if
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l
And Meredith Gets the Bureau
of Engraving.
TIE sour UP 'I‘ILA Ill." DRINK.
“I!" II “It. failed by the .luioy (ou-
fllnloner In Illa Loot \‘eur‘n Ill-port.
A11 Important heel-lou—(‘uui.~-ie1l I'Iee-
”on (one.
Wuinxomx, May 1-1 — Al in.- cabinet
”ling yontcrday it “it- finally 1l1tern1iuid
M l'h‘auk W. 1511111111311 l'limigo, ihoulil
b Ippuintul public printer, and William )1.
With, of Chicago, cine! of the bureau of
“raving and printing. Them twoillleui
h" [lventhe mlminutrattou more trouble
flan any others. I'l‘tklolt‘lit llarriaon an-
uouacml lllillit‘illflll'l)’ alter Ille‘ inauguratio-
that he intended in iiiuleni-linuge in the
once of public printer at a very early date.
Days and week: went by and the ofllee use
not “did. There Were so many candidate:
and it “as so illllli'ltll tn 111111111 11 choice bo-
hecti them that the prnudt-nt pialponul the
oettlement of the lllll’rllflll.
Capt. Ilerulitluof Chicago. finally willi-
drow from the rave on the 11>~11r1111ee that he
would be 1iumh-eh1ef of the bureau of engrav-
Ing and pt‘llllili;(. Then 11 new candidate for
thertlh'e Slll‘llllé up in the pen-in of ex-Ilet-
resentalive Frank 11'. Palmer, of t‘hicago,
Iofliioily [XI-llllnfilt‘r there 111111111 one time
one of the owners of The ('llli‘llflil Inter
Ocean. llr. i'nliuerhas tie-11 tlu- propneior
of papers in Dubnque and “ex .\loinw,h1.,
Ind he bad the oupport of the low 11 delega-
6011, added to that of tho llliiii1i~ 50111111le
"on China (irto the "alter of l'-.
\i’anuisurox, May ti. ——l'11it1-1l finite» Con-
III Crowoll 11t Anioy, China, in 11 report just
received at the state ill-imttiient, calls at-
tention to the ('Xh‘llnll’o adultcration of tons
for the .\111erium maritet. lleiin says a large
pert-e: tinge of the Auioy 001ng hi poorly cu:-
tiv,ated poorly pieliel and cured, dirty and
udulteinted. “Stuff" it was tailed by the
Anioy mininitlaioner of customs in 111. Inst
yearn annual report, and he added that the
tall “uas alone wanted in America."
“The; is,” l'lillalilCl'l)Wt‘ll says, “unfortunate
1y true, for nearly the whole crop of Ainoy
«dong—bad and often unlit for 11-10 as they
are—11n- iiniiunlly marketed in the United
States. The American people are better able
to u.-c and pay fur a good article of ten than
the people of any other nation. 1 amt-er-
tain it is not the tea drinking public in the
United States that canal-s this inferior stiilI
to find a market only in America. It is the
greed 1f importers and expirtem that alone
”1115 it lmible to impose this vii.- .~tull‘ by
excessive conrte>y called ten upon the Ann-i i-
am public.
Important to Veterans.
li'astiixorox. May 11,—Azisiatnnt Secretary
Bossey rendered an opinion of great im-
portance, broadening former (mutt-actions
In “the line of duty" cast-.4. In the cm»- yes-
day Mary E McNeil applied for a penaion as
the widow of Alexander McNeil, who, “bile
engaged inn wrestling contest with a com—
rade in camp, received injuries which rt-
culled in his death. The pension olllee re
jected the claim on the ground that McNeil
walnut in the line of duty at the timehe
”mined his injuries; but Mr. BiLssey holdl
that he was, and lays down the broad prin-
dple that soldiers while in camp, while not
disobeying ardent or acting in violation of
military regulations, are always in the line
of duty.
Opening ('ontntcd Election Case».
Wasmsorox, May 5.—The first or the
fifteen contc>ted election cases which will
come up in the Fifty-first congress has been
opened by the clerk of the house. It was the
case of Gen. l'halmers against J. B. Morgan,
of the Second Mississippi district. Mr. Mor-
gan was represented by Mr. C. R. Boyce;
Gen. Chalmers appeared for himself. A
great nuns of testimon y which had been sent
to the clerk was examined, and after dupli‘
ate portions of it had been rejectcl, the re»
minder, together with counsel's briefs, were
put in shape and sent to the printer, to be in
readiness for the committee on elections next
December.
LOSS OF AN AMERICAN BRIG.
The Gypsy Queen Burned 'nt Sea—Her
Crew May llave Been Saved.
NEW YORK, May .5.—A cablcgram from
Imdon says that the German steamship
WNW, at Bremen from Baltimore, muted
. - .tbe American brig Gypsy Queen on April 18,
. 3.3?,-.< “(fig
In latitude 35 dogs. north, longitude 7t) degs
west, abandoned and on tire. There were no
igns of life on board.
The Gypsy Queen left Philadelphia on
larch 13, bound for Minimums, Cuba. The
able furnishes the first new: of her since
then. What has become of her crew is un-
known, but it is believed here that all hands
were saved by some passing vesel.
The Gypsy Queen was built at Westbrook,
1111., in 1866. She registered 3-12 tons and
wus owned by W. 8. Jordan, of Portland, Me.
In Olliecrs of the Grand Orange lodge.
Aliment, N. Y., May 8,—The Grand
Orhnge Lodge of the flats of New York met
here. Delegates from all pamof thestate
were potent. These officials were elected:
State grand meter, “1'. 11. Kennedy, New
York; fimdeputy state grand master, W.
J. Hoodlum, New York; second deputy
grand ulster, Adam Sloan, Newburg; grand
notary, Rabat Johnston, Troy; grand
tanner, Samuel Johnston, Buflalo, grand
élplnin, S. J. Nelson, West Troy; grand
War, John McAnley, Troy; grunddirec-
”d monies, James Towniy, Rochester;
tyh'l, W. Kamedy, Bristol, and William
Jail-n, Troy.
Did Dom Murder Phoebe PauIlI-f
alumina, N. J.,lay 8.—It la outed
tint Bohhwho was convicted on Friday
duunda'ing Bolllushire, knows something
oboutthomm'dcofl’hoebe Paullinon
My mom , which wu committed
throeor foury ago. It'uolleged that
hiwifehaoagoldwatcbaadchainthut
wantakmtrooi thebodyof the deadgirl.
Meal employed tom the 011111! mur-
“'1”an latheir Moutht
Delhi-hire we: not Bolak'sfinitvictim.
wrhfinflutonethom
lawYomlaya—Bmtorommyl
“mmmtheisto succeed thalate
‘LEBarunma-chainmn of theDemo
attentional cornmlttee is incorrect, aid
“ethane meetingCalvin 8. Brian
‘ wfllhunaaimoudychmeuforthotpodtlon.
Illicit-um
W,&C..lay8.—W..-Dllarry
‘diotaudkllledA. Enough-111011.
“Modulate about-mislead.
mum-mum»
Ion. h“ I. '0‘ looted Plead-t.
km... “&'&13% .1...“
'-
I'M-Item .
one CARTER LOVED POITIV.
lee-tn: Poem Run-I Out Illa loll to
ller Iii Venn.
t'niemo, lay litre-”I'll“! poetry crept Into
the lifter ease. IIl‘l'l‘lUIUm there he: been
little the but Ill'll'l‘. 'I‘ho pot-Hy made It: up-
lwnt‘atu-u- 111 “It‘ l‘l’tm-t'flllllllllllli'll of State
Hemmer dunno I". bearer, of lirmhlyn. He
denied lluithe 1-1 or committed any improprr
ety with him l'ul'lel", or that bent-111d in the
doorway of I11: t‘artor'l room at the Cooper
Iii-11m late at night with M1 hat in his! hand
tolling to .‘11‘. t'm'h-r, who I‘lhn in her robe
ll" nuit.
Mr. l'oart-e Mild his iiieetinx with lira. Car-
tor 111111 cannul. lle now her nearly ova
day. During the lion-thi- on at Long Beach
111- ulao saw her.
At tin. luillll the pro-try made to appear-
ance. It Vina an original venue by Mr. l'earee,
nddrowtl to Mn. Carter at the Fifth Avenue
hotel, New York. It we: found in an en-
Velope, dated Hopi. 27, in“, 10:31! pm. Thu
ill the I'l’llbllin:
B111 damn thou! Thy Iiille hand In iiilno
Lie-1 quiet. and thy clear eyes rent on me.
U‘er Cl‘ulfl atalgiilfu my path hereafter 111mb:
l'eiiioin-ly;
And through blunt thickens “la-re no light can
alone.
Wild 1111111 and nirauge for these young foot of
ll.iiie,
Thou “1|th Klrlldll lips all xiii-ally.
An I my learn rhie until 1 cannot we.
0 love: my lovei
Not through fair genie-1111. nor in Intel mead»,
Nor 1111111 frequented Itreeid our [inllmly lice:
l’pward and onward. lonelier it leads.
llv lieu-r trodden heights to bolh-r 111111-11
Ilni dares! thou coine.‘ Uh, brave one, my will
tin-1111
.\u anion-r. Will it comet
Mr. “you: read the re-dlrect examination
of Dr. Hilbert. Dr. Gilbert was quite pool-
tive that lira ('arter was in bed and in very
bad health after April 1, INN. It war at
this time that lint. Carter was traveling
back and forth at Iakewood, N. \'., and Old
l'oint Comfort, and writing her husband
that 11110 Won in splendid health and was kept
east by the tardineaa of her dreiaiiimker. It
ii'nsut this time also that Mrs. ('arler got
that “ugly" telegram from Indie telling her
to “Come home by the tint train you can
not II
A PRECONCERTED SCHEME.
Dr. (‘ronin' I Disappearance New llollflcd
to Ila a Hoax.
t'nit'atm, )luy h—No new developmentfl
In the Cronin 1‘11." have been made. The po-
lico authorities are tit) well satisfied that the
affair partakcs of the nature of npremn-
certulwmation that they have practically
abandoned all rift 1rt to trace down the miss-
ing man. A leading attache of the detective
department said that within eighten hours
lir. Cronin would be brutal. In Irish
nationalist circles considerable amusement
was creutal by the receipt of a dispatch
signed by John Devoy, Breiilin and otheni
offering a reward for the detection of them
r-spnimlile for Dr. Cronin’s “moinntion.”
Illilniilt‘ of the Commas, with wlioinCronln
has lwurlul for years, nobody can be found
“tiling t.1 father the opinion that he has met
1.1.111 foul play. The all’air has reached the
ludicrous l1.'\'e1 of the betting mint, and last
night at the sporting rmirts the odds Were
20 to 3 that the missing man would turn up
in the “Ball within a week.
To Inn-litigate County Finances.
i'airizuou). N. J., May it—The (Iv-positions
of twenty-five well known and respectable
men Were prewntid to the circuit court, to
the ctl'cct tho they believed the moneys of
Monmouth county were being illegallyund
corruptly expended. Upon this matter, under
an exprem statute, Judge Scudder must will»
in ten days make a summary investigation of
the county accounts, or else ordera commis-
sion to do so. This latter will probably be
his. so The presentation of thoiodeposl-
tionsi is the culmination of many attempts to
serum an investigation of the manner in
which the public fund-i have been went. For
m .y months there have been rumor: of illo-
g . expenditure-.1. Several tinus attempts
have been made to get an investigation, but
without avail. Once the Fin-holders made
an inquiry into Prosecutor Knight's accounts,
but the report exculpatcd him. It 15 said by
some that the charges against him are to be
revived.
Mr. Carnegie Makes a Denial.
l’i'n'snimo, May 8.-Andrew Carnegie nr-
rived from the cost. In conversation with a
reporter, Mr. Carnegie denied all knowledge
of a strike at the Allegheny Dimmer Steel
compo y's works at Diiquesnc, and stated
that there was not a particle of truth in the
report connecting his name with contribu-
tion: to the strikenl fund. Mr. Carnegie
will be in Pittsburg several days. He will
go to N or York on May 15 and sail for Paris
to attend the exposition Mr. Camegiehas
decided to accept the appointment as com-
missioner to the conference of American re
public; It is reported that during Mr. Citr-
negie's stay in the city the wage scales in
home departments of the Carnegie mills will
berevised and will disclose material reduo
tions.
Sayerville'o Riot linden].
ELIZABETH, N. J., May 8,—1'he open war-
fare between the Raritan River Railroad
company and Edward Furman, of Buyer-
villeJ J., isover, and the matter will now
go into the Courts. Barman will sue the
company and W. F. Fisher in the supreme
court for damages. The last of the aheril'l
deputies have gone back. The stoppage of
the sale of liquor prevented an outbreak
and all the brickyard men have gone
towork. Fisher denies that bewaii mt
at the fight during which Kissenger was
killed.
111,11. not.- no.
Nzw Havtx, May 8.—'l'he fifty-seventh
annual convention of 11‘. Alpha Beta Phi
fraternity isin session. a large number of
members from eighteen colleges being pres-
ent. Arcnnion and reception was held in
the afternoon, and a public meeting lut err-r
ingwuraddremed by Rev. REM,”
dentof the fraternity; Rev. Imurd Wool-
aey Baum, Presuleut Gates, of Rutgers, and
Hon. W. W. Crapo.
"clump-thine Object.
Tux-roar, N, J., May 8—1119 Buteflomeo-
puthic society, in convention here. condemned
the bills pendinginvurious legislatures which
aim to subun- etate boardatognutmedical
licenses. The homeoputbs out that the
boards, being unopened mainly of ullopdlu,
will refuse to license physician- whose View:
do not accord with those of the old school.
not: 105th Convention.
Euunzm, N. J., Hay a—There war a
large attendance of delegate- at the 15th
annual convention of the Bpiscopeldloeaa
of New Jemy, which began its anion at St.
John's church Bishop John Burhorough
padded. Routine bum. w- handed.
«monument-.111
LASALu, Illa,lay8.—At ameettagd
titanium ofthoIA Selle audfip’ta‘VIl-
mum. general Itrike w- (Iceland.
mammammmmm
thhdtyJ’eruandEpimVoflcy.
m'gih‘m‘w‘
ldnlayt-flblayt-l
CbUnhnMeou-twmapudmo
Ida-Van“
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN'I‘INEL, WEDNESUAY, MAY 8, 1889.
M S SMllll’S
Bargain
Week.
(Itii competitors in tlieit efl'oiis to secuie
fi':iile,:'1ilieitiso at out
no use.
they 11111111 with us, as
but "1111111 but if is of
People will not be Iiiiiiibiieed, so
they know ue ate
ieliuble, and even :utitle :ulvoiiisetl :is
“but a; 1111s”
busities as is coast
will be found as such.
tantly on the Hit 1H1» ise
0111'
We
are. selling: mm 11 111-5" (Foods than ever be-
fore, iii.
GREAT BABEAINS
EURSETS.
We shall offer for one week
an extraordinary bargain in
Corsets at 37c, perfect fitting
white and colored, positIVer
worth 75c per pair.
Laiies’ Jiiseilaisis
We will offer ”113 week at.
great reduction from 1' ‘ill value
a magnificent assortment of
Ladies‘ Jersey Waists. There
can hardly be :1 possibility of
Ladics'
please them from this almost
endless variety of styles, hIZCS
and prices as follows: >31. ‘35
worth $1.75, $1. 65 Worth» ”.3,
$1.75 worth $23.2? , $1.3.i
worth $2.50, $2.00 worth $2.-
75, $23.1 '7 5 worth $3.135.
-. ‘0’ '——"
Knit 1111111111
This is the second week of
our great sale of Ladies’, Miss-
es and Childrens Knit 1 ests at
1.10 and upwards and to c011-
tinuc this great excitement by
our offering double value in
these goods, the like of V-lllcll
has never been seen at this sea
son of the year in Norwalk or
vicinity, we have decided to
sell this week '20 dozen more
at the same phenomenally low
prices of 1% and upwards, and
our only won] of caution is to
come at once and avoid disap-
pointment.
#4....“
Fish Underwear.
We invite attention to our
large and varied stock of La-
dies’ and Children’s 25c Muslin
Underwear which we consider
unsurpassed as a bargain.
Bargains iii Hosiery,
Bargains in Gloves,
Bargains in Mitts.
not finding :1 waist to 1-
hits Furnishings
llflllllllll‘ill.
In 1n.riiivit:1tioii to impect
the above mentioned goods We
would include :1 large quantity
of 11.111111111'1r liilgiuw Worth ‘lflc
per \':',1111 11111111 111- will put in
at this sale to close all 2.1
11113011.
We have purchased over 300
l‘arasols 11111 Sun Umbrellas at
such 11 heavy discount front the
iegiil: 11' price that we are able
to ollir the “realest baruains
ever shown in this class of
woods The latest styles and
the best qualities are repre-
sented in this collection, This
is your chance to buy at :1
great sacrifice and we rot-11111
mend all those interested to
take advantage of this .oppor-
tunity to secure the choiire>t
goods of the season at :1 I'rac
lion of their real value. The
assortment comprises over 50
different styles of handles in
gold, silver and natural Wood
coo ~-— ~-——
Fuss Finis.
lti addition to the many
bargains we have mentioned
above. we would add another
11121-11ch bargain in Dress
Goods. All Wool. Striped
171.111111-1, 38 inches wide for 38c
per yard, positively Worth 50c.
Also a fine quality of Striped
Serve 38-1110th Wide, 11: [S be on
selling for 75c, (1llllllf' 11:1r1'11in
Week ti. ‘lc per yard.
Our special drive iii Gents
25c Balbriggan 'Undcrwcar
last week was a great success.
[lave 11 few left that we will
sell for same, actually worth
double the price.
The best of value in Gents
Fancy Striped Flannel Shirts.
7 Always bargains—Gents all
linen Collars llc each; Cuffs
13c per pair.
Bargains in Buttons,
Bargains in ltucliing,
Bargains in Dress 'l‘rim-
inings.
M. S. SMITH,
10 South Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
SCOF‘IELD
Oomootloo and Prints.
4 l l'nlneuhed linlm [111111 111.111,, a pa "1d
it! went.
Andrucowm l t lllarhui leollu .1 in: '1th in
lam-11 Towrll u ntipri 11-; 11111- 11' [p to“; cut
and - way 1m- in! rpm-1 1am and 1111-1111
lieu mend-rd Mauritanian l‘rlnlo I: with it
11111 [in-re lilnulmnut' . '1,1', worth llir i
bet Tour 1111 Non! at 114.1 worth tor.
Oil-Ill”.
en yout- l'nnlili-m warranted loll dye, at lie
I rib 1131'
l him-at .1: wool 1.1.11" .‘101 uorlb’
Underwear and “celery
1.1111111 J1 he: Inblied \ 1101111121,: worth '1
-' t'rm Ilailirt‘gui V1110 111 1.512,":1“
.- O- I” ‘f O a".
i 'Iutdn-‘ii a mule! mule lint-rd llou [win 5 to
it at 1'11 worth 2'11
1 'hluln-n I regain lllllll' limited floor from 5 to
it” 111 151:. word: or
t hiltll‘l'lt' n plain black llrlnilrh whom-v- Ilw.
every {our waltimul fut black or 11111111, 11 funded.
.1 W. 1:11 rlh 33¢
Lad ra Ill-111mb Miami-en Black llore wunhiod
fut Iljf, It 2'16, our Ii Kn
SCOFIELD
No. :I (nitzetto Iluilding-I. Nut-“'ulk.
Tl-IE SECRE IS OUT!
REA IT.
You will dlo‘ovcr the “it
Why 0. H. HARVEY’B
18 1'88
LEADING BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In Town.
Having increued ht: noel: 111
$15,000
And having bunuht oirlclly forwh at I lame-fitment. he bringc hie mote wtthn the inrh 1-! 1 7.1,
run-inter. Tin-.1 a in too hammer to mention pm". Can "lily my Late
Shoes from 200 to 4.50.
"J'Ilcmelnlicr this Is not a Bankrupt stock nor a
nil-representation in the prices of south.
“ON ESTY IS THE BIL 'I‘ POLII‘Y.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North Slain St... South Nor-“111k.
smahpm SPECIAL.
W. B. HALL & C0.
Have Jupt Nude Another Large Purchase of
Fashionable Wool Dress Goods.
('olored and Black l’uillc franc-nice. “Me lliarlt floral-
§Illu, 2I-Inch Gro (fir-Inc Sill“, (tutored Grin (iron
and finrnli Sill“.
The Slll! :11»- all of lb» moat l'i'ltaiili' Ullitl‘r“, and Wool floods im- [it"(‘rl and
meet. fanhiomlde.
Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.
One case nil-wool Henrietta Cloths, iplendid quality. price :. :-—thm arr
advertised in New York paper: an bargains at 4012.01111- c.1199 404mm tun: wool
mixture: 251‘ One case tine Flannel Suiting! ‘27". 4-) pacts rmmtiful Guy Suit—
ing: 251'. 20 pieces Silk and Wool Mixtum- 331'
llillllllllllll lilillllllllflllllll Silllllllli.
40 pit-CHI .\ lipv'fl, Shaded Mixtures and Hum t-v mulch, wide pure wml goods,
at {lilo—thee are regular 50: gowta 4 l pli'crs 119w." fol s 1.1-1- 51k. 59) fine dollar
Serge 6211?.
French Tosca. Gamers Hair.
Une Can-0f the linear Camel's liair Illoihe "in! rwr maze In this country.
Nen'r sold a: retail 11-2121 than 81—pin? - i~ 59:.
Sills, 8111111811111, Italians, llmlllili and Rattan
In ilils 020.000 Purl-lune are some ol the heat lillllt Bargain: crcr
offered In lllll t'N).
LOT KID. l—Ili pieces Colon-d Faiiw Suit-1 1:. ha! $1.2 ', Math, 2: pbadn,
all new, uric 31. 3'1 colored Radian". ll»- 11 Mar gracir, price 69:; I!) pin-m Am»
urea and Rain-men. all new creates, an! l in- row. {or . a: it 25, p.1ce 39'. alpwcn
tics: dollar fir aliraine 811114 will go at 591:.
FOUL-1111), CHINA, INDIA AND WASII SILKS.
We are showing upwards of 100 ntylvii. Price from 4!): tr. *1 50.
Close Illivrni "‘Qtll'flt‘ll to examine [rack Stilt» 1.1 65, 75, 89.: and $1;
Radimiro at £10, 71‘), 6'1 and 75c.
fi‘l’he lvirgaim mlwitisevt to day are the 111ml attractive ever offered in thin
city.
W ”B HALL&CO
alto
THE PLACE TO BUY
FURNITURE
AT LOW PRICES. '
Special Solo 01 Anllqwc Clio-Der §llllo, 9 Pietro, $19.50.
Extension 'l'uhlco, 05 00.
A line annulment of bounce and Draped (‘ caches.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91‘ MAIN 51-.
SOUTH NORWALK.
UP STAIRS.
FRUIT PUDDINE
AMWIMMe-ehtmmflrnim;mt'm m .4 In
Iowa. MIME‘NI‘IIW hirhiyol
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in I. and 20 lli.
kttto, ital! Fish and Bloatcr Ila-ring. kc.
- The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c 11 doz.
3 Hit Illl'lllllllll Creamery Bitter fill 81.00.11351 ll
3 1-211». Choice, Sweet Rosy [latter for $1,.r 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter lor 81, or 2812 lb.
frolic-audition aloe-uni Io, twoanofortr. Cum (W ta can. Pickled Wu .6
Quantum, uddpmoymniagh. ninLWhe-uhlsclb
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
Waistband-1:11.. nd-ttlrotortwo Ibo! nt'hckhd It): ‘l'iylt.
chiller-lam”. it: 15.. lib: 11:23. 1.1m wifomEIPr-m‘tg’m it: It. 3 loop luv It.
liumleelay-Mfrwfle
w. .OIJIOI'I' YOUR ORDIRS.
mmmmmmmcmeimuuuuo.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
88 Washington at. -
., “‘1‘" ..... w, ,, y.
m the place and our pnr- 11th: hmurt,
Illlvd herein in alumni-3191c. which an 111 i _
"out a 45‘
Camille and trimmed Illb 'l'mrhuu Lea,
rail and l‘umiue our Mock. for we Never tire of lit-playing our Guodu.
BARGAIN
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
”v.47“.
<9: HOYT’S.
We From to lotto 1'th one of the Boot Opponunllloo [or the Public to l'urrhiuo Dry-Good- Ii‘vir Iteeoulecl to 'I‘lilo Vlololty.
“in.“ l‘cn olq' Main Weill! fl “2. “Bill W
CARPET.-
ltttmm 1 tin rut-tr 111qu ( arpetl at 541: , mo.
my m1 “we! value at tile.
ll nil-.111; a i wool at (he . worth 751:
IATTIIOI.
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