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TO-DAY'S SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. LORD PEEL AND THE The Daily News says: can be more unbusinesslike than an attempt to re-open points once decided, and in this case the attempt itself proves the existence of deliberate obstruction. It is becoming a question whether the brewers shall govern the country or whether the country shall govern the brewers. We regret that anyone not a brewer should have been found to take the chair vacated by Lord Peel. Sir Algernon West means well, and there is something to be said for the special form of compensation which he would give when licences are taken away.

He and those who agree with him propose compensation in money. Lord Peel and his supporters hold that a notice of five, six, or seven rears would be sufficient, and would avoid the serious injustice of paying from public funds for what is not a legal right. The difference between the two proposals, important as it is does not, account for the resignation of the chairman. That has been brought about by the attitude of the trade," and Lord Peel's protest against an insufferable dictation will be echoed throughout Great Britain. Even those prejudiced Tories who regard Sir Wilfrid Lewson as a fanatic and Sir William Harcourt aa a time-server will be puzzled to explain away the action of Lord Peel.

They cannot deny that he came to the consideration of the subject with an open mind or thai he listened with imperturbable patience to werything tbe witnesses could say. They cannot call him a Radical or a crotchet-monger, nor dispute his vast experience of public affairs. If he finds the impracticable, who is to deal with the trade? The "Standard" Peel made an excellent Speaker during a somewhat stormy period in the history of the House of Commons, but experience of the Licensing Commission has shown that the qualities of firmt ess and obduracy which he then acquired made his selection as chairman somewhat hazardous. If one consideration more than another contributed to his appointment it was that he would bring from the office he had held with so much distinction an ingrained habit of impartiality and skill amounting almost to genius the management of a deliberative body. The facts point unmistakably to the eoncrqsien that though his mind may have been free from prepossessions at the outset of the inquiry he formed very strong personal opinions as the evidence accumulated, and was more anxious to impose these upon his colleagues than to win them to a harmonious decision.

We should be sorry to do an injustice to Lord Peel, for whose intellectual powers and strength of will everyone with any knowledge of public life must feel sincere admiration, but there is the patent fact that whether from any want of tact on his part or from the inherent difficulties of the subject the Commission haa broken down on a vital point. The two or three reports that will now be issued will be valueless except as a hatch of conflicting suggestions for legislation. This is precisely the end that should have been avoided. Lord Peel seems to have taken the shortest and most- certain way to bring it to pass. We had expected better things from him, notwithstanding the enormous difficulties in the way of devising a report which should embody all that was just and reasonable iv the divergent views of the three elements of which the Commission was composed.

THE SAMOAN QUESTION. The Times says: Apparently the incident of the fighting is being quoted in Germany as a fresh proof that the present position in the islands is intolerable, and that the appointment of the German member of which is still unnamed a matter urgent importance. The argument scarcely seems pertinent. It Ls agreed by all parties that the position, however it may have been brought about, is intolerable, and that it ought to be put an end to with all practicable despatch. But the fact that three British and American officers and four men have been killed and seven men wounded in the discharge of their duty will not be allowed to sway our judgment on a question of politics.

Events of the kind are nothing new in the history of a world-wide empire like ours, and we are not going to be. flurried by what has happened. We shall, of course, exact punishment from the natives who assailed the British and American column, and if our present forces are instrmcient for that purpose others will be despatched. A gunboat and a cruiser are already under orders to sail from Sydney, and other ships with troops or arms for the friendly natives can be easily sent from that port or from New Zealand should they be required. In the meantime we.

shall go on with the negotiations on the same lines and in the same manner as before. The incident is a natural result of the anarchy in Samoa which nevitably followed the failure of the local representatives cf the Powers to agree and the issue of conflicting proclamations by them. We deeply deplore it, but we cannot regard it as in any sense a reason for hurriedly accepting decisions which might hereafter prejudice our permanent interests in the Pacific. BRIBERY OF PUBLIC OFFICIALS. The "Daily News" says: interesting question of casuistry was raised in the frial the Old Bailey yesterday of a contractor for giving a bribe to an official of the Metropolitan Police.

The official in question, when he perceived what the prisoner was after, listened to what he had to say, aud no action was taken wntil the offence was complete. The prisoner's counsel argued in defence of the client that the official thus became the "defendant's tempter." He ought instead to have contented himself with cautioning the defendant. The Recorder dissented from this view, and most people, we think, will agree with him. As a general rule any action provocative of crime is of coarse to be deprecated. But considering the great difficulty of bringing corruption of this kind-tio justice; the police were well advised in securing a complete case.

From the ethical point of view the contractor was guilty when he first, offered the bribe, and there is no suggestion whatever that the police official had in any way "tempted" tbe defendant to make such an offer. The alternatives at this point did not lie between innocence and guilt, but between letting the man escape with a caution and bringing him to book. VTVTSECTION UP TO DATE. The "Daily Chronicle," referring to an article by Dr. Dudgeon entitled "Vivisection up to date," says: This article professes to be ia the main an account drawn from foreign scientific and medical publications of vivisection on human beings, chiefly on women and children.

Ail we can state is that if they are true the doctors who did these deeds are self-convicted criminals, dangerous to society, enemies of mankind, violators of every article of the cede Of mercy and relief of which they are the interpreters. What are the nature of those experiments? A Konigsberg professor gives an account of a series of tubercular injections on forty new-born children in the midwifery hospital of Konigsberg. Another doctor relates how he inoculated a young unmarried woman with the microbe of pus. A physician, in the university hospital for women in Leipzig inoculated eighty poor women with various bacili, including those coming from women suffering from puerperal fever. A Vienna doctor inoculated three healthy and perfectly respectable women with a foul disease, the inoculation taking place in one case ten days after confinement.

The disease was duly developed, and the women were then transferred to the special hospital with its special occupants. These are details as full as, in the interests of the general reader, we can well convey in these columns. We now formally call the attention of the medical journals to this filthy scandal. They are, we think, bound in the interest-; of the profession to take instant and senous notice of it. LOCKED OUT OF AN HOTEL.

STRANGE CONDUCT OF A COLLIERY PROPRIETOR. At the Dudley Police Court, yesterday, Richard Mills, 80, eoUiery proprietor, Broome, near Stourbridge, was charged with unlawfully and wilfully doing damage to property belonging to the Wolverhampton and Dudley Breweries Company. Mr. Underbill said that shortly after midnight preceding Good Friday defendant went to the Station Hotel, and, according to his statement rang the bell, which was probably correct, but the summons was not heard. Ultimately defendant broke a large glass panel of the front door, and kicked in the wooden panel below, doing damage to the amount of £3.

lli. He then got through the aperture made in the glass panel, and went to bed. A policeman, seeing the damage done to the door, suspected burglary, and he and a cabman managed to open it, and, having the landlord, searched the premises. Defendant who was in bed, said, "I could not make them hear, and I broke it." Defendant had been staying at the hotel up to the Tuesday previous, but was not rxpected on the night named. Police-constable Houghton said that when he saw defendant, after searching the house, the latter said, I rang, and afterwards kicked the door in.

They had no right to lock the hotel against nie." Mr. Feller (manager), in reply to Mr. Ward, said he and his wife were sound sleepers, pnd there was no night porter. There were fiva females sleeping at the top of the house at the time, and they might have heard the bell ring. The Chief Superintendent said considerable violence must have been used.

Defendant told witness that he knocked the glass in with his hand, but there was no mark on the hand. For the defence, Mr. Ward said Mr. Mills arrived at Dudley by the last train from Birmingham, and as he was then cine miles from home he was npelbd to seek hotel accommodation. He ran? the bell for a considerable period, and as his summons remained unanswered he kicked the door, with the result that the glass panel gave way.

He contended that the damage was not done maliciously, and suggested that the justice of the case would be met by the defendant pacing the amount of the damage. Defendant said he rang the bell and hammered the door for fortj minutes. The Bench imposed a fine of £5 and costs, and ordered the defendant to pay the amount of the damage, £3. lls GENERAL NEWS. Duka of Cambridge was received yesterday afternoon at tho Elysee by the French President, who returned the visit at the Hotel Bristol.

Mr. J. Walton, M.P., will leave London in July for a seven months' trip to China, his desire being to obtain information on the spot as to how British commercial interests in that country can be best pro, tooted. Several Italian warships will arrive this week at Antwerp, and a series of fetes will be held in their honour. A reception and luncheon are to be given by the city, and the King will receive the Italian officers at the Chateau of Laeken, where a garden party will be held.

The first death from the present visitation of smallpox in Hull took place yesterday at the Garrison-side Hospital. The patient, a single young woman, was only admitted on Monday, bat from the first her case was considered hopeless. Daily visits are being made by the sanitary officers to the centres from which the cases now in hospital have come, and where people are or have been in contact revaccination is being strongly recommended. Nearly all the have, hdw.ver, been of a very mild type, and wbilrt przeaution being taken, the authority doat not apprehend any serious extension. The Paris correspondent tbo Times," telegraphing yesterday, understand that the directors of tho Suez Canal Company, subject.to tbe approval of the general meeting of shareholders, have appointed Baron de Courcel aud Vicomte.

de Vogue to the two vacant seats on the Board. The stipendiary magistrate at Sheffield had before him yesterday a case in which the Torpedo Bag Company, cf Wentworth-street, in that city, was summoned for not having securely i'enced a dangerous machine, by which a lad named 15 years of age, had part cf his finger torn off. ''The Factory Inspector said he considered this tuts a case of gross negligence, and the lad might have 10-' rill his fingers. A fine oi £20 and costs was imposed. Sunday of Sunday newspapers, Mr.

R- E. Leader, of Streatham Hill, writes Those who take note of historical cqincidences and repetitions may be interested to be reminded that jusi one hundred years ago. 1799. W'ilbeiforce made an unsuccessful attempt to carry a lav; suppressing Sunday newspapers. Mr.

Lecfcy of England" cabinet edition, vol. p. 13, note), in quoting Wilberforce's Life," vol p. 338, as his authority for this statement, records that Wilberforce "pretends that Pitt was induced to refuse his support because three out of the four Sunday newspapers supported tele The- dare -the Scarborough Festival haa been frcm the first to tlie second week ia October. The Town Clerk of Keighley has received a letter from the Home Office stating that a separate Commission of the Teace for the borough of Keighley has been granted.

At the monthly meeting of the Board of tbe Nottingham General Hospital yesterday, Colonel Sir Charles Seeiev, presiding, a letter was read from Robniscm, J.P.} of Worksop Manor, offering-. expenditure -cf. £10,000 a new wing to, the hospital as a memorial of his only son, thY Mr. J-. Sand ford Robinson, whose sad death last year was so deeply lamented in Nottingham and district.

The munificent offer was gladly accepted by the Board. For the second time in three years Ncwcastle-on- Tyne has been polled on the tramway question. The last time the issue was on tha question of cables worked by a syndicate on lease, and this was defeated by some two hundred votes, in a poll of half the ratepayers. Yesterday it was the electric overhead system, and worked by the Corporation, or nothins. The Bill has been approved by a majority of 1,217.

There were about 40,000 voting papers distributed, and returned blame and 1,409 on account of being improperly filled up. Plovees French contemporary grumbles because, owing to the greediness of the English, plover's eggs cost two and a half francs apiece in Paris, but the complaint need not be taken seriously, as the same authority quotes four shillings per egg as the price current in London asserting moreover that as much as £3 was bid foi a couple of specimens last month. On the Continent the eggs of the piover are not by any means so highly appreciated as with us. The late Prince Bismarck, however, was passionately fond of them, and his admirers used to send them to him by the thousand from the plains of North Germany. Tub Hon.

Mrs. Fitzwilliam and Her Tailor's Bill. In the Westminster County Court yesterday, the case of Sacgster v. Fitzwilliam came before his Honour Judge Lumley and was a claim by James Robertson Sangster, trading as Levenston and Company, tailors, at Aberdeen, fcr a shooting costume supplied to the wife of rhe defendant, the Hon. Reginald Fitzwilliam.

Mr. Scarlett was counsel for the plaintiff, and said he believed the defendant set up the defence that he made his wife a sufficient allowance to buy her own clothes. A solicitor, appearing for both defendants, said that wa3 so. The plaintiff said the defendant took a shooting-lodge in the district; but before he went into occupation he stayed with his w.fe at the Paris Hotel. While there the wife was measured, fitted, and supplied with a shooting costume.

They were all Scotch," said plaintiff. The defendant did not appear, and his Honour decided against him, giving judgment for the plaintiff with, costs, the amount of the claim not transpiring. IS Printed aud Published by William Evans a lC News offices, I. Manchester, where all tions must be addressed. Telephone, No.

541 Editorial Telephone, No. Commercial Department. The Hakchestke Evkning News is Begistered to: THE MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 1899. 6 SAXES BY AUCTION. Monday and every Monday at 2 o'clock prompt, at Horse Repository, New Strangeways.

Manchester. WILLIAM J. SMITH will SELL BY AUCTION, 55 Valuable CART, VAN, and HARNESS HORSES and COBS. Entries can now be made for this sale. ON DAY Next, at SMITH'S Horse Repository, tbe property of a Manchester tjrm, 5 Working HORSES, 20 sets of Silver and Brass-mounted Harness, 1 Baker's Van, 2 Liverpool Gigs, 1 with indiarubber tyres, 2 Governess Cars.

Tomorrow (Friday), at Bridge-street. Manchester. ANDERSON DLXItWORTH will SELL BY AUCTON a large Collection of Newand Second-hand FURNI A EFFECTS, comprising, drawing, dining, bedroom suites, eabineis, sideboards, oak mahogany uiinng tables, hair-seated sofas and chairs, engravings, plate, fancy goods, brasses, fenders, hardwood tables A chairs, wringing machines, safe, it effects. Several excellent Pianofortes, at 115. Coal Exchange, Market Place, next, April 14th, WM.

COCKERILL will SELL BY AUCTION, 60 HIGH-GRADE CYCLES, by such well known makers as the Coventry Cross, Claremonts, Sanspariel.and other well-known Auctioneer has great pleasure in drawing special attention to this sale, as these machines are without doubt the best lot ever offered by auction in tho district. Auctioneer's offices, Heywood and Boclidale. Now on To-morrow (Friday), at one Horse and Carriage Repository, Strangeways, Brewers, Contractors, Tradesmen, Gentlemen, and Twenty-two Canadian Cart, Van, and Harness Horses, just arrived. BENNETT, SON, BUCKLEY have received instructions from the Importer to SELL BY AUCTION 22 Canadian Cart, Van. and Harness HORSES, five to six years old, all sold sound In wind and eyes and good workers.

Now on view for trial and v.s. examination. To be followed by 40 Ride, Drive, and Draught Horses, Cobs, and Ponies, several grand Turnouts, Landaus, Broughams, Ralli Cars, Harness, te. Further entries cau now be made Now On To-morrow Repository. FIFTEEN High stepping COBS and PONIES, four to six years old, 15 to 14 hands high.

A grand lot: all sold sound wind and eyes and good workers. To-morrow (Friday), at eleven Salerooms, Market Place, Important Sale of Furniture, Pianos, Blendes, Ac. BENNETT, SON. BUCKLEY will SELL BY AUCTION all the Valuable DINING, DRAWING, and BED ROOM SUITES, Sideboards, Cheffoniers, Overmantels, Sofas, Couches, Easy Chairs, Dining Tables. Hall Stands, Brass Fender Bronzes, Clocks, Pictures, Wardrobes, Bedsteads, Bedding, Kitchen Dressers, Chairs and Tahles.Wringing and Sewing Machines, also the Second-hand Furniture from a house in Moss Side and Two Loads of Furniture from a storer.

No reserve. At 1 JO, Several Pianos, Bicycles Drapery, Boots, Shoes. Jewellery, Ac. 12 o'clock, 30 i assinettes and Mall Carts, without reserve. YAPP'S COMPRESSED AIR PATENT CARPET CLEANING WORKS.

STRETFORD AND WHITEFIELD. ORDERS SENT DIRECT WILL ENSURE THIS SPECIAL A PROMPT ATTENTION. Telephone No. 6,859. UMBRELLAS.

Practical Manufacturer Recovered from 3s. 6d. in half-an-hour. Umbrellas from ls. 6d.

to 18s. in all its M'Cauley, 65, Thomas-st. SILVER GOODS. FINNIGAN'S HAVE NOW ON VIEW A LARGE AND HIGH-CLASS EXHIBITION OF FINE SILVER GOODS. AMONGST THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE SILVERSMITH'S ART ARE THE ENTIRELY NEW "POMPADOUR" AND "WATTEAU" STERLING SILVER TOILET SETS, INCLUDING HAND-GLASS.

BRUSHES, TRAYS Ac. THE WORKMANSHIP. WITH REGARD TO BOTH SH APE AN FINISH, IS OF THE HIGHEST ORDER. THE DECORATION IS IN THE BEST TASTE, AND THE FINELY CHASED DESIGNS ARE THROWN UP BY BEING PARTLY IN THE DULL SILVER FINISH. THESE SETS WILL BE FAVOURITES WITH PEOPLE WHO WISH A.

QUAINT PATTERN OF THE LAST CENTURY. FI I A 123, DEANSGATE, and 115, MAR T-S TREET. TO BE LET. D'VmjJNG-HOTTSES. BE LET, Well-built Modern HOUSES, 2 sitting-rooms, lobbied, rood kitchen, scullery, 3 bedrooms, bath, front garden: rent 10s.

apply Mr. Pendleton, Ladybam T. MOULT, 39, Princess-street. Exceedingly pleasant Semi-detached HOUSE TO BE LET: two large entertaining, five bed rooms, good gardens south aspect, charming situation: rent only £32: key Claremont, Beaufort A Marsland T. Moult.

39, Princess-st. UPICRIOR New HOUSES, with latest Improvements, in Manley Park, near to tramway terminus: 2 entertaining rooms, 5 bed rooms, bath, lavatory, gas fittings throughout: hot and cold water: rents 10s. per week at 55, Clarendon Road, Wballey Range. i CIHEETH 13, BE LET: four bed) rooms good back: rent 37, Cheetbam-street: HOUSE To Be Let: six rooms: good back: rent 62, Bignorstreet OOD HOUSES, 4 to 46, Attleboro' Road, Lightbowna Road, Moston sd. workmen's trains from Dean I.ane and Newton Heath to Manchester, 31, Attleboro' Road; or THOS.

DERBY, estate agent, 31, Mary-street, Harpurhcy. MR. JOHN H. PEMBERTON. Surveyor and Estate Agent, Brazennose-street, has the following HOUSES TO Grove, close to tram: new.

wellaired, three bedrooms, bath, ready shortly: rent Bs. clear. URMSTON :44 Princess Road, eight minutes station: two sitting, three bed rooms, bath, large garden; rent clear. Mr. G.

L. Collins, solicitor, was yesterday elected as county magistrates' clerk at Rochdale, in succession to the late Mr. George Jackson. Cttdaht's Rex Ox Tongues and Lunch Tongues a treat. Try them, and you wiil twj delighted.

Can be had irom all branches of T. Seymour Mead and TO BE LET. Threeentert'ning rooms, double front, £23:4, Greenheys. Hyde Rd. Station (near): 39, Friendship Avenue: hot water: ss.

clear Cheadle House: garden: ss. Gill. City Road: five bedrooms: bath; rent, lis. 3 bed and bath room: rent 7s. 6d.

HOUSE, with three-stall Stable, in Fairbrother-street, Ordsall Lane, Lane. 46, Percy-street, Harrison-street: rent 4s. THOMPSON A RATCLIFFE. 9, Chapel Walks. OLD TRAFFORD: 49, Clifton-street: 3 bedrooms, bath: every convenience ICS.

LTA'CLNG HOUSE TO BE LET. bath, gardens, 4c CHEETHAM to tram officei good House: healthy locality: rent A VTO. 1, Coffee-street, and 59. Neill-street, West Gorton, near the -1 Monastery: rent and Ratilitfe. 9.

Chapel 10, Eitoft-street: rent ss. and 9, Chapel Walks. UCKINGHAMTsTREET, Hodge I-ane, Salford: rent 4s. 6d THOMPSON A RATCEIEFE, 9, Chapel Walks. No.

1, Summer terrace. Grove-street; rent Bs. newly and Ratclitfe, XTO- 5, WiTuamson-street, Blackfriars Road, Salford: rent 4s. THOMPSON RAIL'LIFEE, 9, Chapel Walks. 19, Worcester-street, Tullv-street, Higher XI Family HOUSE: three bedrooms: rent 6s.

"VOTS9, Ackroyd-street, Abbey Hey Lane, near Half-way House: 4s. A RATCLIEIE, Walks. IGHER close to Gt. Id. beds, parlour, kitchen, lobbied: rent 53.

jhop. MAREI ED HOUSE. 7, New JL York Place, rent ss. Country Cottage TSmin. station 3 bedrooms, parlour, OUSE TO BE LET present tenant leaving 154.

Evening News office. Mary Road, near Toll Bar, 14, John ll Harrop-street. good COTTAGE 45.: land for poultry free. CHEETHAM HILL ROAD (near Victoria Station street. Park-street: 4 bedrooms, 2 kitchens: 52.

3 bedrooms, bath, cellar, gardens :7miii.staii. 7, Lyme Grove, Church Road: 7 large rooms bath, lavatory, cellar rent 7s. 9d. weekly clear front garden. OUSE, near town, south side: Urge gardens, with fruit trees and fowl runs: rent ingoing ELLOR, COTTAGE, four bedrooms, £13; One, JtJL two large bedrooms, TtTew Ss.

6d. and 9s. clear 2 enter ir.g, bath rooms, ll ple'nt Ravine Mount, nr. Convent, Church Lage.H ongsight. best part: Capital House, 7, Meller Rd, Slade w.c, Bs.

6d. 1 urnbull, 83, Mosley-st: key 2. Albeit ler. OUBLE-KRONTED, bath, w.c., £26i 84. Dorset-street: ditto, only smaller, 7, 6d.

week. HTfEHOUSE terrace, Moston 4 bedrooms, cellar, open and Ircmtj at No. 2. OUSE, pleasantly situated 1 bath, lavatory; 6s. 6d.

Woodland Road, Beech Range, near station: dining, drawing, 5 bed rooms, bath, w.c. free to half qr. Front Room House: garden back A front: terrace: rent ss. near LonieGrove, at ganlen.bath, w.c.Ac.: keyat 11- rent 9s. 6d.

150, Up. off Moston 1 Mna- rent 65.: 3 bedrooms also 135, rove. off rent 4s. key at 10. E.

LEVY. 17, Withy Grove. Rd. (nr. Chorlton bath.lav., Ac.

9s. 6d. at E. E.JUevy,j7,_Withy Grove and 9, off Hali-st. bath, rent key at E.

LEVY. 17, Withy Grove. ROOKS'S oft bath, key at E. E. Levy, ithy(iroee.

28, C'lito-street, off Hall-street: bath, beautified: 7s. Clear: key at E. Levy, 17, Withy Grove, A 25, station): rent, ss. 2d. toreman on works or E.E.Leyy,l7,WithyGve, rent ss.

key at 38; also jS.E ahy Gve. St. Silas-street, roomy HOUSE: rent ss. Vf OS. 37 and 43, Hr.

large Xl Houses: bath, w.c, A every rent Us. 6d. per w'k clear. XTO. 173, MOSS rent A RATIK Chapel Walks.

Four-ioomed HOUSE: rent 3s. treet. Heaton House, Handforth (near station): 2 enter, rooms, 5 capital bedrooms, baths and w.c.-George Lee, Brookheld, Handtorth HOUSES: 5 minutes station: ss.6d.per week AUTert Avenue, Higher Road. HOUSE. 12, New York-street; tour rooms XJ upstairs, and all modem conveniences.

OCHDALE ROAD: 64. Buckley-street, near Double House: 4s. Bjackfnars-st. rdwick, 11, House To be Let: rent 9s. 6d.

clear. W. H. Robinson, Cromwell Buildings, Blackfriars-street, City. CHORLTON 82.

Duke-street: Good liar-windowed HOUSES: 6 rooms each: 243, City Road. ALLOWFIELD: 9s weekly: 2 sitting. 3 bedrooms: bath, w.c.: 4 minutes from 67, Cawdor Road. 0. 54, DURHAM STREET.

Greengate. Salford: good house: rent 3s. F. BRIERLEY, 41. John Dalton-street.

HEETHAM House, near tram office I 10, Halstoadstreet: rent 4s. 6d. JosephAffleck, 22, Tib law. ENDLETON, 34, Union-street. 4 roomed cottage, with 2 good cellars: rent Affieck, 22.

Tib ITHINGTONrOrchard-street, near 20, 7s. No. 15, 7s. 6d.jJear:_baths.-D. LOWE.

29. Blackfrlars-street. Excellent Four-roomed Houses, near board school and Id. car: 4s. keys 42.

29, Blackfriars-st. ILES PLATTING: 15. Double HOUSES: newly beautified 45.6 Lowe, 29, Blackfriars-st. HOUSE: w.c: good yard 4s. LOWE, 29, Blackfriars-street.

a OIfSEPART of SHOP, 597,1 heetham Hill Road six bedrooms, batb, 6s. Sd. clear. 29, beethamT lOTSmedley House: front garden, good yard, bay window cellared: 6s. Galesbrow, Parsonage Road: good HOUSE TO BE LET; reut above address for particulars.

TO BE LET, JLi No. U. rent 114, aience-street. L.B. PEN a LET UN No.

lo; r-iimwell bath, w.c., near ti-arns and trams: 10s. Road. jX) BE LET, 72, Francis-street, Brunswick-street: rent 141, Higher Cambridgc-stieet. OOD 4-roomed HOUSESi rent 3s. clear: hea thy locality! 3mins.

WOODWARD. Pleasant View, Mlddleton Junction. ILDED HOLLIfiS, MostorTl.ane. New Moston: double stone front, 529, Oldham RcL, Failsworth. Good modern HOUSE: convenience: 4 bedrooms, bath, 2 w.c.'s, 10s.

caste. O. 3, ChadwTck's BuTidings, Bury New Road, Ur. Good House, 4s. F.

Brierley, 41, John Dalton-st. Church Road: 2 entertaining, 4 bed rooms, bath garden: rent £22. TTbRTON: 8, Eaton-streetrTavlor-street: rent is. VT J. M.

BROWN," 33, Mosley-street. USHTOWN797WaIter-street, off Marlborough R.d: bay window: rent Whitehead, 16, Gt. Lr. Broughton. No.

7, KTRnam-street, close to tram: 7s. and SON, 33, Brazennose-street. RUSHOLME: No. 4, 7s. and SON, 33, Brazennose-street, City.

REENHEYS 70 and modern HOCSES: bath 3: rents 9s. 6d. and lis- 82: trams pass. No. 14, North Grove, Church Road: three bedrooms, bath, and lavatory: large garden, with fruit trees: rent £18.

1 OOD LET. 55, Princess Road, Moss Side: rent VjT UNSWORTH, 49, Princess-street, Manchester. Albert Grove House To Be Let rent Unsworth, 49. Princess-street, Manchester. aDital Family House, 25 n.

wa! of Exchange: 4 bedrooms, bath: Bs. weekly Road -W. H. Barrett, 96. Deansgate.

TVTO. 27, PoTlitt-street, Hyde Road (near Clowes-street Id. tram), lobmed.j bedrooms.cellared,pleasant: rent 6s. next door. ABFURI-lEY (opp.

Church)! 71, Church-street bath, Ac. rent 7s. 8 JJ Aibert Square. 3, Upper West Grove, Alexandra Grove.Plymouth Grove: large IN HOUSE: rent A PORTER, Albert. Windsor-street, Strawberry Hill, near Peel Park extension: New Six-roomed HOUSES rents 6s.

Well-finished Four-roomed COTTAGES: two cooking rallies near ss. per 39. Lee Road. HOUSE (bay), 85, Grosvenor-street, Gt. East, Hr.

Broughton 6s. 6d. Booth, 18. Gt-Ancoats-st. TTBMSTON.

Houses in Cavendish 4 minutes from tion: ss. 3d. week: AA. Grogan. l.Cooper-st., KS'STrTvR Excellent good 16 a HOUSEi bath, garden, Ac.

1 minute from 9, Monton Gn. ARPURHEY. 26, William-streetl good lobbied through: good CGLES six rooms, 6s. 9d. clear, 3, Hopwood Avenue; Urmston: seven rooms, bath, 7s.

clear, 2, William-street. BE LET, Two HOUSES, hi Seedicy: 4 bedrooms, bath, hot and cold water up and down: rent 7s. 6d. clear. XTEATON BE LET: rent £17: XX 5 minutes from 6, Moorfield Grove, Shaw Bd.

"OaTY-WINDOWED "HOUSE: garden back and front: outside Daisy Bank, Adswood, Cheadle Hulme. EVOLETON: 6, Jessel-street, House: 3 bedrooms: rent 6s. A Corbett, 69, Market-street. Cross-street, Grey Mare Four-roomed HOUSE 1 beautified: rent 4s. and CORBETT 1 BRADFORD: 8, Moody-street, HOUSE: newly painted and papered throughout: good drying ground at back: rent A CORBETT, 69, Market-street, ELLE VUE: Birch-street, Hyde Four-roomed HOUSE: beautified: rent 4s.

and CORBETT, Market-street, Manchester. HAJiPUHHEY: 9, Watt-street, Church-street, Rochdale Road: bay window, lobbied, bedrooms, cellars, garden: rent 7s. 3d. clear: key at No. A CORBETT, 69, Market-street.

oily hurst: 9, Gay-street, Hamilton-street, Collyhurst-street, Rochdale HOUSE: newly painted and papered throughout: rent 5s and Corbett, 69. Market-street. ULME: 92, Boston-street, near Junction (Id. HOUSE bay window, bath, w.c, rent 12s. NESBITT CORBETT.

69, Market-street, Manchester. ITHINGTCtN 18, Albert Grove, Wilmslow Rd. (near White Lion Five-roomed House: rent, 4s. 6d. per and Corbett 69.

Market-street. Manchester. HEirtfTVM fTIT I BOID 17 William it parlour, sitting-room, 3 bedrooms, bath, garden at front: rent 75.: key at No. and Corbett. 69, Market-street, Manchester.

Lyon-street, Mount-street, HOUSE: rent ss. 9d. A CORBETT, 69, Market-street, Manchester 20, HavtieUi-street, Florin-street, Ellor-street: large Four-roomed HOUSE: rent, 4s. 9d. and CORBETT.

69. Market-street. Manchester. 6, LOSTOCK TERRACE, within ten minutes station: six rooms and cellars: good gardens: rent Howard, Norbury Moor, Hazel Grove. ARPUBHEY: 32, Westbourne DWELLINGHOUSE two entertaining-rooms, four bedroomss: rent W.

H. SUTTON, estate agent, 59, Oldham Road, Manchester. 2 scullery, 5 bedrooms, bath. lavatory, w.c.: every modern rents from 9s. to Us.

per 113. Middlrton-street, Moss Lane East, Moss Side. LET LYME VIEW: fronting Woodford Road, Bramhall, Cheshire! 5 bedrooms, parlour, kitchen and scullery: good gardea-FRANKS A 14, Jirown-street, City. "TTBERT ROAD LEVENSHULME, adjoining station: new A family Houses: 4 bedrooms, bath, Ac, 2 w.c, js: garden: all modern or Koyle A Porter, 18, Albert Sq. BANK.Clarendon Road: detached' large gardens, stable, coachouse, rent and RATCLIFFE.

estate agents, Cross-stseet. FLIXTON: 13, 17. and 27rDelamere HOUSES, 6min. walk from station: 2 sitting, 3 bed room, bath, tiled hearths, rent Bs. 6d.

28, Market-st Country HOUSES, healthy situation: beautitied: A. close to new sUtion: rents 65.: keys at Mr. Hunter, fruiterer, Broom Lane, A. Levenshulme: 3 bedrooms, bath, and lour, sitting-room, kitchen, and washhouse: sanitation perfect: rent Bs. 3d.

per and builders. Fallowheld. C- -ON-M. isqivst. near Victoria 2 6 bed rooms: batb, lavatory, and w.c.: thoroughly beautified: at No.

53. Nesbitt A Corbett. 69, Market-st. Waterloo Road: 5 bedrooms, bath: rent W. H.

SUTTON, estate agent, 59, Oldham Road. QUEEN'S Queen's Good DWELLING-HOUSE, lavatory, cellared: H. SCTTON. 59, Oldham Road, Manchester. DIDSBURY 19, Claremont Grove, 2 entertaining rooms and kitchen, 5 bedrooms and bathroom, 2 w.c.'s, cellared throughout.

gardens back and front: rent £25: free to half-quarter. NO. 15, Wllberforce Terrace, Preston-street, Hulme (close to penny tram junction), TO BE LET: two sitting, four bed rooms garden, rent 10s. Spencer, 23, Pali Mall, Manchester. FURNISHED HOUSES.

Warley Road: 2 sitting, 4 beds: May, June, or Ju-r terms 1T127, Evening office. TO BE LET. "SHOPS. OFFICES WAREHOUSES. Shop, MosYSide: suit any business: good 82, Ev.

News. Butcher's Shop to be Let! no opposition: lis, a week OSS IXnEETST Corner SHOP and PREMISES: rent A Ratcliffe, estate Walks. 1 West Park-street, fitted for confectioner; rent 7s. per week. lARGE-fro'ivtedSHOP, suit business: rent 155.: key 194, City T.

MOULT, 39, Princess-street. 678E LET, good Greengrocer's SHOP, ingoing 1. Chiet-street, Salford. 1 BOtTt" RepairTngTsllOP TO BE LET with stock: late John Purcell, Upton-street, London 81, Lever-street. suit any business: Albert Terrace, Glebe- IO lands Road.

OUSE and SHOP: rent ss. minerals, tobacco, and 46, Holland-street, Oldhajnjtoad. MOT )ERN Craven-street. Marlborough Hightown 12s. clear: suit provisions.

at j. T6 BE LET, 39, Piccadilly: tables and oilcloth VT cheap. TTROCERSACoTifectioner's Shop To reasons VT for giving 694, Ashton Old Road, Hr. Openshaw. ochdale Road (345).

first-class Butcher's Shop, with capital fittings and plate-glass and Son, 78, pla7e st position, 196, Bury New rent £30; C) also No. 144 rent, reasonable l-ent, Warehouse: 5 floors: RO loading'-12, Albert TAYLOR, 64, Deansgate. To Be Let: -Ll teagie: immediate Bushworth, SO, iJattWfc Sf. TJIXCELLEXT SHOPSTD BE LET for various businesses in JOj several good to J. CUNNAH, Seymour Grove, Old Trafford.

SHOPS TO BE LET, opposite the Public Hall and Baths. Cheetham Hill: suitable for any business: rent mod. Apply M. KERSH. 4.

Corporation-street. TV EW SHOP A HOUSE, in large growing artizan district: splendid AT opening for greengrocery, hardware, or butcher: no ingoing. ALFRED A. SMITH, 10. Kilverfs Bldngs.Withy Grove.

Chester OSS SIDE, Moss Lane SHOPS in course of erection, with verandah fronts, and good living For particulars, apply, J. H. PEMBERTON, 23a. Brazen nose-street. ECCLES NEW ROAD.

139: window made for fish and poulterer's business: good opening. ECCf.ES NEW ROA SHOPS. 87 to 113, are being For particulars apply W. H. SUTTON, 59.

Oldham Road. INNS, PUBLIC-HOUSES, BREWERIES, TO BE LET, snug BEERHOUSE, in Hulme, on easy terms to working at. 55, Rutland-street, Hulme. SHIP road good" Beerhouse: brewer's proof five barrels weekly: about Lancaster Avenue, Fennel-st. ORNE among works: good thoroughfare: nes3 cause for office.

OOD BEER and WINE HOUSE, 5 barrels, inside trade: bills Wellington Inn, main thoroughfitre: good open- ingfoi- energetic 5, Huline. BRERHoUSE, pumps, 44 barrels dw Lancaster Avenue, Fennel-street. OOD "BEERHOUSETO BE LET, situated near Oldham Road: average weekly trade during last 12 months 10J barrels: rent PETER WALKER tc SON. 30. Dean-gate.

OOD OFF-LICENCE, Ardwick Place Brewery 184, Stockport Road, Manchester. CJPLENDID BEERI SUSE TO BE LET, under a leading Burton io him: bills to prove 236, C' TaPITAI, Beer aiid also good Beerhouse: rents and ingoings low to suitable Castle Brewery.Ardwick HHE T.7NT7r7rs to prove 6 barrels weekly besides spirits: PUBLIC, A suit working class: 1, Moslcy-street. BEERHOUSE, near Stretford Boad: tenant in several cause: 1. Mosley-street. Ho Brewers, Capitalists, and Private J.

fully-licensed well-known Hotel; also excellent Beerhouses good th Hindle A Son.auctioneers, Southport OODBEKRHOU SMf concert room, 2 clubs: death cause of leaving: suit young living accommodation: immediate STEER. The Rutland, Syndall-street, Ardwick. BEERHOUSE TO BE LET in one of the main VT thoroughfares oi Manchester: aye.age over 7 barrels: all cash: and glass trade ingoing 219, Evening News. ET.lGTitFULLY"siti7ated Roiadside HOTEL: short train ride from town: house well-fitted, every convenience, stabling, hen run, bowling green, greenhouses, 3 acres garden tenant, been in 10 years, leaving through serious illness: ingoing, including very large inventory, £500: bills and books can he WALTER HARRISON, valuer, 1, Manchester. Telephone.

3,357. TO Large BEERHOUSE: oar. pumps, bar par lour, smokeroom, piano: leaving through family affairs: ingoing only £95: bills HARRISON, valuer, 1, Mosley-st. ENANT In 15 years, retiring, offers to prove 6 barrels weekly: BEERHOUSE." Br ughton 1, PUBLIC7near Piccadilly: beautlfuliy fitted: splendid living dL accommodation: bills shown: genuine Mr. PROUDLER, proprietor Hat and Feathers Hotel, Mason-street, Manchester, licensed valuer, stock taker, Ac.

Terms easy. free for spirits 1 genuine trade: cheap rent. and Wine: good working neighbourhood: genuine trade. Tenant offers to prove 5 barrels and 20doz. bottle trade weekly Ingoing only £90: cheap rent: genuine.

PUBLICS, Beer and Wine, Oft" Licences: clients wanting same consult Mr. PROUDLER, who only deals with genuine houses. Mr. PROUDLER, above address, wants for client good PUBLIC, £400 to £800: town or country: genuine business. Also Genuine OFF LICENCES WANTED in Newton Heath, Ardwick Green, or Hyde Road: must be MILLS MANUFACTORIES.

WORKS, Ac LARGE YARD and WORKSHOP TO BE LET: rent W. H. ROBINSON, 11, Blackfrlars-ttreet, Manchester. AILOBS' WORKROOM TO BE LET, well fitted: rent low. 5.

Cromford Court. Market-street, room 19. on grr.und floor. near Abattoirs, Watt St. 1 rent A Boiler.

Building on Canal side; also 1,500 Yards Floorase, will be sub-divided to suit M. ROURKE, Trentham-street Mill. Chester Road. EVERAL COTTYgES, suitable for works: reasonable App'y on premises, Kent Place, Middlewood-street, opposite Ordsal Lane SUtiom BE LET, Two-storey ING, contents 280 yards, with or without power; also 600 Yards Vacant 1-and Oilworks, Stocks-street. btiiidings, excellent accom- VI modation, splendid lights; in Edward-street, near Shudehill Market: four floors, about 40ft.

by 20ft. JONES, CREWDSON, and YOUATT, 7, Norfolk-street, Manchester. MISCELLAITEOUS fy OOD STABLING for two or four Duncan-street VT Oldheld Road, Salford. OOD three-still STABLE and large YARD TO BE LET in VT centre of town: suitable for cab yard or other Apply 81, Lever-street. CONTaACT.

HORSES. CAR lIAGES. HARNESS, YNDSOME rubber tyres, suit 14 hands, by good maker; also Phaeton: SA LE, cheap: 12 hds, 6 Cuizon's VTj Yard, Cfarendon Road, orp.m. SEFUi7UORSE FOR SALE, good worker, Albert Road, Lougsight, after 6 p.m. sYLET'exceTlent Carriage Ai Works, 33, King-street West, Manchester.

SALE, SPRING CART, carry from one to two 118 Great Clowes-street, Broughton, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to hold six, by Roberts, Holy-rood House, Heaton Park. ECOND-TIAND CA £13! Two-wheel Waggonette, equal to Carriage Works, Stretford Road. Ponies, A Harness, A good Harness, £6: quiet and good Ashton Old Road, Ardwick.

ARK Brown Harness HORSE, 15 2, 5:. ears old: work single or double: Duke of York Hotel, Eccles. EW Set Pair Horse Super." Harness (by Lockwood): cost 32 guineas: 47, Regent Salford Fir t-c uew Light, Float and Second-hand roomy Waggonette, with brake: Royal Rustic Works, Stretford OBESOLD GOVERNESS CAR and HARNESS; also 10 Store 9. Garner-street, Clayton. a grand CHESTNUTCOB, with Light A turnout in butcher, Hightown.

OR HIRE. Two VAN IiTTitSES, wifh or without Harness Apply W. SCHOLFIELD, Wesley-street, Levenshulme. PONY, with cart and harness, lot £6. also two good greengrocers' carts: Chapel-street, Salford.

IVERFOOL GIGS and CARS, from £9: suit 104 to 12hands: lamps Cheadle (suit Gig rubber tyres). Phaeton, JO Pony Cart, with cover, ON SALE, a PONY, 13 hands, action: Cart and Harness, 3 (Dur.can A Foster's yard), All Saints'. 1 OOD hands. 7 years, £14: seen working every VT Lower Broughton Road. OUR LANDAUS, complete, and FALLOW Cheadle Station.

WJ AG GONE TT carry 6, 10Tl2, IS. and 22; Char-a-Bancs carry 16 and 24, second-hand, Cheadle Station. OOD "Governess Car FOB SALE. 12, Hey- VT wood-street. Moss Side: no dealers.

onv Lurry; Float, suit ironmonger, wine merchant; Pony Van, Hand Van, 6 Handcarts: 345, Oldham Road. "IXTBE SOLD pedigree Jersey COWS and A 15, Palatine Road, Withington, nr Manchester, ight bree-yearold West Highland Bullocks, in forward condition; also few store in-calf A. Alderlev, C-cum-H. B' ARGAIN, RALLI A Rand Harness, or separate: stylish and equal to Oxfopd Road, near Owens College. ARRIAGESTIOO New and Secondhand, latest designs in great variety, very 259, Oxford Road, near College.

ORSES, COBS, and PONIES FOR SALE or 36. Jersey-street. Ancoats. PECIALITIES IN WOOD, saddler, 37, Oldham Road 1 five minutes' walk from Piccadilly, OBE SOLD, cheap, firev eight years EDMUNDS. 195, Charter-street.

City. ICE BASKET RALLI CAR by good 15, Palatine Road, Withington, near Manchester. HItOUGH HORSE, 8 years, 16 2, warranted staunch worker in shaft aud chain gears, and sound, v.s.examination: price For the smartest and cheapest RALLITTENNTS, K-J and other CARS. Liverpool Gigs, Ac, rubber and steel tyres, REYNOLDS Ashton Old Road. Id.

tram' terminius. SALE, 1 Set LURRY W'HEI-LS, 4in. on wood; new done up 1 Milk Float, new 1 powerful Fly Punch; cheap. JOSEPH OLDHAM. Gee Cross.

Suit Butcher or Dapple-grey Cob, 14 rising 5 goes free with good action, A fast, £14; Battlesden Car and Harness, very Rusholme TOUT Built COB, 13 hands vearsTYery fast: Harness, New Hawking Hampers: lot separate: any 168. Bury New Road, next to Wilton Arms. TiTANTEDTO HIRE, with view to Purchase, good quiet COB VV and by letter only, T. Simpson, 8, Laburnam Terrace, Barlow Road, Levenshulme, TRaND Roan five-year-old MYrE. 16-1 hahdsTYsuit minera water lurry or F.

HARROP, Union-street, Oldham. HO ICE of two strong Harness MARES, 6 and 7 years, 16 hands: suitable for tradesman's purposes: warranted sound, quiet, good workers, or 14 days' trial allowed: £13 A rpURNOiUT stjTish Pony, 12-2, new Harness, and A lamps, cushions, and rubber mat, complete; and bay Cob, very Forge, Dalton-street, Chorlton Road. or Hire Horses, Cobs, Ponies, Turnouts 100 vehicles.lurries, Ovans, suit all purposes: leasonable terms --Williams. 7, Park-st OUN(i. usefuirfast willing A silver harness, good cart: fair offer taken: Rielly, shoemaker, Granby Row, opposite London Rd.

Station, Manchester. sound and quiet: trial and v.s. allowed, also Cart and Stores, 62, Union-street, Fairfield-street, Ardwick. ABNITSS HORSE, years, 15 3: suit baker's van or cab price 14 guineas: Harness and Cart to match: free trial given: warranted off Brunswick-street, Oxford Rd. Grocers and Welsh Cob, 14-2.

6 years old, price £14: warranted good worker and sound: seven days'free trial allowed; Cart and Harness to Foreman, Stable, 173, Brunswick-street, off Oxford Road, Manchester. FY Chestnut MARE, 15-2, rising 6: grand action and fast: v.s. or trial allowed: has been used to country work: also Welsh Pony, 14 hands: choice of either: giving up 1 a reasonable offer Barber, 18. London Rd. SEFUL MARETiW.

rising seven: has been used for light lurry and van: warranted quiet A honest: v.s. exam, or trial allowed: price £16: one too and provision merchant, 34, Berry-street, Buxton-street, London Road, near station. OOD COB, 134 hands, young, stout built and very fast, good action: v.s. examination or trial: £7. with Harness; also Milk Float, Cans, almost new: very cheap: giving up, reason of Carnarvon-street, Cheetham Hill Road, near Victoria Station.

HOICE of Two, lYhands and 15hds. 2in. high, 5 and 6 years: would suit doctor or bleacher's van, or light lurry, or any other purpose where speed and strength is required: price £22 and £25; also SPRING CART and HARNESS, match same, Sidney-street, Oxford-street. Ail Saints'. IT'ARM CARTS, Lurries.

Coal Carts, Light Spring Carts, Milk JO Floats, Wine and Spirit and Brewers' Floats, Contractors' Carts, Pony Carts, Bakers' and Confectioners' Vans, Luggage and Station Carts, Dogcarts, Governess Cars, Handcarts, Hand Vans, Milk Dandies, Sack Trucks, Barrows. Ac the largest stock in the country: Inspection DENTON, Bristol and Beverley Waggon Depot, under Oxford Boad Station, Manchester. SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. HORSES. CARRIAGES, HARNESS.

RIDINGrSADDLE For Sale, in excellent E. N. £6 or Road. FAST Welsh Rochdale Road, City. Smart RALLI CAR For Sale: suit pony 12 to 13 218.

PONY and 727 Tame-street. Ancoats. 1 KALLI CAR, nearly new; also good Chestnut MARE. 154 hands, warranted everyway, and very 123, Bury New Road. of two CartHorses, 16 and 16-2, with gears to suit: no Vvfurther Crescent Coal opposite Peel THROUGH SLACKNESS OF GEARS, and 1 COAL CART: £18: very Collyhurst Rood.

OXCART, suit horse 14 01 also 2 Handcarts, joiner or Park-street, West Gorton. Al7Y SADDLE, first-class condition: £3. cost two years 3, Oak-street, Manchester. NEW TRAP and HARNESS: fit 13 Oak-street, 3 Manchester. ISH 143 and 145, Oldham Road, Manchester.

DOG fiernard'Biteh, 18 months old, maiden splendid pedl VT gree: fit to show: well trained El nearly 3 years old: above 30 inches high: good RoacL UG DOG, two years oldTthoroughbred: lit to Stott- street, Droylsden Road, Newton Heath. SHOPS. GOODWLLL-IN TRADE. BUY or Sell Businesses see Constantine A 71, 1 best and quickest medium: information free. Established 1889.

OOD GREENGROCERS SHOP: sicknefs cause of Apply 26, Ashton Old Road, Openihaw. TO and Gents also good Umbrella. Trade: main road, Manchester: will be sold 22. E. N.

TTMBRELLA'BUSiNESSTO BE SOLD, doing a nice trade! factory reasons for leaving. Bury New Koad, Manchester- PLUMBING and DECORATING BUSINESS FOR DISPOSAL. 57, Melbourne-street, Stalybridge. GOOD little SHOP: Provisions, Sweets. Minerals: rent, ss.

127. Granville-street, Salford. and PROTISIONS Sabinastrcet. Collyhurst-street, City. CONFECTIONERY, Minerals, nicely fitted shop: 3 bedrooms: low rent: £50 for everything: rare 272, leaving town Sidmouth-street, Salfoid.

1 Fish and Chip Shop: Pendle-3w ton: good reasons for Evening News office. Swee7s7Minerals, and Confectionery: good dW Shop: present tenant 10 A Pork, very Shop: good trade: £60, house partly furnished HAIRDRESSfNTTSaIoon A Tobacconists: 8 miles from city- bJghclass residental suburb: and Sweets, Herb Beer, Ac: old-established SHOP: good position: main Evening TINPLATE WORKING BUSINESS FOR Evening News, Southport. QWBBTS, Toliacco. Ice Cream, Ac: main road, capital stand: well-stocked: genuine Evening News office. COFFEE TAVERN in Market Town Staffordshire: good chance for pushing man: no goodwill: illness cause of 105, E.

N. good Dining-rooms! old established: X-' good stand aud connection: ingoing Hulme. SHOP FOR DISPOSAL, with or without stock: work room included: death cause of Salford. FISH, CHIPS, Ac, iKiiidsomcly fitted: good investment for married Imperial City Road, Hulme. CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED OF: in Hightown: suit two ladies or 8, Evening TO BE LET, at low valuation, one of the best Company Houses, close to 23, Tyldesley BUSINESS: stoves worth the dt- at once, 5, Ilulme.

COALYABD waggons, scales, stove, A lamps, bargain, 5, White-street, Warde-street, Hulme. leaving town: no reasonable corner position: 31 beds: health cause Evening News 8.0., Blackpool. OOD SHOP and HOUSE, in Conran-street, Harpurhey: Drapery Stock optional: Clothing: ow-ncr estab. 15 years and going abroad: To Be Sold, 71. Market-st.

ROVTsTONS Side: 6 bedrooms, Ac: takings £25 weekly allowed :fixtureB.Ac.;£4o.-Cf»nstantinc,7l,Market-8t GrocervA Shop For Disposal: excellent trade: suit large family: only wants nsg'te A FRIED FISH and CHIPS: good living: two doors off Evening News office. RAPE 11 good opening for dressmaker or West Park-street, Trafford Road. Salford. HARmVARE. Pots, Oil, Toys: rent 10s.

clear; slso Pony and Cart: together or Ashton Old Road. FF-LICENCE: in good neighbourhood: present tenant in over 18 years ingoing Bradf oij gats. SWEETS, Minerals, Ice Cream, Ac well fitted! low rent: bargain. Apply after 6 p.m., 20, Liverpool-street, Salford. RIPE7cHiPS7FISH, growing suburbTnice house, 3 bedrooms: Birch Road, CrescentJtoad, Crumpsall.

ANCHESTERTiiiaTn A Cooked Meat, old business: stock, fittings, furniture: solicitor, Southport. BARGAINT-Chip, Ac, SHOP, £12: ilfhealth cause of leaving. Apply Evening News office. rnbrella Business For Sale: takings, £3: will take £25: to be sold at News. Chip Potafoes, Ac good nea thy district: r-nt lis.

clear: latest improve. ttWElTSTMinerals, umTTobacco: Old Trafford rent 10s. clear I 5 Obedrooms: good steady business 71, Market-st. and'GREENGROCERY For Disposal: Hulme: VT cash trade: good reasons for Evening. News.

Minerals, Ice Cream, Hardware: latest freezer: retiring: possession at Evening News. OOD SWEETS, Minerals, Ice ream: doing good 13, Croft's Lank Road, Urmston. LDTeSTABLTsHED BOOT REPAIRING BUSINESS TO BE DISPOSED OF, J. Weldon. Moss Side.

"fj'RIED FISHTcHIPS: nicely fitted: good trade: other business cause of 14a, Radnor-street. Hulme. inc. Spirits, and Grocery: weekly goodwill A fixtures £150, stock optional: chance in a "iVTwsagency, Tobacco, Ac: rent lis" clear-: fixtures A goodwill £25, stock optional exceptional SALETdRAPERY BUSINESS, on high road ln Manchester. For particulars, address 152, Evening News office.

OOD GREENG ROCERY and FRU IT BUSINESS FOR SALE: VT well-fitted Moss laiic, fOod BUSIN ESS, main road, near Junct on, 130, Evening News office. SHOP: ingoing low: leaving Lloyd-street, Chester Road. TOBAC CO, and CIGARS: nice suburb: £250 yearly clear profit: party with £400 treated 195, E.N. TEMPERANCE HOTEL, in leading thoroughfare, old-established, F()R DISPOSAL: no 193, Evening News. Corner SHOP, Newton-street, Gorton.

RAPERY, Hosiery, UndercTothing, Ac: fixtures and ingoing low: stock Everton Road, USINESS on Sale" by private treaty, satisfactory reasons for giving it up: estab. 26 Post Office, Stoneclough. OOD SWEETS and CONFECTIONERY, opposite large schools, bath, lavatory, garden. Ac 1.122, Evening News. OOT three miles from Manchester: present tenant in 116.

Evening News. 1 frholesale Druggists and (irocers' Sundries 111 city: goodwill and lixtuies stock about 71, Market-street. a good LODGING-HOUSE, 15 new spring mattress G. LYNCH, Stanley-street, Macclesfield. ENUINE GROCERY, ProvFsions, and Minerals: old-established: well stocked: doing good Chapel-street.

Salford. OR Disposal, Ladies' and Outfitting Business: nice trade: good position.electric light satisfactory Oxford Rd PLICNIMTiLY fitted-up SHOP, sweets, ice cream, minerals: doing good trade: gcod Bo. Eccles New caste. SHOP: best part of Rochdale Road: ingoing and fixtures 69, Eveng. News.

Corner Ixx.k-up SHOP: rent 39, Welbeck-street, FOR DISPOSAL, on main road: stock at Rochdale Road. TaRIED FISH and CHIP SHOP: nicely fitted 9d. X. Apply Evening News office. in large town nr.

Man- JL Chester: 14 rooms, tenant in 11 years, ingoing £.0 or £100 for everytbtng: profits £4 per A Shaw, 26, King-street. FF-LICENCE and Provisions: good nice district: ingoing £110 or £130 and Sbaw, 26, Klng-st. Ready-money Greengrocery and Provisions, in thicklypopulated neighbourhood: good reasons for E.N. NEWS A Stationery o'd-estab ished good appearance and repute, by main road: domestic reasons for Evg. News.

BE DISPOSED OF, SouncTHand LAUNDRY BUSINESS: full laundry utensils; good family cash 234, E. News. IAMP OIL, Herb Beer. Confectionery. Sweets, A Tobacco Licence jr 0 Disposal: other business Minerals, and Ice Cream Shop: the best in JO Manchester: good profits 212, GROCERY and PROVISION BUSIJL NESS, close to large works Ancoats.

mafn thoroughfare i good connection, death sole cause of leaving i chance seldom met 213 ood Business For Disposal, cheap: Groceries, Minerals, Sweets, good trade: other bus. JL Openshaw AIRDRXSSING Business To Be Let or for Sale: good living accom. rent 6s. Hydo Ardwick, Chester, TjMSH SUPPER BAR FOR DISPOSAL: good house: rent £32: trade George-street, Hulme. CHARTING Horses, 4 Carts.

Spring Lurry, and Trap good condition plentyof 209. Evening News. f-fitted Confectioners, confec's oven, for Disposal: good living main 194. Pots, and Lamp Oil: present tenant 21 years: leaving through death: rent Bradford-street, Ancoats. Nice Compact BABY LINEN, with a cased window, In the best part of Sal ford: stock and fixtures 204, Evening News.

Confectionery, and Tobacco Business I good stand main sell: best Manchester Clifton Poultry and Fish Business nice corner tion-. rent 95.: bargain BUSINESSES ON SALE and COOPER SHAW, 26, PROVISION in Hulme: good corner: stock Evcnitig News office. snould apply for samples and prices- RICHD SHARROCK A SONS, mitcd, 12 A 14, Rusholme Rd. ILK Round, Cows, Pigs, Farm Implements, together or separate 25 years' Hill Top Farm. Blackley BE LET, a FISH and CHIP BUSINESS and tS Company House: central position: small Box 16, Evening News-branch office, Blackpool.

IVTILLINERY and DRESSMAKING, nr. Manchester, doing big IVA business stock new: about £250: fixtures £30: books shown: rent, A SHAW. 26. King-street. 7W SAL ti rst -class" CONFECTION ERY BUS modern fixings: doing good J.

OLFENDEN, 530, Higginshaw near Oldham. 1 ROCERY AND SHOP, good counter trade: stock, fixtures, and goodwill cheap- see this bargain before deciding on a 781, Rochdale Road, near Cemetery: Queen's Park tram. rpV BE "I F.T "OFF-LICENCE for Wine, Spirits, and Tobacco: imnrovinc'trade neighbourhood i fixtures reasonable P- LEROY 52, Oxford-street, All Saints', Manchester. TRON hYMPER WORKS, Bradford, Manchester, To Be Disposed A Of: good opening for yonne man Crosstey's Gas Engine, Machines, good North Road, Clayton, Provision, C'-ntectionery, Sweets. Tpbacco.

and Ice Cream SHOT near works, Pendleton: profits from 355. to £2 week: iniroing £50, including stock and everything: ill health cause Weaste, 6 to 7 p.m. (SARRYIN(7Busine-ss, old-estabiished and very profitable-. good plant" £400 required: giving up through other business only: strictest A 71, Market-st. Provision and Confectionery Siiop To Be Disposed Of: old-established Milk Business, ingoing £25, stock at valuation.

1 Apply between 5 and 16. Coupland-strect, Mancflatttt OLD-Established and profitable Restaurant and Confectionery Business For Sale: leading thoroughfare of the lars. apply to W.C.Barrett, char, accountant. SALE." a good BUTCHER'S SHOP, situated in a leading thoroughfare: doing a large business: full Evening News office. LDEsTablished GREENGROCER SHOP, with outdoor round: tenant In 26 years ill-health cause of leaving: horse, lurry, and harness complete if 333, City Road, Hulme.

7Tr(h LRY AND PROVISIONS Shopkfeners or Beginners 1 IT before buying should call at WRIGHT A GREEN'S, Limited, wholesale grocers, 7, Dantzic-street, Shudehill, the best house lor Made-up Groceries and the biggest variety in the trade. Persons commencing and those in IT the trade should apply to JOHN DITCHFIELD. wholesale grocer, 56, Shudehill, leading house in the tradeformade up Groceries and Sundries. Wholesale agent for Brooke, Bond's Tea. 'phe best Giwngr icerv Business in Manchester, estab.

40years, main road: no opposit'n goodwill, stock, scales, utensils, £30: part could remain: no 195. E.N. DISPbSAL, splendid CONFECTIONERY and DINING ROOMS, with first-class connections: best stand in Shaw, on maiu road; new modern shop and house, beautifully fitted up: going ir.to public business cause of to STEPHEN 1 RHODES, confectioner, Ac. Milnrow Road East, Crompton, Shaw, near Oldham. SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

SHOPS, ChipShop, eatly fitted: rent Bs. i Hulme £60. Tobacco, Cigars, main tborough-are: 161. £35: Off Licence, good 146, K. News.

I Tripe and Cooked Meat Shop: Bradford. Tobacconist's Business, old Oxford Road 203. MLLLS, MANUFACTORIES. WORKS, AINTFACTORY" frontage): plant, machinery, and stock about £750: splendid opening, and little competition: satisfactory reasons for disposing: price Plant." Clack's Auvert. Offices.

95. ROOT and SHOE REPAIRING SHOP FOR SALE, in a populous neighbourhood: rent 7s. 6d. COSTLEY A SON, 8, St. Marys-street, SHARES.

1 SHIP Sale, HILL, SON, and DAVIES, 19, Chapel Walks. Cross-street, Manchester. ATER HA RES FOR SALE to yield from 4to 54 VV per London. D. Dean, Sale: Canals, 20 A Radcliffe, 50 Strctford Gas.

45 North Ireland Paper, 25 Henrys, 20 1 Rvlands, 50 Bank, 100 Smallmans, 50 100 Leeds A Batley, 20'Spriiigwell 100 B'kpool Towers, 100 Alhambra. "anted: Birmingham Ra.v. Manx Steam Barlow and Jones, Leyland Rubber i FRANK ASHE, Stockbroker, 8, Telephone 141. Telegrams, Shares," Blackpool. ON i Central Piers, £16,125.6 50 Imperial Hydros, 17j Clifton Hote £4 200 Victoria Piers, 5 Alhambra 102; 50 TV heels, Bs.

50 Oldham Brewery £6. 10 Morecambe inters £9. 100 Alhambni 16s. paid, Ss. 1001 Alhambra fully paid, 18s.

Winter Gardens 96 WANTED: Tower Ord. and Winter Gardens, Central and North Pier Steamboats, St. Annes Land and Gas, and most local Reference, Lancaster Hanking Blackpool. ENGINES. MACHINERY.

TOOLS, tiz. fLyItBESSFOR SALE.jn 156, Evening News AS Gas Engineahvays in stock and progress. VJ II.R. Gas Engine, Works, Gt. Bridgewater-street, Manchester.

MINERAL WATER PLANT, with Gas Engine and all utensils, News, TWO GAS ENGINE, can be seen working, or will JL exchange for 1 with lowest cash prke, 100. ON SALE, OnMhtsd BOILER, 12ift. by with ApplySA, John-street, Blackfriars. VERTICAL BOILER, 2ft. 2 cross tubes: can be seen 227, Evening News office.

C-y AS 24, and 5 horse, BROTHERS, 577, Oldham Road, Newton Heath. SALE, inch, cage, under ALLSOP, Cheshire Works, Disley. MULT ITU HEAR HO I SA LE.insured for 801b. pressure: can be seen 37, Evening News 1 if HO 14 by 21, £3: in good condition: seen after 7 p.m.—W. Knowlcs, 235, Bury New Road, Manchester.

1 SALS, OA CRUSHEB and CORN SPLITTER combined: practically new: price £9. Evg. News. or LOOM MILLS; Two Gas Engines 1 A 4-horse: One 44 M'Candlish. New Islington, STEAM BOILER, vertical, 2 h.p.

nominal: replaced by larger: £10. Address 225, Evening News office. rpRIPLE Drum SANDPAPERING MACHINE, take 42in. wide, A almost new, by Robinson, at CARL 1 Li. 4, Brewery-street, Downing-street, Ardwick.

BE SOLD, cheap, BAND SAW, Pulleys, JOin. Table, 1 3ft. 6in. by Mitchell Hall Bank Ironworks Patricroft. MINERAL WATER MACHINERY Cylinder, 24 Pump, Gas Bell and Tub Generator, and Shafting and Pulley: equal to new: must be cleared: A Bradlord, Manchester MACHINES, with brass dies and name plates, for household, toilet, or dry soap: Soap Pans, Soap Frames, Bar Cutters, and every description of Soap SHAW SON, engineers.

Warrington. LAND AND BULLDIKGS. TO BE SOLD. HOUSE" pply 27. YEARLY CLEAR for near Queen's Park aud dW Boggart Hole 251, Evening News office.

price £210: well BROWN. 33, Mosley-street. CADISHEAD, smin. oHrlam LAND in Liverpool Road: price 4d. per yard: rates only 4s.

6d. in 31, fe. PLANS, Specifications, aiid Quantities Prepared for every class of property at nominal 29. Evening News office. IGHT7s7HOUSES.

Ardwiok: paved, Ac: price, ten years' T. MILLERS. 94, Market street. WO Nice Houses, Ardwick: rentals £49.85., chief £6. 7s.

paved and in splendid condition: price T. Millers, 94, Market-st. PPROPRIATToN for £200 or £400 FOR DISPOSAL: money ready: low price 106, Evening News office. 5 Houses.bay windows, garden: rentals £109, rates: price 55. SIX Leasehold HOUSES Miles Platting: gross rental £60, chief £10.

165.: price £360 -Affleck, 22, Tib Lane. ON SALE, Fair of capital DWELLING HOUSES, fronting Burnage News office. near Levenshulme Station: laid oui in plots: capital 144, Evening News office. "fit." jackson-st. HOUSES: rentals chief £8.

ss. IM-, 107, E. EQUITY iifTwelve north end of Rochdale Road 3J to pay 15 per cent 196. Evening News office. Buiiding OnSale large or small plots: liberal advances to builders: houses in 41.

Evening News. producing £176. 165., chief £22. 2s can remain on 58 lEQUITIESI EQUITIES of Several UU i'CKS" of PROPERTY at Weaste rent A Bs. 6d.

per 65, Evening News office. Ten HousesTwith bath and cellar, off Eccles New Weaste: rental £201.105.. chief price UILDINGLANDTexcTqient situation: low chiefi houses wanted: near BROTHERS, slatemerchants.Patricroft. ANDSOME PAIR FOR SALE, just being finished in Woodlands-street, Cheetham Hill: chief £9 the pair: price Corporation-streeL chief, a PLOT of BUILDING VND, situated corner of Dudley-street and Marlborough Road, Apply A. CAVE, butcher, Hightown.

SALE, One Pair of Semi-detached Villas, three minutes JO from station, tram, and sea: both are well Apply Henry Brooke, Richmond Villas, jtossall Road, Ansdell. DeslrabllTand economical PLOT, suitable for pair semi-detached: £35 tie: select neighbourhood; convenient to station and TOM LINSON. 4, Abbey Grove. Well-built Family rents £30, chief £23. Moss Jj Ijine East, close to parks and trams: mort gage remain if required.

PERCY UNSWORTH, 49, Princess-street, Manchester. rents £103. chief £18. 155., price £ii7o, mortgage £600. Ten HOUSES, rents £119.

125., chief £20. 125., Price £950, mortgage £650. Freehold, 52, Ev. News. Pendleton, Ardwick, Longsight, Ac Choice PROPERTIES, all paved, in above districts: sell at ten per cent after MILLERS, 94, Market-street.

BECOME YOUR "OWN old-established Company has £175,000 ready to be advanced for the purchase of house property at a rate of 81, Evening News TWELVE" Capital Bay-windowed HOUSES! bath and lavatory, three bedrooms, 27 to 49, Wally-street, Great Cheetham-strect, Higher Broughton, Bs. per week, paved and sewered: chief £36: 13s. ShudenilL 7" EVEN SHOPS and DWELLINGS: w.c.'s: very open backs: never empty: rental £143, low rents: very low chief, £5: price £1,800: £900 can remain at 34 per cent: anyone requiring warehouse site should see this: good light and 133, E. News. COMPACT Block of FREEHOLD HOUSES, SHOP, A STORES, large Yard stores could be made Into capital model bakery at small cost: all well let: rental £117: chief £18: price £1,200: £650 can remain at 4 per 167, Evening News office.

i KEEPERSTPig Dealers, and Poultry Plot of LAND, nearly 1,000 yards, with shipnons, pig styes, stables, hen houses, and good fenced runs: Blacksmith's Shop, lets oft" 3s. weekly: lot for £120 proprietor leaving 23. HOUSITOF' YOUR for particulars of new system of house purchase: payments less than rent will clear advance: no capital required. Address 125, Evening News office, Manchester. splendid position, furnished, good organ, suitable for religious or public for particulars T.

TURNBULL, estate agent. 88, Mosley-street. 0( ID Building Plot for weekly houses, best part of Eccles, near main road splendid Building Site, for public institute, carriage, works, Ac; good Weekly Properties lallowheld, Heaton Chapei, Hulme, and T. TURNBULL, estate agent and valuer. 88, Mosley-street.

EATON and Roscneath, Parsonage most desirable Pair of Semi-detached Houses To Be Sold, either singly or together: containing very large dining-room and large bedrooms modern convenience A large gardens :7 mins.from above address SA LE, TWENTY-SIX HOUSES, near main road and railway station, only five miles from Manchester: gross rentals £207, chief £39, price £1,700: £1.050 can remain at 4 per cent: present rents 41. Evening News office. SALE, anew SEMI-DETACHED VILLA, containing four bed rooms, box room, bath room, lavatory and w.c, drawing room dining room, kitchen, scullery, wash-house, cellar, garden (back'and front) hot and cold water throughout, best residential part of Ashton five minutes from train or Mr. SHARPLEY, Rose Lea, Smallshaw, Ashton-undcr-Lyne. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

NDER letters of admiiiistratlon: must SELL: splendid 30 guinea PIANO: iron frame: trichord: quite new, 18 461, Collyhurst Road. GRAMOPHONE Talks, S'ngs, and Plays. The best Enterta'ner In the world. Up-to-date Ac. Price 1 1 THE POLYPHON and SYMPHONION MUSICAL ABISTONS and ORGANETTES, CONCERTINAS, AUTO-HARPS, BANJOS, MANDOLINS, Ac.

Deferred Payments arranged for all Classes of instruments. howabd's piano warehouse, 2 and 4, SWAN-STREET. MANCHESTER ROYLE'S, 107. Oxford-street (opp. All Saints'.) ROYLE'S CASH FOR ONE MONTH ONLY CASH.

NEW PIANOS GUARANTEED. Bentler £12: Gillmore £13: Danemann £15; Warner £18; Samuel £19 SHOP SOILED PIANOS GUARANTEED Collard, 42gs, for £25: Brinsmead, for £25; iahr, £45, for £25. Splendid value and not to be repeated, £7, £9, £12, andjipwards. Send for list or call. ITTS licetit Display in Show Windows, 250 feet long, of NEW INSTRUMENTS, by best makers, guaranteed 12 months, at considerably under city prices.

Also Second-hand PIANOS, in good condition, clearance imperative. No reasonable offer refused. Cash' prices only quoted. Deferred payments arranged. Delivered first instalment.

Splendid opportunity of securing a bargain. Pianos exclianged. Tuning, repairs, PITTS'S (established 1845). London Road. Inspection invited.

"A BE WAGST A A. THE CENTRAL PIANO AND ORGAN DEPOT 33, PICCADILLY. RUD IBACH PIANOS. LIPP PIANOS. BROADWOOD PIANOS.

COLLARD PIANOS. SCHIEDMAYER PIANOS. KNAUSS PIANOS, mi TOY PI VNOS HOPKINSON PIANOS. A EDEMA PIANOS. BRINSMEAD PIANOS.

AND ALL THE LEADING MAKES. DIRECT IMPORTER OF AMERICAN ORGANS. Cash or Hire Purchase System. Extensive Showrooms. Plenty of Choice.

Easy of Access. ALBERT WAGSTAFF, 33, PICCADILLY (2 doors from Tram Office); also at 280 and 282, Ashton Old Road, Openshaw. A PIANO S7 A S. Good Sound Second-hand COTTAGE PIANOS returned from hire, by Collard and Collard, John Broadwood, Erard, Kirkman, Challen, Rogers, Russell, Ralph Allison, Neumover, Hundt. GREAT BARGAINS from £10 and upwards.

BINNS BROTHERS, 62 to 68, Chester Road, Manchester, and 89, Broad-street, Pendleton. Arrangements can tie made for easy terms. IT H' PTA NO 179, OXFORD ROAD. gMITH'S TIANOS. 88, OXFORD ROAD.

gMITH'S PIANOS, 34, OXFORD ROAD, CITY. gMITH'S PIANOS, 83, PICCADILLY. EASILY CAUGHT. It is the simplest thing in the world to buy the WRONG Piano at the WRONG place and at the WRONG time. SMITH'S fair treatment is the rule, be the customer novice or expert.

Our only aim is to give the customer good value, and exactly what he needs. A MAN came into our shop the other day, and after buying from us, said he could save at least TEN POUNDS by trading with us. What this man can do others car. do do also. Try it and see.

THERE'S ONLY ONE PIANO-SMITH IN MANCHESTER, at 34,) OXFORD 88, ROAD, 179.J MANCHESTER; Also 83, PICCADILLY. SEND TO SMITH'S FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE PRICES and TERMS WILL ASTONISH YOU. PIANOS from 10s. 6d MONTHLY ORGANS ss. Od TILL PAID FOR.

VHrE CONTINUE TO SELL any particular Piano just so long as it keeps up to our standard of quality. If it goes back, degenerates, or is cheapened, then we give it up. We are not tied to any particular Piano by other interests than those of our customers and ourselves. Our position permits of our giving the greatest possible Piano value, and that we always do is attested by our present magnificent business. DO N'T BUY YOUR PIANOS OR ORGANS AT SMITH'S I If you can get them better and cheaper elsewhere.

SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. American Organ: must sell: best 628, Rochdale Road. PIANO: 194, Brooks's Bar. CIIEAP: tine tone school.

A 58, Northen Grove, West Didsbury. ARMONIUM: £8, or offerTby Cesarinl, Paris: 4 rows reeds, 13 stops: in good City Road. rgan-Accordian A Stand, good condition, 505., cost Silverplated Cornet Outfit.new. WALNUTT PIANO, latest improvement: never used: bargain: 16 Alexandra Road, Moss Side. lANO upright iron grand, new, all modern improvements, double, sconces: £18: very PLANOTEungblut and Eungblut, iron frame, check action, walnut case: 25, Lower Hillgate.

Stockport. Four Ones, fronTflo: must Needham, 123, Bury New Road, near BroughtonJLane. LANO77 oct Walnut7panel frontTexce'l lent condition, by Barry; Junction-street, Hulme, 8 to 10 p.m. IRON-FRAME PIANO: offered: money badly wanted Jane-street, Eccles New Road, Salford. IRON-FRAME PIANO, patent checK action, almost new: money badly wanted this week Leaf-street, Hulme, Manchester 5-Guinea IRONTfrTMFT; VIA7b ibTaimost new! wiU take Address 113, Evening News oflice.

OOD sound cottage PIANO, by Brewer. 12 guineas: iron frame, Tfulltrichord.check action.ivory Cottage Piano: full compass: genuine sacrifice, re- VV moving this week: £11, or first reasonable 146. OCKE; STRETFORD ONLY. PIANOS, ORGANS. TUNING.

REPAIRS. Est. 1842. ANDSOME WALNUT COTTAGE PIANO, iron frame: not used 12 months: take £16 great Hulme. OSEWbtOITpIANb, by John Spademan and Sons: thoroughly sound and in good condition: £7.

or 2s. per Broad-street, Pendleton. AMOPHONE, The Most Wonderful Machine Ever Heard. Laughs, Sings, and Talks. Rare thing for publicans: £5.

records 2s. or BRIGGS, 16, Piccadilly. INNS BROS TiIGIDCLASS PIANOS, afi makers: the most perfect, the most durable, and the best va ue in the 62 to 68, Chester Road, Manchester, and 89, Broad-street, Pendleton. Established 1857. Telephone No.

2,201. Established 1815. HIME A ADDISON'S PIANOS, 20gs. to from the leading Manufacturers of the World. Broadwood, Collard, Erard, Kirkman, Ac.

SOLE AGENTS for Steinway, Bluthner, Irmler, A Thurmer Pianos. High-class AMERICAN ORGANS and HARMONIUMS. Three years' system. Illustrated Price Lists Free. HIME A ADDISON, 30 and 52.

MANCHESTER ESS THAN of PIANOS and ORGANS, by all makers, just returned from hire, must be cleared out to make room: also very Large Stock of New Instruments by Collard, Hilton, Neumeyer, and others: great cutting in prices this week: terms from 2s. 6d. per week, delivered free on first deposit, and in case of sickness or bad trade payments not expected every kind of repairs at lowest possible prices. Country customers will be allowed their railway expenses: beware of people having large shops iv the heart of the city, they are compelled to ask very high prices: Kenna Smith only having little rent and reauire small profits, low prices will astonish SMITH, 304, Rochdale Road. Manchester; also at 206, Regent Road, Salford.

BOGG'S 30s. 6d. per Month BOGG'S for a really well-made iron frame PIANOS. PIANO. BOGG'S Total cost 19 or £18 cash.

Delivered PIANOS apywnere within 50 miles. BOGG'S PIANOS 12s. per Month. BOGG'3 Universal Upright Grand PIANOS PIANO. BOGG'S Iron frame, check action, all Improve- PIANOS ments.

Total cost or £20 cash. BOGG'S Ten years' guarantee. 31 and 33, John PIANOS, balton-street; also 23 and 25, Coi poratioa- ttreet. PIANOS BOGG'S 14a Month. PIANOS Total cost or £23 prompt cash.

BOGG'S The Well-known SPECIALITE PIANO, PIANOS with all improvements up to date. Corporation-street and John Dal ton-street PIANOS BOGG'S 15s. Month PIANOS Total cost 26 guineas or £24 cash. BOGG'S Villa Model PIANO, the cheapestaod PIANOS best piano extant. BOGG'S PIANOS 16s.

Month. BOGG'S Total cost 30 guineas or £28 cash. PIANOS The Drawing-room PIANO. Delivered any distance. PIANOS Begt firm to deal witn in the kingdom.

PIANOS. We alitee all our inst 10yeara IANOSi 21s. per month. Magnificent Upright Iron Grand PIANO, PIANOS with extended ends. Total cost or £33 cash.

Deliver anywhere. PIANOS. AJOGG'S 2l Month. PIANOS -rLv- Total cost 38gs. CREMONA PIANO, the oc 0 the future.

Deliver anywhere, AJOGG'3 21s per Month. PIANOS PIANO, by John Brinsmead and Sons, lron frame, all improvements. OOO 3 PIANOS PIANO by Collard and Collard, all up-to- a date improvements. PIAJNUtv OGG 3 255. peTTonth.

PIANOS XJOGG'S PIANOS TJOGG'S Best House llle Ki "Sdom. PIANOS i 10s. 6d. per Month. Charming ORGAN, by Bell, 12 stops, PLVNOS.

BOGG'S elegant design. uv Deliver an vwnere. PIANOS. and John Dalton-st, City. pijvNOS 8060B 060 3 J-JOGG'S 10 stops.

2 swells. PIANOS OGG 3 Beautiful ORGAN. "ANOa 10 stops. or PIANOS 8000B 000 3 23 and 25 CORPORATION-STREET; also PlA 31 and 33. JOHN City.

PLANUS. PIANO, by Brewer: a splendid Instrument full compass, check action, under damper, trichord, ivory keys: 10 years guarantee: 12s. month till paid for, or £22 net cash: cost £40 when new. 31, John Dalton-street, near Town Hall. 1" 6 PIANO, in wa'nut ease, trichord: good instrument for learner: 10s.

monthly till paid, or £15 cash exchanged if not approved i delivered any 31, John Dalton-street, near Town Hall, City. 4 PIANO, by D'Allmaine, a capital piano for a learner: full compass and trichord: payable Bs. per month: will be exchanged in 12 months free if not approved: net cash BOGG, 31 and 33, John Dalton-street, near Town Hall. Open from 9te 6 30; Saturdays, 3 p.m. 10 PIANO by liallingall, suitable for a learner: will be exchanged free after 12 months' trial if not approved payable at 7s.

per month cash price 31 and 33, John Dalton-street. OGUINEAS ORGAN, beautiful Instrument, very pretty design and excellent tone: 8s month till paid, or £9. 15s. 31 and 33, John Dalton-street, near Town Han, City. BGUIN A ER IC A ORGAN: a good serviceable Cottage Model: 7 stops: knee swell: 6s.

per month till paid for, or £8 cash: 7 years' 31 and 33, John Dalton-street. GUINEAS. HARMONIUM, by Alexandre, oak case, suitable for learner: exchanged free within 12 months If desired: 4s. per month, or £4 31 and 33, John Daltonstreet, near Town Hall, City. Business hours, 9t06 30 p.m.; close 3 o'clock on Saturday.

MISCELLANEOUS. 100 Cards, Invoices, or ls. 2d. post free: 5,000 Handbills, 7s. 175, Gt.

Manchester. RINTING 107000 Handbills 500 Invoices or Memos. 3s. 250 Business Cards E. 6:5,000 75., 10,000 ii 5720,000 18s.

other printing equally cheap: samples and estimates A 1" Sol id Wal nut Suite" lii embossed velvet (7 pieces: sacri. fice: worth 335 A 337, Gt. Ancoats st. C' 3. PAGE'S GREAT SALK ol many thousand Pounds worth of Bedroom, Dining-room, Drawing-room Furniture: Bedsteads, Bedding, Kerbs, Brasses, Fenders, Ac, at greatly Beduced Prices.

£350 worth Bedstead, few slightly soiled, half price 12s. Persian Bedstead, 395. Curtains to lit 19s. 78, Oldham-st. STRONG Two Brass Rail BEDSTEAD, full size, mattress, bed, bolster, and two pillows, 335.

78, Oldham-street. Second-hand Suite, wardrobe, enclosed dressing-table, washstand, 3 chairs A rail, 78, Oldham-st. Second-hand Drawing-room Suite, £4. 19s. Chiffonnier, with marble slab, £3.

Table, 78, Oldham-street. Worth of Carpet Squares and Rugs', few slightly soiled: large 3J size square, 15s. lld rug, 4s. lld. to IENCLOSED1 ENCLOSED Dressing Table, with glass Enclosed Wash- stands.with tiled back, polished walnut THREE-Feet BEDSTEADS, with Wire Mattress attached, 17s.

9d. Note the address: C. J. PAGE, 78. Oldbam street, Ancoats end.

Ylags, WTiidows, Doors, Ac: buildings coming down: Wellingtoii-street, Salford, and Black Boy Inn, Lower Moss WHITTALL, 236, Great BARGAINS IN FURNITURE -J. HUNTER A CO. Splendid Selection of DINING-ROOM, DRAWING-ROOM, and BEDROOM FURNITURE, at greatly reduced prices; also a Stock of good 4, St. Mary's Parsonage. Manchester.

BRICKS, three to six inch Rochdale Flags, Coning, Setts, Count Ridge Tile, Principals, 43ft. and Beams 43ft. Spars, Joists nine by three, Iron Columns 9ft. to Wrought Iron Girders, Windows, and TURNER, Bentley's Works, South Junction-street, Gaythorn. TO PAY BY SIX MONTHLY SIDEBOABD, witn cutlery and wine drawers, bevelled plates, Ac, £6.

another, very choice, in walnut, £15. artistic sft. Sideboard, in pollard oak, high-class quality, £17. 10s. Bedroom Suites, in walnut, mahogany, light and green ash, satin walnut, Ac, all complete, with wardrobe, from £9.

222, Regent Road, Salford. LOKDS' FURNITURE EXCHANGE, 73, 75, A 77, OXFORD-STREET, MANCHESTER. FURTHER REDUCTIONS OF GOODS DAMAGED BY FIRE. Ail Hign-class Goods now Ropolished, and being Offered at Half the Original Price. 20 Sideboards, In solid woods, from £3 19 0 25 Bedroom Suites, with Wardrobes complete, from 5 10 0 Odd Wardrobes, ln solid woods, damaged by lire, from 2 10 0 18 Saddle-bag Suites, siightly soiled by water, from 4 19 0 30 Overmantels, largo size, bevelled plates, slightly damaged, from 0 18 6 100 Bedroom Chairs, cane seats, at 0 1 94 50 Brussells Carpets, slighly damaged by water, from 19 6 10 Feather Beds, ticks only a little soiled 1 5 0 15 Brass Bedsteads, very little the worse, from 3 19 0 Full-size Black and Brass Bedsteads, with Spring Mattress and Bedding complete 1 15 0 LORDS, 73, 75, A 77, OXFORD-STREET, and BRANCH, 28, DOWNING-STREET, MANCHESTER.

"yY" ORSLErs LIQUIDATION CASH SALE THE GREATEST SALE THAT HAS EVER BEEN BEFORE THE LANCASHIRE PUBLIC IS STILL IN FULL SWING. Our Instructions are Get rid of everything as speedily as possible." Therefore no reasonable offer will be refused. Thousands of Bedsteads, Spring, Hair, and Wool Mattresses. Miles of Carpets and Linoleums, Rugs, Mats, Ac. Grand Selection of Dining-room, Drawing-room, and Bedroom Suites, Tables, Overmantels, Sideboards, Cabinets, Ac, Ac Hair-seated Sofas, Couches, and Chairs.

FIFTY PIANOS. NEW AND SECOND-HAND. OUR ENORMOUS STOCK IS WORTHY YOUR INSPECTION. THIS IS A RECORD OF BARGAINS. Only Terms Cash Goods can be Stored to suit convenience of customers.

IHrORSLEY'S IN LIQUIDATION, THE PANTHEON. GAYTHORN. MANCHESTER. Tea Rooms for Customers and Visitors Gratis. Business hours 9 to 7 daily JS MARRIAGE A FAILURE? What a question to ask, but how often could It be answered In the affirmative, the principal cause being the Improvidence of Furnishing on the Hire System.

Since our advertisements have appeared pointing out the disadvantages we have received several letters agreeing with our denunciations of this pernicious system. Each Hire Agreement specifies that after the deposit is paid so many weekly payments shall be made, and that until tbe whole of the sum mentioned is paid the goods shall not become the property of the would-be purchaser, and that if any of the payments are neglected to the exact time specified tha goods may be forcibly taken away and the whole of the payments forfeited. County Court judges have denounced the system, inasmuch as the vendor gets both money and goods. Again, the prices charged are enormous, without any respect being paid to the quality, in many cases being worn out before they are paid for. To combat this system, and open the eyes of the public, the Largest Retailer of Second-hand Furniture in the world has determined to allow all respectab.e householders to have furniture at the ticketed marked cash price, a small percentage being charged for the convenience of payment by the week, month, or quarter.

All or any of the Goods advertised may be had and paid for at convenient intervals, by adding 10 per cent on the advertised cash price, the articles being delivered upon the first payment being made. Furniture from £5 to £1,000 may be arranged for in this way. To give an idea of the equity of our proposals, we are prepared to supply for a workingman a House of Furniture complete, thoroughly good and substantial (every article warranted), price £20 cash down, not a penny less, or 10 per cent extra if credit is given, making £22. Full particulars sent on application to the Manager, 17, 19, and 21, HILTONSTREET. OLDHAM-STREKT, MANCHESTER.

SALES BY PRIVATE CONTRACT MISC SLLANE U3- Mahogany Dining-Room Suite, in leather: 204, ETg. N. Singer's small Jumbo and Cover: £5. Billiard Board, 6by 3i Balls, Cues, Ac, £2. Bath Chair, upholstered, £3.105.: steering handle: rubber 220 On Sale, cheap, Eggis Typewriter: nearly new: 216.

E.News. Bradford Vowel "A Washing Machine: complete: 120. GOOD Bedroom Suite, dark: cheap: sell at 229, Evg. AMERICAN DESKS and CHAIRS BATH CiIAIRS, Second-hand, Booth-street, Oxford-st. BATH CHAIBS, for and 13, Piccadilly.

Strong Sewing Machine: good Thirlmere-st, MILK DANDY, Sale or Percy-street. Hulme. SCRAP IRON, Ac, FOR Chemical Works, Marple. FULL-SIZE BILLIARD-TABLE, by Orme, with accessories: condition perfect: half Keighley Road. Colne.

TWO TROLLIES. 27cwt. and 20cwt; also five Derby-street, Cheetham. GRANDFATHER CLOCK, brass dial, oak, carved, strikes on gong. GRAINGE, 71, Stretford Road.

FISH and Chip Fireproof I Chip Machines, Knives, latest patent Potato Peelers 47, Rochdale Rd, Manchester. BEAUTIFUL Gent's 18ct. Gold Single Stone DIAMOND RING: pledged for £3. 155., sell ticket for 205.: 33. ICE CREAM MACHINES, all requisites: list post American Ice Cream Judd-street, London.

CANADIAN CLOVER HAY, excellent condition, cheap. -Apply HARRY B. WOOD. 45, Hanging Ditch, Manchester. ,4 quantity of TEA CADS with Lead TO BE SOLD -TV BBATT A HOBSON, Pinn Mill Brow, Ardwick.

ENT'S Rolled Gold WALTHAM DEMI-HUNTER: 25 yearswarranty quite new: £3. 155.: a 233. Evn. News. IREWOOD, cut in short lengths, ls.

6d.cwt.: shops, Ac, ls. over 2 delivered Mather, 58, Greenheys. exquisite Irish Evergreen Varieties, ls. 3d. -L Bcnnette, Westwood, Rosscarbery, Cork.

LADY wishes to Sell a Parcel of Baby's First Clothes: superior quality: never worn: very 9, Whitby Fallowfield. AIRY OF PUKE MILK, about six dozens daily, FOR Apply C. RICHARDSON, Green gjough Farm, Strines. TO Sheraton Display China CABINET, second-hand: will be sold Great Aneoats-street. Capital Walnut Sideboard with bevelled mirrored partic.

apply to Geo. Unsworth, auctioneer, 102, Moss plate (Chapman's)i 3 slides, Busch lens, t. P. sbutteiv tripod: in case, complete: must be Ardwick DRESS ORNAMENTS, Ac-JOB LOT to 14, Lever-street, City. fa PERCY, Pawnbroker, 103, Deansgate, has forfeited superior Diamond Cluster Ring: genuine bargain, £7.25.

ditto, £9. 10s. PERCY, 103, Deansgate, has forfeited, 1 iamond and Sapphire Scarf Ring, Pin, and Stud, combination: splendid quality, £fflos. ERCY, Pawnbroker, 103, Deansgate, has forfeited Gent's Dia- 1 Horse Shoe Pin, 55.: ditto, exceptionally fine, £21. PERCY, 103, Deansgate, has very fine Diamond and Sapphire Bracelet, £37.105., cost origin.

£75.: Dia. and Opal ditto, £26. 1P5, I3ERCY, Pawnbroker 103. Deansgate, has very Hue Stock ot Ladies' Diamond and other Gem Rings, Dia. Half-Hoops from 555.

"VTAHOG Tn'Y and House of Furniture: nearly I new-, no Stanley Buildings, Greengate. Salford. 1 A bargain, must be Sold, a large lot I SLATES: new, excellent metal: 100, Evn. News. Real Light Handcart, nearly new: suit or others range SODS, for lawn and potting purposes, Hulme gravel and red shalj i delivered by carts, trucks, or of to4o gallons perdav.M*cclesfie dor BoP 1 ington Fann.Rainow.

Macclesfield. Oswald, pawnbroker, has hand'e Lady's Gold Keyless Watch and i Albert, war. syrs, 355, worth £4, Rd.L'sight Shoemaker's Sewing Machine bargain, Longsight. OLD On Sale, 84 Novels by good Authors, in 1, 2, and 3 volumes, poor ning News office. SHOWCASE, with four drawers, about Bft.

by splendid con- dition: W.M.G., 75, Piccadilly, op.Queen's Hotel. TO Thousand Yards of SODS at Id. per yard. I AppyJ SPA RKOW, Manor House every description made daily on the pre- 1 F. Pickard, 17, Red Manchester.

1 SALE, splendid BEDROOM SUITE, in walnut, cost 25gnsT: 4 new September, 1898: will take 175, Evening News. 12s. solid Silver LEVER, jewelled, perfect order: 600 1 select irom: half city wOUTHERN CEMETERY (Church of England with handsome Marble Cross great bargain. 159, Even.New* I Marble Chippings, ail colours, for Hilton A Sons, i Steam Marble Works, Gt. Moss Side.

Tel. 1 Lovely King Parrot: splendid talker, laughs, cries, sings, whistles: I I amusing pet: suit hotel: take part Solid Walnut Sideboard, bevelled plate glass back: I genuine offer. £5. 335 and 337, Gt. Ancoats-street.

I SWA LD, 335, Great Ancoats, have maker stock of Bedroom Stands in walnut, pine, and oak at £2. 15s. and £3. 15s. per ORFEITED, in leather, 7 pieces, £3.

17s. 6d. great 337. Gt. Ancoats street, near IG YaTds CASHMERE, White Tick, 2s.

pawnbroker, 480, Rochdale RoajL. FIREWOOD, small chunks, 6d. per bag, delivered In 10 or 20 baa" Queen-street. Bradford, Manchester. BEENHOUSE, span-roofed, heated by hot water, cold frame! attached, nearly new: Heywood-strect.

Moss Deliver our Renowned KIDNEYS within miles, 4s. per sack of Farm, Whalley PRIVATE Gentleman Introduces Parties Furnishing to sale House: best terms if credit asked 252.Jg._g: OTATO PEELING MACHINES, a rea Iv remarkable to 1001b. in ten minutes st tree 51. rTIHE CATERER GAS OVEN, for Confectioners: casn or A purchase 51. Lever-street.

TCE CREAM FREEZERS and GLASSES: instructions to ma 51, Lever-street. FRIED FISH AND CHIPS Mabbott's New CHAMPl 03 RANG ES. List Lever-street. CHIP Potato Machines, Cutters, Ac, Ice Cream 1, Refrigerators. Ac AN.

END KNITTING MACHINES, Second-hand, irom A Harrison Knitting Machine 48, Upper Brook-st- M'''bjg. PjTOUI.TRY" KEEPI RS kindly note 24011). FOWL CORN, English Fiour, 155., sacks included: railway A HUTCHINSON, IN TICKETS, suitable for provision dealers, butchers, Surplus Stock, clearing at reduced prices for W. A T. AVERY, 17, Shudehill.

Manchester. SPRING and Iron Bedsteads, I Fenders, Re-lacquered and Repaired: made equal i low 56. Ca.rm American from: inspection cordially invited 55, APANESE SCREENS, I ur ans, 10s 6d. i a large selection at prices to 55, b-street, BASSINETTES AMAIL CA fty to be cleared at reductions end of season ni wanted for furniture can Inspect 55, Til -street. Manchester.

BE SOLDTcHeap, Grey TALKING PARROT: well accl "2s A tised; also a Pair of strong Wheels, axle, and springs: 81, Fairfield-street, Manchester. i FACTbS Calico, Velvets, Shirtings, Cretonnes, Ac: 10 bundles, cheap: list CLARKSON, Merchant, Bradford ERBYSHIRE OF MILK FOR DISPOSAL. frigerated, 12 to 16 dozen G. GREGORY, Farm, I 'arley Dale. Matlock.

Derbyshire. Andalusians, fine birds, mated (Littles 3s. 6d. 13: also B. Minorcas, 3s.

13: splendid laving strain: fertiles Wyld.Kettleshulmc.Wlialey Bridge Feathers, from Wool. ,0 Hair.AWire Mattresses: Bedding Cleaned A Lincolnshire Bedding, 55, Gt. Ancoats, top of TT'URNITURE, all kinds, by the best makers: A Drawing, and Bed Room Suites: 20 per cut less than and showrooms. NEEDHAM'S, 121 and 123, New Road.Jive minutes from Victoria Statiom DRESSES, made to measure at prices: all wool cashmere skirt and blouse bodice, both skirt only, ss. call and see or write for 1 and 22, New Brown-street.

SUPERIOR BONE MANURES, the best for the Field, Lawn, and Garden: special terms to large users: Single containing lewt. lqr. sent to any address, carriage paid, for 1 shillings. Address DEAN A WOOD, LIMITED. Bradford, BRADBURY'S BASSINETTES and MAIL CARTS best valu 6 the trade.

Buy from the manufacturers. See our NEW STOCK at our City Depot. BRADBURY A LIMITED, 7. QOOD SECOND-HAND FURNITU" GOLDSTONE A SONS, THE OLD-ESTABLISHED FURNISHERS, 115 to 119, OXFORD-STREET, MANCHESTER (Opposite All Saints' Church). HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE BY LAMB, GILLOW.

KEN DOVESTON. SCHOLBRED, AND OTHERS. GOLDSTONE A SONS wish to draw attention to the 1 selected lots this day for sale, most of which have cost than double the amount now charged. We need not point out advantages of purchasing Second-hand Furniture, the superiority good, well-seasoned goods being Indisputable. All Goods Delivered Free any Distance.

All Goods Re-polished and Overlooked Before Deliyery- All Goods Stored any Reasonable Time Free. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures. Easy Payments can be arranged if desired. Catalogues on application or post free. BEDSTEAD AND BEDDING DEPABTM GOLDSTONE A SONS, being manufacturers ot all bedding.

Guarantee all they sell to be of the purest quality, and custou can rely upon the same being clean and sweet, and lar prices than houses that have to rely upon warehouse goods. THE FINEST SHOW IN LANCASHIRE. GOLDSTONE A SONS. 115,117,119, OXFORD-STREET (Opposite MANCHESTER. Our Special Easy Payment System Is a boon to THE" FIRST AND TOREMOST FURNISHERS.

PITTS'S, LONDON BOAD, MANCHESl (Just past Station through Railway Arch). ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS. ASTOUNDING DISPLAY. MARVELLOUS BARGAINSPITTS'S ARE PLEASED TO STATE that, despite the of Influenza and the inclement weather throughout the Pitts's turnover has EXCEEDED BY £500 that of any prey March. This great increase is due to the recommendations of Innumerable customers, who, delighted with their purchases.

spread Pitts's fame as General Furnishers lar and wide, wito above-mentioned result. PITTS'S IMMENSE CLIENTELE is not drawn from any ffil ticular class of the community; it embraces all merflbe I the social scale, from aristocrat to artisan, peer to peasant, instance, Pitts's have recently had the honour of supplying 1 ture for a WELL-KNOWN DUKE as well as to a Ship Caual iv each case giving UTMOST SATISFACTION. PITTS'S HAVE BOOKED ORDERS for all £310, £289, £180, down to a few coppers. THESE ARE FA 0 which Pitts's books prove up to the hilt, and not the outpourinfc a perfervid imagination, as many furnishing advert-seme'i 1 fortunately are nowadays. PITTS'S ARE IN A POSITION to give exceptionally so' I tions for furnishing throughout the smallest size of Jfjnjl'i Club, Hotel, Institution, Ac, and GUARANTEE THE being prom.ply executed in a thoroughly workmanlike manner.

the articles tasteful and of undoubted durability. -jjV. PITTS'S CAN EQUIP OUT OF STOCK a Drawing-roo-Oj. the most Recherche Goods at a cost of, say, £200; nish throughout your house for a tenth part of the nionev-. g.

magnitude and variety of Pitts's Colossal Stock is simply Every conceivable design, style, and make in all the most las able woods and materials to select from. a PITTS'S DO NOT ASK YOU TO BELIEVE this vo and then think no more about it. Pitts's would ra. doubted it, and in a criticising spirit paid a visit of inspecti 01 giving Pitts's an opportunity of demonstrating the ABso VERACITY of their statements. Whether buying or not 5 welcome, and if it does nothing else it will at least open your the latest productions in the furnishing world.

I PITTS'S RENOWNED HOUSES OF FURNITURE at 284, Mfc 50, 75, 100, 200, up to 1,000 guineas, excite wonao admiration in all who see them. THEY STAND UNRIv They are a source of pride and delight to Pitts's countless cusi tD and of despairto would-be competitors. Everyone astounoe" sl quantity and quality of the articles. Ali desirous of Happy English Home, comfortably, artistically, and econo iet furnished, should send to Pitts's for full particulars, 4 only quoted. Deferred payments by arrangement.

tc Is PITTS'S NEW ILLUSTRATED FURNISHING io g. VERITABLE GODSEND to all setting up hoY especially those of limited means, as it shows at a glance save from 25 to 50 per cent. Sent post free on application. ti OITTS'S CARPET AND FLOOR A ll a make. Largest, best, and cheapest stock.

Astounding ma, PITTS'S PIANOS, CYCLES, BASSINETTES. Lamps. Glass, selection. PITTS'S FOR OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURS 1 to Every description of Bookcases, Secretaires, Chairs, Sates, Copying Presses, at about half City Prices. 1g4 5.

SAMUEL PITTS. Es to LONDON ROAD (just passed Station), Rgjj, Ardwick, and Belle Vue Cars pass t-" 9.