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1850
GHR1STMAS PRESENTS ?
H0USEFURNISHIN6 HARDWARE,
?-uiiorv Hnr Ten Tra?a ln Srl* and Btaggtr*
llrnae. < opper. nml llronao Kettlc. to ""'"??
| o'tlo.k Tcrn. M SlnnH. tillt Knn I rml
pm, Btoltwwa nml Hrn?l>e?.
Hoi.?et Ckeal gteaU ??? !????? nn?l g?22
Frmlrr. In ghramaw nml B^aJaB., ?lgo PBBga
ln BMUM iumI Wroualit Iron. 1 Ire lioaa ia
ajhajMM ?".l P..n.lu.l ?tooi, "????? Mwort
aaanBoa nml Bkaeketa,
Ptlarr- Plnted. Mckel nnd Cnppr-r t ?'""??
imkIicx. ti.inu Diapner ????? "???? sci?. ??????
Cteawta nn.i Mtetawta, smxtvn. sn.iw.r
? hnlra. Hef rlBerntor*.
OHARLES JONES,
920 Brosuluaj, ror. llBf M.
90*2 ?Ixth Avc. ror. ilBt **t.
PLAK8 FOR THE CONVENTION
XIF.KTINO or THK BFECJAL COMMITTEE
OF ARRAXOEMKNTS.
HOW TICKKTS TO THI H.M.I. WILL ? W
TP.lHfTBK-WORK OM THK BU1LDBW TO Bl
i-iMiN at uhci rnirnnfrii pakti
gAXg KKKrfLY I.ISAIT01\TKT>
Waaalngton, Deo. U.-Tbe apoctol r^mitte* an
pointed yeaterday by the Republlcan Mattonal Com
mittee to arrange the detalla for the conventlon
and which la to act Independenthr of the regatar
ftaeeutlve Committee, held Ita Bret meatlng l
mornlng at ihe Ariu.g:nn. All of the aeven mem
hora-Meeara Manley of Italne; Kerena, ol MIb
aonrl; Claytoa, of Arkanaaa; Bahn, of Ohlo; CUrk
,on, of lowa; Carter, of Montana. anl Campbell. ot
lUlnola-were preaent Mr. Thompaon. presldent of
the Bt Loula Bank of Comgnerce, was alao in at
tendanre Mr. Thompeon la trfe i ??? ti loal of the Bual
neaa Men'a Aai i al n of St Loula and nns been one
of tha movtag apirlta In the a?ovem?t whk* the
delegaUon from hu elty made to take t> eonven
tior. to Bt Louls. After aomc dlneuealon, an agree
ment w..s i .. ibed aa lo the dlatrlbntlon or the con
ventlon Ueketa, On this mattor :he commltte? ox
praaaed a wlllingneaa to he as liberal as circum
?tancea would perralt Thoae who will be admltted
by Ueket are delegate* and alternatea and dletln
galahed vlaltora auch. for examplo, as Benal ?ra an I
Ropreaentatlves In Congreaa. Qovernora ol Btatea
and othera holdlng ofllcea ol equal dlghlty and char
acter The ueual ooota of tlcket* for the benent of
the arand Anny of tne RepuMtc will alao be dla
tributed.
K *. K'rens sald ih.s mornlng th.it Ihe conven?
tlon would be held ln the north nave of the Bxpo
..;,., Bulldlng He haa recelved a lelegram from
the archltect who was llrected to prepara the plana
ary to a lapt the hall to the uae ol the con?
ventlon. aay'.ni that kUOOO would be requlrt
thN purpoaa The archltei l haa been direct u m
telearaph lo begln tha work immedlat ly.
?r,(. ip#dal committee agreed before adjoumment
to-dav to meel at aotne dati bet?reen January 10
;,n i /, ? ,. , . :i of the chalrman. Mr. Hantoy. or
tbe conetoeratlon of othar mattera connected wUh
the conventlon. Mr. Kerena to-day rocelyed a iarhe
nuaber of telegrgBM congratulatlng h?m on th
ciever aaaaner ln whlch st. Loula areated ;he ron
ventton from her rlvakv
The meel dlaappolated i"opie at the Ar.m.ton
to-day were thoae who have been at, mg i.art.?ans
of Chicago. The Chicago delegatea gava oul the
impreaalon thal they wonM maka no -ffor: to ae
, ??,. the conventlon further lhan to announ t t i
the committee that they would be glad to enteruin
iba delegatea If II were deemed beat to hokl tha
conventlon there. f)ne of ihe CAIcago ??^w;
tlfully aaaerted on Monday nlght that i blcago
?w.mid wln ln .. w'.ik. ? Other frlenda of Chicago
Inalated that all chicago needed araa to ?}???u"^
hei candldacy, and the conventlon BkllWBW
!,.,? armi llki a rtpe apple. At no ????,*?? ' ^
,,,.? Heri-'usiy in tha race, and the h.?ntst \ou
receWed for tha: , lty waa nlne. (thi* m rnto |
oTtte Chicago neli could ba berauaded to. talk.
When Mr. Campbell. th llllnoia member of the
committee, waa aaked whi Phlcago had made Buch
a feebla rtght, he begged to be evuaed froni an
awerlng. The allence of th? Chicago men to-da) la
ln marked contraai with thelr demeanor of forty
? ighl hou.*a ag , , , . . . , .?,,
Al noon nearli al the vlaltlng delegatea had left
lh( tv The New-York ra. who were headed oy
Oeneral Danlel Butterfleld, returned yeaterday
afternoon. Th* Plttaburg c mtln ? i laai
nlght. Mayor Bwlfl and Irvlng Pierce, of i hl aa
wer? aUo "amouK laat night's departurea. and the
remalnder of the ll'.lnolaana atart< i thla ifternoon.
a i umber of ihe Bt. I, atlll on the
ground, iiut 'he majorlty ol that lelegation left
her.- U -nlghl
A membei ol tbe Bl Loula delegatlon tella a
i urious Btary to-day, whlch furnlahei a new ilius
tratlon ol the old aaylng aboui "lu k ln odd num
beri and whlrh ih tlona extal to
th^ generaliy well-fou f tha; the number
v: unli ck) Whei B '. .- I? ?
reached the rallw<.y atatlon on Prldaj .: was dla
covered thal II conalated of thlrteen membera.
Thlrteen was th numbei ?' Ihe -? tlon :i the
ale i?f asalat.ed to one member. When the part)
arrlved ai tn? Arllngton ex-Congresaman Prank ae.
cured Room l">. and on the Informal balloi which
waa taken bv the Katlonal Committee yeati rday
Bt Loula ?? - ca tl) thlrteen votea. And ye|
Bhe dlatanci ; all t.-r competltora handlly.
?OUTHERN REPUBLICANS AT ST LOUIS.
TllliV BOPB TO BBCCRg THK YiCE-PBRHIUEXCY
AXIi ' OMK ii RTHCR TO THB FKOK
Waahlagtoa, 1> U (SpeciaD.-A Republlcan
Repreaentatlva from tbe Somh a man of wealth
anl eultare, aald t.>-.la> that he Integded to t>r
preaenl al Ihe comlng N'ational Conventlon. He re
marked:
That conventlon has an Importance t-.\.) wara
The cholce of St. Loula algnlflea an .m^ otni r
thlnaa that tbe part) will probablv '.>ok t.> :h.
Sviurh foi Ita Vlce-Pr aldential candldate. The con?
ventlon wljl be compoaed. not aa beretofore, of
deiegates agalnat whotn the eharge <..m be made
that they are "for aale," bul of repreaentatlvc men
of our aeetlon, Ita badustrUa iis publlc apirlt Ita
hope.s for the future. I ihall nol attend the b ? l)
ln ihe capa.ltv of delegate. There are deservlnit
Republlcana In :ny dUtrlel who want to go a? dele?
gatea l sh;t l ba a byatander. bul expeet to enter
laln my frlenda whlle there. It wl!l be an evem In
the hlatory of the Republlcan party to whlch the
i)ar:\ can afterward wok back with prlde. The
netter repreaenutkm from the South will give our
I. a meaaura of promlnenee they have never
had accorded to them If a Boutbern Vice-PreBl
d>nt ahall t- nomlnated, an aeema llk'ly. it will
mark a new era In the hlatory of the country.
The apaaker appeared lo be j?re,:t:> In earaeat aa
he devwopexl this encouraglng vlew of the future
of Bouthern Republlcanlam.
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FAVORR BRADLBY Foi: PREBIDENT.
Rlchmond. Ky.. Dec lt. -Colonel J. V.' e"apc::on.
pa aald anl <<t th* Rlchmond Natlonal Banh, r' this
rity. arlll be a delegate to the !: publlcan Natlonal
Conventlon from this. tbe Vlllth Congreaslonal DIb
trlct. He favors Bradley fo: I'/ ?flldent.
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MANY CALLERJ ON fJOVERJfOR BRADLEY
Frankfort. K>-. Dec. II. ?Governor Bradley drove
ln this Baornrng aitb ,-"i nei i. P. Tarlton from
the, latter's koaae, an l eatered the Baeeutlve ofllct
at llti* n. m. a aarging crowd <>? politlctana and
ofliceii^ek'rs had akfeady gathered ir the ?'ij<,in
ing room, and II w. I With d;ffl. :i.t\ iliii ihe prlvate
?West W*St
?^J^^- ra*Dt m??k "*^.ar^W.
(T9"RELlABLr^
CARPETS
Bring Pleasant ThouglUs,
and will brlsl.len BBBBT ? I BW UtM HoUOB) llaaa, Wbta
people te?liie th:u wa bava amda !.araa eeMimeta ai ik
old low prlrei of wool and w;iee?. Ohoose your pattrma
fr>m our rtork af ihe lalBBl
Kurnlturr In pleunlnu denlenn <it llttlo
prlcea, viltli a mirlil of nr?l<l<-? for lloll<ln>
<>lfta. I.iimnN. ( loi-kii. e.'alilen. Itnn".
(ilfta for aaeng ? BpaalaJJn,
OI'K\ SiTtltDAY EVKMXO.
CASH or CR?D1T
(OWPERTHWAIT
I04.106andi08Wc8tl4*St
NEAR OTTAV.
JooHlw Slores: Flatbush Av. near Rrfton S?
Beoretnry. Mr. Shea. and tho Assiatant i******* ??
State Mr. l.elgh. handled thom. Some more,,y . ?illed
,? Pav thelr reapecta, whlle othere were on bualn eea
mattors. and -ought an ourly lnt.-rvic-w with tne
new Kxecutive. Nearly every man who caiiea
wan?eda!n offlce elther for h.mae.f er ao ne fi * nd
ai-1 ih- acramble ror admlttance te the Bxeeware
Chamber was Btrong.
WHAT THKY TII1NK ABOUT IT NOW
HiTHKSKNTATivrs Of CfTIatB THAT WAKTBD THB
CONVBKTIOB s.\Y THBt ARB BAtlBPUCD IvTTH
THB CHOfCS BOMB ADMlBaTONfl BY
SAN KHAMlSi. i I'l't HPIM.
Tho solectlon of St. I.ouis r.s tho placo for h<d-l
lng Ihe next Republlcan Natlonal OonventlOO, and
namlng of th.- date, June IC gava tbe politlclana
BOmethlng to talk about yeaterday. Many were in?
to thlnk that It w.i* going to be B ; 0< session,
from a mervurlal vlcwpoint. and that the delegatea
to the next Republlcan Conventlon WOUl 1 ptoe for
Ice-water and oceaa breeaea before lha conventlon
waa anded. A party of rather dleappointed people
arrtved over tho Parnnirlvfala Rallroad yeaterday
mornlng from Waahlngton. In tho party were
ChrJatopher L Hagee, of Plttaburg, who went to
W uahlngton to boom the Smoky Clty, and M. H. Do j
Young and Oeorge Knlght, of Ban Prancleco. Mr. j
Magee eald, In apeakbig of th.- defeai <>f Pltuburg:
?\\i- inst becaaaa are nrere outveted. Plttaburg |
would havo made a Bjood conventlon clty. but politi- |
calty the commlttee dld a wi*o thing by taklng the
conventlon to Bt. Loula Tbcai fellowa dowb there i
for a quartor of a contury havo been trylr.g to free
themaelvea from theold Bourboa ruia, and now that
they are aucoeedlng it Is wkae to help them along j
Tho -Solil Bouth' bt rapMly breaklng np Tho ton- j
,;,:,.-. |g |o hulld np and strengthen theae BUtee j
whlch havo redeemed themaelvea and Mlaaouri de- ]
gorvod the bonot. M.ssouri has no oandidate. and
every ono wlll get an impartlal hearlng. We may
Buffcr from tho heat and a laok of water aupply,
but we wlll by tho sacrillce help the party in th.
i border Btatea"
M li De Young. Kditor of "Tho San Franoisoo
? Chronlcle," and member of tbe RepubUcan Natlonal
Commlttee from Callfornia, waa tho moal -
pomted polltlolan who left Waahlngton He baa
worked like a wheelhorae for the Pachlc Babpe, anl
ti,,- large vote polled for Ban Pranclaeaahowa how
? hard ho iaboro-1. Ban FrancUM o had mueh te eon
! tend with m tho way of objectlon as to dlatance
i anl wiro Bervlce. Mr. De Young aald: ;
? 1 had hopes up to tho last ballot. I worked hard
i an 1 thought I had eaough votea pledged. We would
I have glven the delegates a royal w.lcome if they h.id
corn . oul our way. St. Loula wlll n, ike a good con?
ventlon clty, and next to Ban Btaaciaeo I thlnk i
j would have voted for ber. 11 bi a good thing to
I eaoourage Republlcanlam where it has a ehanee of
' gettlng permanent growth, but we wanted tho oon
! vemlon, an l wanted it badly. We ahall go to Bt.
' Loula however. ready to pledge our aupport loyally
to tho nomlnee, and then so baek to tho Padflc
i si.pe arui work hard for tha party."
Mr. Knlght aald: "We lld the beat we could. We
took a etrong deleration to Waahlngton and made
u hard llght. but 1 had no hope that we would win.
Threo thlnga beat ue-the newapapera tho western
Unlon Tvlegraph Company and tho Prealdentla! can
oidatea Whal candWate for the Prealdency would
go to the Padflc fflope for a conventlonl When he
gut there h- would be away out of tbe world. ln
tho caae of Bt. Loula, however, Buppoae ho or his
lieutenanta ai uld And thal aome of tho men from
Pennaylvanla were weakenlng; auppoalng, alao. that
they were pledged to him. He could touch a wiro
and ln an hour ho can get In communlcaUon with
Pennaylvania leadera and aay to them thal they
muat bolater up thbi man or that. or thla or tlut
o'lque. He couldn't do it in Ban Franclaco. r*n
thoj?and people wlll aend a telegram for a quarter
where onlv a hundred wlll aend one that cpata a
doKar. Then the newapapera aay they would De a
day lato with tno newa, and alao have an Inadequate
wiro aervice at exeeaaiv* ratea and they naturaliy
combated the Idea of taking the conventlon there.
\\'t are going back and mlne ou; gold.and ahlp our
grain and voa won't get me in a deal like tlUJ
agaln In a hurry Jt would b<- fooilab to take a con
I ventlon to Ban lYancisco, much as we wanted to.
Mayor McKenna. of nttsbun:. ellpped over to
l New-York for a Utt> vlalt before returnlng to Pltta
1 burg He was aiao philosophlcai. Me aald quletiy:
I "I let othera do tho talklng and I dld the praylng.
i At one time we thought that we had the matter
sure, but the votea awung around. Plttaburg wiii
get the conventlon scmo time agiln. St. Loula was
acceptable to ua."
Bamuel W. Alierton, tho Chl-ago milllonalro who
made a apeech ln the Intereat ol the wlndy Clty,
oame to town yeaterday to attend t > aome buainesa.
ll- aald "Chicago ha-l th.- World'a Patr and that
ought to bo glorv enough for a lifetlm.-. We wanted
that conventlon, however, i-ut made a mlacalculatlon
on the votea Chicago is the beat-equlpped clty ln
the eountry for entertalnlng c-onventions. and aill
r-; over thla olaappolntmenl and be ready to wej
come the next one with s^nilos."
Tho Nt-w-Vork dol.-gation dld not roturn together.
bul came driftlng ln in palra and alone. They hnd
nothing to aay and clung to the aaaertion thar they
hu l atarted too late. Every one waa eompllmentlng
Oenera Butterfleld for ihe sp.-oc-h that ho made,
bul )i>- refuaed to oomment upon tho matter furth'-r
thati to oay that Bt l.o"ts would be a good oon
ventlon clty.
Aftt-r arranging d"tai!? with the suh-oommittoe
of th.- Natlonal Commlttee, the Bt. lioula delegatlon
came over to New-York yeaterday afternoon nnd
i giatered al the Waldorf. ln the party were
Chauncey l. i-'illev, R. c. fCerena, Wiiiiam Warner,
Congreasman Joy, Mayor Walbridge, of Bl Loula,
and A. M K.-nnaid, prealdeni of the St. Loula Rx
poaltion <' impany.
The membera of the deiogatlon felt hlghly elated
over thelr aucceaa, and Mr. Kennard sai-l 'T.at the
company would expend over 00,000 in tittin^ up the
Kxpoaltlon H illdlng i r the uae of the conventlon.
Every poaalble convenlence would be added u> Dto
bulldlng, and Eaatern vlaltora would hav< no com
nlalnta to make against tho hospitalily of their
Weatern brethren. The delegatlon wlll leave for
liuino thla mornlng.
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A BIQ DKMAND FOR ROOM8.
HEAYY PRESBI RE FOB ACXX>MMODATIONfl IN THB
COXVENTIO.N C1TY.
Bt. i.juis. Ijoc. ll.?Local o.ithusia.-ni over the
capture of the Republlcan Natlonal Convenl on hai
not abated. The deluge of eutaide oi i.-rs for hote]
accommodatlona began Immediately upon tbe im
mlttee'a declalon and atlll contlnuea. Bo large were
aome of the demanda thal an Informal meetlng of
hotel proprletora waa hi-:-i to-day and a -i iclelon
reached tha! no ono candldate wlll be ai!ow---i to
monopotix< a botel. Th. chlef backer and frtend of
on? of tbe foremoel candldatea for Prealdeni
:? ?:>: nt-ii-i an order :o-: Ight reaervlng forty of tbe
beat rooma ln n lar^.? hetel. it was learned on
lnvrBtl?ation that ordera ln proportion fr->m tho
aame aource were recelved al otiir-r hotela, It was
i tn?-n dtci lod i.-y th-- ii -->-i men 'in no indivldual
should be allowed to "corner" acc mmodat! >ns r-;
ihe purpoee of entertalnlng conventlon ahoutero.
There are ample accommoaatlona m tho prlm ipal
!io'.i-ls for 10,'iiK) p< ii-io, whil tho minor hOtel
lodglng-houaea <an comfortably houae aeven ttmea
that number. The rat.-.s wlll nol be raiaed dur?
ing the conventlon. Apartmenta have been aecured
at tho Southorn II-)t--l by Reed, McKIr ey and
Alaer, wbUe Alllaon i-u booked ai ihe Llndelt.
The proir.pt, comulete and unbiaacd report? of tho
oommltt.-o proceedlnga aenl from Waahlngton iv
tho 1'nito.l Preea are th- aul |< - ol general rom
rnt-ndation here. ln Btror.? contraat \<> thia Is the
condemnatlon of tho dlagracefully partlaan reporta
aenl by tho Chicago Aaaociated Preaa, wh ;b were
outspoken for Chicago.
LE60AT BJfat*,' HOLJDAT nnoKS.
Spo iking o! liDok* and Chrlatmaa noveltle*. one la
Inptant^y remlnde ! of that ataunch old firm of bo '.
dealera Leggal Broa, No. II Chambera-at., runnlng
th-.io^h t.- Reade-st., Jual . few doora from Broa '
way,
Tnat'a t...- phice io vlali al ''---: time of I le v. ir,
fo. there one can falrlj revel am dal and aurrounded
by a verltable ocea i oi '.;??? ail C ?
fo-in-;s wherewlth t-> ih.ik. onerell bipj
axceedlngly littlc outlaj for value r ?e!ved, imi'irt
md Joyoua dellghl (nol to be firgotten), ? >
lovi '. onea, young ot old. Court* iui, atteni \ ?
a - eamen, ready to ald vlaiton In maklng ->'
aro there. The genl imanly and experlenced pro
: iperintendlng everythlng carefully, aro
i there Bome '?' th* bralnleai n and women of our
| d.i> wUI be found there, examlning i -.:.-? and
coveted Chrlatmaa publ!catlcn? In ordei I
and poai ? ia tn< m f"r them ? i\ ? oi oti
and altogether it i tii-- plac. to \-,-.t a : obtiin
11 . at, Iui Ing 11 '->? iui. - . ? daya
The l^eggata have Juat publthed two large cata?
loguc:- on. ? - ".. i ? -i. < l ? '.-.-. ;.? ?
? -th'-r. i -ompl. ? t of . . ? thora, both of
. wi.i ii. i!rti:e: ;, any addreaa upen requeat.
ro J:i ii.i> ,t i:v.ll> 18 I':;.;- CHEKTF.8.
Alh.it.". Dec. 11. Among the companlea [ni -?; -
ated to-day w.ts the Porl Cheater Blc trir Riiiway
Company, lo c malruri a atreei aurface roaa]
:-.] i; .. - ? .-. th In tha rillage or Porl Cheal r
1,000 The durec ora are Thomaa B Kruta
? John i: Bewlea, Tbeedore L. Cuyler, Jr. Chari.
P, i:;u? ;. Oeorge B. Bouchelr. Albert V.. ???
I Davi-i j. pearaa.1 and Henrj K. Hawl
1 Neu -Yoik.
.4 COTTOX EXP08ITI0X FOM CHICAGO.
Chleago, Dec ll.?F. i> Debarrard, who ii ihe
head of the- movement to havo a Cotton Rxpoaltlou
la Chicago, wader th.- auspicon of t". I
Btatea has wrltten to Maleolm Mc-Neill, who is oon
ductlng tbe Chicago end i I tbe anterprlae, thal he i
meetbai with greal aucceaa li.- expecta io be In
.'-.. age abortly after tbe bolidaya, gnd biing
h'm g eommlttee eeaapoaed of repreaeotatlvea from
every Southcrn Sta:.-, whu wid ;n. ??; a Cl I. >. com
mitieo and disouss ih>- w'uule mattei Tne I'.x
po'itlon if now aaaurtad. It win be V.>-M nol ?
than August 15. IV.;. a.il WB1 COOtlnue, ucc-ori:iig to
tn> preeenl plauaa fur aboul two ?ontha Hei
ohants from t!ie Northweat wlll t?e ln Chlcaao about
thia time, and tht-u ationilcn will be lalltil to tho
tjoultu-tn i.-.h.o.u
? it for just one wr.r.h. Ivory vSoap costs a little
but it takea lcsa to do the work, and how much
clothcs are when they have been washed With it
morc,
whitcr
Tm: PuiCtra 4. Gvmbu Co.. Civn.
THE WINTER FAfHIONS.
A fUUOM OP WHITE FFR.
WHtTB BAT1B AWD BLACR PAILLBTTBi \ BBAU
Tirri. TBA OOWH
The aintor*a r.i?hion? may now i>e aald to t>?
falrly declared. The opera and precedlng dlnnera,
the unusual ni mberof smatt weddlngaattd the varl
oua teas glven for the aeaaon'a debotantea have
all made lnrge demnnds upon the wardrobea of faeh
lonable women, who have broughl out thelr smirt
gowna rather earUer than nanal. Bonm roally I
mrportad gowna have been enblbtted at the aforo*
aald functluna.
White fnr Is used on ?otnc of the new evenlng
gowna with charmtag affeet A very becomlng
creation by Rouffe is of Bowered brocada The skirt.
very flarlng. is <ut slmply. with a ahell-Uke ptoatlng
around the bottom. The bodlCO is hlgh nr.d bl partly
covered with white ahlnlng IkikIcs llke a enlraaa;
this bi bordared aitli erhlte fur, whlch alao goea
around the armbole. White eblffon, croaaed over
the breaat forma the upper part of the bodlce, whlch
la cui low b< the nerk. The aleevei are ol the
gowerad broeado, and are made with two puffa, tbe
aecond reachlng nearly to the elbow.
MrHi _._, wh.-'se style just bordera on the an lactoua.
and who therefore effecta a Paquln, looked at ber
best the other evenlng In a white aoKn gown ?
hroldered la from with a atrtking pattern of btock
paiiiettea. The bodlce of white eblffon had banda "f
white aatin embroldered with tha btock paiiiettea
and a Irapery of white eblffon acropj the from of
the tow-cut neck. taatened with a moullnel bow ol
btock aatin near the lefl ahoulder. i be -:? evea were
compoaed of three or four ekllfuBy arranged fana
of chlffon. With this atrihlng coatume Mn
wore ber hair arranged afier a deatgn by Franoola
UKS W1CK BEQCB8T DECUNED
MOT TO BE BEEN IX THE MKTROPOMTAN
MTT8EUM OF 4RT8.
HBITHER THB MCTROM AWTHORimBl KOB THI
kxbi irrorta op tiih bwtatb wtll oivb thk
RKABON OP THB BJU BCTIOB BTAg IT HE
CAUBB THB PAIHTIHOg WF.ut: ?0t
liKSTIVi: <d.i> BtAgTBRPIBCBgl
n beeame known yeaterday thal the truateea of
the M.tr.Iltan Muaeum of Arl had deeUned to ae
,. ? ? tbe eighty eight palntlnga, all aald 11 be by old
maatera, beoueathed to the muaeum by the will of
the late Jamea Renwlck. The announeemenl eaueed
conaiderable Bpecuatton M to wbal the real reason
for decllnlng ta accept the gtft mlsht be, aa no ex
planation of the bcUob had oern grven by the t?*
t rea
The tacl of tbe bequeat and the condKtona aeeom
panylng IU ai rptanee were made pubUc early ln
.liiiy laat The Importanl provlslons were that the
ofectlon l> kepl in a room or alcove to be de
I , |t .,.:,., nenUy, and that lt be known as
tbe Jamea Renwlck eoUectlon.
With the announeemenl of the bequeat of the
palntlnga, whlch .Mr. Renwlck had aeleeted from hla
prlvate galtory of aboul W plcturea, came th* i ea i
thal the glfl waa made :ip of the works of auch
ra as Gruercino, Ouldo, Murllio. Carraccl, Van
? ?. k Baraono, Carto Dolce, Rubene, Salv.itor Rosa.
Titi.in and Corregglo. This was recelved with eon
||deri ? by artlato ln generaL and experta
at once espreaaed thelr doubta as to the grnulne
r.eaa i ( the plctun a.
The matter Of the bequest w.is taken up by the
Board of Truateea of the muaeum at thelr flrst
compoaed rapecuilly for her. Or.e elde of tho halr
waa very much waved and bouffant, and the o ici
was drawn back qalte plalnly, and held by a hlgh
dlamon I comb plao d very much to thal Ide -
tne hoa.;. li was an o-i i arrangement, one \
however, aulti I ihe weerer perfectly.
Bom. of tbe new Parhnan Jacketj are ver;
Ing. Thoae who are alender ar? Bure to like the
Bhorl full blouse Jacketa of vehret, Batin or of tho
,]:,-^ materUL Theae aro belted Into the walal
like a Ruaalan blouae. An ither Jaunty llttia afl ilr
laa very aborl huaaar-cu! Ja : t, bral ed In mllitary
faahlon acroaa the front, and bordered with fur.
8t.ll another, equalls novel and effectlve, is ol blaca
velvel tlgh! ftttlng. and cut ahort around the w iM,
and Bllghtly polnted back and front. To thla from
tbe ald< darta. I. ivlng the froni open, lasewn i I *
pleatlng of tho velvet, whlch goea around the back.
A whito ermlne fur colUrette is cul like i
>ok* with poinu on the sh.-m1 r, and allghtly
I ,.: ted front and back. a amall ern ne'a bea I u
two llttle talla fmlahlng i ich polnt. I Btorra eollar
of th ? ermlne flnlah. a tbe n.---k.
A re eptlon Jreea by Bara M tyer, Intro
eomblnatl >n of a. i ral mater al '!-?-"
Inppv "lf.- Tho skir; la of i-l iW, bo irette, a
ilH open on i Ither alie of tbe frou
I , t, walet L'nder eaca alil la an Invera.
pleatlng of green taffeta, th" pUld materl.il -
buckled 01 )t the taff. la U the top I
bucklei The full i< aise la of ? -?""? |
beautlfui:) crobretfered with Pfarl dalalea; ln a
? , i mto aa - d-ehap. I yoka of 1
belng b i lered with
band. Drai epaul i ><? "-' cover l
pnfl aleever, arhlch oaiy r. ich
a green v. Ivei c illar with ra i ? h.
finlahea the coatume
i B pn :t\ : . ' ' '
formal Bfterneona l i wear i b
gown. Sh> may wear it, too, al .< home
wh. 11. tlr< d oui with the week'a dlaal itl.
mits boraelf to be "realll ? ol ii i ' li ?
of her famlly. A Ioi 1} ? ?????? ?
a pretty woman ?ehl i i He
loag eti ilghl gath. rt d front of a t
Chlna ^:ik, of very aofl ?nd luatrou textur.
hung atralght fretn a yoka of i te velvel
re i with blue turquoln The
... in tha neek, an i had i ?'!? Hcl
. , i..-. an i on ? lUk froni
, !,,,;:. -v.iight band reacblng te the i. 11 of
th. gown. Thla waa reall - of the
I ike, and like i w -1 "'. whlte velvet, -
arltb ' i quolai The t- i of th< k--o". whlch waa
I .. waa of a blue and whlu bi
i Ik, with al. ? v.s oi tba - ime ... rtert il ga
vi ry full to tw ? Ibew.
warcBJXa iuvhtaok made aoatt,
Judge i.. B, Hyer, .-f Rahway, one of the bondamen
iov B. C. MeOucInn, the defaulter <<:' the
Btal Natlonal Uank, atated laal evenlng thal tha
affatr had ka en - i ttled. It- refuaed
lo dlvalge -the amounl aald bj blmaelf and Wllllam
Chamberlatn, bul it is generalty uatderateed thal
eaeh baademan and tn<- baak b.?re a th:rd of tbe
i .-?. amountlng to ????>
Judi-e Hyei acoffed >t tha .-t.-ry thal McQuckln
had i infedieratea. He haa > ??- ? red no lettera to the
aftocl taat the defaultej w ..? h to il ?t othet em
ployeca of tha bank. a* waa reoorteJ.
meetlrjr followlng the BUmmer v.ieailon, and It waa
i by them to refer the whole thlng to the
rommlttee on Palntlnga, of whlch Samuel P. Avery i
halrman, with inatructlona to report throuprh
the Executlve Committee to the trustees. The
Committee on Palntlnga, after eaamlnlng the pict
uiis. made thi ir report and aoon after. about l)e
cember I, the Board of Trustees Inforroed the exeeu
tora of the Renwlck estato that the museum eould :
not recelve the glft
Oeneral dl Ceanoto, the dlrector of the muaeum,
lay afternoon aald: "it would be Improper I
for ire or any Of Ihe trustees tO explaln for publlca
tlon why Mr. Renwlek'a gifl was not accepted. We
wanl to Offend no one, nor do we want to prejudieo
ouraelvea In tbe eyea of otber frlenda who may
to the muaeum valuabto bequeata. The '
executera of the eatate hive been Informed Just |
why tbe gifl was decllned, and lt Is for them to
make the matter p iblle, If any one dooa"
.\. Oarland, one of the eNrxrts who ex
amined the palntlnga for the muaeum, was aeen at
hin offlce, No. 2 Wall-Bt, reaterday. He decllned ik>s
Ulvcly to : iv anythina aboui the coilectton.
R ?:. Renwlck, No. '-'?'? Weal Twenty-aeventh-et
one of the executora, and a nepJM w <>f James
den i thal any reaaon had been glven to
. i tora b) the trustees for their havlng de
,.. i aiii that there were certaln pro
ln the will which had Influenced the declalon.
w: n asked if be would aay for publlcatlon that
? , . waa I ' i?on arni the nUt was not re
celveJ, he said inoal emphatlcally, 'No."
When arked aboul the genulneneaa of the palnt
;? nwlck . ' thal be knew nothing about
the .t- ?' i ?? ? "i - blmaelf, bul that his unele
lleeti i them when abroad yeara ago. and
^ aya v ilui d them I lahly,
i, ,? : ,.- to be the general opinlun of experts and
i., thla elty thal Mr. Renwlck valued his
more hlgbly than the pleturea <om
i ' merlti d. . ,
bequeat, accordlng to the t<-ims of the wll,,
, . . ti t" ihe realduarj eatate. h B, Ren
lai i. ;t thai the helra had not declded
? ith tbe colleetlon, bul that
II w,,,; . . all pi tbllll be k< p( In the famliy.
! World'B Tair! Mijrhcsi-Award I
JMPERIAL
J4<5ranum
Tlie
STANDARD
and best
prcpared
MOTHERS usc n preceding child
birth ?X their offspring.
INFANTSfrom birth tbrive on it!
ThousandStheStrongcstHealthiest
Children ^ "Granum-Babies,"
Liviaig Tcstimonials to its Valuc.
BOLO pSUQOISTB EVRRYWIIHRUI
Jonn Carta C: 5ont, New \ork Clty, N. Y.
AN ACRE OF CfflNAWARE
an ^i\l vi ^^ md aock8 and thc thousand othe,
s'stcrs and cousin*, ceramcandwM not that go to make a tOB#%
hiah class CHINA and GLASSV/ARE stoch
9 You can beantifq the table and sidcboard,
You can ornnmcnt every room m thc fiouse,
Vnu rnn rombinc ittilUu and lovdiness,
Uith ZuiSmm nnd make rvenjbocly happa. not only for noW, bj
f?r "lT^:lrPZ TmpriC sidc-io n,,r to noikin,, Tkm an
hints?not one in a hundredi
I ;irKe 3ssortmc.it ol EneJUi tft tAm Vggea, iBvarioua
' colors, reduced from ?6c. and $1 to ?*. each.
EnejM) and Germgn deeorated Afoi Cracfcef Jar>,
witli <tlvcr piated covera, $1; were P
Soedal aseertrnenl of Austnan cut a^awware, fonmrhv.
jna litvei tnot.nted Syiup Jugl and f.ream I gAeW.
Smonholders, Watet WUhers, Dec*lter?, v..-~*
I'owder Bbxea, OH and Vmegar Uu?ts Mijstard
I'ots.Sugar BowK,etc, 95c each; th? WfM tO
$2 kinda, _ , c
Decorgted thin Japane? cNlU Tea Cups and MU t \
AustriiTart gl.iss VgetS, deeorated with gold, He
each.
200 large openwork Baafceti md Vgees, imitaugf
royal H ingarian, Sl each; uforth 11
F'.nkdiMi art irja-.* Va.es, 25c each.
CenubM French rnartle Qocka, frtted '?:i:i ^
Amerkan ^-day mevernent, lateat .ittachTienti
hour and half hour stnk\ JVi.50: ihouldbefHtg.|g
Dretden deeorated Chgu Houd'.ir Clocks, J2; rtgu.
iarly H
Deeorated Cerman Chaha BoudoirClorl".SI t-.dSUt
wrere 91.80 gndCt
Coi.l linished BarKniet Lamps, onyx columa, gg
ahadc completo, $4.50; tho usual $S grade.
Fancv gold deeorated twfited Wjr Candk*, 8: eaoV
usuafiy 12c.
fBEGINNINO NEXT SATIRDAY THE STORE
WILL BE OPF.N EVENINQS UNT.L
CHRISTMAS.
WOMEN'S JACKETS
Gotd comes too late to aave prkei Af* the inakeri
get on Ihe run Irtmgi are all your way. Here ?re about
IM women's atylWi cloth Jackets. Hned and pWa
Many boucle and rough dotha m the lot.
Were $7.59, IU, $20, $30.
Now *::.7o, 17.80, $10, $15.
On Uk al 11 o0 A. M.
Seiond I-'loor. Ilroadw ny.
WOMEN'S UNDERSKIRTS
All-wool and worsted knit UrklerskirU, 85., $1, $1.2.*,
Silkl\vaist's in half I hundred styles imported and
domestic, $3 to $40.
Skirts of nielton. sateen, moteen ana siU TiC l?BM
Also exquisite imported OfWJ at $21. ii3 to $M.
Embfoi lered flannel Underskirts at $1.50 to $5.
Seeiuiil Floor.
MENS FURNISHINGS
have one of the bnghtest corners of the store. There
you can sec the r.ewest thought ol l.ondon, Pknt, New
York??nd !?s to pay than you auspect
Men's linglish Gloves, horse hair back, leather palms,
wool hned, soft and w*rm, just Ihe thing for skat
ing or drivfalg, $1 pr.. imported to sell at (B W.
Men's piquc walking Gloves, patent lock iMenWf,
tan lhades, $1 pr.: were $1.25.
Dents walking and driving Gloves ln prut seams and
pique, all Ihe newesl (had ?>. SI-75 pair.
DarnVs wool and alllc lined kid cape and goat coachmg
Gloves, $2.50 pr.
Dents real remdeef Gloves, lined with Ime coney lur,
$5.?0pr.; ufttttied, $3.50; real India antcJope. 53.2a.
Men'^ dogskin, wool lined, fur top Gloves, $1 and
$1.25 pair.
Mcn's electric seal Gloves. wool lined. $2.50 pair.
Men's plain and i.mcv silk and wool M;,'ileri, $1.
$1.50 and $2; line EngHsh Mufflers, $2 to $5,
Men's HOUM Coats and l)ress::ig Gowns? fu'.l Ime of
imported and domestic makes. Also eiderdown
and Teiry cloth Bath Robes, French and domestic.
at low prices.
BOOKS! BOOKS!! BOOKS!!!
lajgl gj a Boofc lover WOuld j * then mdalgg,
hcard of prices.
Shakespeare. Edrted by Gark and WrighL lTi
iteel pla'.cs a'ter Rovdoll. 1 voh ; IJmo, half ciif,
|14 Our price $6.25.
Charnben EncycJopedia, last edilion, H,0HJH
WOtds, BOffl d'.iistrattons, 1*2 two-pagc coloml
map\ 70 pUm nups. 10 voh , : o-occo.
Our price $27.59.
The following bound in INie English half ca'.f, gg
tops, al 12-no vo'.s.:
St It'l W.iverley N'ovcls. If VOH., $IZ.
Cooper'i Novels, 16 yob., $16.
Gu wt'i Hi-.t-.iy of Prance, 8 vob., $10.
Green's Hr-tory of the English Peoj I , $$J|
plutarch'a Uves, :< voh , $l._
Carlyie's Essays, l roh , $5-50.
McCarthv's History of Our < >wn T me$,l vok, $lv
Eton Hur.' By l.ew Wallacv, $I.M.
Prince of Indu. Bv Lew Wanace, 1 vob., $3.Sl
' Dook Morc, Mntli S'.rvct.
i THINK 0F THE T0TS
Infants'silk Cips, excellent qualit) Iwaaggj
ruche and ribbon pornpon, 50.: the $1 -
Ftonnetette Short Dresses, yoke Irin i I wah rowsoi
braid, pink and Uue check,6 moi lo 8 yn . fflg,
Short Coats of pretty checked material. eVepogeg
trimmed with toncy braid, brown and blue, 1 to 3
yrs. $1.5).
Inkants' cambric, nainsook tnd lawn Short Oreaei,
pleated and embrolderad yokes, edgrd widigga
embrokkred ruffles, <> roos. to '?'? yn., $1; ggaj
been I1.7&
Children's lawn Aprons, deep fluted ruffle edged with
lace, 6lo 14 yn . 50..
Children's fine lawn Aprons, hand . Igaaaui
witii line open v. ry, 8 11 14 yrs, JIJi
S.m'oimI I-'luor, Fixirlli AveWU*.
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS
Never luch Handkerchief setling in 3 Sew York store.
Never mdl I Btock?SO grandly large, ? . grandly low
in pri.es
ltron?l?vay.
HOLIDAY GLOVES
Stand for tive minutes. for one mhrute, byagfgagj
Glove counter and youll not wonder v . y)!arg??
n.irt of the Glove btiying of Ihe town is donc tliere.
liroadway.
BROADWAY
Otk&IOthSts.
FOURTHAVE.
^.&2L BROADWAY
,,e^ ^?*_^* *~^r f%s&& Sth.&IOA&t
"Succmsow re AXStwmrt & Ceo. V^ FO'Jfrm avt.
???-.?.?-ve>
SIGNATURE
?
is now
printed in
BLUE, diagonally
Wmt PERRiiNSSAEGE
Sacross the OUTSIDE wrapper of every bottle of \
t
?
\
, , ,??,-?--_.- _,. .., ,_?_, e
(j The Orlgioal and Qenulne WORCESTERSHIRE, as a further pro- J
9 ( tection ogainst ail imitations. ? ,
| AgenUfoftheUnltedStatee. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS , N. Y. J
faj<a>Q*>ajag>a|^,#<g>B)^fa^g>^.aa^ -?-?^?<->?-?v?-?^^*~ 1 ??* eg>a> og?gjaf
CBABQB8 A0AIK8T PBB8T0B DISUlSSfiD
OOVBRMOR ?i<diT<>X says THB dBCOMBTAHCBB
DO NOT .irsriKY AMOTHBR IXVKSTK! \TION
OF THB I'.a.vk gUPBKIrfTEBDBMT.
Albany, Dec. IL?Oovernor Morton to-day lssued
an orde- dlsmisalny the rharjfea brought ajratnst
Char>s M Preston, Btate Superlntendent of Hanks,
preferred by ihe depositors' organlzatlon of the
rommercial Hank, of Urooklyn. Bnperlntendeat
Preaton'B term explres ln May next, but lt is ex
pected that he will resijrn his offlee, to take effect
on January 1. Mr 1'reaton Is presldent of the
Equltabla BeeurtUea Company, af N^w-York ruy,
and this company Will COttM wlthln* the ^up'-rvlslon
of the State Panking Department on January 1. Aa
the law prohlblta any employe of the Hanklng I?e
partment from beln* connected with any tlnanelal
luatltutlon under the supervlslon of the Depart nmt.
lt la expected that Bupertntendettt Pre.non WtU re
sisrn n.s Superlnfndeiit of Panks at the md of the
present month.
In BphoMIng Mr. Prfsto-i's ofHelal aetlon. and in
dismlssing tha chartfes, Oovernor Morton refcrs to
the lnqulry by Governor Fiower Into alanlUr crnrie*
and Oovernor Flower's aetlon ln dlsrnlsalng them.
and say? that In his Judgment the ebargaa do r ot
Justlfy anotber InvestMjution lio\ernor Morton aays
ln eonelnalon:
Mr. Preaton haa been Superlntendent of Pan.ia
slnce December, 1.SW. The rtrst examlnatlon of the
I'ommerrla! Hank f.fter he becama Huperliit^ndent
wa.? made June B), ISJO, and it then appeared P-at
the iiunk had a aurp.ua of I'l.Sll 17 over and above
ui; its !lali;!ltle?. Ineiuding its Capltal ll ^k. There
was a apeda! examlnatlon December 5, 1100, aug
geated by tha genera, tlnanelal depreaaion ol that
year, und It then appeared that the capltal of the
bank waa impaired to the amoual of $u.o;jo gf,
Tbe next day th>- Buperlntendtnt. actlng under ihe
authorlty conferred by th<- Banklng law, dlrecti l
thla deflciency to be mada good at once, and wuhln
three daya there was paid lo the imi'.k m ijsU
53I.WSS, and wlthln sixty daya a t^tU of $i.\045 77.
all of whlch w is rea'.i/.ed from paat dne paper,
whlch im i been dlaa'.lowed In thi examlnatlon :'.s
worthleaa.
The r.ext regular examlnatlon under the law was
made !n Septcmber, 1851, ind Ii appeared thal there
w?h an Impu rmeM of capltal of tlio Imnk of
137,115 SS L'pon tl.e recelpt of this report of the
examlner, tne Buperlntendenl al once peraonally
vlslted tne bank, as he says. "for the purpoai of
requlrlng that this aum be made good, or i^ aa
-? on of the bank, aa minht bo eonaldereil
neceaaary." He peraorally made an examlnatlon
of :li" paper of the bank and readjuated the \alua
tlon of :!'.'? real eatate upon erhal he con 1
aatlafactory evldanea of its actual ralue Wlthln
three daya from thla examlnatlon there w.is pa i
in coah fi'..TT; ss, oa paper whlch ha.i been d
allpwad by tha examlner a-< doubtful and arorth
leaa, and wlthln alxt) daya a total of Bt,ONgt, so
thal there ?.i-- an actual aurplua .>f aboui Ji I.9C0
There \\a< another regular examlnatlon Octooer 4,
igtt, it was then found thal the bank ha.i a aur?
plua of M,gB)4B, after relectlng a? doubtful and
arnrthleea proraiaeory notea amountlng tq IUbV
25711 There haa been no examlnatlon mada aln:e
by the Banklna Department.
The bank made quarterh n orti n December,
IBjg and in Harch and June, Igtt, all of whlch
, ared .t to be In a aolvenl con lition, and, a< c ? I
inc. i,i it>? own BBtlmatea, to poeeeaa a reaaonable
aurplua, it la now olalmaid t'>?t theae reporta were
nol true, bul ,t ;h nol cla med thal any in.',".M ,,n
roncernlng the ailegad falalty waa made to tbe
guper'.ntendent <o- thal there aaare ,ny rlrcum
itancea ronna ted \vl:h the managemenl of tlx>
hank vvhi.ii regulrad an axam atlon dur?
Ing thla oer'.od. The bank doea nol aeem lo have
been atrong, but durlns all thla pei od II Beema to
have been actually aolveat, although th<
\\ i- nol al any tlme rery large. fhe banli a ?-.
ui?aiile to res si ihe ?lT. -t of ihe lUMtndal dl ?
on ot IgaB, and cloaed its doora on the L3th of
Auguat
Tne Iouhh partlcularly crltlclaed me taoae ma<le
t,i ibe Bl Kevin Hlntng Company and to Paul C
Orenlng, tbe flrat of whlch waa aecured to the
amount of 18J.C0), whl<h la the extcnt to whlch the
For tliirty years we have been uslnfj
ail our brains and skill and nioney just
to make the best shirts in the world.
Itinoney would make a better shirt,
we would make it.
Made to measnre. slx for $9.00; latinfl"'!, six for 11*1
ready to wear, $1.50 *aoh.
Kecp n'f'g Company,
Broadway. bet. Ilth & 12th StJ.
Hranch BtOBM in lV-nr.-n apl r::i'i.!<-'.; r-.'n._
Hanklng C*->artment conaldercd th* loan good.
Thla couataral has been full/ reallae I alaee t0?
liank elosed its doors. The loan : > Oreniag
amounted to a Httlo over ftt&OOO it aeema that
the recelver voluntarlly made aome deductlflna in
Hettlement and recelved $120.0i? upon this laan.
9omo of thc paper held by the bank. and wh:cb
was au|>po3e<l to be koo-1, prove-1 to be ;aooh(Ctl
ble after the railure of the bank; but tho fict that
the recelver haa already rcalized a auffi.'tent
amount from the aaaeta, after deducting expanaa*
to noarly pav the depoaltora in full, la, I thlna.
very Htronn evldenee that if the Bnanclal pealc ?
18U3 had not oeourred the bank need not h?ra
oloaed Ita doora. I think that tho ^perlnteooaal
aoted promptly and with due rcjrar 1 t 'h-1 inter
ests of ail ooncerned ln the affalrs of this bafla
ani that no further inveetlaatlon of the eheitaBBl
neceaaary. Thoy are, tberefore, diamlaa 1
PROBABLT LOST Wim AIT. OV P01RD.
S.in Franolsro. Dec. 11.-Tho b.irk Theobald, C*p
tain Bwan, bringa newa of tho prahafcte I aai af the
soiion.-r Blaroed with aii bnada. Th?- Bcheeaef ti
now far behlad tlnie ar.d tho Bgaat gaagUtM have
iicie hene thal ahe la BtUI afloat. Bhe wea gea>
manded by Captaln W'ym.ms, and la auppeaiA to
havo gone down aomewbere betweea Coee'i I0***
an.l QUSb r Ba] .
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ut: is WABfBB /.v j/4.vi UAtBB
Now-orlo.ins, Dec. 11.-Dr. Wllliam f H.immor.d.
a woll-known crimlnal w.tnte.l In vari.us ptfH of
tho eouatry fbr areeei, agjarder, Baargtary, ete?, wl*
arreatad kare this mornlng by ihe iu< ii poltca !'?
la charged with txtln ; a (Ugttlve from Juetlce ttv!U
ihe Btate of Florida and la *aiu te be ?eatea w
Ifalno and many other Btatea
agB da?M nuvusiKn HMJM iWtCtBB,
Beraaard n.hr. seveniy-four irean eld, of Ka 1J*
Av.-nue 1). attempted xuloldo at hla home at >'-ooa
reeterday by taking pari* gyeea. Be ??* r':^ Jf
t-i Bettovae atoggahal ln a preoarloua oondttion.
Beht waa a ahoe drummer for m.iny reara ?n*
al one tfgge ?Bde pteaty of money. ^or some
t'me. however. he haa done nothlm,'. and h?- bef*
extremely poor lle llved with hla marrlcd < ali?JJ.
ter, Mra Ida Kietn. who^o huaband la a ?l|-i,^:r
maker. He hud been deepondenl lately l""-ll*\.i.
h.* Impoveriahcd condltlon, He went uptown ra?
da) to xet aatne monej that araa due h.m. ?
returned honie much dejected bi-oauso th* niou a
araa nut pald to hlm. .m?
LET'S GO TO FLINT'S,
yer? aiv aaylna- A wealth o
fur thore who want s<>cU turn
45 Wcst 23d Strcet.
Cbrtotnaaa buyer* aiv aaylng. A w*alth of ?agBaBJ
tliuae Wurda for tho?e who want good furnltura.