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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

900 Round Chop Bowls. lAc ones at &c. ca.
: 900 Boxes Tooth Picks, regular &c. 10 "'N'
800 3-foot Step Ladders. 6Jc. line, AT 59c. ga
$50 Clothes line Reels. zoe. line. at lie ca
: 1000 4-inch maple Towel Rollers. zoe. line. ~
&c.
3.49o e-hoop painted Pals eoc. ones at 9c. ca.
800 3-hoop cedar wood Pals. 45c ones. a'
900 Boxes Clothes Pins C7eol in box. 75c line,
''0'' AT 24c. box.
. 1000 Wood Lemon SqucczerS. regular lec.' at
DC. "a.
! 900 Wood Potato Washers, Sc. line. at c. ca
1000 Esovlving Handle Roll Pins. 22c rrsuiaI'
200 Perforated Zinc Washboardr, regular
~''V SOC. ut &c. ea.
600 Turned Wood Spoons. - in. loc at &c ca
- ooo Knifc Boxes large 25c. line. at &C. ca
1000 Vegetable Cutter Steel Knife 2'c me. al
9,5 Extra Quality Coffee Mills, COO stock Goods.
-,ooo i'N'" " to he &c en-.
5000 Hanging Salt Boxes. Oak. 4'c'' 10 ae
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
HE WANTS The ALTMOSY REDUCED

Another hearl & was given In the City Court yestcr
day upon the application Of Moses q. Wanzer Of the
firm II Tobias, WaAzer a Co.. sugar brokers. who
hasa seat IN the Importers and Producers Exchange
~ reduce the amount Of alinOny granted 10 his
divorced wife rs his income Is less than formerly
She gets I'll GA year. An AFFIDAVIT was submitted
10 the effect that Wanzer, who formerly lived with
his wife in seventh Is supporting Mrs. Emile H.
Lee, on whose account his wife secured divorce. at
No. OF Tayor-st.. which he rents for $500 a year.
and thai lac hired cottage for three months at
s.25 a month at Islip last summer counter
affidavit VIA produced from wanzer In which he
gave notice to his la dlord that he would give up
the Taylor-st house February 4. as he was not
able TO pay the rent and he can barely support him
self His counsel said he had hard work to get along.
Judge Clement interposed the remark " II must be
hard work II he pays $500 for house and the CO.
respondent aIs her children live with him. aud his
counsel said that there no less expensive way
Of living. unless a man could find a boarding house
where his company would be received as equivalent
Tor his board lie urged the reduction oI INC ahmon
Ge'hof Decision was resefvsox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
TIN WARE.

1000 4-quart retinncd covered Saucepans, 300
40 lo-quart Bread Raiscrs. Sl.OO goods, at
i1c. ca
800 Ii-quart Bread Raiseis, Sl.25 goods at
J9c.
1000 nacd and tubcd Cake Mods, zoe. ones
9c. ca
900 cold-handled Fry Pans, 9-inch, pc goods.
at &c. ca
1000 li-quart retinned onc-prcc Dishpans sac
line, at sc. ca.
100 Sheet Iron Fry Pans. the l5c. ones, at
5000 a-quart black handled Oil Cans, e5c ones.
2,Jso 2-quart black handle Buckets ljc ones.
at &c. ga.
5000 rctinncd Colandcrs re. ones, at &c. 81
600 Tea Kettles, No. g. SOC. regular, at 25c. en-.
I,2j0 Soup Ladies, the 20c. ones, at DC. On.
80 Soup straincrs, regular 2oc. goods. at
4c. ca.
l,75O Round Handle Cake Turner's, 12c. ones:
&C.. ca.
$50 Round Handle Basins Spoons. &c. ones.
1875 Wood Handle Cake Turner's. 15c. ones at
&c. ca.
$3.50 Long Wood Handle Kitchen Spoons, re
regular. SC ga.
l,7jO Round Handle Swimmers, tie Sc kind,
&c. ca.
1000 Patent Flour Sftcrs, 25c ones, at 9c ca.
2.ljo Hali-Pint Funncl- &C.. regular. %. ca.
$50 One Pint funnclS Toe regular, Sc. ga.
900 1hic'-Quart Wash Dippcr-, lsc line at
So. ga.
1000 Scoops. l2c; Sc. ca
1000 Crumb Trays, the SIC. ones, l5c. ga.
nishcd with iiIcproof baker, always sold az
Sl.97 for SOC "a.
800 Patent Biscuit Cutters. 2oc line. Mt Sc.
Easement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
BE WANTS DaMAGEs FOR A DEAD HORSE.

A suit TO recover ~ 500 damages for the Killing
D: the horse said be the strongest In The country has
been begun by John Morris-cy, contractor against
The Long Island RaiIOad Company. The horse was a
P.rchcron drdugEt animal. standing seventeen hands
high and named Goliath. lie was one Of a
matched ican and his mate called David. They
uer, purcha..d a wear az, IN Europe and kept
IN n fine stable in Furman rave. Many persons went
b. sec them rs fine specimens Of lOrsesesh. few
days ago the horses were being shown to some Ken
incky visitors. and Goliath was going acfoS, the
Manhattan Beach Railroad track train ran int HIN
and he wa, killed. II j. maintained hat The cOin
pany fal,d 10 have the track protected by fence.
Gollath was regarded horse OF three horse power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
JAPANNED WARE.

1850 Tea Cans'ers i5c regular. &c. ca.
! 900 medium sir Bread Boxes, soc regular
26c ca.
bs5 large size Bread Boxes. 73c. regular 39c "a.
$50 Dust Pans full size. Be-. regular DC. en-.
700 Dust Pans. with covers. zoe. regular, Sc. "a.
900 Painted SOp Jars. fJc. line, now 24c.
3. 900 I2-inch Oval Trays, 29c ones DC. ga.
=. 900 Japanncd Fire Shovcls. 0c ores at :, l2c.
D7j Children's Painted Trays. ioc. ones u be
lie. ca.
3. 900 Flour or Sugar Dredgcs. lOc line at Sc en-.
=, 600 Pepper Drrdges, &c. ones. l-2c "a.
1850 japanncd Spice Boxes, boxes. SOC. at
&c. ca.
$50 Spice Cabinets. with brewers, Si.5O line
at SOC. Cd
900 l-2lb Sugar Boxes. regular 55c at DC. ca.
1850 lib Sugar Boxes, regular Acc. at lsc. ca.
5000 Fancy Match Safes E? boxes Toe ones,
Sc a.
go Painted Foot Tubs, sc, regular. &c "a.
200 .Japanncd Coal Holds, large. 80 C. goods nj
loc. ca.
1900 Fire Shovels, the lCc. ones at Ic ca
$40 Nutmeg Gratcrs the 4c ones, at lie.
ca.
5000 rolls Perforated Toilet Paper. lec rolls,
&c.
: 900 packages Sheet Toilet Paper. Sc. for Be- ca
5000 PAPER Mache, 45c. ones at Dc "a.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
4 COAL FIRM ASSIGNS.

! NJ Bacon a Company. coal dealers. made an
assignment yesterday 10 William ;. jarvis. INC
liabilities said to be between $4,000 ana S'Vooo
with mammal assets $4,000. The firm was Nlieved
20 n. one OF the most substantial In lis line OF busi
ness In Brooklyn, which carried on extensively.
H., principal yards and office are on tho biocH
bounded by Kentave, Keap ard Hooper sts' ana tho
Wolabout Canal. Other depots were Mt 10 Il9
noNidsro were named TO the extent OF $4,000 The
firm consists Of j. NJ. Bacon, who nves NJ no OLA
ST Mark's-ave.. I'D William A: Potnier , h .
The senior member OF the firm whcl, seen oy
rpprter said that the assignment was made necessary
,hronrh tho Arm being unable to collect the out
Only AIM, W. monev The firm would resume business.
h Id In few days. Since Friday afternoon coal
has dropped in price In the Eastern District rom
I'D nothing TO do with the suspension OF his hrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
Ar THE pIlfHOCSES.

At the Amphon Academy the performances inns
week will he devoted 10 the production Of BARLEY
Campbelrs "Thc White Slave II will be presented
with elaborate detail. fine scenery and a good CON-
pany In the latter are Miss Julia stuart, Frank
Harrington. NJ g. Barlow. Miss Ida Robinson ana
Frank Drew The White slave quartet will sing
The Parlor Match will be given by Evans and
uoey at the Lee Avenue Academy this week. they
viii he supported by the three Levey sisters AUG
Others and q male quartet will sing. ~
AZ the Bedford Avenue Theatre Little LORD
ranntleroy, will be given this week by Carl A. Has
wins company Mabel Walsh and Lillian Mastersvn
Will pay Cedric alternately. The stage settines WIN
be those Of the original production
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
SPRING
DRESS GOODS.

All fresh, but closely priced to be in
keeping with the rest of the sale.
200 pieces Bird's-Eye Bedford Cloths.
in the very latest spring tints. This
fabric is exclusively sold by us, and the
best value ever sold in popular priced
goods, 4Sc.
100 pieces Scotch Homespuns, in q
full line Of spring colorings, BIC.
$50 pieces Scotch Tweed Suitings, in
new and exclusive designs, SOC.
800 pieces Saxony Suitings, pure wool,
in full line of mixtures and solid
cOlOrs. Bic.
Main aisle, left, back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
CROCKERY.

lG only English Decorated Dinner Sets ll3 pieces
full new decorations. sets cost s. 90 To import
these Is sets will be sold at S59S set
> 900 English Decorated Cups and Sauccrs 81 80
doz. line. al &c. pair.
800 English Decorated Toilet Sets. full siz,
10 pieces: regular $500. will he $2l9 set
900 English Decorated Tea Sets. IL cups and
sauccrs II tea plates. L? preserve plates cake
plates, tea pot, sugar bowl. cream pitcher
sop bowl, complete set; $500 goods, at $2.0S
set
900 pieces of Yellow Cooking Pots Cake Plates
Pie Dishes and Mixing Bowls. at 0nc-haf regular
price.
% Only English decorated Dinner Sets 1870 pieces
in bur, brown olive, decorated sets. that reg
ularly sell for $4,000 will bc Si2.l9.
Basement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
FANS,
UMBRELLAS,
FANCY GOODS, JEWELRY,

FRAMES AND STATIONERY.
500 26-inch Twill Silk Umbrellas,
Paragon Frames, hook silvered han
dies $1.OO
900 same in 2S-inch. S1.25
800 26-inch Best Union Silk Umbrellas,
Paragon Frames, % different styles,
f,ncv handles. $3.50
100 finest quality Silk Plush Collar and
Cuff Boxes, all newest colors, some
satin lined. SOC. each
200 heavy rolled gold ladies', misses
and children's Finger Rings set with
genuine RhinestOnes, in 10 distinct
designs, ic.
800 boxes 1st quality Horn Hair Pins,
l dozen in each box in black, shell and
amber 10c. box
100 Carte de Visite size Frames in
colored crushed Morocco, lOc.
100 Velvet Mounted Cabinet size
Frames, nickel trimmed Jour own inn
portation), ZIG.
100 Vienna Paravants in decorated
fronts, flower designs, holding L doz-
en- photographs, 45c. II dozen Chill
drens White Feather Fans, with
carved hone sticks. zoe.
Is dozen Fine Embossed Gauze Fans,
full size, Is fold, hand decorated in all
colors, Olc.
900 Boxes Fine Cream Wove Note
Paper, containing a sheets and u
cnvrlones 10c. box.
800 full size Imported Snow Storm
Paper Weights, containing assorted
Swiss scenes, 2lc.
Front-Ieft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
WIRE GOODS.

. 600 Wire 5-inch Soup Stainers. loc Ones
o'y.n som Racks. with plate re. ones, sc. ca
. 600 Doycr Egg Bat"rs. mt sc. ca
I'2,0 Wirc Handle Skimmcrs. Zee liuc, at dc. ca
""' %. ca
800 Brass Wire Bird Cages, II ! 2X' -. - o.
3 600 Pot Chains, nc line, AT &c. ca
= oo1 Wiro Fg,- Wins thr Sc ones, at A.. ca.
I 600 Wire Coat Hangers, the Sc ones at SC. ca
!, 600 Wood Handle Tea Strainers. BE-. ones ut
&C ca
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
LAMPS.

| 900 High Stand Brass Banquet Lamps, centre
draught burner, extra heavy, pedestal mounted
fringe. $1,000 line for 1897:
900 Parlor Lamps. polished brass, finished with
| DIN. white down shade, 1913 line FOR Sl.5o
Soc at &c. each.
300 Stamped Brass Table Lamps new design,
centre draught burner. with hand painted lO-in.
dome shade stock price So for S2.9'
80 only. Solid Brass Piano Lamps, extending
TO "a inches. centre draught burner these lamps
without shades are $40 goods. will be sold at
1897 u.,, ,oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
ART ENIB'D'Y
DEPARTMENT.

400 latest style japanese Fire Screens
choicest Oriental designs in decoration,
81 cents; regular soc.
200 China silk hand-painted Chair
Scarfs, Sc inches long, all colors and
all new designs of painting, AZ cents;
regular 65c.
700 Linen Splashers, size lSx3O, fringed
on three sides, stamped with appropri-
ate designs, &C.. regular 15c.
1000 yards Linen Fringe, 4 inches
wide, all newest shades, PC; regular
DE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
LADIES
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

~ Ladies' Elegant Black Plush CaHs silk lined
throughout and trimmed with handsome Jet or
rIain passementcrcs Prices were $500 to
81 1875 O0-Monday, $3S 90 TO $500. -,
81 Ladies' Cloth Capes. in black or colors, AL
full lengths and tnis seasons lmPorlatiohs
perfect in every way. Prices were: S22oo 70
S6j.0O-Monday. ~ 80 TO $500.
30 Ladies' Cloth Jackets trimmed with. Alaska
sable, Persian lamb and mink furs. silk lined
throughout: sold for $500 TO SGs.OO-Monday
Slg 30 to $500.
Also 10 show Monday complete lines OF
I.sde, Fine Tan Colored Box Goats, with
strapped seams several new shapes
Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

! 900 Sets Mrs Potts Irons at '9c. SET. ,oo %
4g5 Solid Steel Ilatchcts 4"c, ones. Il. 49, ="
"a slid >teel Hammers. joc ones AZ -pc'' ~
'ooo Muffin Fans holes 25c. line ~ ,c. ca
600 Galvanized Coal Ilods, 45c ones a''' ''
500 Tack Pucfs. the be. kiiu a' 49, Va
500 Gem Pans SOC. at &c. ca. 40 ,.o
3 900 Sheet Iron Drip Panr, sizes - TO 600
ones "A choice at 9c. ca 70 liz q,
i'V"' "''f Sc. ca
600 Galvanized Stamped qt DipPT
i,'' zoe. al %. ca
BASEMENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
HANDKERCHIEFS.

Ladies' Null Handkerchiefs drawn work corners.
3 for zoe, instead of II 1-2c each.
Lot OF embroidered ladies' Iiandkerchiefs, pure
linen, samples used by an importer to take orders
from, values from Acc. TO 15c, choice for zoe.
Mems japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, IA inch
hemsttch standard grade, regular price, 63c, these
47cs c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
CLOCKS,
BRONZES, TABLES.

800 Marblezcd Iron Clocks s-dav cathedral gong;
strikes every half hour, white. black or gold
800 MarbIcizcd Iron Clocks. s-lay. cathedral bells.
perfect timckrcpcrs: they are our reg
ular 81 10 ~ clock for this sale, 81 9s.
100 genuine Mexican Onyx Top Tables, l2Xl2
inch solid brass stand; $50 line; will he 81 ..
40 genuine Marble Clocks, with French movements,
warranted perfect timckccpcr. all the finest i'm
provements; cases are slightly scratched. etc. they
Clocks-Main floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
FL,
JACKETS, CAPES.

Alaska Seal Jackets, "a and % in.
long, $500.
Alaska Seal Jackets. 26 and % in.
long, $1,000
Alaska Seal Jackets, - and 30 in.
long. $4,000.
Alaska Seal Military Capes, - in.
long, $4,000.
Alaska Seal Capes, $3.50.
Alaska Sable Capes, $3.50.
Mink Capcs, $500.
Astrachan Capes, 1919.
The above prices are all very much re-
duccd.
Fufs-Socond floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
GLASS.

5000 doz fine, thin Table Tumblers engraved
with any initial, old English design, will be sold
for less than cost OF engraving, ooc. doz,
800 doz C;oblcts. odd designs. SOC. to 75c. per
dozen line will lie closed out at &c ca
900 Pressed Glass Berry. Salad or Fruit Bowls.
'N'' 49, ~ Main floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
LINENS.

G4-inch extra fine and heavy all-linen Bleached
scotch Satin Table Damask. Your choice Of
twenty patterns: regular s5c. quality o3c. yard
6s-inch extra fine and heavy Barnsley Cream
Table Damask; regular SLIGO quality, 69c.
yard
i75 superfne hemstItched and drawn-work
Satin Damask Tea Cloths in A. "a, GA, IA
and s-l sizes: regular $3.50 TO 5000 each
quality: 81. % to S4.15 each.
900 dozen extra line all linen double warp hucx
Towels, size 2lx40; special value 2lc. each.
Eghs-Main aisle, back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

Oak Dressing Tables. with oval mirror SIS; from
$22.
Oak Hall Stands. with seats. SO; from $l3
Oak and Mahogany finish Folding Beds. $33 from
$50.
Oak and Mahogany finish Folding Beds, with mir
ror, $39: from $45.
Furniture-Thiri and fourth floors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
BRUSHES,
BUSTERS, MATS, ETC.

, ooo Sbo. Brushes. the soc line sc. ca 40
~ kal-oninc brushes, Real EnsiIcs, 9oo
regular 23c. ca. ma .,
/ 900 Whi-k Brooms. Be. goods at pc ca.
t'"'V IN"" N' ca.
3o5o Real Bri-ilc Dust Brushes. i5c at &c. Ca
1000 Long Handle Bric-a-l'rac DnSicIS' w.
ooo Clothes Brushes. heavy. zoe KIND lor
',VV" N''''''' o.. "a.
,oo Fuu size Dish Mops. lac. ones; AZ &C. -
. 0o0 pcll gin Feather busters. Que NJ l'c ca
"..,nn po,,,d hammers the = 90 ones soc ca
Ii,50 oval CLOTHES Baskets >loO ones '1c' "a
'o0o Rattan Furniture Bcatcrs, 23c ones 'c; "a
900 Cocoa Brush Door Mats, the hi.t P""'i'S'
I6A2I lcA1" -'N'
-, -2c g3c.
|",, cIo,brs iues zoe lines at
l,ooo loV-i'o' l5c. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
THE SHOE
DEPTS OFFERING.

Ladies' Hand Welt Bright Dongola Foxed Button
Boots. made on Wakenphast last. plain toe and
tipped sizes IL to 7 only sold az $500; Mon
day -.
LADIES Hand Scwed DIN and Bright Dongola.
Button. Lace and Congress Caters, our old ladies'
adde's Paris hid oxford Tics, patent leather tips,
hand turned. square toe, sold at 81 So Monday,
s 20.
Child's Dongola and Straight Goat. Spring Heel,
Button Boots. sizes i 10 10 -. sold At 81 80 !:
Monday, soc.
ShoeS-SecOnd door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
GATHERED ABOUT TOUN.

Tho funeral o. Robert VI. within. cN-oommoh'c
~ The Brooklyn Yacht Club, was held iis' e'r"ns
At No 39lA Ninth-st. The Rev spencer > i" "o
c,tductea The services The burial VIII 'Ahc P'"'o
TO-DAY.
The plans u Frank Freeman for the ne" p"''''.-
~ the Er ,okIyn saving Bank to occupy "'' ~
90 the First Baptist Church in ieTepont-st' hlNo
,a.o accented The structure j. 20 cost S2'o'O'o
Dennis Crmmns thirty five years "'u' u W.
9. - summi,-st was killed the wharf Al A"lN
. ,.teriav afternoon. lie Wa employed III "''
leading q, vessel and struc, horse Win '"''''
hoo, and the horse kicked and Knocked MN o"N"
and the wheel Of the truck passed over ''''' '''"
him. -, f.
An Unknown man was found frozen 10 deau ~
.ho area Of the house Of Henry kenncH Al -''
,,,uo,re. Yesterday morning lie was about III"
n,e vear, old and fairly well dressed. iHo''
nothing about him TO lead 10 his idenu"'h ''"
- ,,u.r Abbott will speak upon The Ethc'
= ,ho ieraI Profes sion" in Plymouth Chuloh '''
evening. mon
,, p,, Iohu F. Carson will preach upon
.ecret Marriage, Their Evil and Danger III
po,,,,ued Presbyterian Church., al "iiiousiDS ''''
rompldns ayes, this evening.
rocentjon Will bc given Tuesday evening -
.no nov Joscph Dunn Burrcli who nea'ns ~
'as,ora.e o.; The CaS,on Avenue Presbyterian
=. a, Addresses viii ic made by INC ho.
T,l,,ayc Frazer, bchIcnu-, ~ - '"''
,,,h, Frost Chamberlain and hahp'""-' w.
Mayor ICodH 49,, ,o,,re
,ao,,ck rerlian, "a ncwsdcaler was ulo' D'
;, - 1,n,iss,,ncr Bcreaict yesterday upon on'' ~
- I'm, a counterfeit quarter a: the b'luFe 30
- en-. Erooklyn Elevated Railroad anu
,,.,,,v discharged. lie say he VIII sue '"o '0'''
r.,, ,nr DAMAGES for tilsc imprisonment
,,. mi, h,ought by Mrs. Mary Edna smith, Oh ~
80 -" ~, ~ recover 100000 damages ioF VIC
,,.in 81 the affections Of her husband. "'iI'""'
81, -, Mr.; C. A. Bridhurs Of No - EiSt '"s''
An,t =, ycw-NOrk which was brought III W"
yorl court has been etted out Of court anu ''0
l., Ala, ..o have been withdrawn.
!, cousearfcnce Of petition sIsneu p' ',Da
,or. 81 his congrcg CATION, the rev Johh W. 'I.
,, 81 The second Unitarian Church. VIII iepea' .i,ao
,orcnoo, a striking sermon recently pfeac"cu " '"
on "The Price Of Moral iieeuoh'
The Rev. J. +. Carson viii preach Oh
v.,resTbclr Evil aud Their Danger III uN ~
or,oe terrain Church. TOmpAns ana "iiio"s"''
o- m, evening at 80 O'Clock.
Another missing girl is being searched lot o' '"o
otico Alice Terrlll fourteen years Oh, mas ~"
ing from her home at No. - iavemcyers'' o"''
r.dn.A.y last Her mother has given captain "o'
nan ., accurate description of the grl, ana Sc'e'"'
ce,.ctives are making search Tor hcr
MAKING A GOOD DEAL OF NOISE OVLR NO4HlN'
u.ra schumacher "A lquOrdcalcr. OF NO. l'o'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

The Civil War and Pension satisfies in The Tribune
Almanac for 1907 are ,nppeiEenied with summary
National Gag. mill ary and patriotic orders, III ne"
navy and other Information Of value to old soldiers
and saiiOrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
FURNITURE.

81 50.
Solid Mahogany Bed and Dresser Sete. sos from
Sl45.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
FANCY FLANNELS.

1000 yards finest quality printed French Flan-
nels in an almost endless variety OF patterns In
stripes and figures sold everywhere at Csc. and
zoe. yd marked 43c. yd
500 wards 65c and 15c. quality silk and Wool
Stripe Suitings and Shrtings. 80 in wide, best
quality. choice patterns and colorings, 43c. I'd
Right aisle. back
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
THE STORES
OTHER DEPARTMENTS
HAVE FALLEN IN LINE.
A. II KING CO.'S
ENTIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

fallen the and magnitude of this
sale and powerful eac-Th
the houeunsllng departments
Go be knowingly sold 10 Oher s'orekeepcrS)
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,,r,yc 4 cooD DEAL OF NOISE OVER NOTHING

peruard schumacher Iquordeacr. OF NO. 100
ruIton-st. was arrained In the Ice Avenue i. -
Court yesterday on charge oil Voiaung inc DD. 60
ac, II tool, AN officer and two assisting cltlzes ~
80, schumacher into custody. and he kept up th'
excitement In court by vociierOusIy inq'Hrng III"
long be would be kept tlere' ,
Il des,a you 10 know remarked Justice "oe'.'"s
severely that this court is not Saloon any
more demonstrations on your part Will be sc'ei0''
schumacher then subslded, and gave bonds iof in'
appearance lvr trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
LACES.

46-in. All Silk Drapery Nets, formerly
Sc; reduced to 4Sc.
All Silk Black Fish Net FlOuncings,
were $50; reduced to Sc.
10000 yds. Point de Gene, Venetian
and All Linen TOrchon Lace, were
2Oc.; reduced to 1Oc.
1900 yds. of Imported Neck Ruchings,
were 2Oc.; to clear, SC. a yard.
Right centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
MEMS
FIXINGS.

Mems extra quality of wOrsted Cardi.
gan Jackets, sold beginning OF season
for 1915; will close the entire line on
Monday for Sl.95.
Front, right
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THIII
EXTRA SILKS.

o2-inch 7j-cent Printed India Dress
Silks, new goods and styles, cannot be
found outside the store; Monday only,
49c.
10 pcs. 24-inch S1.O0 Black Faille
Franchise, special for Monday only,
79c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

Yesterday 5000 tons OF coal were delivered 10 tne
firm hut thew refused 10 accept It, knowing that theV
were about to fail and SO informed the o"her'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
2 EXTRA
BLANKETS.

BIB silver gray Wool Blankets $3.50 pair
quality Sl.25 pair.
cases ia strictly pure wool Blankets, $3.50
pair quality, $4.3s pair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
LADIES' STOCKINGS.

Ladies' fast black, warranted, Cotton
Stockings, full regular made, for this
sale the price will be l9c. (cost to us).
Ladies' mode and tan shades Cotton
Stockings, full regular made, the price
for this sale 15c. (cOst to u.s..
Hosiery-Fr0nt right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07

The INVESTIGATION into the conduit accident "n'o"
acquired a few DAYS before Thanksgiving ana threaV
ened to jeopai,ze good many Thanksgiving oiihe'9'
orar, slowly along. Probably the experts nave t'Rei
their cue from the fact that they were net app0hou
until the accident lad become relatively ancient hsor'
They claim now 10 De waiting for an opportunity 10 ~
ttr,nch The conduit and ascertain precisely what It's
condition Is The Importance Of doing this IS OBVIOUS
and the opportunity ought not to be delayed moment
longer than is necessary The conduct Of this whoe
matter has done nothing to Increase public confidence
tp City Works Commissioner John p. Adams.