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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
AT THE PI1IUOTSES,

Performances Of interest promised TO playgoors
this week. At the Park Theatre Poor Jonathan" Will
have It's first presentation in the city. with the
prestige Of its continued at the Casino in
New OrlS. II will be presented ly Rudolph Aron
sons comic opera compan5, in which are Camille
D'Arvc. Frederick solomon. Henry nallam. George
Olmi and a chorus Of sixty persons Souvenir pro
glammes will be presented tomorrow evening
Miss Rose Cochlan Will appear at the Amphion
Academy in a round of plays, including her new one
Lady Barter" She will present her wellknown
impcrsonaton Of Peg Wellington Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday nights and Wednesday afternoon,
Lady Barter" Will he the bill Thursday and Fri
day nights and saturday afternoon, and saturday
evening London Assurance" will be presented. Miss
COghlan needs no introduction to BrDOklyn people.
The perennial J. X. Emmett Will appear AT the
Lee Avenue Academy in new arrangement Of Uncle
joe or Fritz in Mad House This is new in
Brooklyn Elaborate scenery Is promised for the Pm
duCti0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
GATHERED ABOCT TIE TOWN.

Three thieves attempted 10 rob the butcher shop OF
Jacob Hahn. at ROckaway-ave. and Somerset, early
Yesterday morning. one left guard and two
entered the building. Policeman Cloonan them
break open the door, and rushing up arrested the
watcher. The Others ran but Of them was
captured otter being shot In the leg. They Philip
Carey, of No. 100 PaciicSt. who recognized as
having before assaulted a policeman. and Frederick
seigel, Of Atlantic and Grand avcS. Both men have
served terms in the pcntentiary. They were held on
charges Of burglary in the Gates Avenue Police Court
The choice Of a successor to DR.. r. X. Meredith as
chaplain Of the 23d Regiment Is said lie between the
Rev Lindsay Parker. Of st. Peters Episcopal Church.
and the Rev Dr. +. a. Bradley. of ST. Luke's Epsco-
pal Church. Before Dr. Meredith chosen Dr.
Charles H. Hall. OF Holy Trinity, chaplain Of the
regiment.
Judge Cullen, in The supreme Court. Yesterday heard
arguments upon the question whether the brooklyn
City Railroad Company can cnloin the city from In.
teierng with its tracks I'm Greeneave to construct the
relief sewer in tunnel under that street. Decision
reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08

sion to fix the NewYork terminus Of the bridge which
should remove any apprehension that NewYork prop
erty may be injured by the structure. One thing more
ought to he sad-that the projected bridge will only
come into direct competition with one of the four
ferries Of the NewYork and DroOklyn Ferry Company
This was one Of the points strongly made 10y Mr. Peters
in his able argument before the committee last week
| was pleased and interested 70 observe the an
nouncement that the Rev. DR.. Darlington, OF Christ
Church, in Bedford-a ave. is going 10 give billiard
table 10 boys club that exists or is TO be formed
in connection with his church. The statement par
tcuarly Interested me because Of the fact that when
thirteen or fourteen years ago. DR.. Eggeston then
the pastor of the liberal Church Of The Christian En-
deavor In the same part Of the city, organized the
Endeavor Club, association Of young men, which
met il the church parlors. he supplied shooting
gallery as a part of IFS outfit Even this caused
some Of the people In his church 70 open their eyes,
and outside of his own church it vas looked on as a
daring innovation. Dr. E2glcstOn suggested the idea
of having billiard table. but II met with such scaut
favor that il dropped This is a good Illustration
Of the progress which even a few years may bring
about.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
JEWELRY
IN FOR TT.

Jewelry man boasts that the like was
never on sale for anything like so little
money.
% doz. Silver. OXidized, and Gold
Plate Brooches; "Clcopatra snake" and
dozen other designs, with cut silver
finish, G0c, for 23c.
20 doz. pieces Ladies' Heavy Cable
Link Bracelets, Roman and Bright fin
ish, mounted with either 3 or 4 Rhine
stones, assorted sizes, Sl.2j, for 4Sc.
Is doz. Rolled Plate Filagrec Butterfly
lIairpins, mounted on a fine spiral
spring, giving it Il swinging effect, en-
tirely new, jOc, for DE.
30 dozj pairs Rhinestone and Pearl
Etruscan and Plain Screw and Drop
Earrings, mounted in Rolled Gold, with
fine wires, G5c., for 22c.
Is doz. Childrcn's and Infants solid
gold chased Band Rings, assorted sizes,
Zoe, for 23c.
SO doz. pieces Ladies' rolled gold cable
link Paddock Bracelets, extra fine fin
ish, all sizes, Sl.0O, for 25c.
SO doz. pieces sterling silver cut Bangle
Bracelets, & designs, ) sizes, extra wide,
Doe, for %.
a doz. pieces Roman and bright rolled
gold Bib Pins, set with turquoise,
pearls and garnets, finished in best
possible style, 7jc. for 2jc.
20 doz. pieces Ladies' and Misses solid
gold chased Band Rings, handsomely
engraved, assorted sizes, Sl.5O, for 4Sc.
"a doz. pieces silver ond cold plate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
POWERFUL
ATTRACTIONS IN
POPULAR GLASSWARE.

Over $40, 10000 worth of fine Rose Optic Blue,
and Opal GLASSWARE for the table al less than l-3
regular price. Every piece OF these goods Is per-
feet IN all respects
1000 Cream Pitchers, Blue or Opal, previously
been 3jc., Monday lic. ca
500 Cream Pitchers. Rose Optic, previously been
soc, Monday Zoe. ca
| 900 syrup Jugs. previously been 45c., Monday
l9c. ca.
375 Jugs, opal or Blue, previously been 75c.,
iGC JUGS. Rose Optic, previously been si.oo, Mon
day igc. ca.
9,$?5 LarSc Berry, Fruit, or Egg Bowls, previous
~ been 90c., Monday soc en-. 49,,
800 same, only in Rose Optlc previously oeeh
Sis. Monday i9c: ca; ..,.
5?j dozen Finger Bowls new design, previously
been ~ 90 don, Monday ZEE ca, ~,
1000 spoon Holders, previously been &c. Mon
Tho celery Glasses, three styles, previously been
4Jc., Monday &c. ca. ..;..,,,,. ,oor
5000 Sugar sftcrs Blue or opal, previously been
Ace. Monday Zoe. ca. 49, ,,,
$50 Sugar Bowls, previously peeh 4oc' hoH''S
$50 Tappics, new shape. previously been $3.50
do2, Monday l0c ca. ., ,,o, -oo
sos oil or Vinegar CructS. previously peeh 'oo''
GOO 3oz, Tumblcrs, Blue or opal. previously been
81 % doz, Monday &C. ca. ...;..,,. hooo
300 doz Tumblcrs, Rose Optic previously peeh
81 80 doz.. Monday Zoe ca. ooo
5000 Toothpic& Holders, previously peeh -oc''
SS SS Crystal Salt Shakers. nickel top, Monday &C.
300 Pressed Glass Bowls, previously been SAC,
800 lin, Pressed Glass Bowls, previously been
2lc. Monday 0c. en-.
zoo doz. Etched Glass Tumbcrs, previously been
1000 EoReMian GLASS Cructs, previously been
i0c., Monday l0c. ea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
WHY MIR. CILKIy RESIGNED.

Judson H. Cakin the superintendent of the Sunday.
school connected with the Union Avenue Baptist
Church. In Greenpont who resigned because Of an OPP
position 10 him q Gated by number of the members
OF the church. and who was reelected at meeting
held on last Monday evening, has refused to accept
the election, and william H. Thorne, one of his op-
ponents will act In his place until another election Is
held Mr. Thorne Is likely to be elected to the posi-
ton, IL Is said.
Mr.. Calkin. in his resignation says that he Trims
that it would be for the best interest OF the church Tor
him 10 ta, the steps he has. He challenges his ac-
cnsers TO ariagn him before the church II they know
ANYTHING against him. II II not known whether or
NOT the Board OF Trustees Will accept the resignation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
STIRRING Up
NCY GOOD S.

$50 bright silver and oxidizcd Picture
Frames for cabinet pictures, new shape
and latest style filagree flower designs,
easel back, heavy plate glass front,
7jc.. for 2Jc.
400 13-inch untarnishcd oXidized Silver
Moon Mirrors, with adjustable easel
back, to hang up or stand, Sl.03.
200 S-inch Mirrors same as above, 9Jc.
100 silk plush Scissor Cases, contain
ing one pair ripping, one pair nail, and
one pair cutting Scissors, guaranteed
imported steel. $50, at zoe. set.
80 seal, grain, and Kangaroo leather
Chatelaine Bags, with oXidizcd frame,
hook, and chain, 1jc., to go at 45c.
800 black leather boxes, satin lined,
containing & fruit knives, new style
Dresden handles, Sl.25, to be jOc. box.
600 English Tooth Brushes, 4-rOw
best bristlcs and ivory handles, 20c., at
l2c.
400 bottles fine imported Bay Rum,
pint bottles, DC, at lie.
Fancy GOods-front, right.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
CLOCKS
AND BRONZES.

800 S-day Marbeized Clocks, White or
Gold Dial, J hour striking movement,
Cathedral sound, perfect timekeeperS !;
will be sold for 1857 each.
100 S-day Marbleized Clocks, perfect
timekeepers, Cathedral gong, strikes
every hour, White, Black, or Gold
Dial, with Bronzcd top piece, pre-
viously been $1,000. Monday, $3.50.
900 Bronze Ornaments for clock top
pieces, finished in three styles, % sub
jccts. repriced from $50 to Sl.Sj
down to the uniform price of 9jc. each.
800 solid brass Umbrella Stands, heavy
bottom, previously been $3.50, Sl.2j
each.
100 solid Brass Piano Lamps, standing
80 in. high, with extension "a in. high,
hin. shade, with fringe, central draught
burner, the best. This lamp has pre-
viously been Sl2O0-MOnday at S7.97.
Main door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
SILVER
PLATED WARE.

1000 Tripleplated Cake Baskets, beautifully en-
grayed. bright cut high or low stands. new de-
signs previously been SO ; Monday ;0S each:
80 Triple Plated Pudding Dishes. with ire;proof
bottom, full size first quality satin or brightly IN
800 dozen Triple-Platcd IL dwt Dinner Knives.
steel blades, satin polished handle. n every re-
spcct lirst-class, will be, Monday -.S2.o7 dozen.
previously been S3.9j; Monday LAO dozen.
Ice Nickel Silver Covered Butter Dishes. These
are the very finest goods made outside of sterling
silver; previously been $500; S1.99 each.
900 Silvcr-Plated Pepper or Salt Shakers. This
lot will be run oil DC, each.
900 Triple Plated Tea Sets on Hard White Metal,
beautifully engraved in Bright Cut-Tea Pot.
Coffee Pot Sugar Bowl and Cream Pitcher and
Spoon Holder gold lined. This set is first class
in every respect; will be sold for $500 complete.
Silyer-Main door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
CHINA
DINNER SETS
AND CUT GLASS.

200 Carlsbad transparent China Dinner sets IN SIN
decorations, every piece perfect ~ each brca tar
fast Soup. Dinner, Preserve, Tea and Bul,er
Plates; sizes of Meat Dishes, Soup Tureen, sauce
Tureen, Gravy Boat Pickle Dishes "A, COVERED Tae
Dishes, Uncovered Dishes, Salad BOWL, COM
ports Butter Dish and II Cups and Saucers that
are beautifully decorated with flower and gold
edge previously been $40: Monday. ....-S522o'o %
80 complete sets of 100 pieces, same quatlty 9o
above will be sold special for.......:.. 81 s;g,
10 OF our fine French China sets, priced from Soo
10 Sl00, will be sold for SO l-3 per cent oil. -.
900 Cut Glass Salt Pepper Shakers, WIN
triple plated top, in cuttings, previously Deeh
81 Mouutty
80 pieces of our rich deep Cut Glass Bowls &c,
will be sold on Monday and Tuesday only at
reduction of zoe on every dollar
zoo doz Etched Glass Finger Bowls, Bohemian
crystal, previously been $3.50 doz Monday lVc
each
900 Spoon Holders, beautifully etched, bohemian
crystal, previously been SOC; Monday l2c; each
500 doz only Of thin table tumblers, viii be en-
graved with any intial, old English designs pre-
yiously been 81 40; Monday. 100 doz
China and Glass Departmens-Main hoof'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICL Il Sc XTR Al!

72O Knife Boxes, white wood, felt lined. lsq.
KIND, .loc edGn
5000 boxes Enamelinc" Stove Polish, previously
been SC. box, only each
10000 rolls Toilet Paper, full-sze rolls, Sc kind,
4c each
$4,000 boxes Tootbpicks lbest quality boxes for
sc.
1900 Jelly or Cake Moulds. fiuted. l2c, kind.
4c. each
$50 Door Mats best quality. extra brush, size
lSx3O previously been Sl29, acknowledgement lo.
$500 retinned Muffin Pans, cups, 26c kind, l2c.
$3.50 wire Potato Washers, wood handle, &C. kind,
&c each
1000 boxes Wax Tapers $50 in box best quality.
previously been l2c., only. DoX
1850 Egg Beaters double-action rotary, lac kind'
&c. ca.
600 extra retnned Bread Raisers with perforated
covers. / 0 qt size, ACC. ii Ut size, SOC.
1900 Surprise Egg Whips, previously been l2c.
800 Soap Dishes wire frame with fancy porce-
lain dish previously been l5c., only &c ca
LAO Spasher Mats fancy painted designs ioc'
900 Brooms. green corn. rows sewing. only 20
doz on sale at. .lZc. ca
Basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
WONIEN'S
SPRING GARMENTS.

Now open and on sale a full assort-
ment of womens spring garments,
comprising Jackets, Refers, Blazers,
Capes, lace and cloth Wraps, and Eng
lish street and travelling listers. The
assortment has been carefully selected,
the range of prices is so varied that all
demands can easily be met
Monday there will 90 on sale Our early
importation of Foreign Costumes, to-
gether with selection of Ready-made
Dresses.
Cloak Department-2d noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
CROCKERY
AND SU CHI

1000 doz. of English decorated Cups
and Saucers, three colors, new shapes;
previously been $3.50 doz, Monday
12c. pr.
$50 English decorated Tea Sets, SO
pieces, 3 colors, full size, special goods;
previously been $500 set, Monday
S2.9S set.
500 Toilet Sets, full size, ten pieces,
handsomely decorated, blue, brown, or
pink; previously been $500, Monday
S2.57.
5000 pieces of Haviland & Co.'s Fine
French Table China, will be reduced
to J regular price and sold out. Every
piece of these goods is perfect in every
respect, and is the finest quality made.
SOC. reduction on every S1.OO.
800 dOz. English Decorated Custard
Cups, 3 colors, warranted fireproof,
will he sold for &c.
Basement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
TABLE AND
OTHER CHINA.
Main door.

500 doz transparent China Cups and Saucers.
tinted or fine flower decorations, with Rolu edges
previously been $3.50 dol; Monday .::.;.l &c. ca
900 doz. canncc china decorations SaI(d fIates'
new designs previously heen iOc hionu's ~ c''
900 doz transparent china band Plates, decora-
tons. gold edge, new designs; previously Deeh
$500, doz. Monday &C. "a.
i.1j0 cold band soup Plates, thin transparent
china previously been $500 doz. Monday II LIE.
80 heavy gold band Tea Plates; previously
been $3.50 dOz. Monday We en-
3i5 transparent china Salad or Egg Bowls. hand
somey decorated with flowers and gold edge;
previously been $l.1j Monday ............07c ca.
3.275 cannclc Ice Cream or Preserve SaucerS.
thin transparent china beautifully decorated pre-
viously been $500 d0z Monday ..........l &c ca.
900 transparent china richly decorated sugar
Bowls. with covers and gold edge; previously been
800 Fruit Bowls, thin china decorated previously
51J china Oatmeal sets, Bowl, Plate, and Pitcher
decorated with flowers, birds, and gilt, previously
been - 90, Monday ..... .......: &C. ca
1000 china Bread and Batter Plates, richly dee
Grated gold edge. ten decorations previously been
- 900 aOZ, Monday &c. Cd
$500 Ind. Cream Pitchers decorated china pre-
viously been &c, Monday ....... &c. ca
5000 Cuspadorcs, richly decorated gold band pre-
yious!v been 81 90 article. Monday ACE. ea.
$50 real china Muffin Covers, richly decorated,
fiat have previously been ~ co. Monday SIC. ca.
90 Carlsbad china Tea Sets full. 30 pieces,
dccorallons, NoNcrs and gold, previously been
$500. Monday ......... S331 set
nicely decorated, gold edge, previous: been
$1,000 Monday ......... ......... Sj.0j set
300 Brass Banquet or Breakfast Table Lamps
with Central Draught Burner; no smoke. 10 smell.
but white, steady light, previously been $500
Monday ..S3.oI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
TO GIVE A DOUBLE PERFORMANCE.

The Amaranth will present a double bill for its fifth
performance next Wednesday. G. liaddon Chambers
play The open Cate Will pIeccdc the comedy The
SNOWFALL written by sydney Gmndy. Elise Louis.
Ada Woodruff Lizzie Wallace, Marie Lamb ard Mabel
smith the ladies of the Amaauth Company who
will be seen in THESE plays. With them will appear
S G.. Acton, IT,. Frederick Bovine Harry J. King
W. r. Maciarane and Alfred Young. The Amaranth
has sent out special notice 70 its members urging
the advisabty Of having the audience seated before
the curtain rises Ill The open Gatc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08

Hair Pins, consisting of coils, knots,
and Rhinestones, 40c., for 1Oc. each:
10 dOz. silver Roman and bright gold
plate Bead Necklaces, with or without
heart pendants, mounted on fine chains,
all sizes, 1925, for SOC. each.
Is doz. Rhinestone, turquoise, and gar
net Rings, also silver and gold plate,
Friendship design, finished same as
solid gold, G0c, for 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
SOC. TO 50,
INSTEAD OF 81 TO IS.
ID Il + SIS L Il | VI VI | n G S.

Monday odd and end Of the trimming department
will go for sm2ncsS Itself III point OF money.
They consist Of Plain Silk and JET Aledici Collars
Plain SIX and jet Mercedes lets. Plain silk
Sets Jet and Gold sets, jet and Plain SILK GimIs,
jet Ornaments, Black and White Worstcd Capcs.
previously - 10 Is. Monday 5Oc 10 =!
Black, Brown. and Chinchila Feather Capcs to
bc $500 and $500, III place Of $500 aud $1,000
each.
Ornaments zoe. and 25c each: been all along
SOC. and soc. each.
Trmmings-Front left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
PRoHrBrrroyIsrs HAVE A CONFERENCE:

conference of Kings County Prohbltionists was
held Yesterday aft ernoon in bradbury Hail. at No. 300
Fulionst. DR.. /. X. Funk told e" How 10 spread
Party Enthusiasm" and addresses were also made by
James T. Ramsey. samuel Dickie John Lloyd Thomas,
and A. r. Heath Ex-Governor John p ~. John,
Of Kansas spoke last evening in the Criterion Theatre
upon the hopes and aims Of ProhibtonIsts dinner
was served aerward and responses made by j. l..
Thomas. a \. Hopkins, i. j. Wheeler, George H. Scott
and Others. Ex-Governor st. John spoke OF "ThA
Campaign VI ga"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08

500 Nickel Student Lamps, with Tin. white shade
all improvements previously been 1913; MoS ta
1000 Brass Brass or Nickel Table Lamps, with
Central Draught Burner l0-in. tripod ana shade.
handsomely decorated and tinted, previously Deen
$500 Monday :. -, md
900 Richly Decorated Table Lamps, SHADE ana ,ia
howl 70 match. Brass Duplex Burner and Solid
Brass Pedestal Lamp. has previously been S3.oo;
China and Glass--Maln door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
MEMS
DAY AND
NIGHT SHIRTS.

Sort Of trade sale Of them 10 bc o7eyrd MonaeV
100 doz Mems Unlaundercd Dress 5brtS, msde
Of Utica Nonpare Muslin 3-ply linen bosoms. re-
enforced made with patent continuous facings or
back and sleeves. handmade buttouhOlc Oh front
Of neck-band, all sizes infer what such a shirt
must be WORTH Monday .......i' O.
o doz. Mems fancy trimmed Night Shirts. made
Of good muslin. cut full and long. trimmed with
fast color trimmings. all sizes TRY 10 recall The
lowest price you ever heard for similar hlgh-Srade
Night Shirts these Monday ...................j1c
Meas FiNnk,-Float. right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
WHITE AND
GOLD FRAMES.

Figure ont, il yOu please, how they're made for
these prices when you sfc them.
Appropriate for up-sar rooms:
% sXlO inches with glass and back, 3jc.
- l0Xl? inches, with glass and back, ijc.
$50 llXli inches, with glass and back, soc.
% l2xlG inches with glass and back, zoe.
% l4xl7 inches, with glass and back, CSC.
Plctnrcs-3d floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
FETCIIY
SPRING SILKS.

o4-inch Crepcs in street and evening
shades Sl.25
Black Grenadines with colored figures,
stripes, and plaids
$1.00, S1.2j and S1.j0
Changcable Peau de Sole Printed),
$l.75 and 1928
Changeablc Tafieta sl.OO
24-incll, India Silks, new printings and
colorings Sl.OO
Polka dot Satins and Silks,
Sl.lO, sl.2j, and $50
An individual thing for Monday-50
pcs. of $l.1O Wash Silks will be SIC.
siks-Lsft Centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
THE JURY COULD NOT AGREE.

The jury in the Of william ]. Smith, on trial for
the killing Of John Carroll election day. 1888 after
being out all night in yesterday morning and had
the testimony in the read 20 them They re.
turned again, but soon after reported that they
able 10 Judge Moore accordingly discharged them
at p The jury stood six for murder in the second
degree and six for nansaughtcr In the first degree
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
SPECIAL
SALE STATIONERY.

100 pound packages of 100 sheets Fine
Water Marked Linen Writing Paper,
to go at l5c. package.
Envelopes to match, % in a package,
sc.
800 of our Special 2-quire Box of the
finest French Quadrille Note Paper
with Envelopes to match, value 40c.;
to 90 at 2jc. box.
800 of our Big Value of Wards Cele-
bratcd Irish Linen Note Paper, con-
tanning 5 quires paper and 100 Envcl-
Opcs, 49c.
800 boxes of "Our Leader" containing
l quire paper and 81 envelopes, best
smooth finish ruled or plain note paper,
= boxes for 2jc.
stauoneTy-FIont, le,:.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
INFANTS
ADVANCE STYLES.
GAPS, Goa II S, $ L p S.
INFANTS

Children's spring and summer shirrcd
Hats in chambray, pink, blue, or car
dinal, Csc.
Infants Swiss Corded Caps, with large
pompon of lace or material, Doc. and
SOC.
Infants silk Caps, embroidered; double
lace ruching around face, csc.
Childrcn's Cloth Short Coats, size to
3 years, handsomely trimmed with
braid, $3.50.
Infants Long Slips, cambria plcats and
embroidery, SOC.
Cambria Short Slips, tucked yoke,
trimmed with embroidery, sizes to 3
years, G9c.
Infants wear-2d noor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
Drooklnn Gbralrrs.

AMpIIIoN.
KNOWLES & MORRIS........ Lessees and Managers
This week-Matlnee "wednesday and Saturday.
The Celebrated C,Isl ROSE COGHLAN,
Under thr management OF AUGUSTUS PlToU.
Mo- MGn W., Iue M,t Msa' PEG WOFFlNGTON'
ThHT.dly. Friday IA nigh night and LADY BARTER.
Saturday night-LONDON Assn TRANCE.
Next week-MR. JAMES 0.NEIl.
ADpREssES Will be delivered by.
MISS FLORENCE BALGARNlE, OF London
Delegate National Council Of Women In Wa'hing'en''
"wage.Earnlng Women in England"
MISS MARY T. EASTMAN. Of Massachusetts
(Seeretlry OF COuncID,
"Educatlon OF Girls from Dane School to College"
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 9TH. At O'CLOCK.
NOI. Sims NEW PARK THEATRE,
u ToMoRRow. GALA SOUVENIR NIGHT.
the or nc New-York Casino Success,
POOR JONATHAN,
Presented by r ro,,,.xv
RUDOLPH ARoNSoN's COMIC OPLKA S3NrANH'
ss'Souycnlrs given 10 the ladies to;nlghtt;
CHORUS or so AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA.
The Casino Scenery and Costumes.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
7 EE-AVE. ACADEMY, BROOKLYN E. d.
This week. Saturday Matinee only.
J. X EMMETT as UNCLE JOE,
yoe,, March 49, Mr. and Mrs. kendall, In Ironmaster,
A Scrap OF Paper. The Weaker Sex and the Queens
Shilling.
Box ONCE open. Prices as usual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-03-08
KNOWING
THEM BY NAME.

Something 10 nothing few ladies can call on inc
names of this springs more pTetcnu0uS WASH
goods This list will serve as an introduction
prices added:
The "T6iYr de Ccylon," 81 LEO.
Tie Moussclinc de rIndc," 35c.
India silk Satecns. SOC and 3jc.
The Cashmere Twill SOC.
The Shanong PONCE, ZIG.
100 pieces Of Scotch Ginghams in pink, blue,
helotropc. slate. drab. and fancy stripes, loo.
Monday this seasons soc. goods.
washabcs-Msn aisle. back.