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CREW OWED LIVES
TO SECOND MATE
uhcn the Pilgrim Found
CIed Third in ( omniand
rook Charge,
SHOVELLI D BALI AST
Till BARK STEADIED
Sa? Men. Rescued
Permitted UntJcr-Officer
I Direct I ntire \v nrk
?rk Pilgrim r?
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p fui
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? not 1 -apred.
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IS?
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"1 shouted,
-ere
kind nf ?,- I ?
said
to ci:' awav
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late ?
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the -r.a-o and
? -oady
-r, e-e.'; !??>;? Trier.
d good work and
I g?ve a
? ? < f->or?. but
Thi ' ?aid :
-,??.?.-? ** we ? ant
v ? Their Lives.
te -c f.r r. ethiag. It
i yapped He ?aid:
.ikon
?? ?? (OBI '
the mei chop like
-e and
?-e came over
Ited over to
What de
?'??e 'ooked
? r.o go. I
- work for our
v e'l' -try h- d
? starboard.' U\
. ? ?\r were
? 1 shifted
n- ?? ? r-.lgrim
.i aft with
. mate and '"ok a
A 's ? -e from the
'? --va? a good flare.
?*in Brunn,
hip Tholma.
. -r-H 'or the
Pe-emher
token Hhoar'i and
Scotland. The
latitada ':ri:5*
?e?
PLAN TO SAVE TRADE
Well Known Men of This City
toAttcr.d Business Council.
? r?. mer?
it and atesB
am ii
? rid annual
Forergn
? -reid n St. Louih
Friday. More than (
will be ;
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calls the
r tO BBC4
European
. I frnm commercial.
Iding nr.d goodf
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Redfield.
?' Truer counaellor
? Jame? A Kar
S-a'e?
Gt . rncr David
Itri .?id Prt
? York 1'niver I
repri -rnted in the
? . a a 'i ' -, sad
' ?. -nerr? . the
na House.
I
<? '? litote, Amer
and t'ati-Amer
FIRE RECORD.
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it it's Advertised is
Xht ?ributu
It's Guarantee.
??*?? c?iioriaJ Page, First Cola?
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B. R. T. ANSWERS KRACKE
Hints Hold up of Cable Permit
Is Piece of Bpitc Work.
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DE GINK BOYCOTT
THREAT OF HOBOES
Landlord Jeff Davis Is V
cused of Calling J.
Eads How Crazy.
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How w?> crazy'.
- ?? em
New Yoi
rr.re
| H :' to the I lb
merged tenth, wh? lingular y, are the
??me as rhe floa' .-,s popula? on I
a mattet of much moment.
Everybody know? that Jeff Pavi? ??
e Gink i ?n. Son-e people
Know- thai .1. Fad? He r i? thi "mill
? hobo- head and hand?, when
| check? ?= con-erne.I of I
herhood W? *";.r.- Asaoc s<
? ' i ' Jeff l'a- i re? i
.?' 1 Fad- How wa? era.',, what
H to the H otherhood
mal ?{ Jeff
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Da? is Himself There.
' il carne up foi
yesterday afternoon in the ball
.? '? hoboes gath
er weel i ichee, or?
'Tee. The foil clutc I
- ? ruled that Jeff 1,
should * Gai ng ?adry a? a
? the morn?
ing, explained l'avis, be was taken ill.
went around to ? ? ? ? -' hall,
where -.here i? a sto\e
1: w a? one of a .- from
Philadophh who started th ng? He
' ring the i ?
in on I, ft" t '? e H t< r ' ? ' k. and
?.ed So he t0 :
? Brotherhood Welfarers all
about *
'And." concluded the brother from
Philadelphia impressively, "1 was glad
- :ocked. Wha* is th ? here Hotel
? '?' Gin! to u? Brotherhood men. any?
how* Why, we asked Jeff Davis to
m ???.. s? one of our meet ngi in Phila?
delphia and whaddye think he s-ard*"
There ws? a chorus of " Whats ?" and ;
Davis prepared to der?
"He sa'.:'' you rou,<i have heard ?
coupling pin drop "tha* .T Pads How
rasy ! "
Was there a miniature riot on the
spot. There was. Abo\e the ro?r of
?hering or.e hobo thr ? -?
he wanted to knee ?hat righl all the
.leff Da? -r- ii the eror r? had to say
that J. Fads How was era?v. and an?
other made a megaphone of his hand?
iaked Pavis to offer proof that be
was a properly registered ai ?
Placates Critics.
When the shoutir.g and tumu!? died
Devi? jumped to his feet and "made
several speeehee," * th? word? of one
er. They were des-frnc.i to j.la
i? multitude, and the multr :de
decided to make the best of things and I
me an attitude of placatedness.
the matter is *"ar from *-? I
believe the Philadelphie delegation.
They are on the traii of documentar;
. e. They say, tha' Davis after.
? ng himself a commltte? of oi ??
?o pass on How's sanity reported ad
?ers?'y. And if he did well, ?he Hotel
.;? (linn may keep that door ?'nut for?
ever, a- far a? the hoboes are con?
cerned
Davis had recovered hi? health by 'he
time the meeting closed, but the ho
? - got n shock when they learned
that hi? illness had descended on the
man who ordin?r ly sets up the lunch.
Nearly five million people to choo?e
?rom. as one hobo speculated, and it
jUBl had to be that guy that took Pick.
There was no "feeo "
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MAYOR SUMMONS EXPERT
Dr. Person, of Tuck School, to
Help Solve Problem of Idle.
Mayor Mitchel'a committee on uncm
ploy ment, of which Judgi '..;? - i-bair
n-an and City Chamberlain Hruere gen
, cretary. I a id Dl H
Person, dur. the Amoi 1 II
School, to participate in organ ? g
?nd .?T-T'iinr some of It? ir.'..
.,? ? ? .. recosrnilion
of the leader-ship of the Tuck School,
? . , if businOI ad ministra
? , -how espii'ia. inter.?? in em
ployment a? a phase of managen i I
The particular pha-e of the COI
?et\ .. which Dr. Htrson is
?... be concerned ia th? organisation of
an association of employment man
Bf-ers, whose purpose will be to study I
more scientific method? of employment.
tBj-ill be under tiie gen? ral
.... , . Mayer Mltehel. ?n sd vis?
er, oommi"ee o' fifteen eitiseni end
Mey? r Bloomfi? Id. direct.' ' ?
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, ... a ?ceding author ty ?
r rob!? m.
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TROOPS ARRIVE VIA CANAL
U S. Transport Comes from
? i r ? . mur, vi -,,, i ,...-? - - -
coa?t
via the Panan ? I
Soon after an .... the reg
or ti wav '?? the P sttsb rk* Ban
.?here the 6th Infai ti j lei ?jmed.
? o ?
Woman Victim of Train Dies.
Hi . , j ?, aenty one
Hasp?
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Long Island ? ity, yoetorda) ?.ft- '
i. nt occurred ?>' "''? ?'
? , . ' m here thi < < girl 11 : i kill? u
by a train ubuut a lauutU ?go,
Sinn Sing Prison Under New Rule
< "tu iniie-,1 from pa?,
? ? bed, ?
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Sing s.r.g I':
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lindin
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lentitj wai
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l.o;
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Ii thai I ???.?
genuine i
; look
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?CO
? ho helped ,. .
up when I had change,!. ?I
shoo-. ,,- ??j
on -Li'. ";
- rt." hi V'hei real
l wenl with tl . ; ? ? Keeper to
ne of the horribli
'hen I
' have
my pedigrei rgistercd
formal qn< I .. clean
?
he asked me :
"H.. ?
*> ear," 1 answer? d.
He laui
: ?
.lark Murphv \ppear?
"I know that." "I
? fllted. I Knew it
lu'ei OB SI I was ?,
l'\ e seer, ifj:' | ? fe ? per men
I'm ." He mentioned i?
name that led the top deck <~! manv a
newspaper head a year or so . .
Then I wont to the corr? pondeneo
? hn I '?a?
an I hatl thi
'?.(?? 1 returiied. to coll ? Father
prison chn?' i? i . \i
wa? ?itting I '? graj
. ? He wa? "Jai V " M ur
phy, the man arho helped "Tom Brown"
, e League ii Au- i
burn. Murphv doesn't mind mj ,.
? k he and 1 111 !? r-'a' d
each otl
He took me OUt into the prison -.nid.
introducing me to many of the men.
Others came up in friendly fashion.
That was a queer thing. I don't sup?
pose I had been in prison ffteen min?
ute?, hut I dnre say that more than
luartera of the |_M0 kneo wa
the-e and a newspaper man. You can't
beat the grapevine telegraph in the
II has tfareonl beaten a mile.
Afterward Murphy and 1 went up to
Golden Rule Brotherhood c"ur'.
You know how i? work? like a watch.
Then we went to the yard again to see
the men marching f: to
dinner in the mess hall. I fell in with
the awkward squad that's what they
call the rookies who have just come
They hard them a ?ample of th old ,
prison discipline, just to let them get
a taste of it. Marching with a littlfl
Italian, I went into the hall and sat
,-< i ? ppled boy and a Herman
lust up from Raymond st. ja.l, Brook?
lyn.
< luhs Have flans.
\Vr.?te formerly fifty guards, with
loaded sticks. Stood about the hall
eight delegate? from the (rolden Rule
Brotherhood kept order. But there
nin't 11 diai rder There ??ever wa?
during the eight meals I hail there.
The German ate two bowl- of soup.
Tie turned to me and -aid under hi?
breath; "I've been In der Raymond st.
ehail. I thought, da* was hell. But
?1er cellhouae I thoughd I'd get croa?/
dot firat night in dora "
' be (fan to weak? or, trat celihouse.
1 hadn't I bought much about ?t until
then. But even while I was eating 1
begai 'i' gr' more and more nervoua.
M\ throat ?welled* I couldn't concen?
trate on the food. I had a light feeling '
at the pit of my ?tomsch. It wssnt
so much the thought of be ng locked
up. it was boil | locked up in a stone
walled, tool doori I place, where I could
BOt stretch my arm? the feeling that
the wall- would gradual!?, do ?? BO!
me, ai 'i that I'd amothei rr"m fe ir,
I tailed for Mr. Johnson, the deputj
i told him .-(bout it.
-I don't believe ' en*-, go through
with it." I eonfe? led
He coB\ed me a bir. arid a<- I t-lked
with him the thought Hashed nto my
head that perhsp? anticipation bad
something to do with my weakening.
I agreed to try it, but only on the
?olemi prom ?? '.hat he would come
In a-.: hour and see how i wa? gel
ting ?
i I ?.tarted '? with
the awkward it, i of Father
Caihin'i staff came running up. offer?
ing me a copi of Epietets ?
I ; ?d I boor,, o I declined
? ? .is. But l '"r'k the eigsrs.
At the cell door I pSUBod B BtOI
still terribly upaet But I wei I
?_,,_, ?be the 1,600, settled myaolf as
the door clanged shut. Then the big
brake that double locks all the ?? ?
crashed into place Thai must be the ;
thing that "geta" a n an whi
, eoll for the ? r?* ? ime km
ftOOB, twenty
ol h im I ? onde red i '
prison, g"
routine of hi ag c othed, bathed,
? ..?? ?hi d. Bert Ilion?
? ' and th?
., th the dooi m rat
? 'I he ju-t a? tnue'ri a corrective
? ? ? term ? n
\ g thai
lelligoat nii
rti e :
\ irtl Year I he \\ or?t.
"After s 'i
hi '- ':
i again
he r? mam for \ear? "
The collhouae horror la nol
' ? ? ? ?
? i think n t a pi
? - all there
But a goe?' nrnj t? '!"ve the cell- .
lid be
tne Legifllstura or 1,000
? ? half
uble un" wil
nigbl
j . ? ? ?' I door
- ketwei 'i
steel ?UU??- T*-c *?" li ?*Uifi*)-i4r, M
?*??s-c?es2 TJiosMcK!'Jbi'CXrbarjnt
come - those ?pace? I -a? on
my ?huck ms1 ? nd pu' ggj feer on
rhile I rr ad -.inA mad?'
rhe <?'ll was ?o narrow- ;
that my ?noes were two feet hierher
Th?--. in oainl "ii 'Ii? ?raili n??ead
? ?" the ..loi nu- whitewrash, but putty
.i. marked the pia.-e? where the
- .-< . siei r,i through, Murphy had
?old me that on . da] - a man could
scoop a hnndft ! of water from any
I art of the wall in "The IV ." ..
rer lied. Besides the ?buck
" ?? a t n cup for water.
?? ,.:? a'luded
quipment, No one ran
v ha* th? ?e ?imple statement?
intil he ha? ?retched "from rhe
n u?r t rj to pld 'ire it
ell th? nace, the cruel bar?.
rhe dim li^ht. th?' ?crawny bed. Th?
. ' ilatii i' well, ?.mi w ho rPad
? ? thron the paner an the floor
lam and eggs for
breakfast, let me tell you that read
i experiencing are as differen*
"ro-n dawn. ?' is ?otne
? - .- a .-?i.o :* Condon
or I ar? fr'-m Baedeker and ?hen reiliy
, Ha* the sunshine Sashing
the dome of ?he invalide?, or the
'treet : . Trafalgar Souare in a
fog.
I smoksd on? of Father Cashm'
C w h ?le, bu?. I ha.i ' " ?
? m\ l'an th?
cell , 6549
sen le th? ??.??? ih of n mai
gling 1
e tl -i '?or, door OHCC
he n. . get out 1
dren ? .- m ?fe. Sentin ?
1 over hard! I |
: fane- him litting there,
10, A
pi ion? r ?aid to ma 9 in the
yard by the rivi
"C i-n'i reallj m who are i
'
i in? i'' i he i
? ? 'r?n??.I i..r a r. -.?? mom?
th? hi n. tl ??ho
look?.I a!'< r the r. um heal I ?. ihul
? nened wiiM?.-.? | |0 I el o thi
i i lotion, One ol thei
"No. moat of the men don't rr> out,
bu' sometime? : .
night. Mi,?* .?' ? h? m . ?
quiet an?! cry in?,de. I r. m? o? i
boj . ? . He
screanieii t rice, and a ?? run
r nig. 'My God, take me out of
the ho?, \ ?lied. ' I he ? sll ? re e
in I I aw? ire! Look at tl ?-m ! '
I didn'1 i ftei raid*
..- ? I think, Mr. ime to
see me and found me in good -hane. he
-.i '1 i , d ?:.. f, and B0 Mr.
Oaborne cam? down, loo, for a few
momi-r ?
Plenl? in Think Of.
I bad te th i nk, t h - - ? I
from sll ' ?. i the
old ij ten, snd th?
?nd ' Re food, and the clotl -
theory and the practice, snd the psrole
bill, and the Colder Rule Brother!
and the part of Dannemora when
put the era 7 y Convict, nnd rhe 'scrOWB,'
a? the prisoners call rhe guarda, and
a hundred other thing?. There wasn'i
s chance ?o read, for light? nre ..u* a<
10 o'clock an hour later than under
the old system. I lay awake on r.
shuck ma"-ess thai wai I ?refer under
my shoulders and a balloon b? I
my feet. Every now and then one of
those keeper?, ?rhoee padded '"? > ? '? " .
alwaye reni\ of in nickel ?hr
walked noiselessly by, Mashing an elec?
tric lamp inside the cell.
?a? padd? d feel rei
pr-.nn noises. They an- weirder when
-m than whei 11 ??
them Sometimes the lid of s ?rater
tin clank* sgainsi l ? ? ip* wmctimes
" men far up on n top ' rr ??Bg8 ? fe?
Igt n-e in a throat t?noi
?ometimi ? men talkini
grated n
? ,? |?|
"
?
3( '
' nature
? are all ?ort?
?
thei
,.??? wer?'
. ?
, ?
? ?: leg
? night in a
Dressing
88 I
?\ he,) rtr
. ?
rhero wa? no i hen I
i
I out
" \uburn Boya" *stiid\.
?
?
?
ire of
?
I bad ? 'nom -
-quail
.....
good
ho had com'? from
Bi
I ? ?
rr'?on
?
ng '"
Some were
nark of them. I
no? know. The prison career of SOV
i nr.d - * a i r- e, i. The-.
.i what t 1 des
peradoi -makers and rro-ers. I
1 could see and meet them to
T'ne "Auburn boya" are a study In
lei? >'?. But crie cannot
? Sing S'ng a? or- ?
ro-morrow i shall try to give further
mpression? of tha big. gray prison and
ates. Among my mon] experi
? ?' playing eieorona to
? litora from the Brooklyn
i ? ?. ( lub en Sat,?-,lay. To 'hem I VBS
eonviet. I rod atad ?he sama at -
mosphcre of hopolcaaness a? did my
i gu de :. who '?ere genuine pri
: sot be going out" in
i, day or two, a? I should be. IVrhap?
ras the queerest sensation of the
? had.
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REPUBLICAN LEADER DIES
Judge McPherson, Long Prom
inent in Iowa Politics.
Red Oak. Iowa, Jan. IT. Smith Me
Pheraon, for fifteen year? judge of the
? ? n the Southern Iowa
District, died to-night at h:s home. He
boon ill for sis month?. Judge
McPherson wa? sixty-five years old.
He had be?n ?I ? Republican
leaden of Iowa ?'nee 1870. He was
appointed ?-i the federa! bench by
Preaident McKIrI"'..
WOULD END POLICE
BENEVOLENT BODIES
New Association Outlined
to Give Insurance at
(heap Rates.
MITCHEL AM) WOODS
IN FAVOR OF PLAN
Patrolman Suggested Idea That
May rfout Troublesome
Siicieties from I orce.
t?l SI Of ?he vario,;? bcaovolei
r.in"?a?;or? ex<* f M De?
'
rial
buaini ? . '
mam ? th that of th?
paniei
Police t"
Lieutenant?' Bei 1st
?? . an,i nr*.?*
?ntial, have been ? -"jrce of tree
.- ., ? ? ? eed'.ng po
lice i ? Politiee, rathe
? ? symenl of 'lea*'--, bone)
? lecessed aflleir?. Il ha?
lurpod the attes
ng - -, ? | ?? m
Ma>. - M tehel, ' ?a? learned *rei
?? i ew
?
Wood? epproved of tl en il
ra? ' rsl iro ighi to I i attentioi
patrolman who.- ? i ? I ?
rrlain Bruce ha? lenr the ser
vire? of his e.xper'- Is figuring
upan a business hast?.
The financial affair? of the new
benevolent body will be d reefed by i
board o' s v members, including ?ome
city off ..-. ? ink;ri?
knowledge Among ?he latter, who
have consented to serve the organ iz?
tion withou' '?? - George W. Perkins
Men Indorse Plan.
F ret h ntl thai 'here wa? official in
tereot ?n the manner in which the mem?
ber? of the Pol ce Department insured
themselves ? is man f? il ai a reeeal
meeting Of trie Patrolmen's Bin"
A ??>..? ?1 0 . *rh?n a let'er from *h"
State Superintendenl of Insurance was
read, in aril eh a r.*|ior* of the organiza?
tion ?a? a-ke,i. The rc.-en? upheaval
among the police societies following
rr ' eism of the Police Commission, r
expreeeed bj, William B. Bllieon, coun?
sel for a number of I orgai
- -1 ?I to have eccelerated the omple
tion of the plans for the now body.
Opposition "r.*m iniformed member?
. department a ? 1 i be off el
believed, b) added benefits. Further?
more, the new society will be finaricial
I) sound, and the danger of losing .?
premium by failure Will be removed.
?he Brooklyn Benevo
len? ABSOcistion and tTie Sfu'ual Aid
lation went under. One of them
reorganized and ?? doing business
again.
*i* tile presen? ti m? m n-.oie ? on
to urge the .r ?organisation of the
police societies it ia espertad, how?
ever, tha? when the men real ?0 ' Si
may receive bII the benefits ac
eorded by an n?urnrre compan-, 1
??ve n thomaelvei the pr',? - tl ,1
pr ????? er.'erpr." I
i*la .. 1
And ? ? ? I
? r- ?teen. de. |
- -
I heap Insurance I'lanned.
Patrolman Theodore Ha
? ',-. Bi ? its!
.- ,
ince for member? of the u '?
'.,-r-r. \ r,
? | - . ? the l
? !e? ?mre J,r I?
Hall ami a romrr
? peetor <,e.,rg"
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contrary, ? ? |
-e ba?r?, BI
pell . H
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it care to .:
"Then
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ment and i ? ?
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each r ....
. ? . ? . ? .. ? - - : . ? ? -. ?, ?.? * t
??? no'. ?
rev. I
??ep? will he takei
SAYS TUBERCULOSIS
IS SING SING PERIL
Osborne Sa\s "White IM.i^n? '
finds Many \ ictinis in
Moist Cell'.
te s rainstorm ? irj tee
Plain? yeaterda
?tar
den ef 9 -ig Sing pria
?
the past and w h?
i
i amata g, which ????4
i ? ?
I
??ded over ?
preside-.- of '? ?? r irum.
atr. Oaborne in
mg hia addreas, .?
main i act ? ? ?
tre?t ?he S eg 8 Bg pi
? -
? '' || ???
the ' - ' '
Mi (
? "lifer," and "deal aal
ir.s'.de."
"fjitloaa you h i i ?
enough to i ar the
?aid the ?pmrr. , .
tern thai i? worth a danin"
Mr. Oaborne made no
published ?'.itere. 1 ably?
man Duboia, of Po iO ki ?
there is chao? at Sing
the convicti are !? inaBBS
and oranges
The wardoa asserted
Smg priaoii
and -hat tuborculoi ?
take tie of Lhom.
The GORHAM Co.
announces the beginning today of
An Important Sale of
STERLING SILVERWARE
such as may never occur again
It involves the distribution of Gorham Silverware exclusively,
at r?ductions of 25$ to 609k
Tt is one of the fine traditions of The <*orham Co. that the stability of its values neither requires nor permit** ot
sr>ecial i-ale-?. Rut the circumstance.?- BUITOUnding this particular e\ent are such as to render this sale more a matter
of convenient- than choice. We arc niakin?: Providence, instead of New i ork, our whoiVsale distribution ?center, and
rather than move our stock bv rail, we have concluded to move it by reductions. And since this if the only sale of its
kind in the n\l \ears of our existence, we ha\?* made the reduction- commensurate with the rarity of the occasion.
There arc thniisaiuh of articles, onr hundred fold in variety, rarifiinp; through nil ihr labyrinthine
beauties of design, from pieces of the mosi simple sort to those of the most inspirational character.
Here are a few items selected from the alphabet of choice?
hut there are hundreds of other articles not mentioned in this list
Almona Di'He? ?billar Pin? C.rnmb *vrap**r? Kr? Rmi? Plateanx Tale-am Powder B?.iilri
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