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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-08
HOW MY SIDE ACHES !
sG4vE 4 SHOW OF THEIR OWN.
Deadhends Turned Away from the STANDARD
no SONG and Dance tho street.

Charles Follensbee. tall young man. and
James Mcknight. short young man. went to
the stage door Of the Standard Theatre last
night and demanded admittance. saying they
were actors and were members OF the
Friends - company. As Friends" has been
n week off the boards. Follensbee and No
Naught were told to get out.
Just before midnight they were seen and
heard by n policeman doing an attractive aero
hatic and vocal specially on the sidewalk, at
Sixth avenue and Thirty-third street Nc:
FoIlenshre was dancing. A big crowd sur.
rounded them.
The policeman took them to the Thirtieth
street station and Sergeant Lane locked them
up They will appear before a select audience
at Jefferson Market to-day.
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Annoying Eczema

A,Gcntlcman in the house tMr. Thos. Carter)
mad what was called tettcr or salt rheum on his
band, and II began spreading. and ANNOYING
CrTlCrRA IEMEDiES. and they entirely
c.urcd him, so he has never had anything like
y since. u" wished me TO say. when wrote.
that he THINKS Ii the hest cure for skin dis
eases. Mrs VAN WICKLE
SD2 Atlantic av.. Brooklyn, n Y.
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FIRE DRILL CAME IN HaNDY.
Tho Pupils In the Twenty-rourth street
School Thought II W ~ Pm ctiec Dri,i.

Fire was discovered in closet Of one Of the
lower class rooms In Grammar School 49, in
West Twenty-fourth street at y o'clock yes
to-day afternoon. The principal Of the school
was notified and he rang the fire gong Every
teacher assembled hcr pupils on tho landings,
and all marched down. In orderly. military
fashion. to the street Nearly all thought tho
object Of the fire signal was to turn them out
for practice.
49, The fire. which was triflng. was nut out Ivy
Fireman Herman OF Hook and Ladder Com
az nj
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An Appropriate Souvenir.
F'on, u. 0h,ooyo DaHv Tribune.

from he 'hio0yo DdHv 7SfLuns
J., Gone forever !" he sighed. laying down his
last coin. $40 gold place. There goes my
only eagle, wings and all I"
called. MS h" hand ID over a rec"lpted document.
but you can Keep tho h!!l. YOU know"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-06-08
Aggravating Eczema

Having had an aggravated case OF eczema on
an tie and knee of two years standing, was
induced to try your CtTltCRA REMEDIES,
which have entirely cured me now. would
with confidence recommend them to Others
similarly afflicted J. CARTER
4O4 EAst l23d St, New York.
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The Trur I.,xn,iy. rr;nclpI.

W we paht. used IN manufacturing tbs peasant rem
Wy, cFIunW 'lRs mas lrTuanrn:iy hcn'lu ~ Ptrct
On ,ns human sgs'cii white III" cheap Ne-e q" cN'
uhtts anu hlneFa solutions usually Suid uelU.n -
are permanently injuTirgs psing well Informed. you
Ei use The true remedy only. Manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup Co.-Ada
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Two boys Seriously Afected-Doc-
tors and all Remedies Fall
Cured by Cuticura.

Two 81 my boys wcrc seriously. affected with
eczema. So that II was intolerable to bear. |
had tried all remedies Ivy physicians. who failed
t. relieve us: hut III one month from the time
began using CtTiCCRA REMEDIES We wore
all we'll One ~ my boys had IL about live
months ! would recommend them to all per-
CALEB ABlER. yienna, Warren Co. MI.
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Why Suffer One Moment

From torturing and dislgurng skin diseases.
when single application OF the CTTICURA
KEMEDi Is will. in the great majority OF cases,
ano,d instant relief in the most agonizng
itching. burning. scaly. crusted. pimrly. and
hlotchy skin. scnlp. and blood diseases. with
loss OF hair. and point to speedy. permanent
and economical cure
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rs felt. Dull eyos, blotcEcd or sallow face,
and wasted form follow them.
Cure nll these ailments and weaknesses,
regulate and promote the proper functions,
quiet your nerves, build up your health and
strcngth-with the "Favoiite Prescription "
1t docs all these things ard more, The sys-
tom is irvigpratei, tho blpod enriched, digcs-
ton improved, melancholy and NERVOUSNESS
dispc!od.
For alterations, displaccments, hearing
down sensations, periodica! lairs, everything
that's known rs female complaint its
an unfailiag remcdy-the OniD one, among
all medicines for women, that's gltarddt.cd.
II it fails TO benefit or cure, in any case, you
have your money back. r
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Sold everywhere Price. -CUT1CURA. 500:
CLTICCRA SOAP. 25c: CUTICI'RA RESOIc
AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. boston.
Ss- send for How to Cure Skin Diseases
"a pages. 5Oillustrations. and 100 testimonials.
plkiPLES. hlackheads red, rough. chappeI and OILY
tIW skin cured by CtTlCCRA SOAP.
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An attractive .facs
tho one that bA
longs to a thorough
y healthy woman.
That's what You'll
have, that's what
you'n be = If you'll
take Dr.. Pierce En-
yorite Prescription.
Tho painful ,lisor-
dcrs and diseases
that aiiict woman
kind make tbcm-
selves seen QS well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
CHINA
AND GLASS.

500 doz. Thin China Plates. richly decorated :
81 80 doz. line at | &c. each. .,,
900 doz Thin China Cups ana Aauccrs tlchiS
decorated so 30 doz. line, at lie. cach. a.
100 doz Thin China Bathroom sets, soap dlsfi'
mug and brush vase; the ~ - sets Tor g,c.
900 doz hin China Cracker Jars, richly deco
rated; 81 90 ones. to be 4jc. each.
900 Fine Thin China Chocolate Pots richly deco
rated. 81. 90 pots to be 81 80 each ,
900 Carlsbad China Salad Plates, Cannclle ;
81 90 doz line. will he &c. each.
ZOO Bone Plates, decorated china, stock goods ;
81 30 doz line. AZ &c. each.
900 doz. Thin Fable Iumblers. '5c. line, at
49c. each. -, H.
zoo Wafer Sets Colored Bohemian Glass, tum-
hlcrs. brass tray, and large pitchers, regular
$3.50 set. $l.l0 set.
zoo Large Crystal Glass Bowls. 75c. ones at 3Oc
100 doz. Oyster Plates 5000 doz. line at 25c.
each. .,,
600 doz Jap. Ind Butter Plates will be marked
&c. each. ,,.,n do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
NOVELTY
ZEPHYRS VERY
MUCH UNDER PRICE.

Brocadcd and Lace Zephyrs, sold in all
city stores from 60 to zoe. yard, as lot
No. /, price, 49e. yard.
Chcvron Lace Stripes, fancy brocadcs,
plain wcavcs, with shotted effects, val
ued at 80 ana 5jc. yd., as lot No. >,
price, 39c.
Polka Dots in all colors on plain
grounds. also on bouretted weaves,
plain grounds with narrow and wide
lace stripes, and pin stripes with en-
broidered figures, valued from 40 to
soc. yard, as lot No. 3, price, pc. yard.
Lot No. 4 includes novelty plads,
stripes, figures and lace effects, not
quite so desirable in styles, but in
quality worth from 40 to zoe. yard;
price 2jc. yard.
Foreign wn.t.d Goods
ppt.-Aila aisle. back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
NEW GREENE 1TENCE BAPTIST CHCRCH.

TIE STRUCTURE NEARLY READY FOR DEDlCA-
TON.
The new building for the Greene Avenue E"pusV
Church is competed the south side Oi INC
street from which IT. takes It's name between he"''
and stuyvesant ayes, and IS ready Tor drd'ca'l""
tpday The foundations Of the structure were
lad and tie first story completed a few years "s'
services were then held in the basement, which VIII
hereafter DC tie sunday school hall until funds enough
were secured 10 warrant gong on with the "orh vi
b;ildug the church. The church society occupying
fl has undergone several changes Of site ana Name
1t dates back to l754 and was started ~ dhe Lush
wick Avenue Baptist Church. There were twenty
four members to begin with, and they purchased
the former Episcopal Church OF the Ascension al
Walst. and BuslIwich-ave. This was occupied Tor Il
dozen years, aid then a structure was erected III
Wiliougby ave, near Broadway, and The name Eeti-
semane Church chosen The society Go'iishcd
IA its home, and In Lan dozen years the bulld
Ing lad to be enlarged. Bat it was again outgrowh'
and rebuilding on the site not being desirable the
property was sold 10 the fnedens hlrche, German
Presbyterian society. which values the properly at
$1,000 l;eforc this time the Baptist society had
dropped the name Gctlsemane and taken that OF
wiloughby Avenue Church
The next change the hall Of the Warner
Institute at Wiloushby ave. and Broadway. Aiier
remaining here several years III; society purchaser
the present site. The present name was tien
adopted The cornerstone Of the structure bears tho
date 1857. The building IS GOX90 feet, and is built
Of brick with stone trimmings.
There l. an entrance each side Of the 'front.' ana
the centre IS nlcd with great bay window Tile
architecture cmbodies the ideas Of number Of diff
tercnt styles and abe aim has been 10 provide com
modious and comfortable home for the congregation
Tie building Will seat 1000 persons and the moor
rises from the pulpit 50 that all The pcws command
fine view OF II. The roof is supported by the side
walls and four huge columns. The walls are tinted
and the windgvs are filled with stained glass The
taptistry Is behind the pulpit and the choir gallery
is above this There will DE ample room Tor the
Sunday school In the present auditorium.
In the nearly forty years OF rs history the eiurch
has been served by dozen pastors They nave been
the Rev. Messrg. Siias Isly, J. W. Daniels. W. lie
Pendeton, j. Il. Morse, George W. Foiweh, y. T.
Kempsey, b. " Leach, II. S stevens, a. ID. Gillette
A. Stewart Walsh, A.. H.. Birmingham and Robert d.
MONTGOMERY. some Of them served only short TERMS
but the present pastor DR.. Montgomery. has been Win
the church for ten years and has greatly anded 10 10
numbers There are 6e5 members and Il snnuN
school OF 100 The church property Is valued no ~
$4,000, npon which there IS debt OF S2o,ov ~
Last the church raised $4,000. OF when Sioooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
SHAKESPEARE CARNIVAL AT PACKER.

Elaborate pneparations have been completed for the
Shakespeare carnival which the Packer Associate
Aumnae win hold to morrow and Tuesday afternoons
and evenings at the Packer Institute In Joraemonst'
There are to be tables laden with goods sisnin-
cant Of the seven Ages numbered by the Melancholy
jacques There will be dancing both evenings In the
gymnasium. The chief feature, however, Will be the
shakspeareau tableaus, to be gwen on both evenings
In the chape
Tho committee in charge OF the tnbleaus are Miss
GRAY chairman, and the Misses Chase. Palmer. Nuns.
McCsrtee and SQuires, Mrs. Charles Il. Gray will DO
tho pianist. The members Il the ableaus VIII be the
Misses Duberne Clarke. ers, Klppen, Crlmyt,n,
Wakeman spence. Squires. fetter. Nuns and la'mer.
and Clarence Palmer, Thomas L. Peters, ". W. GTLLtA
and K, jadwtna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
AMONG the CLUBHOCSES.
PLANS FOR THE GRANT DINNER-vAMoUs EN-
TEKrNNMENTS.

PLANS FOR THE GRANT DlNNER-vAMoUS EN-
TERTAINMENTS.
All the seats for the Grant dinner at the Union
League Club on April - have been taken and many
more coud be disposed OF II there were space In the
CROFT assembly room for the tables. General
Theodore H. Gates and his committee are actively at
work pcrfectng the list OF speakers. The committee
has invited Whitcaw Reid to deliver the principal ad-
drcss of the evening. His name was agreed upon
ho,orc he landed here on his return from France.
EN- President Francis H. Wilson has returned from
California; where he has been celebrating his release
from Office by a nve-wceks' vacation. That IL did nm
cood mo- one who SECS him will doubt.
The Monauk Club held It's annual meeting last
evening and elected the following directors without
onnosItion: Charles A. Moore, John w. Wilson. DAVID
A. Body. Leonard Moody, Mbro J. Newton and
william w. Rossiter. Lysander Dckerman spoke to
the mcmbers OF the Montauk Club last night on :" The
pharaohs Now They Looked. Dressed and Acted
chaunrcy NJ Dcpew Is coming over to Brooklyn to
celebrate his birthday April D. The Montank
club Is to give a subscription dinner on that night and
10 is 10 be the CUES, of the evening. Among Others
who are expected TO speak Charles A. Moore Mayor
Boody and Timothy L.. Woodruff.
The Hanover Club gave smoking concert last
evening The club Is talking OF taking Itself and It's
friends of for steamboat excursion early In the sum-
mer.
Z. A. ouin. Charles B. Hobbs and Ethan AneS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

DOZEN LAMPS.
Main floor, roar.

Jus. conn lcied purchase of 900 dozen iapr
Lamps. hand painted shade and bowls. solid brass
inonnting- duplex Burner. $50 designs Not one
lamp in the assortment has sold for less thah
- 90 some suld for 500. (on may nave Your
choice Tomorrow, complete for Sl.90 each.
ZOO ouvx Pedestal li1nqnct LAMPS. central dtait
burners. hrass mourning richly gold finished, six
shades with fringe. or lace trimmings Irregular
3oo Eross lianquct Lamps. richly gold finished,
central draf, burner. six shades, lace or fringe
trimmings: all colors shades alone worth $500 :;
your. COMPLETE. for S31'.
3. 600 Gas Globes, fancy ctchingS or men,
the 3Qc sort, for 2jc.
+ 900 Ga, Globes. fancy shapes, I or inch,
u'c ''N' "'' Main floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
WE(H{g!EzE.;1." AN.
4'H6RAHAN;
IMPORTED
SPRING CAPES,
AN UNCOMMON CHANCE!

Monday we will offer a collection Of
Ladies' Imported Capes, the latest
productions Of Paris, Berlin and Lon
don, in new spring shapes and color
ings. Nearly all are lined throughout
with fine silks and trimmed handsome
ly with lace and embroidery.
Garments that were $4,000, $500 and
900 will be sold Monday at $500,
5000 and $1,000. Also,
100 ladies' fine tailor-made Tan
Jackets, lap seams; al! lined through
out; very finest tinsh-that were
$32 .OO-thesc, 10000.
800 ladies' mixed cloth and plain broad
cloth finished Jackets, some with vel
vet collars. some half lined and some
skeleton finish. None sold for
less than $3.50; some for s1l.75; Mon
day, $500.
80 ladies' striped cashmere Wrappers,
in navy, garnet, gray or black-so.oo
line-ior $4.9S.
100 ladies' EidcrdOwn, Lounging or
Invalid Gowns, extremely pretty col
ors-and very desirable style-s6'oo,
for $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
PROFITABLE
SILK OFFERING.

Black ground Novelty silks, consisting Of Armure.
Grs Grain. TntTc,a, Surah AMI satin grounds
with colorcd figures. flowers and small designs.
- and 2i-inch width. ~ - and 81 80 have been
our prices: Monday sec
The stock of black ground Grenadines consists OF
/; pieces. with snail colorcd flowers and narrow
clorel stripes, $50 has hc"n re price; Monday
70 he igc. 49,
- inch Printed India silks. sod earlier for G9c
Niundav igc.
- aud 2,-lnci Printed India silks. sold earlier
Tor 81 90: Monday 69c.
2i-inch Printed lnlia Silks sold earlier for Sl.?j :;
Monday ii 90 H.
,l-,nch Printed Surah Silks. sold earlier for
81 %; Monday 9jc - tn ,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
AT THE PLlYHOUSE

AZ and Mrs Kendall made their farewell appearance
mt orocl oi the Columbia Theatre appearing In
no,,d If characters which have endoaIei them u
,hon,rc rogers on Monday evening and "Wednesday
a,,crnoou "a White Lie" will be played. on Tuesday
ening and saturday afternoon the pay will BE- me
,o,mostcru THE squire" will be presented Oh
wednesday night "a Scrap Of Paper" on Ihnf'""n
night: "Impulsc." on Friday night and "The O"cc"
smiling" Oh saturday night -.
Va. = GoodwIn will appear In "The Nominee
y.c. which affords opportunity for the display oi
his pec,ar abilities an amusement maker ail 'n'
,eek ot the Lee Avenue Academy. An Easier
souvenlr will he presented to every woman pfeSen.
to.morrow night. A capable company will support
Mr. Goodwin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
SIIN' Err.

800 ROYAL Silver Chatting Dishes, Hot
Water Pans and Alcohol Lamps, COM
plcte. 800 line, will be SD each.
500 } O'Clock Tea Kettles, triple
plate on royal silver stand, kettle and
lamp, complete, $500 line, will be
500.
| 900 dozen Tea Spoons, fancy designs,
warranted the standard Al plate, 39c.
set of &.
| 900 doz. Dessert Spoons and Forks,
fancy designs, the standard Al plate,
warranted, at Sl.O9 set OF ..
1000 doz Tablespoons and Forks,
warranted standard Al plate, 80 doz.
line, will be SLID set off
Silver Deportment-Man door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
CLOCKS.

800 Ansonia Marblezed Iron Clocks.
strikes the hour and half hour, 8 days,
warranted perfect timckeepcr, $3.50.
100 MarbleiZcd Iron Clocks, cathedral
gong. strikes every half hour, day,
warranted perfect timckeeper; these
are the regular $1,000 clock; TO be
$6.49.
100 Genuine Mexican Onyx Top Ia
bles. solid brass stand, gold finished,
with G-inch onyx shelf, Sl2 table, 500
each.
Main floor, roar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
CUT GLASS
FOR WEDDING GIFTS.

80 only, extra heavy. rich, deep cut
Salad Bowls, strawberry and fan edge,
with star bottom. the finest French
Crystal and perfect cutting, Slo.oo
bowls to be $79S ca.
50 only, Preserve Dishes, rich, heavy,
deep cut, new shape, star bottom. fan
edge, $1,000 dishes 500 ca.
We show over 1000 pieces of heavy,
rich, deep cut Glassware in ID styles
of cutting, the most complete stock III
any one house in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
CROCKERY.
Main floor.

Is English Decorated Dinner and
Breakfast and Tea Sets, combined l.
each, dinner, breakfast, tea, soup, pre-,
serve and butter plate, ~ tea cups and
sauccrs and ~ coffee cups and saucers,
5 size meat dishes, soup tureen, sauce
tureen, gravy boat, 2 pickle, 4 covered
dishes. 3 uncovered. salad bowls, 2
COMFORTS, / covered butter dish, richly
decorated, in colored, lowered, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
FURNITURE.

Final Offering to close out at once the remainder
of the SCOTT x PEARSON Failure Sale.
40 5-piece Parlor Suits. mahogany finish frames,
covered with crushed mohair or silk plush. either
in CRIMSON, blue or olive, well made, at only
$4,000 the suit. The price, under ordinary cir
cumstances, would he $4,000. At this price we
do not expect 10 have a suit left by Monday
evening. -
ID 5.piece Parlor Suits in silk tapestry, with SILK
plush trimmings, at $500; customary price,
$1,000.
IL extra large Parlor Suits, all over-suifed with
silk tapestry plush trimmed and heavy oyersklrt
fringe 81 5000: actual value $4,000 The rra-
son for the great discrepancy in our closing price
and the value of this suit is that the suit Is rather
large and clumsy in style and adapted for large
back par0rs or Libraries.
5-picce Paror Suits. ovcr-stutied, silk broca-
tclle covering, plush trimming. SlO8.OO: honestly
worth 81 800. :.
80 Hair Mattresses, some in two parts, others IN
one piece, full 40 pounds each and in best y; :.
A. ticking, our regular $500 Mattress, u close
Furniture-Thlrl and fourth noors
Carpets-Thlrd floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
DINNER SETS.
Main floor

20 fine thin Carlsbad China Dinner Sets, IL each
Dinner breakfast, Soup. Tea. Preserve and
Butter Plates IL Cups and Sauccrs. > sizes Of
Meat Dishes. Soup Turren. Sauce Iurccn Gravy
Salad Bowl. COMFORTS, ? Pickle Dishes and
Butter Dish Every piece richly decorated IN
colored flower and grass, with gold band $40
s''' Nv " Main floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

went toward the new building A prosnorous future
is expected in the new building '' -"
The dedicatory exercises win begin today The
Rev. DR.. II. NJ Galahcr will preach ina onenimr
sermon In the afternoon There Will be addre, scs
by the Rev. B. clifford Nelson. Of the Trinity BAPTIST
Church. the Rev. j. Britain Clark Of the 90 .vanue
CONGREGATIONAL Church. and Dr. James s Chadwick. OF
The sumner Avenue Methodist Episcopai Church.
save saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
PARASOLS,
SIN UMBRELLAS,
POPULAR Ii f. 5 !

800 oi-nch best Union Silk Sun UNI
brellas. paragon frames. All have
very handsome oxidzed silver handles,
with Fleur de Lis ornaments applied,
81 90.
200 All Silk Surah Parasols, in black,
white. navy, gray, tan and all The new
colors. have the new style of club
handles, Sl9o. ,,.o.v,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
INFANTS
WEAR-SPECIAL!

Children's Guimpes, good lawn, embroidered IN
sertions and tucks 81 90 quality, to he Soc.
Children's Guimrcs, fine quality lawn, l hand
someiy embroidered insertions, Size quality, TO
be Sl.ls.
4 lot OF about 30 pieces fine Bingham Dresses,
10 3 year size deliberately trimmed, originally
marked 80 80 and S4.25: to be S2.2j.
IA pieces finest quality lawn dresses, ! 70 year
size. deep embroidery skirt, been $500 and
$3.50: 10 bc $3.50.
Infants Caps, Valenciennes lace and embroid-
cry, $3.50 quality; to be Sl.lS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
COLORED
SKIRTS-IIIGH
CLASS BUT CHEAP!

Glorosa Silk Skirt. shirrcd louncc, three or four
shades $500 quality 10 bc 1898. .,
Elock TaIIeta silk Skirts. pinked ruilie $500
IInaro e,irts gathered runle, black and gray
regular 50 90 article 10 Dc Sl.4s.
Fancy NIohar skirts. six styles and colorings:
very handsomr skirt representing eNccheht Value'
"V "''o'' Underwear Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
rUE yOHNSTONOGONNOR SUIT

, DEMURRER BY THE FXsr>rE SENATOR OVER
RULED.
demurrer was denied yc.toriay in the suit
Trough bv Mrs Ruth \. Johnston "eain~' h"f
lrotber. cx state senator Eugene F. O'Connor' I"
..cu,, m accounting Of the cs:at" Of Their llh'.
ua , dlyl,lou Of over GfOO.OO0 and rents Tor Ten
corr. The complaint set fOrtE tina Whrn '"c'
C.Connof died intcslate on November II, I0-' '''
t,,1y turned 10 senate" O'COnnOT to care ioi '"'
fauilv interests in his large estate. cons'''r'D'
t q, tIls was real estate I'm New Y0rH an1 a par
,i,lon suit wa begun. and a sale Wo'r'n' III,
,cidow accepted gross sum ~ lieu 81 d""''' an
,bo pr0pery was purchased By senator ~ "h""I ~
~. for sG13,750. The complain; al!csrs that II
uoe worth ~ .O7s COO thus leaving fi622'' "h"'
co,,ut,d for Of which she claims twoiiithS
n. alice, that nj the time Of the sale hcr
,o,hor said that be bio In the property for less tn
:, on. worth but That If his brother ana slS'cT'
,uovcl him 10 take IT hc would CIV" '"''" ",'
mi share. Depending on this the dccI wa h'uo'
r, r,o,her died nirstaic IN 1850, ana IN 1870 INC
,,.,dout was made administrators OF hrf 'A"'''
1,orv f. O'Connor, one Of the sisters dicd III loo'
.I.,, me, property 10 the plainth by viii. The
,,,,ir allcles that shortly after her sisters deH'h
"' n,,b,r treasured her that he would account i"'N
" ~ individual interest and that OF her sister, III
,,i,er,s estate and her mCtler'S dover but he
- ,.o,.l.tcotv failed t. account only WITHIN A''"
- t,ro tbe plaitH alleges, she discovered tha' NJ
, .,,., had consprcd 10 dcfraud her and her sister
,.d mother making statements to d"iinud ana 'n'"'
a, ,i.ely representing that he would guard their
,anas,g she demands, judgment that be holds the
,t, i'm trust and asks an accounting oil rehtS
"i1 ~ attendant dcmurrcd on tho ground that the
my.int did not state fact, sufficient 10 constitute
u '"u1 ~ unintillS defendants The demurrer bc
ii, ,oUycrrIicd, the case will come to trlnI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
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