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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

First F1oor.)
&C. Biarritr Pieskin Mousquetaire, from 10 70
IL am. and 4 TO pm, for. Sc
Sl.25 English Dogskin Gloves. 4button. for. CSC
81 - rDdrtssed KID MousQuetaire for. csc
s1.0o Ladies Kid Gloves all styles. for. sc
sl.25 Kid Gloves. all styles for. ...-...-.--.G.ic
l50 'Palais Royal" Kid Gloves for. 80
81 IS "Paais Royal Suede Mousquetaire for 81 sc
81 IS best '-Paiais Royal" Moasouetaire 81 &c
81 - Muskataires. 12-button. evening shades
Tor -Sl-tc
81 90 Mems English Dogskin Gloves for soc
81 so Mems KID Gloves. all Styles for. 81 IS
81 90 Misses Kid Gloves all styles. for sec
$i25 Suede Mousoaetsire for. ...............el-ie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
That Little Hand

That little winsome hand, SO neat
He ponders with a sigh
On how her two small deuces beat
His bluffsome one-spot high.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

II New York railroads can carry passen-
gers from Manhattan Island to Chicago
and back for SIS why may not Washing
tonians be conveyed to the worlds fair and
home again for so?
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Autumn STYLES.

The sun is in the fashion, too:
He moves right with the crowd.
And dofrs his blazer to put on
An overcoat of cloud.
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LEATHER Goops AND PERrumEnY.

First hoOr.)
SOC Pocket Books. Card Cases. &c, for. &C
81 Card Cases, sterling silver trimmings, Tor. a3c
zoe Card Cases, silver trimmed, for. .39c
35c. Chatelaine Bags for. &c
INC hotties Roger & Gaiett Violet Water for. = &c
4Sc Roger Gallett Tooth Powder for. ...-- -23c
15c Faster Mack for the hath for. ......-..: sc
35c bottles of Assorted Extracts for. Zoe
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DRrss TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

First Floor.b
12c I'd. Mohar Diamond Braid. III inch, for. Sc
25c yd. Satin Bead Pearl Edging for. -2Dc
15c yd. Cut Jet Bead Edging for. Toe
Sc dog. large size Pearl Buttons for. Csc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

The proposition to run ocean steamships
~ Means of submerged trolley wires indi-
Gates a laudable desire on the part of some
inventor to have the trolley get off the
eaIth-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
NorroS DEPARTMENT.

First F1oor.D
loc dog. Best Preach Horn Bone for. Sc
Toe doz Covered Dress Steels for. &c
24c doz Sewing Cotton. all numbers, for. Zoe
&c spool French Blasting Cotton for .............tc
Sc papers Windsor" Pins for. DC
23c I'd French Ribbed Garter Elastic for. sc
Sc Attachabe Corset Stsels o-hook- for. &c
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Tuesday. October 8, 1898.
New Dress Goods

OF which We told you yesterday. Our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT needed intro
duction last year, for then It was inaugu-
rated. But it's all different now. The ex-
elusive new designs and choice foreign now
elites we're showing are eagerly bought.
Wouldn't It be well to get ideas for your
Fail Dress from our stock?
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NrcKwEAn DEPARTMENT.

First noor.l
4sc Coaue Feather Bears for; ., 49,: e.. sac
% 1S Peal Ostrich Roars for .............x3.25
soc New Styles Lace Neck Rufus for. &c
e. SS New STYLE Shoulder Capes for 81. so
Ss - o,i tho New Chemisettes for pc
&C. as To,ior and CnfYs for .S9c
90 I,nan Fronts for evening suits for. &c
25c SIX Windsors, autumn STYLES. for. 2lc
10 per cent discount-one-tenth on marked prices
on Fancy Neckwear, Ruchings. &c.
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UMBRELLAS AND RUBBER GooDs.

First hoor)
81 ~ wechsel Handled Gloria" Umbrellas for. SIC
So T5 Mems SILK Umbrellas for. .........s:
sS JTmbrellas ladies' and mems, for. $3.SS
81 Ladies' and Mems Macintoshes for. $3.50
"a 70 ladies' Cloth Finish Macntoshes for 81 az
So q Misses Macintoshes. all sizes, for. AS
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SHOE DEPARTMENT.

First FioorA
81 Ladies' Hand made "Gresson' Kid Shoes
$3.50 Wei Kid Button Shoes for. 81 81
CSC. English Cheviot Overgaiters for. .34c
So 50 Kid Evening Slippers. all colors, for. 81 4.
So Boys Kicker Shoes for. AZ
50 Mems Best Calf Shoes for. .SA97
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CUTLERY DEPARTMENT.

DIST hoor)
$3.50 English sheffield" Carving Set, Rogers e, -
q * \. wing Set knife and fork. for 81 90
81 90 Carvers guaranteed steel blade, for. I6c
3sc Manicure and Buttonhole Scissors for. .... &c
S5c Pocket Knives, IL styles, for. .25c
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HousEruRx1sH1xe DEPARTMENT
tBasement.t
SIS % Sewing Machin a. warranted 10 wears.

tBasemente
$1s.93 Sewing Machin. IS, warranted 10 years.
q or ..iinvs,:si Co,bes wr,o.er for ~
25c Sugar Boxes. hinged cover for. l9c
SOC China Cnspidors for. soc
2Oc Size Dover Leg Beaters for. .............p
80 China Tea Sets So pieces. for. SO. IS
* Parlor Table Lamps for: $500. 81 80
ouc Fancy Scrap Baskets, all shapes for. 49,. SAC
25e Full Size Lunch Baskets for. .............15e
81 Backing Gases, with earpeted tops,
15c Hardwood Chopping Bowls for. .............s Sc
81 90 Table Castors, with three bottles, for. Sac
soc Galvanized Chamber Pals. with cover, for 29c
"a. Is dOz. Cut Glass Tumblers for. 1914
g. 80 Cut Glass Water Bottles to match for 81. 10
19c Carlsbad China Fruit Plates for. Toe
15c Bread and Butter Plates TO ma tch for. &c
Csc Cups and Saucers, g Of each. for....... .6s,c
81 .9S Ice Cream Sets. Is pieces for 81 ~
81. so China Tea Sets, So pieces. for. 81. 9S
$1,000 English Porcelain Dinner Sets, ll2
pieces, for. ...-..-..-. Slao
ri 90 Chamber Sets. 10 pieces. for 81 60
4Sc Silk Covered and RULED Down Cushions. =. .33c
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Nick s
Daily Letter.
ABOUT JAEGER Goops. R RssP that aR

ABOUT JAEGER GoODs. mind that
We alone sell the Jaeger Goods Except
Mems Underwear) in this city. In the
stock Is a line of All-wool Crib" "single"
and double Blankets and Carriage Robes
the finest that money can buy. There is
more warmth in one Of these Blankets than
two Of Of the heaviest CALIFORNIA;" Yet
they are almost as light as q feather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
War AND SUR DEPARTMENT.
Boyy CrorHrse DEpAnrxrsr.

Third 0oorD
IS Refer Suits, = TO yesra. for-...--->-t3.e9
Is 1898 Blouse Suits, 70 IL years. for .ee
Ia Refer age TO 9 years. for. ~. -
Zoe Short Pants age TO IL yeara fus> 80. sic
soc Percals Waists, age 4 TO II year, tor. -
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A Decided Hit.

Il made quite hit at ouah impromptu
dinnah the othah evening"" said Charley
Coddles.
Did you thought
''Ya-a-s. Kept ev'wybody laughing. don't
you know"
How did you do it?''
II consented to cah've the duck"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

Third noor)
CIV Onthts ior 49,
81. . First Short White Dresses for. 81. IS
soc Cambria Slips embroidery trimmed. for. sac
sc Handmade Bios. Hamburg edge. for. Use
1sc. Hand knit worsted Boottees for..........1o c
CSC White SILK Caps for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
STATIONERY AND Book DEPARTMENT

First F7eor.l
soc q ID. Cranes Latest Writing Paper for. SIC
lie ID. Writing Paper. 100 sheets, for. ec
sc. Paper hound Novels for. ............7 and DC
SJc Cloth-bound Books for lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
Tor AND Doll DEPARTMENT.

(BasementD
10 per cent discount-ore-t tenth off the price,
marked on the Toys AID Games selected.
So Life Size Bisque Dolls for. 500
81 90 Papa and Mamma Dolls for. -..-........$l5 80
81 90 Musical Dolls fol. sSc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
YELLING DEPARTMENT.

First Floor.)
.9s Cleopatra Wells. very latest, for $3.50
81. 6S Irridescent Spange Wells for. -xi.$s
$1.4s Made Wells, black, with white border,
csc Novelty Fam Wells for .5sc
soc Fan Wells for. -
soc Made Mourning Wells, with border, for. .44e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

Jaeger Underwear needs no lauding at
our hands. The leading physicians Of both
hrmispheres place Jaeger Underwear square,
ly at the top-without equal
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

(Second Floor
50 SO Trimmed Felt Hats, all Styles for. ..... IS
I5c 'Infanta' Trimmed Hats for Misses !. 4sc
81 Best French Fur Felt Hats for.......... 81 Is
81 so French Fur Felt Plaques for. .9sc
2oc Black Birds, all sizes. for. .1Sc
3Sc Mercury Wings, all colors. for. &c
Soc Bunches OF Ostrich Feather Tips for. SOC
81 IS Bunches Of Best Ostrich Tips for. .15c
SC yard Allsilk Ribbons one inch. for. sc
32c yard All-silk Ribbons, threeinch, for .16r
45c yard Al-slk Ribbons, foar-inch for..-... .25s
15c yard All-sik Ribbons. six-inch. $40
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A po,,r Co Call the roll of the
AADOO1 N<ohSElS. hest Cnruet karc in

A Dorm Co,r,,,. Call the roll Of the
ABOUT NORsETS. best Corset makers in
tne world and You will find them all repre-
sented here. &c. p" &C. b." 'R. & G."
w. b., Il. c." Thomson and a half
oo"eh others Keep our Corset stock filed
win the best produced. Here are two small
io's 70 be sold at reduced price for lack
of all sizes:
AN imported German Woven Corset, cut
same shape as &C. p" sizes 10 to IS, one
Were sS sl ca5'i pair III ... SIZE Now S1.25
s pairs left Of line of Fine &C. p" Cor
sets, cut bias, inserted cores, &C., sizes 10,
70, p, q, % and "a. Great bargains to
sizes We're s3.75 pair. Now $40
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

ABOUT Gloves. the $50 g quality liiS 's q
button English Walking Gloves, in fall
shades. No need to say hasten.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

ABOUT Hosiery fiss, many "a IS, siff Fs1s
Black Ribbed Hose for children. One lot
will 60 on the table and out at 16c. Der
pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
A welI-Known Experiment.

Il See" said the man al the railway lunch
counter. that you are a believer in the
superiority of mind over natter
''Huh?" said the clerk
Il perceive" he repeated patiently, that
you believe the mind can control inanimate
things"
"Whatje mean?'
Il refer to the facile way in which you
transform those five cent cigars into two
for-a-quarters.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
MAsrcuRe DEPARTMENT.

list floor balcony
ladies treated for 25c instead Of SOC.
Gentlemen for 4Oc instead of 75c.
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We BACK Up
W ORTIZ
Irs EIGHT
IN (Iorn,


As gold Is the highest standard OF value so do
our Black Dress Goods possess the highest degree
OF merit. In this department have many
highclass novelties which cannot be found else
where.
French Serges from soc. to 81 30 per yard.
Lupins Cashmeres from Soc to 81. 80 per yard,
Whip Cords from Soc. to 81 so per yard
Drap de Paris ,new) 81 and 81 80 per yard.
New Diagonajs from Soc. to 81. so per ward,
Imported Clay Diagonals, $3.50 and 81 80 per
yard.
Cancels Hair Cravenettes Grapes Chevtots
Sebastopools, Almas and an endless variety Of the
latest and handsomest jacquard Novelties In all
grades. We await your inspection.
A LITTLE Talk
Goes long way. 1t is hard work that makes
success. How to buy and where buy is the
question.
visit to our Hosiery Department will convince
you that We, are headquarters for Hosiery and
Underwear.
w. ID. CLARK & Co.,
1t SO7-Sll MARKET SPACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

ohtii we get them better introduced we
will sell Ladies' 25c. Fast Black Hose for
19c. pair.
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CONFECTIONERY DEPARTMENT.
(BasemeBtb
o5c h. Peppermint and Wintcrgreen Creams for l9c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03

"Idleness," said Uncle Eben. "makes er
man laxative. Seems laik it's impossible
fur er man ter do muffin an say muffin 81
multuously."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
Dress Trimmings

Were neve' so popular here as now. We're
showing the most beautiful, most exclusive
stock ever brought to Washington, and the
buyers are busy here all day long.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
w. III. MCKmeW
Q33 Pa. Ave.
A Word
To The Wise.

OUR STOCK OF COATS AND CAPEs IS
NOW COMPLETE. ALI. FRESH, NEW
AND BEAUTIFUL. NOW IS THE TIME TO ,
MAKE YOUR SELECTION WHILE TIVE =
STOCK Is FULL. CAREFUL BUYING
MAKES THE PRICES RIGHT.
Our Cheviot Coat. bound with braid and cut
with the new style back, is a great leader at
$3.50. Worth $40.
Our Diagonal Coat. in blacks blues and tans.
bound with braid, with and without capes, at SO.
Worth S12.5O
Our Black and Blue Beaver Coats, trimmed In
SIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-10-03
INFANTS DEpAHrxrxr.

Third noor.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
ADMIRAL GHERARpT,S STAFF.

RearAdmlral Bancroft Gherardi. recently detailed
~ csmmandsnt Of the New-York Naval Station, Will
move Into the old mansion used SO many years az
eemmsndGnts home to-day. lie has had detailed
Is his sia Lieutenant Commander C,away H. Arnold
who was the Admiral's secretary when no com
manded this station from 1888 TO 1890, and has
recently done duty on the Board OF Inspection of
Steam Vessels. acknowledgements Arnold has
served IS aid on the stats Of Rsar.Aamlras Poor
strjayhsin. Trenchard and Nicholson. Lieutenan,
Rideeisy Hunt, who has been Secretary TO Admiral
Gherardi for the last three years, will continue In
that capacity. Lieutenant Commander Hapford. who
was Commodore Erbsn's chisf0fstxH, VIII continue
N that position with Admiral 0hsrsrdi,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
THE CASE WILL ESTABLISH A PRECEDENT

Tho arrival OF Captain +. J. IIigginsOn, the ex-
commander OF the cruiser Atlanta, IS commanding
special interest among the officers at the Navy YARD
for the reason that the disposition OF his case will
establish a precedent for them 10 be governed by.
II is exported that he will arrive here from Greytown
on the steamer due on Thursday, and If not on that
day BY the one due on June l.. inaSmuch as Cap
tain j. Il. Bartlett. who was sent TO Greytown to re-
Ilcve Captain Iliccinson. left here May %. Cap
tain HigginsOn detached from his command urOn
the charge OF lack OF promptness displayed in get
ting the Atlsnta under for Nicaragua. The Navy
Departments gives the following reasons for the dis
satisfaction with Captain Iliggnson's On
May o Admiral GheIardi received Geographic orders
10 send the Atlanta Immediately 70 GrcytOwn 10
protect American Interests there. Admiral Gherardi
telegraphed back that the Atlanta needed coal Later
the Navy Department was informed that some OF the
boilers needed Immediate repairs Secretary Her
bert decided that the actions Of Captain IIgglnson
showed intention on lis part to evade the De
partment's orders: hence the detachment
There has been no courl-mariial ordered In the
case Of Captain Tigginson nor Is it known that the
Department will visit any other punishment upon
him than the disgrace Of detachment and reducing
his pay from $500 TO $500 year, which is the
case by detaching linn from duty and putting
linn on waiting orders" said officer at TIE Navy
Yard yesterday. "On the OF the departure Of
the Atlanta, and before Captain Iiiggnson knew
that he to be detached from command, he re-
Qucsted that he be ordered before court OF In
Qury; i preSime he will urge that his request be
granted. but II Is matter entirely IN the discretion
Of the Navy Department 1t Is probable, however
that Secretary Herbert will readily grant the re.
quest Of Captain Higgnson, be is known By
officers to have been Just TO every interest OF the
service from the day he was made O member Of the
House Committee Naval Affairs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
THE OPEN.AIR HORSE SHOW UNDEh VA
LUNCHEON SERVED AT THE CLuBHoUsE-f"o'
GRAMME FOR TO-DAY

LUNCHEON SERVED AT THE CLUbhooS
GRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
The formal opening of the second open-alr norS'
chow under the auspices of the United States Horse
and Cattle Show Society took place yesterday a' ~
crounds OF the society, One Understanding rs.
and Eghthave. The programme OF us uds 'o"
t,f an inspection and exhibition OF inc hoiSe' anu
stables and q luncheon In the clubhouse' Duii'e
tho afternoon a grand concert was given by Ram
pone's Old Guard Band, in the pavilion In the centre
NJ the lawn Among those present were hichaiV
Croker Reginald W. Rives, james T. HYDE hi>h
s. Hudekoper, George Green James Mortimer 1uus'
T, L. Feitner, c. S. Bates, 5. 5. Howiahu, Oon-
missioner NJ. ]. DAILY, Lynwood Palmer, W. W.
Tucker Charles Pfzcr, Leicester Holme, j. J. Coosh'
l. E. Widener, Dr. Griffin and T. ii. Terry. Inc
horse show will continue through this week. and VIII
omen daily at a. M. Concerts will he given
every afternoon by the Old Guard Band
The following is the programme for to-day:
10 a. m. until IL a. m.-Iiorses may be exercised
in the ring under the supervision Oh 'he rhs ldSei
but 10 jumping allowed. 49,
IL m.-Judging pony tandems, class 13I a.,
I21o D. m.-Judgng eleven harness horses uie
property OF farmers or Dealers CLASS ID.
= D. m-Judging eleven ponies in harness. class So
. 80 p. m.-Judging five pairs OF horses ana Dest
appointed mail, sanhope or spider phae'ohs CLASS
8 D. m.-Judging fourteen saddle horses, class 50,
and in the inner ring hackney stallipns shown In
hand classes 81, -, 30 and "a.
3 20 p: Judging twen'y-nine hunters ana
a 80 d. m.-Judging seven tandems, best and best
appointed. class o. and in the inner ring, three
french coach stations shown in hand. class 81.
5 p. m.-Judging ave pairs OF roadsleis, eiass 10
and in the inncr ring, eight hackney mares SHOWN III
80 p. m-Judgng nine pairs Of high s ',
class 1l9 and in the inner rhg elght pony s'uionS
shown I'm hand. class 80.
n. m-Judging saddle horses. the bona fde prop
er,y OF riding schools. class ITO.
Is 80 y. n-Judging seven weight carrying hunters,
class so and nine ponies, to be ridden over fences
D. m.-Judging nine horses and hansoms as let
Tor hire, class 12o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
WHITE STAR LINE.

une 7. IL 80 Germanlc. July g. ~ a.
Majestic. June -. D. Majestic July IL. D. N.
Adfstc.. June 81, noon ,Adfa.ic July 19 10 a. m.
'Teutonic. June 49, p. britannia July 70, D. m.
From White Star Dock. foot OF West lOtn'st
Saloon rates $50 upward, according TO steamer and loca
ton BERTH second cabin these steamers $40 and
Sij. Prepaid s45 and $50. Storage, To- or from the
Old Country, s25 No. 20 Broadway. New-Yofk Phs-
depha ollce 406 Walnutst -
IL. MAITLAND KERSEY, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
1nsirnttipn.


For Both Scxcs-Ciy
A MONG THE FIRST STUDENTS at Packaiu vas
"A Vermont boy OF Il. 1t was 1000 ai@'''''o " 49,
nut no hal lots of plrek and wanted 10 see inc Us
city, and be a part Of ii. lie had r al fa'"n ~
OF Horace Greeley, and 1t made him ambitious " W -,
thing OIL the farm. At the end OF INC me-
he was vcry hcncsick. and would have iee s''' "
his mother. fore d back tn tears am S"'
the big lump BIS throat. and kept on ~ hiS S'
At the end of his he had lald MS 'u''''" wv
board and had left Just two dollars 9hei' IL se0'
a LITTER from the principal started out III s''n VI
employment lie went nrst 10 sie"ar'S ~ VS.! -
store corner OF Chan,b,rs.st and broadway anu a'N "
see Mr. stewart. That gentleman eha"''' " w
so the boy waited. lie asked II some ono oi. ~
not do and ne said Finally MI Sp'"''' "
MIN with an interview, and then employed HIN al - a
v,eck IL was not quito enough ~ pay his board 20
he found a cheaper place. At the en- OF mo"'" NE
wages were advanced and at tn end OF inc rrs' 9'i
was advanced. lie Is now the lNlr'c"' VI Wy '
and PROSPEROUS business IN this city, ana Is KNOW" la
on. ,,,do for his business integrity AMI his charitable
oe,ds met h.m on the street few days ago. ehd
he took from his pocket the l,rer WIN "hc" III ''"
out thirty.fve years ago. to 1nd employment TIC as
s,rd me that IL was OF his choicest treasures 10
arnrcca,c this true story II would be well 70 r'u ~
Familiar Talk on Business Education" which can be han
nv addressing s. s PACKARD, 10l East 2od'st' New
--------
.,T1I00I, f0I: CHILDREN. with kndeFgartcn, re-
MS SSeSs oT'G s DUNN Mu~c Hall 57ths and 7thov
THE BERLIfz SCHOOL OF LANcrAeEs.
Oman all summer Conversation In French. Gernan'
&C. : also college preparation. Eanch at Asoury faFh'
Musical Instruction.
r, ypERT pIASOtOHTE TUITION: pupils resochce,
H. a. n. v.,am trial lesson free Intelligent pupils
wanted PEOFTSSOH, II East 16;h-st.
GUNNER SCHOOL or THE METROPOLITAN ~ 80,
- IJGE or MUSIC.--Opcns July ih. 1898. loa a ~
accommodations All advantages OF the rnenilr VIZ
retained. Dudley ruck prc,t AnTt los and T,c,s
i'' 10 and u East lith-str New-f YORK, ~ l.
Miscellaneous
NAVAL EXPEDITION iOi; BOYS III LIE
"' WORLDS FAIR. A.,
~ :, Johns military school Manlus y. y, wa the
i,ra,t Iakcs Organized cadrtr VI Sh.n."-"'
limited number may Join June 9th to July @1th' APP
ply for terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
CuNARD LINE.

"A. TO LIvEKfooL VIA qUEESsTowX.
4%sIiH Il D. % % % July j. !.
canpsa. July 50 % truEa July g. $50 m
EXTRA STEAMERS.
From Pier O. North River foot Of ciarkson,s
Cabin passage $50 and upward Second cabin $35 and
upward. according 70 steamer n and location s
@ tickets to Sd from and an Ps o. ap Erope -
co;npany's Office, 40. fIscwling Grcen New.Fork. '
VERNON II. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
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Ocean Gteamers.
4 -NORTH GERMAN Lloyd s.
AMERICAN LINE.
As NEw.YORK, SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON.

EVERY SATURDAY.
Berlin June 10. 30 p. Chester. June a. 30 -
New-York, June IL. a. m. Paris I, o. -
From Pier %, N. r.. foot Of Chrlstopher-.t
shortest ana Most Convenient Route 70 London
Passengers land at Empress Dock. avoiding incons
venence and exposure Of transfer by tender.
First Cabin passage TO Southampton. London Hayres
$40 eco. Storage low rates.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY,
General Agents, No. Bowling Green, New.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05

NCHOR LINE.
n UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Pier 81 y. r.. foot VI West 24th.st -
s. 5. CITY or ROM Sat- July /, D. n.
Saloon. $50 and upward. Second Cabin $50.
Farnessia June TO- p H. Anenors J"ne "a p m.
Cabin s45 and upward Second Cabin $50 Storage s24.
CABIN EXCURSION TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES.
For drafts and other information apply TO
HENDERSON BROTHERS. z Bowling Green. New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
Hlierellaneons.

THE british MEDICAL JOURNAL ss ses ,s His
Apolilnarls reicns alone natural oi.,suo s.c
waters and that It's numerous competitors have 'ac" 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-06-05
JApAN-cHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

The only direct line to Cottage CITY, Mass and Port:
land Me connecting at Portland with all rallroad an1
steamship lines for Bar HarboI Old Orchard. Poiane
Snrinrs White Mountains and all Eastern summer re-:
Sorts steamers sail every Wednesday and saturday ~
n IN flom per IS East River foot Of Marketst New
YORK. For information apply 70 ., =, A.. r.,
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NEn an. LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
ID OVAL NETHERLANDS & u. s. Mail Line.

MAASDAM Saturday. June 10, ~ ?. Nh
$ : ROTTERDAM Monday, June T. ~ y y, '
First cabin S55 go, second cabin sas cd ssrms b
A. very low rates Apply for tourist guido anu Ve"'
General Passenger Agency. 30 broadway NJ y: