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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
AMONG TIE CLUBHOESES.
DINNER TO HERBERT r. KETCHAM-CLCBS EN-
TERT,INING CAvENDISU.'

DINNER TO HERBERT r. KETCHAM-CLCBS EN-
TERTAINING "CAvENDIsH.'
Tho Lincoln Club gave dinner on Thursday even
Ing To Herbert +. Kccham. the retired president OF
the club. Eugene ID. Bcrri presided. The tables
wor" handsomely decorated and the dinner was
elaborate. The first toast. "Our Guest was re-
spondod to By Mr.. Kccham. The other speakers
were judge Augustus Van Wyck, who sroke on The
Prosperity Of the Club, General George ". Wingate
whose subject was The Better Half; Charles Ii.
Roqua. on Music and the Arts and DIR. II. F.
Williams, On Aud Lang -ync." The committee In
charge 81 the arrangements for the dinner was COM
posed of J. stone. VI. f.. Berry. Alexander Kirkland
a. c. Fcltcrof and j. j. De Long.
ON Friday evening the Lincoln Club gave reccp
tion for Henry Jones. the famous whist authority
whose book, under the name o. "Cavendish' are
known TO every whist player. The Hamilton Club
entertained him Monday light.
The Montauk Bowling Club held IT'S second annual
dinner last evening AT IN" clubhruSc.
Tile Crescent Athletic Club opened its summer boat
service on Wednesday. May Il, by placing IN com
mission It, steam launch, which VIII run between tn
siNty-nftAst. pier at Bay Ridge and the clubhouse
The launch will meet the =: 10 $40. 80. $40 and
G:lO D. III. boats from New York daily. mailing two
extra trips ut II 10 and 10 on Saturdays. ON sun
days and holiday, the launch will leave rcbo's wha'f
at Twenty -tiIl-t making trips at o:lj. 10 10 and
II 10 Il. M. and 3:l5. 3:i5 and I:l5 p. IN. The
Crescent Club gave II reception TO "Cavendsh' AZ
the country house in bay Ridge last night.
The Columbian Club n'At season will probably
ioin the lntcrclub Bowling League tntil the new
house was taken In Hanson Place the club had no
alley, but now has excellent ones. and their Us" has
developed enough good players to form Il team that
would be- crcditablr H. the club.
The Union LraglIc ana tn MOniauk clubs ar" also
Going 10 fail TN line in doing honor to Cavcndi>h.'
lie l., expected at the Montauk club on Monday even;
Ing and on Thursday the Unon League will give him
"A dinner. ..,
The games 0f the lnorclub Tennis Association
tournament will begin on June g. at the grounds oi
th. Knick,rbocl,cr iicll Club. flathu,h They VIII
hr t,pnlini,d June 10 at the Kings Comfy Tennis
Cmb grounds. Junr Il, at the crescent grounds,
l.1y Ridge: Jun" -. AT the knlch'ibochrr grounds,
and July at tAc Mtora r,nHI, Club Glounia. Prcs-
dent st. ,.. H.,
book. II +, bound in scarlet. The list shows mem
bcr,i.lp Of 1850 .
4 plprr on Higher Training social Necessity Tor
Girl," on Monday afternoon before the brooklyn
Woman cub
The Intcrrub Whist League has perfected an -r-
rouizaton ana fixed the fees for membership at -
Initiation ana - annual dues. Any member Of any
~ The social clubs IN the city Is eligible Tor MEMBER
sht
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GATHERED ABOUT TOWN.

Mrs Annie +. Mott got absolute divorce Yesterday
from Frank /. Mott. who Is fugitive from Justice
on Il charge Of forgery. The chief evidence against
him was gained by his wife from pieces oil Ictt"r
which she put together.
Absolute divorce was granted yesterday 10 MIS-
Abbie j. Heath from George W. Health I" whom she
was married In 1874 and who deserted her SIN wears
ago.
II is expected that the report oil the c"'hi'HS'oN
appointed 10 examine the condition OF the Fire DE
parIncnt will be completed and made pubic this
week.
The funeral Of the late John +. Henry VIII take
place this afternoon at li0 second race Wh'r' ne
bad lived for many years. The Rev. DE- "'h'>i'N
". Bowdish will conduct the services. rs Dr' " -
l., man. pastor 81 the South Congr'Gaoha 'h'rch'
which Mr. Henry attended. is unable I" u" - On
account Of the probably fatal illness oil MS "'fc'
The cXtcrslon OF the ErooKyn elevated roa' rom
Van sclcnavc. 10 Cypress His Cemetery VIII De-
opened for public travel on Tuesday c'''uraioh
will b. held bv tho residents Of that pnf' "' Inc
city at Fulton-st. and Cresccnt-ave. tomorrow even,
iEg
Mayor Boody paid n visit to the County Farm Mt
81. Jobnland Yesterday.
The suit of Mrs. Florence r. IIoyt. OF 6a'es'avc..
10 secure absolute divorce from Dr. Eugene r. Hoyt.
OF 30. 80 West Twenty -scvcnthst- Ncw-i"rh' was
tried In the supreme Court yesterday ana "ecree
will lie granted soon Us the testimony 10 uah
scrilcd. II was shown that Dr. lost han IN income
from 10000 TO 10000 Il year and han aio"eu Ms
wife from AIS to SIS q week since they separated
several years ago.
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lung ward seventh. isolatnS ward eieh'h pr''ac
vards for special cases: besides servants roohs'
nurses and training school quarters Kitchens parOrs
etc In the basement will BE- the Local niSPciS"!'
plav rooms and gymnasium for Children morsue'
store rooms iccroOms. fmnac, and fuelroom.
The frs, floor will contain the managers ROOM
matron's apartments. cmdren's ward, ana c"hpie"
amphithcatre for lectures ard operations. ON 'he
second and third stories will be various wards apart
ments for nurses. private rooms etc An iSoh''ihs
ward is TO be placed IN the northcry tower oi 'nc
fourth story 4 large parlor Is on each s'ory
I'm tho ,ostcrlv wing. easily accessible 10 the patients
and each noor has a dining room and lavatorics'
There will be three ample fifeescapes ana Only
iron stoirwavs in the building. IA elevator VIII
,onnec, the various stories. Tie most approved syS
TON, ~ heating and vcn'ilatirg has been adopted
Tho followi,s are the Building and CONSTRUCTION
, Committees: Mr. William Bcrrl, Mrs y. H. Bur'iS'
Mr. g. C. Martin. Mrs. +. W. Lowell, Mrs. >. =
uo,lip .head Mrs VI. X. Hawlcy. and j. IL. bur'is
A J. Pouch Asa W. Parker, william BERN ana - T.
Gamcral c. r. Christensen, president OF N"
Drooklyn Trust Company. Is treasurer OF ,nr hu,
inc Fnnd 10 whom contributions Tor M, hOsp'a,,
hnIldinc may be sent. Francis II. wilson IS couiee
TO the Board -, paa of Managers also
conducts the Memorial Training school Tor Nur's
INCORPORATED in 1901. aoh The Memorial DisPnnarF
No Sll Bedford ave, where hre only c'nii'> "''
hid
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NEW MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BUILDING.
MORE BENEFITS ASSURED FOR WOMEN An"
CHILDREN ARRANGEMENTS.


CHILDREN ARRANGEMENTS.
The Memorial Hospital for women Gnl CHILDREN i
distinctive from hospitals In general. Only woA'"
and oh ldrcn admitted only women physicians are
members Of II, staff. and women only compose Us
officers and board OF managers. In no other ho>ri'hl
IN Brooklyn can women be treated by physicians OF
their own sex. For the last five years the Hospital
has been in hired buildings. The present site Is ~
Nostrand-ave. and Prospect Place, but the building
IS overcrowIcd and an annex has been hired. a
new and large building has seemed 70 the Manager
and beard Of adviser, absolutely indispensable. Inc
Site secured ana fully paid for Is in ClaSsonavc' cN-
tending from Il. Marks-avc 10 Prospect Place, en-
Tracing an area of 2C300 squire feet.
The plans for the building. which were prepared by
Ncrccin Thomas embrace the most approved modern
appliances for hospital work The building will have
n frontage Of 200 feet In Classon-avc. with depth
VARYING from forty TO scventy-fve feet. Exclusive
OF fhc land ard furnishing IT will cost $4,000 ana
will accommodate 100 patients, with training school
for thirty nurses. In general the building VIII De
subdvidcd as follows: First. medical ward; second
maternity ward third surgical ward. fourth, eye and
ear ward: fifth, clIdren's ward; sixth, throat and
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PUBLIC MEN AND AFFAIRS.
BRIDGE SUPERINTENDENT MARTIN pE0o"A'
TON DAY PARADE.

BRIDGE SUPERINTENDENT MARTIN ENo'>
TON DAY PARADE.
The completion Of the hrst decade Of tn" operation
Of the New-iork and Brooklyn Hriigc directs e'P'''
attention To the man who for that period ha' "'''
the oflcc Of superintendent and chicf engineer "
10 whom In larg" measure arc due the a"o''
organization and maintenance Of The working ior'
which has carried forward III" operation Of tue er'
structure. Ten days before the structure was oph'"
Err public n>c Charles e. Martin was made Snl"r"'
lcndcnt. He hal been appointed chief engineer
Nhcrt time previously upon the resignation OF 'oe'
Washington 4. Eoclllng. While Colonel Ro'bIns
was confined to his house on the Heights by inc
terrible caisson disease contracted In the WORK o'
laying the foundations Of the towers. Mr.. Marin WIS
the active man upon the work. which he mas S'ncc
had under his direct charge. Nearly all of Mr'
Martins active life an engineer 4or more than n
third OF century has been spent upon the er'h'
public works Of Brooklyn. the watcrwork' system
Prospect Park and the Bridge and h. has been iden'
ned with the completion Of each.
Charles e. Martin Is In his sixy-sccond year nav
Ing been born at Springfield. Penn. on August 3d.
1881 for the few gray hairs In his head ana
In HIS full beard he shows few signs Of his age or OF
n life Of toll and sponsibillty. He is DESCENDED
from sturdy New England stock and spent his early
years upon farm. II, attended n district schooi
and learned surveying before he seventeen years
old. He early began teaching district school ana NJ
the age Of twcntyhrcc years he entered the R"nss'
lacr Polytechnic Institute In Troy TO become civil
engineer. lie had only n little money. hut earned
more by teaching and supported himself until he was
GRADUATED In 1856 Then he remained AT the lnstlti'
ton year teache. and afterward came 10 BROOK
lyn and secured \ place as rodman on the Brooklyn
Watcrworks. then In course OF construction III
the two years before the completion OF the work he
had risen TO be an assistant engineer and had charge
Of a section Of the work He then became con
nected with the Trenton Locomotive Machine Works
and dcvo1cd himself 10 bridge building
He subsequently supervised experiments In relation
TO boilers the Brooklyn Navy Yard In the time Of
the war In 1868 he had charge 81 the laying OF the
4O-inch water main In Atlantc-ave. for william {.
Kingsley. who had the contract. From this work he
went 10 Prospect Park. whore he had charge Of the
road building and water and sewerage plans, con
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POISONED IN A BOARDING-HOCSE.
FOURTEEN PERSONS MADE ILL By EAT1N' SOME
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PUZZLED.

FOURTEEN PERSONS MADE ILL BY IATlN' soNH'
THING-PHYsICIANs PUZZLED.
The mysterious Illness Of a number OF boarders III
Nos 33i and 80: CUton-st, boarding mouse h'p'
hv Mrs Mckinley. after their meals last Suo"s was
made public yesterday. There were fourteen Pe''
an, ~ some fifty who ate their sunday dinner at tn"
house who were more less affected by similar syhp
,n,ne lint all have recovered save william J. Gokey,
whose home Is at No. $50 Clinon-st. and who tooh
his meals with his wife at the house kept bN MIS-.
McKinlcy Mr.. GOkcy was the irsl 10 ~ '"N'n ~
on sunday and he has grown steadily worse anu Ills
nbv .cian fears a fatal result. HIS symptoms "'i'
those Of cholera morbus but " mas h"' Si'i"'u ~
ordinary remedies. and II was iouid 'Aa' 'i' "'"''
norsons who were taken sick all suffered III ' S"''
wav pointing 10 something In the iood oi P"''"''
character Besides Mr. GOkcy, his VII" ana h'P"'"'
D,ri pickard twelve years old. OF kingston " !"
aud Lain Webster Of No. 81 Cnnion'S' VINO "'''
mad. seriously ill., there were ten Oth'f H'" az"
uop,en who were more or less SICK But th'Y "'u
ot all ga, the same things. some ate lee cream anu
.o,o vl,crrlcs and others both, ana p'Ia"iS WIZ
yore not i'll ate the same a those VINO were
Tho case has puzzled the physicians called H. pr
,ohn Iorrcan has attended Mr.. Gohcy anu '""
ul,o,ion OF physicians held on fTiday h't"'
u :, ,he iunor member Of the firm Of william "oK'y
cr nronri,ors of sectional docks IN the Ere haSi
a.. ,ot.v has recovered from tn" Illness calN'u o'
c,udov Int /, overcome hy nervous piO>'rd'o' ~
the condition OF her huSEihu' i",.' ,v.sterday
oIic IA 90 To his home In Kingston, y L. 49,
~ c,r.ful Investigation Will l." made. lH' Ph n,
clans are inclined to think thnt thcI mnN' ia ,trcn
some mineral poison III thc rT,T wi Wcyiniev snys
eaten By the sick persons DIV MI y" r' n.r.,i,s
thcv were carefully washed ana SOM Va ''' r
Who ate them were not made SICK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
Journeay
and
Burnhann
Upholstery Department,
Sd FLOOR.

We invite particular attention TO this Depart
mcnt, as it is now complete in every respect. ana
contains full lines of desirable goods at popular
prices Curtains in Irish Point, Nottingham, lam
hourd. Madras. Ru1lcd Muslin, Silk Stripes and
Chcnillcs Goods by the yard in great variety
for summer decorations, Vcstibulc Silks and Laccs
SiIllolinc- and Scrim Goods. Lace Bed Sets in
Nottingham, Antique and Cluny.
Furniture rruphostercd, Linen Slips Shaucs,
Awnings and Screens a speciality.
On same floor will be found special attractions
in American Smyrna Rugs all sizes japanese
Rugs. for cottages: all-wool Ingram Rugs. carpet
sizes: English Wilton. DcanneS and Algerian
Rues. in coors TO harmonic with new carpets ;
4 lot of Oriental Rugs az $500 and $1,000, re-
duccd from $1,000 and $1,000.
Blankets. Quilts and Comfortables in our
usual variety: Horse Blankets, Carriage Lap
Robes and Sheets. Pure Down Pillows, all
sizes: Odorlcss Bed Pillows, made from best
quality live geese feathers. Mattresses made to
order from best hand picked curled hair Old
mattresses mad. over at short notice.
Bi,sel's Carpet Swcepcrs, also on Sd floor.
\ lot Of Scotch Wool Travelling Rugs, $1,000,
former price. $3.50. Blanket Wrappers, Bath
K hes and Boys Shirt Waists.
&c, %, 30, SO, "a, SO FIATBUSH AVE,
AND
3l5. 81, $40. 32l LIVINGSTON ST,
III
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pTIUT CATHOLIC PRIESTS ORDAINED

Eight young men were ordained To IN" priesthood
bv Bishop Mcdonnell IN the IroCathedral of ST.
lanes, In Jay-st.. yesterday. They have completed
,hir ,tlldlr, In st. Johns College and seminary. The
names Of the new priests arr Charles +. Vita. Lonis
+ Mrnn Henry \. FITZGERALD Thomas a. Farrell
lanes L. langan. William +. ehcchy jeremiah J.
uenfy and william !. Dnnply.
The Bishop also ordained as subdcac"ns ana to
,iuor orlcr, twenty eight other srmnariinS. II"
NM ,.si.trd I'm the services hy Ncar-Gcneral Me
>",narn and Dr. Iiartwcll, president Of 1t. Johns
f',li.
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yOT SENTENCED FOR TRYING TO KILL HERSELF.

Mr.. Elsie Fatting. who attempted TO commit
eide on Friday night BY taking Paris green IA her
nou,, 40 80 NIcrosc-s. because her husband i'll
treated her was arrai yned yesterday before Justice
Unfson While the woman stan ing before the
ius,icc She fell 10 the floor In dead faint At once
there was excitement among the court spectators
ana despite the efforts made by the officers to bring
hor Ia they failed. An ambulance surgeon called
and he removed her q Il. Caiharinc's Hospital.
Ju.,ce Watson dismissed the charge Of attempted
,uicIir and issued warrant for the arrest Of her
husband for assault
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
DECORATION DAY SERVICES.

The beginning Of the annual exercises OF Decoration
Day will be- made to-day, when services Will he held
in thc morning M the Martyrs Tomb. In Fort Green
Park and In the afternoon ut the Lincoln statue, IN
pr ,,pr.t Park plaza Many Grand Army posts will
,..it the graves Of their comrades In the various
,,u,ictc, and decorate them. There VIII bc ser
mon, preached 10 members of the IT, \. X. posts IN
number Of churches In the evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
PARASOLS.
SDeciaL Reduction Sale.

Fancy Silk Coaching Parasols, 90 inches, Sl.75s
instead Of $500.
Fancy Changeable Silk Parasols, 20 inches
$3.50 instead Of $3.50.
Fancy Striped Surah Silk Parasols, % inches.
$3.50 instead of 81 90.
eros Grain Silk Parasols, % inches, plain colors
with satin stripe border, S275, instead OF $500.
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Special Sale of LeghOrn Hats
Washable SILKS.
Ncw Goods at Especially Lou
Prices.

1000 yards extra fine Japanese Washable Silks.
new effects in four-tone fancy stripes, 90 cts per
yard. ..u
$50 wards 24-inch heavy Washable Surah, full
range OF black, colored and cream grounds, with
fancy stripes 81 90 per yard.
1900 yards 22-inch extra fine, soft inished
Washable Surah de Sole, forty combinations In
black. cream and colored grounds. with fancy
stripes, 81 % per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
L1CES.

A special lot Of Point de Gene Lac,s. ecru and
cream : 10 II nche, wide, 81 To 81 cts. per yard.
Net top Point dIrcland, l. IL. 10, 25 and
to % cts.
Point de Gene AMI Bourbon Laces, to
% cts.
Chiffon Edge, l.. % and 80 cts. per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
DRESS GOODS.

full line of English Cheviots and Worsted
Serges, in navy and black, fast cooIs) - cts.
to $50.
Worsted Hopsacks, As inches wide. in plain
colors and changeabe mixtures. Sl.a5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
STWMER CORSETS,

tie weli-krown G. B. IL Spirite. long Waist
French Saline sizes 10 10 80, at 10 cts, instead
Complctc Assor,mcnts Of Faso, la Couronns.
Il. H. T. d. and {. L. Corsets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
LADIES' SUITS,
In all the NeW Summer FGbricS,
anil Vevv Latest STILES.

Duck Suits, in plain white, fancy figured and
striped, with wide rcvers, Eton coats and full
skirts all sizes, 1915 and S6.75.
buck Suits in plain white and fancy coors.
Eton and Blazer style Coats, full skirt ana vest.
$3.50.
Imported Linen Duck, Crash ard Galatea Suits.
in new designs-only one suit III each style
Sl45O 10 S22.50
English Serge Suits for walking and travelling.
in navy, black, green red ard white, made with
wide skirts of the latest cut, trimmed with folds
of satin braid or stitched edges, sizes 80 to A.
AZ nrices ranging from 81 so to $3.50.
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WASH FABRICS.

o cts per yard.
Hroche Lawns. small designs, fine quality, IL l-2
cts per yard.
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SUNMER NECKWEAR,
1t Half Price.

Mems Washable Madras and Cheviot Fourth.
hand Scarfs reversible. newest patterns and COLI
orings, two for - cts.-just ono half Of regular
plcc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

Pratt In that case II would not have been necessary
10 60 10 III" Legislature 20 the right Of CARVING
the matter before tho General Term and the Court o.
Appeal.
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RUGS.
Erfensire AMI absolute RedMcA
iOnS tOP Monday.

$500 Antique and Modern Rugs, reduced -
$500.
$3.50 Modern and Antique Rugs, reduced to
$500.
$500 Silky Shirvan Rugs. reduced 10 $1,000.
81 7, 90 handmade japanese Rugs, reduced to
$3.50
5000 Japanese Rugs. Turkish pattern, reduced
TO $50.
S;lsO summer Cottage Rugs, reduced 10 Sl22.
co ct. Canton Mating Rugs reduced TO IS etc.
80 ct. large size llassoclis, reduced TO 80 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
LININGS.
RUGS.

Kid Cambria, best quality, all cOlors, eta
per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

Excursion tickets 70 Chcaeo va the Erie Li n',
hnla trains vim Chautauqa Lake and Niagara Falls. "
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Ladies' TnilOr-Made Vests,

in white and figured Duck, Pique aud the ne~
English vestngs, in light and dark grounds, with
silk mixtures of all shades single and double
breasted, 1928 TO $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

Tuesday. the 30h, being a Legal
Holiday, our Store will be closed.
FRENCH FLOWERS.
20 cts. per- Bunch, instead of 10
cts. to $1.15.
All of our odd lots Of the finest qualities OF
French Flowers-roses. peoples. chrysanthemums,
bluets, lilacs, f0rgctmenots, clover, DuttercuPss
daisies thistles, vioets, lilies Of the valley. wheat
foliage etc--at 80 cts per bunch; regular prices.
is cts. to SLID
Special Sale of LeghOrm Hats.
Ladies'. Misses and Children's finest qualities
Of White Ieghorn Flats, low crowns and the bees
shapes reduced TO - cts. 9S cts, 81 20, $l4Ss
and to S?.25; regular prices, 81 AZ 70 S4.30.
30 dozen finest quality Leghorn Flats in Navy
blue only, G3 cts each regular prices, Sl.7S
to S2.25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
IzNNMMM3M
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton st., opposite DeKalb Ave.,
BROOKLYN.

The best lighted, best ventilated ana
most perfectly appointed store In
America. Our assOrtments are larger
and better, and our prices lower, than
those Of amy other store I'm Brooklyn
Convince yourself by asking for SAM
pies and prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28
CARPET DEPARTMENT.

Chinese and japanese Straw Mattings large
assortment. l.ovel combinations. attractive
prices. especially by the piece Of 40 yards.
Fest selections Of the season in Administers, Vel.
vets. Body Brussels: Tapestries, lnsrains.
A liberal line OF Mo'iuettes at 81 90 per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-28

The collision between two trolley cars at the June
ton Of Washington and Concord SIS. brought nome
most forci,ly TO the mines OF many people the DANGER
,,ssporobIe from the new motive power which Will
soon bc In such extensive use. OF course II may De
said that the trolley not primarily re5pohSpe iof
this accident True bi, everybody knows 'ha' II TWO
horsccars had been approaching that point ana "ie
switch Lad Improperly turned there wonid nave
been 10 serious trouble In consequence 1T - p'
fcctly obvious that proper care shoud De 'aN' -,
guard The switch In question, but n"tiihG o w a.
appears 10 have been done a. yet Mayor i" -, -
understood 10 he considering the question Oh h''s
Of regulating the speed 81 trolley cars-cer'aihH a
most desirable and necessary hing to 40 in,ie nav
already.