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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Judge Pratt IN the Supreme Court yesterdh! rciuseu
70 grant a mandamus to compel the EXCISE hoaru Vi
Long Island City to grant liquor license 10 oiemuho
6iegelman, at No. 81 Borden-ave.
Dominica Felice, the italian who was arrested TWO
reeks ago bv Detective Brady, OF the Thirteenth Pre-
cinct on suspicion OF being implicated in the murder
of a coun; y man at Roxbury. PENN WAS yesterday
nrned over to the Philadelphia authorities OH reqns
ton papers.
Mrs Nettie j. Buchanan is seeking absolute divorce
from George NJ Buchanan, who was formerly In .he
Custom House and Navy Yard. They were ma7Neo
IN 1881 He Is we'll known in Republican politics III
the Twenty-second Ward
Stephen W. Hoye, counsel for the deiehoah's'
moved In the Supreme Court yesterday TO set asiue
the report of General H. c. King referee In the pro
ceeding bsgnn by the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad
Company to acquire lands from 'onn f'9i'' ''0"''
Power and others.
The BROOKLYN and Long Island Ministerial Associa-
t,on held its March meeting yesterday morning III the
Younc Mems Christian Association Builoing. d.
James S. Chadwick presided. a resolution was
adopted protesting against the bill to permit liquor
shops to be open on Sundays from p. m. to mid-
night
The trial OF the suit brought by DR.. Robert o.
Eccles OF No. 191 Dean-st. against william haoah''
20 recover 100000 damages for alleged hoe' was
m the calendar Of the Supreme Court ana was caeu
Yesterday for trial. but the case was ADJOURNED OWING
10 the illness Of the plaintiffs counsel Coohei H. u
Ineersoll is one Of the defendants counsel
Mrs. Margaret Courtney, the dressmaker charged
with stealing Jewels valued at 1000 from Mrs. KUN
Brown, OF No. s25 Presdentst., stated In court yes.
terday that her husband was at sea ana she neeoeo
money for herself and baby and could not res's. .he
termination to take the jewels which she saw lying
g., nrot,s,on about her She is twenty-sx years old,
and came to this country recently from England
When arrested she gave up pawn tickets 1or the
property.
II Is expected that trolley will be In operation
on the Fatbushave line Of the Brooklyn City haii'
road early next week.
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NEW OFFICERS FOR SOROsIS.

sorosis held its annual meeting yesterday AT
eherrys short business session was held IN une
forenoon at which reports OF the president ana oi
the chairmen OF committees were received Luncheon
was then served after which the principal business
of the day, tho election OF officers. was taken up
Mrs. Jennie de In NJ LOzcr presided. and there were
about eighty members present. The balloting con-
tInued till late In the Afternoon The following were
the officers elected Jennie de la NJ Lozer. president
Ruth O. De Lemater. first vicepresdent; Mary A.
Newton, second vice president Henrietta Marvin
Urd vice president: Fannie /. Helmuth. chairman OF
Executive Committee; 4. Louise Demorest. Sarah f.
Youmans, Christina J. lI.gley and Annie W. Fuller
members Of the Executive Committee: Maude X.
Clark recording secretary; Mary Dame Hall. cores
bonding secretary: Mary F. c. Baker. assistant cor
responding secretary: Miriam d. Doane treasurer
Katherine q. Foote, auditor; Clara f. Stutsman
musical Director Minnie Z. Stimson. chairman ON
Reception Committee Margaret NJ. Merrill chairman
Committee on Literature Elizabeth ID. Sheldon.
chairman Committee Art: Augusta X. Kidder.
chairman Committee Oh Drama: Eliza " Rushmore.
chairman Committee on Philanthropy: DR.. Mary Z.
Pond. chairman Committee on Science: Ohanotte
Jenkins. chairman Committee on Education; N. A.
Kidder chairman Committee on House ana Home
Dr.. Helene s. Lassen. chairman Committee on 6usa-
ness Women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
SPRING HATS AND CLoAKs IN PROPULSION.

All uomen who desire to buy a hat or a cloak for
.r-;no wear will find what will suit them, and be
,tv,,sb at H. ONeill g. Co.'S great drygoOds store, al
c,vthave and Twenteth-st. AS the hats and cioaks
n, spriny wear differ materially from those worn IN
rrex-iops years. and as II. O'Neil d Co. have Dig
collection of the proper things to wear IN those
tines this spring. those who wish to be In style Should
INV this store VISIT The spring hats are extremely
pretty The styles that will be In vogue TINS sprihs
are the poked chips, the Contineh'ais' 'he i"'a''
-. EmnIres and the Ieghorns The poked chips
have frame made OF chip straw anu iae.' anu
arc trimmed with twotoncd ribbons, ostrich plumes
.,.,o,tos ond teweled buckles. The Continental hat
80 . smo,, frame made OF straw and trimmed with
lace and small flowers Inc ria'au '"' ~
small fat frame of straw, and Is trimmed WIN
thistles and twotoned ribbons
The Empire hat has gold and lace frame that Is
trimmed with shaded ostrich tips, two-tcned roooh
arrettes and voles The Leghorn hat Is Tor carriage
xroar The frame Is lace inserted. trimmed WIN
ostrich plumes and tewelled pins. Tie bonne's are
extremely SMALL and are trimmed with berries gold
and lace. Ennence and green are the preVnilhs
co,ors used ir the trimming OF these hats.
The cloak department Is as well STOCKED as 'he
hcpartment set aside for hats. There are several
rrattv STYLES I'm that line which Will be worn this
spring. The Empire jacket is made OF black velvet
embroidered with cut beads and trimmed with span
Ssh lace The Louis XI full-swng cape Is best de-
scr,bed by calling 1t q mass OF ribbons aDc CLOTH
The Columbus coat Is pretty. 1t Is an oid Vehc"an
coat adapted to womens wear. The coat is maoe Vi
clctb with a silk Cape and the vest Is mace OF sauh
embroidered with gold beads The French marine
1achet Is made OF blue cloth with velvet sleeves IL
r. trimmed with gilt braid and navy buttons ,.
While some OF the styles In both the nal ana CLOAK
departments imported, as many more are the eA-
elusive designs Of II. O'Neil Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
NEW-YORK CITY.

william W. Heaton. banker, OF No. Wall-st, Is the
foreman OF the new Grand Jury, which was sworn III
before Judge Fitzgerald In General Sessions yesterday
One Of the readers Of The Tribune asks II there is
any institution or home In this city to which woman
who uses liauor to excess be sent and In which
she will be treated and cared for The Tribune does
not know OF any such institution or home
George Richardson. thirty years old. who had
been accidentally locked ont Of his on the second
floor OF the house No o45 West Onehundred and forty
third ST. yesterday, tried to climb in through window
from n fire escape but he fell and killed.
Secretary willis Holly was able TO return TO duty at
the MAYORS Office yesterday. after weeks Illness
Mr.. Holly found n basket OF American Beauty roses
on his desk, the gift Of friend.
The Commissioner OF Jurors, Bernard F. Martin,
Tammany leader OF the With Assembly District,
who was taken severely I'll I'm Washington from ex
posure TO the inclement weather and was brought
home in n prccarious condition under Dr. Donlin's
care on Sunday, was somewhat improved yesterday
At his home No 153 West Thirteenth-st 1t was said
that the Commissioner ont OF danger. and might
be able to go TO his office this week.
The Deputy Sheriff into whose hands the warrant
WAS placed for the arrest OF I" Tom" Gould for con
tempt OF reported to Judge McCiown In the CITY
Court yesterday that he had been unable to find Gould
The Rev. Dr. Maynard will deliver an illustrated
and historical lecture "Days on the Danube" TO-
morrow afternoon at Chickering Hall.
Resolutions were adopted on Sunday by the Machine
Blacksmiths' Union. commenting the Boynton Bicycle
Railway as solution Of the rapd'ransit problem, ard
asking the Rapid Transit Commission TO defer definite
action until the merits OF the BoynoD railway can be
presented properly
The gates Of Uncle Sans country were barred by
Colonel Weber yesterday against eleven Germans who
came on the Serva under contract TO work In an iron
mill at Joliet. H. There were also twenty-eight
slavocks dcbarred contract aborcrs.
The steamer Oceanic arrived at San Francisco on
Sunday with mails from China and Japan OF the fol
lowing dates Hong Kong, February o; Shanghai,
February 10 and Yokohama February Is. They are
due TO arrive here Friday morning. The next mall
for China and Japan will close at 80 p. m. to-
morrow.
concert for the benefit OF the Zion African Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Bleecker and West Tenth ss,
will be given at the church this and tomorrow even
ings NJ. sissieretta jones' the black Patti; Henry
Burlcigh, Mr.. and Mrs. COchrane, Nine. Plato, Pro
fessor Walter F. Craig Frederick Piper, Miss Ednorah
Nahar, Harvey A. Thompson. Mrs. Albert Wilson and
others will contribute TO the entertainment.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT The HOlEl-o'
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.
Rand Tran-it Commissioners, No % Wliam'st.. z
D. m.
BOARD Of Aldermen City Hall noon.
Ladies' Health Protective Assocauoh' NO. % "c''
fifty.sixth-st.. 10 80 o. M -
Cpd Regiment Cadet Corps reunion and reception Ar
mory 80 p. m. go @
Federation Of Labor meeting Carnegie Music Hall.
National League Baseball Convention Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
NcwYork Historical Society. Ecventhst and Second
ave-. p. m
Police and Pilot Commissioners meetings.
Western Union Telegraph Company Executive Commit
Aryan Theosophical Society. No. 14t MadsonAvc..
m 49,,
Lecture BY the Rev. Joseph Reynolds. Cooper Union
p. m. 49,.
Ladies', Bikur Cholim Society Pur!m reception. NO
200 Eat Broadway 30 p. m.
Governing Committee Of Catholic Club. clubhouse.
p. M
Republican Executive Committee brooklyn p. m
Young Mems Institute entertainment, No. 222 Bowery
p. IN.
Corinthan Yacht Club annual meeting. Hotel de
Logerot. p. IN.
Dr. f. c. Manns lecture, No. "a Union Square
p. . -.
Loan Exhibition. American Fine Arts Society," NO ia
West fifty.seyenth.st.. day and evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
IN MEMORY OF PROFESSOR J. s. YEWBERRY.

Joint meeting OF the societies included In the
scientific Alliance OF New.York will be held March
81 at 4 D. M. In memory Of Professor John strong
Newberry. The meeting will be held In Hamilton
Hail. Columbia College. An elaborate memoir Of
Professor Newbcrry. which has been prepared with
great care By DR.. Nathaniel l.. Britton. Of Columbia
College will be presented The memoir contains a
handsome portrait OF Professor Ncwberry An address
,c,u he made by Professor II. H. Fairchid. Many
well known people will he present. and number Of
letters bearing on tho life and work Of Professor New
berry will be read.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
TO TALK on ISLANJSM AND THEOSOPHY.

Mohammed 4. II. Webb. who is still member oil the
ThcosOphical Society Notwithstanding that he has EN-
braccd Mahomctanism, has accepted an Invitation 10
speak before the Aryan Tlcosophical society, No.
IA Madison-avc Tuesday evening. The subject VIII
DO "Islamism and Theosophy." The meeting Will be
nncn 10 the public.
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rUyER4L OF MRS WILLIAM STEINWAY

The funeral Of Mrs. william stcinway was hcld yes
,erday afternoon at her home. No 20 Gramcrcy ParH
IL was private being only attended by the near rel
atives and friends owing to the illness Of Mr.. Stein
wsy The service which was brief. was conducted
by the Rev. bartholomew J. krnS. pastor OF the
Madison stree, German Presbyterian Church. Tie
burial was at WOodlawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
r O. DOUGLAS HELD IN HEAVY BAIL.

T. O. Douglas, the young Greek arrested on
saturday for the theft OF many rare and
valuable books from the Aston Library and the Column
bia College Library. arfaigned In the Jefferson
Market Police Court yesterday morning on the spe-
ciAc charge preferred by Oscar A. Bierstadt, the
assistant librarian of the Aston Library, OF stealing
two volumes, valued at $50. and selling them to
the librarian Of Columbia College fos $50. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

HELD ON HIS OWN EXPLANATION.

When Justice Watson, in the Even Street Pohce
Court called the OF assault against captain
weiner. Of No. 105 Johnson-ave, yesterday the coh
nlainapt failed to appear. 81 didn't believe he wouio
oprearo said the prisoner "as he Is usually drunk
the first day Of every week"
"rhen," remarked the magistrate las you nave
so kindly volunteered the information. will hold you
in $500 bail until he does appear Wchcr was u'"oie
to furnish bail and went TO JAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
New Linens and Towels

values that cannot be duplicated.
TABLE SETS.
Frinced Lunch Sets-whte and f1ncy nM
Extra line German Linen Lunch Sets "a
Fine Damask-doube lace border t@
Finest Damask-3 yard Hemstch Cloth o&
TABLE LINENS.
Cream and White Dam1sks-GS inch 8eaD
Fine Irish Linen-2 yards wide 30 cu
Fine Satin Damasks-2i4 yards wide 80 cu
Best Scotch Turkey Reds-l94 yards wide % CO
TOWELS.
All linen German Damask 30 inch 23c
Untelche1 Turkish 30 inch y ch
Extra heavy Oatmeal Is inch IL e.
Heavy Linen Damask &c inch ii eo
Check Glass Towels az inch 0co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
TIE GRAND JURY LOOKING INTO GRADY'S CASE

District Attorney Nicon yesterday referred 10 the
Grand Jury the communication which he received
from the City Club calling attention to the alleged
violation Of the law by Police Justice Grady In dis
charging women from the pcnitentary. some action
may be taken today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

two works were the History Of Peru ana thr
History Of the Indies both In the spanish languag"
Justice Grady held Douglas for trial IN inc 'ouf'
NJ General sessions in the sum OF SJ,OOo.
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THREE Prince.
BROADWAY Wafien
STORES. I 3'd 81.

- r. su.xxr ranu,aeturer Offers several STYLES
in fsr.iined and furtrmm'd six. cloth ana we've, sa,
mon,s for surng wear. Also decided hirtan. ~ ga.
IT, ,,Jnk sablc and Persian lamb coats, wraps anu
car.s iot West ,2d ST. BfoadwaN
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Announcements.

PHILLIPS DIGEsTIBLE Cocoa,
unlike other chocolates IA so prepared that II
will not disturb digestion Delicious flavor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

Browns Camphoratcd Saponaccous Dentifrice is
the best powder world preserving the
teeth ..Rcfreshing delicious" a bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
Hosiery.
Spccial Values In Fine Goods.

aides, nur, SILK C. a. G.-finast quality. high col.
%. ard staple shades never sold under S3.. sl.4o
aides black purr silk Hose. were sl75--... LIZ
Ialics' bes: plated silk Hose Rcheieu rb-new
3D.. ,o,t and high.coor effects worth ~ 25 50 cts.
= .,,o rour thread brilliant Iisle-flst-back boots
colorcd tops; were 81 Gus
Ladies, Rchelicu RIB Lisle boot patterns-fast
lack; were soc Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
HENRY A. DANIELS. VI. D.

Beware OF q sight irritation Of the throat.
IIrummers Cough Drops sure relief sold at all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

Diseases Of the Nervous So stem ento. Urinary OfganA
Impotency and Sterility Hours. 8 70 /. 70 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

xe.s VA o.; Yassa. q Sol.s. ssiis,. E sw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
RAILROADS PLEAD POVERTY.
THE LONG ISLAND AND ATLANTIC AVENUE p0"

THE LONG ISLAND AND ATLANTIC AVENUE poN'
p>NIEs CANNOT PAY FOR SINKING TRACKS.
Thore was another conference at the Mayors once
Yesterday I'm regard 10 depressing the Long lsiaho
Railroad tracks in Atantc-ave President A"S.i'
Corbn said he favored the depression oil 'ne '"n''
but his company could not pay more IMAM nail "'o
expense lie thought the matter could wait n year
until the plans for the projected tunnel from 'he ran
road terminus at Fatbush and Atlantic ayes 10 jersey
tYtv we're perfected. lie did not how anything
practca could be done before the Legislature adIous'
H. J. Boardman. counsel for the Aiah"c |N'""e
Railroad Company which owns the racKs sa'u '"'
his company could not pay half the cost Oh depcSi'e
the tracks, estimated at S3oOOOO. Inc INCOME
from the rent was only $4,000 II year. ana ''ils
would mean an Increased interest charge OF 9o''oo'
which would wipe out all profits ana impose al eau"
charge OF So7, 800 year on his company. ne
wanted a commission to inquire into the matter
The cost of reaying water pipes and sewers. buri-
ing bridges. etc. by the city. II the TRACKS arg
DEPRESSED. figured at Sb29,ooo py engineers VI '
City Works Department.
AssemhIvman Fnnegan said he would press the
hill 10 remove steam from the surface OF the street
unless something quickly done Inc en. ni'
matter was referred T., the Mayor, Controller Ci,y
Auditor City Works Commissioner. Corporation oonIi-
sci and president OF the Board Of Aldermen ana me
following members of the Citizens, Commits ,oec SSr'
TIE BROKE A CHAIR on THE POLICEMAN'S HEAD.
Warren NJ. Coricy, who was discharged lrom "o
rountv Insane ASYLUM recently drank TO excess on
sunday and began beating his wife. at No. ITO Pros
pect-st She raised window and called Tor heip anu
Policeman Hugh Mclaughlin went TO her ala lie
was assaulted by Corey with chair, when was
broken on the pocemans head, and he then Idckd up
an iron bar Mclaughlin took 1t away. ana put hand
cuff on one wrist when Corley broke away ana WIFI
rush hurled the policeman downstairs ana 'hie"
,rcrat NJ coal after him. The policeman returned,
however and with his baton overpowered the drunken
1unatic Both looked badly battered when Coriey
ras arraigned in the Adams street Police Court yes
.s.dsv and held for medical examination. Mrs Corley
hore marks of brutal treatment she SAID ner huspau9
had been twice in the insane asylum, ana she couia
not manage him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07
Embroideries and Handkerchief.

EmbrOideries and Handkerchief.
An inspection Is solicited, this
week. Of the sale, in our Basement
SalcsrOOms, of EmbrOidcrics,
from 10 cents to $3.50 per yard.
81 inch FlOuncing from 10 cents
to S1.jO per yard. Point de Gene
Laces, 4 and ) inches wide, 20
cents per yard; 3 and 10 inches
wide. 40 cents per yard. Nor.
mandy Val Laces. 0tO Is inches
wide. 20 cents. 2j cents and
81 1.2 cents per yard.
Made up Lace Goods and Neck
Ruchings i'm the latest styles.
Ladies' Embroidered Handker.
chiefs. i'm the latest designs, from
% cents to $500 each. Ladies'
and Gentlemen's Hcmmed and
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. La
dies and Genticmen's Initial
Handkerchiefs, in various styles,
at 20 cents each. \ lot of Gen
t!emen's COlOred Borders, at 20
cents each; special value.
JAMES EERY & co.,
Broadway and nth st.
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II E. A r N


Wash Dress taDrlCS.
The words been sad---and this year
Cotton will Be Queen!
ro, neorv thr..scorc years dainty fabrics OF Wv
ton made have not been they'll be worn 'nis eo
ing spring and Our Stock the si'"'''' " WV
world will fully equal the occasion.
The NEW and NOVEL In -
sateens, Ginghams, Organizes. Lawns enAii'e' NN
Gales, Cambrics and Cal'coes
will be found In variety
surpasspg any previous seasons sno"ihs'
Can More Be S0fdF
Among host OF attractive offerings we invite speciai
attention to
THE FOLLOWING fors A"0
AT NINETEEN CENTS.
Uemstl,ched Rayonet,es--plin and two''oneo' WIN
contrasting vines ard figures
New and beautiful fabrics
A triumph Of American MANUFACTURED
At SAME PRICE.
New Brocade saeens. Henrietta sateens' IN pun
co,ors also fancy French Satcens in hand-paihteo a
clace erects-also Black Satin Stripes; worth % anu ''
At 20 cents Finest Gl3cc Sateens-elsewhere 3D. -
At As cents. Empire Brocade Sateens-esewhcrc "''
$780,. o,...a,a., Elsewhere 35 and 40
Emb'd Lace Bgoche Persian and satin f'ec' ,,,
Dots Hair lines. Checks Plaids--ih all inc '''os'
shade ri
and Tan---morc than hundred distinct Styles anu
combinations.
Ginghams in plenty
Can be elsewhere found at shilling and more ou' ho'
such qualities in such variety those we oha ~ the
prices. - 49,. ou
AT FIFTEEN C=STS
with those elsewhere at Twenty 1--WE H there Is any
difference tits in our favor for never bef@e were such
fine close woven Ginghams offered at such price
~ inches wde--unmatchab volue.
Of pcrcales at SHINING:
The best-Ihe full yard wide-the hnest h'aue
IT'S difficult TO know which NOT 10 choose'
A thousand styles to select from
vvbo else can show ONE-IIALF the quantitlesf
TO THOSE IN SEARCH
q, non archable but washable fabrics. that. combining
beauty strength ghness and nmness. for summer out
door wear-we recommend inspection
of the new GALATEA CLOTHS
The latest novelty for Boys Wash Suits and Waists
and for ladies' Boating. Tennis and general outing
usethe cotton fabric yet produced Tor dress
nurposes--sod colors or woven stripes
Price c5 CENTS. ...... practically un.wear-outaole
Ask for them in Foreign Bingham Section
WE ALSO OFFER
At Is cts. F1eur De Lis Dress Muslins -..4o lncn
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TRIBUNE PUBLICATIONS
AL IN PAMPHLET FOHM.

ALMANAC, IS93--A really splendid NUMBER ~
or The great AI,nanacs tho market. o00 VS."
Now ready. 2J cents a copy.
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Lace. Lace EYerYWhere

Fashions Flat for '95 Is
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NILIIONAIREs.-Aco complete iIst OF the s'os' ss,
rounire. Of the United states. and how they "M
om.v Ouiv list ever compiled. Valuable TO s'a's. ~
""""",,,,. md promoter. Of new enterprises -
cents COPY. In hexibc cloth, Si'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

KNITTING AND CROCHET.-Ncw. WITH m.~
oac. devoted TO household decoration ana 'A''''~
!, reuta N CODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

For Dress. for Bonnet for Parasol, for Underweas
wherever Laces can be used they will be!-.......
Our stocks complete with all LEADING STYLES.
Rack White Beige and Blaek-andwhe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

NEW NAvY.-An the new warships aese" "a .svy.
illustrations. aud including list Of '''
armameuts, etc. Ij cents copy.
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WAR sTORIEs.-Over 40 tales Of the CIV. No
,..,.n .o,d,er. Iuspirius. thrilling aud patne.e.
.".S" .",,,.n for Tribune cash prizes. ID
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cuAUrAUQUA. ls02.-Prefa'eiy
-. .T ,hs seassn. - cents COPY
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.o,R CHAUNCEY."-A Trss.' vrs -. I, fsr -
r..uar subscriber to The Tribune ca" =, isass r.
ceuts A delicious piece Of '"S. illussrsssd ~
uso I'd aud Gibson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

VILLAGE IMPROvEMENT.-Twee h.rm nss.. New.
q. Nor,hrop, tho prime mover In tsi. s"lr ,ssivs
York City men who to he!p beauty I'M. s cspy.
,...r. IN the country should read this .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

RIG IssUEs.-The best Of Roswell q. ~s...es a.
.,n. IN Tho Weekly Tribune ON the Tar"'
Sllvsr rs cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

Less Than Case Prices at the Mill!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-16

SECRETARY CARLISLE has called for
the resignation Of IS republican Off.
cials connected with the internal rev :
cnuc service. and other branches un.
der his control. OF course. the res
ignations will he forthcoming ut
once. rs no republican officeholdcr
would lie guilty Of staying where he
!, not wanted. BY the way. we pre-
sumo the collector Of the Rock Island
port has signitied his willingness, to
retire Mt any time.