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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

,,,oc,t AGAINST the cncrrous Influences Of foreign
car seeking possession Of our market To establish
he truth I'm the government OF the country that the
hghest duty of the Republic only To Its people,
INT Ia ALL Is 10 preserve IL prosperous existence. mus
to Compel by It's example the modification OF haisher
,tc,s and The political emancipation Of other peoples.
a Nniioadiif To maintain those conclusions 81 Just
nationality reached by the bloody and costly processes
NJ The var To appy 10 the government Ot the American
,cot m an much o national concentration "a Is necessary
Tor The efficient and economical attainment OF results
and IN atrcuhcn hy this simplicity. rather than rnccDe
and confuse Icy dispensing authority and responsibility
r. reserve sacrcdly every p0wcrof local -elf government
which is essential 10 Individual intelligence and popular
freedom Int 10 express IN the national action every unc
ton which belongs TO the united nation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
rnprLGN SrE1MERS DNE "a THLS PORE
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK 1900 SUNDAY, MA


PORT OF NEW.YORK ......., SUNDAY MAY "a, 1885.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Aurania (Br. Hains LiyerDool May 10,
town IL with and passengers 70 Vernon Brown Co.
Arrived at the Bar at 40 M.
STEAMER Cornwall tBrl. fhchard Swansea H. with
gtnamer we.tphaia Ger. Barends Hamburg May 10.
with s passengers 10 Kunbadt& Co. Arrived at the
Bar at $50 p m - ~, t,......, ~. ,,,o ~.
r,dse and uassengeTs TO LOUIS de Beblnn
steamer Scotia (Fr Jauber Genoa April o. Napesa Nav
NaDes D. Gibraltar TO- with mdse passen.
Elwel & Co. Arrived at the Bar al IL 80
Steamer OrnOco (Br. Garvin Bermuda May u with
and passengers Ouerbrdge Co Arrived atthe Bar
stcamSr Delta (r Crowe Baracoa DAYS with fruit 10
Merritt Fr1it co. Arrived at the Bar al 4,2Opm.
mdse and passengers 20 old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Seneca, walker Newport News and West Point,
va with mdse and passengers 10 Old Dominion - Co
Steamer Gen whitney bearsc, Boston with mdse 10 II
BaTk ebus Or Lindegard. Beyriut "a days ballast
Rark Thomas Keilor of Dorchester NB), Tngley
b3 days with fsc and empty barrels to order vessel TO
RsTE Amelia Cof Turks Isandj. Osborn Penambuco 80
DAYS with sugar III IL swift CO. vessel TO Bailey
Rrio Elizabeth wins'ow Locke Cardenas ii days with
| mo asses TO order, vessel TO Miller Honghton.
| suNsET-wmd at SANDY HOOK. light, NJ cloudy. Al
| CITY Island. light, sW cloudy
sandy HooE-ll pm Barometer 5000 Thermometer. SO;
| Wind l., o niles Weather. foggy.
| Arrived Yesterday
Bark Raiaee Qta Buenos Ayres 10 days with
BsTS Albert Schultz Boston, Risk Pernambuoo 80 days
with sugar 70 q Ansinck q Coz vessel Ia lilll Blume
BARK Chas Ward Behrmfn. Sagua IL days. WIN sugar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
wu. pToy MARKETS REPUBLICAN, PLATFORl

From me american lFHHddeDhtd).
Tho true nrinciDles of the party, those upon
which IL must stand in any event. and when FORM the
groundwork OF It's opposition TO pemocranc auills
fraton are broad and simple. They may be easily ana
concIsely formulated Under any circumstances OF inc
immeda ate future whether Mr. Cleveland ana ms ADVISER
shall do badly or moderately well, whether the majority
I'm the House shall prove itself wise or FOOLISH wheIher
the appointments OF the new Administration shall DC
satisfactory grossly unfit these principles OF hepuD
canism remain defining the line upon when opposuoh
shonld made and giving the trne ana Just reason lor
making H. What, then, may be sad as 10 tuesef now
NAV they be formulated A thousand times this mas
been done, yet The duty new Deea1so inc oGoSsOn
freshly arises The Republican partys natural platform
Is this: - ,-.-, Al. ...u,, ~, mn
l. Honest Government To maintain the work OF pro
tion from partisan and personal spoliauon 10 carry
on when In power the reforms In the Ciyi service when
have clearly been demanded by the adNanceu huu up
lifted sense OF the American people -. a.,
q Protection 10 Labor. To provide rcsoutely TOT Ine
nrotection of American national and industrial inde-
pendence To maintain the standard OF social cOndilon
whlcbn to the circumstances OF other countries
American labor has thus far enjoyed. To continue the
contest with unaminshed courage In behalf Of our OWL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
PLANS OF A YOUNG MEMS OUTING CLUB.

The Outing Club ofthe Young Mems Christian
.ociation has issued its programme for the coming
month The opening ramble will take place next satur-
day Meeting at the Grand Central depot they Will take
the D. m train for Irvngton Thence the walk VIII be
tosunnysdc visiting Washington Irylngs grave ana inc
"a Dutch church. built in 1863; 10 Tarryt visiting
the monnmeut TO the captOrs Of MAJOR Andrei tnehcc
past sleepy Hollow, the new aqueduct etc. 10 scar
borough Station where they will take the Ol1 tram lOf
he civ The entire trip is seven miles ana Will cost
81 90 Orlin NJ. Sanford is TO be the leader sac
NM q Inc U ak will be on Staten Island from West
Brighton to Fort Wadsworth. returning by way OF chr
ton on June - the club will rambie through Prospect
pnrL On June 20 they will walk from Fort Lee along
the Ton of the Palisades TO the Mountain House and
thence to EngewoOd, " j., returning by way OF thc
Northern Railroad of New Jersey row up the Sound
70 Baretto's Point from the Thrdave bridge Will take
The Mace OF a walk on June 2I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
R1cycLE RACING IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, May 24.-Ihe first bicycle race
oc If the St Louis Ramblers took place at the Fair
Grounds this afternoon, and largely attended.
some OF the best wheelmen Of the West and George
webber champion amateur Of New-Jcrsoy. were among
tbc coinnetitors The principal race was two mile
III 6anJican in which Rogers, OF st. Louis; Hitch
rncE of Omaha; and Pierce Of Chicago, took prizes
The one mile was won by stone Oh ~. Ll5 uno
Newierscy; time, 9:29 In the race OF the 3!5 class
~ SieLIiy Of Chicago. won time 2:5j2 Wcbber led
w. Tho Ave mile dash; time 1904 The two mile dash
was won by Hitchcock, OF Omaha Inc Consolation
rncn WIS won by Nicholson, OF MINNEAPOLIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
MEMS HALF HOSE.

lot !. 30 DOZEN FINE QUALITY BALbRIGGAN
AT lqc.
lot o 30 DOZEN FINE QUALITY EN"lISH SOLlp
COLORS AT lHc.
lot 2 400 DOZEN THE CELEBRATED 80. ia C.,
AXDG BAIBRIGGAN. At &c.
roT 4 u, DOZEN FRENCH WITH ELASTIC RIB
Tors SOLID COLORs. Al &c.
lot : 100 DOZEN STRIPED Isle THREAD AT
37c.
LOT G. 100 DOZEN FRENCH DERBY RIB BICYCLE
HOSE. FROM y Toll. AT SIC; WORTH 10.
lot = ~ DoZLN FRENCH sILKPLATED Al i7c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
n1ssrNsIoNs IN MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB

BALTIMORE, May 24.-The annual meeting
for the election Of officers Of the Maryland Jockey CuD
will take place and the indications are tnaV
q, wi,lbe stormy The friends Of Major Ferguson the
tar secretary of the club, have not been satisfied
since his withdrawal andif he consents, Will make an
effort to again elect him. The racing meeting OF Ihs
at vas nected and is feared II there Is not more
Nit among the members, the future will not be piomis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
THE STRUGGLE FOR BASEBALL HoNoRs

Nrw-yonK TWO GAMES AHEAD IN THE LEAoOb-
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
The race for the National baseball champion
shin. do not lose interest the season advances anu
bo ro,urns from each contest are as eagerly "acneu
Gov m over In the League the local CLUB mas met AL us
other onponents except the Philadelphia tean' anu s
orL With each has showed the excellent materai VI
Witch the inc is composed The club now mas leiu VI
Games and so far has been defeated only three thes
nt,ar record even than the club had at TINS time as
season when it won twelve straight games. % roLo
THE Chicago club is good second; 700 Uso ~ inano
na is nvinr the strongest game that III ever playu
and rho nine will apt to be near the front L
whole season The general opinion now seems 70 DC ma
tho Ar struggle will be between these TWO hlos s
The local club has already defeated the Chicago
cInb three out OF four games plHyeu, ono ~
narentiv ought to pick the winner easily,
But signs are not always truthful ana Ds a" me- ve I
Rrirbton Beach race is the most uncertain thhg yet
discovered and the club which Is playing the poOess
now NAV improve and finally win the pelnll,, ~ S
this uncertainty that adds charlh " INC s"i' W
ma ke I popular with the masses L.
Tho Prdvidence nine the present champion is nov 40
ing as well as expected, and Is rapidly lang ma ~
The race The club has better team thal last au
ought to doing better work. Inc hlthes VI "a tIat
ysond claim that their is merely resng anu thV
a. viii make squirt soon which will quickly carry II 10
' The Boston club, which generally holds good posi-
tlou in the Is at present near tue Ic' anu 4s
further behind every day. 81, l., ,ho rooo ond
The philadelphia club is third IN the race hnu
Harry WriChts of young athletes arc INNING
an hon9rabe fight against the veto ran npos. ,,o
e 81 Iouis club i likely to trouble the eaueIs
much at and critics that the clup 10 too "oA
in batting to win the pennaht, 81. oourso Ios+ n
The Detroit and Buffalo clubs are, OF c3ufse h,s''
lano maj thew are likely to hold assisted pssslDly ny
81 Iouis and Philadelphia. The recoru W ua'o - 10 i
EUR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
RACING IN FRANCE.

PARIS, May 24.-The Prix de Diane race to-
aav was won by NJ. Michel Ephruss's three-year-od
chestnut FLY Barberine NJ A. sta9Ps three-yeSt,,O5o
chestnut lly Dapree, was second ana baron secAel
tbree-year-old bay Hlly, Escarbouee, third.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

The st Louis and NewIOrk mines will play at inc oio
Grounds to-day and the 9TH Regiment Band VIII ehNeh
the occasion with music. "a. ,,io,ds
is paying such fine form that his ends
claim that VIII lead the pitchers thls sctSon Ao "'
also developed into heavy batter
CrNCINN,TI May 24.-six thousand people saw an IN
,orostnc came bet ween the Athletics and Cincnnatis
TO-DAY The visitors made four runs IN tue last inning
by lucky hitting and an error 10y OdIl,ontoi 'h"' win
ming an apparently lost game. The score was:
Cincinnati. ~ n n D
rorned Athletic. l.TwObase Int -Montjoy Three
nosc hts-Oncs HOucG. Passed balls Snyder = russell
npI y-VJ niicies-Nouov /, Mathews l. First base
DdCk HHpntioc on Matthew'S / First
Cincnn.ti D. Athletic struck out hy Moh'JDy -. ny
Matthews Double plays -sioyey and corey O"fHo-
Ior,svutr. Ky. May 2i.-The Louisvilles got even
with the Meropoitans today and administered to t'm
heavy defeat. The playing Of both sides was rather
is0se The features OF the game we're me heaNS puE
of the home and the fine work OF Ross ana orr
The score was: go
Louisville .-.-....-......- -----..'u " a D
Me,r0pon2m onsvillc .; Metropolitan. L. Twobase
bits-Iiobert M4skrev and Wolf. 1hret-Disc M lIr
First base on oas-By Baker 2 by CroiheIs rnst
on erroTs-iO louisville Metro oan SiIncG o1I ,S
Baker 3; by CrOtheIs. A. Double pays Nelso' ''S '
! Orr. Umpue-Wa'sh
| ST. LOUIS, May 2l.-The game to-day between THO
! Ct Iouis and Brooklyn mines one sided The home
team batcd Hlrkins hard. TIE other features OF th
came were the home by Phillips the result OF send
inc the bah the righheld fence ana spIehuu
| running catch by WEIGH. The score was
| Rrneky ...............O y /
| Earned rms ST. LOUIS 2; BROOKLYN, J. Home run-
PhiI,ps l. Two.bssc -Krog. HarSins Latham ihiee
! bose Iits-O'Nel Barley, Nics, Welch Iasse' pans
baIi9Gn IiaTkins , on Fontz 2. struck out-By Font
| Umuire-JOln q. Valentine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
BOYS, CLOTHING.

BLOUSE SUITS, PLATED AND PLAIN. AGES 1 TO
T. AIL-WOOL. WELL MADE. At 81 20 AND UPWARD.
FULL ASSORTMENT or ALL THE FINE GRADES N
CHEVIOT~ CuEKS,EEWS AND TRICOTs. STYLES
EXCLUSIVELY OUR OWN. KILT SUITS. LINEN,
CAMBRIA AND FLANNEL WAISTS AND EXTRA
PANTS IL GREAT VARIETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
CHALLENGES FOR DOUBLE TEAMS.

Richard X. Fox has offered cup valued at
q 600 TO be roed by double teams on the track Of
the New-York Driving Club in September: each owner
70 drive his He Is also anxious to mstGa h
tam brother and sister, for from $1,000 10 $lOOoo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
FXPANATION FOR LACROSSE PLAYERS.
A. Norr Xorl, Ioorocua

1t was no fault of the New-York lacrosse
team that the Williamsburg club was not Informed on
saturday that the proposed match to be played on the
WiIjamsburg grounds that day would he postponed
On account OF the The captain OF the Williams
HmrS team failed to inform his men, and their wrath
sbnId have been expended him, not on their amable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
,,,u..n canada and the United States will take

match between Canada and the Unitcu otaVo' WIN '
niace nj Toronto on August 4, anu o. ..,o.,or IN
The proposition OF the American Cricket AssOcinn
tnrnis is umpres with bat gauges so as 10 Pr,;
tts,onn from usine wider bat than the reguiatlVp.
re four-and-a-auarter inches is step IN nv TIL
dtrncon and is received with approval by all
Is vncb there will I've some good matches ON IhuIs
dav Harvard will play ST. Paus at Concord Inc mrs,
eleven of the Staten Island club play n0u 9 Add
81 stanton on Friday Decoration Day VIII DC ncu
day for cricketers The ST. GEORGES OF %sw p
s snot IsIand viii meet Belmont at West fhlla,
deph The second eeyens Of the staten AMI
Vonng America clubs will struggle for the mastery ~
Rri1hton 4 l. Harvard will play the Interhss'
tona OF lowell at Lowell The Am9s' Of N Ne Nex
ell viii tourney 10 Mount Hope for friendly lus'ie
with the cricketers Of that mining district
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
MARINE INTELLLGENOE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun r1ses 81; tes 7J Moj set, 2i5 doon1ags H. II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
<v-Sandy Hook j:l3 Gov ISl1nl, 3lllle Gat% $50
EH.-sandy Hook BIS dow Island Gll'iieu Gate SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
Games los.

In the American Association the Western clubs are
winning nearly all the games, the Eastern CLUBS VIII
nin 40 infreonenty that victory IS now greeted Win
gennine surprise The Metropolitan club OF TINS cry,
the present champion, apparently intends TO come m
last mis- wear IL the Brooklyn and Athletic clup VIII
allow n The Baltimore club is the only one OF the
Eastern clubs making an honorable record ana IL Has
lost more games than it has won. At present thc ~
Tons club holds the lead, with the Cincinnati nine
close second. The Pittsburg nine is good third ana
Huntsville fourth. From present appearances IL IooHs ds
If these four clubs would fight out among themselves
rhis IL no record % date:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
CHILDREN'S HOSE

LOTT. IS DOZEN PINE QUALITY FULL REGV LAR
BLACK COTTON. SIZES 10 ~. AT llcf
WORTH pc.
TOTO ~ noZrY MANUFACTURERS SAMPLES AT
lie: WORTH FROM &c. TO SOC.
lot 2 175 DOZEN FINE QUALITY MISSES RLACh
Isle THREAD INGRAM. ALL SIZES AT
DC: WORTH 45c. 100 DOZEN FRENCH DERBY
RIB COTTON At 2ic. WORTH Doc.
lot 4 10 DOZEN FRENCH DERBY RIB Isle
THREAD, SIZES TO Ga Al 2oci SIZES
TO g, AT $50; WORTH Coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
BROCADE

AT Gac sc. AND CSC. EXCELLENT BLACK eros
GRAIN. WITH SATIN FINISH. AT $50. 81 IL
81 - ASD 81 -. SUPERIOR BLACK eros GRAIN.
WITH SOFT CACUEMGRE FINISH. AT 81 ~. 81 80
AND 81 ~. EXTRA HEAVY 2i.INCH BLACK SATIN
RHADAME Ar 81 20. 81 - AND Il o. 3 SPECIAL
GRADES OF IMPORTED BLACK GROs GRAIN AT 4lc,
4gc An D SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
Announcements.

10000 FLOwERING PLANTS
From Peter Henderson CO. will be sold auction at 1890
M. TUESDAY, May 20 at X COrtandtst. Ncw-IOrk. All
plant offered IN convenient lots securely packed for
shipping. WILLIAM ELLCOIl AuCtOnoer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
BARGAINS
IN BLACK
DRESS GOODS

BEST MAKES, MOST sEAsONABLE GOODS AT LOW
EST PRICES.
ALL WOOL ALBATROSs AT &c., REDUCED FROM
ALI, WOOL NUNS YELLING AT 42c. REDUCED
FROM COO.
ALL WOOL CREPE EUGENE AT 49c.; WORTH Soc
ALL WOOL FINE CASHMERE AT 67cj WORTH sue
ALL WOOL FRENCH BUNTING AT SOC, WORTH sOc
arr WOOL KYBER CLOTH AT CSC; WORTH soc.
ALL WOOL FAMISE CLOTH 79c.; WORTH ST.
THE ABOVE GOODS AT THE PRICES QUOTED ARE
THE d EST BARGAINS OFFERED THIS SEASON.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN SILK GRENADINES
AT 81 49, SAME GOODS HAVE BEEN FROM S. TO So
PER YARD. WE MAKE SPECIAL MENTION OF THE
MATERIAL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.,
1i4 LeIington-ave., between 10Th and 3Oth ats.
Hours 3 10 !, jt07. Diseases OF the Nervous system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
CREPE EUGENE,

IN THE FOLLOWING COLORs WHITE. ECRU
CREAM. IVORY PALE BLUES, PINKS, LAVENDER.
BROWNS, TANs, Nays. COACHING, DRAB. AND
BLACK. WE OFFER THE ENTIRE LOT AT 49c. PER
YARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

Don't hawk, hawk blow, spit, and disgust
everybody with offensive breath but Dr. sages
Catarrh Remedy and end It,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

"That's Conductor Frost" of the Mt Me-
Gregor H. r., saratoga He Is Jolly and well And he
DR.. kennedy's "Fayorte Remedy made him So" ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
LADIES' HOSE.

lot !. 200 DOZEN FINE QUALITY BALBRidGAN
ROSE AT lgc: WORTH soc.
, or . oon DozFN SILK CLOCK BALBRIGGAN HOSE
AT 2ic. WORTH $50.
LOT 3. 100 DOZEN BLACK COTTON FINE QuALIli
At 3tc
,or, - nozrN ASSORTED STRIPES AT 2oc;
WORTH i0c.
an. o, DozEN FRENCH RIB. BLACK, WITH
SPLIT FEET AT SIC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

Furs received on storage, and insured against
all loss Moderate charges. Scaskn Garments altered and
repaired now at reduced prices Send postal Wagon Will
cali &C SHAYgE, FuTrlcr, 1903 PrinCc-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

Earl g. Wilson's f.. g. w. brand of Mems
Collars and Guns are the best Sold every where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
BOYS SUITS
FOR ALL AGES.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR N GREAT VARIETY.
DRESS GOODS.

sANGLIER CLOTH ALL LIGHT COLoRS' AZ lNChE9
WIDE. 4gc: WORTH Toe. ,,
AIBATROSS CLOTH, ALL WOOL, 40 lNChEo WIFE,
4bc: WORTH 5uc $780,,
CANVAS CLOTH. "a INCHES WIDE. ALL WOOL
G0c: WORTH 81. . 49,
TR1cor CLOTHS, ALL WOOL, 45INcHEs WIDE, ALL
COLOR-, &c., WORTH i5c -
GRAY AND BROWN PIN CHECKS az INChE9
WIDE, 4jc. WORTH Ooc 80
pAVAMA CLOTHS. ALL COLoRs ALL WOOL, 45
INCHES WIDE, csc; WORTH ~
CRAZY CLOTH, ALL WOOL, ALL CoLoRs, 4sc. \
YARD. l,,,
ACC. go o..
WORTH Soc
MANCHESTER sATEENs, l2l'.; WORTH 2ic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
,,,y Work DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MAY %, 1885
r, H. MACY & CO.,
I4TH-ST, SIKTH-AvE' AND |3TH-S1'

u,r srrrr CONTINUE TO OFFER THE MosI
srvI reu MILLINERY IN THE CITY AND AT THE
MOST REASONABLE PRICES. LATEST NOV LID
IN LADIES AND MISSES TRIMMED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
IN OUR
Lace DEPARTMENT

WE OFFER THE LATEST PARIS NOVELTY IN EX-
IRA HEAVY COLORED STRIPED ErAMGNE FOR
BUREAU SETS. TIDES. &c. AT Sic, Csc, AND re.
PER YARD. ANGoRA FLoUNCING AND NETS Al
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
FEATHERS and FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES;
sun UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS,
HOSIERY

zoo DOZEN LADIES FINE FRENCH RIBBED
ITsIE THREAD HOSE. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
-FOUR THREAD" FULL REGULAR MADE Doo pH -
stTV HEEL AND TOE 39c PER PAIRi WORTH 81
600 DOZEN LADIES' FINE FRENCH SILK PLATED
HOSE FRENCH FEET. FULL REGULAR MADE
DOUBLE HEEL AND TOE. Doc.
1000 DOZEN LADIES ENGLISH SPUN SILK hUsn'
90 pFGuIAR MADE. DOUBLE HEEL AND TOE,
Rlc. UsIIAL PRICE 81 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
HATS and BONNETS

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHILDREN's fiTT
rpIN'MEp HATS. BOYS STRAW HATS IN AL
STYLES. BOTH FINE AND MEDIUM Quail ii''
EVERY DESIRABLE SHAPE IN FINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25

! fA ..r>cu MO vTIrREs AT l7c AND CSC, FOR
i-'i MEHLY SOLD FROM 81 90 TO 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-05-25
su,,, covTr>cuE TO OFFER THE MOST
eT,iI ,eIi MILLINERY IN THE CITY AND AT THE
MOST REASONABLE PRICES. LATEST No
~ LADIES AND MISSES TRIMMED
HATS and BONNETS.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHlLphnN1 AZ
TRIMMED HATS. BOYS STRAW hAls ~ ,,Ite
STYLES, BOTH FINE AND MEDIUM ~
EVERY DESIRABLE SHAPE IN FINE
ENGLISH MILANS
IN BLACK. WHITE AND CoL9Rs. NEW shA a,r,i ~
rINEIEGHoRN HATS FOR CHILDREN. sEVEhA l.L,
80, Io1e oF STRAW GOODS AT l5c. &c. 49c AND
'0D Goo. WORTH DOUBLE THESE PRICES.
NOVELTIES IN
FRENCH FLOWERS,
rv .rurps poMpONs. &c ALSO A JOB LOT OF
FIVE FRENCH MoNTUREs AT i7c AND 6Sci FUN
MERLY SOLD FROM IL 90 TO So 90
IN OUR
COLORED SILK
Dvp ,pruENT WE ARE SHOWING FULL LINE
or ALL THE DESIRABLE SHADES IN eros GRAlN,
sURAHs. RHADAMEs. FoULARDS, Cheers, rLA A.lL.o
ANn OTHER FANCY SILKS AT THE Lo"bsl
PRICES IN THE CITY, - go, ana op
r,xCy SATIN FoULARDs, % INCHES WIDE ALL
Liz AT e7c AND csc; WORTH ~ 90 TO 81 3D. Al'so
IN OUR
COLORED SILK

THE REST BARGAINS IN HOSIERY OFFERED THIS
SEASON.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1885-01-07

ENvR SALE-S60o; one-half interest in build
Il ing and contract business; good contracts on
hand; one of the safest in Boston; present owner
has been engaged in the business years; good loca-
ton; rent So per month. W. F. CARRUTHERS
"a fremont Row, Boston. ian5-1