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The DWYERS' NEW PURCHASE
A YOUNO MAN WHO WOULD BE A JOCKEY.
CLETIS JJTDQXt OF PACE-FBOMINEBT HANDICAP
C4NBIPATE?.
Thone -Atilt* turfmen, Ihe Dwyer*, hare begun tha
racing aeason by strengthenlnc their stable lo Its
weak point. Hi the purchase of 8lr Dixon they have
Invested Bi.0,000 In the best three-year-bld colt that
money could buy. * Lucky" Baldwin would part with
his right hand sooner than .ell Emperor ol Norfolk or
Loa Angeles, and Mr. Belmont could never bf induoed
to listen to any offer, however liberal. Ior Kacelai.d
or George Oyster. Barrine the** four. Slr Dixon holds
the three-year-old phalanx quite safe. Tba Dwyers
but pursue their usually successful policy In buying
the bent that can be had, regardless of price. The
formidable strength of Mr. Belmont's stable has ceused
the brothers no little uneasiness. In contemplation
of tbe capabilities of George Oyster and Raceland they
have .cen all tae rich stakes that llanover won last
year polng to the Nursery, exre;>t an occasional con?
solation pr!7- to Santa Anita and a 'crumb to their
old chum Green Morris. Their new purchase will
bo reserved for the Hanoverian suceesilon. The
Chestnut champion of ltfH7 won StS0,T,2 .Vi In stakes.
Slr Dixon at two years won 9Kl,830. starling seven
limes and wining thre.. heating such youngsters
ss Fit-James. Klneft-h, Kiiiperor of Norfolk, Raceland
and Utt Angele,, in th. hands of the Dwyers he
alli have to carn his feed, which hi*, beyond doubt,
trill da He Joins the Brooklyn stable at the new
course to-day.
'? Harry" |_T_*T. a young man 1MB Arlrona. la am?
bitious to be a great Jockey. His f/uallflcatlons are a
tool head, Judgment, daring, sobriety, ai-lllty to stick
on, light weight |M to ioo pound*) ????? exceptional
Strength of arni. He ls over twenty-six and 'ita never
ridden a wc. He d, clares thal he can ride all around
anything he saw at Wa .btpgton last neck, and that
all be wants ls a little practice to familiarise him-elf
wlh Jockey tricks, such as pocketing, culling out, and
ao forth. *
."I've been reading 'Badminton.'* .aid ho, "and
rame up here with the lotion that Jockeys tABX accord?
ing to established nile. Hut from what I saw at Ivy
City there's no method In racing. Those boys over
lhere don't act as If ll.cy ever heard of such a thing
as Judgment of pare. With them Ihe whole srlenc. of
riding is to get MS In front and stay lhere if you ran.
Now, If that's all there ls to lt I can make a rattling
Jockey.-'
Accordingly the Arizonian looked al*out him for a
place in somebody's stable. He didn't wish to turn
apprentice and Wll three yoars currying, rubbing
down, feeding and cleaning out boxes.
"A couple o' Wilta at -WHl_ll| gallop*, will put
me lu fine trim," lie said. " Then I'll be ready for a
mount."
He persuaded a friend to sound Frank McCabe as to
Ihe chances fa getting a gentle.nanly Juli In the Dwyois'
.table, v, here li'M bo among thc bes-t ..oise?, under
UM (l-vi're_t trainer, and associated with the cham?
pion Jockey.
" I'll pick up many a wrinkle from Mc Laughlin,** he
vowed, 'and Met abe will teach mo all there ls to
know about training."
The yoting man's numerous qualifications and ex?
alte*- virtues having been JfaXSOi int.. Met ate*! ear,
that master of horse agreed that they were pretty fair,
and promised to seo the boss about giving tho appli?
cant a place.
" I think Locke a very clever fellow," ssld bl* friend ;
"how soon do you think you could give him a
mount?"
Met abe looked pur.ir.Icd. "Oh, I reckon. If he's as
forward as you say lie might get a mount some limo
next year -In the fall, mavin-."
" Not till next year: Heavens alive, man. He ex?
pects lo be riding In two or Ihree weeks.''
"Couldn't ride any o' my horses. 1 don't know
anything about him. -li" MMM lc Just begun, and I
won't have _____ to tear-N him anything or find out what
be can do. Our XOttMt M. doing fa.t work from now
on, and I couldn't risk putting up a green hand even
at MM__M .'pose i pi.t iiiiB young man up on Hav.
over aud tell him to give the colt a mlle In 'forty four.
Reckon he'd come In tea seconds of lt? ..'pose 1
tell him to give KU gsion a mlle and % quarter In
Kilo; think be could do ttl You sef, we can't take
any risks at this season."
"Then there's no prospect for him this year?"
"He'll do well If de get* aJfagmfa In twelve months.
I served 'pr.ntlco for Huco yean before I redo a single
,race." ,
" I guess Locke woi/Til better wait."
" If he means business, let him go Into a stable tn tho
fall o' the year. Then I boin*! plenty o' shed work lo
do, y.arliug. to exercise and ali that?enough to keop
bim busy all v iter. Then, too, Ihe trainer 'd have
Hmo to lool. afi.-r him and show him one thing and
another; so that he might g-t to riding by the next
?pring. If ho begins now, ho'll have to hang around
the stable all . iimmcr. dolo' little or nothing."
Good Jockeys are a scarce commodity. There bas
been some iMghtMg Mitt Locke's hasty ambition, for
the story of lt seems to havo gone tim rounds, but a
man ol hts years, virtu.... weight and strength ought
not ti be compelled to hang around a stable long before
getting a srat lu a saddle,. Here might be an oppor?
tunity for *<ime stable to pick up a finished horseman.
Mr. Ilrusli. -iiperlritcnd- nt of tho Brooklyn course.
MfistfM-1m ofuweMag gallop*.:
"The Dwyors bavi- In their Stable a boy who, I'd,
told, ls a mo*t YOB . lui Judge of pare. McCabe
m .l.rs b'tn il to Hanover in lils work. The Utile fellow
can . i. the colt to a sec (tad. A day or two ago
Fratii leg him Ofl with orders to give tlie big chest?
nut a iinle ttl 1 :44a i"'1 Whoo Hanover got around lt
waa j>re.t_'>)y i . l. Tell hun to do it ha 1:40 aud I
don't I'Olfe- * miss II a fraction.
"rr ' ' ('burch ls a lin1 Judgo of pare, and I ean
tell i ol Hie most cl< ar-beaded ol 'em all.*
" Kai. '-.ted. I'm tobi.-'
"Ho u * i . e, but Usn i.c's bi.cn with Rogers he's
very stralki Time was when he could dink more
whiskey tba;, mort men. He'd step up the thc bar, call
for a gl-.*sfiii. -ind dash lt 0 lllie so fa h water.
Rogers coull .mt (hutch on Vino Wiri;; and make him
cover a dlstam . In auy time he'd name. I hoard him
one day toll t"tyirch to tako Blue Wing a rci> and a
quarter In '2 :10, and 2 MO lt was when Blue Wing shot
by Ihe post."
When three men owning nine horse*, turn out elgh'
of them and bring the other 3,000 miles across tbs
continent to do a season's lacing, th'-y must believe
that they have a world beater. No princeling ever
received mort delicate, assiduous att-.ntion than Grover
Cleveland. Tho handsome chestnut from the Pacific
ls never out of sight of at ..a-t one of his attendants.
When at work the tluve devour him with hungry eyes.
WlM the work ls done Hire, pair** of hands rub the
sweat fagot hi* pol!-...cd sides, sponge out his mouth
and buckle on bl.-, blanl.et. Then In turn the devotes!
three walk him under a shed until he is thoroughly
cooled out and hungry. 1 know he ls a candidate for
the Kiool-ly ti Handicap, but I fear ho ls being ti _
much hurried In his preparation. Grover, like his
namesake, is au animal ot great substance, carrying
an abundance of 1Mb even when trained to au edge.
Ile ka_ dune no lau work yet.
Fletch Taylor was out yesterday going lt alone,
tSt, Gran, Henry Stull and Trainer Dyer looking on.
Vihat indignities this old campaigner ha. suffered!
X am told that Mr. (..ratz drove him to a sleigh all
winter ax BtntOga. Met oh u taking nobly to his
J_rst love aud will soon bs i-eady for tbe saddling bell.
Flrenil ls belug watched by all persons who are
Interested lu ibo Krooklyn Handicap. She bears the
marks of a hard winter and appears hopelessly un*
Masoned, judge not by api-earances. Matthew
Byrne, could *. nd the lilly to the post In ten days,
flt to run for hi. Hf.-. Nothing on Uki turf ls more
I easily brought to racing form than Flrli-tl. lUnn'in
ber Ibo..
(secretary M'lr.tyri's tip for the lirookhn ls Favor.
This i,a\ mg gone abroad nobody I* backing Green
Morris s bone, if y.,,, want a tun thing, sara i. c.
-tebinau, back against Melntrre'i tips. Ho's alwavs
on thO %.ong "-?n**' Mj- MclBtyw-a Up asl year
.Wm lii-hinuud. ' w *
Saxony SIUM by mil who have seen him at
Work. Mr. hahn _ pride is fit as a 11.1*11** and sound
aa a roach. He win take a lot of beating
I hear that Ul.w..,,.! is a certain start-r for tho big
handicap. 1 ry Mono-Hii- think many horscinr... will
be reserved for the Suburban. 1 tail to under, t a.ul
why Mr. Gratz should reserve the little bav colt
Ile trill be i-ady for racing in two weeks and li w _,?___.
be folly to let him remain Idle. *"a " W0,J*a
A T Ki it, as* slant secretary, announces that
the Rockaway Steeplechase Aseoelatloa has i_.i--.te,i
these dates for Its spring meeting at c*-tarhor_l
Saturday, .May IO. Tue____y, May -u; Thursday M_.r
2t; and saturday. May 20. " ?*-?
Phillp Daly <*. Co., Long Kranch, quoted on Sat.
urday these odds again*! Hm leading candidates for
Iha b's handicaps at Urooklyn and Sheepshead Kay :
BROOKLYN HANDICAP. SCBI KHAN HANDICAP
Marl., i.ia-i**.. Jnne 14. li* nula*
Bine -.'lug.iOtol Ban.ur*.'__ U 1
B*n Ali.,.*"!<? 1 B*o Ah .Fall
B_.?i*-[?.Ab to 1 i'..nn. mar*. Volt
B*lr*.ie.a.-..lol,pry Mou-pola...Stol
luy Moi.oii.le. 1*. to 1: Hun L-oyaa.90 U 1
lliiu.orr.*.Kail. Karu*.tb to 1
Km woad._ib to 1 Kniiau.as to 1
Xiii* .VS to I Feuelou.l.i lo i
Jturu*.SO lol (lucan.(Stol
favcr.into 1 11!-?1k<_..ran.
ricans!.vroto 1 jo* conon.Kui
Oror.r CUr.iaad.'._ to 1 Kingston.'lo io 1
Banov. r.Kui. Liixl-n.ra i* 1
xina*tr.u.ISto* l.?*-r?ni.30 io 1
Orin?i_i_*._.26tol;lii** ford.10 lo 1
ftlrt.iaon-1.-....16t? leirinaaaai*.lu to 1
?e_>ay_.-.-^JTull. j Saxony.*) toil
Ta*Bara.....Stol Tn*Bard.*.tutol
C. 8. Pelbam-CUnton, secretary, announces the en?
tries to tha Country Club races as follows:
COCIfTRT CLUB HANDICAP STEEPLECHASE,
?boat i; mllea.
Wu tr* or a ian. Tass* Hereat**
Buckra lt-|.*rt_- Jim far lula
Jollr 8:r J*ha tuboclmaater i are ?
Ii*i**.._??-Ur My (tlc Roc***ier
Moat* rlsto Jim ItrOnwaa CtiariaaiagB*
JasNurpUy Will h*rU lllmla
R-.-w.ll Wu)* Palnar Jinna Mack
u,____r Burr oak l.llti*??l.ow
Kia* Troeat eelt Vauom** OuiiUeilow
Z*??b*r P*i oakler W?illo?i?n
W'hr>_ti*r Xlpbla (Kl Mahdi) J?li* Henry
Warri-glo* Bub Mil** hina Treu.lar
Retribution Bonaro
PELHAM llANHICAP STKEPI.ECHASE.
About i*. mil**.
\Vs?tnx-rel?n I Rapine* H?rw?__
Jiillr stir Jnbn -icIiouliuMter Roi better *
_ur_*->aai_ My?tio B*o*ro
Motif i i.il<> Jun McGowan Heicnlea
Zahgbir Will Darn Charlrtuagne
Jim Murphy Will e Palmar ..In li
Itoi-kweli Vanrlna* J.i*tm Mark
Glenbar Pat Oakley _.lltl*fallow
Whaniley F.lphlo (i-inl*ll-w
Wanlurton Beu Mlle* Wellington
Metrloutton J lia Carlisle Jobu Henry
Ta*-a
-Am
F.NTRIF.S FO ft TO. DAT AT I VT CITT.
Washington, April 29. ?Following are the entrie* for
Men-ay'- .-aces:
First race--*- mlle, pura* ?500: Toung Duke, 110;
Woiide.it.-iit, UO! D-k? Bourbon, 104; Mclaughlin. 107;
Van*", '.?i; Hen Ugo, 00; L'mpiie, 100; Valiant, 107;
Yorick, !?3; Zed Tick, 104.
Second rare-One mlle. Congt-??lonal Handicap: Favor,
120; Tcllie Doe. 113; Be**, 107; Mona, 110; 1'anarr.a, Mt]
Richmond, 110; Cate*.,y gelling. 05; Sam Keene, 05;
Klantath, Mi Queen Hll.abe.h, 106.
Third race-1 1*8 mllea, Willard'* Hotel Stake*: Kolo,
K>8; King Crab, 110; Belle d'Or, 118; Defaulter. 108;?
Specialty, US; Walden'a Stable (Satl-fac-lon, 115; My
Own, 113>; Bendigo, 113; Daly's Suhle (Subaltern, 110;
nevi.it gelding, 101).
Fourth rac*?T-S mlle, puree ?600: Britannic. 112;
Sam Harper, 1*20; P. Thomas. 00; King Crab, 08; Pay
ma-te., 104 ; .-ingar. 00; Ban Box, 110; Veau, 105; I.u.y
H., 105; Golden Keel, Ul.
Fifth race?One mle, kelling raee: St Valentine,
105; Orlando, U0; War Whoop, .7; Nellie B-. HO; Sam
Brown, 105; Thrlftlew, 104; Bela, 105; Monte Crlato,
HO; Lottery, 116. _
MOMA NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT TIIE HOTELS.
AMOK-John Swinburne, of Albany. HtBVOOHX?
Senator John R. Mel'hc-T-on, of New-Jersey. F.VF.RF.TT
?President Julius D. Dr.'her, of Roanoke College. Fl ITU
AVJ'.M"I*.?Senator Ba^SSM Hale, of Maine; ex-tiovernur
Ru-sell A. AlRfr, of Michigan; and Charles W. nennett,
of l.'uh. HOFFMAN?F.-vSenalor I* Fayette Glover,
of Oregon, and Al.xai'der IK-Imar, of San Franclaeo.
Ml'RRAY HILL-Qovernor Charlea n. Sawyer, of Kaw*
Hampshire, and the Rev. Dr. John I*. Newman, of
Washington. VICTOKIA--Slr William Forwool. of l.lv*
orpool. WIND30r?-S.nator Leland bUmf-rd. of Cali?
fornia.
WHAT IS GOINC- ON TODAT.
Trial of Mme. Dl?? Debar, Special Se?*iona, Tomba, 2
p. m.
Hew Parks Commiaolon, No. 45 Wllllam-st., 2 n. m.
lt.iseUall, New-York and Boston dubs, r_io Grounds,
3 Ao p. m.
baptist Preacher** and Reformed Pa?tora' meetings,
ll a. m.
.Will- snd XlXth A-S-CiMr DUtrlcta Republican
Club Flfty-aecond-at. and Scventhave., 8 p. m.
-ihakrsperlan entertainment oi J.irksnu Female Semi?
nary. Harlem Pre-bj-terlan Church, 8 p. m.
Academy ai Soleness, Colombia Ooflege, 8 p. m.
F.xhtbluon of liduca.Ional l>-|iartmei.i of I uung Men's
Christian Aa-ociation, Asm.lotion Hall, 8 p. m.
.'...nisi Men's Cnlon of Kttilcal Culture, No. 100 West
Flfty-f-urth-.t., 8 :__? p. m. _
NEW-YORK CITT.
The anniversary of th. Woman's Board of Foreign
Missions of the Reformed Church In America will bo
held on May 8, at 10:30 a m.. In tho Collegiate
Church at Fifth-ave. and Forty-eight hst.
Tho Columbia College nlno will go over to Phila?
delphia to-day to meot ihe baseball team of the Uni?
versity of Pennsylvania Theso two colleges have
been intense rivals In baseball, and tbe gamo promises
to bo closo and exciting.
Compare I! of th. 7th Regiment will cele?
brate Its eighty-second anniversary on the evening of
Ma'; 7 with a reception at the armory.
Tho farewell services In the Holy Trinity Episcopal
Church, at Fifth-ave. and One -hundred and-twenty
flfth st., were held yesterday, the rector, the Rev.
l>r. Stenger, In charge. Tho parish will occupy Its
new church 60011. . The old building has been pur?
chased by tho Jewish Congregation Hand In Hand,
and will be dedicated as tho Temple Israel on May 13.
The body of Colonel James Maekaye arrived yes?
terday on tbo French steamship Champagne. The
body will be taken to the Fifty-seventh Street Congre?
gational Church and the funeral will be held thero
on Wednesday. The burial will bo at Woodlawn.
Senator M. C. Murphy's " Hickory Club" will attend
the Democratio National Convention In a body, tn
nnlfunn. and shout for Cleveland. Senator Murphy
ls looking for the nomination for Sheriff from the
County I-emocraey next fall.
The second contest between the Columbia Grammar
and Barnard tug nf war loams took place on Satur?
day morning In the Columbia's gymnasium. n ' 1
hard struggle Columbi:. _ team won by 5-8 Inch.
.Don't rush to get aboard an up' xx elevated Iraln
at City Hall Station, lt never starts until the down?
town train bas arrive*!.
If Goldwln Smith should de_tr_ to deliver a eulogy
upon Chief Secretary Balfour in this city "Ye oldo
London Strceto" building would do. Its frowning
baitietnents and rugged stones aro In harmony with
tyrai.ny.
Tl>e open hom (Mt- on the Second and Thlrd-ave.
lines aro now limning.
Some persons say Chauncey Jiopew while others
say Chancey. General --herman says Chancy. ?
The Demoerats are said to be hunting up the name
of somo one of that po'.IHial faith who did something
lu ord.r to give a dinner In honor of his memory.
Tho unknown woman who was murdered Saturday
evening at No. 30 Haniilton-at. by John Martin, was
Identified ye.teiday by Michael Dtlscoli as Mary Con?
way, a Scotchwoman, who lived at No. bl) Mulberry-st.
Groups of boys along tip waler fronts on the F.ast
and North Rivers were bathing yesterday whorovor
they could get a chance.
A debt of $140,000 remains on St. .Stephen's Roman
Cithollo Church. A bazaar and strawberry fair will
be held this week to help clear It off.
Charles Herald held tho twenty-sixth and final re?
vival meeting Id Cooper Union last night.
BROOKLYN.
It ls expected that tho Rev. II. Price Collier, of
ningham. Mass., will presently becntno Hie pa-tor of
Ibe Church of the Saviour (I'nltarlan), at Plnrrrpont
-.t. and Mooroo plan., lirooklyn Knights He will bc
the sneeessor ot the Rev. Alfred E. Goodenough, who
was settled there last fall aud died some months ago.
Tha church and congregation laM Friday evening al?
most nnanlmou-ly extended to him a krui call.
The funeral of ex-licteetlve-Sergnaut Holly C. Lyon,
ot tho New-York pollco force, took place jvst.iday
at No. 208 Sumne.-avo.
Open cars were run on all the street car lines yes?
terday.
Thousands of people made their first spring rlslt
Io Pros poet Park yesterday.
The annual parade nf tho Sunday-schools In the
Eastern District will be on June 7.
Pr. Talmago offered from Iho pulpit of the Taber?
na., le yesterday to glvo fl,OOO to any one who would
prove that he had wine on his tablo at tho recent
dinner he gave to tho officers of the 13th Regiment.
NEWS FROM IHE 8CBVRRS.
NK.W-JEJ-SEY.
_Tht> 128th anniversary of Iho founding of the Pres?
byterian Church at Metuehen, N. J., was celebrated
yesterday. The little church ls now the only one of
the kind existing, where ihe Revolutionary soldiers
of George Washifigton and Mr Henry 1 linton in turn
met for worship. A sermon In commemoration of tho
church's history was pieachcd by the pastor, the Rev.
J. C. Mason.
mn city.
Three female converts from Urooklyn were baptized
yesterday In New York Hay opposite tho Mount Z.on
faith cure sanctuary In Chapel-ave. Broths r Hancock
dlpprd the candidates and Sister Jackson led tb*
praying. There wa. one other candidate, but her
faith forsook her when her feet touched Hie water
and sim returned to the sanctuary without being
baptized.
LONG ISLAND.
Ut tall Mut John Millwall, of Queens County, nni
phatlcaily denies the statement that l.e receive
BAKING
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This powder oe rer >nrt-S. a marvel ot p*_iit-. itrangth
and wk*..!r-._ii,e<i__? More trom ml cal than th* ordinary
elad*, in . cannot be sold la competition with thc mul-ltuda
ef tow lett, tbott waight slum 01 til...*!.__(.? powder*. S-..J
?'.. '_.. "^ ?*--?--O' UAKLOT l-OW-JJ-K CO.. 100
wau mx. st. I*
Dr. Craig's New Discovery
No Light Yet Thrown on the Mystery of its Action-Its Results
Alone are Visible.
- I felt a* If two giant* were twl.tlng my leg," aald the
Duke of Northumberland. He wa. "J^****
,_u' He had vainly tried every remedy then known
except the -Ulna*---. Thia, he lld. had cured a friend
M hT. ii, TurH.y. Put lt had oot i on.y aa one torment
for a moment an-agoniif* another.
Whatever will perfectly purify the blood will cure the
mn N.,t-.ng tim will. Kor gout XiitMWWfaU* orfa
acid in the blood- So i. rheo m. tl.m. *\?***ff
the deadly form* ot heart comp,, nt. So tt R r ?h ta
tfatOfa of th. hr******** ^"JTIJK far
al. msnner of WT** *+? *i*\* ******** ***
,?ca, and all rr^TlS^^ 'nd lh' mJ*?,U*'
anmptlon, Jaundice, dropsy, mum
of eruptions and other ********** **?V ^ by
Fri. add la a poison engendered In the^blood by par
l. ric acn is ? I _?.?,,? wbo miler from Indi
tially dl,es,ed food- All perae." eM
gestion .na W?? MM -*? "J M!m
mer and W^'^^-^-l^Vhen th-y are torpid .ad
TuVultSfa^Z hrlZna gXm ^? ?t
co';r,on^a_,.;h;hro^;o^.,?;:c*::rm_er1.e.?? *
.iCTS-W- 2 S ?.-dTre-e'r.r-;
medicine, compounded br ignorance snd prescribed by
^The moat auceeaaful blood purlder la Craig". New
.:;.: _\,y r ^2??_ys
_?*____ other things merely relieve,
they are n?ele?* aa duat. But lt glvea life for death,
and health for dl-ease. Lot th* doctor* nay what they
?laaaa, the ?ick are eatlafled to be made well. Write for
tho itrange *tory ol how lt waa found.
Mr. Pickard, of Coburg. Canada, waa brought to Dr.
Craig's house, In Itooheawr, almost In a dying condition
from Brlghfa dl?ea-e and blued pol?onlng. He waa
carried from the steamer to the house on a manresa by
four men. Cralg'a New DI?_overy waa the only aemedy
n*e.l, and In two month* he rod* out In a carriage for
air and exerclae, and In another month he went home s
well man.
Crslg'a New Dlaeorery I. not for aale by " cutter-,-*
thn-e peat* of th* drug trade, who entice people to their
More* only to palm oil aom* worthless atulT of their own
In place pf the genuine article. They boaat of thia
Buy of reputable deai*ra only.
F.apeelal Caution :-TVre la an article offered for aale
bT wm druggist* called " Dr. Cralg'a Original Kidney
Cure." Refuse lt. It I* nol prepared by Dr. C., nor
ha* be any Intereat In lt. Aak for Dr. Cralg'a New
Discovery.
One bowie will be **nt free of eo?t to any per*on who
-end* ua a autement from a non-cutting druggist that the
euatonaer hs. bought *U bottlea Thl* will enable you te
get ths medicine st cutter's rate* without risk.
price *ne dollar a bottle. For -ale by all respectable
druggists, and by
A. J. WHITE. Limited.
IM Duane s-., New-Tork.
per month from Congre. .man Terry Belmont, as pub?
lished in a local paper. He -ays tbe charge I* Infa?
mous and was formulated to Injure him with his party.
If a retraction ls not made he will sue tha paper.
?
WFaSTCHF-^Tnt COUNTY.
John Sherwood, an old farmer, was found dead In
his room at Iii-* home near Croton yesterday. Il ts |
auppoeed that heart disease was tbe cause of his death,
lie was a prominent. Democratic politician and lor
many years held public offlce.
UMMMM
E. & W. The " Oaddo" Collar. E. 4- W.
A New Besiom is Collars.
Remit A. Dan. pl*., M. D.,
319 Wmt l.flTH-ir.
Btaeaaeaal th* V?rr >u. srstia. oenito-Crlnary Organa
Iniiiouii.eandsterility. ll?nrs?sio Vt, b te_.,
.?_^--.
"To Mothers."
Mrs. .vi lat.-iw* s. .riii. -it im*, f?r I Ml .rsn T**t_l ir.
soft*-* ths rna*. r*i u-?s mi i i aMI.a, all.ra all pata,
eur.* wlnil &>'.:_ nut ll?rrfi*v. Tweatr-flr* c?s,t* ? UsttU
FULL DRKSS SUITS for sale ?r 1,,,-e
I Ii.il*iirlei| Nnr-lti.s ;n fancr Vasts. I.AN*.'ft MisOt
Clethiag Pallors, du lust Ut. st.. nB'lsr M*rton V.twe.
CARPETS.
WI mi ai i- Ol TEE 'rm * wi ik thc rOLLOWUTO
BARGAINS: A PULL CINE OK FIYF-FRAMF.
BODY BBUSSEX-fl C.-KI'I'.T AT Me. TIIK. YVRn*
THIS URI CONTAINS TEE CHOICEST PAT
TUREE Off TUE BEASOU,
we havi: ASEO MAKKED DOWN ot-r DOUBU
Wiiiril OB ti 4 .-.(.usn BUVBBUIU To ?.'_:*;
t:ii: v.\r.n. OUB LINK of fine TWO-PLY
INGRAINS AT Ma, tl VI.HY MLTH ADMIRED
AMI WHIN OM TIIF, FLOOR Vt TAEEBl
JUDGE 'io TELL IT FIlo.M A Ititi* gg__%
UPHOLSTERY.
FINE NOTTIMGBAM LAO CURTAINS AT ?*> 00
*_-25, ?_._.. ?3.00, te., THE PAIR. ' '
FINE tam noell! ii swiss LAI B I OKTAXMB AT
?4.60, git.00, gobo. ?-.00, _c, Till. 1-aik.
CLUNY. COLBERT, ANTIQUES, BBUS8B__| ivn
IRISH 1'OINT FROM ?4.00 Till: l'AIlt lp, '
HEAVY MANDALAY CBOBB f-Ti'.il'i; 1'oi.tifrfs
COO FAIRS AT ?4.-0; Wu UT II ?80o THL PAUL
FURNITURE.
HAN I.s.. mi: CHAJIBEB SUITS from ,i7 m to
Till, s, IT. B V CAN (ii vi. v,,L. A CHOICE 0?
SOO PATTENN8 TO SELECT FBON UF
--TIIK ItK.BV,"
THE Most POPULAB PABLOS Slur OP Til* ?... _
BOB, BBMtrE, V-0.00. IN PLUSH on TAIT .T?^'
BEOMK0, FOI.IUN.;-ni-.iis. ku r.n_f nAT(i.?'
CBOCBEBT AND OLAfMWABE TBE lam_2_
AND BEST A^OBTMEMT ? SJ cUJ ?
FEB ci.nt BL.LOW ALL COMPETITION.
A CARD.
IN THESE ?DAY!-* Off FIERCE UC MPETITION,
WHEN TIIE GENERAL TRADE WILL OFFP.R
FLASHINESS. GAUDINESS TIN'sEL ANI) PEATII
_R. IN 1II1.LISI.RV DEVOID OF ANY PARTICLE
OF PBOPUIBTT Olt Alt! IsTIC FINISH. AND PRE
'lill, TO PLACE THEMSELVES IN LINE WITH A
HOI SE OF A TESTED EXPEDIENCE "OF
TW . NTY-TIIREE Y.ARs* IM'RATION" AND
WIIHII STANDS KBWABDEO Willi A CLIEN
TBLLB COMPHIsiMi THE ELITE OF LEAB1MO
" AMERICAN CITIEH" WK DEEM THIS A PROPER
TIME TO POINT OFT DIFFERENCES AND OCR
OWN S|PERIOH AD.ANTAGES OVER OTHER
HOISTS. NO OTflEI KMI.VN COMPETITOR IN
Mils COUNTRY. IF IN 1 HF. WORLD, CAN COM.
PNTB WITH IS FOR VARIOUS REASONS,
WK THEREF IRE WOULD CAUTION LADIES.
IN Fl RCHASING A TRIMMED HAT OR BONNET.
NOT TO RELY LABOtLT ON TIIE ADVICE OF
TIIE S.I.LEH. SOU TO BE DECEIVED. AS ls so
OFTEN TIIE CASK, BY A FI SI VIEW OF SOME
"MONSTER MAS- OF PHErtl'MPTlTE LATEST
STYLE." WHiCII IN SHOWINESS ANO FLASH
?STRIVES FOR CON*?PICI Ol 'SN Es.*. WITH THE RE.
KIN tl) AND PROPER. IN" TIIE S ?ME PROPORTION
AS TIIE COMM.-N RUFrl.YN IS COKsPICL.Ot'8
VER THK ll.oiMUl.il GENTLEMAN. TIIE
GREAT SHAKESPI.ARE SAID.
< n-il> hit bubll ns .hr pur ur cnn bay.
Bul not expressed In fnncr . rlrh, nat gandy ;
For tb- 11,1111.1 ri oil pi ii- lunns Ihe limn.
THIS CAN BS APPLIED WITH M WE FORCE
TO THE API-ABU. Ol' THE LADY OF TO-DAV.
EsPElTALLY IN SO FAR AS IT PERTAINS TO
MILLINERY. -ND NEVERMORE SO Til \N TIlIS
>F. \**0\, WHEN THK MARKET IS .-L.'TTED
WITH GILT ANO T1NSKU .'LtRlNG COLORS.
OrrLANIH-H SHAPES ANO EVERYTHING THAT
DO Ml VIOLENCE H) A TRIXY REFINED TASTE
I. .DIES rORMERLY WERE I Mir.lt TIIE DELU?
SION THAT !l-CAr<E OF THK FINER AND
RICHER APPEARANCE OF OCR E**TABLI-I1. I
MENT AND GOO IS, THERE ll A CORRESPONDING j
INCREASE IN PRIC/.S. WHILE ON T1U CON- |
TH-Ri. IT is A F UT THAT IN NOT A FEW IB
STANCES WE GET IP A II \T OR BONNET. IN TUB
STYLKAND M INNER FOR WH I'll OCR liol -o'.
BAB BECOME BO NOT .D, AT REALLY A LOWER
PRU K THIN ONE OBTAINED ELS. WHERE, IN.
FL.HOR IN MATERIVL, UNGSINLY IN STYLE
ANO IN NO HIV OOMPABABLB TO ANYTHING
NABS BV !'->. Ol R EsTABLIsn.MF.NT 1- NOTED
FOR 'HIE "FINE TONFa" IT G.VES TO THE
CHEAPEST AS .VELI. As THK "Fl MST" ARTI
ll.l, ANI) VNV ARTIC LE WHICH LEWES Ol ll
ATELIER IS WITHOUT QI ESTION A BECOMING
HEADGEAR.
U I CAN ANO DO GET IP A HAT OR BONNET
AS LOW A* 8.VOO A I) SK-Oil FOR LADIas.
AND FOR CBILOBBN AS LOW AS ,:t.oi?. i\ (;>.
TRIMMED N1LLIN8RT WK MIGHT S.FELV
HAY TH.T VTHIBI WITH OTHER BODVBBlBI
FINER QVALllT ENDS. Ol R LOW EMT QVALIPY
BBB N**. WHILE Ol R PRICES REUAIN in ill l.i i:
PROPER FROPOR.IONR Tn AT WE HATE THK
I. A Rt- ST KSTAHLtSHME NTS IN NE.t.VOKK,
HltOOKLYN. HOSTUN ANO PH II.ADI.LPHI A,
Wll RE .MILLINERY IS .NCLISIVELY MILD
IS WELL KNOWN. AND THE ENORMOUS IK AN. I
TIT1E- Off CJD.IDs IT REQl IRES ,0 OP. R.\Tt- I
Till. DIFFERt.NT EsTAIILIMIMENT- ENABLE IS
TO MARK OCR PURCHASES ST Fliil i'F.s
QUOTBU ONLY TO BlYKlvS OF QIANUTIKS
SITH As Wi- CAN DISPOSE OF. OUR FACILITIES
FOR DIRECT IMPORTATION TIIKOICIl OUR
HOUSES IN EUROPE, AND OUR MANUFAITORIF.S
IN NkW-YORK, INSURE EXCl'SIVlNESS OF
STYLE AND GOODA AT PUMI.IR PRICES. THF.
IMPORTANCE AND ADVANTAGE IN DEALING
WITH IS.\RK THEREFORE EVIDENT.
VERT RESPECT Fl LLY,
J. ROTHSCHILD.
New-York: 14th St., near 6th Ave.
Brooklyn : Fulton St., op. Clinton.
110-TON. PHILADELPHIA. I*, ri*..
22. 24 AND 26 EAST I4TH ST.,
I Fear Union Square,
ORIENTAL RUGS.
From our large stock of
OR I EXT AL RIGS we have
..elected IOO TURKISH and
PERSIAN RIGS, which we will
offer on and after IflOIYDAY,
April 30, at a great reduction
Irom regular prices. These
goods are all perfect, of choice
designs and colorings, and will
be found on the first floor, Nine?
teenth Street entrance.
W. _ J. SLOANE,
Broadway, IS th A: 10th Sts.
E. A. MORRISON,
s'.-l BROADWAY.
Importer and Manufacturer of
new and pretty deHigns in Chil?
dren's Coats, Sacques, Dresses and
Bonnets of a superior order aud
fine
BABY
wear of every description. We
are now ready tu show Spring
novelties in Gingham, Challieand
Nainsook Dresses, to which we
respectfully call attention.
E. A. MORRISON,
893 BROADWAY.
Ctrrltte Entrance t 13 EAST 1?TH.ST.
MATTINGS.
JAPANESE AND TRINA STRAW M ATTINOS, OUR
OWN DIRECT IMPORTATION. NOW ARRIVING.
THE G Mi AT EST NOVELTES IN COLORINGS YET
shown.
FINE FANCY PATTERNS AND JOINTLESS WHITE
MATTINGS A-I LOW AS
1.1 PER ROLL OF 40 YARDS.
OILCLOTH?*. LINOLEUMS, AND LTONUMS FOR OF?
FICE FURNISHINGS, AN |NDLE88 ASSORTMENT.
_
SIXTH AVE.. 13TH AND 14TH STS.
READ AND REFLECT,
Peet nr. ilrllb. rat.ly Ill-fill..I hs .t. Il ns
a. clilenln ty Ill-fined. The Hanan sher.
Daile upon the " Natani I jut.'' telle* the
err. ntri. liles of nutnrr aa writ m* ilia
looll_hnrs. of num. Any man or boy ran
he nu. ii from n alack ot Hanan's Shoes.
HANAN & SON.
AT RETAIL
897*? BROADWAY, N** W-YORK,
IlfiWffn II,arl,' mid Dnan. sis.
30-1 FULTON-ST. BROOKLYN,
Opposite (lly Hall
Oar Shara ena be obtained from our
acrnts la erery city In (he Uultrd State*.
CARPETS
H..Till Ll) AT WHOLESAI... I'lt ll I-.-.
__,!?__-. ?'??""-?'ITTKS. gi 10.
WILTON VBLVETK ._ I 2?
**-?'?.'.Mr: nonv brussels, roo,
CHIN* iiATTIM.s. PER KOLI. to.
BOOM Maui, a .m. laid '?..omptlt,
DOWN-TOW \ CABffBff -TORE.
THEHYATTCO.
NO. 273 CANAL-ST.,
NEAR BROADWAY.
OUR BffBCIALTT TBE CELEBRATED
RO .HI RV TAPESTRY BRUSSELS.
5,000 ROLLS
FRESH
CHINA AND JAPAN
STRAW MATTINGS,
frs*. tullin si 1 rsgalar itock.
At a Ureat ~-icriH.ce.
I'hasbars im-in-'s* all j*mi*. mad saan.1*s? quanti** aaa
ffi:orls|?. lu liesa.Uni it*-.rn. ' si.-, ot ?..m?.k>.
W* ttlet Ik*** gaud* at natti l.t. mas Hi* cost sf i__p*rt_.
ff___
ALSO |
SD* rall* ?Hgt'Hr dsmagsd, trom t_? Ia*r*?t qaalitr. at
gXl.OOter rbO to thoo tar tbs las*t Inpart*-, la garb sad
gg_t colan og*.
., H. P. HILLlAlrll- **C COtt
?AHA CANAL-ST..
' -_-UV_UU(>ft_____|VAlA?.-l<-B*.T?Z,l_-v
Bf
B
?I
SIXTH-AYE. I3TII TO 14TH ST.
UDIES AND CHILDREN'S SUITS.
OWING TO THF. F.NORMOUS IRCRBASB OF OUR
CUSTOM ORDER BUSINESS IN THIS DKl'ARTMENT
THE LACK OF SPACE NECESSITATES OUR CLOS?
ING OUT ALL READY-MAD!-'. SLITS, AND TO THIS
END WE HAVE
HARKED EVERY ti A RH E VT
DO\V\ REf-ARM-ESS
OF COST.
MILLINERY.
THE ASSORTMENT OF LADIES', RUSES', A.*'D
CHILDREN'S TRIMMED HATS FROM OUP. OW."
WORKROOMS, WHICH IS BEIBO ADDED TO FROM
DAY TO DAY. IS OF ENORMOUS PROPORTIONS, AT
TRICES SO LOW THAT IT REQUIRES A LADY Off
INDEPENDENT TASTE AND JUDGMENT TO REAL
IZE THAT THEY ARE MAINTAINED WITHOUT
ANY SACRIFICE OF QUALITY OR STYLE.
PARASOLS.
TO QUOTE PRICES WOULD CONVEY NO IDEA
OF WHAT WE ARE OFFERING. COME AND SEE
FOR YOURSELVES, AFTER BEING POSTED AS TO
PRICES -SKED ELSEWHERE. -ND YOU WILL
SURELY BE AGREEABLY SURPRISED IN SPITE
OF WHAT TniS STATBBBET MAT LEAD YOU TO
EXPECT.
BARGAINS IN DRESS GOODS.
OWING TO A LATE SEASON WE HAVE BEEN EN?
ABLED TO PURCHASE SOME VERY CHOICE STYLES
IN PLAIN AND FANCY WEAVES, WHICH WE ARI
OFFERING AT A MARKED BEDUOTXOH FROM REG?
ULAR PRICES.
WE MAKE BPBOIAL .MENTION OF OUR ALT,
WOOL HENRIETTAS, THE MOST POPULAR FAB?
RIC IMPORTED THIS SEASON, OF WHICH WE
CARRY TIIE LARGEST VARIETY OF COLORS TO
BE FOUND IN THE CITY.
WE ARE OFFERING EXCELLENT VALUES IN OUR
MOURNING DEPARTMENT
AS THE FOLLOWING QUOTATIONS WILL SHOW:
A GOOD ALBATROSS AT 39c. ; VALUE 50c.
FINE QUALITY ARMURE AT 49c. ; VALUE 70o.
ALL-WOOL DRAP D'ALMA AT 59c. : VALUE 75c.
50-INCH SHOODAH CLOTH AT 69c; VALUE tl.
BLACK CASHMERES AND SILK WARP HENRIET?
TAS AT OUR WELL-KNOWN LOW PRICES.
LADIES' SHOES
FOR LAWN-TENNIS. MOUNTAIN, SEASIDE AND
STEAMER USE, AT fl _._ AND tl 99; SOLD ELSE*
WI I URI. AT $3.
LOW QUARTER WALKING SHOES OF OOZE
LEATHER AND COAT SKIN IN VARIETY OF
COLORS AT *2 .9; WORTH $8 60.
SAME QUALITY IN CANVAS FINISH, 91 88;
WORTH ?'_ 50.
ROYAL KID LEATHER, EXCELLENT QUALITY.
OPERA TOE AND COMMON SENSE, (3 44;
WORTH ?5.
A LARGE LOT OF EXCELLENT QUALITY LADIES'
AND MIS6E8' SHOES. SLIGHTLY SHOP WORN, AT
?1 40 AND tl 29. RESPECTIVELY; WORTH DOUBLE
THE MONEY.
" OUR OWN" BOYIj' SnOES AT $1 87 AND tl M ARE
MARVELLOUS VALUE.
OPERA AND THEATRICAL SnOES AND RIDING
BOOTS TO MEASURE ARE SPECIALTIES WITH US
WORTHY OF ATTKNTION, AS QUALITY AND STYLE
ARE UNSURPASSED AND PRICES ARE
UNAPPROACIIED.
BOOKS
1,000 CLOTH, 12MO, POPULAR NOVELS AT 29c;
CHEAP FOR DOUBLE THE TRICE.
TIIE LATEST PARISIAN NOVELTIF.S-A MUCH
HIGHER GRADE OF GOODS THAN WE n.VVE
EVER KEPT-UP TO $10 49 PER YARD.
THEY ARE WELL WORTHY Off THE ATTENTION
OF PURCHASERS OF EXTREMELY fashionable
GOODS. AS THEY WILL PROVE SURPRISINGLY
CHEAP COMPARED TO WHAT IS CHARGED ELSE?
WHERE,
LINEN HORSE SHEETS, 99c; PRICE
ELSEWHERE, Si 50.
HORSE BLANKETS, LIP ROBES, AND
WHIPS IN GREAT VARIETY.
FISHING TACKLE OF EVERY DE?
SCRIPTION AT ONE-THIlD LESS
THAN ELSEWHERE.
BOYS- A.\D YOUTHS'
CLOTHING.
ALL-WOOL BLOUSE SUITS, PLAIN AND PLAITED,
?8 38. tali, tiii, AND UPWARD. YOUTHS' LONG
TANTS SUITS, AGES 13 TO 18, $0 ll. $7 2L $8 87.
AND UPWARD.
BTYLISH ONE-PIECE KILT SUITS, $140. $2 23,
$3 21 AND UPWARD.
STYLISH TWO-PIECE KILT SUITS. $3 4.. $3 79,
$4 09 AND UPWARD.
SniRT WAIST:-,, 29c. AND 44<-. ;
AL80 A FULL LINE OF STAR BRAVO. NEW DE?
SIGNS, AT EQUALLY LOW PRIORS
MEN'S FURNISHING & NECKWEAR.
ALL THE LATEST STYLER SURPASSED BY NO
HOU8E IN THE CITY. UNLESS YOU' ll AVE No
OTHER GUIDE BUT EXTRAVAGANT PRICER YOU
CAN BE SUITED AT A SAVING OF FROM 33 13 TO
50 PL IL (.LNT.
JUST OPENED, A TASTY LOT OF ? FOUR-IN
HAND" AND MADE-UP TIES AT 24c. WHICH
WOULD BX CHEAP AT 50c.
OUR 44c SCARFS ARE SOI.D ELSEWHERE AT 73c.
COLORED PERCALB SHIRTS Off THE ROBT KAMI
IONABLE PATTERMS AT ?1 34, UtCLUDUfO TWO
COLLARS AND ORE PAIR Off OUffTBj Till SK ARE
OUR OWN MAKE. AND CARROT Bl, 0OBPARED IO
SHOP MADE GOODS, M .DB WITH THE SOLE VIEW
Or PRICE. REG \RDLI SS OP WEAR
ANOTHER LOT OF 5U0 GROSS
Low's Wild Rose Soap
AT Hie. FOR BOX OF 12 PI! VI...;
USUAL PRICE 10c. PER P1ECE.
We Prepay Frclyht to all Towns
Within a Hail ins of IOO Miles on
raid I'liruhaHfci of $6.00 ami
R. H. MACY & CO.
SIXTH. A Vt. 13TII TO I4TII HT. l*r
GREAT BARGAINS
CHINA and GLASS.
ro ROI ?ERREPSRS WHO study economy oub
VAST CROCKERY DEPARTMENT WILL THIS WEEB
OFFER sll.i IAL ATTRACTIONS
IN ART ROOM, SECOND FLOOR.
CniNA FISH SETS, 13 PIECES, HANDSOMEXT
DECORATED WITH FISH AND FERNS, $4 23[
BORTR to.
CHINA ICE-CREAM Si TS. l.. PIECES. NEW SHAPES,
DECORATED FLOWE.ks AND GOLD, $2 $8;
WORTH t->.
CHINA BERRY SETS, 13 PIECE-., DECORATED AS?
SORTED COLORS. PLOWBRS AND GOLD. $2 171
WORTH $4.
ONE LOT OF FINELY DECORATED SALAD BOWLS,
ASPARAGUS DISHES. AND ROLL TRAYS, 979.
EACH; WORTH DOUBLE.
CRYSTAL GLASS TABLE SERVICE. 60 PIECES, BE
BACCARAT, PARIS, $0 60; WORTH $15.
ONE LOT OF THIN TUMBLERS, WINE, WHISKEY.
OR WATER SIZE, ALL AT 59c. DOZEN.
INITIALS ENGRAVED ON ALL GLASS PURCUASED
ON THIS FLOOR WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.
FIVE O CLOCK TEA STANDS IN WROIGHT IRON,
SHAPE OF FIGURE 6. WIT il LAMP AND KETTLB
COMPLETE, $9 97 EACH; SOLD ELSEWHERE KM
$15. .
ON MAIN FLOOR, 6TH-AVE. ENTRANCE.
1,000 LEMONADE OR WATER PITCHERS, ALB
COLORS AND SIZES, AT 43o. EACH: WORTH
DOUBLE.
750 FAIENCE VASES, Wt, EACH; WORTn DOUBLE
LARGE LINE OF JARDlN'ERES AND FLOWER POTS.
49c, 69-., AND 97c. EACH; WORTH DOUBLE
ODD LOTS OF DECORATED CHINA DISHES,
PLATES. PITCHERS, lc; MARKED LOWER THAR
WHITE.
BASEMENT FLOOR.
SOLID COLOR AND GILT TEA OR DESSERT CUPS
AND SAUCERS, $1 97 DOZEN ; WORTH $4.
DECORATED ENGLISH CHAMBER SETS, C01C
PLETE WITH JAR, fa 97; WORTH ?.. 60.
REAL THIN CHINA PLATES, ALL SIZES, SOUP.
DINNER OR DESSERT, 97*, DOZEN.
ENGLISH COTTAGE DINNER SETS. 113 PIECES.
DECORATED, $9 97 ; WORTH tl5.
BACCARAT GAS GLOBES IN CRYSTAL OR COLORS,
49c EACH; REDUCED FROM 87a. I
Silverware Dep't.
1847, ROGERS BROS.
TEA SPOONS.SI 05 SET
TABLESPOONS.2 09 SET
MEDIUM FORKS.2 09 SET
AND A LINE OF RICHLY ENGRAVED AND QUAD.
RUPLE PLATE.
CAKE BASKETS. 1
BUTTER DISHES,
\ tl *? EACH.
PICKLE CASTERS.
AND FLOWER STANDS,
We Prepay Freight to all Towns
irith in a radius of 100 31ilea on
Paid Purchases of $5.00 and
Over.
R. H. MACY & CO.
"DEWS ADVICE."
Gentlemen who cannot afford to patronize fl.
Tellable, moderate-priced tailor, had better visit
a lirst-class ready-made Clothing House, rathet
than bc duped by those " Cheap John tailors''
?who advertise th.it they can furnish A $30 ox
$60 suit ol clothes for $18, $20, &0.
\Ve -.toI'I the tw? oui.n_. ont c_..rs-_ee practises)
anions the Tailor.-* Trade In thia canner? Tl*. le.
<?. .un r*. -hen |i;*ri, ami fancy bi_- prices. Our prlii. Ipi*
la to furnish ? rst*clnss, reliable mad- gnr meats, rom.
_____________ both character and style, at alrictly aso-e.at*
chnrces.
The new work on fashions pnbltabed by tho upper
trade society of ? imll-ih tailors torpor especial usa.
will be mallet free en application
This book . inutini illostratloos and girt* o descrip?
tion ol all the Latest !.tyles ol l-arpv-n.s, Material*
Sec., tWat will Hud the most ln?our -urina the "aria*
aud *?uminor aeasons Ior Gentlemen's aad l-a-ies'
Tailoring.
No deposit required on orders plactd with this
bouse from reliable person__
Fine Tailoring for
Gentlemen's and Ladies' Wr -
6th-ave., between 14th and 15th sis..
Delury's nen fafaxfttoi Pitting abils haeei>*tn prenewnteB
-perfect" by IA. most ex _)trt r?_..r#....V_i_._'?rk Time*.
**_?) *7-"_ I3UYS ii nobbv punt.; 50 srvl-S
*4*mfa *** trom leadlnc tailor*-t half Talus. I.aS'U'
ItlsSl 1 loltiinjr r.irlai*. tl*) K Uti* t'.. iimlsr Marton House.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cl-Baiiiu*- a.-. I lu-witinc- th. hair.
ri*im.)_.?? luxuriant growth.
Never Fails to Restore Qray
Hair to it* Youthful Color.
Cnii-anca |..lu?-i--?aiiil l-.ali-falling
ii" nt l>ri.i_k"--_
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
luT?i__a)iI? fur i-'ouKi.-*. -Sana, Inward i'alnx. .j-auauon.
M_(\ *_*{_ FORn cflltOBMBBde Bait oroverrost
*&.*.i'9 wetxbtth LA RO'9 UUMl ClPtMlig P$______
mi baal ll tb st- ua*i?.-r Morton Hos*-. Dpsu svaumxs.
" THE TARIFF OF 1883
20 rAGES-12 CENTS A COPT.
A complete statement of tlie duties now in fore*
in "..ry articl. of iniportfd goods, together with
the Tp* List in full Giving nl*o a re*um?
of Tariff legislation in the 1'nited Statea from th$
beginning of th. liovcriimi-iit to the present .'ay;
and the imports (dutiable and fr**) fear by yjal
sim-o 1 701. Aho the quantity of each cia*., ci
goods imported in thc years 1883 and 1887, with
thc dutic*, c< Hooted on each. The pamphlet h__
twi-niy large pages (8 by 10 lncli.*:\ and is c.n>
pl.ii-, a c. unite uud ex ir. ni-ly valuable for telex
ence. 12 couta u copy.
'JUE TRIBUNE, New "-.rk
\1 [SKIT and uiH-allt'd for-suits oven-oaw of
-If! trou ?srs from Usiling tailors at hall vslas. La"01
Mull *-ii.i__-_ l'mtittk, -OB. ltiVik ua-er__->rtoAtt???fl.

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