiih paralysis on Friday night, ju-t aft i
ia ling a medical examination for admission to a
- tige ol the Inn il Ari anum.
William ll. Cadmus has been nominated for
. .or bj the Itt puhlii an- ni the Eighth wi rd,
. . aused b) Kuper! [soi Lake's
ti as County Auditor.
The fnneral of Charles Coombs, the veteran of
ft 12, who died in his ninetieth year, on I
pince it.-ii:uiite.\ morning from bia sons
muse, .Nu. (;.'f .South i'm i lautl-ave,
J . i.- '? Pratt i ? rited an ordei ?.'ivi:i^
li plaint ill, in i he suit ot l ??? ? \. .i..iu ...i,
? hi i I, ' band, ? naries li. Johnson, IfuOO
nilli-1 i I.-.- ..ntl .-*?",(? alimony weekly.
A dispatch from Auburn State Prison to the
nited bluies.ii yesterday stated thal Koberl
li i,i ?, bail malle ano! ber at tempi to take his life by
augiug In ii i-.ii with a cord to the hanoi his cell.
ie- wast ut dow n. Ho has several times attempted
.in,n.t -mi ide,
?h C. II. miii*, -ilia was "Boee" Mclaughlin's
unit ida te foi Mayoi las! fall, mus appointed a
i. nats e ye i. rday in the place of Clem i al
len j W. -!.. nm, Congrcssman-a! large. Ihn
rix's nairn was nreseiiteo bj font roi lei Brinkt***
nfl aud Auditor Voege, who also sigued his cert n.
ate, the . ? il hei mg iu tin <>i i gina I n -ol
. ht t he.-, nllii -i - i. i. i|Hinsiblc foi the appoint
lent ul Mn- Bi idge 1'rnstt i .
Gerald M isac*, has been invited to di liver a ?
i lom lei inns lu th. nhl Baptist Church, No. 133
liiiton-ave. I'he lirsl lecture will h. giveu
a 1 ii"-ila.v cm 'nilli.'. '1 in- lectures will bu "Man
ch of Iii- -uni," th.- "Non-Historic Naturi
I ih- Pall '?{ Man." the "Ntiu-historic Nature of
be Canonical Cospels," and " Wbt Uod Does Nol
.ul t ie Devi
JERSEY CITY.
An application was made to J idge Knapp j ?
ay foi a wm of certiorari to remove into the
? I].,elm- Court Ihe iudii inn nt latch found aguiusl
lr. Kufus -. I'eii' ei,, .Imiii 1 >. Harrington and
Hum Corey for i to defraud the Atuericuu
? t Donor.
NEW-JER8EY.
i ! here was little ? hangi
. l il.lt m ?
i forty employt - ul Hamil A B sith joined |
quiet im ctiug was held, folio trade.
a iv, Mrs. Patient e I iltem Hopping, a i low
l Judge James Hoppin
iindredth auuivei n , ol her birthday e,u ti,,
l-l ot la-i Mari b, died ai the n side iee of
i ln-iats. liena.i- Leonard, iii Leonards
a boru iii
ll.'- ? ill| ton ll' W I it |)il
irewell address, aud wa i ? old wheu he
'll i'll, i'." ll
WESTCHESTER ( OUNTY.
Moi'vt Vi i k Carroll, mann! k lurer
f ininci.i i, . Ibu! his di
.
? : , ? i
'
? ISLAND.
Ls.. I .' * i- e 11 ,. | ii., ti ial of Era itns < t
rincipalol ti'- Hunter's I'oint public school, foi
s- Hl.l HIL* A lillie W I 'ul ? ? .lilli, M il- I.Cg
. -I. i.l.it he . ll. fhe buy I
? -I ih.ii Mi. ' . u- il him in the thru
ral hun '?'. nh a i .nt.i i. I u., ,,r poi.
?ted Ida ti-i linnie,. Mr. ? roabj said thal he did
ut kick the hm. Thu licaiiiiU was aUioUiucd uiilii ,
Tuesday.Daniel H. f,vilely has obtained judg
ment against Long Island City fbi $8,380 l-l f'.r
servioes rendered u tba Impeachment ol ci-Mnyor
DeBevolae.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
mUlATUBI A I.MAN' I'1
Bbb rites,? in - ' -einv-t ii:3l , Moon's ajs.ila. 39
niiiit win it ni -ii ir.
A.M.?Sandy nook, 0 r>a cot*. I*'?n 1. 1:471 Rel! fists, 8:88
*\.H.-ha*idTUook, l.'j'J i..iv. lnr.iiil. 3:07ilteU Oats, itt
FOEEIQN STEAMERS DOB AT TRIS PORT,
TODAY.
VkmeX Wnm. JAn?
'Inner Hill. Liverpool. HIM
Hpsin .Liverpool.Nato.iiHl
elly nf itieliine.tiil.Liven.ix.i.Inman
ivrsian Miiiisreli.Liverpool.. Monarch
Adriatic . Liverpool .Whim wai
ll.-nita.. Ililli. IV I linn
(uni wall.l'rlitt'.l.Oreat W. st.-ii
.Hamburg .liantNAmsr
Railer.Rnwnen. N O. M. iel
W. A. Mrtniltsn.Heittt-li1.un.Ni 'tl
Westland.Antwerp ... RedNtar
.ll ai ri rn innl Mi tin).Aleiumlre't
oi nineo.II. ii.imlii .Herminia
M IVOAT, Jani-auv IL
rsntn.irk.I.innl''ti .National
Arin.na. Liverpool.Union
ld .Paluma.N. Y. ann MM Ports
ISiafiara.Havana.Wmil't
rUKBOAY, javtaky -.'l.
riiitlinla.Liverpool.("nn.iril
*.! ..... ia . fl las en vr.An. h>,r
Westphalia.11 am tm ri*.Hamil Amur
sriirn m. vi wa.
rORT OK NKW-YOIIK .MATl'll'iAY, JAN. IP, 1844.
ARRIVED
Steamer St-ife nf Peiiimiviuim (Br), Ult. hie (llatcnw Tun
4 i.ml Lune- ii, wlih mdse sud passengett to Austin lluiilt. rn
* (...
?Steamer Itntn.mn (Rr), Mltebcll, Hull 17 days, with mel-* to
Bamlerson .v -..u.
irr York City Br). A Merson, Newcastle Decal, ami
.,-|. tl lill lilllie Ul.lill- I'| ll -te 1 lei lOlpSOa, !-'|ee'lni A
Yoi tn e
?Stn lerAvlons Rn, flantrstcr, C 5, Messina22,
Bini Pall I'-rn'J-i nilli "mil t.
li i . bill .iii: .1 le!. Uer. V ? nie ? Nm 30. i'm.mat rif.
:>, Messina ia, Palermo 18, v..28, and Glbrali
.. tn ord. Il VIM .fl lil --? I'..'! line..
Ki,-.*iiii, r ^un Marcos, Riirrows, HalTestoa Jan 12, with
?
*?!.-.me i I m kalali-. Townsend, Baltimore, sith tadse to Oeo
ii (Hoi i
Steamer Ure-il-wnfi-r. Teimi-, i.i-w-., Del, with ni-l.T n n-1
. ii, i nd h.i iii lon 8i ? "
*l a. p rn ? nilli. Morl, ii ? ie. Ua
r, uk Persian (Bri, Ta linen Ht days, with
IO ll I ,!.'. ' ' ?
Bark Ai sin. Sor) Jobaunesen, Bani ie BU days, in l._l
lasi i" i im ii. i: Itu -
Barkl . Brnnnlnes, Antwerp 4-1 dave, wu li
i Koop A .'e.
Bark I ' ,8. Imtt, I . ; ?: i d >?-. ? I
tn order* vests I iee ina
Bri ll rd, Pori Royal IO days, witii lam*
Kvans, n ill.
i i.e i i..f' 14dsj*.
t*. nb ' ,.?'
s, hr Itcli,, .n nf
iel to .s i Hider*
fl' ?Ve
.-i lir ('11ITor.l. ltr.it
tow ll e
BT'XH ? Ri Ulick ur. I
-
-
'
knole M ii atti liss * with
\ ttKD.
Ktej'ii. ; ? el?Blink -'. .'?
. | , !,l e. Dist M '.ri' Ililli.
:
Bt Kitts, B :
I, etc vi. null rbi lils. ? e .,,
? ( M . 1 I I .. ? | CO
ru (ell, K''. Wi ,| nu: Hal. to, 'ii
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-m. a uti .:
rr Kui. k. iv. '.. r, Ile nie' ! li
". Quin.
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stead ?
Hteamt-rTu ? ' Neon ftl
8ti noe i I le mora ,u. ? Portia n ill,
Hallett, I
--alli Uesiiiiiii.li.l lil., 1,una, I all-lt ta-Kim I ill. ,v *. r. 1.1
'
ia-.. i Den?
Flinch I '
Bark Patltes, ( I'.rntin.
. ra,
li.l.M Vnr
t Porter, Nichols, Buenos Ayres, Art Rep?RP
line K I" Campbell, Lord, Lord, Mar-uibam Lawrence,
-.1 .
linell ' " '
Rrt? (irtilt, Hansen -1 Kitts?A l> sirs nwt A ? ".
linter ridge.
Si 'll ? 1 ,.!..
s, hr a I. nut. ie-?.,n, /,.? ?-.:? \? ? 4p?lilli A Binnie,
Harlan.: H tlen I fl Lu
tit, h..in es, SI Johna, M P i 2*< rial
? vf
Steamers Assyrian Meiinreli, (ot I.timl in; Dorset, Bristol;
In 1 i, ntl. ntl. iciioii) od i. Br. lal I. A i twi ip;
'
Inn; Kiit'lslni ml K nicki lim ker, Now .Orleans; ' lyiifAo
?
urie. Newport
.Neat I .
i i on Isla : onnd - Bries Jumbo, i i
i i.. l ii r, \ i l Haren.
i ni ??;?. > PI I OP -ri kMERS.
i ..: HUN i- i.:i' ?
I.fi!" v. inn 19? Arrived, steamet (. -.i Hi , \\
from Ni w-York
i.r. km'??!., Jan 1!>- Ai: iv. .1. steamer V ? racker,
?
Q . i Bi public i liri. Irv.
Inc, from Nos . irk Jan IO on httr way to Liverpool ant! pru
ceeded
lStb?Arrived, steamer Illinois, WarrlnirtOD, froai Phlladel
pl ,., ..ii ' ami |i|ui . lied at ll Jilli'
'. tte am r i 'itv "f in iiln n.i , Watkins, from Liver
;
sen i iiAui'iii.*-. Jan I. Hailed, steamer Hen Werder ((iori,
( in mtoi ? ir New-York.
1. i ..lan lil I'.l-?".!. 1!tr IliieT Am.'! 1'iue [Wt), s jlitelll,
lau 'i ...i Iii l Hal Lei i.
ii nm, Jan i' Arrived, steamer Nant,*. i*r, Coup, fran
Ni tv. Yen k Ilia J I
,tteanier s.iint sin inn i ri -I, lim uni, lorises York.
Annonne ? menl -.
The Muct & Chandon Champagnes, so popu
lar iii rears past, are once more contine to tbe fronl ITie
eal, tbe White Heal, and Hold Scsi are nos Ibe
nf;:,!' i mer, ball. neel..,,.. , i.,, .. :,,_ complete
Hill,out Ile III
Artificial teeth without plates. Sheffield Tooth
I ll. A ll I
??.ii Weal i York.
Beware of a alight irritation in the throat.
? * h.i immediate n
lief, hi ep a box eil tl,, in in veur bo I ?
?
Earl & Wilson's " short hand " Collara and
bead edge Caffs sn the best, Sold everjrwbere.
?
Ll M'i'.'ii: i's Rm Nil! Cologxb.
Don't miss the splendid ehanee lei purchase n
Wrap, ii -mt-, v. sim-.i. Manulae lurer, 108 Prim ? ---t. Ile la
?
Genuine Johann HofTa Malt Extract tinssip:
,,r i. a..-,.r, 11 nfl anti Mnrltt i urns ou imk e.i every
.ii . Indorse il b) all | ? i i .;? IM ial tieljiiii.
ital. i'f Imltatlo is
iii suv a. Daniel*, M. !>.,
114 I.t-xiii'-i'.ii-it.>-., between J nt. uni.. itti.?fs.
Benni, Stn 1; i to 7. le ? itMnl i', ? *;. rv . i. .. ?? ,v.
? ,. Ililli-I 1 .mil l i il ..tr. -. I ni,-i . 'ie ? amt stol I ?
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SILK PLUSH,
Superior quality, handsome finish,
20 indies wide, In ;i variety of thc
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$1.00 PER YARD;
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100 PIECES
ORAP HE DAME,
Tn assorted cloth shades, extra
(inc quality, all wool, Vi Inches
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85c. PER YARD ;
REDUCED FROM $1.35.
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In tlie most desirable new colors,
44 inches wide, very fine quality,
all wool, at
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Thc above constitute in every
respect the most desirable offer?
ing ol' thc season, ami are a lair
index ol' (lie many unusual bar?
gains which may bc found dur?
ing the remainder oi the month
in every department of our store.
Broadway, 4th-art?, 9th & lOih ste.
tADtWW
LovAaWe CK** Lo.
COTTON DRESS FABRICS.
Aranon opi-i ni* Uni' Pprin-j Importation of
II l ir li ('lu-- Novelties In Cotton Dress Goods
nf plain .i.? l fancy Pi Inti d i
teena, Printed Diagonals and Ottomans,
Iiini.. -, ?? .i.. quarti ' Wovi i B w, ? ?,-. hi a
"Andi rt ?:.' "i. ?!. i h.. ks Ami
bull'.-.-. Ale,, paris Pi
Re., Ae
Jju\u\vaii c^o \i)ii\*6l.
Babies' Outfits,
We lui ni li rt ti tilling rniiiii eil lor complete (lulfllt e>{
Ibo IIIilUESTT I.Killi:, tor liUhiM*. ni l.K**S l-l; M K
limn lo bur the iiiul.i iul- nml linvt- llirm mu.If. Wi' elm
tin ihii nr.*r \i *?>*: ire liny nu* tAmtertm** t? -mi. mama
?I i. it li I i 11 (-?->. Hilt! mir Ire.,lilli- for iiiiiinifiit'lui fu_ ar.' SO
I'Li'FLi T, Mihi wi- have redseed (hr east io n sWaaa
Our urti -elliot LONCi ANO SHORT "*LIP- mc now
irmly lor in.iiee liein | alas ii ih*? mn! ntiniitite a*?or(
iii.nl ni (in Mt** ii.1.1 \\UAl**? in KIDKR-DOWM
CLOTH nrit oiIiit tlr-in-lile iiintcnul*. tn tillich we
Int Ile mu'ilul attriillt.il. Oar chm oilier* cnn Beted their
I min nilli r ii- uml oilier iiimrilnli IT ili-iri al. niril bute
their gou?li mntif in seder al BMderate pell tn.
STXSYTUIKU FOR CHILDREN> WUK.
1*1*031 HAT- TO BBOB&
BEST & CO
60 and 62 West 23d-st.
Arrived Too Late.
..t in i raps pi rsmi Ulf I isl nmiai p
biiviiiK J i '* i Aiiids . i'. i e." i my entire slock ol
CHINA. ULA13S ASH FANCY UOOD8
AT IO Vk.lt CKMT IM>< Ol NT
limn terni,tr ael east pi
I>KF,-M V lil \.Nil: \M> I'I --? I! I' -I I1-.
u .,, , i 1KB, i-nl !? \.M' l- i-ll -li -.
HAV1LA.NU, OY-*?TEU 1'I.ATI INP "1
MIN li IN. PLA ll ?, ll ', ? '"I.'
W'KlMtKWOOn. I. I. ? i l IM SKI'S,
. HOW N I'I HllY, ' \ -I'I I Alii! V I.VMI'-.
i i ia i.in i r. i. PA1NTI.NUH OM PORCELAIN, RC,
i;iMt>l I. \Mi PARIAN rn.ri.l-. \ A8E8,
BUIDAL INO -ol UMH (.11 I**.
KU ll til a KV.i; Wi;it rAUL.EULA?SWABE,
Cloud* mai li -.mi
|{ ll. UKI \l?l'.l.
:i:t I MON >Ql ittK, (OK- KITH.-T.
Jim Briers,
32; 34, 36 WEST 23D-ST.
In
addition to
general reduction
of prices In all their
numerous departments, they
WILL OFFER MONDAY MORNiNS
121 Til I.I C.
SILK DEPARTMENT
217 Pieces Two-Toned
Lyons Brocaded Silk
rOBJCJEB PJUt BS, H MANO ISM
oned rf>Q nn
ilk Wirti*, $__ /(J
in tiifii:
HOSIERY DEPARTMENTS
ONE LOT
Ladies' EnglMi Faiiov Hose at ,
ONE LOT SILK CLOQUED
Ladies' Solid Color ?o<e,
ONE LOT
Eaglfsh Sjimii Silk Honc,
BLACK AJi I) '.' ll IRS
ONE LOT
Breve's Eaglfoh Silk Hose
BI] K SOLID i '.I ORS,
ONE Lot
LauitV French Spun Silk Dom
ix ai
ft
1121
. $175
.$221
iv i ur p.
1
WORSTED DE!
ONE LOT is indi square
Turkish Wloiir Corers at
ONE [.OT 27 Lncli square
Turkish Velour Corers al
ONE L< IT 54 indi square
Turkish Velour Taklc Corers al
ONE LOT Imported
Turkish Work-Baskets al
ONE LOT [mported (h<) f|P
TarkMi Work-Baskrts al tpU Sjj
PORMl B PRK I - . :'\l ?4 TO Bt.
WI ll M ION ll .' : i Ml "-'I- Of
HAMBURG, NAINSOOK.
IRISH POINT AND ORIENTAL
EMBROIDERIES.
FINE WHITE GOODS,
LINENS, FANCY LAWNS,
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS,
DOMESTICS AND FLANNELS;
tellly Lot Prices.
len Bullen.
-?-?-^
ASK YOW STOKCKKEPEJK FOR IT*
?
?
fi*V?**"&
?S ?\^*\$v?'
i \ iv LADY WHO w.w i- mi: iiK-r knittir*
BILK in i ni: wo mn SHOULD iii'vim: n ka ink ko,
AI'.M -11..INI. A CO BRAND, HBPRK8KRTBP BT Til
ABOVE Cl 1, AMI SOLO H. 1 ell). I tl VN K1VR
111, if-A ND i.i. \ D is.; Ol ILI i: . i iili.'fe.li n'l TUB
UNITED STATES, \.NH ADMITTED UV AM. TO H?
nu; iiu-r in DKMAND. ElBtfT iv POPW AKTTY,
AMD FIUH1 IS ''ii IT._.
FURS.
EBTABUHI1KU YSSS,
F. B09SS k BRO.
EXTRAORDINARY R-DUCTION
f,.r aslsucs t.i -'- * la . _ ___
M'.W.?*KI\ DIM UVN- -*!.\I.*MN IMUTilT*.
??l \l -KIN I I x'lKlls. !?K4L?*HIN l'KI-!S__3r
BKAl^KINMACWI kO ANII ll K-1.IM U UAKMENm
ii.||. a,,..! roi ? ? <%'"[r'
mi.i nt i.i... .- it .ii ii..-111-.t i..: i'.-'i i mae .-( OAaotnm
ti?,_i.i ' ?tU* JV"'
u.:Ii?it,ii.liie.M ALI. i.-i-.l.- W MlllAN ll i>.
INO. 449 BROADWAY
OBJECT LESSONS IN C00KII6
i.i-.,:, bt( rj MONDAY, al IO a. m., ind Tl K3?
DAY, iii'-'i?. m., ai MISS PARLOA'8* HOOLOf
(OtiKiK'i _I Easi I7rn-ar. Admission, "3
couts; L2 tickeU, til. I'ROOKAMMES ASUCIB
i I |. \i:-. -? in if .[.? u-'l. Liaaaca tunning: for pd*
vate instruction ___.
NOT3CE.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND
& Pacific Railway Office, 257 Broadway,
aim *ii.i.iM. ii' ki i- ni lixroixra
West* Soathwesl and .Xorllint'st
AH LOW IB .RY BATE MADE IN \ M > lui - iv i isl.
I li M.i OWU '
Av. n. lAK.Nf-wulan, Oanaral Eastsra i'iu??ij_,r arawa,
ELECTRIC LIGHTER,
PRICE $5.00.
^ -...,,.te??5.^^TtanuXur^^
I , .... , .? , ,. Mi, lat* ... M...' ',,??.! l-l.. I"'""" "' "2
!. ,'::',:;::v:
',':?,,.I'lVirAe.-m-itO
avertiia. , rKlcMAM WAI rURpO?.
Wi Waauuwiou .1., boston. HMM

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