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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
plRCELLING OFT TIE TILDEN ESTATE
THE HEIR, ARE FAST GETTING POSSESSION OF

THE HEIRS ARE FAST GETTING POSSESSION OF
THE PERSONAL PROPERTY.
The heirs atnW Of samuel J. Iden fact coming
into possession Of all his personal proper'y. lhcS
Gathered AT the Gromcrcy Park house day or TWO
ago md parccled ont the china, rugs and bedding
lu that house. The china was particularly VALUABLE
the celebrated Louis Philippe set alone DelnB "oI''
vear's moderate income for most people. Othcr
costly SETS pilates alone which valued at $40
opeccl were divided among the heirs. NO one LOOK
any one particular set The and beautiful china
was distributed. piece by piece, among all the SIX
heirs at law. and a share also reserved for Mrs.
Iour, pcton Hazard who for about million dollars
,fcrrcd her night 10 one half of the estate to tue
trustee, appointed under Mr. Tlldcn's will for the es
Establishment Of a public library. Under the terms Of
the agreement with the executors, the heirs rcnquShed
all claim to Mr.. Tidcns private library.
Yesterday the heirs took from the Gramcrcy Park
house all that belonged To them there. and they arc
also removing from Grcystono (Mr. Tildcn's country
home ut Yonkcrs) all that under the settlement Is
theirs. The heirs visited "GrcystoDe" on
Thursday during the driving storm. The nieces. who
lived great deal with Mr.. Tlden during his stay At
Workers aud several OF the other heirs went through
the MANSON and set aside for packing and shipment
whatever belonged to them under the agreement.
practically leaving the bedrooms empty, and the doors
and windows stripped OF hnngingS "Greysone'
had been much more handsomely furnished than the
Gramctcy Park house. The hardwood furniture was
I'm the main very costly. the rugs and por-
crrcs. Mr.. Tdcn's ncphcws and nicccs dispose of
these things among themselves
The real estate comprises most Of what remains OF
Mr. Jilcn's possessions TO be divided among the heirs.
This undivided real property chiefly consists Of the
two Grancrcy Park houses and "Greystone.' Who
will become the owner Of the magnificent mansion at
Yonllcrs Is st matter for CONJECTURE 1t Is werth
nl,out aJOOOOO From the big gray tower can
zee with the naked eye the tower on The Tribune
Building while an unobstruoted view can Dc had mp
the Hudson for nearly fifteen miles. Sailing craft on
the river seem 10 BE- toys. far below are they. The
mansion Is about two miles from lOnkers. and II
bicycle rider who mounts his wheel at the loop gates
need not touch ihc pedals until c reaches tho city 3
centre, so great Is the incline OF broadway.
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2ADLOFT-S CONSPIRACY MISCARRIED.

A CLEVER SCHEME TO GET $4,000 IN LIFE IN
sURANCE-NO CLAIMS RECEIVED.
Seattle. Wash, April o3.-The inquest the
mains found in the ruins Of William Radlohs house
which was burned last week held yesterday after
noon. The testimony showed they those Of
E B. Levin, who was supposed to have been buried in
Greenwood Cemetery February i. 1t also con
frmed the story Of con>p piracy 10 deraud the life
insurance companies bv making it appear that Rad
loft was burned death. Louis KOs.rOuch one Of the
consplratOrs VINO ha, confessed told how RadlOf and
his wife had aZiecd to the plot lie and RadlOf stole
a body from the cemetery last March and buried it in
RadlofI's chicken yard. Then RadOh insared his life
Last Friday they piled dry bark the mattresses In
the house Saturated them with kerosene oil, and
dressed the body in BadlOhs clothes. EadlOf crushed
the skull and cut the legs the appearance
OF murder. Then they lighted candle with waXcn
string connecting with pile Of shavlngs on the floor
and left the house, kostrOuch coming TO seattle and
Radoff going to Ballard, suburb. Mrs. Radon was
dressed in mourning yesterday and testified that she
believed her husband dead. she got NH 10 in
sure his life because fortune teller told her he would
when the fire occurred. mass Of testimony wa,
given showing that the corpse that OF Levin, ana
stolen by Radon. The jury found accordingly.
KOstrouch and Mrs Radon were held On the charge
of arson RadlOf carries $4,000 insurance.
The officers Of the three life insurance companies
which carry policies on Radof's life, the Equitable,
Mutual and New-York Life said yesterday that they
had no adviccs which gave any details Of The con-
spiracy additional to those published in the papers.
The Equitable and New-York Life each 10000
and the Mutual $1,000. no claims for the insurance
have yet beer received in New York. and the com.
panies will not decide on course Of action until
they learn whether such claims are on the way
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sc West 23d St.
TINS WILL BE ANOTHER Dry SUNDAY.
rrFEcrs OF THE CHANGES IL THE Police De
PAETMENT.
r, J. Horner & Co.

IrFECTs OF THE CHANGES IL THE POLICE De
PAEIMENT.
The shakeupr Of the police captalns on TUESDAY
and the lecture which they rrceivcd from Hupcrih'
dent Byrnes on Friday probably VIII cause NOV
vigorous enforcement # the Excise law To-Day 'hil
was noticed last sunday. Liquor dealers VINO nave
pcrslst.d in the sunday traffic may he frightened h"
obedience to the law for time at least IN" foH'o
Commits loncr. have not yet Untitled the seI''uoh "i
ANY precinct detectives IN the places - the men WHO
were reminded 70 patrol duty on Tncsdny' ana a
number Of bn.nc-s men have expressed fears tHA'
robbeIics may be committed Will" there are Fewer ne
cctyc. D. witch for professional thieves. su'h fears
are said to be- groundlcss. the captains haN' '"'
power TO detail policemen temporarily ~ pam 'io'hcs
I, perform necessary detective work.
speculation al tile Central once rce1r'iine the mp
pointncnt Of new Inspector poln's 10 the poua'h'
success, If Captain McAyoy who thus far Is the Only
candidate who has applied for permission To go bcor'
the Civl service Examining Board. lie is s'd -
have the backing If MAYOR Grant. Boss OroH'r ANA
other Tammany maguatcs. II j. expected however
that there will be- -evcr. other candidates III the hcIh
Among those mentioned Captain Dcvcry. who also
las some 1ammauy hacklng, captain 'Iu>'' WIN !,
lid To conut the influence ~ Governor f"Ncr' ul1
Captain Mclaughlin, Who }, known as " byfh'a HILL
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END OF A WILL CONTEST.

yowport r. l.. April :3.-Thc contest over the VIII
-, N.r. VI Bourne by heirs OF Allen Thorndykc Rice
- so,t,cd by decision OF the supreme Court received
nero Yesterday Mary NJ Bourne left TO Rice and MS
,.uo valuable real and personal property, appointing
him principal executor In several 'rais mere II was
,, that Rice never knew Of this legacy or referred
-, n in his own will, and also failed to execute any
,u,cr NJ appointment The decision shuts out Rice :
, d orders the whole estate divided, one third each
-, Co,,,,ces Anne de sartiGes. Of Paris and Mary ~
p.rrTcs. a Madrid. children Of Mrs Bourne. and one
IIaTcs, .p a. three Boston heirs The property h
,tb9 600
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TWELFTH DAY or HE ROBERTSON SALE.

The twelfth day Of the sale of the Robertson COZ
lection was devoted - the Japanc," N'rv carvings
netsnkcs miniature masks and ivory Iiro oa'''' one
hundred ard ninety five ld- were sold for toGil Oh
70 j1G a fair result James II. llcarn, IT.. pald mo
highest price Of the 5000. Tor rmir Of IVORY
tnsks carved I'm bold relief to represent hgurc ana
landscape &. W. GOuh paid the lowest. ~, ior Il
nct,ukc figure, carved in black and coral stone. me
Kidding was not slow. but the prices realized were
only fair John GOct1 paid S2lO for an ivory group
reprcscniing the royal promenade OF a Chinese court
Indy accompanied by two fan bearer. ana MIS-
Flustcin paid S2OJ for similar group. Il. {. IrliNh
Of Albany a collector, secured an IVORY carving
Illustrating japanese historical Incident Of the wear
II 90 for $1j2 He bought several other carvings d'
priccs varying from SIS 10 $50. An ivory carving
of a giant elephant carved from solid ivory. went 10
Mr. Root for $40, and John Goctz paid $50 lor
another carving representing buddhist priest.
The following are the Only other l1t' offered whlch
brought prices worthy Of mention: An ivory shrine
s5a. 70 John GOrtz: an ivory carving, Sj7. to The
.amo lllyer: an ivory ppccaoc f47, to Mrs hudson
another 10 T.. Dwight. at ~ m ivory carving 10
Mrs Eln.tcin 81 80. and another t. John h".u
80 The sale will be- continued tpmprOW' "hch 'hc
furos (mcdicnc bOAcsb decorated combs sake cups ana
forty japanese pciflme boxes In fine lacquer Worh
will be offered.
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FLOODS IN TIE SOUTH AND VEST
THE HEAVY RAINS RESULT IN GREAT DAMAGE
To PROPERTY.

THE HEAVY RAINS RESULT IN GREAT DAMAGE
To PROPERTY.
New-Orleans. April 23.-The Weather Bureau reports
the rainfall in this city for twenty four hours ending
Mt 6 a. m. April 90, at : IL inches. Heavy rain
falls are reported from points along the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, and many washouts have occurred.
Carlyle. H.. April 23-Heavy rains have again
caused the KaskaSkla River to overflow, and at This
place is four miles wide. All bottom lands
are covered and much stock has been lost. man
named Potts was drowned last night while attempting
10 cross the river at MascOutal
Indianapolis, April ga dispatch TO - The News
from English. Ind, says: The food which caueeo
such damage here played havoc all along the Little
Blue the Ohio. some of the best Blue River farms
had just been poughed, and the washout has ruined
them Thousands of dollars lost in fences lum
Der and Stock the river coming rapidly ana uhcN
pectcdN that little could be saved. All the bridges
here were washed away While no loss Of life has
occurred, many narrow escapes are reported"
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ALL QUIET IN OKLAHOMA.

NOT A RIOT, NOT GUNSHOT WOUND IN ALL
THE NEwLY-OPENED COUNTRY.
Kingisher, Ok. April 23.-After hearing from every
portion Of the Territory, Governor Seay last evening
sent the following telegram to secretary Noble
Kincnsher. April %, 1892
Hon. j. w. Noble Secretary Of the Interior. Washington
D. c.
All quiet along the Potomac. Not a riot gum
shot wound in all the country. Churches already
building In the new towns All the officers, civil and
military, far as known have done their whole duty
No complaint has reached me from any section.
a. j. SEAY, Governor.
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THE uiyTEL S. MILLER RUNS AGROUND.

Poughkeepsic. ~ V. April o3.-Thc steamer Daniel
s. Miller which left NewYork at O'Clock last night,
ran on the Hogs Bach, north OF ROa Hook. in the
Highlands, at 10 80 p. III. fog prevailed at the
time There were about fifteen passengers on board.
Three tugs succeeded in getting the steamer off at
daylight this morning. Beyond causing her TO leak
considerably the steamer IS net seriously damaged.
She will he put on the dry dock for repairs.
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Simpson, CRAWFORD
G. Simpson.
LADIES' NEWMARKETS.
SHOWER-PROOF and
TRAVELLING GARMENTS

We will place on sale Monday the largest
and finest collection of Ladies' NewmarKetS
in Scotch Cheviots and English Kerseys ever
offered. at PRICES MUCH UNDER REAL
VALUE.
Also large and especially attractive col
lection of Cravenette Shower-proof Car
mcnts and Travelling Wraps, in light,
medium. and heavyweight materials, includ-
ir, tho celebrated Bannockburn Cheviots
particularly desirable for steamer use.
We make no chnrgc for altering Ladies' or MIS-
,cs' CIoaks or suits.
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The COyEMAUGH SAILS FOR RUSSIA.

Philadelphia, April 23.-Crowds Of people Inspected
he steamer Concmaugh this morning while she was
gettlngu steam for her voyage TO Russia. At 30
p. m. brief exercises conducted by members OF
The society OF Friends. calling the Almighty for
blessing upon the work Of relieving the starving
peasantry OF Russia. The exercises also included an
address from Mayor stuart At D. m. the vessel
weighed anchor and set sail for Riga. the Baltic
sea- With her cargo Of GOO0,)O0 pounds Of bread
stuTs $4,000 pounds OF nee and other provisions.
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rnrlsrRY orIIcIALs At THE custom HorsE.

TREASURY OFFICIALS At THE ttNIOh H"' o.
Chief special Agent Tnglc and solicitor Hepburn oil
the Treasury Department, were at the custom HOUSE
Yesterday in consultation with George W. Whitehead
the special Treasury agent in clnrsc at TINS port MI
Whitehead said that their business here was general IN
A., character aud was not connected with the WORK OF
fine commission which has been appointed to study Inc
workings Of the present system ~ custom, admnstra
ton nor with the Investigation which Mr.. Whitehead
f.. conducting into the extensive frauds HrncllSed DS
certain importers Of tobacco general impression
nrvailed al the Custom House, however, that Mcssrs
Tinglc and Hepburn had come over from Washington
To take a hand In the work Of the commission ana the
feeling aroused by this Lellef Of resentment
that they should presume TO Interfere. COiSineiHD'e
friction had always existed between these two men ana
the administrative departments at this port ana 1t i
thought that the special commission, which CONSISTS OF
the Collector the surveyor. the Naval Ohccr' the
Appraiser and the special agent Is perfectly competent
10 conduct the investigations without their assistance.
The commission will tomorrow for organization
aud 10 talk a plan OF action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
FU R NITU RE
R. J, HORNER &Co.
FORNITURE MAKERS AND IMPORTERS,
GIGS West 23d Street.
(tdjolning Eden Musee.)
FIFTEEN SHOW ROOMS
Filled with the latest productions In fhr-
Ior Dining Room, Bedroom, Library and
Hall Furniture. Mt attractive prices.

PARLOR FURNITURE Over 40 patterns OF
Parlor frame SETS made up in the different WOODS
and covered in specially selected materials,
adapted for apartments and Summer homes, from
$40 to S17j. Also an equal number OF all-up-
hostercd sets. Of three tn five pieces, In new ana
exclusive materials, from 1925 to $500 These
designs cannot be obtained elsewhere
BEDROOM FURNITURE. We are display
ing the largest variety OF exclusive designs
in Bedroom Furniture ever shown. and IN the
greatest variety OF woods, viz: Maple, frlma
Vera. Natural Birch, Natural Cherry. Natural
and Antique Oak Natural and the various
shaded Mahoganies, in sets of from 10 10
pieces, from so to $3.50 per set
We are making "A special display Of ENANlELhD
IRON BEDsTEADS. with brass trimmings, In over
20 designs in nIl crib size 10 feet wide.
White. Bimc Pink, aud Canary ENAMELED FUR
NITURE in great variety. special orders Tor any
color allied short notice.
DINING ROOM FURNITURE. Over 100 DE-
signs of Sideboards China Closets lcorncr ana
side, Extension Tables. Side Tables, &c, in
the different woods
LIBRARY and HALL FURNITURE equally
well represented, and at all prices.
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rgr vInrsoy.AyE. EXEMPTION BILL A LAW.

Albany, April % specia)-Governor Flower TO-
day signed the bill which puts In the hands OF tne
property-owne In MadlsonnVe" Ne"- iofN Ivy '"o
r,pb 10 de,erinc for themselves whether not an
elevated or nm underground railroad shall be built
on or under the thoroughfare. The bill was miro
dnced in the senate by Mr.. Punkitt- Here 1t Is
Section l. None OF the provisions OF exlsung law law
nor apy proceedings Hereunder SHAH authorize tne
Doustrpction. maintenance operation o. any eie'
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IT'S license RESTORED.

Topeka Kan. April o3.-Insurance Commissioner
Mcbride Yesterday reissued the license Of the ST.
Paul German Accident Insurance Company The
license was revoked at the same time as that Of the
St Paul German Fire Insurance Company. the Com
,,,ss,onor .rronaonsly supposng that both the com
panies were under the same management.
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prcocyIz1yG LIQUOR SELLING IN BANGOR.

Bangor. Me-, April 23.-For the first time IN 'hc
memory Of the younger generation Oh haaeor, 'e ntuo
- ,,u, he closed on election day, next Monday
Tho city government has so ordered and the recosn
tIon Of the traic is somewhat remarkable In the iace
=, ,, fact that the laws OF Maine say that there shall
10 NO LIQUOR stores open or selling LIQUOR on any day
In
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pR. scnUKMAx DrcIIxns 1o LEAVE coRxELL

Ithaca Y. Y, April 23-Profcssor J. G. Schurman,
dean OF the sage school Of Philosophy in Cornell Uni
vcrstv has declined the invitation become President
OF the University Of California. The invitation
tempting one for the Board OF Regents offered DR..
Schurnan large presidential powers, salary Of s. 900
and the free use OF house that rents for ~ 200
A year Dr. Schurinan had previously declined several
unlvs slty presidencIes lie is greatly attached TO
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or Edges and Fringes,
Five cents to One Dollar.
At FIFTY.NINE CENTS.
In Blanket Department.

Another ten cases White Summer Blankets az sloS'
also three cases White Crochet Quilts at % cents
quality that has been offered under sl.2o....--.
Also at So 40 three hundred size fine white Mare
.cIlles Quilts, medallion and allover desiens-a price
lower by two dollars they could be sold Tor were
,hov absoluteIv rtecthese being subject to slight veg
slight. mperfectons.
At % cents Fusire Comiortaoes worth I'ie
At125 Othcrs-nner worth NV
Best white cotton nred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

WORK OF INCENDTARIEs AT LOUISVILLE.
,o,,.,,,,o Anr,l o3-seven fires have been reported
To-. and q &c evident that an incendiary Is al WORK.
~ to,,l loss so far will not exceed $4,000. The
no,,c. are now at work. but 1t seems unlikely they
will capture anybody
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

waited underground railway upon or under Maids m
ave, In the city OF New York, or any portion Of the
owners OF property In number or value thereof
bounded said Madison ave be first obtained in
writing duly acknowledged as are deeds and titles
10 be recorded.
Sec .. This act shall take effect Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24
Millinery Department.
Bonnets and Round Hats.

We have inst opcned new importation OF
Round Hats and Bonnets. which we shall dis
play this week.
Our stock is again supplied with a very
choice collection of Dress and Suit Hats from
our own workrooms, I'LL marked at very
moderate prices
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9th Avenue, 18th to goth St

luncheon was gwen on board the Yacht She was
,,rcd a. an AND horag, In Gravcscnd Bay later IN Inc
afternoon and Will ~ out for trial sail to-day.
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MILLINERY NOVELTIES.

Just received new importations Of fine Mil
lincry Novelties. Straw Braids and Crowns. Gut
Jet Bonnets, Hats. Crowns. and Edgings Gilt
and Straw effects. Rhinestone Buckles and
Ornaments, fine Millinery Laces, Crcpes. &c..
all marked at extremely low prices.
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At 22 CENTS and 20 CENTS
thousand pieces
Fine Imported Ginghams.

Novelties from France and Scoaand-Satn stripes enc
plsds in tasteful combinations. with and WITHOUT iacs
and open.work eiects-Goods tina. you may pos'uS
ond AZ % cents but not for lessthe regular price
is Fifty.
We never knew such great demand LOT Inv
a., .,,s y, d,s,nctiyely Summer Goods-India Cloths.
Mors.s,,nes Lawns organdies etceera...The popuias
,ve. IN dover effects Rose Sprays buds and leaves
end instant favor-price nineteen cents
lawns Hundreds OF STYLES. az Genus 10 i,'
s"' =. 3s4 cents TO II.
49,. &. "a. cents TO 12ia.
mus U' q. %, cents 30.
"is ,,.x co.,or E,h-,c. or. Satin striped
Ewnre.s CIoths-white grounds with hne vines anu
flowers and Navy Blue. with scroll desehs-pIiee -
.. c.n,.b.suty enough for q dollar.-They will b
,nund In
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r,cgrp,,ry LOST on HE BANKS.

Gloucester Mass. April 2o.-Ihe schooner ro,o ,o.
scot reports the loss Oh Jonh Hio'd"n "n'
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Special Values in
Cut LET Hats. Bonnets and Crowns.

$50 dozen fine Cut Jet Hats. BOnnets and
Crowns. all Of new and very desirable patterns
n. Use. Csc, sI.i5 and 81 05; worth FROM
81 IS 10 81 each.
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SLIGHT COLLISION At QUARANIINE.

After the big French steamship La Touraine had
anchored at Quarantine yesterday afternoon sle began
IN swing to the flood tide. The tramp steamer
OrkIa was passing at the time and the two VesSeis
came into collision. The starboard quarter rail OF the
orkla was cagied away. No damage was done TO
the other vcsSf.
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Special Bargains.

900 dozen Imported Black Leghorn Flats
at SIC. each worth 81.
500 dozen Ladies' and Misses Straw Hats,
in large variety Of shapes. black and colors.
AZ isc each wortl Csc. and 81.
$50 dozen Ladies' Straw Hats, in variety Of
shapes. black and coorS, al 2Jc. each; worth
SOC and 65c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

Ladies' prefer the compartment on the New orb
Con,rars Chicago Limited Absolute privacy aha every
copveacpee.
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LECHORN HATS.

5000 dozen fine Leghorn Hats. made in Italy
expressly for us. representing a collection o
shapes styles, and sizes which cannot be seer
in this country.
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Straw Goods-Imported Novelties.

We shall show this week new importation
Of Untrimmed Straw Hats. in assortment
Of colorings which cannot be seen elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-24

where YOU also find the novelties in fine Writing papers
half statoners' prices:
Royal Purple Paper and Envelopes
elsewhere 90 and 75c Soss
English Rep and Linen Cloth Papers,
Sapphire Heorope. Rose and
other new fancy shades-elsewhere 6oc here 20.
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Ladies' Dresses.
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
A. Friedlander & Co.,
ono Of the best mnnufa cturers.
will be sold by us this week
Atless than half its Value.

Thu Dresses are all new and include both elegant
Black and Coored Silks, Lace Surah and Printed iu'
and desirable styles in woocn fabrics. very na'
exquisite novelties there positively only ohe''''
ia not our fault customers who desire to be exclusive
10 no, avail Themselves OF this opportunity to purchase
dresses that be duplicated at three times inc 'e
the announcement Is public and all avail themselves
thereotIt is not fault II those who desire goOo
substantial dresses in present fashion should come
week from now and find all sold az half their value
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Three Bargains in Pillows.
Ten Thousand
PAPER Covered Novels.
STATIONERY Department.

Popular Authors-while they last-5 cents.
These will be found at
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TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED
| 7. known at home and abroad ~ the "Wo''os o''.A
| est Pnsseuger Train,
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Ladies' Underwear.

Spccal reductions in hne garments,
some slightly soed and tumbled, comprising
Extra Length Chemises
handsomely made up with Val, Torchoh
and Mcdlci lace front and bacK'"''''si -, "o' ~
Drawers-Val rufc and 70
inscrton-emby and ribbon..-- ooc'' were oo
Embd Torchon lace
runie and tucks-.-- .----''''-' ''0'' WIZ ~
Cowns-Four lnsertngs. emily and
Torchon lace and inserting. %; were 2oo
obers-elaboratey trimmed. 2 SS; were D %
skirts-Deep emb'd nounce-
10 tucks-yokc band......''.' ! % were 20
rx,,a size Skrts-Decp cmbd rufne.... % were 20