The evening world. Newspaper, May 16, 1895, Page 3

/ CHLOROFORM IN DAYLIGHT. ‘Police Believe that Grocery Clerk Donath Was Bold. ly Robbed. INTHE OLD 'WAYO” DISTRI. Highwaymen Evidently Thought He Had His Employer's emai, Big Bank Roll, HE WAS FOUND UNCONSCIOUS. the Robbery Was Committed His Horse Drew Him Back to His Employer's Store. ‘The etory told by Willlam Donath about his being attacked and robbed while in @ grocery wagon at Twenty-seventh etreet and First avenue, by two men Monday morning, is causing the police no litte uneasiness. There was a time, not so long ago, when all that section enjoyed an unenviable reputation. Years| ego the Whyo gang held full sway in the neighborhood. It was at Twenty-seventh street and ‘Third avenue, where Danny Lyons com- mitted the murder for which he after- wards gave up his own life. It was also in the immediate vicinity that a Policeman was attacked and killed. Within the last few years, however, all the gangs have been cleaned out, and the police were well satisfied with the state of affairs. But now comes a story which, if true, goes to show that | men just as desperate as any Whyo/| frequent the neighborhood. Everything points to Donath's story being true. He is a young fellow, about twenty, tall and well built. He is head clerk in the grocery store of John P. Schussler, jr., on the southeast cor- ner of Second avenue and Twenty-ninth street. His employer says his clerk is |. He is never out nights and rink. For several years it has been the young clerk's custom to take his em- Bioyer’s money every Monday morning | }to the Fifth National Bank, Twenty- ‘ third street and Third avenue. It is evi- Gent that the men who attacked him last Monday were well aware of his errand to the bank. Donath, however, did not go to the bank last Monday. Instead, he started out shortly before 10 o'clock to deliver some groceries for his employer, and the only money in his possession was 79 cents of his own. He drove the horse and wagon along Second avenue to Twenty: down towards First avenue, where one of his Customers resided. Twenty-seventh street does not go be- low First avenue, as Bellevue Hospital comes in at that’ pont. On one cener af the street is a big lumber yard, and opposite is Matthews's soda water ap- paratus factory. | ‘There are not more block. and there is 110 ! immediate neighborhe Donath’s story is that just when with- in a few yards of Firat avenue, he felt 4 tug at his coat collar. A man had Jumped into the wagon, and after selz- ing him, demanded: youve UP that Dank-book, of I'll do ou. juor store in the twenty houses altogether in the ATOO HANDY REVOLVER. Now Leo Richter Is Held nious Ai Leo Richter, a cigar dealer of 139 Sixth avenue, was arraigned in Jeffer- Felo- his landlord, R. K. Brown, obtained a judgment aga:nst him for $40. Deputy iy Geraty was ordered to levy upon Richter’a stock tn satisfaction of The young clerk became frightened| the judgment. He went to Richter's and asked what the matter was. He foticed that the man who made the demand was about 5 feet 6 inches tall, | Ric roughly dressed, stoutly built and ha a dark mustache and slouch hat. Before the highwayman could reply another man jumped ‘nto the wagon, and with An oath, brought the horse to a stop, The next Insant, without being injured | or struck in any way, as far as he re. members, Donath was lying unconscious In the wagon, ‘One hour later his employer was sur- prised to see the horme and wagon come slowly ip to the store without a driver. Schussler ran out in alarm, and saw his clerk lying on back in the wagon. The latter, who was still un- conscious, was carried ingide and put to bed. ‘/nother hour elapsed before he was able to speak. Then he told hir story. Schussler hurried at once over to the East Thirty-fifth street uolice station d reported the facts, The wardmen were put on th ecase, but they accom- plished po Later in the day Donath called with a friend at Police Headquarters and re- eated his story to Chief Bymes, The who Was apparently Impressed vi . sent the young fellow with a detective to Bellevue Hospital in order to_see if he had been chloroformed, Six hours had ther, elapsed, so that had he been chloroformed the effect would have disappeated. Dr. Price, who examined him, could not for that reagon give a positive statement. From Donath’s appearance, his story, and the dizziness which even then affected him, the physician sald he belleved that chloroform had been used. ‘After he had fallen back in the wagon, unconscious, Donath had been robbed, as the 79 cents he nad when he started out was missing, all save a 10-cent plece, which was found in the bottom of the wagon. The groceries waich he had taken out with him had not been disturbed, The fact that the horse, which wan facini First avenue, had turned around ani walked back to the store puzzled every- boily. Grocer Schursler, when seen this morning by an “Evening World” re- Pater, sald he had no doubt whatever thht his clerk had been chloroformed and that the object was to steal the money which usually went to the bank Monday morning. “Whoever attacked him,” he added, “must have followed him’ before, and they evidently belong to a gang between this store and Twenty-third street. We may catch them yet.” e police have so far made no ar- rests. They told Donath to keep his eyes open and see if he could recognize the men, He believes he can do #0. The second man, he says, was much larger than bis companion, and both were of the “tough” order. a Stabbed a Ma ‘Willlam J. Conlin and Pasquale Danrio engaged in a fight in a new building on Marbie Hill, Kingsbridge road, at 7.30 o'clock this morning. Danrio's brother, Gat head and ni " Gateano ran away, and being pur- 4 by Policeman James Morrison and citizens, rt hauled Gateano out unconscior Fordham Hospital as a prison dangerously intured. ————————— Stabbed in the Thigh. Conlin is not Policeman Edward Grady, af the Ellzabeth street station, found Matthew Miller, of 6 Mangin 12:15 morning suffering from & severe stab treet, o'clock t wound in the right thigh Miller says he by John Barrett, of 127 Chrystie yed, Miller was taken to the Hudsoa jonpital, front of 60 Elleabeth street Jumped Overboard. no, stabbed Conlin in the 4 into Spuyten Duyvil Creek. — Morrison nd sent him to Store last evening. vpn sight of the Deputy Sheriff, ter bechma excited, and when in: formed of Geraty’s mission, almost crazed with anger. ‘I will let no man rob me of my busi- ness," he exclaimed. As he spok» he pulled a pistol from his pocket, and pointing it at Geraty shouted I shoot you if you touch @ thing here. Deputy Sheriff Geraty left the store called Policeman Reilly, of the jen street station. When the po- Lceman and the Deputy Sheriff returned Richter had cooled down, put the pistol in the safe and calmly asked Policeman Rellly what he wanted. Reilly arrested Richter and took him to the Charles Street station, where @ complaint of felonious assault was preferred by Dep- uty Sherif Geraty. He w al. os WARDEN SAGE APPEALS. He Asks for Advice on the Ren tencing of Bucha SING BING, May 16.—Warden Sage sald to-day that he had referred to At- torney-General Hancock the notice which was served upon the Warden last night by District Attorney Fellows, re+ quiring the Warden and Dr, Buchan- an's lawyers to appear before the Court of Appeals {n Albany next Monday and show cause why a new day should not be fixed for the execution of Dr, Bu- chanan, The Warden sald he would act en- tirely upon the advice of the Attorney General. A similar notice was served upon Dr. Buchanan. This 4 him much un- easiness, as he had been led to beliév that nothing could be done as to posing of his case for several mont! —— —— COMSTOCK AT WORK. Now He Is After Some Very Naughty Phonograph Anthony Comstock was a witness be- fore the Grand Jury to-day in about twenty case which he wanted indicted for permitting an alleged tmproper dialogue to be used on exhibition, written about four hundred years before | Christ by the Roman philosopher Atu- leius, It is In the nature of a Caudle the author indicted, but when he learned who he was he quit. Mr. Comstock 1s also complainant against an arrangement for raffilng bi- cycles, which Is in the nature of a lot- tery, and against Sunday and divers crap shooters, ‘An Indictment was found against the | Photograph Company on Mr. Comatock’s complaint, and indictments were also found in Flynn was cai Cook. He had stolen Dr. Roosevel’s $4 door mat Flynn was held for trial. Her Complaint Aw the ¢ Barbara, who, whi ing for’ worl woman, Instead of religious beoks, ‘Then Mrs. Ror hera letter of introduction man, she alleges, on whom she call at 8 o letter advised Langerman to be as Barbara was very strict. held fort dented. and an apt October. As soon as She! of Essex County, ts notified hy Move the death watch from K ‘The dialogue which he objected to was | Dr. James W. Roosevelt, of 22 Kast Thirty-firat treet, a cousin of Commissioner Roosevelt, com- plained in Jefferson Market thts morning against Witliam Flynn, of 341 West Forty-seventh street, Jepain, THE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 16, 189%, t Lawyer german Mefore the Grand Jury, The case in which Barbara Aub PERSECUTED BARBARA AUB. | charges Lawyer Walter L. D, Langer son Market Court today, charged with|man with having criminally assaulted drawing a pistol upon and threatening | her in his rooms, to which she had t to shoot Deputy Sheriff Geraty. sent Mrs. Rozelle, who prof Richter was behind In his rent, and] friendship for her, came this noon betore nd dur, Mrs, Rozelle w: an old schoolmate and look ald. The her, told her, as Harbara alleges, that she was foolish to work. ‘The girl started out as a canva: vck’ in the morning. Langerman, some time ago, was tn. dicted for forgery and larceny, but eacaped. ‘This time he tx not Iikely, svn C to be so fortunate. ant. District-Attorney ‘Townserid —o KOHL GETS A REPRIEVE. jMe Will Not Be Hanged Now for a Long Time. Ex-Judge Henry, of Newark, and Prosecutor rane, of Essex County, ap- Peared before United States Judge Green in Trenton to-day, Judge Henry asked for a writ of habeas corpus for Henry Kohl, the Newark murderer, on onetitutional grounds. The writ wae 1 was taken to the ited States Supreme ourt. TI hers Med. This acts as a stay vhi's @ now cannot be dispor Defora If Lehibach, will res ht uted toe wi Kohl was to have been exe: day. Last night Gov. Werts reprieved 3 him for ten days, so legal questlo could be settled. “FIREBUGS” WERE PAINTERS. Had to Rarn Rubbish in the House and Made a Smudae. A citizen saw amoke at 8.05 o'clock this morning ascending from the coal shute in the unoccupted three-story brownstone dwelling, 16 West One Hun- dred and Twenty-elghth street. Run- ning to the nearest signal-box, he turned {n an alarm, When the firemen arrived they found Paper and rubbish piled on the con- ‘The principal one was| Crete floor of the vault beneath the against. the Phonograph Company, | sidewalk. Two men were in the act of piling more paper on the smoking nas, hey proved to be painters who had been engaged in renovating the prem nes, One of the men sald that as they were Rot permitted to place the paper and rubbish in the ashcans or burn tt in the street they were compelled to burn lecture. Mr. Comstock at first wanted | {it in the house. pe eee Paid for a Clerk He Indorsed. ‘The Irving Savings Institution recovered a y: Aict for $5,000 In the Supreme Court to-day agains! William Lockman. Lockman was on the bond cf a clerk by the name of Tomkins, whore 9 counta were found to be incorrect. Lockman 0 det madi Hood’s Pills | Move the bowels eanlly, do not gripe or cause | ‘They do not irritate or inflame the excro- tIve organs. They are purely vegetable ‘CureLiverllls Constipation, Sick Headache, Billourness, Sour Stomach, Jaundice. Mild and effective, Sold by all druggists, 25¢, Get HOOD'S, Half value. Ladies’ Cape 269 Ladies’ Black and Col- ored Imported Cloth Capes, beuutifully embroidered, at 0 °° Value $6.00. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.! 43 Velvet Moire Lace and) Jet Capes, 12.5°- Less than half value. Ladies’ Suits. 189 Ladies’ Spring Suits in covert cloth, navy or black e cloth, in blazer or reefer Btyles, with Velvet Collars ; wool mixtures in skirt, vest and jacket styles; also about thirty- five odd suits that have been $12.00 to $17.50; on special sale Friday and Saturday at 4,°* Special Friday and Saturday. Special Sale of Gloves Friday and Saturday, Windows. si 48c. Cloves, 19c. Ladies’ fine quality Taffeta Silk ‘and Linen Gloves, 5-button Jength, with kid point, in black, tans and white, with self or 19 Diack embroidery, worth #8, 6 Ladies’ 4-button and Foster lacing Real Kid Gloves, in black, tans and white, worth 59 $1.00, at. . Chamois Gloves, in 4 and 6 button Jengths, guaranteed to wash, 69 ol Ladies’ washable worth 1.5 at... Boys’ 98e. Hats, 600. Special, Friday and Saturday, 5,000 dozen mixed, sennet and 0 plain Straw Hats, worth 98c., at @ Largest Stock of Boy the city. Ladies’ Hats. Imported Leghorn Flats, with full wreath of wild flowers, buttercups or apple blossoms, &@ most extraordinary special 58 offer, . Another very fine lot of trim- med Hats, black chip flat stylishly shaped and trimme: with lace, ribbon and feathers 3 §8 or flowers, worth $6.50, at..... Oy 5 fine Leghorn Flats, beauti- fully trimmed with satin rib- { 98 bon and flowers, special... A Stationery--- Special. Full pound box fine quality Pure Linen Writing Paper and En- velopes to match; box contains 60 sheets and @ envelopes, for Hats in fe, CABINET OF PAPER FOR 19.— taining 6) sheets of fine quality Writing Paper with Envel- opes to match, in ruled or plain, cam -19. i HOSIERY. Golf or Bicycle Hose at $1.24, ANOTHER BIG LOT JUST ARRIVED. All hand-made Scotch goods, in Mixtures, Plaids and Checks. These same qualities are sold by all leading houses at $4.00 and $5.00 Per pair; to-morrow we offer them at 1824, | These Cabinets, con- | CREATER NEW YORK’S CREATEST STORE. OOOO ODIO GEO. R. DAVIS Director-General of the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago Says: AVING used Johann Hoff’s Malt Ex- tract as a nerve tonic, and as an aid to digestion, | can cheerfully commend it. Beware of imitations. ¢ Johann Hoff's Malt Extract has this signature (™ Eisver & Menpetson Co., The genuine Son neck label, Sole Agents, New York We Allow the Ratiro J. % S. BAUMANN’S, Sth Ave. Cor, 19th St. OPEN SATURDAY EVENING NEW YORK DENTAL PARLORS. Variore, ast 1 their method, velng PALN- Hess, WEDMERE, 139 Cumberiand et., Drookiya, FORRESTER, 260 12th st. J t, fll oF apply. or teeth without plates Paintenn, | We a | ev eenefully with COMPLETE MOUR’ to order of ready madi JACKSON MONEY DOWN IF YOU SATISFY US YOU ARE THE RIGHT PARTY. We have still on exhibition in our show windows a com- pletely furnished 4-Room Flat at $100. EE LOOM SOLE. RRO POE 1c ON CREDIT ATA ALIGHT ADVANCE EVERYTHING FOR . HOUSEKEEPING. Carpets, Bedding, Lamps, Baby Carriages, Olicloths, Stoves, Pictures, Clocks, Portleres, Crockery, Refrigerators, Tinware and Lace Curtains, Fare Beth W to Out-of-Town Buyers. NTIL 10 O'CLOU! ___ |For Sale. SEWING , MACHINES a Gre, datas Homan a Site fe eure sree sr cates re ea ae _______ 398 Bast 16th and 102 Grand at $I DOWN AWNOLD & CO cash or credit, no mis. BROS., 6 Maiden DIAMONDS, WATCHES, $1. weekly upwai pairing half DARLING, 36 John’ at BARGAIN DAY To-Morrow What a swarm of people responded to our invitation to the “FEAST OF BARGAINS” last’ Friday---it paid them, too---more and better bargains this week. REMNANTS OF LACES. . Nearly every kind—all the nov- elties, including all silk black Chan- tillys and Bourdons—butter color and white Vesenciennes, Pt. de Paris, Oriental and English Eyelet, 7 repre. with amplen JOLMONNOT some as low as Se. the yard. REMNANTS OF VEILINGS, Odd lengths of all the newest things in black and colored veilings at less than half the original prices —double width Malines and all-silk Chenille Dotted Veiling, allScolors, at Se. the yard. REMNANTS OF RIBBONS. All the short lengths left from our great 25c. and 39e. Ribbon Sale of Monday will be sold to-morrow at 124c.the yard—values up to 75c. REMNANTS OF WASH GOODS. Snip! Snip! How the scissors havo been flying all the week—hun- dreds of short lengths left of all kinds of Lawns, Organdies, Dimities, Ducks, Percales and Fancy Novel- ties. We'll sell them to-morrow at 5je. the yard. REMNANTS OF LINENS. A picnic for early buyers—all short pies of White and Turkey Red Table Damask, Glass Towel- lings at half the regular prices—a little lot of Cotton Towelling at 2c. the yard. ° 58 West 234 St. Flats and Apartments to Let. ONE MONTH FREE—Beautitul fat cheapest in elty; ation; healthy location, Janitor, 404 Bradburst ot B rosme; modern _———— ee Instruction. Uchool, Goth ot. & 06 Riding school THe 5 od ‘The only fall accounts of bane- ball gi given im “The Kv. Baseball Ext: immediately after the last play bh heen made. B.AltmanaGs : Boys Clothing. Friday and Saturday, May 17 and 18, BOYS’ SUITS, $3.50 i Double breasted 4,50 | mixed Ohisviote, (5, 6 ef SAILOR SUITS, - flue al " 3,45 | 485 5.05. REEFING JACKETS 3.05 Blue Serge, 4,65 1.45 WASHABLE Suits, ) 1.05: Striped Galatea, 195 t 2.25 ° SAILOR SUITS, English Serge, 18th St., 19th St. & Sixth Ave, —_—_—€_—X—sXSasSs' _ SPECIAL SALE : Friday and Saturday of MATTINGS, | 9.4 per ret! of 40 yaag Enéiteh Iizeloams ....... Good Oileleths . Jonap & Co ia the former Mores of TRUESDELL’S, x GENTLM, a (AN, aldence, eect, 240" Workd \oommnadale S39 Ave59 =< Mattress Dept.—Main Floor. Excelsior Mattress, full size. 1 Fibre Hair-Top Mattresi Short Hair Mattresses, 4 11 Full-size Sanitary Fibre Mat- tress, with good quality hair top and bottom, covered with best A. C. A. ticking, sold everywhere at $10.00.. |Full size 4 Ib, Mixed Hair Mattress, best ticking, made in one or two parts, sold 8.00 everywhere at $12.50; our price, Q,' | Excellent quality Curled-Hair 10, 50 " Mattress, 40 1b., worth $18.00... Pure South American Curled- Hair Mattress, 40 Ib., one or {3 49 two parts; worth $2000, Mattresses, to order, of super-ex- tra quality White Drawings, 40 Th, one or two parts, regularly 48 00) ~ 10,00 | Upholstered Cot. a 250 of these Upholatered Cots, made on the premises; sold all { 09 over New York at $2.00... be WOVEN WIRE BED SPRINGS, made in our own shop, on the premises, | THE SAVOY, 91.79, 1,000 of these Woven Wire Bed- Springs, to ft any size bed; sold all over New York at { 78 $2.50 to $3.50; all sizes, at. . WOVEN WIRE COTS. jOUNAD ON OUR MAIN FLOUR, Made in our own shop; best hardwood frame; sold all over Sterling Silve Stoves Refrigerators, Carriages, Ice-Cream Freezers, and Window Screens, Lawn Mow, $24 oll\mplemen Silk Belts, with ail. ver-piated initial buckle; newest terling designs; all initials at -29 Real Alligator, 37c. Genuine Allig: Card Case and Pocketbook, 37. Seal Grain Combination Card Case and Pocketbook, black, brown antl tan, sterling s! corners and name plate. t, 41c. Bterling Silver Bhirt W e 8 studs, 1 collar button and 1 pair link but tone; over 20 of the newest de signs, per set, Belt Pins, chased Sterling Silver Belt Buckles, in a varlety of designs....., e 65 \Crockery, Lamps, &c. Before buying cottage outfits it will be TO YOUR INTEREST to examine our | goods and prices. comple but you will receive purchasing here than anywhere else in this country, ‘ot only have we a rything you desire, far better value by stock of e' We prepay freight wit We are headquarte! for Oi and G: lee-Chests, Ba i anes, Tea and Toilet 13 1-4 Inchas. 9 1-4 Inches, Listed at $15.00. to be sold at Combination, 13 1-4 Inches. 91-4 Inches, er 3] Usted at $15.00, x to be sold at $4.98. ; Both clocks are in Ls beautifully marblelzed, Electric Department. We offer this entire outfit with! full directions so simple that a child can put them up, all complete for. Also our Ele n 100} miles on purchases amounting to $5.00 and over, ica | | Our $7.0 Medical or Rien use, Load | TH Sts Q-Inch Pure Silk Umbrella (case and tassel), close roll on steel rod, Welxel or Congo, crooks or 97 loops, value $380, at... Area A |%-inch Royal Blue Britannia Silk Sun Umbrellas (case and tassel), M-inch Black Taffeta Silk (case and tassel), close roll on steel rod, Wetxel or Congo loops { 6 and handies, value $2.50, at... 1, Bie Sale of Bags. |$-tnch Cowhide Alligator Bags.. |10tnch Cowhide Alligator Bags.. U-inch Cowhide Alligator Bags.. 12-Inch Cowhide Alligator Bags.. 18-inch Cowhide Alligator Bag r M-inch Cowhide A ator Bags.. eo) Winch Cowhide Alligator Bags., .08 | 12-in, Grained Leather Club Bags a0 Engitsh Grained Leather Clay < . English Grained Leather Club Taga, 12 inch, at 1,39 Bags, 4 inch, at . or lish Grained Leather Club Bags, 16 inch, at... 1,98 | Real Alligator Club Bags, 10 in. 18 Real Aliigator Club Bags, ILin.. 1.08 b Rags, in. 1.08 | b Bags, 13 in. Kags, 14 tn. ator Club Bags, 15 In.. ntor Club Bi 18 in Dress Suit Case made of best material and fin- Lat . ' ain Shopping Bass one Hags, leather | Sole Le as trimmed in. $1.99) 15 in, at $1.59, 18 at $189, 90 in. at $1.88, 22 t $1.95, 26 in. at $2.19. Silverine open case, fitted with jewel American movem you would consider it excellent value; special price, Ladies’ Ho Ladies’ Maco Cotton Hos- fery, in Hermsdorf black, stainless, russet tans and fancy boot patterns, all very fine gauge, full regular made land double soles; sold for s5c.; sale price, rystal bulb handles, | value #260, at... ee | 15 OT Ladies’ LISLE THREAD Hostery, in Hermsdort stainless black, russet | tans, fancy two-toned and Engilsh Grained Leather club 1,69) 1. Railroad Men, solid opera shades, plain or Richelieu ribbed; sold for 6c, at oY 25. Ladies’ SILK Hoslery, in statne + less black; also ladies’ best quality French LISLE THREAD Hoslery, hand em- broidered on Inst: . beautiful assortment; sold for $8. to 49 BLD, Aateceeeee “ Children’s Hosie ’. Children’s fine quality Maco Cot- ton } French’ ribbed, in Hermsdorf black and russet tan shades, double knees, full regular 7 Inch sold for 3ie.; all { sizes : . *hildren’s French Ribbed Liste \ Thread Hostery, in Hermsdort | stainless black an} russet tan shades » soles and knees, neh soll for 68e,; all sizes . Men's fine quality Maco Cotton Hose, in Hermsdorf stainless Mack and russet tan | shades and French bal- | briggan, full regular! made, double heels and | toes, sold well at se, | and 350. at | 9c. Men's fine quality French Lisle ‘Thread Hosiery, in stainless 8 blacks and tans; sold for Bc., ‘Men's fine quality Silk Hosiery, 25 ‘ ‘Wc, quality, at. " Greatest Sale Ever Held in New Vout, Ba If you want a few new Pictures for the | flat or country cott: your chance tg, now. Framed pictures will be sold { all this” week at lower | than ever before heard of. It will startle, you to see what a great number of very! desirable pictures can be bought fom!’ ~> two or three dollars, Nothing's near! Uke a revolution has occurred in branch of trade for many years, It's @| complete upsetting of all the old stande! ards of cost and value. " 1,200 Btigrawe '*!? ings; white enamelled, solt@’ oak or cherry frames, torchom ©. mat, geod subbe'> ony Jects for bede rooms oF chile! dren's — roemay &c., at ie 0, $00 Colored Landscapes, also ¢ 7 handsome Gravures, all good « ; pictures, white enamelled u e white and gold frames, 16x30, Pictures, “The Old Five o'Clock Te &c.; 50 subjects; white enam- elled frames (with mav), 14x22... landscape and marine pictures, 02. OL. 600 of Taber's Artotypes, selected pictures, also Hoover's colored fac-simile Landscapes,” 8-inch white and gold ornamented i frames, 26x30 ‘ 15 well-selected Photogravures, ‘t-Inch ornamented oak frames, [40 Pastel Landscapes, In white and gold Fiorentines, cut out and 998 bored frames, 26x34. oa SPECIAL—1 Historical and =, Pompelian Scenes, “Songs of Youth," “Childhood's Pleas- ures," &c,, all beautiful repro- x” ductions of water colors, 8 heavy, deep-set, white-reeded ™ frames, heavy gold bar in the o 2.08 centre snd gilt Inside, 30m40, Feduced from 85,00 to...eessess-s 20 Game and Fruit Pictures, or- namented or polished oak 8 frames, with silver lining, at.. Genuine Free Hand Pastel Game Pictures, excellent workman: ehip, in oak and silver frames, panel PROPe : Bh on a