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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14

Balance in trsasurer's hands $i45, l5s IS
Potter. Plumb. Proctor, Roberts, Rosen-
burg. Schermerhorn. skcels, Smith.
Snits. sullivan, Ulrich, J. w. Walker,
wxtkins-2s.
Nsys-Messrs. Coburn, Frost. Gould.
Havens. Hill. Ladner, O'Leary, SIM
clair. David Walker, L. C. Woodwork,
W. +. Woodworth-ll.
Not vosing-Mr. Bergin and chairman
-.
Absent-Mr. Ward.
On notion of Mr.. Walker the SUB ect
matter Of the petitions referred to in
said report was laid on the table.
The Committee on Finance made the
following report and on motion of Mr..
Roberts the came was adopted and the
recommendations therein contained
concurred in, q majority of the men,
bers-elect voting therefor.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Kent County:
Gentlemen: Your Committee on
Finance, whose duty 1t 10 to settle with
the County Treasurer, has attended to
that duty and respectfully submit the
following report. The accompanying
table and balance sheet Of the finances
This large balance 10 owing OF the I'M
expected payment by the city of state
and county taxes for 1891, before our
settlement with the treasurer.
The sum of $255.4l in three certifi-
Gates of deposit is held by the treasurer
drawing interest at per cent.
There has been received by
ali funds from all sources
the sum of.............S4 90, 1926 Al
Amount on hand January /,
........................... 63,s12 20
Total receipts. 554 ,139 IA
Expended from all funds
for all purposes. 40S, $50 81
Cash balance January 1. 1892
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14

And of such receipts and expendl-
lures your committee offer the an
nexed detailed statement.
Your committee find there has been
paid the prosecuting attorney the sum
Of $lS5 on account of appearance IN
court in divorce cases where there are
minor children, under act number 1877 +,
Laws of 1887, he claiming such services
we're not under his contract with the
county. Your committee were not
clear in regard TO the legal rights of
the county in the matter and report
facts as they find them.
Your committee would recon- mend
that the poor fund deficiency Of
$3sSs.0l be supplied by transfer from
the general fund.
All of which Is respectfully submitted
EDWARD B. CLEMENTS,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL......S 100000

THOMAS i. GILBERT. PRECEDENT.
GEO. q. BRIGGS. vice-Presidens.
J.FREDERIC BAARs. Cashier.
E. II. HUNT. Assist ant Cashier
Transact business In all deparsmentscf bank
Ing authoi xed by the National Banking Law.
Exchange available In all the commercial
cities Of the world sold at current rates.
u. :. bonds bought and sold.
DIRE TORS:
Thomas d. Gilbert. Moves L. Avery.
Thomas J. O'Prien. George q. Briggs.
David NJ. Amberg. Jemuel ID. putnam.
Ransom c. Luce. ConstAottne MOTOR
Edward II. Hunt. John &. k1tzgerald.
L. Stewart White. Phiio G.. Fuller.
j. Frederic RRars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14

NJ. L. SWEET, President.
j. NJ. BARNETT. Vice Pre- ident
HARVEY J. HOLLISTER. Cashier.
All classes of baking business that ore Ia
harmony with the National Banking Law
transacted.
Letters of Credit. current In al parts Of the
world. issued In sums 10 suit Interest al
lowed nj per cent on time certificates Of
deposit.
Z L. II. Whitney. George c. Pierce.
y J. NJ. Barnett j. GUNNER,
ri. J.. Sweet. Joseph II. Martin.
NJ j. HOLSTER, w. X. Shelby,
Willard Barnhardf. W. o. llughaft.
L. Crofton Fox. +. Loettgert
l.. T.. Hawkins
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14

Total expenditures. $50 III
Mr. J. W. Walker offered the follow
ing resolution and moved it's adoption.
which prevailed:
Whereas, one-half Of the salary OF
the oilicar known as the bailif OF the
police court is being drawn from the
county treasury, and
Whereas, A doubt exists in the minds
of some OF the members OF the board
A. to whether Kent county 10 liable for
the payment OF such salary under exist
ing law. Therefore,
Resolved, That the prosecuting ~
torney is hereby requested to report 10
this board at his earliest convenience
his opinion, in writing. rs to whether
such salary is being legally drawn or
not.
On motion of Mr.. Roberts the board
adjourned until tomorrow ut o'clock
in the forenoon.
CORNELIUS l.. HARVEY.
Clerk. LEWIS A. SOLOMON,
Chairman.
Doctors? Pshaw! Take Beecham'S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14
J. G. ALEXANDER.


= =
E0R SALE-Nice isree brick house 10 rooYnf
besides halls. cellar uader whole hsass.
with furnace II feet of porch. nice large shade
trees IN front and rear. lot tsalx1 GA grsdea
street, located Ia southeast part of city. VII
exchange COR good vacant property "a snaai
farm. fnsrir@ ~ j. a.. Alexander. 8 Lyon-sf
t'UB "a AE~ses bgoom mouse vita ffaf
= mali. cellar unscr whole house: front sa1
side porch; good wei and cisiern; faf 20 lee,
front. oniy three doors from Cherry stree
rarsi cast front: -.-ice only slko AZ sold soon
thists n bargain. Inquire Of J. q. Alexander
- Lyon 81.
EOk SAILS vacant lots. fine section q
Nherry-si aud i.ske-aye.. fne shade tree
IN 'front.', price for neaf - Gays. ssec 20 So
tseh' cant he beat for The money
INQUIRE al J. a.. AlesaDaer' Cou-t ,ak
Lyonst phone gss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-14

Pills.
Order your WOOD of +. A. Hamilton.
Desks.
Ten dollars each for . splendid
cherry desk worth eighteen. Only SIX
left. Better secure one.
Lily White Flour.
Made by Valley City Milling Co., Grand
Rapids, is family favorte. Try it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
TUEPED 1BOTT THE TON v.

Electric traction will be substituted for team npon
the Thmave. lire Of the BrVoklyn 'liy Kail"a'
Company from Twenty-ffth-St to Fort Hamilton on
Decoration Day.
The sixty fourth annual meeting Of the American
seaman, Friend society will bc held III the flr-I
PRESBYTERIAN Church in lcnryst. N p. N. To-Day
The annual sermon will be preached by Dr. e. t.
Hall and the report will be read by tn" secretary o
the society.
F. Uopklnson Smith gave hi, lecture upon "'ld
plantation Daysr I'm Association Hall lht evening or
The building fund OF The Brooklyn Hon" FOR Ne'd
CoIored pcople large audience listened To ne
lecture
Alfred Crummey, OF No. 800 secondst., leii de"u
from apoplexy upon the doorstep OF his home at ''u
nigh. Yesterday. lie had beer In bed som" UNI
when he arose and dressed and hal only got ou'i"'
Of The house when he fell He wa thirty nine years
old and lived with his parents Ills brother h""'"
Is a clerk In the Controllers Office
The midget of the Beard Of Educaton Tor the COM
IN, vear amounts to ~. 7}3 $40 -. an increase Of
S556,GO9 O4 over hast year. special m"'uhg OF 'hc
Roord 70 act upon II viii be held on Tuesday
MAYOR Body vetoed the resolution Of the Board Of
Aldermen leasing the second fOOr Of the building at
No. 3I7 Grand-,t. for n police courtroom yc'te"h''
-, the ground that The new excise law Is intended
,o preyent a court room and lquor'hop from being
IN the same binding
O. F. Nichols the general manager q the
prooklvn Elevated Railroad Company. assumed the
duties of his new Office yesterday. Frederick Martin
retired after thirteen years connection with the com
pany In which he hold stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
noorrsrS or BBOOKLYN MEL HoDIsTs.

poo,... ,,o,,oasts are dissatisfied with tho aciion
~ ths Methodist social Union in New York In asking
the General Conference to put all Newiork city in s
same Annual Conference. ihc wy :, .,,
b. the line OF Thrdavo.. and the churches east Oh '."
line are In the New-York Fast conference WIZ" -"
Brooklyn, Long Island ana mes"'" n'" wa,,'
y, 20, con,.uce has been called for to morrow al
the Methodist Book Concern in New-Yorh. to enter a
protest arainst taking away Of the territory OF the
s,n,s. .,on includes nineteen churches in New
yor, CIV when the New-York Conference was a.
vided in 1913 the city churches were about eana,,y
ppportioned between the two bodies. Dr. onarloS y"
Grin OF Grace Church. said Yesterday una. ''o ~.
Conysso.. u.s premature. 1t would seriously weaken
the New-York East Conference to make the propos''
Change. .. ,o,.,.,os IN t,,e Cen
era Co"ycrence are expected TO oppose mo plan u
inakiug Q Brooklyn Conference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
LINENS,
WHITE GOODS.

800 extra fine satin double Damask
pattern Table Cloths, 2 ~ and 3 yards
long. $3.50 and $3.50 each, instead of
$500 and $500.
300 dozen 26-inch square extra fine
and heavy Satin Danask Napkins
German manufacture, sold regularly
for 800 and $500 dozen, marked one
price to close, $3.50 dozen.
100 dozen extra fine knOrted fringe
Irish linen Huck Towels, size 20x42
inches, 23c. each, instead Of 81 l-2c.
each.
$50 pieces fine printed Lawns, large
assortment of small patterns, 3S in
ches wide, warranted fast colors,
splendid values for ~ lie. yard.
80 pieces printed, satin stripe and
hemstitched Flouncings and Apron
Lawns, new patterns and colorings, AZ
inches wide, advertised as being
worth 4Oc. yard Monday 20c. yard.
| case extra fine India Linen, 36 in
ches wide, zoe. quality, ~ l-2c. yard.
Right mali aisle, back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
yow pr SPENT HIS COUSINS MONEY.

Horace snodderly, Of Knoxville Tenn. about six
xs.ks APO started for New-YOrk with s72o TO buy
stock for his cousin jasper Haynes. with whom he
WIS 10 start In business In Knoxville. But he Tor
got business when he reached the me'fopo-N "hu
st,.. s,andlnc some money he purcLa.sd liquor
.hnn .. W a Lewts.ave. Brooklyn, for 54O0 cash
md nor,pace of ~ 200. Business did not prosper,
50 he so-d on, recently. His oonE'n secured war,
80, -. mic arrest and al officer ARMED With II
fond Snodd.r,v NJ No. 40 wyckod-st. He was ar
rs,ced before Police Justice Walsh YESTERDAY ana
exhibition papers will be secured TO tranter MN
~ Tennessee. lie is an expert "'oyo'e n'e, U",
ma. ..,sous accident recently by the tire coming
20 - L., in BEDFORD ave, and he narrowly es.
on as wns . ,,uaA He lost three teeth and lameo
one arm besides receiving serious piu'seS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
SILKS TO
SAVE MONEY ON.

Black Brocadcd China Silks, soft finish,
high lustre, an excellent fabric for Il
light weight and drcssy gown; sl.D
has been our price; this lot of 20 pieces
to be marked Monday Soc.
27-inch Colorcd Japanese Crcpcs, in
tan, brown, pink, rose, Nile, lilac,
reSda and orange; this is our regular
sl.jO Crepe; this lot only to be closed
out at Csc.
22-inch Printed China Silks, G9c.
quality, for use.
- and ~ inch Printed China Silks,
consisting of black and colored grounds,
small and large figures. also polka dots,
regular Sl.N grade, for 69c.
Another lot of the Heavy Black Surah,
such as we sold last week at 59c., same
width, quality, finish 59c.
Sks-Loit centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08

Cream Sets, l2 Plates and large Platter, rich
decoration and gold band, $500 set at ......$2i9
decorated in natural colors and gold, $500 set
500 Bohemian Crystal Cruets, fancy engraved.
800 doz Bohemian Crystal Lemonade Glasses.
beautifully, etched, with handles, regular $500
do o0o tins . Mcai rce Cream 'c pl asc
fancy cannelle flower and gold decoration, regu
lar SO. 90 doz, &c each
500 doz. Bread and Butter Cheese Plates, new
designs, fancy shape, goods worth $500 doz.
regular at ..........I2 &c each
500 Crystal Glass Flower Bowls, soc. ones l9c.
900 Crystal Glass Bouquet Holders, 25c. ones
Main floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
CROCKERY.

- only, Fine English Porcelain Dinner ana lea
Sets, l30 pieces IL each dinner, soup, preserve
butter, ten and breakfast plates: meat disnes,
| SOUP turcen, / gravy boat, pickle dlsi', !.
covered dishes. > uncovered | sugar bowi,
cream pitcher, water jug, | bowl, II tea cups
and saucer u coffee cups and saucer ana coy
cred butter dish, 3 colOrs, new design: stock
value. $500 Monday only, yours SlO.9'
: only. English Decorated Dinner Set. new de-
Sims. brown decoration, / Is pieces; worth SD,
Zoo doz. German Porcelain ; o'clock Teas and
SANGER. decorations, worth $3.50 doz; Il
special for Monday. 9c. pair. ...
30 only Toilet sets, full size, 10 pieces DROWN
decoration. 81 90 set, $50 ,
100 IMthroom Sets soap dish, brush vase and
mug. Transparent China, new DECORATION,
worth $3.50 set; will be zoe. set. -
200 Transparent China Cnspadores, new decora-
lion and shape. 81 90 kind will he 300 each.
200 fancy Iardincres and fancy Flower POTS, as
sorted designs and colors, worth Sloo each,
yours for 600. each. r,.orsrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
DEEP
CUT GLASS.

100 dozen Deep Cut Tumblers, straw
berry and fan edge, white, pure crys-
tai, worth $1,000, will be for 1 dozen
only, $3.50 dozea.
% dozen extra heavy Deep Cut Tum-
blers, strawberry design, the finest
French crystal So tumbler, for this
lot only, $3.50 dozen.
80 only Deep Cut Bowls, for berry,
fruits or salads, new designs, on finest
French fan edge, Sl2 stock-(for this
5O) $500 each.
90 only large Salad Bowls, strawberry
and fan cut, full French crystal, per-
feet in every respect, sl4 stock for
S5.9j.
80 handled Olive Dishes, strawberry
and fan cutting, round shape, worth
double, sl.39 each.
80 large handled Olive Dishes, straw
berry cutting and ian edge, worth
$500; Sl.93 each.
II deep cut Flower Vases, worth $500
each; at S4.96 each.
50 only, and positively only 50 will be
sold, deep cut Glass Bowls on finest
French crystal, strawberry and fan cut,
with star bottom, worth 5000, for 1868
Main floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
NOTICE!
LADIES' WRAPPERS.

Otis becoming well known in Brooklyn
that we are the foremost house for
wrappers We control a. complete
plant of experienced operators, and are
thus enabled to quote exceptionally
low priccs).
For Monday-2,OOO Ladies' Wrappers,
Just manufactured, in we'll selected
colors of spring cambrics, in two styles,
yoke effect with tight-ftting back, or
Vatican back, 95c.; (sl.2j would
seem cheap)
900 Ladies' New Batiste Wrappers,
ccru ground, with colorcd figures,
woke front and back of white lawn,
full back. shirrcd on the yoke. The
wrappers are all well finished and lined
to the waist. They wear exccllcntly,
and are as good as any $40 wrapper
shown to-day.-Tickctcd Sl.lO.
Balance of the Ladies' superior quality
Outing Flannel Wrappers-tormcrly
Sl.G9. Monday, Sl.l'.
Wrapper Dcpt-sccOnd floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
SHOE DEPT
PREPARED THESE
EXTRAS FOR MONDAY.

Ladies', Dongola Foxcd Cloth Top oxford Ties,
tipped aud plain. regular $50 quaty-ai'ered u
Mems Best Grade Tennis OXfords. regular Si.6o
uunIity--tickc,ed D3c.
Ladies' Pari, Kid Button Boots, opera hstS. resn
Ior 50. 80 and 81 100 quality-alt"rcd to Sl.3..
Ladies Best Grade Tennis ONforcls, regular Si.oo
uuality-Mondly SIC.
ladies' Dongola oxford Ties, common sense and
onora lasts. plain and patent leather tipped regular
- 90 ouality-Monday Sl.20.
Rows Best Grade Tennis OXfords regular Sl.25
uuality-to be zoe
Mes Rest Grade Tennis Oyfords, regular 81 %
aualiiy-to he zoe.
loo pair Misses Spring Heel Russct Button Boots,
sizes ii 10 . sold NJ S2.50-th,sr 81 80.
~ ShOcs-Sccond floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
HIGH TIME
YOUR FURS WERE
IN OUR STORAGE SAFES.

Great care should he paid to storing your Iur anu
plush garments during the summer months. for
"a tribe we will rid you OF that trouble ana as
sumo the risk for their safe keeping against hre'
moths and other mishars likely TO bcfall them
Safes" now completed in our present structure,
enable us to promise much for very little money
If your furs need ovcrlaung. altering OF rcpaif5I
lead YOU 10 mention IL when you leave them for
storage -,
Labor In dull summer comes lower. ready Fur
No charge for storage where repairs are ordered
w VIZ ~ Fifth root.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
LADIES'
CLOAK DEPT.
EARNEST REDUCTIONS.

$50 Jackets in variety Of cloths. including oil the
tan shade. of kcrsry and Melton. We have taken
the majority of our remaining stock OF fine Jackets
nd divided them into lots: the prices have hc'n
cut in two: customers NAV depend on securing
downright bargains Si.9t. $500, $3.50, SIG..o.
Also for Monday We will offer - Ladies' Lace
Trimmed Capcs in tan. gray. navy or black. Gar
ncnts that were originally $500 20 S3- 90 are To
he offered at SlG.jO and $2li0.
Al.p "A Special >alr Of I.adcs' Black CLAW Diagonal
Cloth Capes. full length. rihbon-iinishcd nj neck
and Iona ends. Sold previously al 81 300: Mon
day, 500 , -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
GENTLEMEN'S
SWEATERS. $500.

Mems Sweaters, made of extra fine
quality worsted yarn, extra heavy,
suitable for all outdoor exercises,
sizes 81 to ~, navy blue Warranted
indigo dye) and plain white, $500.
sporting goods stores get 80 and go
for these, we undcrstand)
Mems Fi.ings Dcp't-Frcnt Of entrance. right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
OVERLAND,
SILVER TOILET
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW.

There has come into the market a
in the way of toilet articles
an Overlaid silver work Baskets the
article itself, as it were.
No costlier either; quite as moderate
as the ordinary goods.
For example, such articles as the fol-
ing are wired in by this grill, or silver
fret work
Papcr Cutters, Puff Bottles,
Inksands, Glove BOXES,
Sponge Cups handkerchief Boxes,
RIottcrs Manicure Sets,
{ 'oogne Bottle Holders, Vinegrette Bottles,
Glove Stretches Travelling Sets
Mirrors, Soap Boxes
Photo Frames, Dice cups,
Flasks Cologne Bottles,
Toilet Sets, Nccktie Boxes
Toilet Cioods-Front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
DINNER SETS
AND TABLE CHINA.

II only fine thin Carlsbad China Sets, IL each
Dinner, Breakfast, Tea, Soup, Preserve and But
ter Plates, 3 size Meat Platters. | Soup Tureen.
Gravy Bont and stand, = Covered DISHES,
Uncovered Sugar Bowls, Cream Pitcher, Butter
Dish and IL Cups and Saucers, every piece
richly Decorated With natural colors and gold
edge. GETS worth 1913 AT 80
| 90 fancy fine transparent ChOH~ Gerry ana Lea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
LADIES'
SHIRT WAISTS.

Percale Shirt Waists. pretty blue. pink ana black
figures, sold last season for s5c. at present 'ec.
Figured Lawn Shirt Waists, deep collar anu cuns,
cdcrd with blue and mink embroidery, 81 .4S, for
csc. .
Best quality Satecn Waists. Gathered 'front.'
plated back. blnc or black; Sl.jO quality, 10
I've 81 % .,,
Laundcred Shirt Waists. tucked BOSOM rcverHipe
OR link cuff white figure, Sl.25 Especial thing
oxford and Chcvot Waists new and noveity
effects confined to the store, 81 90 to $500.
Waists-ScOOnd floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
LADIES'
COLORED SKIRTS.

100 pcs. Scersuckcr Skirts, handsome
embroidered flounce, regular sl.25
skirt, for 9jc.
Black Mohair Skirts, good quality,
plated rufile, sl.4S quality to be sl.25.
100 pcs. Glorioso Skirts, dark red, blue,
gray and tan. shirred ilounces, $500
skirt, for 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
TRYING TO STOP A Transfer.

Mrs Mary l.. O'Flynn has begun suit to elJ"h
the transfer OF a part Of the old Macumlcr estate al
Fucn.st and DE Kalb ave. by her father George V.
Powers TO :. l.. Petit Mr. Powers Is executor and
trustor Of the estate Of sarah Macunber his wlfes
mother Mr.. Petit has paichascd the properly FOR
ST. 900. Mrs. O'fiynn says II is worth Sloo'~o ana
,I,ot the sale vas Illegal. motion was granted yes-
tdov en0InIng the defendant from submitting 10 the
tcueral Term an agreed as 10 Whether the excel
i,r b.e any power to make the conveyance 10 Pcltt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
IN THE
PICTURE DEPT.

90 only-sNI O-inch White and Gold Frames with
glass and back, 2jc. each.
90 only-l0Xl? -inch White anl Gold Frames,
with glass and back, Bic. each.
/ 90 only-llxI4-inch White and Gold Frames,
with glass and back 81 l-2c. each
hcse are the same frames We spoke Of several
months ago as being worth twice these prices, and
which we sold out So swiftly
Picture Dep't-Third door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
LAMPS
AND ART GOODS.

900 Parlor Table. Richly Decorated Shade and
Bowls. Duplex Burners, solid brass stands, 300
lamps biSque finished, ~ ~ each.
100 Brass Banquet Lamps. with square silk shade,
lace or fringcd. all colors, Central Draqght
Burner. shade alone worth 81 yours compete
S3.D1. ,
100 onyx Top Tables. II inches. square genuine
Mexican ONYX. Solid Brass Stand. Si2 table, for
S6.Ij. ;, ~,
100 Brass Table lamps, Central Draught Burner,
with hand painted shades new design. 81 Lamps,
II % each
800 Gas Globes. new CROWNS, handsomely etched,
81. for tgc in ,
Our complete stock of Royal Worcester VIII be
sold for 30 per cent off Monday.
20 Brass Piano Lamps, with l4-lnch shade,
trimmed with fringe. all colors. s. lamp yours
at $3.50 ~,
100 ONYX Banquet lamps, rich gold finish central
draught burner. with silk shade rich lace trim
mings: this lamp is worth 81 800; yours at 80
stock OF Rnlolstadt Art Ware.
90 per cent, of our complete line OF Royal
Hungarian. All. ,ro..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
IN YOUR
FAVOR-THESE
w A SH GOOD S.

1000 dress lengths of French Sateens,
our regular Soc. Quality-l7c. yard.
Dress lengths of French handprlnted
Satcens, worth G0c. yard-17c. yard.
Genuine Scotch Icphyrs. choicest
styles imported this season and sold IN
all city stores SOC. to GOc. yard-39c.
yard.
100 pieces of Printed POngcc, in de-
sirablc dress styles. selling outside the
store at II l-2c. yard LIE. yard.
Main aisle. back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
DOTEFI'Ii
DOLEFUL
ENDING OF THE
SCOTT 4 PIERSON FURNITURE.

jpccc large Brocatcllc SUITE lsola. arm. corner re-
ccption chair ami dlvani. ,--
Original price was
We sold them at........-... .......---... S,oo
Oar day brfor Yesterday price was ; ~
~, Iha mr, -, cl,.c y. hnt ...... So
j-piccc overstnfrd Tapestry Suits lsoia, arm ana
three reception chairs. original price SOU
10 oio.o .............. so
j.pirce largc ovcr,tunrd Tapestry Suits tsoii.
arm. corner and two reception chairs 49,.
Original price ..-....-'....
We sold the same M ...........'.'... 80
To close ....... .... 80
j-piccc ovcrstuiIcd Rug Suits tsofa. two arm and
two reception chairs. e,--
yTS1a ,ho same n ....... Sl3N
~ ~" WV $3.50 Sgs
o,ce collection of old pieces. consisting Of Divans.
torncr chairs Reception Chairs. Easy Chairs ana
Tuhols.. red Spring Rockers. We Will sell them
t,rm ~ ~ 10 $500. Ordinary retail price OF
,bc-c range from s. 20 10 $500.
pcrhens II is only fair state that all OF the above
,c,s and pirccs are the tail end Of the scott ~
Persou Failure Sale. nat, 49,, ,.,A oo,rs
Carrcts-Thri door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
Open Evenings During May.

The following lines of cars pass our
doors Broadway, Reid-ave.. Sumner-ave.,
Tompkins ave, Nostrand-ave., and Cross
town. Drggs-ave., Union l.. Station on
our corner.
Our Ncw-York patrons may readily reach
us by Brooklyn Bridge and l." trains to
Driggs-st. station on our corner, or by fer
res from Roosevelf-st., Grand-st. and East
23d-st' 10 Broadway Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-08
EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITY IN
FAVORITE DRESS GOODS.

60 pieces Crinkle Pisse. in beige colOrnes IN
Guiding cream and black, soc cost twice this I"
import.
30 pieces two-toncd Pipe Cords, in variety OF
superb beige coorings. 49c.-rhs springs zoe
goods.
90 pieces Fancy Chcviots, new trouserlns pat
terms, were made 10 sell al jGc-For these, say
SOC.
5I-n. English Storm Scrgos in navy blue, cream
and red, at 81 90. 81 -. 81. 80 and Sl.JO
Dress GOods-Ict centte