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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
Bones-H7of and bones, $500 per ton.
delivered
Bees wax-l5disc.


DRUGS.
Quotations based on small lots TO re-
dealers. Antipathine, per ounce. 50c;
Acetanlid. per ounce, Zoe: per pound,
O0c. aee,ic acid, Per pound, 10c; carbol-
iq acid. crysl., per pound. 3Oa32c. mp-
riatic acid; @. p, per pound, nc; nitric
acid, 2. p. per pound, pc; sulphuric
acid. @. p. per pound, 22e: tannic acid.
bulk. per pound, $1.2J; alcohol. % per
cent, per gal. $40. less Sc for cash:
alum. per pound, 4c; antikamnin, Si.O0;
autitebrine per ounce. 25c; antlpyrene,
per ONCE, $l.40; ammonia. carbonate,
per por !. 1Oc; vltriol, per pound. BiiSc:
lhne ,ss per pound, soc; blue oint.
nsnt er pound, soc; borax, per pound.
l2WlSc; camphor gum. per pound. S5ii
DC; capsienm, powdered, per pound. 25c;
cocaine muir. cryst., per ounce. 5000;
copneras. per pound. 2msSc cream tartar.
@. r, per pound, Boo; grocers. per
Sl.25: ether snlphurlc, u. S. p, per
pound. 15c. gum arabic. first nick, per
pound, Doc; shellac, per pound BE;
glue. brown per pound. 1eH 16c; gine.
white, per pound, zoe; mace. per pound.
soc: mercury, per pound. T5c: mornhine,
?. * w. Is ounce box. per ounce. So.35;
2 l-2 ounce boxes, per ounce. 1920; ounce
bottles. per ounce. $40. nuimcgs, ner
Mound, Tn: castor oil, ner gallon, 81 20
an. 81; olive oil, per gallon. s1.10; lin
seed oil. ner gallon; 5'Nd5Sc; sperm. W.,
Y nor gallon. 81 20; opium. per pound.
S265; opium, po.. per pound S3G5; Rnck
pepper, per pound. l5c: potash bromide.
uer pound 47c: potash. chloratc. Per
onnd, DC; iodide, per pound, &2A;
quirlne, r. & w, 1-ouucc bottles, 3Ic;
cans. per ounce, 35c; quinine. 7 & W.
b-ounce cans. pcr ounce, 32c; r. & S.,
gninine, l-onnce walls. per ounce. 33c;
do, bounce tins. 2Sr; 25-0unce tins. per
or. 2Sc: lO0-Ounce tins ner o.. oGc; sal
soda. per pound. . 1-t0d2 l-2c: salt peter,
refined per pound. Zoe: salt meter. com.
neroinl, &c; salts. EPSON. per pound,
English, kegs. ner pound, &c; sulphur,
5-harrrl iots. 21-2c: sulphur. flowers,
small lots, &c; spirits tupentipe. marke,
rnte. per gallon white lead. Collier &
Southern, S. p, per pound, O Lac 3-ic.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
suNDRIEs.

Cordnge-Sisal rope. half-inch basis,
s lie; MANILA rope, ten-inch basis,
ton Irvine. 1Rc: 5-ply inte Irvine. &c.
Bags--64 inch. S-ounce. 1-2c: 40
Inch, S-ounce, 01-4c; AZ inch, 1O-ounce,
l-2c.
Seed-Rye. per bushel. soc; turuip
seed. per pound. 25c; alfalfa seed. per
bushel, $3.50; johnson grass seed. per
barley seed. per bushel. Coo.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

Retail list-Brilgcport, car lots, 1925;
. TO 10 tons. S4.T5: l ton, $500; Meal
ester. Jenny Lind. Rouse, Maitland Rob.
inson and Wnlsenherg Goals. car lots,
S5.15; to 10 ton lots. SG25; ton.
S6.75; one-half ton, $3.50; Monarch. Vic
tor. Santa Clara. and Gilmore Goals. car
lots, $3.50; 3 to 10 ton lots. 5000: two
tons, SG2j: one ton. $3.50; one-hnlf ton.
$3.50: Briar Creek and McIames coal.
cnr lots. 81 %; to 10 ton lots $3.50.
two ions 81 70; one ton, $500; one-hnlf
ton, S3.25; Monarch egg. car lots. Sl.2h;
3 to 10 ton lots. $3.50. single ton. Sj75;
anthracite pennsylvnnla), car lots, Sll;
anthracite COullol . TO 10 ton lots. 50;
single tons $500: one-hn,f ton. S.:
slack. 4Oc: oar loads. S3.2j, Thurher.
car lots, $3.50 per ton; Cameron, ner
ton. IS; two tons. S7.75; 3 to 10 tons,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
OYSTERS, FISH AND GAME.

Oysters and Flsh-Oysters bulk. I5d
soc per 100 counts: per dozen cans.
So %; dressed catfish. 10c per pound;
gulf fish. Zoe per pound: shrimps. per
pound. 15c: crabs per dozen, Zoe.
Game Prairie chickens. 81 O0G2 90
per dozen; quails. 81 OOGf1 80 ner dozen:
Mallard ducks. per pair. Coo; Teal ducks.
per pair. 35c; canvashack ducks. per
pair, 50d60c; rabbits 81 per DOZEN deer
saddles, per pound Z lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
WINES ANn spIRITs.

Whiskies-Reedfed s10O62.00. as
per proof: 1-yenr-old and upward. S1.G0
M210; sour mash 2-year-od and upward,
Si.a0n5.00. ms per age; extra fine 5000
@10O0: blended whistles 81. 0Ofi325
Wlne-Pure grape, per gallon. Si,OO and
upward.
Braudies--Pure Tennessee npp'e. 50 y;
rure Marylnnd peach. $3.50; domestic
Cognac, 75cd $3.50; imported, S6.5Od9.25.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
CASH PREMIUMS I
To Subscribers.

Commencing October 10, q register
has been kept OF each yearly cash sub
scrlption received, and each ono mum.
bered in tho order In which 1t came.
Tho subscribers numbered as below
WIN receive Immediately on registra-
tion OF their subscriptions the sums OPP
poaiie the numbers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
MONEY An EXonANGn.

New York. Jan. 4--Nloncy on call at
l@l l-2, last loan /, closed az per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. l-2fi5 IL.
Sterling exchange frmer, with actual
business in bankers bills at 4.S5 3-i6t
4,S6 for demand, and at 4,Sl IL for
Silver certificates, 90 SIS.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

Poultry-Old hens. per doz.. S2.25;
spring chickens. small. per doz,. 81 40:
fancy, large, spring, per doz,, S2.25;
ROSTERS, per doz.. 81 %; turkey hens
zoe: gohhlers, T5c; geese, per doz., 500;
ducks. per doz.. 50 90.
Eggs-Fresh, without case. lie.
Rutter-Fresh country, lie; choice
creamery. 20G23c.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

SPECIAL TO the Gazette,
New Orleans, La, Jan. 4.--McElroy &
Co say: Futures-The continued talk OF
probable early and material diminution
Of receipts Is having its effect upon Liver
pool, as shown by the firm Closing nj an
advance of 4-C4d. Spots also were firm,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

Oysters -Ohe-pound, per doz., poe; No.
., per doz., Sl.Sl..
Fish-Alaska, No. 1. salmon. per dozen.
Sl.40; Columbia river No. / salmon, ppf
dozen, S1.15; 1-pound mackerel per dnz
Sl.35; American sardines. lis, per case
S4,3o; French sardines, LIS, per ease
Aleats-Po,ted ham. IL pound. ne,
dozen, IJc; notted ham. 1-2 pound. nei
dozen. S15O; Vienna sausage. 10 pound
per dozen, Sl,21; Vienna sausage. 1.ponnd
per dozen. SID; lunch tongue, 1.pounl
per dozen, s. .I5 Clipped beef. IL pound
per dozen. Sl.50; Clipped beef, 1.pound
per dozen, $40.
Vegetables Thrce-pound tomatoes
SIPS; 2-pound tomatoes. St.10; 2.ponnj
corn. choice Sll0; 2-pound corn. fancy,
1.35: 2.pound string beans. 9Oc; 2-pounj
marrOwfat peas, SI25
California, frults-Two and one.hali
pound peaches, SIPS: . 1-9-ponnd anrt
cots, SlSl; 10 pound pears. s. ~
. 12-pound plums, Sis: 9 10 nnnd
muscnt granes, SlS5; = 12-pound whit
cherries, $3.50; 1-2.pound black cher
ries, $3.50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
81 LouIs lnE srocK.


81 Louis. No. jan. --Cattlc-Natiycs
steady rcxans strong; fair TO good ma
hyee 81. IJJ4 go; fed Texas steers,
50. 40ff3 60 grass steers, So .30d3. 10;
cows, 81 30fi2 10.
less- Market strong; butchers weights.
-. 1910 ~ u; MIXED, Si.90ttb %;
light. 50. l0U5 30.
sheen-Alarket firm; fair to gooi nut
tons, S36li
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

New Orleans In, Jan. i,--(Spccial -
Sterling - Commercial 60
days.. ..,....,...,....,,a slyf@l e2A
Francs Commercial, 10 duYa,j 2lif
New York sight Bauk,,... pnr
Commercial. ,......., 80. 100 dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
LIVE STOCK.


by Asso, lated Press.
Chicago. H.. Jan. 4.--Cattle-A Market
lower. Extra steers. S5.J0n5. 50; fair
to good. 81. S0fI5. %; medium, 81 500
4 %: olds, 50 2sllI %; fed Texans, 81;
Hogs-Market tribe stronger; rough
heavy, 81 UcdA 80; packers and mixed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
HNInERr,s FoRruNE.

~ Associated i'rrs4,
Milan, Jan. 4.--Secolo declares that the
,risate fortune OF King Hlmbert OF Italy
mounting to 10loO1OO1 lire. has been de
posited with the Lonlo house Of Boths-
rtNds. The Sec0O also says that the great
~ The civil list at the rate Of about 10000
wv lire per year.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
THE MARKETS.
LOCAL MARKETS.

Cotton-Low middlng. 15-1Gc; strict
w middling, G3-1Gc; middllng, 6T-10c;
riet middling, 69-1Gc; good middling,
II -l0c.
I. 27e; 1o0-ounce tins, per o., 26c; sal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

BY Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 4.-The report
thai the Pennsylvania railroad intends eX-
tepding Its system to Omaha is charac-
fcrlzed by Second Vice President Green as
AbHurd. It being the settled policy OF the
conpany not TO build or acquire any lines
West Of the Missouri river.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
HTnFs. W00I. ETC.

Hides-Buyers are paying Dry flint.
salt '5as i.9e; butcher i green raSii 9dsc.
WoOl-Light medium, 15d1Bc; low
medium, 12d14e; Gue, Pale.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

by lfH7v1lITtI IIFa71
Kansas City, No. Jan. 4.--Wheat--
One cent higher; No. 2 hard, %; No.
., red. 5iM-J5
C1rn-Hhf cent higher; No ., mixed,
% "a; No 3, white, 30 1-2d3l.
oats-Scaree; No; 2, mixed, 27Q27 IL;
No. ., white, 2Sa.2S II.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 4.--Cattle mar.
ket steady to stronger; Texas steers,
S2,2S0i.OO; shipping steers, Si.0O0n10;
Texas and native COWS. 81. 5Ocd2 so.
butchers stock, S2OOdil5; stockers and
feeders, S2,S0d3I0.
lloes-Market 6dl0c higher; bulk,
So.0QI0.l0; heavy. packing and mixed.
4S5do.20; light, workers. aud pigs, $3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
nxcnANan Ar aALYnsroM.

Galveston, Tex, Jan. a-(special.) r.
Sterling 90 dgys..,... q
New York sight. ................... y dis
New Orleans sight. .............,. y dis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
FINANCIAL.
BRITISH coNsoLs.
rXonANaE Ar NEw YoRK.

New York, jan. 4. ESPECIALLY
Sterling Bank 90 days...i s8H@i 81
Commercial, 10 daya.-...,..A S3Sf
Rel, hmnrks- Commercial, 90
duys., 49,. ..,..","...oi 9-ioIs9l%
Frnuus-- Bank, ~ days. "....5 20
Commercial, W days.........o 2OE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

81. 1915 10: primo, heavy aud butchers
weights, 80 35I5. 40; prime light S5.35
Sheep-Alarket SLOW: top sheep. IS. 90
al. 90. top lambs. 81 .0,kil. 50.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

In addition to this novel contest thu
semi-Woekly Gazette offers the fol,
lowing
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
TRrsH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT

egelablcs-Cabbage, Northern, per
pound, 1-2u3c; potatoes, California,
be. bnshcl. soc; onions. per pound,
. l-2H3c; seweet potatoes, per bushel 30
6fT5c; sweet potatoes, Northern, per
bushel, $3.50; pumpkin yams, 81; sweet
pepper. per half.bnshel basket, 4Oc; celery,
soc per one dozen lunches; beets,
SI5O; sugar cane. 2.5OG3 per 100 stalks:
rnd.shrs, 2O635c per dozen; lettuce, 4Ud
Doc per dozen.
Fruits California lines. per box. STA
1.50: Northern apples, per barrel, 50; pei
per box. Sid4.55; oranges. per box. So:
Rlucfclds bananas. per bunch. 81 0nM
So, Concord grapes. per basket. 30N35c;
pears. per half.huShcl. 81 so: bushel box,
50 no: California egg plums, Der crate
50 %: California Kelsey plums, per
crate. 50 90; California lrnnes. per crate.
So %: quiuchs ner hushel, 81 90; Bart
lett pears. per hoN. 81. %.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05
CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES

CRACKERS. CAKES AND CANDIES.
Crackers -Aulmals. 12c; Boston butter,
Sc; butter Uc creams s lie: cracknpls,
l5c; cracker meal, tie; oyster pearl Oci
oyster excelsior. Sc; pretzels. BE; cream
soda, Sc; snOwiakes. lie; soda &c.
Cakes and Jumbles- Eleven and one
half cents. fruit, suliana. he; ginger
snaps. lie; grandmus cookies, Zoe
lemon snaps, he; WATERS, 15c; sugar
cookies, Zoe; stage plnnks. Sc.
Candies-Caramels assorted flavor 3.
mound boxes Zoe; gumdrops. a Il, as.
sorted flavors. 5-pound box. Hoe; japanese
strips, cocoanut flavor. 5-pound box, 05c
rock assorted and white, G5c; French
kisses, per box, 65c; chocolate creams
Al, soc; lemon drops, frosted, per box
&c: burri almonds, per box. 9Oc; creams
hand maze. twelve varieties. 90c; pea
nut block. G5c; peanut bar. per box, I5c
lozengus. assorted con. 5-pound box
zoe; mnrsh-mallnws. cherry brand, s
pound box. Sl,25; mixed candies, pals
per pound. lie; crystal cnt. Sc: daisy
II VI creams, 12c; stick candy, in pals
Z 1-2c,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

FREIGHTS FROM GALVESTON
Galveston. Tex, Jan. ESPECIALLY
BY steamship FROM Galveston, Tex
To Liverpool ..,................, io-eid
10 Continent. 80. 49,. no. 81.
no New York .i8c per 100 lbs
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-01-05

Tho price OF Tho Semi Weekly Ga.
zette, Issued on Tuesday and Friday
OF each week. eight pages, afty-siI
columns TO each number, Is only
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
GOOD TENNIS on PROSPECT HEIGHTS.
FIRsT-RATE WORK DONE ~ TIE CLUE TOUR
NEY-THCRBERS SIGNAL VICTORY

FIRST-TATE WORK DONE ~ TIE CLUB TOUR
NEY-THCRBERS SIGNAL VICTORY.
Some hrst-rate tennis was yesterday after
noon on the courts Of the Prospect Heights Tennis
Cub, Cnion-st. near Eighth-lve.. brooklyn The
best work OF the day done in the match be-
tween w Parker and Thurber which was won,
rather Unexpectedly. by Thurber. Thurber lost the
first after holding the lead for time. but
showed good staying qualities. and by some cX-
ceent voleylng and smashing finally defeated the
West Side expert. Parkers usually accurate fore
hand drive was trlne weak and seemed 10 have
drop than speed.
Fischer forged the front by heating Bo-twick
and MCGOWAN rather easily. McGowan scored his
first victory over Arthur Taylor, and Alfred Taylor
ing the tourney to resume his studies at Harvard
The
Edwin T. Fischer. Knickerbockor 7. G.. beat ..
NJ Bostwlck West Side r. C., G-4 G-3. Henry T..
West Side r. c., 60, -. Dr. w. y Frazer Kings
County r. g. beat Frederick :. Parker, West side
r. G.. 6-3. 6-l ". Gordon Parker. West Sidc r.
g., beat Arthur Taylor West Side r. G.. Ct. Ct
Il. - Thurber Kings County r. C., beat ". Cor
don Parker West Side r. g. 81. -, Ct Edwin
=. Fischer Knckerbocker T. C., beat Henry T.. Nc
Gowan Kings County r. c.. G . 60.
The totals are: Fischer , won: Frazer. won
". Parker, Won lost: Thurher won l9si;
Taylor / won lost; +. Parker, lost. Parci has
not yet played. but has scored victory by default
The Prospect Heights cub VIII 80 out Of exist
after the present tournament ana It's grounds
viii become the property Of II new organizauon the
week and probably hold its tournament in the third
week In May.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
AT TIE BROORLYY THEATRES

The final performance Of grand opera in Brooklyn
this season Will be given at the Academy Of Music
Saturday evening Of this week. when Carmen"
will be presented. Nine. Cave will sing the part
with which her name has become Identified. In the
cast will also be Signor De Lucia, Sgrd Arholdson
Miles. Ibb.is and Bauermelstcr. and Signor Com
zeski. The entire chorus and orchestra from the
Metropolitan Opera House will also appear.
At the Columbia Theatre this week the first pres
en;ation Of the spectacle America" In brooklyn
will be made The performance will b. the same
at the Metropolitan Opera House In New-NOrk
and the Auditorium In Chicago 1t Is promised 10
those who have not seen ii that this shOwpiece viii
be a revelation Of the possibilities OF stage spec
tace. The scenic effects. the rich costumes. the
paraphernalia and the brilliant baets said to
be finer than anything ever seen Ia brooklyn. In
addition the feats OF the Schae1er family eX-
pected to create IA sensation. There said be
200 persons In the production. 1t will be given
every evening and at the Wednesday and Saturday
matinees.
The play this week at the Amphon Academy will
be Gillettes "Mr Wlknson's Widows" 1t will be
presented by Charles Frohmans comedians Miss
Henrietta Crosman will be seen for the first time
in Brooklyn the much-dstraught Mrs Percivn
Perrin. and with that exception the play viii have
practically the original cast, headed by thar well
known light comedian, joseph Holland
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15

Cover, Cloth Jackets In light tan. gray and
dark mixtures. also black and navy Cheviot. all
made in the latest style with Dropping sleeves.
full back. half fitting and REFER fronts, sizes
% 70 49, AT - - and $3.50.
Ladies' Suits short coats. open front. wide
lapcls anI a full skirt IN tan Covert Cloth; Cuta-
way and Blazer coats and skirts. in fancy. tan
and brown mixtures: Double Breasted Prince Al
bert Coats and SKIRTS haf-llnc1 I'm tan. navy
and black. all taior-made and pcrfect fitting sizes
- t. 49, a. s315. $3.50 and So 30.
Spring Capcs. In broadcloth. Undressed Worst
81. SILK Molrc and silk Sicilienne. trimmed with
lacc. ribbon and jets. short and medium lengths
with rufi,es over shoulders or yoke effect. all
sizes s. 90 ;S75 and tll.75.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
SEUING 1CHINES
tf Prices for the People.

We offer Sewing Machines. perfect In every re-
spcct. and as good In every way as have mere
toforc bccn sold AZ three times the prices now
asked
THE GOLD MEDAL MACHINES made es-
nociallv f1r Us. were awarded four medals and
diplomas at the Worlds Fair.
40 .. bent wood $1,000: until now $500
No. (. plain $1,000 until now $500.
No. T. bent wood. $3.50 until now $1,000
No. >. bent wood. $500. until now $500.
THE ENTERPRISE perfect In every respect.
s40O. until now $4,000.
We guarantee all these machines for five years
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
CARPETS.
the Adr0nf0ges Of Selecting from
LOI'Ne 1ssOrfInpu

purchased at low prices. can be easily demon
strated In our stock
For this week we offer a superb line of Plush
Carpets-the best wearing carpet made for the
money-at So cts. slOO and 81 % per yard
Mottled Carpets In Administer Moauette
Smyrna and Tapestry at 70 cts. 90 cts and 81 90
per yard.
Best quality extra heavy Ingrans. all wool.
65 and 10 cts. per yard usual prices. Is and 30
cts.
Complete lines Of Tapestry Brussels at so 65 -
and 50 cts.
China and Japan Mattings as low as sS 30 per
roll Of 40 yards. All the different qualities at
about one-third less than regular prices
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
KITCHEN CROCK ERY.
Ve Inrite u Comparison of Prices

yellow Bowls. cts. 10 so cts.
Yellow Baking Dishes, 4 cts. TO IS cts.
Brown Teapots Il cts. 10 45 cts.
Sarregucmnes Bakers. 40 cts. to go cts.
Jelly Moulds l2 cts. 10 % cts.
Pie Plates. 3 cts. to s cts.
Yellow Colandcrs. % cts. 70 so cts.
Yellow Butter Pots l3 cts. 70 s. cts.
Mintons English Butter Pots, 10 cts. 10 $500.
German Egg Poachers IS cts. TO so cts.
Imported Coffee Filters 90 cts. TO s2.25.
Pipkins. 10 cts. TO 80 cts.
French RamikIns white. cts to 25 cts: deco
rat ted, 90 cts. TO sl.5O.
Natural Shells. cts. Double Shells, IL cts.
Also thin Crystal Table Tumblers, engraved,
with band, cts each.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
GARDEN IMPLEME ENTS,
At LOWest Prices to Start the
Season..

Garden Hose 3-py. warranted and coupled
Z cts. per foot
Garden Hose Reels. extra strong. SO cts.
Garden Rakes. II teeth. IS cts.
Lawn Ral<es. extra large wood. IS cts
Garden TrOwels. best steel. cts.
Garden Sets. pieces. IA cts: smaller size. cts.
Pruning Shears. "a cts
Garden Hoes large blade. best steel % cts.
Garden Sets, pieces. large sze best steel.
81 cts
Garden Forks. extra strong. best steel. 75 cts.
Hoe and Rake combined. best quality steel,
Is cts.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
rOP IT'S BIG MEETING ~ NAY.
ARRANGING FOR THE SESSION OF THE ANh"'-
CAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE Ap-
vNNCEMENT or SCIENCE

ARRANGING FOX lhfs Hi.'''i'.' - +''''
CAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE Nd
vANcEMENT or SCIENCE
A. tho call Of Mayor Scheren two weeks ago
number Of men interested in the sciences met 10 con-
slider ARRANGEMENTS for the meeting OF the America"
Association for the Advancement of Science 70 ue
held in RrookynAugus Il to 20. committee oi eisnt
was then appointed. ana yesterday morning al ''S' :"
meeting, Of citizens in the city Hall heard their re
mort Professor Truman j. Backus presiding fro-
fcssor Franklin Hooper. of the brooklyn institute
road the names Of the officers elected for the brooA
lvn meeting and Of members cf committees Inc re-
mort was adopted and permanent organization el-
fected All local arrangements for the August meet
ing Will be in charge of these committees Inc o'"-
GERS elected for the meeting are: President Mayor
Charles A. Scheren; vice-presidentS-lruthan d.
Haclus David II. Cochran, Rcar-Admirai bancroft
Ghorarii Maior-General q. O. Howard Dr. = ~
Uoacland Charles II. Levermore. the KeV' sylvester
Malone Bishop Charles Edward Mcdonnell Nl'I'aih
II Maxwell Charles NJ Pratt. Bernard Te'ers
Frederick A. Schroeder. John II. Schuman' III
Alexander j. &. Skene. Benjamin d. SHHmah' tue
pc,. DR. Richard s Storrs. J. s 7. Stranahan fro-
fossor Charles l.. West. General John u. Nood"arn
treasurer. Felix Campbell; secretary PROFESSOR
George W. Plympton.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
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Our stock Is always the newest and fresh's''
our ,esortuonts in al departments are the most
cor,pl,te. and our prices invariably the lowest
LADIES' CLOAKS-We will offer this week
at greatly reduced prices complete lines oi JACK
cts and Capes in the newest designs
Iugh-class Imported Garments in MORE ana
Cloth. trimmed with jet passcmentcrie and lace.
former prices $3.50 - $ll5.Oo. reduced to SOU
$3.50 5000 ana $3.50.
Embroil Tered Lace Trimmed and Jetted Capes
reduced from $3.50 TO $25. $3.50 10 S-Voo $--''V
to SIS. $li50 to $1,000.
Other Capcs reduced tc $500. $3.50. and 800.
Extra fine Tallor-made Jackets OF finest I'M
ported CLOTH and lined with handsome coored
silks. former prices from $1,000 to 5000 reduced
10 $3.50
Jackets in the newest Spring styles In Blacks
and C,lors. beautifully lined. reduced from 5000
to $1,000. and $3.50 to $1,000.
Other Jackets $50 $3.50 $3.50. and $50.
Ladies and Misses Tailor-madc Suits I'm Serge
Chcviot and Covert Cloth. at $3.50, $1,000 $l2oo'
$500 10 $500
Special prices in Misses and Chdrens Jackets
and Refers.
DREssMAKINC DEPARTMENT. Polite at
tcntlon and competent management have made
this one - our most attractive departments.
All work done in the best manner and at rea-
sonablc prices
Ta!lor-made Suits and Riding Habits a spe-
cial,y.
Mourning orders executed at shor; notice.
2s. 2s 30 g. 81. Ss FLATBUsH AVE.
AND
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
LACE CTRT1INS.
RcJ,fctj0Us Hut HOM GOOd as
LOpU as the GOOds Last.

Nottingham Curtains. fun size. 10 patterns
81 As per pair instead Of s. 90 and s225.
Tambour Curtains patterns at $3.50 per pair
instead Of s75 and $3.50.
Irish Point Curtains. Q patterns. at A9o per
pair. instead NJ s7OO: patterns at $3.50 per pair
instead ~ $500
Also. Figured-all-over Chenille Portieres. extra
heavy quality s775 per pair. instead OF sioOo
and $l2 90.
Couch Covers. 20 inches wide, in Turkish de-
signs and colorings. s225.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-15
SKIRTS IND SHIRT WAISTS
Uery SpeciM offers To- MOrrOw.

Gloria silk Skirts double gathered rufns
corded. in Spring colorings s29s instead Of AA
Black Satne Skirts. gathered rufie. FINISHED
with three cords. 9s cts. instead of sl.S9.
Black Satine skirts, double ruiile, edged with
black lace 81 %. instead OF SIS.
Ladies' Laundered Shirt Waists. in striped Per
Gale, regular 50 ct. quality. at 5S cts.
An assorted lot OF Laundered Waists. N@
quality. at 70 cts
Also a lot Of Colored Lawn Neglige gowns
regular 81 p quality. at rs cts.
Three specials in Cambria and Muslin Night
Dresses at 9S cts, sl.09 and sl.19.