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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
Broke His Own Record.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug. 3.-George F.
Taylor Of the Manhatten Athletic club of
New York. who made mile on Hampton
park in ala l-5 yesterday, lowering the
worlds bicycle record made by Willie
Wendle of 2:15. broke the record again to-
night, cutting it down to 2:11. The start
WSs from stand still
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
BUMANE soCIETY,s WORK.

In all large cities are branches of the
Humane society founded by Berg. a
horse is discovered badly CALLED, or is cut
or injured, at once q society member com
mands its rest and the immediate applica
ton of Hallers Barb Wire Liniment
which experience has shown is the best
remedy made. For sale by F. G. Gilds
pharmacy. Brooks arcade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
ARGUMENTS ALL IN.
In the Case of the Government Against the
Trans Missouri Traffic Association.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Aug. Especial tels-
gram to The HERALD. The arguments
are all in of the great case to nave the
Trans Missouri Traffic association de
clared trust and dissolved with sixty
eight similar organizations. Very few
points were brought out in the talks Of the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
Twin City Races.

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Aug. S.-Seven fur
longs-Maud B won, Corinne Kinney sec
ond. Alice D third. Time-l:2915
Mile-Van Buren, Won, Carroll Reid sec
ond, Romair third. Time :4315. 4EH
Five furlongs-Issie y won, Ed Green
wood second, Lakeland third. Time
1881.
Hotel handicap, mile and one-half--
Jugurtha won, Eli Kendig second. Time
2:4015.
rest second, Gladstone third. Time-1 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
Nearing the Lake.

The Saltair road has now extended its
rails eight miles from Salt Lake. Five
miles more will bring them to the lake.
MIR. Clayton expects that the work will be
done this month
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04

SAN Francisco. Au. 3.--The published
statement is made here that the British
cruiser has returned to Honolulu after hav-
annexed Johnston islands to the posses
sions of Great Britain, but no Official ad-
vices have been received here to that effect.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04

third day, which were made by MIR. Loomis
of the Union Pacific, and Mr.. Vale Of the
Rio Grande, for the defendant, and by
Judge Peters Of Kansas, for the govern
ment. Decision is reserved till next month.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
TRACK AND FIELD.
Racing, Baseball Games and
Other Outdoor Amusements.
Record Of the Principal Sporting Events of
the Day as Photographed to
The Herald.
Saratoga Races.

SARAToeA, Aug. 3.-Ths track was soft.
Six furlongs-Paragon won, Busted
second, Hellgate third. Time-1:175z.
Seven furlongs-Huron won, Sharade
Versatile third. Time-1:3l.
Five furlongs-False won. Aherns sec
ond, Woodban third. Time-l:O6.
Mile and oue-qnarter-Rex won, Pan
handle second, Ronald third Time-2:1S
Mile and Standardization won.
King Grab second. Rhone third. Time
1.6o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
nsfanIter Admittsd to Bail.

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 3.-Defaulter Ed
ward S. Danu wss admitted to bail today
in the supreme court before Judge Lewis
in the sum Of $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04

Superintendent McGrath Of the coal de-
psrtment of the Union Pacific railroad is
an ardent Democrat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
TILE AMRRICAN

Fire Insurance company, of Philadelphia
will insure you sgainst fire.
II. J. GIANT q Co., Agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
WORK OF RELIEF.
A Vessel Ordered sent to Find Three Aban-
dOned Hunters.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-Acting Secretary
Sesley has sent word to Commander Evans,
commanding the United States feet in the
Northern Pacific ocean to dispatch ves
sel to ST. Mathews island in the Behring
sea for the relief OF three hunters reported
to have been abandoned there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
Fire Insurance Agency,

Guardian Assurance Co. Of London Assets $2S9424eOc
Commercial Union Assurance London, co
Sun Insurance Office of London 1O,044.7f2O0
Phoenix Assurance of London, S,432, 1890
Lancashire England Capital f50OOOOO00
Manchester Insurance Co. of England. 75OOOO0OO
Caledonian Insurance Co. OF Scotland, 2250oOooo
Springfield Insurance OF Mass. Assets 1884, 1869 90
Girard Insurance OF Philadelphia, 1625556oO
Agricultural Insurance Co. Watertown NY 22620tSOO
American Insurance Co. OF New York, 1885 90
Merchants Insurance Co. of New Jersey 1858 $4,000
Providence Washington ms. Co. Of RI. 1.4323O7 90
Oakland Home Insuranee of California, 550OO7OO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
WALKER HnusE.

Salt Lake city, Utah. American and Euro
pean plan. Rates 50 and So per day.
BEcHToL & SANDS, Props. Hotel Dept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-04
THE DENVER CLUB.
The Knights Templar Who Ar
rived Here This Morning.
The Saltair Track Within Five Miles Of the
Lake-The wasatch Branch Trouble
General Notes.

The "DenYer club" Knights Templsr Of
Philadelphia. viii arrive in Salt Lake at
7:45 this morning over the Rio Grande
Western, en- route to the conclave at Den
yer. The club was organized last January
for the purpose of attending the conclave,
and left Chicago on July 1S for tour Of the
west and northwest, The club has visited
St. Paul, Yellowstone Park, Helena, Spo-
kane. Seattle, Portland, and now com es to
this city direct from San Francisco. They
will remain in Salt Lake all day, leaving
this evening at $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
THE ELEVATED ROADS TAXES CASE.

Tho negotiations between the clty authorities and
the elevated railroad companies for settlement OF
arrears Of taxes amounting With accrued Interest 10
about IL 1000 have been broken or. The prep
osiGOn was originally made - Corporation Counsel
jerks who has charge VI the suits for the collection
Of Of taxes, compromise the suits for $50,
COO. 4 bill drawn up 10 be presented TO the
Legislature permitting a settlement. In the confer
cnces between the city authorities and the elevated
railroad companies number of property owncis op
posed settlement for any small amount, and the com
panlcs agreed to pay little over 100000, but
fused agree TO basis for future taxation. The
property held that to forgive the past without
guarantee for the future would be unwisc and un-
Just. IN average valuation OF $4,000 mile was
agreed to by the property although the average
I'm New York IS 1881 100, but the companies would
not agree this and wanted the valuation TO be only
$4,000 a mile or ~ 100000 for the twenty four
miles OF road. The had fixed IT at $500 900
n mile. The grand total Of the stock and bonds OF the
companies is 1896 1893, 80. and II Is held that to fix
the taxable value at only 42OOOOO would be absurd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
OUR BIG SISTER CITY.
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
Against His Observation-Disclosures
e Work of Political OrganizatiOn-Three New Police
Cantairs-What Clubs Are Doing
VariOu of General
In
Interest.

cannot be put in condition for three year. eris'
register and they must be- d, posed Of to ,le best
Interests OF the Government The navy Depart
mcpt has Just published advertisement b.
The Tribune That following vessels are n
loneefito of use 70 mo Government ana pro
at tho ]Hrvy Department unn May .: the sloop
Of war Gacna. which nearly wrecked at GAY Head
on her way from New Ork 10 Portsmouth TO b'
repaired for cruise; the Wyoming which saw mucl
Of cruising since the torpedo boat intrepid. which wa
buIlt experiment at the Boston Navy Yar. ii
Is now ~" or all that ats" is c Of Rcrtnc boilers ntcndeJ
for her haylne been put into the YancaIyng at The
the tugboatS Cohasset and spcedwell.
Two OF these vessels Of the old Navy. and perhaps
House Naval Committee. by wise provision in The
Naval Appropriations bill has decrceG that the famous
from the laws designed to prevent the expenditure OF
ncedcssly mrGe amounts fc- repairs 10 vessels OF me
old Navy. This action has caused general salts
faction among the officers Of the Navy. who have been
striving for several wears to get the necessary au
" The Hartford on The active list Of the Navy tine
Hartford Is laid up In orllnary at the Mare Island
Navy Yard. and thorough repairs TO her would cost
about $4,000. to which amount the Calilornans
recently proposed TO contribute about $loo,Wo II
Congress would retain her In service: The kcaNargc,
tho vessel which DESTROYED the Confederate p'vat?cr
Alahama. + now at Key West with the Other vessels
# the North Atlantic squadron. and will be back IN
Commondcr Charles j. barclay said day or
two ago: THE exemption from the provisions Of
The law Of 1852 Of the Hartford and KearSarcc brings
10 nv mind another grand old relic OF the past, a
ship that in her day has done much 10 she'd ustrc
and glory on our flag either OF the vessels men
toned refer the frcte Constitution now lying IN
honorable and we'll earned retirement, disnhnirh
hulk nj the Portsmouth Navy Yard. Time aud de-
cav have done their work upon the old ship. for
not one dollar can be expended upon her unless
specially appropriated. and I'm the course Of very
few years She must 10 broken mp to prevent her
from sinking a total wreck al the wharf whore she
now lies When II was proposed few years ago
70 strike her name from The Nnvy list, cry from
Tho whole people protested against the act ana me
stirring poem hv Oliver Wendell Holmes. entitled
odd Ironsldcs.' went STRAIGHT 10 the Nations heart
and prevented her being put away"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
CUTLERY
AND SILNER

200 dozen Hollow Handled Table
Knives, on finest Spanish steel, war
rantcd quadruple plate, 5000 dozen
line, Sl.9S dOz.
200 dozen Hollow Handle Dessert
Knives, warranted quadruplc plate, on
finest Spanish steel, $1,000 doz.
grade, S4.35 doz
$50 dozen Etched or Polished Handled
Fruit Knives, shapes, warranted
the very finest quality, S4.OO
grade, S2.225 doz.
800 dozen Table Knives, warranted the
standard II dwt. solid steel, S4.OO Il
doz grade, S297 doZ.
100 dozen only Pearl Handle Table
Knives, steel blade, 3-inch pearl, $500
q dOz grade, $3.50 doZ.
80 only Pearl Handle Carving Sets (3
pieces, in silk plush cases. finest Span
ish steel blades, $4,000 grade, sl4.9S.
1000 dozen Table Spoons or Forks,
warranted A plates on Is per cent.
Nickle Silver, they are the $500
kind, sos doz.
900 pr. Steak or Game Carvers, Span
ish steel blades, genuine stag handles
(Rogers) $500 kind $l.59 pr.
800 Royal Silver Chatting Dishes, hot
water pan and alcohol lamp, $3.50
kind, $3.50 e.
800 pieces of Triple Plated Silverware,
Tea Pots, Coffee Pots, Sugar Bowls,
Spoon Holders, Cream Pitchers, Cas-
tors, Cake Baskets, etc., etc. Every
piece richly engraved or satin finished,
warranted, price of any piece, S4.0O
has been; to be Sl.9S c.
Silver Department-Maln aoor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
GATHERED ABOUT TOXIN.

Mrs Anne Tracy l. sccilng absolute divorce from
William Tracy after twcnty-'our years Of married lf".
She alleges cruelty on the part Of her husband when
forced her 10 leave him IN January. ON ono a'lon
she declare, that he said 10 her. Il feel Ike kchnG
horse and when begin {" kick I'll Kick Won to death
In h, answer Tracy accuse, his VIE OF asking n
friend il would Doe any harm to help him of when
no was IN nftcr b.. had made n will In her favor.
Decision wa, reserved Yesterday upon a motion for
alimony and counsel ic'
Edward Car,~cu. Vel known Temperance orator
will addie., o public meeting. under th" auspices Of
Pilgrim Division 80. ~. sons Of Temperance. I'm the
Bccchcr Memorial church at IIcrhimcr It. and Rock
away ave. tbs evening.
The congregation Of the First BAPTIST Church. now
meeting in the chap, Of the Polytechnic Institute has
engaged Dr. Thoma, Armliac' 70 nll the pulpi f'r
.ome time so decision has been announced In regard
10 the site for new church structure or the choice
u n pastor.
A subscription OF 800 toward the payment Of the
delft Of -. 800 resting upon the Bcccher Memorial
Congregational Church has been secured from Andre"
Carnegie by Mrs. Bccchcr who takes deep Interest In
the church Of which the Rev. :. l.. liadn' j. pastor
An effort is being made TO free It from debt
The BroohIyn Institute II Arts and sciences now
has a membership Of I-sO. The total endowment
fund Is $l97,j7j.
Mrs. Ka'c Holland. thirty years old, OF 40. ~
Gwinnctt st. I, lingering between lfe and death In ~
GATHERINGS Hospital. suffering from the effect u a
doc Of Tari, green taken Friday night with suicidal
intent Domestic trouble, said "a have been the
cause % her act. The husband Of the woman j.
laborer and they have three children.
Frederick Lesser has presented f. the Brooklyn In.
stiiute u Arts and science, large Painting by
Kinder entitled The Wedding Oh The Rhine" 1t
has been exhibited in the M.t-opol.iln Museum.
prnf,- French. al Chicago. lecture upon
switzerland IN Historical Hail Oh Tuesday evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
ENDING OF
THE SAMPLE
BOOTS, TIES, SLIPPERS.

About $50 pairs Ladies 81, 50, and 50
Sample Shoes in button and lace ;
Hough & Co. samples; balance of stock
from last weeks sale. A, b and {
lasts only; sizes >, . l-2, 3, 3 - and
4 only; to close at $l.9j.
About 80 pairs Ladies' fine sample Ok
ford Ties, Hough x Co. samples, left
over from last weeks sale; small sizes
only, to close at Sl.S3.
One lot Misses kid foXed cloth top
Button Boots, spring heels, made to sell
at $40, to close at Sl.36; sizes H.,
II -, T., - 1-2 and 13Only.
One lot Ladies' hand Welt Button
Boots, opera and common sense lasts,
broken sizes, sold at $500; to close at
$l.47.
$50 pairs Ladies' Paris kid Oxford ties,
opera and common sense lasts, plain
and pat. leather tipped. sold at $500;
to close at 99c.
80 dozen Ladies' cloth Overgaiters,
sold at Sl.00: to close at 49c.
Shoe Dep;-od floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
UTASTE
MILLINERY!
EASTER THINGS
MUCH UNDER PRICE.

go doz. manufacturers samples for
ladies'. misses and childrcn's untrlmmed
Straw Hats.
They consist of new, desirable shapes
in Milan, lace straw, chip and Tuscan
braid-ColorS and black, They stand
regularly for from 15c. to Sl.23-wlll
be sold Monday for 3;}c. each.
Ribbons-4OO pes. all silk, assorted
coors and black, cannclle edge, MORE
Ribbons. . 81 inch goods, worth
4jc.; price to be l9c. yd. these Rib
bons are very desirable for millinery
and dress trimmings.
Mnllncry-Risht centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
EASTER
GLOVE NOTES.

This season has produced many novel
ties in Gloves The favorites seem to
be Mousquctairc Sucdcs-thc new
colorngs are Russian Blues, Peach
stone, Bronze Modes, Russian Greens
and Old Rose, embroidered either
white. black or self cOlors, the best are
800. Some colorings to he had at
Il. 80.
In the kid-FoStcr I hooks-thc tops
are bound in black or contrasting color,
narrow or inch wide wclts, embroid
cry agreeing with color of binding
the colors range from delicate Creams,
Pinks or Pearls to Modes, Tans and
even deep Reds and Sea Grcens-prlcc
$40.
The popular Mems style seems to be
"Fisk, Clark X Flagg's" Russian Tan;
a light weight skin, white sewn, deep
Morocco shade, $500.
Full line of Mems Foster, Paul & Co.'S
kids, $50, $500.
And Mems "Adlcrs" Walking Gloves,
$50, in the new Tans.
n Glovcs-CCnte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

The effort 70 secure control Of the Broollyn und
Brighton Beach Railroad Company by the purchase
of is bonds for "a -yudicatc i, continuing, und the
bond, have advanced 20 per cent. Notwithstanding
the fact that there /, large deficit In the earnings of
the company for the last two years. T. T.. Beers.
hrolcf Represent, the syndicate and he says hc has
been asked whether be f. buying the bonds for tho
Brooklyn III waited Railroad Company the KING
County Elevated Railway Company, or the Long
Island Railroad Company and he Will only say that
the syndicate Is Il strong one. Plans are I'm view for
the development OF the property advantascou.y, and
by thorough economy 10 secure favOrabl" results In
the abatement. 1t i, probable that connection Will
be- in;td4I with some road, but the plans cannot
be divulccd al present.
General JnuIdan. president Of the Brighton Bench
Company. says that hc expects to keep on running
The railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
WE{EE{y|EFE2i az;
REMARK ABLE!

LADIES' FINE, HIGH GRADE
GARMENTS LESS THAN COST
OF MANUFACTURE!
On Monday you will see a display Oh
over 600 Ladies' Fine Jackets, prlnci-
pally in black and bue-in flne I'M
ported Bedford Cords, Clay DlagonaiS'
Rich Cheviots and in Chevrons-heariy
all are lined throughout in the very
best manner with plain or figured SILKS,
and all are this seasons styles ana
lengths.
This stock is made by the best I'M
porter and manufacturer IN Ne" 1ork
CITY and closed out to us at neaVy
discount-None have been retalled
before for less than $3.50, and some
rs high as $500 and $1,000. Monday
in 4 lots at $50, 5000, Sl2.5O and
$3.50.
100 Ladies' New Spring Long Gar
mcnts in Gray or Tan Mixtures. Some
with long military capes that are SILK
lined-some with capes and hoods
that are silk lined-all at your choice
for S7.5O-Wc have been retailing
these same garments for $3.50. 20
Ladies' Long Cloth Travelling Car
ments, in light or dark colors, S4.9o;
ordinary $3.50 line.
Cloak Dep't.-second door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

T. (. Willard will be ut the Columbia Theatre
this week in the part Of Young Welsh Presbyterian
minister In the play OF Judah" by Henry Arthur
Jones' The play has not before been seen in Brook
Iyn The hero fall, in love with faithhenler played
By Miss Marie burroughs, who proves to be an I'm
po,or and the sccnc, between them afford opportunity
for admirable acting. In the company Arthur
Lewis Mis- Mamie Cradd)ck Harry Cane, Mis- zcfe
T.lbury and Percy Winter.
At the Lee Avenue Academy the play this week
will be THE stu Alarm" which IS No novelty 10
Rrooklyn audience, and which has been received with
favor. In the company are Mrs. Nc" Yale Nelson.
william :. Ilarhlns Mr.. j. Gallagher and " Little
Tue sday."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
WRAPPERS
AND WAISTS.
STRONG ATTRACTION!

900 Ladies' Cambria House Wrappers-yoke
style perfect shape, lined to waist-95c-these
stand for Sl.35. 49,
900 Ladies' Fine Cambria Wrappers-yoke
trimmed with white embroidery, choice patterns
SlIg-thcse represent Sl.1j.
800 Ladies' Fine Quality Outing Flannel Wrappers
choice stripes, washable colors-Sl 60-these rep
resent $500.
rs Ladies' Turkish Towelng Bath Robcs-hand-
some colors in stripes-S3 20-in place of $500
~ Ladies' Striped Elder Down Longing or Bath
sowns-S4 40-in Place of $3.50.
$50 Ladies' Striped Cashmere Wrappers, lined
hroughout-shrrcd yoke effect, trimmed with mar
row braid-garnet, navy, brown, gray or black
sold as bargains for $j.05-Monday, price S49S.
Wrapper Departmental floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
SPECIAL
EASTER WEEK
JEWELRY SALE.

90 dozen Misses and Cbildren's Solid Gold Chasl
Band Rings, assorted sizes, price, &C.
20 dozen Misses and Childrens Solid Gold Band
Rings, extra weight, octagon fronts and engraved
IS dozen Babies Solid Col Pain Ba n'f Ri i
with the word baby" pet" and "darlins,5
% dozen Ladies and Misses extra vide, heav v
engraved Solid Gold Band Rings, all sizes
30 dozen Ladies Misses and BOYS ., Slid CA IA
Rings, mounted in every conceivable stone, sirgly
and in two, three and four-stonc combinations. In
Guiding Turquoise, Eneralds Rabies, Moonstones
Canoes, Sapphres, Garnets ....... sale price 65e
10 dozen wide oval band, Solid Gold Wedding
Rings, assorted sizes sale price $50
20 dozen extra weight and width. solid gold
chocely engraved, Ladies' Band Rings, all the
latest designs. assorted sizes usually sold 70,
- dozen Rolled Gold Lace Pins. in pansy, clover
apple blossom and other designs, set with tor.
quoise, pearls or Rhinestones. finely fms he'd.
Sale price. ia
% dozen ladies' and misses oxidized and bright
solid sterling silver Bangle Bracelets .......-~y
Sale price. l5c. each
30 dozen Ladies' Rolled Gold-and White or Back
Stoneine-Shirt Waist Studs-with patent separ.
''' ~ Sale price, i5 .,'. ses
IS dozen Rolled Gold Glove Hooks. with assorted
chain pendants ... Sale price Ice
IS dozen Slvered eros Grain Ribbon. bow knot
lace pins. delicate shades Of color. with and with
out watch chatelaines i, sale price ls.
Is dozen silver 'rrOS TRAIN hlDDOf DO" hnOt
Hair Pins all latest delicate shades OF color, silver
plate 100
% dozen ladies' Mems ard Boys Rolled Gold and
Oxdized Silver Cuff Buttons patent lever backs.
10 designs ....... sale price zoe. pair
Is dozen Ba Dies and button Rolled Gold Chain
Dress Studs. in Roman-Bright-Hamnered and
Chased designs sale price 20c set
10 dozen Silver Knife Edge Par lace Pins orna.
inentcd front with sterling silver Butterfly,
extra fine finish sale price ?lc
Dozen Sil~er Link Chain NeclSlaces-with
sterljno silver Butterfly pendants..sa'e price 2ia
Jewelry-Front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10

Worcester, Dresden, Old Holl RudA
stadt, Royal Vicuna, Royal Hungarian
Lace Figue Bon Royal Berlin, Crow
Derby and fine French Porcelain!
20 per cent. reduction on the complet.
stock of fine Cutlery in Plush Boxes!
20 per cent. reduction on the compleh
stock of fine French China Dinner Seh
that range from $50 to $4,000!
20 per cent. reduction OH the cOmplet1
stock of Sterling Silver Ware, Tea.
spoons, Tablespoons and Forks, Bowla
etc.
Main Floor reas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
SACRIFICE OF
SOME SCOTCH ZEPHYRS.

On Monday we will offer 400 pieces of
Genuine Scotch Iephyrs at 25c yard
They are the finest quality of Scotch
Zcphyr-werc purchased at an absurdly
low price and have been retailed by
ourselves and other city stores from
4Oc. to 60c yard. The styles are ex-
tremely desirable, including novelty
stripes with lace effects worth 40c.
yard, satin stripe plaids, bourette
checks and novelty plaids worth 4Oc.
to Coo. yard. All to be sold at 25c.
yard.
Main aisle. back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
EASTER
LACE OFFERINGS.

ls-inch wide a-silll Escura and Marquise lace
Dapcry Nets, with silk velvet spots, $3.50 line,
Monday but $l.4s yard.
% pieces real Nalcncicnnes Lace Inscrtngs IA
and 3-S inch wide from % to 50c SardD, at
Sc. yard.
50 pieces of new designs black, all-silk Chantilly
Lace Drapery Nets in stripes and figures, AZ inches
wide $50 co. Monday at SILL yard.
Real Russian and Escural Lace Xouavc Jackets
and Capes. in black ccru and beige ($l2.00), at
$500 each.
Parasol Covers in Spanish Escurial and Brussels
Lace in black, cream and white $500 al Sl.10
each.
AZ inches wide, silk Ckantilly and Spanish
Guipure ace El0uncings (Sl.50i. at 0Sc. a yard.
Iaces-Rlght centre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-10
BLACK
DRESS GOODS.

In consequence of a late delivery, an
importer had a solid case of 3S-ln.
Black Crepons thrown on his hands, ne
accepted our offer Of % per cent. OH
the price; Monday we will offer an as
sortment at 73c. instead of S1.OO per
yd. .
10 pcs. English silk warp Henrietta
Cloth, best make, 4O-in. wide, SLID
quality for 94c. ~ ,.,. n,ek