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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
NEW ASSESSMENT ROLLS.
THE COMMISSIONERS WORK DoNED
A SYNOPSIS OF THEIR REPORT TO BE DE-
LIYERED TO-MoRRow-A TAX RATE

NEAR PER CENT.
The Commis souers OF Taxes and Assessments have
petcd the rolls lOr 1889 and they VIII
re delivered Monday to the Board OF Aldefueh
President Coleman stated yesterday that inc Items
would be published when delivered. also the rate on
real and personal property for loo9. The following
!, d condensed statement OF their report
The budget passed upon last December for the ycar
l-s0 By the Board of Estimate and Apport!onment
represent, tho Expenses OF tho city for the year ana
amounts to a total Of $37 .G37 O60 Of.
Chapter l7s Of the Laws of 1853 provides for the
from the sinking Fund tho interests acciu nH
and TO upon bonds aud stocks Of the city hed
and to be purchased for investment 6y the Com'
ml,,loncrS Of the SINKING Fund. II also provides 10
like manner for the interest on bonds and stocks 10
be issued during tho year and for the instalmcnts
pay able the debt, with the accumulated interest
thereon, amounting in the aggregate to about
~, 100000.
Previous to the passage Of the above act this
amount has been payable from the tax levy and 1t was
embraced IN the above amOInt fDr 1883 ate dedLcunS
this and also the amount in the General Fund when
viii DC about 4,5OO,0O0, there will be left about
$50, 800 900 to be raised by taxation. As the total
assessed valuation Of real and personal property Is
IL 1903, 739, 49, It will be seen that tahrae OF
considerably less than per cent 10 among the posi-
bil.tieS for Ncw-YOrk City.
Luz the Of the Les 81 tr, ma ldat r. AMI o;her
|cNOO'ONN
for street paving. 100000 for tho museums. about
20 49, 900 for parks north Of tho Harlem. as
well as the possibilities for small parks, schools,
annOry and aqueduct bonds and tie expenses a.
tending tho new block system Of registry VII! cause
the necessity of pruyidug for tho Interest On these
largo amounts they become due: but even al this
will make necessary more than = per cent ratio
this year
Tho increase in real estate is not as much a, FOR
years past but the falling OF II not a,iNbu'".
any depression. but Ia II" fact that ID" building
interest OvcriOno In l--1 and l--1 anu here 81
been halt in II now and also "a the fact uH hrhS
1000 acres have been made exempt for ncw parks aud
the assessments them cancelled.
The increase Mi, year thr pcrS nal property ana
corporation Assessments combined i "a" l." g"'i ~
sixteen years and Indicates that are a, favor
able to corporation, and auIflctuing coupaur' a.
they elsewhere. and that g.vn better pEouc'i"n
Al less rate than Is found al other pom 5. anu d>o
that money = plentiful and the tendency "a" ard our
city. Tie following ablo shows the increase over
last year OK assessment values
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LOSSES BY FIRE IN VARJOUs p1irpo

Minneapolis. Mimi, June 90" The Journals dis
patch from jamestown, " D.. says: "Dinng car
No o on tho Northern Pacific east-bound was burned
about 4 q. N. today. about five miles west OF Ed
ridge The train was split in two by tho fire and
delayed several hours. Loss. 100000. The dining
car conductor claims 10 have lost $500 In the fire
Lancaster, Penn, Juno Gothic Touring mill OF
Fl. B. Cot, at Fertility, this county, completely
DESTROYED BY fire last night with It's contents consist
ing OF 1000 bushels Of wheat twenty barrels OF -four
and large quantity OF corn and feed. Loss, s32 600
Insurance.. S22 900.
Athol, Mas, June 29.-The wood working shop OF
L. Morse a. Sons burned last night. The loss is
Sl6 600; insured. Sixty hands are thrown out OF
Buffalo, y. Y, June o0.-Firs at Williamsvile
Ere County. this morning, destroyed the National
Egg Case C0mpsny's works. Nothing but the frame
OF the structure remains. The loss 10 5000.
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Broadway & |4th ST.
lie BDniliGr Bros.
Funeral or GENERAL CAMERON.
MANY Prominent PERSONS IN ATTENDANCE
A SIMPLE SERVICE.

Harrisburg, Prnn., Juno 2o-Geners Camrron's
funeral took place this afternoon and characterised
by the greatest simplicity. In accordance with wish
be often expressed during life few flowers sent by
friends placed around the cofin which res ted In
the cast parlor Of the Old Cameron home Thcro
lying state ard conra a, ELS few looked upon
tho strong FEATURES Of IN" old General, whose appear
appropriate hymns, and then The Rev Or. Chambers,
pastor of the Pine Street Presbyterian church, con.
Quoted III" services for the drSL In his address he refer
Ird 10 the rrmarkabc OF General Cameron, and
spoke Of his varied and distinguished services Tho
Iai can"rS wer": J. Mont gUmery Forster, Colonel ".
". Jennings, Major Lane =. Hart John X. Weiss, and
william J. alder. Of Harrisburg Major L. S. Bent Of
nusLton; Colonel Jam-, Youns, OF MiidletOSn and
Arthur Brock. Of Lebanon.
All the relative, except senator Cameron wers
present. and many people from a distance, notwith.
standing thr general impression that the funeral was
Ia l." pri' ate. Among the prominent persons in
atr'ulaIc" were: EN-Jnrd states senator Mcdonald,
cNtioycruur HaltraDfi captain Norman FaQuhar,
United STATE, Navy; TX Congressman Erm"ntrout. Of
K"Hiiug; speaker Henry h. Boyer, cx.Congrrssman
>amual Earr, rX Ii,uruant.CiOver nOr Black, DR..
Charles Moore. OF Pot,viIlr. ami Edward Mcpherson,
OF G"ttyshurg.
The burial at the Harrisburg Cemetery
Washington, Jun, @9.-Thc War Department. wa
closed day respect the memory Of cx
Cameron. whose funeral took place to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
TIE INSURANCE. Of LIZZIE BRENNlN'S FAMILY

TUr INSURANCE. Of LIZZIE BRENNlNS FAMILY.
Lynn Mass. June 99.-lhc Home Relief A>>orm
,t,r IN which Mrs. Lizzie brennan, Of Holvoh'.
r,arrcd with the murder Of several members OF her
family had them insured. Is an assessment company
or,an.lcd some five ycGr, und"r the Massachusetts,
laws Director II. H. Green says tn company had
a risk Of ~ 900 Oh Michael brennan, husband "t tic
suspected woman, who died I'm september l77o lAr
money was paid after the receipt ot the customary
death proofs, which represented that the man died OF
cholera morus and were Witnessed in due fnn by tho
attending Musician the undertaken and others. In.
mcdiatcly aftcrward, on october :, Mrs. BNNnaa
took a Al 900 policy payaGl" To son aud dauSh
ter In January thrrc Of her children, Mary Lizzie
and Thomas took out policies SlOOO each. Thomas
Is the who died on Wednesday. Mr. Green says
INIT all tlrsc policies, MI~. Brnnaus and ThomaSs
among tho rest hal lapScd because OF nOn-pay ment
u assessments, ard that no demand has been made
for ThOmass money In consequence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
4 POLICE sUPERINTES DENT REPKMINDED.

Cincinnati, June 20.-Tho Police Commissioners
considered charges against Chief Of Police De zch
rct,r,,d by citizens who sunday last asked him In
vain IN orler arrests for violation OF the Sunday
Chasing law for saloons. rhc Chief showed that his
action was based on order issued on saturday by
Mayor Mosby. The Board found tho Chief guilty and
sentenced him TO u public reprnand, which at
once admins tered coupled with that the
Boarl retained It's confidence In his uprShtneSs
officer The occasion for tho Orlcr by the Mayor that
r arrests lac made last Sunday the presence hcrt
~ thc Turner'S al trir festival. The Mayor explains
Ihat he did not mean 10 suspend the law, but only 10
DO Il pOnc arrests til Monday.
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r,,,rorS ~ MAINE FROM CHICAGO.

Por-l,nd, No, June ca Pullman l''''ou" u'''
o, cor, arrived here at L. 30 from hlca-".
having an ho,rl 100 Chicago visitors, mostly Ihi"N.
,r the chicago Art Institute. III" train LEFT hi'aS"
nm Wednesday The party spent on" day 1t Niagara
Fails and another sailing up the ST La"rrnc" ldN"r'
aud came frum Montreal This morning. y large
crowd Of persons met the visitors, "ln VEN N''i'I
with a Canron salute and music. n"mp'r OF O"'-
,. apl INV vessels I'm the harhOr wer" decorated In
-. ,r honor The visitors were taken down thr bay
Tor . AL They were much pleased with their r"'ep-
tnn aud gave thre cheers for Portland and her rlii
u,itIc tEry Will stay for a month Stretching.
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WHAT THE PRESIDENT SAID
AN ALLEGED SPEECH OF HIS on TIE SOUTH
EiN QUESTION.
EX SENATOR BRUCE AND MR.. LYNCH on HIS
REAL ATTITUDE TOWARD TIE

COLORED RACE.
Washington, Juno 2O.-wa,hlnston dispatches to
several papers dated June "a quoted the President a.
having spoken as follows In recent C"n'cr'a''oh
with southern delegation Perhaps CumpIch nj
this race question better than you gentlemen think.
and sympa;hizc with your feelings in rrEard TO Tia"
Cololcd people more han you know. Certainly. In
your place would feel you do Personal crntac'
with an alien IN social political and professional
life would not be agreeable To mo. ! would not lke
TO see negro mayor or postmaster Of indianapolis,
nor TpTscntlng the power and authority OF IN"
United states In a fiscal administrative capacity
at my own home 1t would not be agreeable tn M
TO practise my profession before a coorcd FEDERAL
Judge, to meet negro tn Federal bar a,
United Staio, Attorney. | do not In"l.d to impo5
upon the people OF the south conditions which
would think rather haI If they wcrc imposed upon
me-
Ex-senator Erucc and Auditor Lynch called at III"
Associated Pre-, Office to day requested that a.
vide cir uatIon As possible be given to tie follow
ine statement made by them In relation to the abOyc:
They feel fully authorized 10 say
l. erroneous. They have had occasion t" Gala "a the
freely expressed himself on matters Icraius 10 tho
c""rcd lac" and h"y do not he ia" t" Hay nat NJ
throughout The county. in" last lime lh'y called
ridc"' r"cnIiy aioPt,I iy he co5fichcS Of rolorI
G'u h"d a. Jackson Miss. on June y Thai a /.
drr-~ among other things d,N lars: " Mr. Harrison
Is PRESIDENT. not ~ one section but Of tn Who'll"
COUNTRY, no, Of one race" bat Of all rae, ri watch
citizenship Is CnHp,SCd. His ambition Is Z"
destroy rather Than prulOte prelude" and see
tlUEdl anImu~dS."
The President assured the delegation that Ids own
position upon thar subject could not have teen NOR
accurately and correctly >taI~l. rolorN men. hc de-
ClaNd. should not ash 10 hc app0Ecd a. Office supply
account of their color, should their color lc a
ground Of OhloCiiOu. III az AL thr>' facts II Is
the opiHIon Of Mc>,S. Lynch AMI Bruc" that II the
Colrrd l"upl" VIII "nly L. patic,t AMI c"nh" IN iAr
President, they VIII MT b. dis PpoIrtcd In their luf
and rcasorahl" expectations Bc>id",. thr appoint-
mcuS already madr Is IA" President ought, Fey be
lcNc. to SATISFY everybody that hc entertain, ~ such
sentiments those lie l. alleged 10 have cNpr"-> "'i
fl the above drplich lh,y a,r"r positively tbs
Ac Cutcrt aims no such sentiments.
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r,IAN,is Is 4HE Passion OFFICE.

Wa.hIy.,,,,r juno % Ihr fu!!o"ius Al" among
the ,I,,l,l ,,amucl, In the I'nsun olicc VII" have
been rrapImluird for Oh" y"a.:
Jacob IS Abel, Irun,ylNanla, Peter VI. htn"r,
N., I,r,,y lrlIp i. lIa'ilrr, i"nuNyN AHA,
William + IyirL. New lo'k, Join M,kerndn
r,nu,y Iyarla Ilha H. Potter, A"" Ioik RNi;'r
\ To- pruu-vlyania, Charles i. sloan, NcW.lWk,
,t.rI,,. y Inoma4 New lurk, Janc> VI. Wells, N""
lnrk. samuel Houston. Irnr>l u ana John i
hhcnr.r I.nu-y IvAnla, George NJ. Van buFen New
luIN
The fpIlnwlng aio among IA" clerks Of Class In
the Pension OlNco WHO have been transferred 10
special examiners IN tie hrh:
William II bavI"ya Pennsylvania: Newton r CoNL
I.,ur.y, Nh Jacob Cu.Iir-, NrH Jersey, john ,.
Ilypairlra Sew. York, harris J.. Jenkins. New
Io,R. Fdnad r. Waite. Ne" York, Samuel Woods
pcunsy vaua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
BEs1EGIyG 4 MURDERER IN MONTANA

Helena, Mont, June 20.-rwo weeks ago q man
named Ferry killed another In dispute over . horso
raco at silver Lake Perry escaped the hills and
ever since a large posse has boon IN pursuit 10
was learned yesterday that the posse now have
Perry at bay In a bunch Of timber with two horsa
thieves. 1t Is generally conceded that one will
bc killed before any arrests are made for Perry has
given 10 out that he will not be taken alive dav
20 two ago Perry held up couple OF men whom he met
on the road and at the muzzle OF pistol compelled
them TO give him quantity Of provisions they had
with them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
NOT ~ InE LINE or Duty \.

49, - ''''' ''.''' 80
ashih NGu. june -. Assistant -""'"D L"'"N
to-day Rendered u Decision ia -" I"n rood 60" 81
Margar,t ,utaiIr motto, II ola',' ) 'u'..'r. Lir
ol Company h, -rh Indiana Volunteers. il hpicA''
from the evidence IN the cas-" iLht the s"L'l'i ""'
his ufc In the sinking Of IL" United sihi"f transport
Acacia, Oh Tho nght Of August -, l1"@, aud iha'
at tho time Of the disaster he Wa returning 10 MS
command a. passenger upon the Acacia Inc
claim va originally rejected on u"' ground hAt
tb. soldier va, not In line Of duiy At the time 10
mot ,is death for the reason that hn then
OIL hrlOugh. The Assistant SECRETARY ~ Ill., de'laI"
sust aiming the former decision SAYS hat tho la !
that the soldier passenger on boat hhH"r
the control Oi Government "mc"r,. and on "l'L
Ota,iuu hal been duly granted 4" him. u" NOR"
nlacrs him In line Of duty than II hn lhl b''h an
rroutc IT, his home III granting NE nrIough vac
tnvernnent did not assume any T16ks OF travel am
could not lie held responsible for any accident Nhich
might happen " the absentee disconnected with iho
nc,foI !anCe Of military duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS on STRIKE

Altoona, Penn, June Gothic indications TO-DAY
were that tho strike among the mountain miners
would be far reaching 10 It's effects. Those employed
at Gal!tzin, LilSs, Sonman and Beas Creek are
now reported out, with the single exception Of the
miners In the employ of ". II. Piper & CO., d
sonman About 900 men are affected, and "A -
probable that those employed by tho Cresson ed
CoAlport Coal and Coke Company will also 20 QUA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
.,cur coysr.lN~orIlcrs FILLED

Washington, June 9th" President has made tho
following consular appointments:
William Z. sursby, Of Mississippi, al Guaylqnl
r1va,,I a. CoudnOw, of Maine, at ST. stephens, y. b.
i,nrIci a Hubbard oi Massachusetts,, 4; AnuabCTg,
Gcrmsrv Hugo NJ. SarkhlDh of Missouri, al Bremen;
William r. Gnnucl. Of New YORK; at nlAShcstrr' John
,Jhiits of Connecticut, al BradfOrli Robert ".
T,rnrr Of Kansas, AT CaiiL; NJ. d. sampson, Of
Kau.,s at ST. John, y. Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

Wa hlngton, juno 20 lSp"cIab. ." Tn" Critic says:
The presence Of stephen u. El1Lts IN the city, ana
the f,rt that he ha, been clo,ctrd with the President
,,r M. Ia.t Two or three day., has given rise TO
story that a deal II being arranged by which Nathan
C;of Of West Virginia, Is to Dc mad" Attorney ecu
,r,I a. succeed the incumbent who + to be- appointed
10 the ysrancy on tho suprcm" Court bench This
chant, Will not be effected until fall, ami II Is cN.
,nctcd mai Congre,s viii convene In extra scssiun
riLnr IN The convcnlng Of the supreme Court In
orobcr Tho nomination OF the now Associate Just 60
VIII lac sent In AT that time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
PLEADING GUILTY no CHARGE OF 1Rs

PLEADING GUILTY no 4 CHARGE OF IRsoN
Gardiner, Me-, June 20.-Ftank and George Godfrey
were arrested this morning AT ItcLheh on charge AZ
arson IN setting fire TO building on the william VII.
son estate on June %. They were brought 10 Hal
lowell Tor trial Frank, ago sixteen, pleaded guilty
and testified that he was induced 10 commit the crtma
by his father who wanted the insurance Ceorre
pleaded not guilty. They were remanded TO await tSs
action OF the Grand Jury at the September term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
rorurILCLAss posrMASTERs APPOINTED.

Washlr gton, June 30 Fourt-claSs uOstmaNtols were
to-day appointed a follows:
pcnnsy lvanIa-Chares :. strong, AHSonNllle; &c re
Hazlrtt Boston; {. IL. Met iarhrn, lover; J.. +.
IuumIrk Hnyman's Creek; jasper Taylor, DuukRrl;
/ T. MCINTYRE nayuc: ". II. Mr'zgar, Irvine; H. Il.
Brown, Lender; ". +. shook, lcech'a lorners; David
l. Williams Mcdonald; F. A. shcrIony. MendOn;
William Davenport. New-Geneva; W. +. McWulanS,
pennsyly anla Furnace J. S. Wording ecota.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

Washington, June % General lurlus MA,
who Wa recently appointed m'Hl"r II ia" 'h""hH'
Indian tuiuIussIui, called at H." Interior Depart
ucnt today. and LAT a s!ur contU.n'r with h"r
rotary Nu!!r aud Acting Indian '"n.I.s,I"nrr Belt
General IIA,traun, who Waa rcccnih Appointed
member Of Ia" Commission, I, expected - hTH'"
IN NaAhiul ruu Midday, when b" ami ''r'rihI
IalrChlId WlI Irc''y" Their INSTRUCTIONS AID I"J"D
lcANr ~ Uarc fOI tAr Indian Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

COMMODORE sCHLEl'S PROBABLE SUCCESSION.
Washington, June cot IS rimorcd about IA" Navy
n.parm,ut that Commander Royal Il. ford, at
,,e,.nt Assistant Chief Of tho Duran Of Navigation.
will secure the post Of Chief OF H." Bureau Dt Equip
ment and KccrGltlHg, Just maze vacant by Captain
Scheys Us, q alton Tho place All, It IS understood.
bo filled about August l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
.rcnrr s.11or IN MICHIGAN.

Lansing, Mich, June 2s'-Ihe hnal act Of tho
rA1sslssuss last night TO pass q general
sIcction law IL Is modification Of the Australian
system. Tia parties are required to send to the
Secretary Of s,aie party heading for their tickets
and he prints the tickets all 10 be OF uniform sIzo
color and texture. In front OF the polling place a
railing 10 to be placed with an exit and entrance gate
and o gstekeeper Only one voter Is TO be allowed
within the railing q time. One o: moro booths sre
10 DO provided at precinct for the voter to prepare
liz ballot In secrecy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
MRS HARRISON AGAIN AT THE WHITE HOUSE.

u,
waShiugton juno 2O.-Mrs. Harrison lrn tapo
MAY Point this morning In superintendent Bnnnaris
private car, the same which carried the President from
here last Monday. The car was attached To tho
r,cuIar express tram which leaves Caps May at
o'clock The party consisted OF MH. Harrison her
father Dr. Scott, her two grahdchhlreh anu ,'n'rAi
wmIam I scwell At philadelphia they boar!rd
toLIcrt Rohertss private car, and startel for WH,.
ingtnn at 10 20 O'clock Tho President met tho
party at Baltimore, and returned win thcm 10 'h''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

DEATH OF GENERAL STIRK'S GRANDDAUGHTER
Concord, y. H., Juno 90 Mis-, Charlotte Stark
daughter of the late Major caleb stark and grand.
daughter OF General John stark, of Revolutionary fame
died yesterday ut her homo In puRharton, ago ninety
yearA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

Washington June 29.-A statement has boon pro
pared At tho PateFt ONCE which shows that during
the months Of Aprii May and Juno there werc 1917
patents allowed for inventions, exclusive OF trado
MARKS and labels This Is about 1000 moro than
were issued during the last quarter OF either Of the last
two ycaIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
pp,,r rSSiy On SuOEMlK1yG

Joliet. Ill. June Goblet has happy son Of saint
Cri,pIn IN John Ryan, who yesterday won the inter
national ptno Of 700 offered by boot and shce
Journal Of Bcst0n for the test "sSay boot and shoe
making IN all ifs branches. Every state In the Union
contested for the prize together with Canada New
B1lns wiCk and Nova scotia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
orrrc1A1 CHANGES AT WASHINGTON.

Washington June 20.-IheodOrc Davenport OF
Connecticut has been appointed dIsb"rs'ng officer
and superntendent OF tho PosOilce Department, vice
Frank N. Thomas, resigned. by tho operation OF tho
last appropriation for tho Interior Department. tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
4 poLYeA xrsrs SENTENCE COMMITTED.

washington, June es.-In the case Of DR.. Warren
T. psy convicted In the United States District Court.
District of Arkansas, Of poygamy. and sentenced Feb
susry 8. 1882 TO two years Imprisonment In the peni
esuassy, whose sentence was oommuted ,AprI %.
ssao y one years Imprisonment. tho President has,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

upon further papers submitted, asking fun pardon
made the following Endorsement: IL consideration II
new farts retailing chiefly "a "a" good r~COrt II nj,
man as solder. but in part Tending to show that
there Is some small doubt to his technical guilt
further commute Ids scntenc" Ia tho term Of biz
months
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we made Extraordinary Reduction,
WHITE EMBROIDERIEs,
IN THIS, OUR SUMNER SALE,

Napkins. Danasks. Towels / ath"r LININs, MuSlnA.
Swisns, and all hosc articles that by 81 WHITE
GOODS; Quilts, Bankot> and other rursEkLLrING
GOODS will all be sod WAY. WAY DOwN.
FRIDAY. AS USUAL BARGAIN DAY
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Extraordinary Values In
7, this our summer sale you'll find
rR.yYLLERs' NECESSITIES,

s..chels Cub Bags and Valises Spectacle opera
I'd sand Classes Stationery Toilet Articles ana le
funery; Fans. Jewetry and other Not'ohS' SUNNI .
90, p,,pre,s. Carriage Robes and Rugs for steam ;
ALL at tic most popular OF
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soc. to S1.98.

THIS Is Tf'E GREATEST SACRIFICE IN FINE
EMBROIDERIEs EVER KNOWN.
~ ADDITION TO THE vE.DEsCRIBED RE
MAEKABLE SACRIFICE IN EMBROIDERIEs, WE
SHALL OFFER SPECIAL CLOSING BARGAINS IN
INDIA SILKS. BLACK AND CREAM sURAHs
SCOTCH GINGHAMS FRENCH sATINEs, SUMNER
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. LADIES' WHITE
LAWN SUITS. AND SUMMER GLOVES AND SUMMER
DRESS GOODS.
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l--s l-Ny. InCrra-'.
yrnDcs COS. 81 -oa CrOI 20 l36N35 s342 10
- CO... z ',,J b 5 $50 49J $3.50 81
road eos - 273 UgJI 90 IS 1856 $3.50
.".'Ous co.'s 40 2GS, 1CJi 4S,HI,libl 6.IN1.O'o
-
ia corporas sT3 69l go ESQ. 3ls $40 tl2 G2i go
lirns pcrS slO2 -, 200 sl07.0IO 9j5 $500 33
resi- 40 - ull yg1yo75 l2U, 20
tai persona sllG 81 OIL sil7,a4I $40 a. 81. jOJ
r"hOIirr, Of .
uks -. sGi $50 40 81, 997. 94GI s3.422.471
~ total OF .. 80 49,.
r>,raI 49,. $3.50 C23 $50 t2-2, 2So SOC s2l. G3T"7O
"A. c,,ays " 5U1 , 80 i 3d. So 2Dl 49,. IJJ.Il
Fetal ~ 81 5S3 AZ 43l ! 'O3 $50 lI8 $50 3"6.G~2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30

FIGURED CHINA SILKS,

different styles and coors such nov nshonahc-
quality all sold at IS and 81 ccnI....Wc shall all
hCrn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-30
OF all dema nd ed In July nnught
IL so demanded rs
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
WASH DRESS FABRICS
TAKE FIRST PLACE.
Al Nine Cents and three quarter.

thousand pieces
satinhgured Lawns and Tuftei OrGandcS-pnd% s'ri"'
and figures in all the prcttcst summer styles such Is
competitors have this season sold al IS.
Al six Cents and half,
CORDED STRIPE and PLAID BATISTFS.
Just the styles In demand--worth double.