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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-04-08
OF the Stride Michigan Republicans
Struck on Monday.
Montgomery Elected by q Hand
some Plurality.
The Figures May Exceed Is, 900
Free Trade and stolen State senatorships
Repud ed-Michigan All Right for
'92--Glory Enough for One Day.

Michigan is still a Republican state,
and more firmly Republican to-day
than ever before. The methods adopted
by the temporarily dominant party at
Lansing has demonstrated to the people
that they are not trustworthy. No
sooner had they gained "A little foothold
of power than they were at once deep
in schemes of robbery, theft and all
manner of frauds. They stole two
seats in the Michigan Senate. They
robbed the minority of their constitu-
tional and parliamentary rights. They
entered into plots to steal the state at
congressional and presidential cleo
tons, and the result is that the people
have arisen in their righteous indigna.
ton and torn their piratical flag into
shreds
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-04-08
IT IS WHAT YOU SAVE
THAT MAKES YOU RICH.
WE THINK YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY
TRADING AT THE
WOLVERINE PHARMACY

We are the recognized leaders of the profession
for filing Physicians Prescriptions and Family
Recipes Our reputation as regards ability Puri-
ty of Drugs and Low Prices has never been ques-
toned
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-04-08
ELECTION RETURNS.
PAW PAW.

Three tickets-Republican, Union and
Prohibition. The vote is given in or
der as above:
Supervisor, c Warner aa3, VIM Killefer SOL
Douglas 49, Clerk { { Chappell 2S4, Bert =
Bryar $40, Almon ] Hutchins al; Treasurer w
Reynolds III, Mcneil 322, Jesse NJ Brown III
Highway Com'r, Will A Prater 2l4, Geo w Lee
3SS, Chaplin Burt al Justice G w Myers 25I, +
Barnes 34s, David Woodman ~ School Inspector
Dana Smith 265, Milton Pugsley $50, ID w Abb
rams az Board of Review, { y Rawson z65, w w
Crandall sss, Eli Wise ~; Lewis Showerman
was elected constable over s II Morton by mai
the other three being Democrats
State-Rep zS4, Dem 200, Industrial 7, Prohib So
SALARY YES SA no So
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-04-08
DRoRATE ORDER State of Michigan

Assignee of Mortgagee.
VIM H. MASON Atty for Assignee. l73t13os5
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-04-08

Republican, Industrial and Peoples
tickets were i'm the field-the former
and latter being largely made up of
the same materials-but the Industrial
captured all the plums save the clerk
Hank Spaulding getting there by a
majority of 109. Following is the ticket
rs elected
Stephen Doyle supervisor, Henry Spaulding
clerk Lyman Bridges treasurer, VI Is Clover just
ice, A = McWiiams highway comr, Mrs Ada NJ
Grove school inspector, spaulding member
board Of review.
state-Rep rlr, Dem a., Ind raa Prohb as Sal
airy. yes 81, no TO-.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-04-08

WIN. II. MASON, Atty for Assignee. [73tl3os5
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1891-04-08
SALE.

CRANE BRICK, Att'ys for Mortgage. lsOtiSo9
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.

70 BEGIN sTREET-OPESING IN EARNEST
VARIOUS NOTES.
some of the long DELAYED street openings WILL unless
uresent signs fail be soon accomplished, TO the great
benefit Of the residents of the Annexed District Judge
Ingraham has at last confirmed the proceedings OF the
Commissioners for opening Melroseave. Probably
large of building will soon be done along this
avenue and the sewer system will be satisfactorily
carried ont The Mayor, who has consistently vetoed
most Of the resolutions passed by the Board OF Alder
men for improvements in the outlying ward, signed
few days ago several important resolutions for the
regulating. grading and paving Of streets. Other i'm
portant resolutions of similar kind are now before
him and the Street Improvement Commissioner Of the
Annexed District be depended upon to carry ont,
50 far as the appropriations allowed him will permit,
any authorized work of Improvement.
The sale on Tuesday at the Real Estate Exchange
Of large amount of property in the Tweny-third and
Twenty fourth Wards showed that in spite of the dull
ness real estate this spring he prices for Annexed
District property arc well maintained large num-
Der Of transfers private sale also reported Tho
means of TO homes in the Annexed District have
been improved the last week by the addition OF num-
Der of trains on the railroads.
The wedding of Miss Anna Reger and John Loether
took place on Sunday evening, the ceremony being
performed by the Rev. Franz Lang Of the German Re
formed Church, at the home Of the BRIDES parents.
Commissioner Hentz took possession of the new
building last week and the work Of his department
will hereafter be greatly facilitated. The improve
ment OF the streets we'll under way Twelve
gangs of men at work in different parts Of the
Twenty third and Twenty fourth Wards.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Mott, the mother OF superintendent
Frank Mott. Of station r. died on Tuesday at the
family homestead, in Thir',-ave. she the widow
of Dewitt c. Mott, who moved to Morrisana with his
family forty years ago. The funeral services. con-
Quoted by the Rev. II. G. Woodbridge. were attended
by large numbers Of relatives and friends. Darnabas
c. Bostwick, wellknown resident Of Morrsania. fell
dead in BOston-avc. on Sunday. lie was seventy
five years old and had lived in MorTsania for twenty
five years. Heart disease the OF his death.
The passage by the Legislature and approval by the
Governor Of the Botanical Garden bill. has given much
satisfaction TO the residents Of the Annexed District
and II is hoped that the societies interested in raising
tho considerable amount Of money necessary to carry
out with tho assistance OF the city the proposed plans
viii be successful in their effort.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

Judge Osborne. in the City Court yesterday, com
mitted Edward v Godfrey veteran. TO the Flat
bush Insane Asylum at his own request. lie was sent
there September 30 last at the request Of his wife,
Gertrude VI. Godfrey. Of No. 205 Wlllouglby-s ST. A
jury April 10 declared him TO be sane. He went
homc and six days after threatened to kill his Wife
lie was sent back to the asylum. He told Judge
osborne yesterday that he preferred to remain there
and lie was accordingly committed.
10 Justice Cullen in the Supreme Court yesterday dis
charged from arrest Frederick II. Nettleton of No 400
Thirtecnth-st. an employc OF the Ansona Clock Com
pany. who Is being sued for separation BY Mrs. Libby
Nettcton.
The Mechanics Fire Insurance Company is about TO
dissolve. An order has been granted In the City Court
to show cause on May7 why 1t should not wind up It's
affairs. II was incorporated May 3, 1857, with
capital Of $15000O which afterwad increased TO
S2j0,OO0 The business ceased to pay and the com
pany has settled all debts and returned to the stock
holders the money invested, together with per cent
interest
Plans were approved in the brooklyn Building De
partmont on Saturday for the erection OF three story
brick theatre. 74x1OO feet, in South sxth-st near
Bedford-ave y. W. Coles, of No. 1917 South Nnh-st,
is the owner, and W II. GaylOr. Of No. 10 South
Eighth ST.. the architect. The building will cost
sG5 orc
benefit performance in aid of The family of John J..
Roche a newspaper writer who died recently. will be
given this evening in the Star Theatre In Jay-st.
william W. Goodrich. president Of the Republican
General Committee, will address meeting Of young
men In Association Hall at rs p. NJ to-day.
Tho largest easometer ever built In Brooklyn is
Just be.1e finished for the Broollyn Gas Light Com
pany. In Front-st. near Gold-st From the bottom Of
the we'll 10 the top Of the coping the distance Is
thirty feet. when the gasomeer is entirely
1lled the dome will rise ninety eight feet above the
coping. II is mAdo In three sections like telescope
having dome and two rings instead of dome and
ono ring, have most gnsometers.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
At THE PLATHOUSFS.

At the Park Theatre this week "Panl JONES' in
which Miss Agnes Huntington has the title part,
will be presented In the style the Prince Of
Wales Theatre London. and aferwad at the Broadway
Theatre Ncw-York. f. II. Sothern wbl be seen at
the Amphion Academy this week In 1.-THE Master
of Woodbarrow" which will be seen,for the first time
in that part of the city. Mr. sott IN presented this
play at the Lycenm Theatre before he started on
his tour, which has been attended with many marks
Of approval. The original cast and scenery will bo
presented I'm the performances this week
At the Lee Avcnue Academy Henry E. Dtxey and
his company will be nths week in The Seven Agas-
Ages The demand for seats for "The Seven Ages
was SO great that "Adonlsn Announced for the nrst
three nights. has been withdrawn, and the former
piece will DO presented at every performance
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
LACES, NECK
WEAR, EMBROIDERIES
AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.

HTrSilK Black Spanish Lace DemE F10uncings, II
inches wide, value zoe. yd, Monday only
Soc. yd.
All-Silk Black Chantilly Lace Demi-F Flounces, IL
to IA inches wide value CSC. yd Monday only
4Sc. yd.
Valenciennes and Duchess Combination Lace and
Flouncings, very new, AZ inches wide, IN white,
cream and ivory, value Sl.3O, Monday .63c a va.
Odds and ends In black and colored All-SliK
Drapery Nets, All-Silk Black Bruxelles Nets, 40
and 81 inches wide, value from Toe TO Sl'09'
Monday :....%oc yu'
600 dozen fine imported Neck Ruchings in white,
cream, ivory, colors and same with tinsel, were
CSC and soc. yd., Monday only y......;:; &c. yd
$50 black Chantilly, Pusher and Llama Lace
Fichus, worth from S1.00 to $3.50, Monday only
CSC each.
20 dozen real handkerchief. real Torchon, and
Medici Lace Collars, worth 75c. to Sl.OO, reduced
Embroidered Null Scarfs value SOC, Monday
600 pieces Cambria and Swiss Hamburg Embrold-
cries, from 3 to inches wide which were loc.
and l8c yd., Monday only sc. ana sc. Su;
13O pieces 90 and 81 inch Swiss, NainsooK a. ana
Cambria Flouncings, which were $ll9 ana ana Sl;oY 81
yd., Monday only ooc anu i SUi. ~ n
275 pieces 45 inches wide Nainsook, SWISS ana m
Cambria Flouncings, which were Sl.o9 anu anu Sz.Z1 "a
yd. Monday only anu V9o' ~.
Is pieces of very fine Silk crOcheted and cut Jet
mixed Passementeries, 4 to lncheS "1ue, "lion ~,
were SO 90 to Ss. 90 yd, Monday only ~ 10 yu'
40 pieces of gold silver steel and other PaSsemen-
teres with or without jewels, from 10 mches
"i"@' " ~ $50. yd
AL on Main Floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
FANCY GOODS
AND STATIONERY.

$50 oxidized and bright silver moon
Mirrors, - inches high, with adjust
able nickel easel so as to hang or stand,
$3.50, for Sl.59.
200 silk Plush Dressing Cases in red,
blue, olive, pistach, peacock and bronze
color, satin lined to harmonlze with
colors of plush, cOntaing white en-.
graved Hair Brush, Mirror and Comb,
1925, for Sl.l9. an
500 1-Pound packages containing 12O
sheets of fine Water Marked Linen
Note Paper-25c. for l3c., envelopes to.
match 81 for DC.
800 boxes of our speciality Cream
Wove Note Paper, containing II sheets
and "a envelopes to match, value 5c-
for sc.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
WHITE GOODS,
FLANNELS, LINENS
AND BEDDING THINGS.

5000 yards Plaid Lawns Qarge pat
terns), regular IL 1-2c. quality, for 7c.
per yard.
$4,000 yards of Nainsook, Lawn and
Lace Plaids, Checks and Stripes lover
80 patterns to select from) regular 15c.
and 1Sc. quality, for 1Oc. per yard.
5000 yards of 4O-inch Fancy Lace
Band Apron Lawns, Is different styles,
regular 2Oc. quality, for 1Oc. per yard.
1900 yards of All-WOol Printed Eng
lish Flannels, in Stripes and Figures,
regular 6Oc. quality, for 29c. per yard.
G6-inch Extra fine and Heavy Scotch
Satin Damask (best value ever Offered),
9Oc. quality, to be 6Oc. per yard.
3.4 size fine Irish Damask Napkins,
s2.OO-doz. quality, to be s1.39 per
dozen.
10 bales of tull-size Challie Comfort
ables (flled with good quality of
white cotton), $1.10 each instead of
S1.50 each.
1 case full-size Extra fine Marseilles
Bed Spreads (new patterns), $3.50
each instead of S400 each.
Main aisle, back.
Bedding-front basement.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
PARASULS,
SUN UMBRELLAS.

100 Fine stripe satin Coaching Para
soils, in gray or black, Paragon frames,
fine ebony or natural sticks, $3.50 ; for
S1.25.
200 latest design broken stripes Coach.
ing ParasOls, in gray and white, navy
and white, brown and white, cardinal
and white, black and white, Paragon
frames, silk tassels, 1925; for sl.75.
800 24-inch extra fine, all silk Sun UNI
brellas, fine natural sticks, fine silver
hooks, fine gold caps and ebony han.
dies, S2.75; for s1.75.
Front-eft-
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
our BIG SISTER CITY.
AFFAIRS in BROOKLYN.
- r.,.,s o+ tho National Guard Men are
"'' no;ng-A Coart Martial at the Navy Yard-Items
of General Interest

the Terror One Of the 10nch guns for the forward
turret o, the monitor MnntonOmoh has been success
fully tested at the Proving Grounds. Burning
o30 pounds Of powder and with a pressure Of fifteen
tons I'm the powder chamber, an initial velocity OF
o,11O feet a second obtained. 80
The Navy Department is making experiments with
a wire webbing for the protection Of gunners behind
shields and In exposed places during action on war,
vessels The new protection Is somewhat like the old
chain armor being made OF steel spirals which nerlock
THIS can be made into curtains, and II Is thought that
the resistance Of the webbing is equal to that OF
1-lnch steel plate.
Ar order has been issued by Secretary Tracy. re-
lating to the style Of the National flag Inasmuch as
Wyoming has been admitted into the Union 1t becomes
"On July 4, 1901, the Union Of the National Ensi gn
and the Union Jack used by the Naval Service shall
be shown as In the following illustration Forty -four
stars In six rows, the upper and lower rows having
eight stars each and the other four rows seven stars
each 60 conform to the requirements of Section 1,792,
Revised Statutes. the State Of Wyoming having been
admitted to the Union during the year ending July d.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
PRICES
YOU NEVER
HEARD OF BEFORE!
CHINAi GLASS LAMPS!

100 English Decorated Sets, 3 colorsy
new shapes and perfect goods, II each
Dinner, Soup, Breakfast, Tea, Preserve
and Butter Plates, 3 sizes of Meat
Dishes, Soup Tureen, Gravy Boat,
Pickle Dishes, TeapOts, 2 Vegetable
Dishes, Sugar Bowl, Salad Bowl, Cream
Pitcher, Water jug and II Cups and
Saucers, regular $1,000 set; will run
this 100 sets only at S5.99 set
500 dozen English Decorated Cups and
Saucers, 3 colors, regular s1.5O dozen,
at &c pr.
% % only fine Thin Transparent China
Dinner Sets, 4 decorations, gold edge,
100 pieces; S25.00 regular, at sl397
$50 dozen fine Rich Deep-Cut Table
Tumblers $1,000 dozen regular, will
he marked SJ.97
1000 dozen Thin Table Tumblers;
worth 75c., for 39c. dozen
500 Brass Table Lamps, with Central
Draft Burner and Hand Painted Shade,
81 OO REGULAR. for S1.59
l5O Brass Floor or Piano Lamps, with
2O-inch Shade, Central Draft Burner;
a regular $1,000 Lamp, for sj!97
500 Covered Pudding Dishes, Quad
ruple Plate, with tire-proof Baker; a
regular $500 dish, for S2.37
800 Covered Butter Dishes, Quadruple
Plate. finished in Satin, with bright cut
engraving; regular s4.0O dish at sl.7S
Main aOOr-eaek
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
WRAPPERS!
AND WHAT PRICES.

1000 Ladies' Batiste Wrappers, ecru
ground with colored figures, made with
White lawn, round yoke, all sizes. The
cheapest Wrapper ever offered. The
s1.75 Wrappers, these, Monday, CSC.
600 Ladies' Outing Cloth Wrappers, in
desirable colors, excellent shape.
These are s1.75 Wrappers; Monday,
CSC.
800 Ladies' Zephyr Print and Gingham
Wrappers, round yoke style. These
Real Gingham Wrappers never sold
less than $3.50; Monday, S1.39.
$50 Ladies' Challie Wrappers in Spring
colorings, entire front of Surah Silk,
1915 line for $3.50.
wraprers-Second floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

made of an extra quality of cambric in
the newest fancy colorings, manufact-
ured by the celebrated "Star' Shirt
Waist people and regularly sold for
9Oc.; price during this sale 69c.
60 dOz. of Mems Spring styles of
Scarfs, made mp in the new flowing
end Teck and "four-in-hand"; newest
patterns of Summer Silk in polka dot,
plaid, stripe and neat figures; regular
price, 55c., for this sale 30c.
Mems Fxings-Front, right
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
STOCKINGS AND
SOX HIT HARD.

Ladies' fast black (warranted) Cotton
Stockings, full regular-made, 29c.' for
15c.
Ladies' fancy striped Cotton Stock
ings. with fast black boots, l9c., as
Ladies' fast black (warranted) Richie
lieu ribbed genuine Llsle Unread
Stockings, 39c., in place of 55c.
Ladies' novelty Lisle Thread stockings
in all the new spring designs, 5oc', as
against S1.25. -, .
Ladies' Ribbed Vests, silk-stitched and
embroidered, 15c., instead of 29c.
Mems fancy striped Cotton Sox, full
regular made, 19c., instead OF 29c. -.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
NO SUCH
FURNITURE FOR
SUCH MONEY BEFORE.

Bedroom Suits, pieces, Dresser 40. inches wide,
24x3O bevel Mirror, height Of Bed feet, polished
UnlSH..
Oak Sideboards. IT, wide it, in. high,
beveled plate glass, three shelves for decorating
$1,000.
3 II. Oak Extension Table, huted legs, extra
Parlor Suits. all overstuffed in Wilton rugs,
pieces, heavy Overskirt fringe -. ....S6O.OO;
closet. French plate glass ...... -. Isl $50.
Every one interested in furniture owes 1t TO
herself or himself to attend this furnitne sale.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
POWERFUL
MILLINERY NEWS.

40 doz. Italian Leghorn Hats, sold
everywhere and here up to date for
s1 "a. Monday 75c.
Big lot of French MOntures and
Wreaths, goods imported to sell from
75c. to S1.00; these Z3c.
No. 80 3-inch Ribbon, in Satin Gros
Grain and Satin Edge Gros Grain,
being sold everywhere at 33c.; Mon
day loc.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
FANS, FRAMES
AND TOILET ARTICLES.

900 Boxes Oakley's Iolanthe Glycerine Soap,
cakes in n box l3c... =. ...... -. for sc.
800 Imported Bohemian Glass Puff-Boxes contain.
ing large Swansdown Puff $50. ....... for iSc.
80 Imported Vienna Glass Atomizers, in white or
blue nickel tubes, l7c.
200 Bright Silver and Oxidized Cabinet Photo
Frames, with easel stand back, ornaments Of
500 large size japanese Screen Fans with bases of
ebonized wood, different shapes, colors. blue,
pink and red, Oriental decorations, 50c.. for ?la
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
MEMS AND
BOYS FIXINGS.

10 doz. of Mems Unlaundered Dress
Shirts, made of Utica nonpareil mus
lin and set in with a solid Bosom Of
fine linen, felled seams throughout and
finished with the continuous facing on
sleeve and back; regular price, &c,
price for this sale, 45c.
30 doz. Of Boys Cambria Shirt Waists,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
SUMNER
SILKS FARE
WORST OF ALL.

1885 yds. 24-inch Printed India Silks that we
have been selling all along this season at 81 90
and Sl.25; they are in choice styles, no old stocK
4Sc. ,.
900 yds. 24-inch plain black Pongee; the lowest
price that we have offered this Pongee at is 93c ;
About Ok pcs of odds and ends In Plaid and Tar
tan Surahs, regular 75c. and s5c goods; going to
"ioS~ '''N0N ~ Silks-Len, centre.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
SHOES
AT COST
OF THE LEATHER.

a. 900 Pairs of every width, sizes and shapes
Women's imported Colored Goat Oxford Ties
sold at SO pair yours Monday only at half price
900 Pairs of Women's Lace and Button Patent
leather Boots. French Kid and French Dongola,
every pair cost to make more than S4.25. Mon
day only S2.95; selling in Brooklyn stores, same
Women's S2s Riding Boots, finest produced, Mon
dav only ~ . $17.
' -' ~ Shoes-2d floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
BABY !!
EXTRAS FOR THEM.

4 lot of about II pcs. Short Coats, size TO 3
yrs. pretty plaid and striped all-wool cloths. been
$500 and $500 to be- .a....i.;..... S2.y'
some designs been $7.oO and Ss.75. TO bc....S !
90 pcs: Gingham Dresses. to yr. sizes about
90 styles, nearly all trimmed with embroidery.
been $500, $500 and Sl.9s. to be
15c, CSC. 81. 80 and 81.
Infants wear-2d floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
THE BLACK
DRESS GOODS OFFERING.

Closed out several numbers of an i'm
porter's stock of Silk-Warp Henrietta
Cloths, all 4O-in. wide, retail price
varies from S1.25 to s1.50 per yard.
Your choice till closed out 98c
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
COLORED
DRESS STUFFS.
SUFFERING PRICES.

- pieces SOC pure Mohair Brillantne, 40 in.
wide, in all the leading shades, including Blue,
Gray and Brown Mixture, will be tcketed.. zoe
100 pieces of the 81 pure Turkish Mohair finest
Gpht grounds ~ in. wide .. ...... .. SOC.
SIS pieces 75c. Beige Indicn, AZ in. wide, in Gray
and Brown Mixtures; will be..................47c.
"a in English Cheviots, in mixtures, with shot
over effects, Nays, Tans, Grays and Creams,
$l.00 instead OF 81 so.
Main aisle-Left.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
WASHABLES
TREMENDOUSLY UPSET.

cases Domestic Ginghams, standard l2 l-2c. quail
ity incluLes Amoskeag and Criterion 'Ginghams
Price, 1-2c yard.
90 pieces Genuine Scotch Zephyrs, imported this
season to sell at soc. yard 80. Price, l5c yard.
Wash GoOds-Back
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
LADIES'
SURAH WAISTS.

100 Ladies' Surah House and Street
Waists, assorted styles. Some have
been selling as high as $3.50 to
$3.50: $500 for choice.
wasts-2d floor.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
s5 PASTELS
FRAMED FOR 1915.

IS beautiful Pastel Pictures, Land.
scapes and Marines, in very heavy
oxidized silver frames,
Size-2Ox34 inches, at 1915 each.
Have been selling at $500 each.
Pictures-Thrd floor
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
MISSES
AND CHILDREN'S
REFER JACKETS.

100 Children's Refer Jackets in various styles
and sizes, to IL years.
Some of these Jackets sold as high as $3.50
All of them are over $4 in value. All OF them
f Refer Jackets.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
OWN ONE
OF THESE SHAWLS.

400 India Chudda Shawls, colors Creme, Gray.
Cardinal and Ecru, formerly $3.50: TO 90 at $l4s.
$50 Fancy Crepe Shawls, cost 20 import $3.50,
yards square; all TO go at Sl.05.
shawls-2d noof.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03

Overstock of fine 46-in. Black Mohair
Brilliantine, the s1.00 quality, o yds.
makes dress, will sell 10 pcs. at o3c.
per yd. This price is less than the he'
cost of importation. 80, ,.,. ,.,x
UPHOLSTERY!
TWO ELOQUENT
SERMONS ON ECONOMY.
Irish Point Lace Curtains, hand made. l,2 yds;i y;
long, full width. new style, 5000 Curtalns-"iii
be S5 90 O pair
Portieres, fringed top and bottom superb styles,
full width and length. were Sl2bo.are = SS;yo aoo;
IN THE
UNDERWEAR,
Se,rsucker Skirts, plated ruff1es or
3 knife-plaited ruffles, worth s1Oo, to
be 49c.
Muslin Walking Skirts, tucked founce,
edged with embroidery, worth 9Sc, to
be SOC.
Muslin Gowns, 8 styles, Mother Hub
bard yoke, trimmed with handsome
embroidery, good length and width,
been S1.00, to be SIC.
Unde.- I'D foor.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
ARE THESE GLOVE PRICES
SQUEEZED DOWN
ENOUGH?

Mems Dogskin Gloves, discolored, suit
able for light driving, 39c., instead of
S1.13
Women's 7-Hook Kid Gloves, blacks
and colors, 67c., instead of s1.25
Women's All Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered, in
white, colored or black, 12 1-2c.. in
stead of 25c.
Mems Pure Linen White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, wide hem, dc, instead
of SIC.
GlOyeS-Centfe
New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
COATS,
JACKETS, CAPES.

100 Ladies' Tan Cloth Louis XIV. Coats, with hlp
seam and lapel pockets, white pearl buttons extra
finish and perfect shape. sold for $500 NSaa5S
L.
oos To3ies' Reefer Jackets in fine tan cloth, made
with white pearl buttons with loops and Owes, N
sold for $3.50; these c,c. Dsefer
500 Ladies' Black or Tan Chevot Cloth Eeeie6 see e6
400 Ladies' Blazer Jackets, in tan or black, WIN
embroidered collar and cords and spikes soia sS
SSoI ds: lot Shoulder Capes imported this
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New-York tribune., 1891-05-03
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EXTRAORDINARY VALUES.

We strongly urge careful reading OF
the things printed below for Mondays
trade. ,..
Startlingly great as the reductions n;
NAV seem here in print, shoppers VIII
be still more startled to find we've
rather understated than Overstated tne
importance of these offerings.