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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
ATTRACTIONS At THE THEATRES.

The stock company from Palmer's Theatre In
New-York will play at the Columbia Theatre In
Brooklyn this week appearing in four plays ON
Monday and Tuesday evenings and Wednesday
afternoon Saints and Sinners" drama OF modern
English life by Henry Arthur Jones. will be pre-.
sented double bill will be presented on Wednes.
day evening including "A Pair Of Spectacles, ~
sydney Crundy and Mercedes" by Thomas
Bailey Aldrich For the rest Of the week Ala
ban,a' will be played In the cast are Wilton
Lackayo. f. J. Henley. J. III. Stoddard r. NJ Hoi-
land Frederic Robinson. Edward Bell, walden
Ramsay George Fswcett. Miss Julia Arthur. Miss
May Brooklyn and Mrs ID. p. Bowers
At the Amphon Theatre this week melodrama
entitled THE Span of Life by Sutton Vane, Will
be played 1t will be presented with many mechani-
cal devices and realistic scenes. II takes Its name
from a living bridge made by three muscular
men across a chasm enable woman TO escape
peril. The company is under the management OK
william Calder. and In the cast are w. s. Hart
ford W. r. Furong, Miss Eveeen Hartford. Miss
Rachel Sterling and Harry w. Rich.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
JJYOR BOODY HAS LITTLE TO SAl'

-VES THAT Is LANE REPLY To ONLY oNE
CHARGE MADE BY MIR. SHEPARD.
Mayor Body made no attempt yesterday 10 an
aver i'm detail the damaging facts and conclusions
presented by Edward NJ. Shepard in his rejoihner
20 the Mayors reply to Mr.. Shepards article on
rho Rrookiyn Idea" but contented himself with
This brief correction OF what he sa4s was mis-
representation Of his meaning in single state
ment by Mr. Shepard:
II have only this TO say: The spirit OF the whoie
o,,,,,,,c,cation il seen In his efforts TO misrep-
r.sent nv meaning when referred to the TACT
that | did not receive an independent nomination
FOR Mayor and consequently should not undertake
10 pursue an independent policy-ihat H. pohoy
Independent Of parties -,
Il did not convey The impression that shonid
not represent IN every act and appointment 'he
spirit and purpose Of our charter reti'Sms me
personal responsibility which u piacsf on ., ~
Mayor. but ala mean TO sag that Wnc'l p'i rde,
make nominations. with no pie'.hcC ,.,o.,,,iion of
pendent movement there can be no tNp'..a'''" u
an administration independent Oh p"r""S'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
sgc rg;rD ro RrRy MIR CHILD ALIVE.

Maggie Ziuncrer a servant. was removed Ses-
t-rday TO St Catharinc's Hospital N.l1@h'sou'e -
where she * under arrest for aitemptlhE 10 's
her newly born infant alive in an ASH PIE q" ~,
lots IN the rear OF No. - Jefferson-st ne '..'.
,v.s rescued hy Policeman T'agan OF the |wentieth
Precinct The young woman Was employer u. Wv
family 81 Adam Ninback. butcher DONG "",'
ness at No. lW Evcrgreen-ave. She went 10 'n'
vacant lot about noon when the child vas "o''"
SIZE discovered IN the act OF smo,herils .-,
cbpd I'm order to divert suspicion she insisted
that she had had a henorrhaee Of the lungs " h'.
the policeman was talking 70 the siri ne ho"e,I
a blcoi-stained stick near by. and at me sam
time the mound OF ashes began TO move biusn his
the top OF heap side The chld wa -
closed u was raised rom the ash heap enc ash a.
charge OF by a woman. who fastened 20 WaSr ~
IL was stu alive. Both mother ana chlIu "a %
taken 20 the hospital. where they mere iepof, IT, Ih,
he doing as well az could be expected last nisnniI
" hen the mother. who IL twenty-four years Siu
RECEIVERS sufficiently she will be arralsnSo D't0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
HOUSEFURNISHINGS
OFF! Is a S + NJ L n I.

80 dozen only ivory handle Dessert or
Pie Knives, H., Is. & H., best English
steel: price in stock now is 500 doz.;
Monday, to be Sl.35 for set of q.
$50 pair only Carvers and Forks, H.,
B. & II. make. ceilulOid or rubber
handle, worth $3.50 pair, to be Nom
day, 5 30 pair.
800 sets Christy Bread Knives, 3 to
set, value Sl.O0, for 5jc. set.
l3j pair Game or Steak Carvers, ROg.
crs best steel, Sl.75, for Sl.29 pair.
80 Scissors, best tempered steel, the
J0c. ones for :3}3c. ed.
l.oJD Pals. BEST FIBRE WARE, no
hoops to fail off. Ale. now to be 24c.
80 Preserving Kettles, 6-qt., enamel
linrd -4Oc regular, for 29c.
$4,000 pkgcS Toilet Paper, "kensing-
tonr pkgrs, Zoe. pkge, to be 4 for 2oc.
10000 bottles Ammonia, full strength,
large bottles. for DC. ea.
$50 Cedar Pals, 3-hoop, warranted not
to fall apart, :jJc., for DC. ea.
/ 900 wards Table Oiclotil, Il yds. wide,
29Sc. w.. for l9c. yd.
:}2J Tea Pols, assorted, ) and 4 1T.
heavy tin, 42c., for 22c. Ell.
$4,000 rolls Toilet Paper especial"
Zoe. now to he ! for BE.
10 Wash Boilers, heavy Tin, copper
bottom, $l.GO, for 5lc.
49, Tea Kettles, large size, heavy tin,
copper bottom. DC. for :jSc.
80 Scrub Brushes, made Of corn, Tor
scrubbing paint only, &c. ca.
72O Tea aud Coffee CanistcrS, lD.,
iapanned Be-, for DC. each.
$50 boxes Higgins German Laundry
Soap, only Sc. cake.
l.45O Whisk Brooms, best corn, large
size, BE. ones. DC each.
80 Bread Raiscrs, ventilated covers,
II at. size, 79c., for j4c.
LAO Teapot Tiles. with majOica
plates, ljc. ones, &c. ca.
1000 Soap Stands, with majoIica
plates, Zoe, for 4r. ca.
/ 200 gross Shelf Paper, perforated
ends, - sheets for lc
1000 Egg BeaterS. the genuine Dover,
ljc. regular, tor Sc. ca.
225 Curtain Stretches, the $40 ones,
Monday for $3.50.
overwhelmingly, cmcnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
An ILLICIT DISTILLERY SEI/ED.

REVENUE OFFICERS FOUND THE APPARATUS,
But NO MoONsHINERs
4 raid was made by revenue officers. under
direction Of Collector Nathan. yesterday upon
an Illicit distillery in the vicinity OF Mount Hope
Cemetery in the town OF Jamaica, Queens County.
AS usual the men in charge of the place had time
to escape and only the apparatus and stock were
seized The residents of the neghborhood have
suspected that house which stands in Nicholas
ave- near Jamaica-ave., was used for Illicit pur-
poses. material was delivered at night and
barrels were removed at night. Five officials went
TO the place early yesterday morning and sur
rounded II, but when they entered no one was
there. although there were evidences of hasty
flight.
In the back parlor OF the house were two large
copper stills two worms, 1000 gallons Of mash
ready for the still. and 1Go gallons of rum ready
10 be shipped The occupants had eaten an early
breakfast before going away. man named
Heller Is said to the house, and the Govern
ment will confiscate II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
SHE rs IN INVETERATE THEE.
AT THE AGE OF sEvENTY-THEE, MRS. WALTERS
Is 4 SKILFUL PLUNDERER.

AT THE AGE OF SEVENTY THEE, MRS. WALTERS
Is 4 sKILFUL PLUNDERER.
Mrs Annie Walters alias Minnie Moore, who Is
seventy-three years old, released from the
penitentiary on Friday after serving term FOR
larceny As she was leaving the prison detective
from Linden. n. j., arrested her for stealing seo
from Clement Schwartz farmer in Linden. In
March last while she his housekeeper She Is
declared to be a clever swnGier. BY her story OF
financial misfortunes she induced Schwartz to en-
gage her services. Acting on her advice. ne sod
some of his property and hid the money under the
kitchen floor. While Schwartz was gone to mar
k@t Mrs Walters stole the money and went to
Brooklyn. She was befriended by woman whom
she rnisled by her tale Of woe. and stole cloak
from her.
When arrested and taken TO the F1ushng-ave'
,,olice station she was allowed go TO the ma
irons room on account Of her age. and stole
sssh on this charge she was sent TO the penn
tentiary for six months. She denied all knowiedge
of the crime she was charged with Yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
ABRAHAM AND
STRAJS'
SUCCESSORS
WECHSCCR-sABRAHAM
BROOKLYN, N. Y. BROOKLYN, n. Y.
GATHERED LEOUT THE 1OWN.


John Baker, colored man. twenty.four years
old Of No 42S Aiephl-st.. was found TO be suffering
from smallpox yesterday and was removed 10 the
HOSPITAL for Contagious Diseases.
At the meeting of the Board OF Supervisors TO-
morrow IL is expected that eX-Assemblyman l. j.
Farrell will he elected clerk Of the Board TO sue
coed the late t. b. Galley.
An absolute divorce was granted yesterday 10
Mrs Elsie Hoffman Warning from William b. VAR
irg to whom she married In ISL
The funeral of Colonel Robert Alexander Young.
Of No l9i Clnton-st. was held yesterday afternoon
in St AIMS Protestant Episcopal Church. The
burial was in Greenwood.
\ motion was made in the Supreme Court yes
terday for a change Of venue in the trial OF ex-
Mayor Patrick Gleason. OF Long Island city. upon
charges OF frauduently auditing one OF his own
claims while in Office and OF conspiring with
Daniel Woodhouse to sell 10 the city for $500 a
secondhand fire engine which he bought for So
The motion was made on the ground of prejudice
in Queens County so that fair trial could not be
had Decision reserved
William McAllister ten years old. OF No. lJs
Sullivan-st., playing on raft at Willlam-
ST. at noon yesterday and was crushed to death
between the pier and the steam lighter Ellen. Cap
tain John ~ Woods. OF the lighter was arrested
The body Of the boy fell into the water and was
not recovered.
The Dime Savings Bank has decided to With
draw the requirement that depositors give notice
for sixty days Of their intention to withdraw sums
in excess of 500 and also TO allow depostors who
have given such notice to take at once the money
they sought 10 get.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
CHALLENGE
STATIONERY PRICES.

1000 boxes extra supcrinc Note Paper, con-
tanning Il sheets and - envelopes, ruled ~
plain, De.
SEQ boxes genuine Irish linen Note PAPER and
Envelopes. - sheets and - envelopes. lc
200 squire packages Royal l. lfas: Lin"l Note
Taper. rul d or PLAIN. Zoe.
Envelopes to match. per pack of -. 30.
300 squire pack JgrS .,rrang 'mOre In ;lish NJj"
PAPER Extra sIla yirc smooth finish, ruled or
plain. lie.
Enyolops to match. per pack,gc Of -. 30.
late and 30 ards engraved in lage>t style IF
script fin" quality earl, 1sc.
30 Cards printed from own plate, $40
strmpne note paper from Monogram Crest and
address dies in any coor-per uuirc, zoe.
Front left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
A FORCING
OUT SALE OF
UNSOLD FURNITURE.

Such repricing YOU never saw in
furniture. Here we are with thousands
and thousands of dollars worth on
hand that we simply MUST FORCE
OUT to let the importing fall and
winter furniture have floor space.
Candidly, we conld as easily sell You
this furniture as NEW FALL STOCK
as not. and get full prices, but our
rigid rule of Kidding the store of past
season goods to make room for pres
ent season goods is as well known as
it is unalterable.
In this instance the sacrifice is de-
cidedly terrific. Every reduction men
toned here is bona fide and absolute
Read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
LADIES'
CLOAK DEPT.

Few retail houses import directly as
largely of Ladies' Fine Garments as
we do We claim to show not only
exclusive styles, but pronounced nov
elites, indicating in advance what will
be the prevailing fashions.
We have received the main portion of
our European importatiOns, and in adj
dition we are ready to show complete
lines OF domestic made garments from
the very first manufacturers.
The range of prices will satisfy the de-
mands of everybody, $500 to $4,000.
For Monday we will offer 80 Ladies'
Autumn Weight Capes, principally
black-nearly all lined with sik-held
at $3.50 and $4,000. for S11.7j and
$3.50.
And-l00 Ladies' Fall Weight Jackets,
lined with silk and unlined, $3.50 and
Sl0.50-tO be ticketed $1,000
Ladies' Cloak Dept-second door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17

Ladies' Handmade $3.50 Patent Leather Button
Boots, TO he 81.
Ladies' hand made Paris hid $500 button
Boots, to be S2.19.
Ladies' hand-sewcd $500 Waukenphast Boots to
he 50
aides straight goat foxed $3.50 English Last
Boots, to he S2.49.
Ladies' Broadway foxcd $3.50 Patent Leather
Trimmed Lace Roots, 10 be $3.50.
Ladies' handmade coth-top $500 Button Boots'
style lasts 10 be S2.s1.
Ladies French Kid 5000 hand-turn Boots,
STYLE lasts to be $2.S5.
Ladies $3.50 Patent Leather Butcher Oxford
Ladies $3.50 French Kid oxford Ties. style
lasts. TO be 81 90. M,
Ladies $500 Russet Leather Oxford Ties, to
be 81 30. -
Misses IIand-sew Paris Kid $500 Spring Heel
Button Boots, 10 be 81 %.
Misses Fright Dongola 1913 Spring Heel Button
Boots TO be Sl.41
Misses Straight Goat S2.'J Extension sole But
ton Boots to be ~ 30 oo.n c.,.
Chdrcn's Royal Kid S22J and 500 Grade
Snrinq Heel Button Boots. 10 be 81 80.
Children's Straight Goat $500 Grade Spring Heel
D"''0" Shoe Dept Second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
SII\ Err.

800 Quadruple Plate Napkin Rings, j0c. for
39c.
100 Quadrupc Plated Fruit Stands, 500. Mon
day, S39S.
100 QuaGruplc Plated Tea Pots. brieh; cut en-
graved. now scl Tor $500. S1.os each.
100 Qnadrupc Plated Cake Baskets So line
Monday, S2.10.
90 Quadrrple Plated Bread Trays, engraved
Our Daily Bread" 81 % each.
100 pr. Steel Carvers, with Stag 1orn, 81 30,
for zoe. pr.
800 doz Quadrurlc Plated Fruit Knives. $500
doz at 1sc set Of i.
500 doz. Quadruplc Plated Dessert Knives. $500
d0z., at Sis, set of Il.
Rogers Celebrated Table Knives, Monday,
- 30 doZ.
Rogers or Reed 4 Barton's Celebrated Tea
Spoons. y9c., set of o.
Main floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
FIRST!
AN OPPORTUNITY
| y + | y + 5 ii D Il 5 .

Never equalled heretofore and at prices that
make competition simply impossible.
Owing TO tho recent great money strlngencN,
the firm OF T. n 4. :. Kaliske had to fail The
firm Of T. d A. S. Kaliskc has been i'll business
over forty years and is honorably known a.
of the best manufacturers Of fine shoes and
made only for the best city trade Owing 10 the
pressure Of the times. they had TO succumb, like
many other sterling mercantile houses. We
have just purchased, as will bc seen by the
appended letter, the choicest part of their stock,
All new and fashionable ladies' shoes of the
finest make, cullng from the stock only such
makes as we know will be acceptable 10 orr Gus
toners: many thousand dollars worth at 6Oc on
the dollar. AS many as we can Will he placed
on sale Monday morning in our Shoe Department.
We are ever reluctant TO purchase bankrupt
stocks. unless they be of a character which we
know will reflect credit our firm, and i'll
conformity with the high class goods we sell
we have hesitation in stating that this pur-
chase is the most acceptable we ever engaged in
We advise our patrons TO lay IN their stock of
shoes if they can for the season. rs this oppor
tunty may not occur again for long period to
come, if ever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
5000 UMBRELLAS
AND WALKING STICKS
\ GIG A TIC ) y l. f.

From the best. most reliable. hut sorrowing nm
brclla maker we secured thcsn 1000 Umbrellas
and Walking Sticks for half price. The maker :
urgent needs and that great potent factor IN
these times, cash. did the decd.
Lot I-26-inch Bnc Gloria Umbrellas. mother Of
pearl and horn inlaid handles, SLID FOR "Vc.
Lot 2-26-inch rwillcd silk Umbrellas, cases ana
tasscls TO match, English sticks, 500 for ~ 10.
Lot 3-26-inch heavy Ilfcta silk Umbrellas,
handsome stamped sterling trimmed English
natural sticks. eases and tasscls 10 match So
for SEQ.
lot 4-2G-nch heavy blue Union silk I'mbrel-
las mounted with fine Dresden balls. decorated
with OupidS, flowers, cases and taSscs To match,
S3.,I for $50.
Lot j-26-inch twilcl silk and tafIcta tight-roll
Umbrellas, fine English natural sticks, cases and
tasscs to match. $500 for $50.
Lot G-2G-inch fine twill tall silk tight-roll m
hrrllas with hest English sticks. cas- and tas-
sells $3.50 for $500.
Lot S-?6-inch very best Union twill silk I'm
hicllas all the choicest English wood sticks,
trimmed with silver and gold patches. si.0o for
S2.2J ,
lot s-eG-nch very best all-silli twlllcd Umbrella
cases and tassels 10 match. mounted on all the
choicest natural foreign sticks. also silver trimmed
and ivory handles. $500 for $500.
Lot g-2G-inch Umbrellas, best silk the market af
fords, choice gold and silver trimmed English
loops hooks and bulbs all latest designs, case'
and tassc> 10 match $50 for So
LOT 10 600 latest styles Natural Wood Canes
for gentlemen. Prince OF Wales, hook ana bull,
shapes in wrchsel congo. oak, acacn, all trimmed
with silver, great variety Of new designs, ~. -
io' ''0 Umbrella.-Ffoot left.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
DINNER, TEA,
FISH AND CREAM SETS.

$40 Richly Decorated Tea Sets. Sc pcs. trans
parent china, SC.l9.
gao to $40, Dinner Set. full l25 pes, dccora<
tons, flowers and gold edge; Monday, S2L9'.
S2j Dinner Sets, Carlsbad china richly deco<
rated: will he S1797
30 only, Decorated China Fish Sets, $50: for
S39
800 Decorated China lee Cream Sets new -hapel
~ plates and larse plsttr, S2.19.
900 Decorated China lee Cream or Preserve
Scts G decorations, 50 90 sets at 81 80.
20 of our fine, rich I.imoge Dinner Sets will b
sold at % per cent below their marked prize.
China Dcp't-Man door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
THIS
on GLOVES.

For the Foster, Paul & Co. Hook
Gloves look to the stOrc-solc agents
in Brooklyn for these Gloves.
The Foster. Paul 4 Go. assortment for
Fall and Winter of lS93-W for lailcs,
misses, men, boys and youths is now
thorough.
We will sell the Seconds of Standard
Sl.5O Ladies' S-inch Foster Hook
Suede Gloves. all sizes and shades, at
73c. \ PAIR.
A Gentleman's Opportunity also-one
fresh line of Mems Dog>kin Walking
Gloves, regular and cadet sizes, as
sorted shades, for 9Sc. \ PAIR.
Glove Dcy't.Lrenter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
LINENS.
SHEETS PILLOW
CASES! FLANNELS .
AND SOME BLANK TS !

100 pieces of Beachcd Twilled Roller
TOweling, 20 inches wide, 4c.
80 dozen Bleached Bath Towels, size
22x44 inches first quality, reduced
from IL LIE. to Lee. each.
$50 dozen Us size, all linen Beached
Damask Napkins, good value, for
$50; to be Sl.00 dozen.
% pieces all linen Beached Satin Ia
bic Damask, new patterns, good value
for 75c. yd.. for SOC. yd.
80 dozen Rcady-madc Pillow Cases,
standard quality. 45x36 inches, &c.
each.
100 dozen Ready-made Sheets, stand
ard quality, , - yards long, , Ia
yards wide, SOC. each. The Soc quail
ity. silk embroidered, all wool Elan
nels for SOC. yard (about $50 YARDS.
The soc. quality all wool, Fancy Stripe
Saxony Flannels, Soc. yard.
The 75c. quality all wool fancy JAG
guard and Stripe SaxOny and French
Flanncls, SOC. yard.
9 cases lO-4 White Blankets, Sl.W
kind, 49c. pair.
| case ia strictly all wool Blankets,
our regular $3.50 Ones-s3.5O pair.
3 cases ia strictly all wool Blankets,
our regular 5000 ones-s4.75 pair.
sssa. 'S Ss..a .sS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
MORE THAN
A THIRD OFF!
FIR NECK SCARFS.

9. 800 fine Fur Neck Scarfs will be Of
fered Monday at MORE THAN ONE
THIRD Off-all made from the most
desirable furs, finished with the new
est head, paws and claws; extra
long!
5000 Mink Neck Scaris, to be S3.9S.
$50 Mink Neck Scarfs, to be S4.9S.
5000 Mink Neck Scarfs, to be Sj.9S.
SlO.5O Mink Neck Scarts, to be S6.9S.
$1,000 Mink Neck Scarfs. to be S7.9S.
$50 Stone Marten Neck Scarfs, to
be S4.9S.
$1,000 Stone Marten Neck Scarfs, to
be S6.9S.
$500 Stone Marten Neck Scarfs, to
be S99S.
$500 Hudson Bay Sable Neck Scarfs,
70 be $j.9S.
$1,000 Hudson Bay Sable Neck Scarfs,
TO be sos.
$500 Hudson Bay Sable Neck Scarfs,
to be S9.9S
q 30 Persian Lamb Neck Scarfs, to
be $l9S.
900 Persian Lamb Neck Scarts, to
be S59S.
$1,000 Persian Lamb Neck Scarfs, to
be $69S.
$1,000 Persian Lamb Neck Scarfs, to
be sos.
$1,000 Persian Lamb Neck Scarfs, to
be 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
TNDERSELLING THE
MANUFACTURERS ON
THESE FALL DRESS GOODS

800 pieces all~wool Chcviots, consist
inc of jacquard weaves Serge dag
onals and other fancy styles; these
goods are fresh from the looms, dyed
in the latest coorings for orr own
trade, and cannot he duplicated by
any house in America; were made to
open ut j0c.; will open for - lie.
4 cases Imperial Sergcs, French manu-
facture, 40 in. wide, this seasons I'M
portation, all tue choice tlnts, 34c, IN
place of intended price of 59c.
) cases Coffee Bag Suitings, in lllum-
mated effects. latest wcaves, 81 lie,
made to sell at zoe.
IS pieces French Broadclotb, 81 III.
wide, dyed in our own special shades.
as powerful leader, &C.; it stands for
$50.
centre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
EXTRA IN
MUSLIN GOWNS.

go pieces fine Muslin Gowns, yoke OF hand
some embroidered insertion and edge, can
not be made to sell for less than 81 %. to bn
offered at y g
IA pieces only, finest quality Muslin towns,
deep edged collars and rutc Of embroidery 70
waist, extra length and width, originally sold
IA pieces only, finest quality Muslin Gowns,
elaborate double Iufle effect of handsome en-
broidcry extra length and width, S2.2j gown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
pp,v,RyrS az norm PARTIES.

-'he enrolment OF Republicans in the Eish'e-n'"
ward and the four county towns Will take place ",
"wednesday Of this week. Primaries VIII De n''u
On, Friday aud the ward and town committees
viii be organized on Saturday night. The Demo-
cratic primaries Will be held tomorrow evening
10 elect delegates TO the Assembly District coh'e
tons which VIII DE held later in the week 70
ton next month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
POWERFUL
Sill X ID Il | Y + :.
INFANTS SHORT
COATS AND REFERS.

100 Short Coats, allwool tricot cloth
deep collar, trimmed with rows of
braid, full sleeve, navy green and
tan, l to years, made to sell for
$500, to be S3.9S.
100 Baby Refers, ] to 3 years, all
wool tricot cloth, rutfled collar,
trimmed with 10 rows braiding, cardi
nal and navy, $3.50 quality, to be $3.50.
Underwear Second floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
IMPORTANT
WRAPPER NEWS.

We have just received from Paris an advance
importation of Ladies' Morning Gowns, comprising
about ten styles. in exclusive patterns of French
flannel, plain color or stripes There il only
limited quantity of each style and they will not
lie duplicated. Prices rangr from S9.os 10 $500
Also, Monday will oi,er - ladies' House towns,
comprising cashmere swivel silk, or challic- the
prices of which have been from 500 10 $3.50:
Monday. &; So and 81
Also. 900 Ladies' 81 Wash Wrappers. IL fall
Wrapper DoDt-Scc'n1 GoIr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
MOQUETTE
RUGS MUCH DOWN.

We will offer Monday from a forced
sale across the river
10 Moqucttc Rugs, size 1896 inches,
stock price $l.40; to be rcticketed 90c.
400 MOquette Rugs, size 2lXG3 inches,
to be $3.50: been held at 1910.
800 Moqucttc Rugs, size 36X72 inches,
to be $500 as against 500.
Our Fall collection of Turkish Car
pets will be ready for inspection Mon
day-in sizes to fit libraries, dining
and reception rOoms-large variety OF
exquisite designs and colorings-SGO
to $50
Ga'9c'-. ,Thiri door.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
CROCKERY.

English Decorated Dinner Sets. ll2 pieces viii
English Decorated Tea Sets, IL designs, So pieces
EonGaS Dccorated Toilet Sets. full ni1e' 10
L n;as DecoI hoon 7S Tor -' "a iS
English Decorated Toilet Sets. full 10 pieces,
Monday ................l
English Decorated Bowl, l0o Monday for. &C.
- oesORenW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-17
DEEP
CUT GLASS.

$500 Dnop Cut Glas, Salad Bowls, new designs
he Si9s.
$500 Deep Cut Water Bottles, strawberry QUITO
he S..J9
5000 Deep Cut Fruit Dishes, new dcsigns-to
Inc S5.l0
SI2oo Deep Cut Table Tumbcrs, designs to
he S6.7j d0z.
$3.50 n,rr Cut Olive OF Pickle Dishes-to be
II liz each
$1,000 Deep Cut finger Rowlsto be Sss1
doz.
Main floor