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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
vrT MINISTER ~ 4 NEW CHOKCh''

THE REV ARTHrR SLOAN II Dr.
TIVE SAILORS SNUG HARBoR
. d., ,,re in more than half century 'n'
,,n,o,, y, the sailors Snug ia'por' % -
:, ob,ut ia br filled by n minister o u" y cha
rrsccnoI denomination. Mex, ouh""S "P ,ho
D., Arthur Sloan, OF the EPiScop"i ''" -, T.,
posrrr.ct,on. n, Richmond liill. VIII DE- or''n .,
stalled a the chaplain OF tue '"'- re.u,tinc
h.y,,g hceu selected to fill me Nac"h'N ,
~ Aha u,,ircmcnt OF the Rev. Dr. Charie' '"''''
rshv,eron who has occupied the postum"
,hir,v-sye Years. DR.. Jones mas De'n '"'
n,o.,,us Mr. sloan will enter upon Ms "'"'
n.cul,orly pleasant condiilf ms, rs h' WI" i -
church which Is one of the ia'u'o"i'S' III , ,.,
r. hr,,di,c has lust been completed MiN"s ''1
-, q, erection for more than TWO y'ir7'
.r , church +, "A memorial to Cap'nih h'oI'
NJ, randall the founder Of the charity ana j.
,d tbo Randall Memorial Church II was o
80, tim hv Il " Gibson, and Is In Renaissance
~ =, Coonial type, with an Ionic por'ieo. INV "'''
t,,ture of the design Is a massive oohc' vi "''"
sin. and height The church Is III inc lott" y,
crock cross being built of brick ana "i''' n''D'
:, ,oce ~ conner covers the dome. when i sur
mounted by "A cross. Two turrets hnhh IN por"'o' ~
one of which will be placed II clock ana III III. o"
. boII Five large windows oil siaih'n grass io'."
,oor,if,,l feature of the interior decoration l"S
vindors are after designs by Frincis La'hrop ""'
,rc twenty feet high by tx feet wide' All ",'
o,,r. windows. The central one, which Is dirc'H
over the altar shows the figures OF Christ ana rr,
ON the s.a Of tinHee. On either side OF IN ceh'r''
window are others representing Faith ana iopr ;
,rla now church will be- dedicated on "Wednesday hA'
-, II n. M The Rev. DIR. Dix Will preach Tue
sermon the Rev. Mr.. Dnfsld viii sly ns praoe n
~ com..cr,tIon and benrdictiOn the Rev Mr. sioh;
The Incoming chaya!n. will read the s. , AN ana
or Jones IN. retiring chaplain Will rad The esso,'
Rev Arthur sloan, the newly appointed chaplain.
is about fory.fve years old lie bcS:n Ms c ,hs
civ lie has since held the rectorship OF ch,ircn',
in Danbny and stratford, Conn.,. In Leroy. Rochester
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
THE CHINESE iDTISED TO EESISI IL.

A, NEW CIRCULAR on THE GEAEY LAW ISSUED
by THE SIX COMPANIES.
-an Francisco. April THE Chinese >iN Companies
have issued n new circular. officially aud openly IA
yi,nc the Chinese to refuse compliance WIN 'n'
Gcary law \ translation Of the circular Is IN part
a. follows:
Th, registration law Is not Hight. NJ the an,h
iti.s We have consulted 10 TINS. w" my
cfnpl,yci five att riirv. To- to Washington ~ th
,,,,pr,m, Court fight th!- unjust law Nht nn,,l
N;,V > before you do anytime. MHlt ana W" w
brln Won The Chimes. Minister has goi" - lh
head men Of the Government TO get DECISIONS an
yr,. hon, 10 g, Them son In order that our poor
way not be- arrested and sent 10 Jdl. III ,to'" u"
,i"ions ara. favcfmbc. ~ think they VIII BE-. you
will moi be- sent jail. We 0hrh' 10 u" N,'u ~
ripht and not take noucy for registration ana 'hus
los. our rcspectaldliy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
ryECrTfrE CLEMENCY FOE SLINEF.

covrrvoE FLOWER COMMITTEES MS >fNrhN'h
-rxprgTs DECIDE HIN TO III INBECILE.
Albany Apri I-Governor Flower to day COMMITTED
,bo sentence of death pronounced against "'ha"i J.
,lin.y. Of New York. AMI filed the iollc"inS sum"
mcnt ,,., M
.rn.p the presentation Of this application "p
ro,ntrd Dr. Carlcs +. Macdonald u N'"-hor "'"
rr seldom H. Taoot, OF Mddlctown, con "li0''"n'''
,o examine and 10 report thcr conclusions IL 10
-u,.,. .,nitv Their report ha, been Med III
y,bich IN, state that they lave made the f''l"ru
examinations and that In their opinion Hlin'y Is ho"
suffering with that fern OF mental nh'"'n'n',N "''""
Al. ln. cflity ana that he Wa In that hi'io" M"'
,b. crime of which he - inds conVl'''d Wa '"'" "
have, also received communication from ~
An, ,fi .no ll,milton of New York. In which ne
=, ,Ia, me WAS called Ia SEE >lncy III TIE Wy
Iis,u befo r. the trial thai he learned from rPu''
and Trustworthy persons that slinrS ia" H''''''
pcculinritie- Of disposition ana evidences VI "''
mind from time 10 time ever since "'rN '"""n''' :
tia, after a sunstrokc some years ago h' u''''T
c,il.,tic fits. and that lie had actually haa ",' "
,,.,,'o h,. IMPRISONMENT and that throughout his
confinement hi. whole manner ana 'oN''s'u III 49,
c,,,d 10 these about linn that he Wa '"u'''''"' "
"a, rr,,udinrs: did not appreciate The true nature
- h, alleged crime. and cared little a. 10 '''e '"'"
rbi. WAS verified upon "Xanlimh'h' ""'" p'
:, tt.,cc. of hI, weak mndcdncss ana cpl'PSS WV
discovered. A.. al, norson
Dr. Hamilton further says '"'' W."
has epilepsy lie cannot BE- SAID 10 DC At d" ,,
"'' ~, ,,, ,,h.rc a crime Of violence has been
"r,,,oa lac AN cpilcptlc and cyidrnc" u such efn'
=, ,,relv circum.antial Is Disclosed by 'h' "H"
onv of the accused, no witness being present. ~
absolutely beyond the power Of any one 10 say ",'''
,h mental comditi N Of the individual was WIZ" Wv
deed was done ,, ,ou
II think the circumstances OIL inc ''''"' 49,
,,, f., come degree TO establish slineyS nieh'"i w
oh, I am
49,, ,,, ~ t. 80 complete 10 cxemp, MN Ir,'"
crmnal responsibility, still feel that ample I"sno'
viii be dcne by committing the sentence TO '"'pv
,nnt for life. The petition for o1cmcn'y !, s's".u
,v the twelve jurymcn who rendered. Inc 'e'''''
by many PI""''" =" ROSWELL 7. FLOWER. .
sney WIN be '"Sfsgga GGim s.s a at Macs~nn
he sar as Convicted Of killing Robert Ly"n7; wa
butcher. on Chcrry-, in New orh Ivy he W" week be-
dp ADriI 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
UPECKEU BY THE SPREADING Of RAILS.
SIXTEEN PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJURED IN AN
.ccrDFNT on TIE RIO GRANDE ROAD.

ACCIDENT Oh THE RIO GR\NDE ROAD
Le,dviIl. col, April by III" spreading OF rails
the ea.thound Rio Grande passenger train was bai'
wrecked I'm this city last night and large number
Of passengers were injured. though none VIII de'
The train conls I'd of ten cars SIX OF them bcihi
sleepcrs all crowded. Tie whole train except 'h'
engine AMI imggage-car left the track ana ro'i'a
down an emhankment. ten to fifteen feet, the cars
striking In the soft mud on their Sides Inc pas
sengcrs seriously injured a. far n reported are
Mrs. r. +. Haywood, sacramento. arm. head ana
hond cut: Mrs. J. y. Wilson. Austrniia. hean CUT
+ y. Ealton, body badly bruised; Annie LShcn'
New YORK arm, head and hip bruised MIS- H.
Martin Denver. head cut; j. f. licy"or'h' -"
Gland MIMI head and back hurt: ]. \. HN''
Now York shoulder broken; J. /. Cahli Los M
c.les thigh broken: G. II. Walling slepparn' N'c'.
log brosen: Mrs f.. satcr, san Francisco h''n anu
Loo bruised: Mrs. +. 4. Guthrie. body bruised MIS-
q Wilson Chicago: Mr.. +. T. Perry, ST. LOUIS Mr.
and MR.. f. II. Pike. Chicago; j. Il. Wallace "'''
GER Penn -, a., ex
Mo-, NJ thc passengers members OF an en-.
rrsion marty bound from California for thoaeo an"
Eastern points. heavy snowstorm WIS p'''"',
,n If rho time OF the ACCIDENT and there wa a 'o h
ram11,crine among the injured before 'h'S o''''
removed to the hotels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
,yoprpTy NAYS THROAT CUT.

,..,,. ,nr,, ,-Hdmund Mahon. properly man
"'. 4. rnu,,rv Circus company, playing III '''.
o. m in this city, was fcaruly cut In the throat
IaSt night by Arthur stanton, son OF the '"'m ."s
,no.e sotcl Mahon was staying. Nahon was a'uer
,,'o ,nauencc Of liquor and had raised a'''",o,
'',,. walter. over the food served nun. I'M" na
s,on,op and Mahon got into cohhl'' j." ~" o
and Malon's throat was cut Se'e,'"s an, after
Ve''' ,. aha emf WAS sew,d up. and the IN,
I'D man removed to the hospi''' "
, r,u proLably be- fatal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

Eaird Charles Mitchell. the pugllist. WHO went
10 America with the squire and returned after
the unexpected death OF the latter, present at
the funeral but his presence evidently diStastc
full TO the relatives of Baird. and Mitchell was not
allowed to Join In the funcrrl procession. lie sent
q wreath however. Il evidence OF his devotion and
gratitude his dead patron. and entered the church
yard and stood by the side Of the grave while the
body was being lowered into the vault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
Short Descriptions

Of various values in other departments
(;entlemen's Fine Neck Scarfs,
New Tecks and GRADUATED n.IIands-Pongce.
Crere and sat!n-Ca.hmerc efects-Piaids and
figures; worth zoe, ~
Boy Fine Silk Windsors,
Plain. plaid. checks, and dots soos
Ladies' and Misses
Solid Black Cotton Hose, extra fine, ztss
Ladies' Fine Rib Lislc Hose.
Fast black boot-hish color tops, 29c'
Ladies' Fine Rib Vets, all colors, 7es
Ladies' Swiss Rib SILK Vests
White and cord-ribbon neck and arms, 09cs
Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves, but.o.s, eocs
Gentlemens Kid Gloves, two clasps. sIT
Cold Gauze Hat Rlbtons-2a ineh i-c'
2ls.inch Gros Grain and Satin Ribbons, Ice
Fine White EmbIoiderles-10o patterns. 1oc'
Cord French Chambray Skirtng-27 inch, 6oc.
Fine Emb'd Lawn skirtings. '9e'
Fine d mI.Skrtngs for ehlldren's dresses. 800
White and Cream Val. Laees-3 to inch, 9c'
Black Silk Laces-3 70 Inch, I've
Eeru and White Iaecs,
Net TOP guiplrc and Point fIrelande, 29cs
Fine SILK bourbon Laees-ail shades, Soc
Jet Band Trimmings-1a and inch, lao.
Persian Band Trimmings and Glmps, 100
Persian Moss Trimmings: worth 75c. ooc.
Fancy Lining Sllesias; extra quality, v'tc'
French Lining Percalncs-ail colors. iScs
Best Basting Cottor--rr dozen.
and full pieces Dress Belting. W.
Full Pieces Bone Casing
ard Dozen Horn bonc %
Large Pieces White Tape
ard Dress Stays-pcr dozen.
stamped Damzsk Linen Bureau Covers, no
Boys and Girls Roller skates-pair. -
Music Boxes-1 cir, Soc Paschesi Cameo ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
ANDRIECX AND MiKfT FIGHT A DUEL

NEITHER OF THE COMBATANT> HuET-TliE
QUARREL OYER PANAMA EXPOSURES.
Paris, April IN. AndricuX the cxirefect "' To-
lice who has figured prominently In the faihna
expo,urcs fought n duel TO-DAY with Deputy Henry
Maret the welknown Radical ard vgorou, oppoLei,
Of General rouIangcr Neither Of th' comhaanis WAS
hurt The cause of the duel was aniag"hl>h
aroused between AndicuX and Marct on IN
subject OF the Panama exposure. me nan nun
Of Deputy Marct. who j. the fditpr 81 me "iln-
icalr was at one time mentioned In connection Win
Panama transactions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
Ac1rArEp BY MIR IupDs APPOINTMENT
FROM FRANCE,

Vienna April 1.-The Anti Semites and the Ciere'iS
are greatly agitated over the appointment ny ~
dent cleveland OF Max Judd OF Missouri, rs Cohsui-
cens-, Of the United states at Vienna, The opposition
IN Mr. Judd being based on the ground that he Is
Hebrew, and therefore an undesirable person or the
office Petitions are being prepared. ADDRESSED 10
Emperor Francis Joseph and TO the AUSTRIAN fo pes.e
ice asking that the Imperial authorities ,a'i 'c'"'o
~ accent Judd as American Consul General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

satisfactory adjustment Of wages fer weaving Oid ana
fancy goods. The weekly statement Is rs 'olo"' :
roducton 100000 pieces; deliveries, lo''uoo' At."
ON hand. 2D,OOO: all GiX6is. Last week S'ooN'
,so~o s,les a3OOO of which -. 900 were odds ::
4 900 ofNI:i,: 5000. spots and $1,000 future.
ali, for weekly delivery April. li'~n)' Nay l33'.
uon. trne II 900: July. 5000: August. 2i.VDo {,
,..ptembcr. 10000. october. 11,oo November II =
900. December II OtO. The market /, dil ana the
uric'. /, , rs cents, nominal for oiNOis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
pREcAurIoss AGAINST CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.

ST. Petersburg. April 1.-The Zemstvos' or a's'r'c'
and provincial assemblies, throughout Russia a'e or
eanizing special corps OF doctors. hospital at'ean
and women known nursing sisters III the various
districts and provinces to care for the victims VI
cbolera IL the pestience becomes prevalent. oiuers
have also been issued for the medical men OF the
Inherent provinces TO hold meetings at rrgnnr ,nas
walls and Keep watch against the spread OF 'he cho"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
.,,.rop HILL TO SUBMIT A BRIEF.

Albany. April IA conference was hea ,ot's ~
.,o STAFF Controllers Office between united states '
or i'm. Vice President Cole OF the Nn''oh' Law
Company of Ncw-Jersey. Deputy oon'roher nv" "a
49, ~, h.s,s for computing the tax upon tie capi-
90, ~ the company employed IN this state the CON-,
,apy objects 10 the amount OF thc ,aN; ad t u,s'n
pnt,d by senator iii. who VIII submit p''ci "p
s e." questions in dispute 10 the Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

rull River, Mass, Ap'il cspcc'"p aa liz 40
market has been dull during the wreA' az" o"' ''
ma .,..ns ~ goods were sold. The stock has III
wv s~ :, 600 pieces, and is now greater than 1t has
.reas'u ,.s, MAY. The price has fallen over Is
per. ',u, and Is now quoted nominal There Is
nothing In the situation. however 'a' sses "'. ,o
facturers any uneasiness. The ae"'anm "ar.ns -.
@ ...,,. 70 su going on. the difficulty being the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
TWO COLUMNS
Epitomize Attractions That Gould Be Spread Over
TWO PAGES
Ladies Wraps and Dresses.

A thousand
New Cloth Capes
Black and Cooreiwth and without appliqucd yokes
collars triple or butterfly extra capes and large ribbon
bows.
29S......3 9S.....5 9S......7 9S......00S
Better value it is not possible to find
A. Fifteen Dollars to Fifty
five hundred
Fine Novelty Cloth Capes
single, double and triple row
All colors-with and without lace nserngs and appques
and velvet silk or applique collars. rufs and revers-
many with rich jet and other fancy ornaments and pas
semcnteries-ENtraordinary value!
A. Eight Dollars to Fifty
Three hundred
Elegant Novelty Lace Capcs
.Duse" Josephine" Empire" 1880" "Exposition'
and other shapes-combncd with Satin Bengaline.
Fae other rich skseraoeful cGects-ncluding styles
elsewhere found
A. Eighteen Dollars TO sixty
variety Of medium and Clpes for and
elderly ladies' comprising tasteful combinations Ben
galncs Fac, Imperial Cords and Satin Rhadames, with
rich lace,, velvet and other handsome garntures
styles that commend themselves for elegance and utility
Two thousand
Fine Cloth Jackets
Best colors with and without full sleeves triple capcs-
plain and appQucd-
3 9o........5 oS..........1 9S..........S %
Fully third below value
A. Ten Dollar. to Thirty
Novelties Imported Jackets
with and without silk velvet sleeves, umbrella backs,
marqu, capes distinctive features that mark the
mole exclusive OF this seasons sylche majority lined
with rich silks.
Novelties in Dresses.
silk and clotll-Rccfr, Blazer Eton, Empire and 1880
stylcs-at prices lower than equal quaitic. else
where sold.
SILK Dresses Is % TO 20 90
Cloth Dresses 9S TO 90 90
About hundred
Serge, Tailor and Fancy Cloth Dresses.
Refer Eton tight waist-plan full seeves-plain
or braid and velvet TRIM
598..........7 %. ........0 9S..-.....12 %
worth Ten to Twenty dollars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
RAN AGROUND ON HER WAY TO TIE KEN

KEEL April 1.-THE German cruiser kaisrllh ~"
gusta while starting for the United states 10 INN
mari in the cr.at Columbus naval review ran agrouhi
Ill, .,c tr,ur, the tir,.a, Belt the strait which
forms the centr,I communication between the Bhi'ic
and the Cattcgat and where navigation Is mace dn'-
cuIt bv MANY shoals. She foatcd after some
effort, wi hOut suffering any damage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
. DJSpATCH FROM HARRIS TO THE "o' H'""

Albany, April 1.-Govcrnor Flower iec'"e' INV ~
lowing Telegram last night:
Sing sing. March 81.
m A., ,to, Roswell p Flower, Executive Depart
nent. Albany: j.. ,,,uo, svour Excel
have authorized no one to pctnon y, you y ,iowe
' az my brban except my counsellor, w. r. INV
iehos "" 'r'AIiI.YLE ". HARRIS. Sing sing priSon'
Mr. Howe also las tcccraphed to the Governor 10 Wv
- oo.c, Letters continue TO pour In upon Mt.
Flower asking executive clemency Tor Harris, am ~,
number of people have called uppn a, h IN ,iew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
Parasols and Coachings.

To -cy we have novelties conveys no idea OF what
our comprises. but II you would have variety 10
choose fom-nspcct
Par,sols 81 oS 10 S-o.oO
co,rhIncs I.s9to 500
sun Umbrellas I.3o 70 1000
Rain Umbrellas I.l0 ito 1900
At TWO SIxTY.NINE.
Fancy Striped and Roriared Parasols and eht roll Sun
Observation-Disclosures shades-worth 400.
At THREE FOKTY.NINE.
Close roll coachings and 2Gnch Umbr ,llaspl lin and
shadcd-worth $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

CEN. COLLINS NOT TO SAIL UNTIL April -
BOSTON. April Lowing TO an accumulation OF "u'i
meg Consul General +. A. Collins has po''poheo ~
dsnortre for London from April o. the date previously
announced, 10 April ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
NASHVILLE LAWYER STABBED.

Nashville, April l.-Judse JON" ~ ' ,ro,nd.a
vac, ,h,, ctv was stabbed and badly wouhdH'
yer, ,., a,,ernoon by A. W. Griswcll. hrch' III tue
49,, ., deoate. had used harsh language 'o"''"
nr,swcu few days ago. and approached MIN !" II
ao sor, TO apologize. After he MAD a Ms Int n5
GrisweII stabbed him, inillcthgn se''o"
S,,,, wound Giisweli Is III JAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT PROJECTED.

Ottawa Ontario, April 1.-The Dominion Pari'a"''"'
was proaogucd to-day after one OF the shortest se7
sions on record, It having lasted only TWO ihon'"S
At O'Clock this afternoon Lord stanley 'he
General prfcceded In state 10 the senate chaiper
where In The presence OF both Houses, he dehVeru
the speech from the throne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
THE BODY OF ESQUIRE ABINGDON BURIED.

,,,..cow Anri 1--Georgc Abingdon Baird. The
..d- s,,ort,ua man. better known "squIre Abng-
Ann. who died in New-orIeans on Mnrch Is. was
buried to-day In the family vault In the churchynro
~ stitched, Scotland. The palibearers were seven
ro~sans Of the dead man. including John George
AlexsnAer Baird. Conservative member ior Sen'ls'
~-~- - ~ son Of the great ironmAstsr. william
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
Wash Dress Fabrics

The query, often made how is possible for us to sell
the quantities easy at the prices we do
name -. treat selling estates great buylng-we
could buy did sel-wc could not sell rs We
do sell did buy for cash, Invariably In quantities
no other house Accomplishment
The Wonderful Quantities. The Wonderful TJrietfes,
me WonderJut Values OF This Wonderful Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
Hence
These Wonderful Offerings.
A. Nineteen Cents

A. Nineteen Cents
Satin Eayonettes 81 inches VIDE
silky. beautiful-made TO sell at 40.
rlack with colored heurcs-colord with white or solid
coors throughout When these are gone Five dollars
nor 4 hundred could buy another yard
Al Nineteen Cents
Elmo French sateens-Magnncent designs in Shadow.
,,lacc and China enects-stylcs never before shown
II yon want TO perfection Of color printing ask for
the Exposition" designs.
Al Eiyht Cents and Thrcc.Qunrtcrs
Erocade Chambrays------all colois------siiH nnish
Less thin OF weaving.
At Nine Cents and thrcc-q"nrtcrs
Extra line Ginghams with and without lace and Satin
stripes-best stylcs-worth Is and Is.
A. Fifteen Gents
Scotch and French onch,rIs------------- &c
full assortment Of col0rs.
A. Twelve Cents and half,
Extra nnc Dress C,inghams-in mary eious variety
stripes, Plaids. Checks, Hairiines.
Best color, and combinations
Including large osortments OF Heotrope Rose Green
Tan Gray. Cobclln and other shades, which elsewhere
are shown In limited variety or not at ali.
A thousand styles for choice
Al Twelve Cents and a half
New Cashmere Flanncls. copies OF h"c's fre"'h'
Navy and White Cardinal and Black,
Ieotrope and other fancy shades in dots stripes and
many other attcrns-wa shable shrinkabe-an ideal
fabric for Summer outing well as general mousse
A. Twcmty.ninc Cents.
French and Scotch Ginghams, extra wide'
Lace Embroidery and SILK Stripe effects.
Best patterns, Best eoiofs' All "c"'
No last year designs,
Which cannot be said OF some elsewhere sold at 4oc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
Trimmed Millinery

Style. grace, Beauty. Elegance
characteristics OF all we ontr.
Judging OF customers and rapdity with
which novelties appropriated by pleased buyers,
goods and prices must be right we invite Inspection
Of stock to which each day odds variety-Large Hats
TurbaIs, Bonrcts and Toques-no two alike.
Prices Invariably Lower
tLan equal qualities elsewhere offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
AND STILL THE CRY Is
Silks.

since the days Of arandn,othcrs siIks-Iustrou<
beautiful -ilkshave been in favor.....In those
good old days" only the wealthy could anord such
dainty ATTIRE but modern buying and selling. exem.
pied In our great stores. permit Of offerings withu
rench Of the most economical.
What would residents Of
"Bowcre" and Bowling Green"
have said values such as these:
AZ Twcmty. Mine Cents
Fancy Japanese silks of excellent quaity-not ordinary
hnas IA conventional designs but Japan silks IN pleas
Ing and tasteful patterns seldom found except in nness
grades.
A. F0rty.Nine Cents
still finer Siks-32 inches wide-neat Una SNOWY uesigns
on white and colored grounds
sold until at SOC. and 79c.
A. Forty.Nine Cents
Black China Skswith small figures In white ana colo-
STYLES always but Of which supply Is usually
limited
At sixty.Nimr Cents
Satin Striped es-washabie--------woin 81 W
For Waists ana Combinations
A. for entire dresses
we also invite inspection Of
Fine Glaze 1aietas all colors CSC
Fie'd Satin De Chimes shaded ELECTS eoc
Fine stripe Taretas best shades ecc
Satin Figured Taretls new ool0rs eoc
Two toned Beneaincs I'll eolors e9c
Figured Tricotine cha ;gcablo $50
Chaneeable Be galines all colors -
Bculc;te Bengalines two toned 20
Colortd Bencalines all shades 10
silk Surchs all shades $50
Wash Siiks-32 inch eAt.a tine o1c
Farcy stripe Wash Silks 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02
So
REMEMBER, THESE SILKS At THIS PRICE FOR
ONE DAY ONLY.
WATERPROOF JAPANESE SILKS

ARE FAST COMING INTO VOGUE. YOI' CAN
POUR WATER on THEN AND THEY WILL
Not SPOT AND BECOME SOFT. WE HAVE
THESE WATERPROOF SILKS ~ BLACKS.
TOMORROW WE WILL PLACE ON SALE
ONE GREAT LOT OF PRINTED JAPANESE
WATERPROOF SILKS ~ BEAUTIFUL De
SIGNS-EVERY IMAGINABLE COLOR, IN
GLIDING NAVY GROUND. WITH VARIOUS
CCLORED FIGURES-BLACK GROUNDS,
WITH VARIOUS COLORED FIGURES. IN
FACT. 81 DIFFERENT COMBINATIONS,
ALI. At PER YARD,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-02

Albany. April 1.-work was resumed IN the con
s ructon department Of the Capitol to-day aio men.
s.us-,.r of the number usually employed, being
M cd nj work. over half OF them were s'o"S'"''