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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
TO BEACTIFY THE PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
ARTISTS AND ARCHITECTS ORGANIZE FOR THE
PURPOSE.

ARTISTS AND ARCHITECTS ORGANIZE FOR THE
PURPOSE.
A meeting Of several we-lu,own artists and nrchi-
,,cts was held I'm the studio Of W. = Vanderbilt Allen.
No. SO West Fifty scventh-st. on Tuesday night, AT
which steps taken toward the organization o.
society TO raise the artistic standard Of the public
buildings of the city and the statues and monuments
In the parks and other public places. Richard NJ
Hunt was elected president: A. :. Bell. secretary,
and william b. Bigelow, treasurer Among the many
present Thomas w. Wood. J. g. Brown, L. scot'
Hartley, william VI. Chase Augustus II. Gandena.
Kenyon Cox. Il. swain Clifford r. II. RlaShfcld. W.
b. Higclow Howard Russell Butler, Elliott Danger
field Johr Rogers, NJ J. lIardcnbcrg. VIII IL. Low,
C. o. Carrcn. +. :. Dillenboyt, william d. Tu'hill.
Chester Loumis w. a. COiiin, W. H. Shelton, F.
Ciowninshield, Herbert Dcnman. Robert Reid, irving
r. Wile,, F. C.. Jones and John Lafnrce. II "a>
resolved that meeting be held on April II, when
the organization TO be known the metropolitan Art
Club. will lie perfected
Mr. Allen speaking Of the organization. said We
have not gone into this matter hurr'dly or nhau-
vis,tly I proposed the idea almost n year ago.
since then II has been freely discussed. Prominent
amateurs. among wnom are Perry Belmont, George
W Vanderbilt and Henry g. Marquand. ar" Interested
in the success OF the scheme What we want 10 40
is 10 put the ACCESSIBILITY and necessity OF p"ihohe'
and wall decoration be fore the city authorities ana
a., ,,,uc -, largo Except for a few deslilt0ry
PAINTINGS in tee CITY Hail. there are apsoi"''N ""
PAINTINGS In the public buildings In III" CITY OF New
York. What propose To 90 VIII DE- uo"c "i'"
costing the CITY one penny. The Metropolitan Mt
Cub will be open to all There VIII be no oiscrlhi-
,n,,i,n vb,tcver. The membership fee VIII be 3D.
with 81 a wear dues. The money thus raised 10
cc,bcr with voluntary contributions from members
~ the club will constitute fund which VIII pay 'or
the paintings. statues. and other deco''uo"'' III
order ,ha, we may get tn" best possible WORK i
non,mi,,cc viii lc appointed consisting Of three
m.,o,s ,bre. architects three scnlptors and three
n,iu,ers who will have charge Of the competitions
rhose conpeton, will liz annual and the pest WORK
viii win sometimes, Of couIsc. c'r''ah VII cii -, ,.i
M tion will take the form OF orders 10 Yen
Known artists or sculptCrs ior certain Worh' WV"
he work /, finished will tender IL 10 'he CITY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
4 CHICAGO BANKER TIE CORRESPONDENT
TX CONGRESSMAN DUNHAM'S BILL FOR DIVORCE
THE DEFENDANTS ENJOiNED FROM
DISPOSISG OF PROPERTY.

Chicago March .j.-EN Congressman Ransom W.
Durham today fled In the Circuit Court scnsa
tional bill divorce, the charges being Of the gvcst
character and the co responder, being prominent
banker Of chicago Behind the bill is an action
against tine banker, which has yet been filed. in
which fjOOOo damages will BE- claimed by Durham
for alienation Of the affections Of his WIFE Property
Interests involving many thousands of dollars Will be
concerned ana Judge Horton has ISSUED injun ton
restraining disposition Of property by the pIin
opal defendant or either of the one or two co
defendants. The matter HIS been involved In the
greatest secrecy. and the court official, Joined with
the lawyers In keeping the proceedings from the pub
lie gaze.
After tie usual crowd Of attorneys and litieants
had left Judge lloitOn's court to-day Frank F. Reed
pcnicd before the Judge and asked that an cN parc
Injunction naainSt Mrs. Durham be granted the
bin presented iUcn for the n!,t time As the docu-
mcnt did not then bear the stamp of the recording
clerk, the Judge requested Mr.. Reed to hle the bill
In the usual form rhc bill having been filed in the
Horton who ordcrcI that the injunction issue forth
with Then the bill went of sight. and tho
LAWYERS, with their writ OF injunction. visited the
shcIirs Office and secured officer, with whom they
visited house In a questionable ncighborhood.
I he reason for the visit t. unknown. Mrs Durham
Is I'm Dakota nj present. and this fact was known.
IL has been learned that the correspondent Is a
wealthy banker named Allen vice president Of OF
the v,althiest institutions Of lis kind In III" city.
Details as 10 his acquaintance and relations with the
OK Congress sman', wife sill Lacking. but the
pninant's attorneys frank about acknowledging
the aist Of the bill. They say that the sole point
relied on In the application for release from the
marriage bonds Is tnat of Illegal Intimacy with the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Sixth Avenue, 18th TO 2Oh Street, sixth Avenue 9n 10 zOn SNVSl

nigh containing every Improvement and convenience.
The Manhansct, with H. adjacent cottages, VIII now
accommodate 900 guests comfortably over tn" road
wav I'm the little valley between the main bindings
Ia, been built II handsome bridge and upon this la'
been erected "A music hail. seventy five by forty cet'
hand ,omcly decorated and provided with plhshe1
laIh wood floor. good sized stage at one end viii
civ. facilities for thcatricals concerts and other
en- cri ailments. An excellent orchestra Will provide
music a. usual With the comfort and plea sure OF It's
quests 80 we'll provided for the ManhanSrt IL sure 10
be- If the most popular houses, and 1t we'll merits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

the bulletproof cloth invention which has made the
tailors name famous every where. Herr Scnrned.
a civil engineer OF Vienna claims that the invention
is a reproduction OF his portable arn,or. which IS
patented In every European country. Doves bullet
proof cloth Is reported TO BE- an Improvement on
ecarneds armor. and TO be considerably lighter
BISMARCK NOT A CANDIDATE.
"The Frankfort 7eitung' states that Prince Bis
marck freely tells his visitors that he Will not stand
for election 10 the Reichstag AT the next election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
ADRIAyOFF SAID NOT TO BE 4 NHILIST.

Boston, March o5.-The Russian Nihhi''s IN ms
country curious TO Know "he'h'r Ut "o'
.dr,anog the Russian who killed Mayor Alexejef
~ Moscow. IS a Nihillst. dispatch sent from the
Boston section to their fellow patriots IN Warsaw
hrourbt the following answer: "Adrfanoh not
Mayor; more BY letter."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
LADIES GLOVES.

In the Spring importations Of our own exclusive
brands or the best French Hid and suede
1:Ioxr. ~. AR. displAying IN. greatest variety Of
the prevailing fancy shades ever shown IN New
York. including i.mlncncc, Pontin. Lilas dc Pcrse
Pcnsec, Raviss1nt, Pommard. Mention, Lakme,
Rcaucc, Sycamore, Cactus DryIdc, Eyeqne ana
Parma matching all combinations of IN llIncry
and costumes
Also a special invoice Of Ladies' but
ton Vienna Kid Gloves. IN new
shades of tan. mode and red. with large
buttons and embroidered backs, at........ SOCs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
PARASOLS.

Our Easter exhibit of Street and Carriage
Parasols embraces all the Novelties of the Paris
and London markets. in Plain, Fancy and
ChanQcahlc silks. Chantillv. Guipurc aud Spanish
Hand Run Iucrs. plain Chiffon. Crepe de Chine,
Fancy FIGURED Silks, White silk with whit"
cnamrlcd and Dresden handles; also close rolled
changcablc Coachnss in all colors, with natural
wood and Dresden handles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
yNPROyEuEyTS At THE NANHANSET HOUSE.

Shelter Island. y. V. March .j.-Tbe improvements
this sprng at the well-known Manhanset House MAX"
II one Of the largest and most perfect summer re-
soe,s on the coast The old lnnex" has been moved
IN the east and IL the space made has been erected
new building Of 100 feet frontage and four stores
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
REPRESENTATIVE COCHRAN SLIGHTLY INJURED

Washington, March 2j.-Reprsentative W. Bourke
Cochran OF New-York received trflng sprain to his
right foot yesterday. By being thrown from his horse
He wa, nj the Departments afterward. hut last night
his foot became swollen. and today while he walk
from room To room. he T. not abb. TO go out. lie
meets 10 b. all right IN n day or two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
RIBBONS.

Our stock Of Ribbons is now complete IL IN
cludcs largo collection of fine novelties for hoth
millinery and dress trimming together with Aatlh-
hack Velvct-. doubled faced Satin, Satin ana "ros
Grain. Plain eros Grain Ribbons, &c. In Dack,
,,hi,c and cv.ry conceivable shade in all widths.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Ladies' Travelling Garments and Mack
intoshes in complete assortmsnts at very
low prices.
MISSES SUITS and CLOAKS.
sizes 40 ~ years.

We are displaying the most complete stock Of
Misses Suits lone and two piece ever shown In
this city, and all the materials used in them
are new. novel and wear-Ic>sting. We also IN
vito attention 10 our splendid assortment oil
yr,nor,od and Ncw-York City made Jackets,
Coats Capcs and Ncwmarke's All mar"u ~
lowest possible prices.
We mike no charge for altering Ladies' or Misses
suits. (ioaks, or Fur Garments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
London-made Jackets.

The stock is complete with everything IN III"
way Of Jackets that has been produced this
season. from the strictly tallormade ind-pc 'ibl
Jacket 10 the latest novelties that London Paris,
ar New-York have brought ont. Our prices, when
-anse from Si.OS upward, are fully one-third
less than are being asked elscw here for equa!
values Sizes 80 10 - inch bust measure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Spring Millinery.
TASTEFUL CONCEPTIONS
OF

HOME AND FOREIGN ART
invite attention
In department more than with assoeo
mcnts greater, values. Is usual. are In
keeping with fame
LADIES' HATS AND BONNETS,
beautiful, artistic dainty stylish. |
FIVE DOLLARS to EIGHTEEN.
Equal any shown in this city -
At nine to thirty dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Novelty and Value
are the order Of the day.

Ladies' New Night Dresses.
Tucks, Inserting. Lace, and Emby. styles, 80 ctA
White and Colored Emily and beading, 70 cts.
Fine CamLric-val. lace and nscrsngs 70 cts.
Fancy Yokes of fine lace or emby, 9s cts.
Do;tci Lawn-dcep lace trim, % &C.
Ladies' New White skirts.
Heavy Muslin-deep ruiies Of emily. % cts.
Others with lace cdgines and insert ngs, % cts.
Fine Cambric-l5-inch lace trim rufie, sl.26
Flounce OF extra deep and fine emby, los
Fine Cambric-3-ace inser;ngs-deep edge. 2oe
Double and edge Of nnc Medici, $50
Ladies' Woven Underwear.
Ribbed Lisle Vests-all colois 20 cts.
Extra fine Ribbed Lse, 30 cts.
Spring Merlno Vests and Pants 80 cts.
New spring Hosiery.
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton, 12ia cta.
Ladies' Solid Colors and Stripes, 10 cts.
Ladies' Rib Lisle-two.tOred 20 cts.
Misses Derby Ribs-all Sizes Is cs.
Misses Extra Fne-Doublc Knees. 20 ctsl
Mems Spring FURNISHINGS.
Fine Rraees-silk ends, 20 ctss
Flannel Outing shirts-extra size. 20 cts.
Fine Cotton Half Hose-brk and cold. ets.
Spring Weight Merno Shirts and Draw. 90 CO.
Umbrellas aud Gloves.
Gloria SILK Umbrelas-trin'd handles. 90 CT.
Navy Blue Silk-Dresden handles, 1eo
ladies' Foster 5.hook Kid Gloves, 70 cts
ladies' 4.button fine Kid-new aha - e.
Mems nnc Kd-Nalue SSo - o..
Mems 2clssp Kd-new tans. 1o
Ladies' New Wash Waists.
perfect shape and perfect at.
Cambric-all sizes to A. % CO.
Pink, Gray, and Blue Chcvioe. ~ ca
Black Sateen-ful plcatlng. - ets.
Fancy French Sateens-Navy and Black, 1eo
Fancy Lxwns-dafx Grounds IL
n 1aahina 00'G~otA oeoes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
An Er.uAYOR SENTENCED FOR EHBEzzLEnENT.

Cape Charles. Va, March .5.-1iomas Nelson, ex-
Mavor OF this city, has been convicted OF zemen
and sentenced 10 two years IN the pepiteptiarys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Ladies' Paris Costumes.
Magnificent Display
~ ,.on,, ,noJornfo npicPS.

Our importation Of Ladies' Cos
tunes, just received, will be placed
on sale Monday. They represent all
the latest novel ideas of the prOml-
nent fashion leaders. We offer them
at the following prices, which are very
low in view of their rich qualities:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Novelties in LaCeS.

and the following special values for COMBINATION ana
Evening Dresses and for garnitures;-
White Empire Flouncings % 'nch
Dem.founcings 70 match f9c
match ~
49,. -, ,,,, ~ 45inch 80
INV r.ces % match coc. to so
p,.. ", u,.,n.Ior ~ inch SOC
Fdc,ng. N match DC. so
Inserting. 70 match %. IS
,v,,,. c.,,,,,lv rlounclnr. IS inch 9sc
~ Deul.rouncinps To match roc
Etgings TO match Giac TO 90
xr,,. rnrf,o,. tpounce, ~7 ~ inch Goc
Edslngs 70 match Zoe. to so
Insertncs 10 match 3oc. rs
RIBBON BORDERED Wells
Black ana colorcd 0'c' 70 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
SIMPSON, CRAWFORD & SIMPSON.
Grand Easter Exhibition
everything fashionable world All stocks complete
and marked specially advantageous prices to buyers.
Millinery Department.

tVsIIllIlOI UoP '"''o'""
Special preparations having been
made for Grand Easter Exhibit
throughout our entire Millinery De-
rartment, we shall this week have on
sale the largest and most complete
collection of fine imported Millinery
Goods ever exhibited by any one house,
comprising
Models from all the leading European
modistes:
Special and exclusive designs in Trimmed
Hats, made in Paris expressly for us;
Plain and Fancy Straw Goods
from France, England Italy, and Switler-
land, in STYLES exclusive with us
Large assortment Of LeghOrn ana
Fancy Plntcaux. made in France and
Italy 10 our order;
Fine French Flowers and Fancy
Ostrich Goods in styles and colorinss
not to he seen elsewhere;
Millinery Ornaments, Trim'
rmings. Crowns. BantienUx, Pins.
Buckles, Straw Esrnid., &c. en-
bracing every thns required in millinery
T. produce the finest Dress Suit Hats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Sterling Silver Table Ware.
At PRICE OF CRUDE METAL
Twelve Great Offerings
In Upholstery.
AT& DOLLAR FORTY.NINI

At DOLLAR FORTN-NINE
500 pair extra fine scotch Lace Curtains-close't ana
strongest offered at the pricc-,cro and Lar
cfrccts-singc and borders-5 inches wde-heaNy
tapcd edges.
AT A DOLLAR NINETY-EIGHT
300 pairs Scotch Curain-whte and ecru-detached
n.urc centre large and cluster flower boderscN-
cccdnry eHectvc-rceuiar and extra wdth-all made OH
finest IL point machines
At TWO FORTY.NINE
Finest Scotch Lace Cuny Irish Point and finest Brussels
encc,-the majority yards long-no equal quality has
ever before been offered under 81 00---20 styles
At TWO NiNETY.EIGHT
The very finest graceful ribbon and bouquet
cfTccts-pain and figured ccntres-woIth - 90
At FOUR NINETY EIGHT
Hand wrought Florcntinc Curtans-hcmsched borier-
full length and width-worh - co.
At A DOLLAR NINETY.EIGHT
Snowflake Curains-coor'd Gloss stripe fringe top anu
bottoml---wcre ~ co.
At THREE NINENY-EIGHT
100 odd pairs fine Dama,k and silk stripe Curtans-a
,olors-wcre 80 90 to sS 90
At NINE NINETY.EIGIT
Finest Chenille Porticres5c 70 inches widc-in the
choicest variety shaded. Moc Mo1ucite an' Turkish
design, possible nnda with deep tass and lattice top
fIinges-20 styles ..'.''.'oo 'o'o''"ss
At A DOLLAR FORTY-NINE
Scotch Lace Red Spreads with Shsns 70 match White ond
Ecri-full s1c-handsome designs.
At NINETEEN CENTS
Figured White Curtain Muslins-woccn heurd"s coln'
spot crescent and clover leaf design, in White Gold,
Blue and Fed.
At NINE CENTS and three. quarters
Fancy Furniture Saccas-lew and striking dcsgns-al
cooIs worth L.
AT FORTY.NINE CENTS
Fine Fancy China silks -..+..-o- inches "iu'-
Ies. shades Olive. Crimson tobelin Blue Terra Cotta
salmon and white-large and small figures
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

Novelties in Dress Goods
And following Special Values -
At TWENTY.NINE CENTS
Fine Wool Panama Chevrons. stripes and figures. Two
toned Da yonals and Plain and Camci's Hair Paid'..
worth 40 and so.
AT THIRTY.NINE CENTS
All Wool Cheyiots in light colors: SILK and Wool Plads
I'm new Canvas all Wool TrIcots in new spring
shades also White Mohairs
with neat colored figures.
AT FORTY. EIGHT CENTS
All Wool Cashmeres-n and popular colors includ-
Ing Eminence, Hussar Apple Green and oth'r fancy
At FOURTEEN CENTS
New Wool Chaies-white and tin.ed-large and small
floral designs--worth %.
AT SIXTY.NINE CENTS
All Wool Bcnganes-Mulbcrry. Dahlia, Reseda Eminehce'
IIcotropc Electric Gobelin. Apple Green Raspberry.
and nil fancy shades so much ayor-aso complete as
so ments OF staple colors-yaluc. Id
At sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS
Fine French Uenrc,tls coors and black
AT NINETY-EIGHT CENTS
Handsome French Novetes-stripcs and chccSs-twony-
five styles-the majority inches wide-equal TO any
elsewhere shown at 81 80.
At 81 "a ...Sllk and Wool Goriosas-bPk and coiors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
OF our great offering o.

Assortments yet complete IA al ssss-vsuss
sanuos b duplicated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Trunks and Leather Goods.

Tho largest dcpa tneno on this continent.
EVERYTHING IN LEATHER
And all marked In plain hgures.
ores. Trunks s3I9 To $1,000
steamer Trunks 19S TO $500
packing Trunks oS to 500
OF our great Offering o.
HAND BAGS AND sATCHELS
AT HALF REGUIAR PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
A THOUSAND DOZEN
Handkerchief


A. less than import cost
,a,es, rmbrodercd Hdkfs white and cold 12Lc
rxtr, rne Emb'd IIdkfs white only 1oc
aides, Embd silk-all colors 121c l9c Csc
Mems Fancy border DC
Mems Lnen-whitc and Colored border 12'ec
Mons fine SILK Hemstitch SOC. 49c. .09c
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PART II:
PAGES 10 TO "a.
| ! F A r N

28A AND 80
Fortunes gifts yOMd share
Something me Easter Weav"
As ana
Spr reat
ALTHOUGH WE CANNOT EARTH,
the Best and Brightest of the Seasons Novelties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
Novelties in
Ladies' Wraps and Dresses.

NEW CAPES. Black and Coored.
Velvet, silk Lace, Cloth with runs or extra cepo
ctsbraiced, appquci, plain or edged with Ancy
ginps ribbons
500 styles ..... .eS 90 TO e7S 90
NEW JACKETS e.. Black and Coored.
Umb ella and Coat backs, double breasted or En-.
pie fronts--some with cores and some with runs
or deep reyers-unned lined with pretty coll
orei silks.
300 STYLES SO 90 TO $50 90
NEW DRESSES -. Black and Colorcd
Refer, Blazer Eton, Empire, Zouavc and innumer
able Other 6tyles--SilX and Cloth-platn or COM
binod Wit, either-many with extra capes or Jeck'
cts match.
200 styles W % 90 W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

FOUR SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
Black Goods.
At TwENTY.NINE CENTS
Black All Wool Cords 'pF'"s s-
Real value so cents.
AT TUIRTY.THREE CENTS
NIL, ma. ,oh,,rs amman. extra quality
At FORTY.NINE CENTS
Black Figured CashmcrCsa!l wool and coarse ehd ne
weave Sergcs- strictly all wool.
At sEyENTY.SEvEN CENTS
Finn Rla.k Denganes----al woo-----worth w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26
NOVELTIES ~
Easter Souvenirs

sterling Silver II cts TO 90
Faster cards to 3 90
Faster Pockets 10 cts 10 w
Other novelties - cts 70 ~ w
which include an extraordinary variety OF
BOOK Marks Letter Openers. Vinarretes Bonbonleres
Match Boxes Cases Buckles Crosses Purses.
Belts Grdles Bangles Pens and Jcwelry OF all kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

Special Values i'm Capcs.
All wool-all coiors-trple collar 40
Cardinal and other fancy shodes-t-ple collar oeo
All co,ors-pleatcd velvet coai-silk lined so
vnlvo, pu,,ornv c,,.,s all colors sos
Goth Capcs-0ppiqucd colar-a colors oVo
Deep Butterfly Capes-iridtocent gmps 10
Gold Appllqucd rbron trmme is styles SO
Applaued Velvet BandS-ribbOl ruff IL "
Special Values in Jackets
Tan, Navy, and Black perfect shapes 20
Pl,n and Fancy Cheyiot pearl buttons DO
Black Chevot shoulder capes soo
Navy and Tan-Satnfarcd rlcated cope $40
r,o ,r.n chov,o,1o,il lined throughout 798
Fine Broadcoth-full sleeves-veyet collar 90
Fine Covert Cloth-ohaied peah buttons oW
Hunters Cloths button length Il 10
Special Values in Dresses
Serge Eton Suts-hat satin lined ooo
Atwood Serge Blazer suits ow
Finest Serge-silk iaed Etou revers 0vo
FINEST Serge Etons-SiIxJ lined jackets II %
t,ne scroe,ieht waists-fancy ribbons 1898
Nav Fancy China silk presses-deep lace 1898
China Silk waists-plests back and font 80
Others-tucks and fine plcatinGs ~
Velvet and Cloth Bolero Jackets.
Elaboratslv sppl.qued or braided In gold. silver
or shaded colored braids--lined and unlned
& -
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1880
10000
1900
$500
$500
1860
Ladies' Street Suits.

Ladies' Street Suits.
We are now exhibiting the best values ever
presented in Costumes from our own workrooms,
enbodying all the newest conceptions of the lead
ing Paris artists. az
1915, $500, 44.5o, 1900.
Ladies Imported Capes.
In this Department will he found magnificent
collection of ladies' Cnpcs I'm Satin. Velvet.
Beng nline. Clay DinGOnnIs. kcrscys,
McItons. and Novelty Cloths. trimmed
with lace and ribbons, in the Butterfly En-.
pirc" and Austrian" Ruilc effects. For elegance
and beauty of design these Capcs are unsurpassed.
while the prices at which they marked will b.
found exceedingly moderate. Sizes 81 to A. inch
bust measure.
SpccInI--velvctecn Capcs. lined
throughout with changcable silk in all
the new shades. with Austrian ruiie, real m
value $3.50, ..-'V'0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

Commenting upon these features OF the agitation
The "North German Gazette says that the existence
II the Ahlwart school threatens to hurt the minaS
and hearts Of the people more than war or pes1ence
The "Post. views the movement as proof OF pro
found demoralizafion without which such scandaous
exhibitions would be impossible
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-26

500 pair extra fine scotch Lace Curtans-closest ana
strongest offered at the prce-scrol and LEAF
and double borders-5i inches wde-hea'y
tapcd edges.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-05-05
TRAIN ROBBERY.

Robbers Hold Up Missouri. Kansas &
Texas Train in the Indian Territory-Pas-
sengers the Victims.
PARSONS, Kan, May 3. Missouri.
Kansas & Texas southbound passenger
train No. 3, which left the city at 4:30
yesterday afternoon, was held up at
Pryor Creek. in the Indian territory. at
$50 last night by six men supposed to
be the notorious Henry Starr gang of
robbers.
The hold-up took place at the station.
When the train stopped the robbers
covered the engineer. fireman, conduct
or and train crew with Winchesters and
forced them to leave the train.
They were marched off some distance
and two men placed to guard them.
This done the other four robbers di-
rected their attention to the express
car.
Here they failed to secure anything.
for with a Winchester at his head and
u knife at his throat the pluclly messen-
ger would not give up anything and
the robbers abandoned this car and
turned their efforts to the passenger
coaches.
There they secured everything they
could lay their hands on in the way of
money and valua bles.
Prior to the arrival of the train the
robbers bound and gagged the agent.
The robbery consumed forty minutes
and when the robbers left volley of
shots was fired. No person was in any
way injured