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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-27
SHERIFF,S SALE.

by virtue OF writ OF execution No. eoso issued
from the Common Pleas Court holden M provi
uence within and for the co unity OF Proyidenc &C..
recovered Judgment on the 2Ist day OF Septam
per, u 1892. and Is returnabIe 10 said co,irt on
m ,ne NJ Wrs1 MONDAY OF Deoemb r. A ID. ls92 where
f fi.la county and state. Is plaintiff. and James b
h9gah Martin f. Hogan ana Thomas p Uogan
al OF providence and John Mitchell OF East
Providence In said county and state are defend
ants VIII be sold at public auction on TIJESDAV
the 7th day OF March. A: ID. 1898 at i2 o'oiock
noon az the sherins office In the Proyldenca
so1inty Court House. the following described
All the right, title and interest the defenda,,s
or either OF them, have In and to "A lot OF land in
las. froVdence, laid out as lot number two nm
1red ana seyenty-six (276) on a p at OF land ifor
neriyl IN seekonk. belonging TO Joshua Mauran
ssudTyeyed sur % sept lsth ls,5, by S. B. Cushing COP.
nna ~ ~ HusIh,ng Mailng Nov. sth. 1S47, being
one Que oI the lots OF land that George r. Sweet con-
eyed 20 the grantor by deed recorded In said Ia
iroydence, book No. Z, page 3l3 OF the records ~
a1 aus ana subject 70 the conditions of said deed
book :, page 1913. '' A''"'
sas aeVied u, on by me this Sd day OF December A. d.
49, az O'Clock 80 minutes r. NJ aud sold To sat.
lsfy said execution, II sufficient " '"''
o., oo WILLIAM p. wINSLoW
-o-'-nro Deputy Sheriff.
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new YORK & new ENGLAND
passenger Train Service, Week Days Cor
rected to Nov. 20, 1899.

"sor irain service, Week Days Cor
rected to Nov. go, 1899.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows
For BosTON-S 0S, II 40 A n 90 a. NJ RE-
wnTbSI wInIThbnSTs 80 A. MI i2 go, 80 p. M
t,tS tM,tSnhNrVLE-S - 4 WI ~, os IL 40 A. NJ; 20 p. NJ
M1IAFdtihhh Mn1IAAFNdhthhhNgS os II 40 4; NJ; 20. z i5P.M
g 81 :.il % =, MS.ohiSviLE-7i0' h. naS A M
VILE, wAsHINGToN-7 10 oioo Il ,cEN ~ ThE- T
oiR ~ io slSs 30 8 80, ''ll 90 p. NJ. % ~ "'
o44ssoLsSSSNf 80 ~ ~, 30 % 10 aS isiS A. NJ; e4A
feSgl4S q, S. ARHT5S !.i, Is 3 F9yIDNlcK-7io
ASSaHoNY@7 II !.Sl ~, 10 o 10 II IS A NJ. a5 4so
SUMMIT, ostto. sTERLINe-7Io 10. 90 A. NJ.
coyENiEi. GREENE, Moosup. pLArNFrrr.n
49,! 10 10 A. NJ; 12 IS Z as, so r. N iI1o
'EEmyiEIT CITY, xERsAlLLEs, BALTIC. SOUTH
WaaeNpPhnAM' aep wILLIMANTic-S o 10 A IL. II Is
HH4HEEEE3EP' HaEEFByR7 bssbSRFs hS NEW
BukG-e 10 A. NJ; anu NE"-
SSto9IRSwIGEt,I15 ,t, - 10 10 A. Nj le 16 4soP.M
PHILADELPHIA VIA PoUGhKEEPsii'Ef-o N
cHiCAqo AND THE WEST VIA NEwRupo
PASCOAG AND INTERMEDIATES sTATIoNs
lS5, g45 A. NJ. 100 4lb, O20 and ..ii ~ p :.
returning, leave Pascoag at 8 35, z 10 and I'd a a
NJ ~ Az, ~, ssb 40 r. M. " a
Trains or Boston leave asst end OF union
DePot, ana Tor Hartford and the West from west
{ ena. nj, ror Pascoag and way stations from Gasps,
street Depot Providence. p''
,.saturdays only; s-Sundays only.
"a h~ckets ~ between Boston and Provid snce (imitedl
W. s. JONES. suDt. A. C. KENDALL PA
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WANJED-ROoM AND Bo1BD.


EOR SALE-GROCERY AND MARKET wTrtt
=. good tenement and barn with 1000 feet OF land
on uesiraole corner present owner must sell an
account OF sickness. Address, B-2O. News once y"
f2l-tf
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Legal NOTICES,
LEGAL NOTICE.

To all 70 whom th is shall come Know va. IT,.
me-, me heystohe Nat onal Saw ngs. Loen and Invest
S uiunl association will apply To the New York
4, hork Slty on the Sth day OF April A. d. 1898. az
COM, uc,ock IN the forenoon for an order OF sa
s.avings Loan and Investment Assoc ion 10 Ksv
please take due notice. A ""iSh
Dated, New York. Feb. IS isQ3
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Marriage and Funeral Notices, one insertion,
Soc.: each additional insertion. I5c.
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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE..

PROVIDENCE. r. l., Feb. o. 1909
Having sold our Fire Insurance business IN
Messrs. Starkweather & Shepley, Vaughan
building. Custom House street, Proyidence
X; L., we take great pleasure I'm advising our
friends and customers Of the fact and ask
Tor said firm continuance of the liberal pat
ronage and the pleasant relations shown ma
by our former customers. 10
In making this alliance with the strongest
agency In Rhode Island, we feel that we are
best serving the interests not only OF our
friends and patrons, but also of companies we
have so long represented. w
SAM'L SHOVE
SAM'L X. SHOVE.
PROVIDENCE. II. l., Feb. o, 1893.
Having purchased the insurance business OF
Messrs. SamI Shove a. Son. we have this day
received the appointment as agents of the
companies heretofore represented by them.
ana respectfully solicit the continuation OF
the liberal patronage so long given them
ny prompt and careful attention TO all
business intrusted TO us we hope to merit the
great measure of confidence for so many years
reposed In Messrs. Samuel Shove & Son.
STARKwEATHER d SHEPLFy.
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"hiLRoADS AND ATs.
Upu uon
MEM YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
JANUARY 20. 1898.
PROVIDENCE DIVISION.


PROVIDENCE DIVISION.
For eSyt tralns leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
sI5' 3 cs h,1htihad0l rs A m daily, IL 10 A. NJ.
NJ" YORK, via stonington Llne-7 10. 2 80
rex 9rTPiIHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE and WASH.
pm H2sshn VIA Harlem River-l0 10 A. NJ, 5 as
For 1ioe Nhw a, hAyEN-I Is A. NJ ce1p. daily. SIS
SaiI33ps SdiI3 Ss dmited). 600 Cexp. daily Is Cexp.
For 9soSw NEW LoNDoN-i IsA NJ. daily exp, a 40
exp. ss ,ecca@ az oaGeom Sundays only, SIS doc.
Sgndsysi Sn 10 Se5p.s $50 doc. eIpj- rs accom-.
daiiv1s ohiyl, rs taccoml 90 r. NJ exp
1"uy" 40 +. NJ (exp. daiy
WORCESTER DIVISION.
For we,t,et vl9s ieaye t PROVIDENCE as follows;
n "a m"nonnoESTER-6 45 exp, z 30, o 10 (accom1
W. sD a. NJ taccom). 1 so texpy, 20 texp' 10
sUNDXYsNos 40 % 20 doc. exp ooP, n. (accom.(
tabia ,atlns ualns Tor Intermediates stations see time
Z. i. HEMPSrEAD
Genl Pass Agt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-02-27
MARRIED.

MARRIED.
RA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Johnston. 18th
inst, az the home OF the bride. by the R.y w
IL Bnllock, ALBION McGLAUFItN RAMspEII
9l providence 10 CAROLINE ELIZA GREENE of
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TO LET-MIsCELL4NEoUs

V'O LE1--GooD STORES on SIDE sT IIIrSr
Oh Meybosset ST.. In flrsi-class ORDER new
svs assvvn.s possesson at once. Address STORES, News
o"'No. 1at0-tf
1V LEET-flNE FARM or ABOUT 80 ACRES
~ ,rthston, with goo buildings and ltrge
greenhouse Address II 25. News ONCE. f22-tf
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-12-05
WING W0 TAI & Co.,
No. PA Nuu4nu Street
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Importers and Dealers in

GEN'L MERCHANDISE.
Fine Manila Cigars. Chinese and
Japanese Crock rvware. Mattings.
Vases of all kinds. Camphorwood
Trunks Rattan Chairs, Fine
Assortment of Dress Silks. Best
Brands OF Chinese an. Japanese
Teas of Latest Importations.
Inspection of New Goods Re
spectfuliy Solicited.
Mutual Tel. 266. P. o. Box 15S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
Jersey CITY RANKS NOT TROUBLED.

The savings banks In Jersey City are the Provdcnt
Institution Nor Savings and the Hudson city Savings
Bank They old and solid institutions and the
people of the city have confidence In them. Cashier
KlngsInnd, Of the Proydcnt. said Yesterday that his
bank was not represented at the York meeting.
and had intention Of taking any immediate action.
President I. a. Smith said that the bank had the
privilege Of enforcing thirty days notice on sums
under 800 and sixty days notice above that amount
II the need the bank would probably enforce
the rule. President &. d. Van Rcypen. Of the Hudson
city Bank, said that III, bank had never required any
notice drposItors, aui had thought of doing
now President schultz. Of the Iobokcn Bank for
savings. said his bank would fake no action unless
meeting Of New Jersey banks was called, IN which
case his bank would be governed by the will .of the
minority. Treasurer Oakley. 81 the Hudson Trust
Company and savings Institution, Of Union IIl said
his bank In good condition and was not likely To
have any need for enforcing the time rule.
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FILING F. II. wEEKS'S SCHEDULES.
LIABILITIES OVER A MILLION AND HALr
,Ssu-rs IINOST NOTHING.

LIABILITIES OVER A MILLION AND a HALf'
ASSETS ALMOST NOTHING.
The schedules In the assignment OF Francis H.
Weeks the abscondng lawyer. to Richard V" IT,
yelling wer, flied In the Court Of common rie"S
Yesterday. Tie liabilities amount 10 Sl,6i0~'3' Inc
asset, are nominally valued at S'33,423, wmle 'hes
are actually worth only $3.50 Among the eS'a'es
and Institutions to which he was indebted are the ioi
lowing: Estate W. f.. Rowland, Slloooo' estate
John Jacob Astor Brsted, S325,0OO; Clemence .. D.
Fish, $4,000: estate ". Elcry sedgwck. TJo.Vo
Kettle Davies waricd. OF Baltimore. SoO0Oo' 0ecie
pristcd t;rffths $4,000: estate i. VI. Birckheau'
$50 900: Mrs. Fannie Mactieagh, 100000: EhAape'h
Flake $500 20 Margaret Blake @2O.s'o 30 estate
John A. Din $4,000: Helen VI. Lincoln, Sio.ooo'
Elise Chlrller, Of, France. 100000 Mrs. Laura d.
Jnmcs $40 600 estate f. \. Ward. 10000; Josephine
C. and Mclanle strong. e27 900; Mrs. Mary X. Macy
SIS 900: Isabel Ven Linden, Of Germany, SlSoVV'
Clarence Andrews, $4,000 and Leila > and NJ. ID.
Gould, 100000 a..
Til. secured creditors are Atlantic TrTs, y 'mpany.
go 600 knickerbocker Trust Company, Sl1.oOo Ten
tr,I Trust Company $50 900: National Bank OF Com-
mcrcr s25ODO: j. Roosevelt Roosevelt. T.oVUo:
Weeks a CO. $1,000 o. First National BANK on
West superior 81 900, and Robert W. Il W. H. Do
Iorp.t rJJOOO
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Silks.

5000 YARDS OF FIGURED INDIA SILK. EN-.
HRACING A VERY ATTRACTIVE CoLLEc.
TON or SMALL. NEAT PATTERNS IN
NAVY BLUE AND BLACK GROUNDS, GOOD
VALUE FOR 45c., AT............................
PRINTED PONGEE SILK. FULL 20 INCHES
WIDE. ALL CHOICE DESIGNS AND
COLORINGS RECENTLY SOLD AT soc.
OUR PRICE FOR THIS SALE................
ONE LOT OF ILLUMINATED FIGURED
SURAHS. ALL CHOICE COLORINGS AND
COMBINATIONS. RECENTLY SOLD AT
9oc OUR PRICE FOR THIS SALE............
1000 YARDS BLACK PONGEE. FULL "a
INCHES WIDE; WILL NOT CRUSH,
CRACK, OR SLIP; REGULAR VALUE Csc.
1000 YARDS OF 2s.INCH BLACK JAPANESE
SILK, USUAL DOLLAR GRADE, AT.....~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30

-, ,.r,.un ,a. expcr,enccd any Ill effects from
VI. -, 49,, d.nrcsson except a small reduction In
ao,,s,,. The savings Bank requires no notice.
The National Bank OF which T. D. bf"u''y Is presl-
dent. is cxacting in discounng paper.
The banks of lonkers have no' ''a ''', advantage
OF the thirty and sixty days time pri.nesc' Ihey
are all prepared for any emergency anu NV peh'y
on hand to meet any possible deh''"' .,r po,"oie
,1,, within the near future there will be large
'.,.,.,raI. nm occour, NJ tle closing Of the Smith
rarpct mills. The mills viii cloe on Monday. All
the designers laid off yesleiuaS .; nm inI =, ana
shutdown Inc closing Of the mills VIII De- serious
hnM.
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are secured against the property Of foreign COT ~
porations seemed to be sufncient expianaeo "
the action.

He C-6HT I'll BE- IMPEACHED.'
Elk CONG FRESHMAN S. V. WHITE CRlTIcIsEs SEC
RETARY CARLISLE SEVERELY FOR Els AZ
TITUDE IN THE MONEY DIFFICULTIES.
"The Brooklyn Eagle, published an Interview yes
.erday with ex-Congrcssman S. V. White ut the MAIL
haitian Reach Hotel, in which he was reported rs
saying that Secretary Carlisle ought TO be lmpeacheu
Cor his disregard OF the law I'm forcing silver down
as low possible. In the Interview Mr.. Wm'e -
reported 10 have said
There are several underlying causes Of prevailing
business troubles The chief lies in reckless mDorsa'
ton when balance OF tiade was against w. Osus'y
our c>n OF greater VOLUME than our inEors' p"s
during the last year imported more than We cNpo
hy $3.50 This difference had to be paid IN eo''
Tho son OF the great change In the balance OF adc was
that two Years ago Europe had bad times while we naa
big crops. When Europe has had time, she p'hche'
aersefdocs without things th, ocea'ion she cco'o
mixed as usue crops made corn cheap ana "'i''
Europe take she AZ much lower figure man !"
previous years throwing the balance OF trade It'll furthcr
against u.s. Americans don't economic. That Is now
We were drained $3.50 100000 In gold to pay Tor INC
excess imports exports one hundred miiio" uo
lar, OF this we have mad pay out since the LIST OF
January. Withdrawing this large sum from our cur
ycncy made money tight and men who had II pcgan 70
hoard Stocks began TO tumble ara 30 we eoe i'" oui
present condition. II the Republican Administration haa
continued In power this would not have h'plcneu' 'r
know IL was the intention OF the Secretary of the Treasury
Ia issue $50 900 600 OF gold bonds and sell them aoroad
I know this for l consulted about H.
The policy OF tho Democratic Administration on tic
other hand snguarly uninteecnt TO chard'er
Izo It mildly. IL has gone IL has Dci worse
than failure. Instead Of seeking to relieve the ous
mes; troubles and to of depression Mr. CARLISLE
-ccentuatd them very motcra y by squeezing down silver
10 It's lowest notch. The Sherman law says 'ha' "'e
Government shall buy $500 900 worth OF silver eaeh
month at the market price But Mr. Carlisle dsrcgade
this plain Interpretation OF the law He offered ~ per
ounce and one poor devil was so hard up that NJ ".
him have os coo ounces at that figure This acuoh oil
CarlIslc was I'm disregard OF the law lie was sworn 10
,lpinl .ter. lie ought to be impeachcd d'ht cay
This because am a Republican. say 1t tecau'e u
L. fact.
or al the unbacScd colts that mortal man ever ac
,.,,u,c, p r,dc thIe . rgrcss VIII be- the wor e Don't
Imagine fer nomc. nat It VII rel e., The silver law
In any hort tmc. There Is Blall OF MISSOURI ""o
believe, In the big silver dollar with religious hrvor'
and he Is the leader OF host Of Western ann so'''"
men fear flat Congress Will only make matters
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-. .IIe DO sd .Ios q e0l 81 Is aeo
LONG ISLAND BANKS PAYING on DEMAND.

The Rvcrhcad IL. L. Rank reports no unusual with
dra wal Of deposits and It's officers do not think There
will bc run. The last statement OF The Eiv"rh"nd
Bank was published on July l. There was a surplus
Of $4,000. and the deposits during the SIX months
prtor 10 JuIy were Larger than for any rclious
Blk months since the bank Instituted. The bank
requires no notice Of Withdrawal
The JamalcG banks report business quiet NO
notice OF Withdrawal l. required. and all payments
arc made on demand The people OF Jamaica have
perfect confidence In all the banks.
The Hampstead Bank reports everything quiet.
There has been upon H. and the rule requiring
Of withdra wal has never been enforced 10y II.
Al Sag IarbOr there Two banks. tn" sag llariOr
Savings Bank and The Peconlc Bank. the Inter a
State institution. There have been no runs on
either bank. Both sound and there Is Implicit
confidence felt In their stability. All demands are
maid on sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
THESE LETTERS NOT WORTH TWO CENTS APIECE

Boston. July 30 tspeclnD.-The Republican Club Of
Massachusetts last fall threw into the Wastebasket
about thousand envelopes addressed to tho State
Committee In the name OF the chairman. They
useless this year, with Chairman OF the
committee Three or four days ago u great number
OF these envelopes came TO the Office OF the State Com
mttee with 2cent stamp on each. The first
that came was opened though 1t was seen that
the name OF the old chairman was upon IL. Inside
were found bits Of paper and pastcboard The rest
OF the envelopes thus addressed the committee refused
TO accept. II the pcstofhce authorities find the
author of the trick they will compel him 10 settle
for all the stamps put on mt the postofice as due
stamps. some ono evidently found the envelopes az
he would make the Republican s'"'. sn~,-'' .e pay
some postage bills.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
DrsyNEsS CONCERNS IN TROUBLE

. rIc opIGoN PUBLISHING HOUSE AN NC THEN
-EECEIvEE FOR \ DIsTlLLING COMPANY.
Portland ore, July o0.-The business Of Lewis &c
Dryden. the largest Publishing house In this part OF
the country has gone Into the hands OF receiver
The ob cct is to prevent an attachment Iie assets
are fully 800 600; the debts not more than SaooU'
Milwaukee. July 29.-Thc Il. suhm Leather Con-
p,ny operating the Knnic mic Tannery. assigned yes
;crdny 10 Jo' T. j. suhm. who gave bonds for SsooDo
TIN, company w1ls organized in 1854 with u capital
stock Of 200 600
Grand Rapids, Mich. July co.. NJ. Weston. owner
Of The Grand Rapids Democrat, an extensive
lumborman. and formerly chairman of the Democratic
State Central Committee. filed mortgages to-day Tor
$4,000 Mr. Wc,ton's wealth had been supposed to
run close 10 ~ 100000. The mort cages were given to
secure creditors the largest amounts being rs follows
Whitehall savings Bank OF Whitehall. Mich, $4,000
Frederick Marvin. OF the Thiri National Bank De
troi 10000: Kent County savings Bank Grand
Rapids $4,000, ana b. +. Weston. santa Clara cal'
si2OOD. II is stipulated That In case OF foreclosure
all creditors shall come In on equal footing. Mr.
Weston, difficulties are the elimination OF long
pending drain his resources. but II l. understood
that he viii not be pressed beyond reason. His
trouble VIII not affect The Daily Democrat" Of which
he Is president ana CHIEF stakeholder
Chicago. july 2o.-The Wolf Lake Distllllng Com
pany. at Hammond. Ind, was placed In the hands
Of "A receiver F.. p. Ames, OF Hammond Ind, by the
Indiana court on "Wednesday night The Courts
seton was taken attachment suit and me-
ctanlc,' lien filed by the Defining Colborn Lumber
Company claiming $2.3CO. The liabilities placed
Approximately at 100000 No examination OF the
assets has yet been made.
Hamilton. Chic. July 20.-The McNeal and Urban
SAT-, and Lock Company. one 81 the largest concerns
~ It's kind In the country ,nadc an assignment yes
,crdny. Howard Douglass. Of Cincinnati. was APP
pointed assignee. The liabilities estim,tcd II
100000. with asset, fully double that amount In.
ability 10 make collections Is given as the cause vi
the failure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
Underwear.

MEMS GENUINE FRENCH BALBIl"GAN
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. EXTRA FINE
QUALITY. REDUCED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MEMS WHITE MERINO ciOSSAMER
WEIGHT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, SHIRTS
HALF SLEEVES AND LONG SLEEVES.
SIZES "a TO Al INCHES, DRAWERS TO
MATCH, SIZES 80 TO AZ INCHES; EACH
MEMS WHITE MERINO 0iOSSAMER
WEIGHT SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. EXTRA
SIZES FOR LARGE MEN, 49, 4s. AND so
MEMS NATURAL MERlNO SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS. SHIRTS 81 TO A INCHEs,
DRAWERS 30 TO ~ INCHES; EACH.
LADIES' SWISS Ribbed VESTS. ECRU AND
- ---f'
LADIES RACK Isle THREAD TIGHrs,
KNEE LENGTH; REDUCED rO.............
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CLOSING OUT BALANCE or
Wash Dress Fabrics
AT GREAT REDUCTION.

10000 YARDS PRINTED SATEENS. SILK
FINISH. on LIGHT AND DARK GROUNDS,
NEAT FLORAL DESIGNS, ALL THIS
SEASONS STYLES; HAVE BEEN 2ic. AND
29c.. REDUCED TO..................-......
q, 600 YARDS PRINTED PONGEES AND SOFT
FINISHED CAMBRICS, 12c. AND 1Jc.
QUALITIES, REDUCED TO. .....................
900 YARDS FINEST FRENCH ORGANIZES
AND SWISS LAWNS, THIS SEASONS M.
PORrATION; HAVE BEEN 20c. AND 800.
REDUCED Observation-Disclosures.
4 900 YARDS SATIN STRIPED MUSLIN.
TINTED GROUNDS. NEAT PATTERNS;
HAVE EEEN lie. REDUCED TO..-...........
: 400 YARDS FINEST QUALITIES ZEPHYR
BINGHAM. 81 INCHES WIDE REGULAR
25c. GRADE, REDUCED TO...........-....-....
3, 500 YARDS SATIN.FINISHED CAMBIICS.
COVERED GROCNDS. SMALL FIGURES,
REDUCED FROM 14c. TO................-....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
Millinery.

NEWLY TRIMMED WHITE AND BLACK
LEGHORNs, TRIMMED WITH ALL-SILK
RIBBON, VALUE s3.5O...-.................. olI
ASSORTMENT OF HANDSOME TRIMMED
HATS AND EONNETs WE'RE si9s TO
$3.50. 80
TIE BALANCE. OF OUR CIILDREN'S HATS, p,
GOOD VALUE -...........-.. 01.49 10 10
- AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY or MOURNING HAT
EONNETs AND TOoUES * NEW FALL STYLES
THE LATEST d-lN III ERIN. 3INCH, CROWN -
SAILOR WHITE BLUE AND RLACK fr
FANCY STRAW WORTH 75,................. A
FELT TOURIST, IN BLACK, BLUE AND H
EROw.,, WORTH 81 Observation-Disclosures. ~
ELUE YACHTING CAPS WORTH soc ....... "a
LOT or IMPORTED LEGnORNS. WHITE
ONLY, WORTH 75c............................. q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
MIR. BYNUM ON The EXTRA SESSION

indianapolis. July 30 (specian-C ongre ssman Py-
num- In an Interview today. said. Il think that
the sherman act will be repealed. Members with
whom have talked are confident that that will be
done. The Mckinley act will certainly be repealed
do not know how soon Congress will be able to
take up the tariff question. 1t may not BE- able
to reach II during the special session. but the aues
ton will receive consideration Just soon as II can
be he'd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
WEsTCIIEsTEE BANKS ALL RIGHT.

The Central Bank OF Westclestcr County, which
does business at White Plains, the county seat, was
conducting business Usual yesterday except that
collateral for Is carefully scrutnzcd every
transaction Is guardedly made. The time notice is
not required and will not be unless It Is adopted by
all other banks In the vicinity.
Neither the savings Bank nor the National Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
GLOOMY OUTLOOK IN TIE WATCH TRADE

Wntham. Mass. July 20.-The Intelligence regard
Ing the situation in the matchmaking centres OF the
United states IL far from encouraging. All the fore
men Of the American Waltham Watch Company re-
ccivcd instructions from President Fitch yesterday
to reduce their wording forces. In some cases there
will he cut down OF 80 per cent. and In all loo
employees will be thrown ont Of work Indefinitely. OF
those retained large number Will have TO work
for reduced pay. II per cent being cut of In some
eases. II IL said.
Letters received to-day from the Elgin factory
port the situation even worse than in Waltmm
There will be Loco watchmakers discharged there
August /. and the payroll Of S120,0OO week will
be reduced about onchulf There are 100000 move
mcnts in stock there. valued at 100000. The
Germ all right financially. having surplus hand
OF ~ 100000 undivided profits. In the discharge of
employees. 20 far rs possible" those will he retained
who have families dependent them for support
and those discharged Will be taken again whenever
the business PROSPECTS shall brighten sufficiently 10
warrant II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-30
Ribbons.

OUR LATEST ADvICrS FROM PAPIS SHOW THAI
MORE RIBLONS ARE IN GREAT DEMAND; WE
OFFER THIS WEEK EXTRA VALUE IL AIJ.SiLK
ELACK MORE RIEBON-NO. :, &C.. YARD; so. ~,
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J-INCH ALL-SILK FINE FAILTE RIBBON,
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