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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-19

hought. At length the priest con-
iinued:
"My SOD, have spoken truth. Thou
halt see it. COP
The young man stood irresolute for
moment only, then turned toward the
:ity, while the priest entered the for
st.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-08-19

The royal city was all hustle and life.
Mutitudes of gayly clad pc Iestriaus
thronged its streets. 1t was day of sac.
ritce.
Towering high above all other build.
ings rose the sacritcial tower OF the god
lluiziIopochtli, in order that tbe im-
pressive ceremonies in honor of the deity
might be witnessed from all parts OF the
capital.
Along one the principal streets passed
the procession of priests with the VIC
tim. lula, the bethrotaed of the young
Prince. And it was no wonder that the
ncart Of the youthful warrior succumbei
to the charms Of the gentle Tezcucan.
OF atype OF beauty lonS since extinct in
Mexico, in her the beauty of the south
Ian was united with the ruldy, robust
Character OF the north. Hei dark eyes
sparkled like twin stars; her luxuriant
nut brown tresses fell in waves almost to
her feet. Clad IN the sacri'icial robes of
pure white, with bare heal and feet, her
ravishing beauty would have suffice t,
turn TIE head of even the most base %:
mo, o,lern gallauts.
BY her side walked tn Pr ,ce. for W
the earnes, en'retty Of tie cd knl lie
had been granted that privilege by tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
TIE CASINOS NEU OPERA.

A SKETCH OF THE CHILD OF FORTUNE ~ ID"
PLAYED TOMORROW NIGHT.
.notbcr comic opera by Millocckcr will be tried NJ
Tho Casino tomorrow evening. II Is called Ihe 'hid
Of Fortune" which is n good but rather Hco ""'s'
ton Of the German name. noteworthy PIou'o uo''
IS promised and I'm the time the house was oi'Sr i
week thorough dress rchcarsals were gwen 10 la''i
arizc the company with all the details Oh '"c Pe'
Torrance.
lingo Whitman and julius Baucr. who furnished the
hook for Poor Jonathan have this time selected
scotland ms the scene Of the opera. Tristan fioV"'
the hero is an unsuccessful artist, VINO Waglhcs '""'
he is always in luck because he is Don Juan among
women. After failing painter, he becomes u''
cling photographer lie pays n visit TO the castle OF
Lady sylvia ROcky at the Zinc OF mlSlietane o''i'
Lady sylvia is widow. VINO Is looking for an agree
able match She appears at the ball as Mary. queen
Of Scots and decides 10 have her picture taken D!
rlorva representing her n being married 10 'hiS0o
as David Rlzzio. The question ~ 10 WHO shai NprV
sent Rizzio is mpor ant, for Lady sylvia mas ihucau
her intention marry the man whom she selects loi
the part and there four competitors Lady sylvia
heart favor, Edgar, young lieutenant, alihonHh sue
tantnlize, him with a pIctcncc Of affection for nan
nIba and Lotlair well Buttericld the owner OF
The adjoining Is ate.
But the sheriff stops every thing short 10y taking pos
session of the place Buttcriicld i, shown To be the
nsrotor of This action lie has bought UP debts TINT
he may tOmpcl hcf ID accept Hlh ~ NV T"'' '
he Will hold her future husband responsible Tor hef
debts and imprisOn him. Her sister advises her 10
marry Floriya let him be sent 10 prison ana STAY terc
untn nj expected fortune Inherited from relative -
available and then pay him enough 10 Induce MN 70
acccdc t. a legal separation, alter whlch LhuN >SlN'h
and sir Edgar may become one. Tic marrae" tihca
place. and the sheriff prepares 10 carry the pinot
apher off Jail. but Butcricld, III hg"' ics
cues him and aycngcs himself Lady sylvia by tar
ing up his mortgages against the Rotkyl estate III
CIR and his friend, induce Foriva Ia gamble. get MN
in debt send him 10 prison. Lady sylvia come, int"
Lcr expected fortune ard II i, discovered that he !, "a"
long lost brother II her husband, and that TIER mar
Rage is invalid. Lady sylvia marrcs Edgar. Inter
Jcd is hft without money wife, and FpirNa A. the
child Of fortune leads 10 the altar Lady sylvia s'rr
The company 20 appear In this opera includes MISS
Lilly Post. - Lady sylvia, Mis- Annie Meyers Miss
Jennie Roincrth Miss Clara COudray Mis- Nina Iaf
rlngton. Charles Ia-sett sir Edssr William Prn"i'
a, Lothar Henry Lronl ~ Hannibal Harry Macdon'
ough A. Kaph BnttciGcd. and Jefferson De Angels.
~ Florival Three elaborate sccfcs have been ptinicl
by Henry T.. lloyt The first gives an Interior o inc
castle the second the garden Oi the castle. and uic
thiId the debtors prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
rvasIoNs OF TIE INTERSTATE LAW.
PLENTY OF PROOF CAN BE SECURED AGAINST
OFFENDING ROADS LIE WANTED.

PLENTY OF PROOF CAN BE SECURED AGAINST
OFFENDING ROADS IF WANTED.
Chicago, April 1G--It has been asserted by legal
representatives OF the Federal Government that as
under the rulings OF the Federal Courts neither the
shipper nor the representative Of any railroad with
which he deals be compelled to eliminate him
self In any case under the Interstate Com
merce Law IL IS practically impossible 10
obtain evidence TO convict under that law
For answer 20 this 1.-THE Tribune" this morning prints
more than full page OF fac-simes OF documents ana
atesed copies all of which, II claims, are admissible
I'm evidence showing numerous violations OF the law
Il summarizes tho results of It's investigations as
follows:
The proof is herewith presented Of the payment TO
J. v Farwel q Co., by the Delaware, Lackawanna ana
rroof i IS gwen that swift CO.. through confidential
clerk named A. X. Fay, have received extensive re-
raid to this clerk under the guise Of commissions;
tonyjnciV testimony, the signature Of the official
that The West Shore road arranged TO pay back a
direct rebate Of one cent hundred pounds ON large
sRR%e1lb o. The standard Oh Company and tbs
Sugar Trust shown to have reeciye payments IN
Soe Es sS % oH the er MS of &c
Save on 0 Of G malt
n j. Evidence is given, showing special rates on
shipments Of paper sst f vOsos Of me he nee
Proof is given OF extensive discrimination IN the MAXIM
Of deep cuts ey spee'S ap ppss II, "'Or
IL Ia shown that the New-York Central has made
extensive cuts BY means OF underbilng the weight OF
cars. -. H.. x..ounn .ho, ,h. Lawn.
meat Shippers including Messrs. Armour. swift ana
Civ and by stopping them at jersey City. point
Chieh carries the railroad tariff as New-foIk get
rS5nnS alleged to be for ghterage charges, because
me urcdcts werc never lisered this refund arouns
70 cents per 100 pounds and is direct cut OF inc
sStH Thcse shippers also obtaining payment oil
Ia cent per mile extra mileage upon the railroad cars
owned by them. This form Of rebate has been declared
Nv she interstate Commerce Commission 10 be parttcu
iarly obnoxious and they have said that they VIII
move In the prosecution Of persons obtaining suoh
rebate II they can secure the evidence.
Evidence will be found Of the payment OK roatos
by direct arrangement TO refund certain proportion OF
lie charges by mani pulation OF elevator charges. Dy
the repayment Of ichtegc charges by making carriage
Allowances and In number OF other Of the many ways
which the ingenuity OF the railway men and the snip
pers has devised.
Omaha, April 16.-Specal Agent Kretchmnr. OF the
Interstate Commerce Commission. is In Omaha, and
n II said trouble Is ahead for railroad officials
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

The clubhouse Of the w-Rochele Yacht Club VIII
be opened about the middle Of May. special meet
ing of the club Will held this week to hear the re-
ports OF various committees. There Is an element IN
the club which opposed to continuing the clubhouse
On Ecl,, Island and want to have house on the main
land near the house OF the NcwRochelle Rowing Club.
As IL is now IL Is necessary for tho club to keep
launch in commission during the season to run from
the mainland to the clubhouse. Echo Island is owned
by C. Oliver Isen whose great stone country house is
on Premium Point near the island. The clubs lease
of Echo Island has yet four years TO run, but 1t Is
thought that Mr. Iselin would be willing to cancel the
le,se as he desires to build a bridge from Premium
Point 10 Echo Island and make the latter place por
finn of the park around his house. Ths club ut the
las. meeting appointed committee site. and Il Is
hSm gbt that the report Of the committee will recon-
mend The giving up Echo Island aud the building Of
n clubhouse the mainland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
PRINTED SILKS.

5000 yards of 23-inch Real Shanghai
Silk. in a variety of changeable and
ombre striped effects,
AT ace; recently sold ut S9c.
This is a wonderful Bargain and cannot
be duplicated.
Another case of 24-inch Black Ground
India Silk, With neat STONED floral designs,
ACE; worth Csc.
5000 yards of substantial Black India
Surah, with very rare and beautiful COL
ored designs.
G0c.
These goods are sold elsewhere at
S1.OO and SIPS per yard.
1000 yards of Illuminated Printed
Shadow Silk,
00c.; regular price. Sl.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
FIVE NET CASES OF SMALLPOX.
ALSO ANOTHER TYPIUs PATIENT-THE WEEK S
HEALTH RECORD.

ALSO ANOTHER TYPHUs PATlENT-THE WEEK >
HEALTH RECORD.
Inspectors OF the Bureau OF Contagious Diseases
found five smallpox patients in the city during III
day and yesterday and sent them TO North Brother
Island The patients were Waglott Wiener, thirty
nine years old. Of No 307 East Onehundred and first
st.: Mrs. Elizabeth Grimes. twenty four years old. OF
No. II West Ninety -ninthst. Calvin Douglas. three
years old Of No. 1,471 First-ave.: John Zurks, an
Infant Of No. IlG Stanton-st., and Rcbecca Asher.
eight years old, OF No. - Bayardst.
Fergus Casey, thirty four years old. became I'D With
tvphus fever Mt his home. No. ZIG Gansevoort st. on
Friday night and went q Bellevue Hospital
where he was Isolated lie was sent 10 the Island
Yesterday. A drunken who was thought TO
have typhus fever sent to the Gouvernenr Hos
pital on Friday night. She said her name was Rose
Mccain. One OF the inspectors Of the Iurcau Of
Contagious Diseases examined her and said she was
suffering only from liquor.
The following record OF contagious diseases during
two weeks shows that they decreased In the city last
week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
TIE FUND FAIR DRIUS NEAR.
DITNLs TAKING :HAPE AND CONTRIBUTIONS
..MfNc ~ sri, ,IffY.

prTNGs TAKING :HNPE AND CONTRIBUTIONS
COMING ~ STEADILY
Tie lat cIoud Of doubt ~ to the success Of the
Actors Fund Fair has disappeared MI that rcnalAr
to IL. done now - see that the energy of preparation
does not nag This viii without doubt be attended -
there T., certainly reason 10 suppose that It VIII
not-but whether any Of tic worker, for he nir VIII
remain alive 10 the fruits Of II IS another question
The week Of preparation just passed has been rather
quiet c hut full Of good results and steady progress
GIFT, Of money and goods are received in large mum
hers daily aud some further lists Of these cOntrbu
uons Will soon be announced. The Marvin safe Com
pnny has given through Mr.. Lester Quincy b,binct
-afc valued at $500. Roplnc RouiS has given two
magnificent lamps, together with fancy shades and
Glands The New York Condensed Milk Company. In
addition 10 a check for $780, has promised TO send ten
eases of goods. George Il. B1wcll has promised one
mr. more bicvces Travcr, Brothers are now at work
manufacturing handsome hammock In black and
gold. Al tho young women employed by Enrich
brothers are at work, each making something for the
fair
several matlnces 30 BE- given for the benefit
Of the fair. all Bcuhardt will play Leah. tie
Forsaken.7 at the Metropolitan Opera House on
Thursday afternoon OF this week. Next week there
will be three special matinces at Pamcrs Theatre.
They are announced In detail In another column IL
any distinction is 10 DC made perhaps the most inter
cstlng Will he the performance given entirely by chi
drcn Of I'y gmallOn and Galhicn' III Is not Pi'y
which children can be expected to understand thor
ougy or play perfectly In all It's pats. but there Is
much in IL which clever children such as those an
nounccd 70 compose the cast can give with good effect
A mos, Interesting feature Of the fair Will b. the
odd Curiosity shop under the charge OF the New
York Womens Press Club. which has received many
important Contributions. Among them are the tor
osesIcll dagger used by Charles Kcan the elder ana
presented BY ". 5. IAuray TO DR. Fleming, who gives
II to tie fair: the jcwclled dagger used by Charles
Fcchter in "Thc Dukes MOtto,' also presented by
" ( Louray TO Dr. Fleming: q silver dollar, coined
in Mexico In the brief reign OF the Emperor MAXI
milan This coin IL mounted on pin and bears an
excellent likeness OF the unfortunate Emperor. Mrs
Croly will give magnificent veil. 200 years Old OF
Hack Rrnsscs lace. IL some will buy IL for the
METROPOLITAN Museum Of Art. which has no piece as
fine of the kind In IFS collection. Mrs. Kate Mayhem
has furnished the copy Of the picture OF the old
uickcn. shop and William VI. Chase has promised to
supcrlnend is drapng and decoration. loanng some
Of his own treasures for the purpose.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Kretchmar was here last November With evidence
tending to show that the Missouri Pacific had manipu
lated rates on meats shipped from South Omaha 10
Kansas City, and that the Burlington and Missouri
had given favored shippers preferences on conslgn
mcnts Of stone from Colorado u Omaha lie pul,
posed presenting these to the United states Grand
Jury, then session, but prevented because sew
eral Of the most important Witnesses endcl thc ser
vice OF subpoenas. Another Grand Jury Will meet
In Omaha on May L., which explains the agents
presence here at this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
PENNSYLVANIA ACQUIRING coLLIERIEs.


Philadelphia, April 16.-The Pennsylvania Railroad
officials toda, said that they were cndcavoring to
purchase the output of several colleros- and that hey
would II necessary make extensions to the colcries'
They admitted also that an extension has been sur
vcyed from Tomhicken through Iiazcton to iOr'
Jervis and that other extensions would be maze III
tbe near future. The Reading officials said that they
were not at all disturbed at the Pennsylyanla a9
grcssivc attitude, and that II would not interfere
with the anthracite combination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
BLACK SILKS.

1000 yards of alI.siIk double-warp
Surah. in Black and White Plalds and
Hair-Iine Stripes, worth 75c.,
at llC.
Another case of 24-inch twist warp
Black India Silk. warranted not to cut or
null in seams, SOC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

bv Leo Goodman a travelling salesman. was Shsh''y
improved. No message OF any Kind hV' oech ieoo',o'
from Goodman ut the hospital or al inc nat III w.
d, ooq .ix,r.,vc whore the Girl lived when she al
TOM cd suicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17


Large Silk Pillows $2.68 each;
extra large size, S4.8i each.
The above are in the newest pat.
terms.
SILK Scarfs, 42c., 99c., ST. each.
SILK Mantel Lambrequins, newest
designs, $685. each.
Double Head Rests, 48c. each.
Silk Pansy Head Rests, o8c. each.
Table Scarfs, with silk plush ends,
at $2.4i each.
Plusi, Table Covers, SLY, Si.oi,
$2.4i each.
Plush Piano Soarfs, So. Al each.
Plush Plano Scarfs, with very
handsome embroidery at
SiO.O0 each.
Felt Plano Covers, So. % each.
A bargain l., siIk-top leather Shop.
ping Bags, 47c.
A bargain In Rrierwood Pipes
with amber mouthpiece, sec.
A bargain In Metal Photograph
Frames at 24c.
Just opened, now designs in Jap.
anese Fans.
An elegant line Of Fans OF all kinds
and prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
RUMORs OF A b. AND O. DIVIDEND.

Baltimore April 16.-It is rumOred In BANKING
circles that the directors Of the Baltimore ana ONO
Railroad Company may, at their meeting on Wedhes-
day next declare a quarterly dividend OF Ii per
cent General officers OF the company spoken 10 on
the subject declined to say anything in reference to
the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

THE CONDITION OF ROSE HESS IMPROVED.
1t was reported at the Roosevelt Hospital yesterday
that the condition OF Rose Hess who shot herself be
cause she had been lured to Newly and then deserted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Dr. John r. Nage. of the Bureau Of Vital Statistics.
said yesterday that there had been decrease Of
talty in the city last week. The number Of deaths
from all causes reported 20 him during The week was
037, while in the previous week the number 0'J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
worth 5000.

Ladies' Plated Cashmere Waists WIZ I'll. ~
Mating down front,
Full Waist Of surnA wide Tpl nHii bHy d h%a 4.74
Same style in Striped China SILK '"o
'' t@cS' gSsd .; Ta so; s,oand neck and $40
Surah Waists tucked and stitche1 "alsI
sae. and p, front, Cardinal Black and 4.24
CbonqcabIe Surah, full back and 'front.'
S%iIcn ,I, to s snas finished with ga
Strincd China Silk. full back, yoke G III
front. jabot down front, O.d- r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
,sryyG oFrvcrl1s TO EyFoRcE THE Law.

Bddcfoid, Ne. April 16.-Thc cersymen OF this
CITY and saco to-day issued open letters TO the Sheriff
the County Attorney and City Marshal. requesting
those officials 10 enforce the Prohibitory law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

ASKING FOR APPOINTMENT OF EECEIN Ei''
Houston. Tex, April LITTLE application by STOCK
holders OF the Galveston Harrisburg and san Antonio
RaiIroad division o. the Southern Pacific. asking for
n receiver came before the District Court here this
morning. Attorneys for the southern Pacific made -
motion for the removal of the case to the Federal
Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

smith g. Angels Black Hosiery Is Unsurpassed
For color and wearing qualities The best and pest
sad retals at popular prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
$780,.
AND

30 MANTEL CLOCKS, marbleized,
LARGE SIZE, new gold and white
Arabic dials, improved strike and war
ranted PERFECT TIMEKEEPERS;
worth $3.50. The cases are slightly
imperfect, and these clocks are sold as
thov are at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
200 Pieces 54-inch alI-wooI ou'psc
Daqonas. These are the Dest goous
offered this season and never re1al'eu ID
less than $1.00 yard.
Our price, 49c.
$50 Pieces Novelty Striped Sul1'ngs'
This line comprises light and dark shaaes.
Will make very stylish costume.
Reduced TO lie.
$50 Pieces Storm Serge in Black anu
CoIors which we can recommend TOR dura-
bility, worth 100,
at 70C.
1870 Pieces French Crepe de Chine, all
wool double width, light and dark coiors,
we're &c.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
SILK SKIRTS.

Changeable Taffeta Silk mar
row rufIle and wide pinked
rufle above, DO.
ChangeabIe Tafeta Silk, z =
wide pinked ruflles, o.
Changeable Taffeta Silk, 8
pinked rufIles, o..
Black Taffeta Silk, 2 pinked
ruffleS, o.
Black .Taffeta Silk. 1 ruffle,
pinked and corded, b.
Black Taffeta Silk. 3 pinked
ruffleS, o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

AGREEING ABOUT HANDLING IMNI'ENNI''
1t was stated yesterday that Nicholas Mulcrs ou,
side immlg grant agency had reached an agreement WIN
the Trunk Line Commission by which all oppOlh 10
the present system Of handling the trunk line iInmi-
grant traffic from Ellis Island is ended The OUTSIDE
agents had agreed to permit the Trunk Line AsS'ch
ton to control the "routing' Of immigrants to the
West on the pledge OF a commission OF 10 per cent
not to exceed 81 a passenger. The Miller agency
has heretofore stood out, but 1T viii il INTO me TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
$500.

In orr collection of Cdrrara"
and A" Castellinn Marbles We call
sDeciOL attention to "IHe Bash.
fmL GirJ"by q. TIcart.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
S14.97 to $374.66.
S2.74.

OFFICE HANGING CLOCKS, in q
variety of designs and finishes, all war
ranted timekeepers and worth from
$500 to $3.50 each,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
FINE DINNER SERVICES

MUCH BELOW WHOLESALE PRICEa
On Nonday shall commence q SPECIAL
SALE .rDECORATED DINNER sERvGCEs,
nj, FIRST QUALITY. from the BEST MANU-.
FACTURERs in EUROPE mt LOW Z
PRICES than were ever before quoted
DINNER SETS, LIMOGES CHINA,
Rich Mnrone Border, Haadsomeiy
Traced ia Gold, l40 Pieces, real GOO n
value $4,000 .X00sVs
DINNER SETS, LUMOGESCHoNA,
stiuulcd Gold Berder, Euansried
Flowers, 40 Pieces, original price III RR
DINNER SETS. LUMOGEsCHINA.
Painted Flowers, Rich Gold Han. 40 XII
dies, l2J Pieces, worth $1,000 VVsVs
MINTON DINNER SETS Under.
glaze Decorations 15l Pieces. % X7
worth $1,000 6VsOs
pOULTON DINNER SETS, In
styles OF Enamel Dccerattons, ID!
Pieces, thcsc csnaes be duplicates "a w
for 5000 6"Ss
And over 100 sets of various grades. but ~
equally cheap.
ale off viu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
MILLINERY PARL0RS.

MILLINERY PARL0RS.
fsecond noor, main buding)
This week we shall display the NAM ..
ANTOINETTE, Hat in black, brown anu ."n
exquisite Neutrality-suspicious. effects IN han r,o.s
riveted Jet Toques, Bonncts. and konnu ,;"I
all made Of the very best imported ma'eiin''
Nlisses' and Chdren's Dress and och0oi i'''
in all STYLES, at all prices.
Cboicc stock in Mourning Goods. ihoiu"'"A
wells in all lengths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Ladies Mother Hubbard Night
Gowns, 2 insertions and en-
brodered ruffle. .St
worth rs.
Hand Embroidered Chemise, 81
former price. IA
Infants Hand.Embroidered
BIDS, .oI
worth rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Shirvans and Daghestans,
average size 3 tt. X 4 it., $3.50
3 Fl. 3 in. X 4 #. 8 in. 7,66
3 #. 8 in. X ) #. 6 in. 8.97
Antique AnatOlian Prayer
Rugs. ) 1T. 4 in. X ) #. 4 9.97
KAYAKS and Daghcstans,
3 #. 6 X 8 ft.6 15.A9
Extra Heavy Modern Ka-
zaks, s it. X = it. .24.74
Extra Heavy Antique Ka.
Zaks, ) #. X IT. 1855
Very Fine Antique Da-
ghestans, 3 tt. OK #. 6,
$22,09 and $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
r. II. MACY e co.
Sixth Avenue 18th to 18th 81

SINCE uoUrG INTO HAVE GREATLY AN ~ LIZ
p
VISIT THE Ne"
ACCOMMODATES" 10 A N"A
III MILLINERY
TISITTHE ENLARGED
I'm MAAN 001AD''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17
$780,.

1000 LIBRARY TABLES, solid
brass frame, with Pinch top end g.
inch centre shelf of MEXICAN ONYX,
worth $1,000,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-17

Second floor adjoining restaurant
Novbevc else can yOM OBTAIN 50
oyeat a degrec Of excellence ." m"'
,crjol a,.d manufacture for so at-
tie money.
Handsome Black BEDFORD ono,
CAPES, Silk Braidina, @lo'oi
Imported Wide Vale BEDFORD
CORD CAPES, AZ inches long.
trimmed with gros grain
$1O.81 and 1l.4l
EXTREME NOVELTIES in hand
some IMPORTED CAPES, at
half value,
$I1s9, S16.21, $17.9s, $2S.s9
A speciaI IMPORTED Black Bed Ann
ford Cord siIk-Iined JACKET, 9.99
Imported BLACK CLAY JACKET,
finely embroidered and SILK 100,
faced, lo'0A
Genuine Black Clay DIAGONAL IA
REFERS, half silk lined, o.S9
Fine tan MELTON BOX COATS,
in all shades and with large
white pearl buttons,
S5.71. $6.61. 8.99
Misses Tan and Mixed BLAI-
ERS. Sizes II, 1G, and Is
years. Special value 2.97
Misses Tan and Mixed REEF
Frs, patch pockets, half silk
lined, pearl buttons, 5.91
Misses All-Wool Tan and Mixed
CAPE NEWMARKETS, all
Ladies' SCOTCH CLOTH
REEFERS, in all shades, at 1851
Ladies' SERGE SUITS, tailor
made, Navy and Black, 8.99
Ladies' Gray fancy SCOTCH
MINED BLAZER SUITS,
new effects, 1881
Ladies' stylish BEIGE SUITS,
all shades, silk-taced GETAWAY
blazers, 1851
SPECIAL SALE
5000