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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
COFFIN sAIEsJ.Ey IN CONVENTION

The sixth annual nee ting Of the Coffin statesmen $
Protective Association. Orcanza ion composed OF
men who sell undertakcrs' supplies, began yesterday
morning at the Broadway Central Hotel. No go
Broadway John II. Quinn. Of New ork the pres'-
dent called the meeting 10 order. The Following
nominations for officers made: President. Joln
r. Royal Harrisburg. Penn vice president T. l.
Van Allen Buillo Frank 5. Ely. New YORK rr'oTf'-
ing secretary +. r. WoOdall. Cincinnati: correspond
ing secretary, T.. N. Day, lIazclton Penn; Dennis
Tucker, New-Yorli; c. I. Spicer Harrisburg. Penn
sergeant a t-arns W. f. HuId, Grand Rapids, Mlch
W. Klkead, shelby Vile. XIV.
At .. IN. the statesmen and their wives t'Oh ndc
i'm talyho coaches 20 General Grants tomb, ana then
to High Bridge, where they were entertained at n
luncheon by n social club Of New-forf unaertakes
known as The Pilgrims. This morning the 200 mem
bers OF the convention and their families VIII make
an excursion ~ Cornwalton Grove. This evening
there will be the initiation of new members: An
original and mirt provoking ritual hiss been adopt Ell
and will be used 20 night for the first time. The
next business session Will b. held tomorrow morning.
and TO morrow afternoon there Will b. a picnic ana
reunion in Cosmopolitan Park, One hundrciand sixty
nnth-st and Tenthave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
1T MAY BE A URDER.
A QUARREL BETWEEN HOSPITAL EMPLoYE9 WITH
POSSIBLY FATAL RESULT.

A QUARREL BETWEEN HOSPITAL EMPLoYE9 WITH
POSSIBLY FATAL RESULT.
There quarrel at the Gouvernenr sap ho
pltal Yesterday afternoon between John Ccshhl' d
helper, and Margaret Egan, scrub womah' WHO"
may result IN murder On July : last hafeA'cV
Egan Of No. Az East Fifty second ST, was eentchcei
to the Island for one month. From the lsiahu sio
was sent to the Gouverncur slip Hospital as scrno
woman. six months ago Goghln entered the nos
rital and SAID that hc suffering from hcarI o.
case. He offered 10 help around the hospital lor hs
board and lodging, and the offer was accep'eu
Coghlln and Mrs. Egan had many woTdy qua'elS'
and Minnie Decker, "a nurse, warned Mrs. ESdh 10 Do
careful.
shortly after noon yesterday Coghlin ana the "om'l
had a quarrel In the kitchen. Mrs. Egah e'rIIeu !"
tray containing food into the surgical ward ana haqe
the food TO the patients Coshlin also entered 'hc
surgical ward with tray containing food, ana began
to find fault with the woman because she had goI
there ahead Of him. Mrs Egan got bowl OF Ice
water and Coghan kept up his torrent OF abuse SUD
denly the woman threw the bowl at Cogh'lnS heau'
breaking the bowl and fracturng his skull. Coshll
ran TO the Doctors Office and II WAS found that MS
wound was serious A Coroner was called TO take
his ante mort en- statement. The woman WIS brought
before Justice Hogan, In the Essex Market Ponce
Court where she asserted that she acted In sedeienc"
She held 10 await the result OF Coghnas injuries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-General Ternl-Recess continued
supreme urt-Chambers-Before Andrews, J.-Moton
cslendar Nos / TO called At IL o'cioca
supreme Court-Speciai TcIm-Parts 1 and ll-Ac'
journcd for the tern. . -, , ~ "A
supreme Court-Circuit-Parts J. IL, Ill and lV-Ad-
snrroeates Court-For probate: Wills of William r.
King Samuel NJ. Purdy. Carl Hoffman, julie Duion.
A Jores John Do0rley. FELIX McCabe benjamin Nathan,
Jacob Christian kammerer Richard j. SiarA Jae7
DuIt Albert A Johnson. Elizabeth v y nan, MuSa-
ret Conroy and Philip Stanley, 10 80 a. M
eV omon pleas-1;,neN Terul-Adourncd for the term
Common Pcas-Special Term-Beiore Boosstarer, J.
Motions 49, ,, $500. ,,r A
iournAd for the term.
superior Court-Special Term-Before Freedman j.
Motions ., ~, ,..,4 :, and 1,r-.o
CITY Court-Spccial Jerm-Beforc EhFlich. c. mo
=, ~ At
Cty Court-Trlal Term-Parts l, II. III and lV-Ad'
1nur. NJ General Ses.ons-Part ] BEFORE Smyth. H.
and Assistant Attorney Mclntyre-NOs U D. m
elusive.
Court OF General SessionsPart II Before ilgsrala )
and Assistant Distrct-Attoncy Weeks-NO Gay CacuaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
COTTON MARK ETS-BY TELEGPAPU

Liverpool, July 90 y. In.-Cotton-1he sales Of the
day are Increased last report to Ia 900 bales Flu
closed quiet American middIing, low mlddline
clause July delivery. 63IAd buyers July and Angus,
delivery % Oid buyers August and September delivery
G26id buyers September delivery, l-did4 2-6d Sep
truler and October delivery. l-Otd .Gid October and
November dell, cry 4otd buyers Nosembsr nd Decem
delivery 1-1id value, Decen.bsr aud January d.
livery 9-9iai 1904 January aud February delivery
l--jiu4 l3j4d.
low middlny. ll-iGc; good ordinary. 3.l1c r.
cept i5J bacs fJs bales exports coastWso 50
Bale s,irs. 900 baiea; stock. s5,ao2 oaic..
,"Iyes9n July sHotton steady midallng. e low
q bales including ! bale new crop exports coa'twise
Norfolk, July 2S-COtton quiet middling, I 3-I0c low
mddng csc good ordinary. l-l6c net and gross re-
celpts 81 BALES exports coast"sc. 20 bales saes,
bales stock, 1870 bsee.
savannah July 2S.-Cotton nrm; Hiddng. z Bloc low
mddne CSC good ordinary bc nc, and gross receipts
IS bales exports coastwise, 2y6 bales sales. 80 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
TILE PETROLEUM W1RHEE

There were sales yesterday OF crude certificate.
either at the Consolidated the Stock EXchang GO
This probably breaks the record II attention /,
paid 10 days when disaster extraordinary cond
tons Interrupted the speculation. The price 10
ported from oil CITY 81 90 cents, a slight d.
cline from Wednesday, final quotation here. Tho
news from the Mcdonald pool Of Kind t. s,imu
late transactions The output ran ny b. 2l,QO bar
pOress !, the last resort Of field where natul7l
decline has sst in but at times II often produces al
important flow Of oil.
Refined petroleum duh but unchanged. at
cents In barrels, $50 cents In bulk, and $50 cent
per gallon In Foreign quotations were: Ant
werp - l-s francs; Bicmcn, 800 marks, London
5-er3 81 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
ARRESTED FOR USING A FORGED DRAFT.

Frank Whittier Eastman, in the Tombs Police Court
yesterday morning, charged with the larceny OF
silyerware and money TO the value OF $50. Ga July
: Eastman went 10 the Gorham Manufacturing Com
nanv,s establishment at No. % Maiden Lane, and
salesman Weir sold him set Of silver carvers valued
at S4i so, and paid him SO so in change for a
draft upon Eastman Brothers and Bancroft, OF Port
lind Me-. for ESQ The draft was protested, and
letters from the Portland firm stated that they never
had any dealings with person of that hame' De
,ectIyes arrested Eastman on Monday at an uptown
I,ofel where he was registered under the name OF
L. 81 Boyd. lie was placed under $500 bonds for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
Gcnnirn Real estate for Sale

AGENCY FOR MONTCLAlK- Dwell.
nes for sale or to let; large assortment OF
! handsome building sites. term. easy.
TUBES & TAYLOR. . Bcesmsn-st y. T.
ADvE,iIll >EMLNIS AND suBsCRIir,.
UNE WILL RE RIA EGvED At THE Up.
TOWN OFFICE, No. Lee Broadway ID
door north ~ Thlrty-hrst.st. ; and ADVEK.
1ISEMENTS a. u following Branch on;
Aces. 25i sh.avo. >. g. cor. 23i.st. 1872
Gth ave. l57 Fo-rihar., corner -Four
tcrrih--t. 76o Third ava. corner Forty.
seventh-st l.o26 Thiri-aye.: near SIX
lr.t-st. Los Eir,t-aye.. 100 Wet Forty
,ccond.-t l.; Columbus.aye; 90 Liberty;
st. - Avenue 4; La23 Third 20
ChuFch.st:.; ~ Thild'sye .53S Third;
ave. 2.o5i Thir-ave.. between ll2th and
At the HARLEM OFFICES. 100 Fast
Onr.hundred and-tNrnty -nfth-st sQd 2t3
West One.hund red ard twenty nft,.st M TO
: y. m. at rcruo. ONCE retf-
FERNSIDF FOR SALE.
R.t!1 shire Hill% near Lemon and stock
bridge: buildings comprise & houses fine
water supply 10 hous,. ara l1rn7 prmr,Nal
ance posture land VOL wat'rod hams oc-
commoiare 100 attic. J. y. CONDICT
l Montgomery-st.. jersey city. y. J.
FINE Ncw-Tngland Homestead; build.
lngs recently oNerhauicd. newly painted.
b~st repair. colonial rcsdcncc, 10 rooms
finely furnished two Nori ndas; extensive
ont uilding.; two orchards tools. wagons.
carriage. crops >princ water pipcd 10
house: lnrns SO acres 81 miles Connect
cut: depot ! a. ALI only 5000. FERRY,
- Fast l06u-t.
FFRNsIDF STOCK FARM cannot be
cNc"lirf for beauty AMI p'Oiuctiseness .
nos harvesting l5d tons hay magnificent
views. supsrb rods fashionable society !.
don't miss THIS opportunity o. quick
purchas The price vii ho a great bargain :
tsfns sj.O00 cash balance NAV remain on
mort rage To- q term Of Wars 1T 2 per cent
Interest J. u. CONDICT / Moutgomery
Il. jersey itv. y J
WANTED To -cll or rent. one II ~"
best homes In flichnelf Co. . niles cast
~ Tlrhned station. on NlugatucS Rail
ruad Inquire ~ Il. l. ALFRED. .Ilar-
Nluton Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
LECTURES AT AvON-BY-THE SEA.

Avon by -the-Sea, y. j., july % (SpcciaD-At the
Seaside Assembly to-day Miss Esther T.. Kenyon CON
tnued her course OF lectures the history OF Italy.
The subject of the lecture today was The Republic
of Genoa" The subject Of Frederick Deau's lecture
in his course on the history Of music was Handel
The lecture was illustrated By some OF flanders
music which was rendered by Mrs. Dean. The an
nuai meeting of the Chautauqua Literary and Scien-
tiac Circle OF the Seaside Assembly held at 4
O'Clock Miss Emma J. Swartwout presided. The
second concert to be given by Mr.. Dean and the
Choral Society Will be gwen OIL Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
A TRUSTED FMPLOYE BECOMES THIEF.

Frederick smith twenty ono years old, living NJ
No 7ss MyIfleave., Brooklyn, was hold In Slo'o IN
fine jefferson Market Police Court yesterday, re
the larceny Of 500 from Tile Christian Union FrcS
dent Abbott Of the Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott t"ld
Justice RYAN that young smith had been special
friend Of tbs. and that lc had Trusted and ADVANCED
him tn MANY ways Mr. Abbott aid that ~ far
rs he knew smith had vices. The latter, how
ever confessed that lie had appropriated 500 IN all
IN MS own lfe. An attempt VIII be made Ia have
him committed TO the Elnlra RefofnaoTy. sGfih
pleaded guilty and said That he Wished 10 DC puhSh'n'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
GTAYDIyG AGAINST SNALLPOI.

Dr. Charles S. Roberts, Chief Inspector OF Con
tagous Diseases, said yesterday that the quarantine
in Ward G., OF the Ncw-York Hospital, in when
sove,u cases OF smallpox had developed doubtless
would prevent any serious spread OF the disease
,u the hospital. The danger there wac less than III "a
crowded tcDeneDtho he said because every ncede
convenience and safeguard to be found ut the
hospital and the physicians would cause the prompt
isolation Of any patient having suspicious symptoms
No case OF smallpox found In the hospital or III
any other place Ia the city yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
~ lcTLTT COTTON MARKET.

Rumors concerning the fate Of the Ant-OptIon bill
made the market at the Cotton Exchange yesterday
lively and variable. Early reports that the bill was TO
be killed IN the senate sent prices up from sixteen 10
eighteen points, with rapdity TO which the Exchange
had long been unaccustomed Later I'm tie day con
nicting reports sent quotations down with equal
rapidly 10 Wednesdays closing prices The transac
lions for the day amounted " $4,000 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
PRODUCE ExcBAYGE CASE DISMISSED

The long standing case Of g. ". Rupprccht against
Gustav victorsen OF the Profuce Exchange. was dis
missed yesterday by the Complaint Committee OF inc
Exchange. Rupprecht lad ncied as broker Tor VIC
torsen In one transaction there was loss Of S@,GVo
which the broker tried 10 recover from his principal
nv bringing the case before the Complaint Committee
clause In the contract between the two men said that
yictorsen should make up losses Whichever possible
Just when that possibility did or did not exist was
folno 10 be difficult matter 10 decide and the com
plaDt was finally dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
Gclp Uan!eo.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THEY THINK FATHER TREACY rs SANE.

Swcdesborough n. j., July % (Special.--A state
ment has been published, signed by 37S Of Father
Trcacy's congregation, as well as some Of the most
prominent Procsants Of Burlington, declaring that the
pastor undergoing confinement In Trenton was
vel known during his pastoral charge OF ST. Paus parish
jealous and devoted worker and vrtuous priest,
and that they have not single action OF his
that would lead them doubt his sanity. They believe
that his situation is due solely TO the dissatisfaction
OF few of his parshoners who have caused steps TO
10 taken against him for insanity merely through
spirit OF malice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
END OF THE PENNSYLVANIA CHAUTAUoUA.

Mount Gretna, Penn, July 2S (spcciaD.-Thc Penn
sylvania Chautauqua closed to-day with large nj
tendance. The management feel encouraged over the
first Assembly and have extended next years to cover
the month Of July and TO increase the number Of pub
nc lectures. This morning the Chautarqua choral
Union gave concert DR.. Werdner gave lecture al
Q O'Clock on the Book OF Revelation. AT O'CLOCK
the choral unions OF Lebanon and Lancaster assisted
bv Edward Elliott, entertained large audience Inc
farewell exercises this evening consisted OF singing by
the Chauiauqua Choral Union, and addresses by Csn-
ccllor j. Max iark. DR.. George L. stewart, Dr. Dun
bar, DR.. j. II. RedSecker, OF Lebanon the Kcr. lneo
dore f. schwanck aud Jeremiah q. Mohn, Of Reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
gyrrER TINES FOR MAINE FARMERS.

Augusta Ga, July 2s.-The animal report Of b.
Walter MeKecn secretary of the state Board Of Agn
.ultnre for 1901 90 viii be issued soon. Mr. Bic Keen
says that the general outlook for farmers seems TO
be Improving. and the tendency toward better times
for agricultural products never seemed more hopeful.
Nov outlets everywhere opening for the sale OF
u yecducts Of the tar1n. and the tide o. Western
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
JUDGE BIEyARDs DECISION WAS RryERssp

Eewburg, y. y, July 2S.-Thc statements recently
made about the action Of the General Term In the
Of John n. Milllken against the Almshouse Commits
sioners. OF Newburg. incorrect. According TO
these statements. the General Term affirmed Judge
Barnard's decision In favor Of Milliken. The fact is
that the judges decision reversed. Milliken
claimed the Office Of superintendent the ground
fhat no was an henorak]y discharged Union soldier.
The hoard appointed Q man who had not been In the
military service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
pressmakinq.

DRESS MAX Ek.--l.lecant cutter ana Mt
ter 80 day or at nome ps Iiect 1T guar
unte,d Inuia six. grenadines or cloth suits
made IN one week for $40 fancy waists
and Russian gowns speciality ~ East
lUth-,t ncar Broadway.
ARTISTIC DRESSMAKING.- Unique de.
signs hotel order. a. short notice and mod
crate charges goods plIrcha>' If d sired.
Mrs. McELROY. 81 Fast 9th-st.. opposite
DennIng's.
DRFSSM ER.-By the day: terms,
$50; competent In every branch OF dress
Irakimg. Mis- HANS, 3Ol East lO6tb--t.,
I'd hell. cast side.
DRFSSMAKING. - Artistic tailor made
srlts from - nc and workmanship guar
anteed also ball evening and reception
drcS-rs at equally 10" prices. BON AS,
81 Fast 2Oth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
THE COURTS.
DAMAGES FOR TIE SINKING OF THEIR SLIP.

DAMAGES FOR TIE SINKING OF TIIEIK hIIIF'
william Saw and the thirteen other owners OF the
ship Fred b. Taylor and her master. Edwin f.liurl-
hort have filed n libel In the United States District
Court against the North German Lloyd steamer Ira'c
which sauk the Taylor May H. The damage IS
placed at $50 900 for the value OF the ship and 5000
for the loss OF the personal effects OF the captain ana
crew 1t is alleged that the Tnvc was entirely to
blame for the collision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
DEATH CAUSED BY A REFS STING.

Iilsboro. ILL.,, July os.-Mrs. Robert Moreli an old
woman, living ten miles from Hsboro was stung
on the back OF the neck BY bee today and died
from the effects In thirty minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
WOOD. THE MURDERER MUST DIE

WATERFOWL y. y. July Ex-Governor Flower II
the case OF Wood. condemned 10 be- executed for tn
murder Of Pasco AMI who asks for II rcpricyc, do
cdes 10 allow the law 10 take Is course.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
60 Get for bnslness pnrposes

TIRE TWO top loft, Of 254 Grcenwlcb.
St with hand elevator 10 lot low 10 o
good party. Apply IN NJ. JOHN Null
IFR 25i Grcenw ich-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
ucrsrp auo yarrlagrs.

.yTEp.-5o. 600 900 people to send
"fei,ch,s carriage and harness csta.
's Gives isrsest s..sitmeut IN Amsr,s. yer,
ooueIaW haYness MD carrtAses estab-
yy,S.s ,sa2. AtdresS J. h. BIRCH. BUR
I'm r>o, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29

Liverpool; July ~. 3 40 p m-Beef aud PORK in fair
dersnd. Hans IN good demand. Iaco!. fair
good demand IalOw, turpentine and rusiu I'm
poor demand LadSpot 10 fair demand futures In poor
demand. Wheat and -four In poor demand. Cons pot
The demand fallen on futurs Ia fair demand mixed
Western rpot nrm at - Sd july hnn at Be Jad August
steady At 81 I'D September steady AT ~ lOd. Hops
Loudon-Pscinc Coast--There 1, nothing Offering
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29

emigration and speculation has slackeneu Inc ,
mo nuTacturino Interests of the state also beng
rapidly developed and thereby the pulses OF agriculture
are quickened.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
FOK Az ENTRIORDINARY SESSION.

Albany July Ex-Governor Flower has appointed
an extraordinary general term Of the supreme Court
for the Fifth Department. 30 De held at BnifulO Au-
gust lG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
flats Go Get. ,lnfurnisbe co

TtTF DALHpTStE.-An ab.o!ut@iy nre-
moot hou-e 40 o. ~ West j3th--t..
overlooking central PARK choic" single
.uar'mDnt b. f,uf In this Very select home
for families. Please ingnirF ~ J NIIoH.
I'M IIFTH ANEN lf
03s ard ! Us Fifth-ayc.,
corner ssh -
E,rln, apartments. rooms sad bah, al
lmproscr mt "'.sator- and -i-'m heat.
I1tA~. " ~ IS Supt..
on the ~ niso-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, July -, D. m.-New- York. Pcnnsylya
and Ohio first mortgage bonds 33A Canadian Pacific.
81, Erie second consos lG7'. Mexican ordinary Oh.
New-YOrk Central, 1l5s. PennsylyaD jjc. Spanish
a., GA.
Paris July 28.-The weekly statement the Bank Of
France shows increase OF s.47l 900 francs In gold
2,03S 600 francs In silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
Real estate tnanico

MANIiD ID. fOr about Ten months at 80.
'Iful .hrd housc afpu' OH" hour from ciiY q,
fHfuI 20 o. flffr - u.fa. Adde'S DkIA lis.
Boa :. Tribune br.cr.
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received there until o'clock D. m.
AT BRANCH OFFICES.
Advertisements received at regular Office
rates until D. NJ. VIZ.
25i SHAVE. y. {. cor. Of 23d-st
l52 9th ave. cor 18th st, ~
1872 COlumtus-aye., near West 6Sth-st.
100 West i2d-st. near 0th.aNe
30 West l4th-st., near bh-aNe.
2j7 West i2d-st. bet. 1th and Sth ayes.
l57 4th-ave., cor. 1iui-st.
| 1888 3d-ave., between 70th and l7th sts.
d23 3d.ave.. between 18TH and 10Th SIS.
/ .O2G sd-ave.. near 1lst-st.
l,1o6 lst-aVe., near S9th--t
$50 3d.aNe., corner i1th-st.
65i 3d-aNr near Fast 3Tth-st.
- Avenue A. between ID and ith ayes.
II Canal-st. and l57 Diyision-st.
lt9 Church-st. bet. Warren and Cham
% Fast 42d.st.. near Madron-ave.
o.05i 3d.sve. bet 18th and llSth sA.
90 l.lberty-st., near Broadway.
HARLEM OFFICES:
1876 Fast t26tb-st,. near 2d-aye,
243 West l25th.st, bet 7th and sth ayes
| $40 West lf6th-sL
DRoOKLYN OFFICES:
997 Fulton st.. 90 Courtst, 5o5 De kalb-
ave. 1890 Bcdford-ave.. 100 B'way'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-29
miscellaneous.

LAST CHANCE.-POstively last week
OF great semi-aunual sales tremendous UNI
prcccdcntod reductions In gloves. hosiery
cor,ets, underwear jewelry, handkerchleis,
etc. JAMMES, 900 Broadway.