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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
REPOLVING tO BOYCOTTBEER.
TtieCeiitnl l-aborTniou at ita iiieeting veeter
_av re.. iv nl U. boycolt tl.e beer of a reituin EjOWOT
KU.r.ii.g aomeof hia men whowereaet.v
u_ foriomg a nn oo ol bis eaployea. lt w aaid that
Ih* br w. r agalnat whoro the bovcetl waa orderod
taa made arraug.-u.ents to bave Lm bO-f put m tb}
caaka oi otber brawara ao lhal tho wiMUaaaMB wdl
n?t know tbat they ara dnukiug axBa^jTaja
movc on (ba part of the eiioniy will be met I y
rWoa.Bg todriak any b.-.-r iu tbeaiopewl??{??
nbnoviiius 1-evimge bas heoa aol'l e.cept it bb bow
beT.f aa.V_i.:...^
men. A prooosition M boyeott ?-*???.2S_JfL!S
ilrink wh.skev wiiflvote-l ib.wii by the l.cruian m.. i
t?kof tbo uuiou. A co,ui-i.inic..i.,..u waa .e.oived
fro.n tbe Erie CaMlbeal OwaeaaeUUng tbat,Vb*
alevator cbnrgea ln Chicago were B7 70 a tbraaaDO
boabeU while iu Bnfta <? they are+11 and io Ne?
York . 1. ln New-York the men who work in t ,e
elevatom aro naid *1 BO for triinniing whilo tbe
corporatioiis wbo town the 8b)?torB OhATge
*,-.. For trnnming _ram in ahlpe.tBa aaaa
ire paid $2 aud tl.e earaarattoa charaee bb.
Tbe elevator owoere ebarge h ceut ?___*-_?" J"
blowina. -a eaat for atorlBg. >. cent or chang.i.g
bina. U, ceut for nuxins gredaa and *g cent ror reo
ning into wagons. All ot theae chargea. HJaaaM.
arei OXtorl-ioBBte and a resolution ia BOW bafafO,tbe
Legislature calling for an fo?**a*ttf?* J,J
C'eutral Labor Unlnn is askel to favor the reeolo
tion an.l a re.aolution was puase.d ... compl.ane. Ih
Sereaaeeft. Aceinmuntcation from the Wotnaaa
fadraje party aaking the Central Labor Uoteo to
Bxaa tbe pa_B*age of a ldli enfraaebadng workiag
W-..IH.II, xx as lai I ov.r for fiilure consideiatioti.
Tbaaoeketbodk aml bag rnakcrs held ? meetmg
Testenla vaft.rnooti at a ball m the Bowery. An
organUatioa waa afleeted, 128 eaeaihara abmiag iae
Toll. Another ineeting wi'l be held uext fcaturday.
Theae men Baaka froin BA to $t; a week.
?
COMFORTS FOR BHIFWBBC-LED PEOPLE.
The woinen romiM.aing Ihe Wotnan's National Bo.
lief Asaociation on Friday evening l-.at met wit n
the meu on the Advisorv Comuiittoo at the houeo
of Dr. Hacklev. No. 03 West Thirty-sixth-st. 1 he
reinort of tite wonaea maoagen waa road. iianowea
n eleady but sl.-xv guiii froin atoamer collectioiiH.
btit at tlie cloBo of eaeh year there is a debt WB10B
haa been met hy coutribitionsor eutertaniiiieiils.
No sularies or comunssions whatever are aaid.
The discussion of the mcetiug washow to fOBOh tlm
ear of the travelling miblic, so that tbe proeoeda ?>!
entertainine'ifsor eollectiuns taken on ocoaiisieam
ora might bedlxided between the worthy National
Ivnghah oharitv and the Intermitional Amencan
ehnntv. " I he I'.lue Auchor." which aenda to tbo
Life Saving Mationa boxea of euppl.es. contnining
hlankets, warm new clotbine for men and wonieii,
reatoratives.cereal8.tea. BOgBT aud beef extiait.
No afation has been fnlly snpplied, but m..ny BBXe
beeu leu.euislu-d where supphos have b*?eu OMd Ior
tbose shiowreckod on the coast of tbe l.nilen
States. Tho mauagerahoiK. tbat by making tlu ir
neeils ku.iwn tln-re in.ix be aa haeroaaa In the niiiu
lier of at.iiual Babaeriboraaa well aaaa awaaening
of the travelling pnblic to a aena* of the proprlety
af dividi'ig th- fuiiils rai-ed on Eiiropcan steainers.
Lett.rs wero rcad from Suiieriniendent Knn
hall. of tbe Life saving Boiaao, Waahington,
thunkingiho Aasociation for the aid it haw given
in thuaauppleinenting the work ot the (..ovirn
n.eiit. He nain-d several reeoot taBtancea where
tnu.lv auceor was reodered to raaax bali-iroaeii
men bmught ou ahoro froin xvrecks by the Lite
RaxiagOoroa, Tbetreaanrorof tbe Asaociation ia
^Villl.1m A. W'heelock. (ei-.tial Natiooi! Muhk, lUis
uty. to waoaa eoatribatlaaa rr.ay be sent.
OPENLY VIOLATINU THI LIQUOIt LAW.
Ofthe 10.000 hquor shops in the city probubly
0,099 were open yeaterday to all eomera At tbe
large hotols in Broadxvav aml I'iflli-ave. tbe
aale of intoxtciting bever.ig.s was carned 00
asprofuselv aa on any week day. At the I-itth
Aveuue llotci a pnvaU- room waa set apart for tbe
cuests to "tipple" in. At the llolltinn the tbiraty
tookBAiiMat :'mail tables m the bar-room aml
were freeiy aapplied with the " ro_raahin_ata that
they eailed for. Al tbe Coleaaan Bonae, tbcNii
t.rria, tbe St. J.ouea, the Mrunswick. the
Grand aml tho majority of tlie otber
great iuns the liquor xvas dispeoaed in . the
aamo way. Ibe stra-.n-'.-r slrolling into tin
liar-rooiuof the Stiirtevant Hoaae w.is eoafxoated
liva curtain of whito inusiin axtendiag ueiriy
Bioaa the fipBTtmnnt. aa wbieh xvas diaplayed a
placard beanng tho xvor.la, "Tliiabir la cloel."
Faaalag behind t!ne he fonnd tbo barkceiiers
nt th.-ir poeta niixiti- drlaka uml drawini;
aie and l?'<T und aetting forth decantera
for thoae who eal e.i for ttqaid pol k>b " atraight,'
-.itho.it fearof Interfeianee, At toe (iiis.-y Bonae
cven ilu-sin.) Bodplaeard w??i-o diapenaedwitb,
aml tbe law waa openly xiolated withool ao much
aeaakiBB patrona io sit down at lablee before heine
eerved. ln ahort. all ov.-r the city Baoday dram*
dnnkiiu was iisextenaive as usual aud polloemea
patrollwt their beats without talutig anv iiotue of
tbe viola'ionsof tbe law that were t..k.ng piace on
every aide of Ibe iu.
MAT-M-EEIX OF BOUSBOM WfllsKKY.
Tbe ileatl-kneilof lliurbou wblakey wa* aaaaded
bv C. B. Coit. ii at Maeonie Hall yeaterdaj after
u'ooii. Mr. Cotton r.i">ke fn.tn an exiwncuee of
txventv-t'ivi- y.-ars iu tbe wholeeale liquor bnaineaa.
Bul be said that there xvas BOt BOW Bgallonof
i.ttie old Bonibo.'i iu axiateuoa, axoapt it be
in the cellar of a nch man. All ihe
atulT noxv made aml callod by thu
riaine eoateiaed fneU ml, otnl was rank poison.
Mr. Cotton said that he gave u f.xv urops of tlie oil
to adug and a eal BOfl it ktlic.l each in ten minntea.
He give an accoint of the oryrin of tlm liquor in
K'Mituckv. an.l how he tirst inlrodined it in MOW
Yoik. lV.e deaaaad ior it toereeeed so raaadly, that
adultcratnii was tlu- u lur.il n . iilt. _
ihe moetingof th. Ainertcin 1'euiperance I uion
at Chiek-nng II ill wae ermdoeted by ibe Urand
luviaion of the Booa of Taniperance of Eaatern
iV-xv-York. 'i'be apeaken arere Ia. F. Denalaoa und
Lmiia Wagner. of Philadelphia, aad tbe Bexa
Btephen .Me.nlt and W. C St,. le. Mr. Merntt said
tbat be waa glad < f three tbiaaa : ho was giad that
)i? was au Auiericuu, u Methodist aml a tiou of
Tcmperauce,
PKEFEI.'RINT. NEW-YORK TO BTSA0U8B.
(Jeorge 11. Ladlaglea aml Laura A. Hull, both ol
Beaeoaa Falla, Coaik. were __arried on Febraarx 7,
aud xvereappnreutl.v happdy nated Some friends
of tbc brnie living ut Svr?iciise .-,eut for ber ainl ou
Febiuarv 2S. shi lett home oatonsibly for Byra*
cum-. Bnoe that time abe haa not been heard from.
Not heaimg from his wife, Mr. Lodingtoo wrote t?.
tbe Byraeaaa frieada and ahortiv reeetwed word
lhat she bad aot arr.ve l there. He found on iaxee*
tigBtioa that abe bad atopped ar BrMgMori aud
had the the: ks lor her haggage changed from .Sv
ra< nseto New-York. Mr. Ladiagtoe eaaae al onw^
to tblaeit] nnd reportcd the matter jesterdav to
lua.ector'ihome at PoHqb Ueadqaartera and a
general alanu waa aeat out IBatroetiag tbeaoliee
to look for the iius.aing woman. Mr. Ltic'it.gion
could givo uo oxplauation of hia wife'a atrauge
action. _
UOMV BBWB.
PPOM1NKNT AKKIVAIA
noflman Hounr?Johu W. Mackay, of Ne
vadu | Colonel BnllOfl <?. Ingeraoll, of lillnoia, and
l.ieuti iin.it-Colonel I'alnier, of the Boy;il Eaglneero,
liiltlab Aruiv.Clurentlon Uotel-L de B.uterakiold,
Bwwdtoh Mliiiata rat W.i.ahiu^tou.Ftfth Atcnut Ilotrl
?Cougrc-suiau Williaui P. liepiuini, of lowoi Ueneral
Bugea* A. (arr. V. H. Army. aml Joba (.. Prieat. or 8t.
Louis.\etc-\ork Hotrl Adtnlral Mouten.. of l'eru
.Grand Centml f/otW?Senator falijw Avellaiio, of
Maiioo _wiiDit'fr Hnt'i Rraklna M. Phelpa, of chl
eogo.Mc<r..po/ifa?i Hole' (lenrge W. Rooaev.lt, l'. ra.
('O'.i.ul at Bordeam.Ilottl BrmmtwieH -Eriinelaeo A.
Mauaaaaraa of Bew-Bexieo.BL Jamr* lioui?uen
eral Baaxg B, Jackaou, of (i.orgia.
fTHAT IS OOING ON TO-DAY.
Meetif. of the Board of Al.l. run n, nnon.
Broadway and OBMc BaBwoy Coiuaiiaaioii. 11 a. m.
Hoyt will eaae, Barrogote'a Court, 11 -. iu.
Fe.i*t of Flowera, No. '_ 17 Eifih-.ive.
Ka-Movor Edaon'.a coiiteuipl c.iae, r-uperior Court,
Niiw-Yoik Pn ehyten, Sa-otcb Church, 3 p. ui.
Meetingsof lteforuied paatora aud Baptlst prcachera,
11 a. iu.
Boettagof Brooklyn Brldge trnateea.
Couitmitcc on Apireolsof Kepnl.llcan CouBty Commlt
tee, No. '418 Eourtb-avc, 8 p. in.
Coiii m uoeiueiit of College of Dentiatry, Cbickcriug
Ball. 8 p. iu.
Meeting of Language Club, Columbla College Llluary,
8 p. in.
Conime-necnient of Bellevuo Medicul Ho.pital, Metro
polltan ()|>era Houae, H p. ui.
Thlrtoenth Kegiaieiit Veteran Asaociation, at Armory,
Brookiyn, eveuing. _ _
NKAY-YOKK CITY.
Tbe house of Dr. QeafBB Wcinea, at No. IKI Boath
Fifth-st., was nuterod by the use of fals. keya at an
early hooryeetexdaj morning, and clothing worth
975 aud a bronze clock wortli ?$-?'> wero atolcu,
THK MBBB HOCMUNC BU.
Signera ot The Forrtt and Mraaa.8 iM?tition for a
law to forbld the boumliiig of deer wilf be glad to
kuow tbat the biil to tbat ellt-ct, iutroduced by
Oeneral N. M. Curtia, ha? ajaaeed the Asaemhly hy a
xote of Qti to 10, and H now iu tho Senato. with a
good proapect of bemg paaaod hy that body.
NO YKLLrW FRVER AT BBASIUAB POBBB
The atoamahip Merrimack, of tbe IBiited Statea
and Brazil Maii Liue, arrived yesierday from Rio
de Janerto and iotermediatc porta. bhe reporte fair
woather for tho entiro trip. ihere ia no yellow
fevcr in any of the Bra.iliau iwirta. The eoaee crop
in(.i) the lncreaoe aud tho alluira of the Empiro
generally are reported to be in a flouriahing ooridi
tioti. Ou her trip dowu the Merrimack took tho
Brazilian Seuatu lrom Pomambuoo to Rio.
BROOKLYN.
The two factiona of tbe Anclent Ordar of Hiber
Hia-.aw_.ioh have been uuable lo agreo upoa auoit
ad parade upoa 8t. Patnck's Day held tuoetinga
yeaterday aml deciJ.nl to parade aeparateiv. Ouo
taction will go to New-York iu the ruoruing and not
yetorn ovex the Bndae until _:30 p. m., bv wbieh
tline tho other faction will have goue over the
ronte for which tbe Coratnisaioner *******
beain asked to p-ant a pennit. Tbia preeant.on waa
insisted upon in order to prevent a coiltsiou.
EE WS IBOM TBB 8U3 CRB8.
DE8ERTED AND ROBHED BY 1118 WIFPa.
Henry Snrber. an 88-8-0X0 18 Ihe North ""'l?"
County Railway Coinpany's atablea. waa BMlTtad
on Fobruary IB to Mary J8*88, a young wo. an
wnh who... he had but u ehght previous Mgnatat.
au.o. When Stirber returned home aaBMhaMBV
his bride waamiaaiuff. hisaparttiuiuts wer.-atri >e<l
of ev.ii v tairtuble artiole 8_ valuo. aud lu- s-iv i?KS,
an-onntrng ta about *200 wero atole... bur
bcr aaoertained that hia wifo had been
?_ io eorapaay w.tli a man aapai Um*
It. was leun.ed yeaterday lhal Hta vw.niaii
arnved iu Hobokeo from Oeri.iany in|,coiiipaiiv
with Laaa. Tber Uxed Uogetber a ahort timo until
Miw. Itobea diaeoxarad tl.at Laaawaea "fmarl
.nu.., when stic left bim.. It waa then that theac
quaintance was foraied with Snrber wlncb resiiled
in their niamaire. The poltco haveathoorv that
the murnage and thesubscquetit robbcryol fcuruer
were tho reault of a couspiracy bctvveeu LaiiK ana
tho wonian. _
IF.RSEY CITY.
A braneb of the Hrotherhood of Railway Freicht
Condnetara wua orxaolaad xaatardap afternoon iu
BooheX llall. Orand Clnef Conductor C. H.
Wlieton. of Codar Rapirls, Inwa. and visiti.ig ( lue.f
Condnetara Charleaf. HnanwninndJab-i Monarty
were pro.sont llio organization waa named the
Neptnae Braneb, and tbe ofiicera elected wore:
Chief conductor. R.'bert lleDoaald: BBBJBanlr
chicf, Samuel JobBSOa; seerctarv and treaaurer.
Bamnel Lawrenoe : seaior conductor, fcamucl iiea.t;
junior conductor, Levi II. Cauipboll; uistde BfaaL
Jobn Dav, outside stjrnal. II. I rout. A dinuer lol
lowod tho lustallation of tho offlccrA
ITBWABK.
The town eleetious in Easex County will bo hold
to-uiorrow. ln a.ldition to tlie iocal otlicera there
will l.o elected two iuenibers of the 00808 <>f * _*_?
hohlers from eaeb township. The pXBMOt Hoiinl B
Bepoblieaa, aad of the twentv-five freelioidcrs to
be elected tlie Kepiiblieans will have to etaet onlY
eleveu to retuin controi of the board. 1 horo is
niiich di-satiafaetioii witb tho ayatem of
county reprcscntation, the towiiships, witti
thoir amnll pop-i-UonA liaving two frccnoi.i
era, wbile the wurds ot Newark baye
onlv one eaeh. Tlina the v.llnge of Cnldwcll, with
about 3,000 popoisBOB, has two f,?ctio,<lors. or
twice Ihe represenlation in tlie r-oimty g?>vi nimo.it
of tho Thineentli Ward of Newark. wlneh. witli
about 20,0!K) popuiation, haa pBly oaa freoboiaer.
Tlie tawaahlpa bave twontv-live rreeboldera ud
the citv ouly tifteeu. A bill la BOW peodiag ui tlie
lat>sialiituru re.luei.ig the tuwusiup rppreeentatioo.
to one eaeh, bat it is stron-ly oppoged aad taim-i
likelv to paax The eooBty goxaraaaaol haa aeen
under Bepoblieaa control f.,r nearly Iweoty jreaia,
I>r. Thonias Dnun Eaxliah. the autliorof " Ben
Boll " kuu been lytag iii al bia boaaa lor abonl t aro
weeka A medteal examinatioo htw rexealed a
sm.ill tiniuirin his throat, und n aaa been datudod
by tl.e p ivsi.'.ans to ieiuove n. il posHiliic, l>y au
operation. Dr. Engliab l.as alwaya bad aa inoroi
ruite love of tobacea, but Im pbyaictaBa do not say
that tlie U?BOl has been 888890 by ita liso.
Tliesitiiation reoaaina araetteallynBebaaiad .rj
tho atrike of tne BOO iiias.uis, brickleyere ?_;.
ptaaterera againal aa attanapi of the, waaxa *o
ehanga tue method ol wage pajx-snt fr uu arorb bp
the dar to won by tbohoar, !.;;-i. w.-.-k aina ef
thelortv bogx H-896BI eonaeated ta aar un won
pii?uifiu. A uuiiiber ?f vvorkiiieu who weut to
Newark to taka tbe plaeaao. tlie Btrikera aara mel
by eoaiBiittoea of the aaioo, at,d aomeoi them were
urexailed bbob toqaitthe eitr, wli.l.i otbera arera
provi.l.-d for. 'I he men reoeixed 93 BO per day
duilux laxl BOBBtBi l_aatrikara batooB ta tna iu
toin.itt.iiiai llaaoBa* Union, wbieh ua proauaed pe
oaniary aid if nooded. The eoatracta tor sprniK
b lildinghaxa beea made, and if la nared tbat the
atnka will seruua.y , npple operatioaA
The Cliiincellor haa appoioted 8 OOlBBlhalOB in
Innaexto examine into the meatal eoadition <>i
Henry 0, Halatad, a s<?. ol " I'.-t ' Halatad, u autod
poiiltaian dnrlnR the w_r, who waa mnrdered ln
Kewark by Georga Botta la 1871, tbe maioerer
beingezeentadfor tbe eri-aa, Iho aaa im* beea
eoulrnedaa a Inontia ataea tba war. .Nt.ce bu
luotber'a death s .me tisoe a^?> Ihe fi.i.i Iy eaiato baa
been divided, Henry'a ah ire betag 85,000. 1 be
present inquiry Ia made with B xtaB ta Ihe ap?
pointment ol :, gnardian far tho propnty. iho
patieut ls bo|?!, I alj -M8_B
T.om; IBLARD,
BmORWoon.?? Daxxd Artaaa, while exeaxatrag a
eellar on tbe old Edaall tarm lusi w.-.-k. .inn up Ihe
pctritiod Icg and tool "f a bnman body, waigbing
uxor ftfty panndA it vviii bo giraa ta the Uiun
laland Hiatoneal Society.
Loxo Iblaro < ii v. -Ii.e Bar.Delexan DeWoIf
haabeaaealledtothaBaptial Cburcfa al Uantora
Point Uoaena Connty'a aiioe <>f tbe Matu
Scli.,.,1 Fnnd thia year la $30,403 60, excln-txool
Long laland < Ity, whiob reeairMgJO.B-w 21. bul
folk Couuty rcceiv-.-s 831,004 BB.
MAKiSG riIEHT.\(i <?' '?/ "/ GOAL TAR.
Beat fae PWtmtrt DUpmmX
" There. b ear-load of aolid oomfort for tne
vonnKlad.es," sald a gautbiaiau 1,, lawreacexllle lasl
eveuliiB to ii Hini-atch r. porter, pointinx to .i car atandlng
on the Allexhenr Valley Ballroad. "Nowtoere'a twen
ty.Ove barrels ol rhewlnM kuiu there,M be oonttnued.
?? You may nol knoa it. bm it ,?? fact that d< arly all "f
tba ehewiua gnin eouaumed ln Iba Dnltad Btataa aud
Vaaaar Coltaxe.les from Plttabiunx" ... , ,
?? of wh.it ta thui _ ,i teniy MtaM eompMed I aakcl
tbe Mwaoaper man. _
" Why, lt- male from t..r, aad tbe worat of t.-.r. The
BtandardCnlCompaay laablg thtag oa wh.-.-is when
you e.-t t,. talklnic al. oil, '?,it lt lajuat m i.i- ralatlva
[y tpeaklnx when fonxetintotbe provlneeof rhewing
eui., You sm, tbay coniioi nearly all of Iba reflneries,
??,l it is from th. ui thal Ibe gain ia evolved. a., le tpeak.
'ihe rcfln.rs take tbo realdanm fr..:u the crnde oil
liilcr tl:C I.Tine.l lllllcle ll.ts 1,1 e|. lu.ule ;, i,.| Wol I. II lll
a'i aidtatar, prodaelng a eertaia xxada of p-rattne, a
wax-like anbataueo. Tbla is sc?t t<> two iinua
locatcd lu Boaton nr, I Rew-Yorb, who p?t it
tbrou-ii another reflnlag preetaa and then aeenl tbe
BtaX, eat It ap into amall pfeeea,and then rctall dealen
take liolU of lt BBd lo.iiie tlioii-.i.els ol "ulily -irla happy
witb 'aomethln* to efaaw.1 Tbe war, m loaded oa tbe
..ii-, is woitii 17 c-iita aaoasd, bat abeapal ti,r.,u_ii
th.- Beoond ra-niag prooaea, it? eoal ia 30 eenta a pound.
t rappOM ii nound of renne.l paraRlne wlll aulll.-e for the
maklux of 600 pleoM of cbewlng gam;aotbe protit iu
tbe buaineas ls apparenl wboa you reeeUoel lhat it r,s
talla f..r l iin.l ?- eenta a stb-k."
?? iiow maeh af the waa ia shipiMd fr.nn Pltttbarg
v kly i" Mked tbe roportar.
- Well, abonl Bfty barrela aar week. Bobm ?f lt ls naed
f.,r BuUblng np menlated teleimpb ,.,,.! lelephone
vv.rea, MNOa for lieiktiiu' faite.v . alull. a; I.ut tb" l,-?t
gra_Mare us.-.i fo. auklnxeaewing gam. la fa.-i, it cau
t,e aafelv oompnted tbut twenly-tl v c l, iirela o( thia wax
aie vvc.kIv iblppod frotn l'Klabtu. Io bc woi kcl ap Inlo
chewiogaum. It ia >,',t a rerx attraetlxe looktaganb
ktance when It hM gone tbroagh tbe ilrai retiuniK pro
eaaa, bat aftar u b..a t.eeu magitatetl lt ramM eat a baaa
tif.il pearlwint" in ootar and ta abaolntel) taateleaa. Tbe
makingol paranlnetooneof tbegreea spois inthedea
trtof relumgJust now, ooneiderlnxthe eondltlon "f tbe
oiltrade. Itla oaly wttaln tbe paal taa reara lhat tne
sei ondary rettnlng pruoeaa has been aoeompUsbed In thla
eoontrj. . ha aax wm moi to Bcotlaad "<?'! then ? blpped
back t<") thla eoontry. Thetwoflrma ineutloued In New
York und BootaB are now uu.kiiig a (OOd tluii^ out ol tho
bu.llicas."
-?
FRESt II CHIVALB1 IB CIILXA.
From Tni'fcin Correipowlrwn ol 7/.? Lun'lni ItaWB
Binee tbe 5th inat. (Haroh)the Preneh have
be.n eaaetaatlyenngi <l In tbe destrnction ,.f amall craft.
not OBly of ),mIia from the iiclnliitid vvhi.-li ii,il-.'i( Ikv
earrylaaeontrabaad atwat i,,,(,,r Bsblag aad Iradlng
ciuii., i.o.ia earrytng flrawood, dnag, peaauta, aad ebar
eoal. Ia facL tbe handred and one forma of amall craft
,1 ed by tbe Cblneae to galn an bo_Mt ilveiih.,o<i havo
in eu alu.t, abelled, i,iowu up, barnad, lorpedaad, aaab,
oroeattled aloug the .-"aata. Tba Mrvfxora of tbelr
, i v have beea xldnapped and aenl to Kelnng to work
tha bpttarlea. Ba baxe eeea three migbti ablpe, amana
them tbeTrloraphaniA pnraalnga lltll. jaoh ladea with
dricd tish Brlng bia gnaa aud ronnd after ronnd rrotn tba
macblne-auna lu iho tapa al tbe poor Jaab-BBB- Baa
ilr.-.is of i <i ii ta - tiitve beea thua deatrove.l, aiul Ihe gn 89
ck( mi-., v has reaulted
'Ibe Cblneae are xreatly exnaiterate.t. aiul tbelr III
feellng extenda to tbe Enxllab, wboM eoloay <>r Haag
Boaglsallowedtotona tbeFreach baM for aaehwar
fare. Our |m,sihoii ia rendered extremely .lau_cioua.
Tbere ia uo w.ir.l or .ixairgeratlun ln all t :i.-,
Tha Cblneae troopa attaokad tba Piatioh Rbm it kv
lang oa the 10th Inat, hnt wrra repntaod. Dttrlna uie
ggbt a nnmber of tba bbtaappBI baataaaa braka Eaaaa
bfaay of them were abot, bal ovm ?,viy eaeaped, aml
soine re.icheil their Ho,nea oveilaiul. One of llie.se ,,,e,i
waa wonnded. He Mya thal iu-waa n,,( Badly treated
ou board oi tba i-.-.ik Ii -hip, axeepl lhal bia pt,, tatl waa
cut ofT; but at K< liinif. tl"- prUonen vven: ilnveu like
iliijrs, a.i'l tiiade lo carry aand aiul .:.rfli to tlie batterlca.
They ii-c.-ivcl no food exe.-pt wbat the Anaiueae choae
to xive tlieiii, au.l had no wuter tvheii It dld n?t rata.
Baaabers of them, tbroagh lllnnt. aera aaabla ta
work. Th.i l'reu<-li Holdieia tIn-tt aluek bayone.'H Into
the.ni to rnnke theui m .v.-, aud lf lhat Ial" d the M481.88
were al.or.. While IhatB ouriiiforiuaiitaaw 88X881888 tbol
?yome llirou.h tho fOXehead, au:,,.. tbroagh tbe car,
pouie tiirourh tho hreaat. lila own brother aad eonBn
were ahoL 'They were eauture.l witb hlui, aud ha.1 4888
),..tl,:,.k ?-.. i j.i ili.it they were uiiabln lo work froui
waut of food. Ile awears lhal all thia Is true.
RESULTS OF GLADSTOSIAS CAMPAIGS'S.
Fr'itn The ImtkIou Olooe.
1. Secoud Afghun War, Jnly-Septemb-r,
1880? Reaulta : Mas.aai re of Muiwaud. " tkultle out "
from Oaadabar.
2. Diilcijrno Daaaeaatratloa, 8,-ptc.uber, isso?it?-suit i
Allenatlo.) ?>f Tarkey'a (..nwt wlll.
3. War with 88888, Dceinb. r. 1880?Keaulta : fsv
aral defeats. SuricUilei- of Tmusvual. Hi.iulllatluii.of
Lnirlaud.
4. Itiiaiito War, 1880-1881?Beanlts: Oreat expaadl
turo of nioncy. Fullnrc of iittetnj.l to B888M the tribe.
9. Fln.t Etr'v pti.tit Wiir, JalXBepMmbaT. 18y_?Itaanlta:
Deatnictiou of Alexuiulriti. iu-peisionof Eiryliun Army.
Paralyala of Cuiro adiulniairuiion. A.i.lituui ot ulne
iiiilli.iia to K<yiitiau doM. Ace,ulaitlou of a whlla
Olep.i int hy < iie.it Brilulll.
6. Heaiorntiou of Oateways by BrltlsU bayoueU?Ue
aultA : Atiiocby. r.ipinc,-i.iuubter. *
7. Hecou'i Bgypttaa War. January, 18SI (atlll ?oln?
oti) ?It'-stilts ho fitr ; Deaili. ,,f uiauy thouaauds : ex?
poiullture of many mllii.iBa. Captlvlty or death
of Oeueral Oordon. Preaent laopardy of Brtttab
force. Comhlnatlou of CotitiaeiUtil Powers againat Eng?
land. Coaiuopolltau eoutempt.
9. BoohUBiiulaud Kxpodlllou, 1884?Beailts not yetdla
Oiosed.
(To bo routlnuedd
MABINB INTEbllQVXOB.
MINIATURB ALKANAT
Boarlsea. 4 18; few. 5.49 Moon rl.si. 1:28: weoo .ogfcdo. 83
*MB?l*^?!ariBla_ia !iS
FORE1GN STEAMERSDUE AT THIS PORT.
E__** rou.
Veirel. ?_______. .Cnnard
Bervu.7,.T.__2..ii.Anobor
Aarhora.2__E__L_". .NethAraer
Roaadaa.Rotferdam. BM D.
Olenfyne.Iagnayn-....WanV.
_?;rl.:~:::^."?-*-?
"TCESDAY, MABCIllO.
Hekia._LVTi_~~.V.V?"-*"?
H.mhorongh.(.nlfinna --i. uucbcc
Tnnldad.... Bermada.?????"'..
WEDNESOAY. MABOH IU
taaxaapa.?_!.TW."."'.'.PrinVb Tran.
SrWiaHa.^^.__aaaeaaaa
BBtmm new*.
PORT OX NEW-YORK.BONOAY. MARCB 8, 1881.
ARRrVED.
Bteamer MM flBrt. BoB-g. Uvera^Jeb M ,?aaen.
town*."*. w.thrai1?'flr.Ipa**>ii.or. toVernonii urowi.
An-lveil at ll.e B_r.til.'..'iBm. -,____., r,),.'i; Qneena
Kte.iner I eltlc ' nn. (He.vVll. "7*W\,0T{_ Arnvod at
town 17. with oclaa and pa.aong.ra to R J corua. Am
tlie llar al io. - * i'i _ _.,..,. m.arnw F?b 91,
Sle?_.erHt?toof Indlana 2?j**?____J_B_Wl_aeA
Iarne -J3, with niflae and paaaeagen to AuaUu uauiw.n
Anlve_.ttheR.rai J.isani. F>h7 nahla 11.
Bteamer Beirlniark. Welr m*-_*^____A9m 21. aml
Pornambucolft. M"n,"h'*.n,_1a;. ,___<._-,.? U) U s ood Ilro
_t Thomaa rl .i.r. w)th nidae and p_aecng. rs vo
III XlBillaaCo. BTnlmea. 8000X008. 6ff_ WBB
rueam-r l_orn __^__^f_"8"*? ^rlvr?l at the Bar at
mdae and paaaengf rs to Uellonl A Co. A""? ?"
^inerM.rloo -Br -. _??-<??__?? \ r?,T-_, .Uho IU?
U. order, vosael to l'eter Wngbt A bous. B rrn on ?.
?V,e.meVx?c_ocnee. K.mp.on. B.v.nn.h. I days. with mtaa
va with mdae a,,,) jBaaawren i..did ;????-,,- p,.i?i and
Btaaaaar W/eoo-a, Baipbera,_._"*u_ ' .?,on s*co.
Nor.t.lk. with mdr^andpasBenvei-to Old Dorainon^ -F
-.., a-nertitl. Aldli.'-y. Be*i.e, Boaton. wituni.iao w
?tKriM 'Oar-. Roh loa. Antwerp 76 BW_ WBB BSO and
rm,,tv b.rrel* to ord.-r. vraael lo ll.-rm... Koop A I o
aowaarr -wr_oa_aa__Af hoo.. baa*. ?? i eaaBb -?
Citv l.lan.l. the aam". _
BaaaxBaak-.il aaa-Beaaei___BBBU TBbbbibibIbb *o.
Wind. fl W. 3il mllcs, Weatiu-r. clear.
Arrtveo YeateMBV- -
fa.oa.ner Mor.e.b. I Brt. .Tcr,?,ns, BleBmlVxIa BjBg
*ith uid.o lo .-SanileiBou A BBB. Arrlved al the Bar at aaw
r "leamer indinciiticnie <mi?. PIiaaJMlB Biaaaja.falaraja,
vv,ha,t.?l (llWuli.r. wltb mda. .u4 P3saea?cr. to lmlpa
Broa 1 Co Arrivrd al t.'.e Bar at MB p B_
Is.Ul.r.D.
Kteamer. Teddlt... ,n. for BiaXlBgl Walk.-r Armlnrten,
Baltlniore. . .
hhlna xiintand \li,i-n for 1/mdon. .._,,_. pnr,^?_iu.
Bark. N'ehioR llim boU. forCiunfuogoa; Nanva, Port-palu.
john Horah, Oardeaoa
Krlir N.t.il, for .-io< kholm.
Alao .ailed-vi.-ilo.igisi.nd -.nuiid-St._i.ier. Fr.n-on la
for ruiti.iirt: il?. in-.i-c. Baolea.
TBR MovcMKsr- ?f STBAWBB1
PO IKI ?a- i" mrs
I^BBOa M?r 7-Ar.ived. a'o mer Drr-isni CB$ Vr UmB,
UUIu BBIOWV. Mur S-Arrtved. atean.er Bothnn ' Bfl. Tto)..
ena. rmaNew-York BaBW ouuerwayu UWarfaol aud
?"-M'Jo^'.'r.smer ihilll.i lBr?? K ir|.liy. fnnu I.tverpool hcncc
^W__s_-?_._r7- s.,|.,l.st. iner J*r?ey City iBr). Uorlor.
initMOUTB. MarT-Arrlved. sfei'.ier Rhaeti. nier. Vog.-l
graaiir. frou, N.-w-Y.-rk M.r way to H.ii.ni.is (aulpro
,'",!',,'?' ', w. MBI?--Arrivcl, stcamcr BIIkm-Ibu (BB, Mo. r-,
7K."\l!.r' 7 -Arrrre '. atc:.-uer fBIBUB-l ( nn fiBrrick
ir.'.!.. ne* Vors i-ei. ?.---.,.BX$aOlaai . aaa*
"^lai v of wicirT. M*r B-Panei, Bjiawat Baravja Oen,
Pei/,.,,:t. frt.ui rfrw-Yort i *b . ai.w*y to .??;n??r-Ln_
KorriBnAM, Rai J irrrvaA aaaaaaoa i' ? *u .?) |Dwa .ii.?i
^i^'.n ^'*l_ro''i_.v;i!,.ieia.er rolarla ,r;.-r'. BaBBia
r0As"iw"f".rvi, 7-s_;',ed. tte.it.i-r Nourdland lU.lg), Mck
cia. for B*W York.
nivir\ Mar7-Sa!leal..1enm-rC|tvor Wsahin-loii. BrJ'
nlda. fitr.ii Mi ii. ia |....'a le u ? a.r M).?-\o.k
Aunou.n.eiu -ul*.
Earl k wii-oti's " -bort-bmd" CoDaraaBd
h?_Mda*CB-haai ihobaol BaMeewapwhaea
?
C C Bhayae, atanofacfarer, D>:5 Prloei tt,
lo *?lllfl ' ,'-1'' e-*1 ' ' '' " '''"''"'" N*r'-" *l
greatly reduc*d prie?. im- an paaha_i aw?y.
? ? ~*
Fvnt sinc- I waa a ehlld I bad Ball Rhoiirn.
I.r. Ketiu.l.'- ' ?
tlblc Uf*.-Mr. ., ll. Albiao, N. N rttaaBlia i?r4 ?.
Till'. WOBBT T'ltt rnRALBTRICTIIRI >*
sr.ee,'|t,- ... ..I li, a ir B*- ? ? r ' r
ei,.-an i 1.1 ii- t ... i*t-. .Unip* woriu* Diapaoiory
MadtaaJ Aaairrla'Ta. B IMM i i. HaBBla, B.Y.
? -
RBBBT A. DxMii.s. M. D.,
111 i.ii.-i ?; ? i-.iv...'.-: r ? ? i ' ?? . 111 ir i c i.
H, ii,.. -,.... . ? . ,. '.. i.? . ?' t i ? v !?? ? ?? ira* a.
UaoiU i i .i. n .'' t : III.. iinnot-u .i. - Uw_
Affleriean Sits.
MONDAY. MARCH !),
xvi Bfl M.I. I 1KR nn- wu.-. i BB
GREATEST SALE
TBAT WILL BB OPPBBBOTBI8 j: ABON, TO (I.LaR
THE liAI.ANi i; Of 01 11
WHOLESALE STOCK.
TBBBPBCIAI, flUTUBB ihaii-jIT
31,000 YARDS
FATIM 2ll\ril SATIV Sllllll,
IN KI LI. LINE OF ( OI.'ill-i. AT
S1.05 per yard,
tiiat Wi: HAVK BBBB BKLLXBO TO DBALBBI AT
B1JBPBB VAltD ANl) lt K r A 11.1 I) AT lll.nl $6 7? TO
!)?_'. wi.lill.ll.vi: ITISTIIK CBBAPBBT lAsiiiox
ABLBBILB BVBB I'l'l OB TiiH MABKBT AT 111
TAILl IB llicll ANl) Dl'RABLE: WILL MAKB 4
BABDaOV-B SI.I'.VK F.AIU.I-: 008T1 ME ANK BOT
WBABBBIBT OB vv//.\. l.i ki: BOMR OTBRR MAKi-a
Of ABBBICAB HILKS. BUBB YABIM WILL BAXB
ON'I.Y l,:..Si iiiaTI'M-., Will. 11 Ih BOT MANY TO
01BTBIBUTB IB BBW-YOBB and vicimty. WB
,M,\ ISI. AN l.AllL-i C'Xl.L, AH III IH IH AN OfPOBTO.
Bl I ) -I.l.i'O.M Dl'l l.liED.
Al.st), A BBAU L'H' OP VEIlY ITNE-J7-INCM BATTB
BOBAMdfADB wii'i; asa.n BXPBRIMR74T1, IN A
raw oooo btapui rxoLOBa, at ii ia pbb tabdi
WOBTH t-'.'.'i; I '?' I'.lhKN YARDS BBIBO BBOVBB
bobthb ni.i.Esr oaaaa
Also. ii'iaruc T, TBBOOWPUEl E LINE c?F BPBnrO
?ulriRs |B 01 R BBOOLAR BBa BUBAB, WBIOB
i axnuT BB BZOBI i.i.H AT TBB i-iuci , ,?.-;i> ih hii
LOW THAT BO ftJBTBBB BBBOOflOB < AN DE
MAI.E.
BLAOBB AND BOttOBB IB OTBBB OBADBB, Bff
OIALLYfOBTBIH 000A8Z0B, IB OBjBAT Varii.TY
A.M) AT VI'.RV AITl'-ACTICI. I'UK I H
WE ARE THE OBIOUfAL ANl) LBBOBBT
MABOfACTOBBBB Of hi'uamh, and PBOPuBB TO
BBOWTBBPOBLIOWBATOAB Bfl BOBfl IBTBBaB
u. I;a,
N. D.--We vvish to make this point. Our
goods are not weightod, and we guaranlee
them to give satisfaction, which cannot bo
had from tho low-priced imported Suraiis,
which are reilly abmt ono-half gum dye
stuff, as is very 3oon discovored after short
wear. _
JOHN N. STEARNS & GO.
MANUFACTURERS,
WIioIpsuIp and Krlail,
39UNI0N-SQUARE.
j VT_i;s ?eCBBEKT & CO.
are Nhowiiiff a very large
Btoek of I'ine Illack Milks
at reinarkably low price*.
Broadway aud IKIi-st.
R.H.MACY&CO,
I4TH-ST., 6TH-AVE, AND I3TH-ST.
6RAND CENTRAL FANC7 AND DRY GOODS
ESTABLISHMENT.
OUR FIRHT OPKNINO OF NEW
STRAW GOODS
FOB BARLY SPRINO WILL TAKE "'A? __,*_.
Say. 9TH -_BPE ALL THE BBW JBLBEm ANU
COLOB8 IN FINE BNOLISU MILANS.
WE OFFBBABAfll'ECIALBABOAIN A JOB LOT OF
ALL oILK LY0N3
? VELVETS,
-__-s_^_^-Sa^K_^r
OUB AMElllCAN COLOBEBOROB ORAIN
DRESS SILKS
ABBFARBUPEBIOHTO ANY IMPORTFD BOTII IN
ULAL1TY AND FlNISII.
FULL LINE OF ALL TUE.NEW HHADKA
HOVELTIEB IN COLORED
DRESS SILKS
BUjTABS, FOULAUIMHE' KS. ANt. NOVKI. DBB-OSB
IN KIMMEU SILKS.
TUESE ABE ALL AMBBICAM HILKH OVTHE UEST
QCALITY ANUUIE IATKST D8BBB8W.
ON MONDAY MuB-ilNO WE BHAIX Ol-EB A FLI.L
LLNE or
PARASOLS
ANDBUN CMBltELLAHAT LOWF.HT PI'.ICES.
HOLE AUEXTS -OK BBW.YOXB CTtY OF TBE
G_NL'1NE
/
K3D CLOVES
WITBIMrBUfBUBOO-B wm. if willN'.TfAT.:i
^M'Vwivt: ..-'. B-XBYX LiniRoa. niucci.
DBRTYA1 i v t BPA81 BH.
BBHAYBYRBBfl 00 v... l IBBOP r?"??J0IS
....... riKnT bbiro t viii i. " roaTBB, rBX
:;.'\,;:i,--1.AVLE.C'a:.IK1..L.Htt'..' "WILMAB.
B_0~rTKBa aih.'.i NflNC
WBBAVBBOTH-ONOAWnRHOBTFlBOa-B.
l.t-i OPPBJ. RB
wn i.IaM. roarLBB. F"-nIB
?-*?". ?';'_ .S ,!S
?S:::: =::?- ?- 12
Mr.N'-.?? l '
, v PAin BAllAlYBft
aiarrra TAXIXO TUX AOBNOY OP fxaJB n:?n.Y
_,\. E lAKI.a. mjtMM TWILVE MOXTHB
Cl i ' BBi rED OLOVB BOBB nrabva
._ ? ..- llt-a BBCOMR 80 I'.'lCLAI'-. AM) OW8
:_"___. N Uvski, BO RROBB008LX TBAT
:, T-tV, %r...N.?I.K.'.nA.M.M.Vl I.EPAB -
I ,,?, mi . :i OON i RAI rED l" PBOPEBLl Al
..'....IU, BOWD-OFOOaTOM_U_A WEHAVE.
T-umaroB-v, rmrxn nrxn buboamt
GLOVE PAR
SECOND FLOOR
OP DOOnLX nu: 81 A, I ronBBXLT 01VBH TO TMifl
hiu. k aboari R?>a rnxrAnxDTOOivxouncox
TOBRB8 BVBRY aTTERTIOR AM, i \. ILtn I'?.'.
UIE Pl ti' liABBOPYHXBB l'ol'CLAli uLoYEB.
M'U< IAI.I'.AH'.AtN-tNWKIl'i: UTD COLOXXB EM
IIKDlDi U IT)
ROBES
FROM 94 81 TO0I4 41 EACBl RBABRO FKONTS AT
811'J; WoliTH 80191 1BAOBB LAORX. RBTB, AND
QBBXADUl?B Al LOWBBTPBP BB
LADIES'TOSIERY,
BBOPPXarBOaB BOUTB rntons. -le; WORTH 50c
BLACS BOBB IM.I'.AIN, AT 33e.
I HLET1I1U? AD. I'.LA, K, RAI Y. iKAL. ANDHABNET
Al 3ac; DBOAL PB1CB ftoc.
rp.FMn tiiiKin uiu i i-i.i.t ,bkadat 410.
BXTBl ItAK'lAIN IN I.ADIIS' L1SLE THKEAD
Bi'Lii rxarr. in blaob abo iix colobs, at ibbi
wiiiiTi 71a
BXTXAOCALrrY l'.LA' K si'l'N SILK BPLIT FKKT
ATBtai WOBTM $1 BB
__rn-PBB-PB IMOBAIM BOBB, S'lLll-COLOUH. lUc
_iiiLUBX-ra iNi.iiAiN BOBB Hi'i.n rSBT, Ma
OBIUtBKira ENOLisii BYXI1-8ATMAI BEOOCED
PBOB 01a
aHUBBBBB khi.ncii OXBBX BIB ITMai woutii
711 ORR ih.
cininr.EN"-, BVOIJBB not 11 le ksi:i:s at ?c.i
woutii TBA
ALL OlMl OWN MAM FACTl'KE.
BFltEIVBU Fll ,M TUE VV, )UK l(, ? iBfl DAILY.
Al.WAY- Flll.-ll AND Dn .1UAIILE.
OCR PB1C-B AHK OOABAXYXBO LOWEit THAN
ANY OTHKB HOUrtE.
R.H.MACY&CO.
CAItPI.Tl.\?,?.
On Tlonday, Tlarcli .), alJ our
(few Pattcrn* will P>c 011 exiiihi
tioii. An carly iiiRifCftioii in
invi.cil. Pricc* miprcccdciitcd
ly low.
W. & J. fcl.OA.x-_,
Broadway, hih A: lOtlt st*.
? TT
?*.6JtI?_
J. B. SL J. BI. CORNELI..
lll l.'KM'BK.-T., NI.U-YOUK.
IRON
Buildings, Bridges, Roofs,
Fronts, Cirders, Bearns,
Stairs, i Columns, &c.
OrUera far Ke|?aira Hrceive t'ro..i|>( Au. i.t.ou.
J0BL0TLADIE5?
GAUZEVESTS,
BHORT ANJ T.ONO BLEEVES, AT 290.
8TJPEB WEIQHT. LONO AND BHORT BLEEVE9. AT
83c t WORTH 500.
ALARQBLO. Of CHILDBEN'B OAUZE VESTB, ALL
SI_E_. AT '110.
IN OUB
BLACK SILK
DE.ARTMENT WE OFFER 8.1 PIECES OF BLACK
II'ALIAN OROB ORAIN SILK. WITH BOfl CACHE
M1HE FINieH, AT6'iC TUESE OOOD8 HAVE NEVhR
BEEN BOLD POB LESrt THAN 90e. 80 PIECES ALL
BlLKRLACK BTRIPED AND BBOOADED 8ATIN AT
6.O., WHICH COST Bl 25 TO PRODUCK, 30 PIECEfl
KXTRA HEAVY BLACK OROS ORAIN AT'J8c-;OOOD
VALUE AT $1 30. SLI'KRIOB QUALITY BLACK
OROB ORAIN, WITH 8ATIN PINIH1I, AT $1 26:
t'BCAL PR.CE $1 UO. BLACK SATIN D,CCnESSE AT
93c., $1 28. AND $1 48. BUl'ERIOR BLACK SATIN
RHADAMES
AT $1 fl*. AND $1 f)fl. FLAT AND OTTOMAX AT BBai
V/OltTH Bl 30. OMECASE RL.XCK SATIN RP.OCADKS
AT'HC. BB PIECES -l-INCH HEAVY BLACK BATIN
RROCADES AT $1'--; REUCLAR I'RICE $175. ONE
CA9E HEAVY BLACK SURAil AT$1 0U ; WORTU $150.
? f
COLORED
DRESS SILKS.
COLORED OROS OBAJBB AT-4,*l 14. AND $1 3_.
COLORED BATfBB AT 34 CENT3.
BATIN MEBVEI I.LECX, $1 03, $1 11), $1 32.
COLORED BBOOAPB VELVETS, $1 17.
OCR DBTAB1 M?NT Of FINE
MOURNING
DRESS GOODS
ISTHOUOroiILYSTnCKKD WirHTHE BESTMAKES
Of BILBLWARP 111 NIUElTA-a. DR A P D'AI.MAS.
ClUPECLiiTIIH, TAMISK, 8EROES. CAMEL'S HAtR.
BBOODABB, DBAP d'ETE. MElHNos. ABMOBBB,
OTTOBAMB*TBICOTB, BOBAB (T.i.ITI, N'CN'S YLIL
INii. LAOlflW CLOTH. BLACK SHAWLB, Ae.
WE" 'ALL PAll'IICCLAIl ATTBWTIOfl TOOCR
BLACK CASKMERES
xvuichwe OffBBAT TBB LOWaBT PBIOBfl YET
KAMF.II FOR DKsT IIAKKS IN SKVKN OIFF-.R
BBT ORADESi
No l-?!oed ouallty.4?e.; oanalpTlce, r.O
No. B-fhoOfaO-Ry and hi.vlcr.57c; uau.il ptice, BB
No. 3?I Ine. tB-Bty _-J lu._v.er.881 ; usual pru-e. 7.)
No I?Eztiolino.BBBl uaualpilce. BB
Nn. .'.?-,if.r .ie- .74c; naual DiUe. 66
|_| i!,aaii,.ertine.7'.le.. uaual prtce,41 10
No. 7-Flu atl.i porlt-il.BBai u.u.lprice, 125
THKAIIOVE ABflfULLDOOBLfl WIDTH OO.lrS. AND
HEAVY. AND A OBBAT BABOAIB AT TUE fBIOBB
KAM--.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
WE HAVE A I'CT.t. LXNfl oK BfBIflO CLOTBTBO
rOB CIIII D1U.N, BOTH, AND YOOTBB, IN ALI. I'HK
NflW BTTLBH and MIxiTl.rs, BL0U8B BOTTB,
all Wi).)L. wr.i.i.madi:. irBOB BB 6646, M 79,
*A tl; A.N-l) l'1-WAi'.D. Al -f. A Ft LI. LINE IN ALL
the rXflBBT QBADBB
BI'RIXH nVFRi -OATH, KI1.T.UI TH. STIIRT WAISTS,
ANDKViic.v PANT Of OBBAT TABIBTT | BTTLBB
EXCLC8IYELY Ul'R OA N AND PBIOBB THE
LDWK-T.
BPFlTAl, SAI.E OF
CROCKERY, GLASS,
SILVER WARE.
DBOOBATBB BBOUflB IMNNIB TT8.$13 97
DRCOBATBDRBALOBIBA D1MWKB BBTB. II 66
BBAflfl HANOINOLAMl'. WITB BHADB. 1 87
BDTTEB DISIIKS, MEIUDKN QC ADRCl'LB
1'LATE . -??
TKASPOON8. OCABAN TEED 11,fl BB TER D'?Z.
TABUBBfOOBB AND fOB-DB. OUABABTBBO Al. $2 83
PSB DO-b
200 DOBBB OnTBBB fOBBS,' PIBBT QlALITY,
$$B7P-rB DOSBBl RIAl.VAI.CEf5.
UBBOBBBOflBBflT POBB* $TB8T QFA LITTi BB fl
PER DO/.ENj BBAL VAI.lII ii.
R.H.MACY&CO,
Florence Knitting Silk.
WHY IS IT BO POPLLARI
BBOAVBB lt I. tbc moat d.irablo of any te.ttlo kouwn.
Full neigtitaantt inoaaiirea ar* alwaya _lvo:i.
j4op^_moaadyaaara aaad for the paifoaa afoMa-B-BB an
',i!,;*^'!!::nUin..a..''Bnil,_avti.knlt.
\\ll_aW^^ which
?lll lie'ir wuiblllg With.>Ul iillUIV ton.loi or l.-Xtille.
a,i!vlllin" H..U-ra- i.tirlatnt book oa Riilttlug (No.
51 w.th aaa.pl-.ol Kn iun>raii.i Ktc.itug.-a|lk,Bentouro.-eipt
of'three .--leut .tuinpa
NPNONTU'K SILK COMPANY, Floromv, Mass.
ftOW ltl..ll?i.
INDEX lo THE DAILY TKIBll\E, 1884.
pitiii: ao n:>ra.
MISSPARLOA,
WlU -Ive twn pul.llc Doiioii-trull ni loaantia tl.la waek at
lor bcbool of tl.r\. '-'-2 K.ool iTthat, tbe onbjoeto ni-mg
.a luiiow.a ? miim'av. Muri i, 0,10 a ni.? lam cbewder;
l uri) nf i hlrkeii ; 11 i-led ll c <. RpOBge l-liu-er* Mii.Hoon
l0?Cr.<i?iii ; Milli-d Aliiit.n.la . IJB0-AT, 8 p Ul ?Tiirni't i 1i
Cte.iie lllco i rnijinitea. Lnli.at.T COtlOiBl - oile* MouaoO ;
Te.iii-c. I.UnLt. I'UIXAIK i l.A-a.rt.ii,. toriiinig.
O'NEILL'S
SAKAINS.
WRAP8 AND O0LMAN8.
We have- jmt opcned an ele*
gant line of Imported Spring
Wraps, Jacketi and Jersey
Walsts, at extreraely low pricei.
The balanee of our Winter
Stock of Cloth and Silk New.
market*, Cloth and Silk Ool.
man*, Drocaded Velvet and fcilff
Wraps and English Seal Pluafc
Sacques, at leas than Fif ty Cents
on the Dollar.
Ourcntire stock of Seal CJar
ments at half price.
MISSES' CLOAKS AND SUITS.
200 School Cloaks and Elave*
locka, 4 to 10 years, $2 08, worth
$5 75.
300 apring IVewmarkets, Ilare
locks and Cloaks, all sixes, in
all wool cloths, plain and
chccked, $3 49; worth $7.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR. '
1,000 doxen line muslin Yiffht
Drci.t's fine needlcwork,insert
in?s c iriI tticks, 59c.; foriner
prirc, $1 2.x.
"Lonsdale" Cambric Corset
Covcrs,with One Hamburg edge,
25c.; worih 45c.
?59 doxen Dresaing Sacquea, of
One French lawn, fine inaert
ing* and embroidcred rullles,
$1 25, worth $2 50.
GORSETS.
Contiftuation of our special
sale of fine French Sateen Cor
scts, 48c; worth $1 tff.
WHITE GOODS.
fcpeccal Bargains in white
and colored Euibreidercd Robei,
$.*, 93, $4 50, $4 93, $5 98 te
TABLE LINENS.
50 p.cces eitra wide German
Dainask, 49c; worlh 65c.
500 doxen 3-4 (aernian Iiam
a*k rfapkins, ffcst edge, $1 4i_t
worlh $1 9H.
UPHOLSTERY.
IVew Spring fctylen in Cretonn?
and FurnilurcCovering, 19 l-2c.
lo 25c per vai'd.
New dcMigiin i;i Ouipure, .flad
m and An.iqwe Lace Curtains,
at Low Pricra.
Tx'cw Btjrlet in Turcoinnii Cur
tains $? 00 to $10 per pair.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.
[few dc?i?n?i and color.? in pure
ailk llrocades '-i'i iiicliis wide,
9Sc; worlh $*.
100 pieeei M CiiraudN" llne
ISIark fcilka, iiipcrior quality
and linMi, '21 inclies wide, !:v.;
worth $1 25.
Keal French Trirot Cloths in
new spring colors, pnre wool,
fine quality, .VJc; worth 90c
French Ca*hmcrc, all wool,
new tpring shades, 48 inches
wide, 69c; worth f 1.
Special indiiccments in Ladiea*
aml <-ent?' HOfclERV and HE
Kl.nO IVOEKWEAR.
H.O'NEILL&CO?
321 to 329 Sivlti Avfime,
CORNER OF -OTI1 4THEET.
CARPETS
PROBABLY THE LABOB?T AM> PINF9T COLLKCHOB
KVKK SIl.'WN
AT
PflBOBB LOWEft than EYRR BBPOBB kvowN.
wk IU BBOBYIXS DA1LY HtOM HIK l O Ms OP
THE l)I.I>K.Sl' AND BBST BANCFACICItKBB IN TBl
aronLO royXltibb in wiltons, axmir?t8__?
MOQi EIT.'S. VIXVEIS, BIO.'.S.'KLS, AC, TO WIIIOl
WE I.NYITK I'ABITOl'tAR ATTivaTIOV.
GREAT SPECIAL SALE.
1,0(10 ItnOBB (TIIK ENTIIIE BALAMC0 00 A MA.XO*
PACTVRKB'l STOCK) OF FXHtA BCPKB IRlaM-BBj
BBOaBXIX AND VKLVEV OARFXTa, Pi'PCtU08?> *
AN RXORBOOB BACRIPI08, WI OFPXB U'O CW08
OUT QUICELY) AT ABOUT ONE ilALT TIIK FOHB-B
PKIIT1.
UPHOLSTERY. M
MPIECE8PLALN AND EMBOM.IBBPLU8B AT?raa
VA11U. WtiU'lTIllW.
BBP-BOX1 BBnOaaXDFLOaM AT?150FKit\*RD'
BOBPBBIM ___-_?|aj_
60 1'IECES Sl't'N BILX TAPKBTBIE8 AT 01 -? "?
Y.VUD ; WOH I'H 01 7.L -
10OHECE81TJTB .APE8TBIEB (SILK EFFi.CrS) A
,',?K). PEHYAllD; WOKTH 750.
VVTNDOW S11ADES A Bi'EClALTY.
SKEPPARD KNAPP
A- CO.,
B1X TIIAVE. AND 13TH-ST. _^
4 BTI8TIC00LD WALLPAPERS.-SOjOOf
fe-O0M^-?^%.& *__?
BX-SaB-aa. JAMfcna^-u_5to__i_, uc-r^n--.
Baking
Powder.
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

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