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New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
ABRAfAM AND
@TRAUS'

there are ,"vrn officers On shore luty who are
r,y ~ "A rank above their o"n. Acc,r!ng 10 artlr!c
i.il of IN. El,y Regulations tn" pay OF chiefs
% bureaus 'shall h- IT." highest Iny ~ IN" srai
which they b~l"ng. bat not below that %. com
riylur"" Hence. captain y. 4; Faruuhar. 'ai thih
" r Sampson anI t'onini'ri'r i. r. ttai"nf
each Of whom chief -! bureau. receiver the
full pay ~ the grad. of commodore. an I''u
tenant = q. Iemiy who IL 4 X" -N'!.DcIr n'ril
receives the pay of captain WIN" u" mons m
ofc. Tl.f. ~" rN'"ptpntl privileges C'.~h WIZ.
the command of the Mar" Is,,nl Navy ia'h az
"a compensation f,r serving Ia -, r'iii"'" lia'''
Ti.~- privileges are the riph' 10 draw iu,i :" !
paj. ne services of gik's cr"v. tn" 'r"" usN o'
hofS. feed fi.l AMI gari'n.rs labor. bc-h!'" s'v-
,r.l cher Items captain ~ l.. IIowison - IN
command ~ this yard. ara c"n"'li"nty H. ~ no"
.,r- II III. .l-v"n n'.rn~d The other o'i'"r
wh,. un.i-r ~ rI.rial privilege. 'ifaw. -" lnN
,ni.r serving on -h"r" l. tSmmani'r T. ~ '"""'
.i--i-,,nt - ih.. l,uG.au ~ Savgati.n
'rr. American S,cl.'y ~ Naval Engn""rs h"lI
IT,. nfih meeting on I,-c.mb"r 20. In III" ofc- ~
ih. ENGINEER In 'h.f ~ IT." Navy; tn" society ~
ln q h. ii'hy condition Th" president "t IN" So
rl.,. ,'h.ef Engineer Iinri" Webster. wis r-
o.. -, and The h"r officers ar" as follows fa-S'
A.. .,nr, Engineer a. : Griffin. s"r.'nry AMI
,-irer r,-s.l Assistant Engin""rs i. h is.i
l.p AMI H. g i,fyan. n'ml'r- ~ ID" c"In'ii IN"
,,.,s,ir.r and 'hf." .!-ci-i member. thos" Al-
ready nrr,.r. 81 II viii elect th" thn m'mi"f.
Tn. oh W,"i"n -hipbDusr IN 10" navy r'rh
under whirh IN" Maine was hunf. has - hst L""n
,u,ir.ly torn down H.. timh"r- nnl "ti'r f"fu>'
of tl.. plI building w.r" WING IN u ri"at t"N -"
,.-l,v On a.. sie n' 'h. structure. b'it VIII lie
,,fr.,.i AVA, an! the place ci' med
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
Muslin Underwear.
SHE. BEGINNING
JIESD.lI, J.lN. =.

The reputation ~ our January sales is ="
Will stnii, h.. a. and =" we'll deserved. that our
announcement always brings us great crowds "f
customers. a.,
". hay. .lr, !i-,l to max. this sa" unusually
Interesting. and hay" c"ll"ci"I an -.'it''n' "i
Vi,aItu TnLrw.,r such ~ has never h-frr. been
shown In this city W. guarantee" that III" g"'ls
rre better nad ch"aIrr than anything ever ~
,.,.J h.f ,r,. Z AZ ,h. money Th.. collection in
.lu,i.s all III. latest STYLES. dainty ana chafrn-
ing designs NAM 4 wh h have been i!ad"
especially f'r this occasion
u.m.nb.r that our cheapest goods. ~ FAR ~
III and finish ar. CONCERNED. are quite ar Yo"
as the IN ,si expensive. and that We use only the
IN, II reliable grades ~ muslin
In addition - all th'' at1N" advantages. We
,.rii,rc abs. iutrly All profit. and the goods ar"
offered v.,t ~ lirg.. loss t. M In many leases
fr less than tii. cost II the muslin and on such
god, as ~. =. mad. In our own w"rkr"ons ""
hay. not counted labor. ~ they were mad" sole
iv with th,. view uf keeping our people cm-
pinyed 49,,
Even though y.u have more nrd"rwrar tnan
Won REQUIRE 4, not fail 10 ~" cur WONDERFUL MS
plnN
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

Superior grades Womcns Cotton Underwear Corc Mems and
Bows Dress and Night Shirts Wonens and Mems Hosiery Hamburg
Lro]crcs acs Table Sheets Pillow Cases. &C. also
advanced STYLES Printed Silks Chae Wash Fabrics such
n sncs rianincs Swivel Silks &c. great abundance wei
many attractive lines goods tho 90 departments all
at the loves, prices named
emphasize III mercantile experience we cannot re'a"
statements As rule 90
i rather stated
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
cHRiSrxAG At TIE FLATHrSH CLCRS.

An Informal reception held At the horne OF
the Knickerbocker Field Club IN Flatbush. on Thurs
DAY evening. The committee In charge included
Henry D. Lott. Frederick Adams and r. H. briggs.
On Tuesday evening the second club bowling t"am
csptained by William ID. A. Rose. played with a
nlcked team OF the New-Utrecht club from llath
beach. on the Flatbnsh alleys Tile knickcrI,ckess
we're whipped In both games by the New-It trecnt
Soys return match II to be played. and Captain
roo eays he will dri his men for n sure victory
Shoa the clans meet again.
Al the Nidwood club Christmas w:s appropriately
cSiidrsn had Q treat In the club parors. Assisted
81 Z eplnittee consisting q MA " n G.rrisSn r,n
Commietee r. Y c. Col.ins James LeHests and
William Il Qssr.os: e:nssa SHs g g sze:,s:s ,t R pro-
.nsa Claus. ssd : SrifHsntH dr'ss1 CAssssmas
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
COvyPf ('OrPlS.

300, Corset Covers II good muslin. high or
low meek. f-ll"d seams ? cts.
80 Corset Covers Of cimbric som, NrshaIed
eth, ~ SQUARE with embroidery. 10 Gus
800 Corset Covers "f cambrc. N-shap"d square
neck and yoke II embroidery. ~ cts.
600 Corset Covers ~ finer cambrc. N-snap~d.
rmLr,'ider"l % and 90 cts
900 Corset Covers IL cambric. four STYLES hig'
neck low neck square neck and N-shaped.
handsomely embroidered. 39 cts.
I oO1 Corset Cov-r. assorted styles. cambr1c.
Gn. embroidery. ~ %. G9 and ~ cts.
100 Corset & ,vrrs Of cambric and Natnsook.
som. Valrnciennrs lace trimmed ana otncTs
with ri, II cmbruidery. ~ cts.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
IufTnfx' DrII0vFulcnf.

$50 Cambria Night Slips. with hice cage. ~ GU.
100 t'anbr, Long Slips. with fine exnbroidereo
edging. II cts.
100 Long slips two styles. tucked yoke. ss cts;
lb0 Long SIiIm fine camb:tc. rohud tuckeQ
yoke aud plcnt in back. 80 cts.
IJo fine Lawn Dresses. embroidered YOKE -
cts.
$50 Cambria Dresses. newest designs lo.nc
,ok. full rutl!, Of soft nainsook. 20. 50. and ~
cts. !.
900 Chambray and Bingham Dresses. assorteo
STYLES In light colors. embroidered. 81. ~ ctssi
81. .O?. Si19 and Sl.&5
roo pairs ~ Drawers. hem tucks sizc9: ctss
80 pairs OF Drawers. hem tncks. eribroiiereoss
9 sizes, 10 cts.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
,oyy,rrED Ar nER 0wy sro,rsr

sad case brought TO the notice OF Justice
Coetting. In the Lec-avc. police court. yesterday
Mary Piimner. O middle-aged woman. living with
her husband and nine children In Heyward-st. was
brought before the magistrate to b committed
IA the Ipebrtstns' Home at her own request. The
vonSn'o huSb0nd acoomSAaied her TO court and
both wspt btserly. Mr.. PtmnsI heseee hsf e
fionafe good.by.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
OPENING DISPI.N.
Of Printed Dress Fam fcs f0SF
the Spring Of 1871.

our first impnriations ~ French Chailfcs: Otsd
candies ard Satincs. In large variety Ct exS
auirite designs. and more dainty anu 'e""9~
co.ohngs than ever bcforc. al
scotch xephyrs In neat. pretty designs ~
clear, fast rolors.
English P.rralrs aLd Lawns III h''"''y ps'"'s1
effects. -
SWISS dots and figures IN great variety ana -
extremely low prices.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
1ourneay
Burnhann

II\I\S Commencing TUESDAY. January -l
~. vii. u,aL" .,ir annual sale II li"n>''i"ii
Linens. "" are determined {" hav" ''i'S. ~
Linen Sal. ever held. anl shall IL. pleased T."
have ";lr frn.lrl> iak" a'lNaniis." ~ H.
NAPKINS
- siz,. $50 quality f'r 81 ~ pr 'l'z
- size :. -, quality Or ~ - per d"z.
- size. g. ~ quality for y"pp. d"z.
- size. xIr, ui,liv f"r s..2.' per d"z.
- -iz. s.~' uiialiiy for Si.'n per 'ioz
:: ,izc. 8. - quality for S.u per 'im.
:: I size. >,WD qualify for s2.2' per d'".
i; size. 81 - quality for 81 ~ per 'l'z.
81 sizr. 500 u,lliiy Tor ~:.'n I"r d"z.
"a size. $50 quality f"r 81" per 'lz.
TABLE CLOTHS.
~. y.ls. S2WI quality f"r Si.:'.
~ ,l>. Sa:i quality for $40
M yls. $50 quality for S2r'
oA.i, y,lS.. 81 ~, quality for SOD
M, yds. S.Wp quality for S2.:I
.x.,, yls. ST., ,lllolity f"r S..:'"
.x3,. ydS x3:p quality fori SD
~: yL>.. S::", quality for SD
~. yds So, quality Tor xo.:a'
~, yLs. s.: :a' quality for x2.''
Larger sizes at pr"r'rii"na'r values
TABLE DAMASKS HY TIE YARD.
~ inches wide. A:'' quality for G".
Us inches wide. 81 U quality for i".
q, inches wide. 81 ~ quality for Ai".
Is inches wide. 81 - quality for Slm.
q, inches wide. 81 'a quality for ST..
TOWELS
s.1, quality for S2W, per dozen.
S:m urialiiy for $50 per dozen.
S5u u,m,iiy Tor SlWD per dozen.
SG,H quality for 81 ~ per dozen.
500 urality for $50 per dozen.
S?m quality for S';W per dozen.
PRINTED PDNt;EES AND FRENCH CNAl-
LIES.
We shall also place on sale new Spring
Styles Printed P"ng"'S ami AL w""i fr'"'"
, ,'hulIi,.s I'm beautiful designs AMI s,'lorings.
CIOAKS
Dur annual reduction sale of ladies' ana ch'I'
dr,r,'. Winter tloaks VIII h'Iin "n TUESDAY.
January IL Imported anI fine domestic gar
mcnts I'm Plush. Silk. Matclisse. Cloth AMI
Fur. all reduced 10 about - the regular pri'rS
Ladies' and Misses Cloth Jackets win '"'
skirts and very large sleeves. reduced from
si5m. $oO,U und S2:.W 10 S1.aD. xl"'U nhi
$3.50
A few Jackets left over from last s'as"h'
price originally S2IiU. reduced To s'~t fhish
Sucpucs reduced from $4,000 To $l"D.
nlsrk Capcs and Wraps. reduced Z" *l"."'
$l20 9i5UO and S20.D
ChihircnA Long Cloaks. In q. and Htyear
siz.x. reduced from 5000. sl3.;0 and S?o.W to
$500. $50 and $1,000.
"a d, 30. 30, "a, 30 FLATBUSH AVENUE
AND
Sl5, 81, S1o. 071 LIvIN0STON STkEUT.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
At THE BROOKLYN CLUBS.
NEW-YEAR ENTERTAINMENTS HELD LAST
[ EVENING.
~, rowrJvG r>rlf NEXT WEEK TIE> IN TIE

80 BOWLING UNTIL NEXT WEtk lIH> !" ~"
WHIST u\r,IIr- NFwS AND NOTES.
There VS. amuscrrn, snl jci,i;y at the repF''
..nti'ive Brooklyn clubs last evening 'h' s''''
,.,t oc ;ro o., and TIE usArr.ng in ~ tr' new
wear were fi;ly cc."br,trl - the 'I"h''th '''
pr II f. lrl,'lur delivered 4 lecture on '''c
co.i.airn Ex.,os.f.on. illustrated with s-r''"'''"
=, - 4 dinner f.,low"! \ company ~ "t's''
l., .,,i. n,rrirn,nt fOr q" members OF the mon
Ic..nc vino .e.l New Years eve '''S.
The ,lcu,i,,.s OF the iiinover cub Wy" sh"'''
entertained AMI nothing WIS left undon" u "'h'
,h. occasion Il fitting celebration 81 IN" sc'rcfioh
80 their IT. -iiemi. III, !er.,k w Wurs;cr As rfc
c.,niri~-on'r
81 The Lincoln C,,h III entertainment committee
Iros,n;.i features of mu-h in'"r's;
Aureri GIn;i vs. not optlo!t hy any oiNcr c'mo
In ringing out TIE o,I y"ar ard welcoming the n'w
The m,n,h - ot the Hamilton Club received Their
fues,s an friends. IN. Esicherbo k,r I'!"i hal
ir1grairnie h.culinc rr3gr.ssiv" ,rchrc rcfr"' -
n,crts and a dance preceding New Year congr''u-
ia,i,us. r., r,.ouii.ns &C. while a: tie MlwoJl Sec
rctnry L.. Nc. Collins AL his associates 90 III"
enierta ~. ~ comn'iit.c bal provided "A "si1h.
with - rounl of NV. attractions.
The in;.rclub League ,w''rs viii ro'i e." eighth
ro.nd e: ,hc tourney on Monday cf' ming. Janiiry
= The Standing Of the clul's /, III charged.
The Int'Icub WAIST Tourney w.ll he r"surel
Ills w..l. when the contestants Will nee: ior 'h'
seventh round The sxth round lc!; IN" Union
Learuc arl the Carleton clubs ticl for lrst place.
AMI hanover and MOntauk tiel for :, conl plFcr
In the next round the Montauk wlll 'rcac" the
Carleton. and II" tnion l~.Eue IN" Hanover ifi"-
ton ai.l Hamilton club. I'll" sixth Iouni leaves
the record a. follows.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

A wealth ~ beautiful. dainty printed ChIne
S,,L. ,rrt,i.r nv far than eyer before. Exs 4
,IusIy. designs NOT a pa't.r1 has been shown
beforehand the largest variety We nave evegJ
hnd. black cream and coI ,r.i grounds for ettne~
str.-.i nr evening wear.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
ans embroidered rua,es ana ethsn sses ssnans
t1.3 and >I.W.


$500 Gowns Of good muslin. Mother HubbArG
style. with tucked yoke. scid and space tuckinet
oth~s with v shaped yoke Of tuckE. all trimmed
with cambric ruific 20 cts
$500 Gowns Of good muslin. Iothcr Hubbard
yoke Of 10 large and small tucks. cambria rune
ON neck and sleeves herringbone finish. also
some with two rows OF insertion. 80 cts.
200 Gowns Of good muslin. with two rows
Of embroidered insertion and edge. collar ana
cuffs to match. Il cts.
1000 Gowns of beayy muslin. two insestiens
between tucks. embroidered edge. neck ~
sleeves. 80 cts.
1900 Gowns Of fine musn three styles-two
tween tucks ana the other with SOLID tucked
yoke and one OF cambric. with Valenciennes
lace insertion and edge. 80 cts
1000 Gowns Of heavy Masonvilis musnn-en
white embroidery In this iotnne inse rttons ana
edgings fine tuckings and hemstitched yokee.
81 cts. -
1900 Gowns Of fine and heavy muslin, eight
styles. some with new round yoke ana tuii rune
OF embroidery. others with open neck shapeo
and square neck. - cts.
l.@o Gowns of extra quality muslin snapeo
yoke. solid tucking. embroidered edge. riDpoo
trimmed. also with square yoke, ttNks nnd IN
sertion. collar md cuffs II deep embroidery. Or
with tucked yoke and jabot OF hnc etnbro'osry'
50 cts.
CO0O Gowns ten different styles. Tornc madel
Of the best muslin and o.hers II cambrtc: eomoi
with entire Yoke 81 embI-llcry nT,wes" esS H
collar: also cambric Gowns In fine lace cnecus
and CJlored Lawn Gowns. wrapper Width, - @.
40 Gowns. tnrr" very nanus'tHc
with jabot ~ fine embroidery deep collar ene
cuts To match. and another with einbrosoefSo'
yoke and ribbon trimmed. Nl9
500 extra heavy Muslin Gowns. with SOLO eun~t
broidered yoke and tucking Hing collar OF em.'
broidcry: others with cambrtc yoke cf Point ~
Paris and embroidered insertion, N:'
Go Gowns of extra heavy muslin ana me
cambric, some with fuli Nainsoox ycke and
OF very deep embroidery. forming collar enoi
cuffs. 30
400 fine gowns. some with c"orcd iabo' fronW
and others with ,valenc!"nncs lace ''''' 10 ''''
Iery Sprci0i.
1000 very fine garments including 0own1b
Skirts tnd.r:hirts Corset Covers. ard Drawet3
~ camLiic muslin and nainsook. odd pieces ans.
sizes slightly s)iled--manufactu:crs' sampSeeC.
III Lon L
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
EVEN THE DOG WAS yQr DISTURBED.

The beer shop OF Charles scheiand. at Ma.
I<e-ave. was robbed some time yesterday mornin0
and 500 cigars and considerable liquors stosea'
The thieves sm lshed the money register ana ~
stroysd q large lot o! glassware. The place ~
Soins the Third District Police Court beside whteA1
not lt1eusbed by the robbery. and there wae q
No. o. Bernard eoe IN the store. which aS24(
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
.li,I'OWs.

1000 Lawn Aprors. some chrck-. others Satin
Lawn Stripes. with strings. cts. :
1000 Mattresses Aprons deep hem. 10 cts, .i
100 Nurses and Mattresses Aprons. anu ~
Gngham Kitchen Aprons. !? cts. :!
i73 fine Ssinsook Aprons. s-in"h h(n 20 GU. "
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

Our business during the past year
Notwithstanding tho general dcpres-
SION which existed throughout the
country increased so largely rs to
render additional room imperative.
We could ask no better evidence that
our efforts to serve the public have met
with approval, and we have therefore
given ont contracts, and shall immetli-
ately begin the erection Of building
on Fulton Place, lGjXGj feet, which
will be connected with our present
store by bridges at each floor This
arrangement will give us by far the
largest store in Brooklyn, and, we
think, the second largest in this country,
and will enable us to enlarge and ex-
tend any departments that are now
crowded, and will also enable us to
devote the entire basement of our pres
cnt store to our new House Furnishing,
Cmckery and Glassware departments,
whicl, we shall open within few weeks.
Our stocks arc larger, better and
brighter than ever before, and all the
advantages which long experience, per-
feet organization and unlimited capital
enable us to obtain We give to our
customers.
4 Statement.
In connection with the above facts
we think it due our customers to EN-
pl,atically deny the many malicious
lies which have Of late been SD indus
trionsly circulated about our business.
Every statement made has been tissue
Of falsrlm0.ls from beginning to end,
and without a shadow Of foundation.
As a matter of fact the number OF
salcslmoplc dismissed by us from Sept.
Ist to Dec. Odd was 22. We have not
reduced the salaries OF our employees,
nor have We ever had the slightest i'll
tcmtiOn Of doing SO.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
TORCUON l. Ices.
MUSLIN SHEETIyGS.

An the leading brands at less than manufsce~
urcrs prices.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

on Thursday ',eninG the in'c.rclub le"l ,l aml
r'nr' ..,,,d ,h cr..cr; nion IIasuo. Hamilton
and oxford clubs At tl- Hamilton club thr hon"
thc team Cf the oxford cub Th" Crescent "nl
Union '"nru" played at the nom" II III" M.n,anS
,h~ commit "n Rnl.s hcii !. mretirr and lie,
cici ha, hr"a'tcr al "ol sn'n.s w ," g1y'rn.i n
packets aus hr ca;!cl The gan'"s xch",n'T, III Tor
','4 numSer Wy II m ire cbrS nj o "i % he ncn eur
club have formed an orssrizat'nn kn"wn a, IN, 'nr
has h.on dot" by tt'm on very tnristnn' h.'rn1
Ing Las, Manday u" o>s q ,h h,wn,i nnlrrr
Thn cane rrcsentA,icn, - rackarIi o, "ys NV: NV
"ladics cay" for wnch arrsnecm"i.'s are h'ing
man, he vim ,, s ana M n@w % ,,,IJ fS ananr Vn ,n
a challenge. and arr likely to hear from aurora
Major Charlce II, I.uscon.h. Of the rrooklyn
cuh entertained colon.! i;urd.!g # inr Is, "si;;
Austen and H., m.mb"rs 4 his STAN. 9f IN" iiih
II lnt,",n Iii,i' on wtin"s,lay evening
For christmas week th" ricnbrs ot IN" Ering
rasinc on the regular nirh' 10 arorl i''aSurr TO
the children. The 'nt'riainf,ents "er" u mn,c
tribntcI favors: MayIole ric. ami an illns'rai
hy s.. Nick Of how h. r%i. hi. i,mou, team
|: H. Barnes. simeon II. chi,i"n.len G.o,gr T.
Ii"a iianry rsTIS4 ana M:~ Mei~, MSssxy e. T.
fs sn = ."I l,y 'SS"r M.. E.Fr T. Nina My
Pratt Miss Pratt .Al"Aanlcr Cameron. MIS- !"sN"
M"nr- Henry Cad"nas Miss Adr Bull. IN" Mis-"@
Doris Fuller. clara Packard and Mnre.,"i ,am,
.ron Waiter caili"c. Miss /. fnuns"y. Mis' Maui
KENNEDY. Miss Maud IJnklin AMI T"shli' 'adrIh'
At the Carleton ';nl' ON Thhr-dnN "'"hing ih
opening series - q hom" howiins t""rnTy In "h'c'
ther. NJ. six teams rnt"r. Was rVll j.
Th' Mpn'amk 'ui. lat Tn'~,'a, "v,nins ,n,.. rnv"
r.cept!on and dinner i'r i,.l."-"l-'f w iiIa"
I ,;aynnr Mr ';svnpl si',k" VIII 'nnfI"n""
~ the n-w administration IN iir''t'r "f Iur'
and honest elections all ~" un'trirg ~ -. Viit
had been made for hft.r government IL ~" 'l'v
Others who responded were General Si'wa,t T..
Woolforl John t"lar, president 81 IA" ""
York Prcss cMD. NNlinm li"rri. Ali"rt q. Nc
U,naid " v 'roGf,.h h a,i Mlrnb."n !. Towns
The Nominating 'onr,itt"" ~ In" N"h'aik
Wh.clmrn has presented ~" fpll wing Ticket :" h'
voted for m, n" annual meeting :" II" hell "n
Tuesday evening: Niiiam - Tat. ti"~i'n'.
Wnarn j k.s-"r. vc". .rr.Stl' NJ. i. u Sh'". ir'-
NJ =. Addison. Treasurer. ana j 'vnIis-i'.
W 81 Evans iIam Macinin. T. NJ Nell AMI
&; g. JcfYrics Board -: ',"N'rnors. wt'h g. v
JansOn AMI William -. Tat. i'I'r,icf g. th'
Metropolitan Aassci hon of cycling '1un-
Tn. second reception of the season marked the
holiday week ~ ~" handsome h,n," "f ti~ '"lni:-
bian ,luh ~ Hansen Place. Tn" Ia'I"is ami ball.
rooms finished Ia white anl gold were d'c"ilt"i
with palms ana Easter lll!cs. and or,l" @ui iuI-
niSh"i music
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
I)IUWrrS.

1900 Drawers Of good muslin. full size. well
mnJc with deep hem and tucks. 10 cts.
sW drawers " good muslin with deep hem
and nine tucks. and 200 with rufne ~ enoHid-
cry. ~ cts. go 80, .,
400 Drawers ~ heavy muslin with full rufie
81 hsmstitch.d embroidery AMI cluster of
tucks. 20 cts. -
75O Drawers of fine muslin. five different styles
all with fin. -,igings ~ embroidery and some
cambric lrce trimmed. y cts.
$50 Drawers of fine muslin. with handsome
,mbro oiders.d rufiie. ~ cts.
lOcO Drawers still finer. some ~ muslin ana
others ~ cambric. trimmed with fine enbroid-
cries and laces ~. GO. ~ and ~ cts
800 Drawers 81 extra quality muslin. some with
deep flounce ~ embroidery and Insertion. others
with y. inch ruie OF fine embroidery. ss cts.
ChpmixPS.
200 Chemscs OF good muslin. with corded band
% cts. . .
yoke OF fine embroidery. also with solid inser-
go Chrmises ~ finer muslin. 49, 80, 60 cts.
EMdcr skirts.
go skirts ~ good muslin. with cluster of tucks
and cambric ruffie. 10 cts.
i,o skirts Of line muslin. with deep cluster or
tucks above embroidered edge. 81 cts
100 skirts of nne muslin. with embroidered
rui-s and cluster Of tucks. % cts'
Walking SEtvts.
80 skirts Of good muslin. with cambric rufne
a nj cluster ~ fine tucks. ~ cts
200 skirts OF good muslin. with deep cambrtc
ryfiie - cts.
o,O skirts ~ heavy muslin. with cluster Of
tucks md rutl. Of Hamburg embroidery. 10 cts
200 skirts Of very good muslin. with s.inch
nouncr Handsomely trimmed with embroidery
and cluster of tucks above. 90 cts
I75 skirts OF Nasonville muslin With cluster
Of tucks and deep 5ufHe Of neat embroidery. "
cts. 49,
liu nj Inc NJ
some with i?.inch embrcidered rune and tucks
above. come solid and others spaced tuckx
SO cts
COO Skirts OF Masonville Muslin with lsinch
nounce OF nns embroidery and 20 tucks above.
uiS.
80 shases q tlps anusiia. sons tsiauas1 U1eh
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
ASmKMaM@
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton St, opposite DeKdb Ave-.
BROOKLYN.

Our aaaOrtments are larger than ever. as4
our prices lower than those % aay otheP
store In Brooklyn. Convince yourself ~
asking for ampIes and prices.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
EMBROIUERTES
oar Spring Importation JWsH
OVcMrd.

OpcMrd.
our assortment includes everything that "
new choice ard dainty. rs well as extraordinary
values at 2 D. i. T. TO- 1919. IL. 20 and 20 cts per-
yard These g,rp!s ar. offered as part OF the
i'nd,rwear sale ami are I'm every case marked
at less than cost.
Fine Whitc Goods.
New lines ~ English and French Naineooksv.
sft t'ambri.s checked and striped india Dinnl.t
ty India I.non. Lawns Mulls and Swteeoa3i
new effects Ar checked and striped NainsookA
TORCUON LlCES.
All grades and qualities at far less than haS0
price.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

How many dwellings, are there In Brooklyn? The
department Of buildings has ueen endeavor!ng to
find out In fact IL has caused count to De- made.
and the number Is decar i TO be 2.93o inclulihg
every class OF dwelling from the tsnoms n house
the costii .st residence 1t may Dr. added that fhc
number Is not increasing rapidly at present Ftw
building permits are now issued nj building oIei4-
t!ons are atou: at "a standstill.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
Iery SpcciNt.

1000 Very fine garments. including Gowns
Skirts t'nd.rrhirts. Corset Covers. ard Drawer3
~ camLic. muslin and nainsook odd pieces sne
sizes slightly soiled-manufactu:crs' samp,ee~.
at very low prices.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31

iI\I\S Commencing TUESDAY. January .l
W.. vii. max" .iir annual sale II Ii"'i>'''"'
Eln.ns "" are determined {" hay" 'ii'S. ~
both g"nl> AMI prices. ihr most attractive
Linen Sal. ever held. ami shall l"' pleased T."
have ,,,ir friend, iak" I'INIni.iG'' ~ H.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-31
CNPniSPS.

$50 skirts ~ good muslin. with cluster ~ tuck
and ramiric ruffie. 10 cts.
100 skirts Of line muslin. with deep cluster o
tuck. above embroidered edge. 81 cts
100 skirts of hne muslin. with embrolderet
rufli.s and cluster Of tucks. 80 cts
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-05-24
Saving Waste Products.

The utilization of by-products and
what are miscalled waste products, has
the double advantage, in country like
our South, of saving certain valuable
materials, and of diversifying industry,
says Governor Northern, writing for the
Southern Cultivator. Both are essen
tial to the soundest Industrial prosperity,
and the sooner our iron masters, cotton
spinners, cotton growers, wood work.
trs., etc., ETC., learn this lesson the bet
ter for them and their country. Amer
leans are wasteful people. We waste
more food materials than are consumed
by the twenty million Frenchmen who
make up the peasant and middle classes
of that republic. We waste more ma
terals available for profitable manufac
ture than would employ the whole force
of Southern indust rial laborers and me-
chanics the year round, and the manip-
ulation Of which materials into articles
of utility would immensely cheaper the
cost of living among the people, and add
vastly to their resources of comfort, con-
venience and refinement. The people
must rid themselves of the habit Of
wasting and learn to saw and utilize or
they must be content with the rear place
in the march of civilized progress.