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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
MOUNT VERNON.

The Democratic Common Council (seven Demo-
Gratis and three Republicans of Mount Vernon.
passed a resolution Tuesday night which has
aroused much adverse criticism. because 1t is sus
pecied that ii Is part Of reported programme
10 make a complete Overturn Of police and other
city officials and employees and appoint only work
ing Democrats in their places. The resolution
sends ali ordinances relative to special meetings OF
the board and provides that special meetings may
be called by the Mayor or any three Aldermen. by
appointment. in writing. 10 be filed with the City
Clerk and by serving personally. upon each mem
Der OF said Common Council who has not signed
such appointment. a copy thereof least two
hours before such special meeting. or by leaving
such copy at his place OF residence at least TWO
hours before such special meeting In other
words. a special meeting may be called upon two
hours notice. Inasmuch as many OF the members
OF the board New-York business men, a spe-
cial meeting could be called without any prospect
OF the Mayor who Is Republican any OF the
Republican members being present. Three mem
bers calling the meeting could 50 arrange il as
send out the notices after their political oppo-
nents had LEI, the city FOR their business They
would not receive the notices TIL their return In
the evening. by which tine the business Of the
meeting could be done Edward J. Fiste the Demo
cratic nominee for Mayor. was elected president
az the board with six out OF ten votes. At the
same meeting. Edison Lewis. the Republican nOmi-
Mayor upon the ground that he had been declared
by the board of canvassers a elected and had
filed his oath of Office. The communication was
rejected by party vote 10 3.
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SHIPPING NEUS.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK-THURsDAY JrNE 81 1884,
ARRIVED.

PORT OF NEw-YORK THURSDAY. JrNE 81. iN'f
ARRIVED.
Steamer Dr. Deca s g, a.; Jun" m. a T' at
mdse Sew York shipping Co. N'i'N'' d" WV
sim ~ Beacon Light ,np Ander.on em"n June l.
steamer Fo~erene on heInsra, , g., Theips Bros
Arrived at the Har At 80 , m ,..,., Ma, az r,cr
tnn and 1;ihraitar Iunc o. with general cirs' 70
Phelps Bros 60 Ayoi at me iar :, or T,ramarbo
Ma n Demer,ra June 2 Trinidad .. raIuian' . u
%@4a s' f. , iSSma H. Aux case. = aal PER- rGc~
IG With ndsc ana - pis.eng"rs 10 knnh"i'i '" At
rE Eas at A Ta mar MOI ".cn nracoa - ay Wit"
s.,mcr Grccrlanls dRr. couiIlari Gnna n",' VII"
frgi, To- M'n", Para Iock~ood colon June ~ with
nJ ~ passengers 10 stamford parry Heron Co.
AG5ca at A.miS ar al ~ Fcarce rampco II
re- Vrro cruz June Progress H. with mds"
M " Sc ycT Mne and Me,ican s'cam,hp Company
steamer II Sol. Mason. Ne~-or"anf. DAYS WIN mas"
% 81, ~ g. Augustine Gnskl. JacksonVlle ~
DAYS Win lumber 20 yellow Ine Lumber COMPANY N''
SCI To- Mp'In nnsas CITY Fisher Savannah June ~, with
mdsc and passengers to Il l. MalST ,.,.,,,, ,,o,s
o and rassenscrs t. the Old Dominion IS CO.
STEAMER GiI dominion couch Norfok. win mds" and
% Margareihe remcn 10 days with mdse to owner
nark Rn',is,na Madrc dia Marln SMYRNA 50 days
win hI"icr roo, ia5 roscre,c %caihcr
sandy Hook. y J. Janc - $3.50 > m-"'nd sour"
west. light breeze parry .' ,prn
Steamer Guyandoue, walker West Point-od Dominion
steamer Herman Winter. Nlckerson. Boston II
| Dmock .. g. 49, ,-,..,,,o,. .,c
| via Nassau James Ward 60. .
steamer CrectIands Glr coullard Ghara. Cuha-Mones
steamer Pentccost Cakes Passport Ne John Roberts
/ steamer Yorktown. po" Norfolk and Newport N""s
| Od Dominion - CO IT,,
steamer Schcdam U)uich). Brouwer Amsterdam-funch.
/ Edge q 90. , -, ..,.u,
/ W j. Munron -, - -,
Sickle
steamer Maracabo. Sukeforh. Curacao. Maracaibo and
-Ioul,on Bliss e ballctt
Steamer sophie GER. Hugo. Dover for orders-Gus'
Heyc
Kerr g. co
James Ranklne.
Steamer saginaw Rockwell. Cape Hayten. San Domin-
| 20 City etc vita Turks lslnnd-W 7 clyde & 90.
SAILED.
Steamers scotin (Br). John H. Alvena (fIr) Jere
| mie Kingston and Port Limon; Amrum 'Ger Nuevitas
| Bca Bellido 1Brl Matanzas and Caibarien; Yorktown
Norfolk and Newport News; Santiago 81 Jago Cenfuegos
| etc via Nassap: City Of birmingham, Savannah
| schiedam Dutch Amsterdam Massiia Fr). Marselles
Saginaw. Cape Hnytien. San Domingo City. etc. via
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NEWS FROM THE SUBURBS
WESTMINSTER COUNI1.
YONKERS.

A. ,oo,ol Meeting Of the Leo Association OF
xonLors hold last night r. J. Renahan Mchael j.
Walsh and John J. Logue were elected ueiesa.eS ~
the National Convention Of Catholic 1ouhe men
Societies which meets at Plattsourg' on july o.
on Wednesday evening. Ammakassen 'ou"-
oil Dauehters of Pocahontas elected the following
oN1cers for the wear: Mrs. Joseph Braddon. Poca-
bontas Miss Jennie Crofut, Wenona; John j. SIoan
Powhattan; Mrs William Nicely, prophecies MISS
f. Kunzemuller. keeper of records MISS -
SchraGg collector OF Wampum; Mrs Dahlei be''''i
keeper of wampum: William Beairsro. trustee
The forty-eiGhth annual commencement OF the
Academy at Mount ST Vincent was held there yes
terday afternoon. The exercises took place IN the
large hall. which prettily decorated TOT 'he o'
casion The graduates were Miss Catherine +. fHZ-
gerald. Miss Lillian r. Johnson. Miss Agnes A
Moran. Miss Mary +. Mclaughlin. Miss Catherine
NJ Quinn. Miss Regina c. Schmtz, and Miss Mary
c. Sweeny Archbishop Corrigan Of New-AorK'
presided at the exercises The salutatory was de-
livered by Miss Fitzgerald and the vale0ctory by
Miss Schmitz Miss Quinn spoke in memory OF
Sister NJ Rosina. and there was music hoth mSru-
mental and vocal The Board Of Governors
of the CITY Club met on Wednesday evening and
elected the following members: George C. Andrews
OF Tarrytown; Alderman George II. kaler. Assessor
Michael T. Mitchell, p J. Flannery and - W.
Johnson Of Yonkers. The Entertainment Commit
tee was asked to consider the ACCESSIBILITY OF giving
a clam bake in the near future. Al the meet
ing of Shaffner Encampment l. o. Q. T., held on
Wednesday evening the following officers were
elected: James d. Mcintyre chief patriarch; Will
lam J. SlaCe high priest. William TOmpKins, sen
Tor warden. Henry Eckert. junior warden; William
J. Lord scribe; D. T. Tashiera. treasurer. Three
candidates were instructed in the mysteries of the
Golden Rule and the Royal Purple degrees. .
The annual dinner OF the High School Alumni As
ISOLATION will be held Friday evening, June % at
the High School Building. Tho members OF
the Trades Bowling Club held their first annual
outing yesterday at East Chester William
r. Cummings Of Dobbs Ferry and Miss Anna NJ.
Cronk were married on Wednesday evening by the
Rev. S Parkes Cadmon. pastor Of the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church at the home OF the
brides parents MIR. and Mrs. I. r. CrOnK, No 2l3
South Broadway. Samuel Cummings brother Of the
groom was best man, and Miss Sadie l.. CrOnk.
sister Of the bride, maid Of honor sir. and Mrs.
CronE will live DoObs Terry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The funeral Of Edwin =. Ide. who died
on Sunday at . p. m. in the Tompkns Avenu" Con
gregatonal Church. Members Of Altar Lodge. F.
and A. NJ. and Of RiigewOod Council. X. a. Will
attend H. The Rev r. n. Bridges and the Rev
c. ". King VIII conduct the services. Mr.. Ide was
10 have spoken at the Sunday-school Convention In
Utica next week.
Mrs Florence J.. Glldersleeve secured divorce
yesterday IN the city Court from DR.. Charles
r Gldersleeve Of St Peters Hospital. on
May u a letter addressed In a womans hand
writing was left at his home 80. 80 State
St. addressed TO him. His wife opened II and
found that the writer. who signed herself Lot
tie" made appointment 10 meet DR.. Gildersieeve
the next day. She allowed her husband to receive
the letter without knowing 1t had been opened. and
employed a private detective TO follow her husband
the next day. He met the woman. and they went
to the St Denis Hotel and registered Mr. and
behalf Of the defendant IN court. and Judge Van
Wyck granted the decree at once.
Hancock-st. between Tompkns and Throop ayes.
Is being paved with asphalt-a circumstance to
delight the hearts of uptown bicycle riders.
The following sign. to be in Greene-ave..
seems to require explanation: House and Carpet
Cleaning. Cut Fit and Laid"
The will OF Joseph Cohen. of No. 100 Nsrnon-ave,
leaving his OF s20 600 his widow, <hich war
contested by his sister. admitted 20 probate
Yesterday The sister alleged that the -'Snature "a
the will was not genuine but II was shown that 4
had been made while standing at a desk. and tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
LITcHFIELD ESTATE TAXEs MUST BE PAID.

A decision has been handed down by Judge La
conbe In the United States Circuit Court in the HI
ration over the estate Of Edward II Itchhed 10 pre-
vent the sale OF the property by IN" city FOR ar
rears N taxes There Is about $500 30 due in ar
and interest upon lots Ia South Brooklyn W hen
the Registrar of Arrears advertised the property
for sale for arrears effort was made to secure
an Injunction. This IS denied by Judge lAcombe
and he says the only remedy is.to pay the taxes
and then institute an action against the Registrar
Of Arrears
+ W Hlnrichs. Registrar OF Arrears: has asked
an opinion from Corporation Counsel Mcdonald IN
regard 70 East Side Lands property stu owned by
the city. and upon which arrears or taxes nave
been allowed 10 accumulate. lie desires 10 nave
these wiped out In some legal way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
NETWORK CITY.

Heated Flats To Let" is not an engaging sign
at this season Of the year.
The seat next the window. which obstinate.y
refuses to Open Is not popular in weather Ike that
Of the last few days
Patrick NJ Brady has kept gambling resort at
No SO Eighth-ave. for long time. but 1t was
not until early yesterday morning that Police cap
tain Haughey's men managed 10 get in and find
men at play. In the Yorkyilie Court yesterday
Brady was held for trial, and two Of the others
were fined.
\ musical and literary entertainment VIII be given
by the students 81 La Sale Academy at Niolo
Garden on next Tuesday evening.
John w. Brown who suspended from the
Stock Exchange five years ago on account Of his
inability to meet his Obligations. was yesterday re-
insiated.
Valentine G. Hall has been elected member ~
the Stock Exchange to take the seat Of George h.
Watson, jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Mayor Schlcren called the attention Of his fellow
members o. The Board OF Estimate yesterday TO inc
charter provision that the amount OF money 70 D"
raised In the tax budget outside OF that prov'iel
for principal and interest Of the city ana county
debt. mus; not eyceel per cent Of the assessed
value Of real estate for the preceding year. lie
said this provision had been violated last year He
dId not wish that TO De repeated this year. CON
troller C0rwln agreed heartily with TINS.
sGual ~ police presented. through their spokes-
man. p II Bowes Of the Seventh Precinct, an
ar,peal for the raising 81 salaries OF pairOImen 70
tIe limit allowed by law which IS N,2D d year.
There are llC) of these pa,rolmen ana ihey AK 10
repliad that the board would be glad - pay the
police well. but the amount 81 the tax levy cou.a
not exceed a certain amount
Tho board then went through the estimates ior
the county departments the second time ana cut
them down considerably. 1t Is expected That VIZ
30 Viii have 70 be cut of the county budget ana
10000 from the city budget
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

The Jersey City Board OF Works yesterday dis
missed thirty fodr employees Of the old ring. and
one resigned. Their places were filled with com
petent men. The changes az the Belleville
waterworks and Ia the pipe yard.
When the North Hudson Railway Company be-
gan 10 lay It's new trolley tracks In Summt-ave..
Jersey City, yesterday Henry Meyer Of No. 1861
Summit-ave forbade the workmen TO lay any
tracks in front OF his house as he had applied Tor
an Injunction. The men paid no attention 10 MIN,
and he then procured horse ana wagon and
drove upon the tracks II required several police
men to remove him. and the work was continued
under police protection.
Albert Randall Of Jersey CITY. who convicted
on four counts Of forging checks on the Cox Towing
Company OF New York was yesterday sentenced
BY Judge HudsDeth to five years In State Prison
on each count. the sentences TO run together.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Charles Walker the proprietor Of the Second
Ward Hotel White Plains, became derious ycster-
day morning from the effects Of morphine. and
found wandering along Railroad-ave. He was
taken TO his home and placed under surve-
lance. The unfortunate is about sixty-hve
years old and had been addicted to the morphine
habit for years. The outdoor fair and
festival Of Union Hook and Ladder Company, held
yesterday afternoon and evening the Athletic
Club Grounds. was largely attended and successful
financially The town assessors have nearly
completed their abors . Commander l.. y.
Long. Of Cromwell Post. G. A. r. has been APP
pointed ai1e-de-camp on the STAFF Of National
Commander Adams Of Massachusetts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
PATERSON.

Ths Passaic County, y. J., Grand Jury did not
come into court yesterday at Paterson and ask 10
be discharged as was expected 1t was said that
.he Grand Inquest would report the competitor or
It's work to-day. There were many rumors. now
ever. regarding It's probable findings
Sister Euphemia. Of the Sisters OF ST E"zabe n.
stationed a; Madison. Y j.. died Wednesday In 81.
Josephs Hospital. where operation had been
performed She had the veil for twenty-five
years.
The Public Park Commission gave n supper TO us
and surprised him with the gift OF cut-g.ass
punch-set. Mr. Strange late.y resigned from the
Park Commission, from the Board of Trade. OF
which ne was also president. and the presidency OF
the Paterson National Bank and his action is at
tributed by many 10 modification with the poor
projection Offered to him and other silk manu-
fac:urcrs threatened by labor agitators during ths
recent weavers strike, when dynamite pomp
was placed near Mr. Strange's house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

Selling like mad neglige shirts.
And they don't come back, though
everybody knows he may have his
money if he wants it
The secret is: People like the looks
of EN-: buy 'cm; try 'cm on at home
and the shirts fit-what negllge
shirt, tit OF course; We aren't going
to spoil the looks of good clothes by
selling poor shirts.
We hope we shall always be as
lucky with straw hats and rusSct
shoes is We are now.
ROGERS, PEET & co.
nuoADWAY Wfr~n.
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Opening Of State Club. No. % East Twenty second
St. evening.
Police investigation. County Courthouse 1890 a m
Conev Island Jockey Club races. Speepshead Bay
2:30 =.
Brooklyn New York baseball match Polo Grounds
j.
Staten Island Academy and Latin School closing
exercises. Stapeton p. m.
Saengerfest. Madison Square Garden
New-York Yacht Racing Association. ONers
S p
Pratt Institute commencement Brooklyn p m
Good Government Club E. No. S3S East Twenty
third-st.. S p.
Music in Battery Park. by 69th Regiment Band
D. m.
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THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN FORTS.

steamer Runr d'u iiaddock. from Network June H.
arrived ~ Liverpool Jun' n ,,,
l1r York June - 49,.
Steamer Mississippi h'rl Gates. from New i"'" jun
- arrived a. London jan" u ~, In.
chicago cit, I'M S"nd'l rom NV 'N Jun"
= arrived ~ Hfl@tol Jun" = ......,..,
Mannheim Ni"fD, lio'lck hiI'n H"h '"N''''
for Sew York June - III.
steamer Mtssasot dir. Murray, trom 'lhHg""'' S"''
from fnr Nsw York June 10
steamer Mareca O|r. Rhode. from New DIX juno .
f.r ABERDEEN arrived Il Newcastle juno II ,
Steamer tlirl. Hnckrn tr m ''l'hn'S''' '''''
from shields New York Jun" ~ H.,
steamer Fuerst bismarck tGcp Ah"rs New lo PIX TOT
so,thomrf.n and Ilremen passed the Lizard Jun" -
steamer Calico O{rl Whiton. from Ne" lork June
for HUI passed TraWle Point June Il . 81. -.
steamer Safonia Ger, schmidt rom '"W oIh -,
| q f,r thristansnnd etc passed dunno" heal Jun" -
steamer Grimm ,Ger,. Stenge. from New YORK June =
arrived a Hamburg June - -.
Steamer deutschland Uicrl. IhncklaSe from f"'''"''
for New York passed Dover June =" . E., -
steamer Spree eri. Meiss'l from New YORK June -
arrived Al HremcrhRycn a. 3 y m June Il .
| Steamer Werkendam NlutchD. Bakker, New-iorh LOT
| Rotterdam arrived a Boulogne June II
| steamer tRr. smith from Ne"-iork June /" i"'
| Alden passed Gibraltar June ~
steamer ,Ci"r. Pohle. Tor Nc~-l"rk VIA "pfal
| TAR sailed from Genoa June Il. :.
steamer snragasso drl, sailed from Barbados Tor Ne"
,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
4 HOSPITAL CORNERSTONE LAID.

The exercises or laying the cornerstone or the no"
building Of the Memorial Hospital for Women and
Children took place yesterday afternoon az Gas
son and St Marks ayes Many friends OF the insti-
tuition were present. Addresses wer- made by
Mayor Schieren Assembyman John H. Burtis. the
Rev Drs C. Elwood Nash and Lindsay Parker and
others The Mayor put the stone In its place. The
hospital owns q plot Of ground 20 feet deep by 20
feet in front and 1872 feet IN the rear. The entire
building Will cost 1921 but the main part Of H.
costing $4,000 Will only be built at present. Mrs.
John II. Burts is president Of the Board OF Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22
NEWARK.

william H. Reynolds and Alexander Stone. two
Democratic ward "heelers" who were indicted for
interfering with the Board OF Registration OF the
Jst District Of the Fifth Ward. Newark. during
the registration in October of last year. were con-
yicted in the Court OF Quarter Sessions yescr-
day the Jury agreeing on verdict IN Few min
utes Major Carl LentZ. chairman Of the Repub-
Ncan County Committee. was one OF the principal
witnesses against The defendants. The case VIII
hN annsni ed
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WEST MOUNT VERNON.

Father Albinger. the rector Of St Jacobs Ger
man Or. c. Church parish. will to-day sign an
agreement for the building Of a new church edihce
on the parsonage grounds. The new structure
will cost, exclusive OF interior furnishings, S45G0
St Jacobs parish has been organized about fifteen
years. The new church will have a seating capac-
lty Of
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TARRYTOWN.

Leavi Bagley. sixty-seyen years old. an English
man. committed suicide yesterday morning by
jumping from the Main-st. pier into the Hudson
River Bagley before he jumped overheard told
people that he Intended kill himself but heed
was paid 10 him, because IL was thought he was
only joking. Word was sent 10 Coroner Miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

HOME NEVIS.

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BRI'NSWICk-The Earl Of Dunmore and John
DeKoven. OF Chicago. CAMBRIDGE-Thomaz de
Souza Roza recently Portuguese Minister at Wash
ingion GILSEY-Thomas McDougall, Of Cincin-
natl HOLIAN Nd Speaker George X. Maiby' oil
Oedensburg MURRAY HILI~-John Newell. OF
Chicago. VICTORIA-Chevaler Won Tavera. Aus
trian Minister at Washington and DR.. u. Jimenez
recently Secretary of War % Salvador. WINDSOR
Ashley Pond and II. b. Ledyard, of Detroit.
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AFF1IRS ~ BROOKLYN.
HER SKULL MAY BE FRACTURED.
4 TENANT OBJECTS TO THE LIGHT BEING OUT IN
TIE HALLWAY AND BRuTAILY KICKS
THE JANrrGR-A DESPERATE FIGHT
WITH HER HUSBAND

VIII III-I' IT NI''Nt'17'
George Dennis who lives in the apartment
house at 40. ~ Belford-ave., returned 10 MS
hom. late on Wednesday night. somewhat under
the influence Of liquor. and began 10 find fault be-
cause the hall lamp was not lighted. Mrs. Har-
riette Sullivan. the janitor Of the house. heard
Dennis swearing about the Hight, and told him mat
il was after hours for Hight 10 be burning
Dennis thought otherwise and started 10 light ne
lamp Mrs Sullivan then reached up ana took m"
lamp from the rack. This so cnraged him that ne
struck the woman blow IN the face she ieti 70
the floor and before she could regain heT icet
Dennis kickcd her about the face and BODY, Mts
SulUvan's husband. who had been ATTRACTED ny IN"
noise ran OFT AMI grabbed the assaiant OF ms
wife lust as he was about to Kick her again. MTH
sullivan was unconscious. The men ioNSht n'sp'I-
Sulijvan Policeman Milligar arrived about TINS
,in,r and arrested Dennis. Mrs. sullivan was taken
10 :, Catharinc's Hospital. whore her condition -
said to be serious. 1t IS feared that her skui. Is
fractured Dennis was held yesterday hN Jusilc"
Goetting 20 await the result OF the womans IN
iIrcs
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ron SALE.
VILLAGE RESIDENCE
AT CHESHIRE, conn.

Largo house in good condition. good stables IN" lawn
many ,arf-tf q fruits thcshr" "a N"w Haven ana
Northampton branch ). =. II a II X T. ana M"il
ton and Waterbury branch y l. * y T.. 10 miles
n.rih r Sew Haven !" miles from waterbury : milo
rom Mcrit.u o. ~olf'f the Episc pal Academy ~
Connections. q f,mou. military scho. Or hoys Address
T. BOX 40. Hartford. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-22

,.,os 73.c
Doihle-uidth Tawns-neat styi's 90 a.
pordered Lawns-al over hs "'e a..
r'h' D ,'-.a da,n,v STYLES were % l2'2'
4o-Inch batstes 'a'".y ,,.ss ,os, coors 7a.c
Fancy Wool Finish ChaIiies '"'' % -,
Satin stripe Challies WIZ -' en-. -.
Fine French Saccns-sk styles
RACK Navy. and Coors-whH figures ~
Dress Lengths Of 10 cent qualities
Fine Fancy Percales-yard wide
Extra heavy shifting Percaes
Fine French Ciinghams-32 inch-were 81
Fine Scotch Ginehams- 81 inch-were q
Novelty Zephyrs- hundreds Of styles
Fancy Ginghams-elsewhere l2a
Fancy Ducks-best quality
Fancy Ducks-white and tinted
Plain Cardinal Navy ami Linen Ducks .
rmported Dotted Swisscs-horal figures ~
SIX finish Muls-~ere 30
Figured chinas-lieht and dark grounds
Figured Chinas-32 inch vide %
Black Japan Slks-2i inch wide
White Habutai Snks-27 inch wide
Black SIX Surahs-2i inch wide
Figured Tanctas- chanEeable effects ~
striped Cheviot Suiungs-,alue p l..
All Wool storm Sergcs- Navy and Black -
All Wool Figured French Chaes
Fine Illuminated HopsacSnes
large assortment In new coorings "''
WIDE Fancy Iaces-Butter shades-were % SIC
Black Chantilly Flouncngs-al silk-i5 inch ~
Cream and Iuter color 1nscrtings-i and IL In. -
COL and White Ernbroidcries- 20 > inch q
Chillrcns Irish Point Skrtines-21 inch ~"
colored Pin Dot swsscs FOR Dresses l-'ac
White DO; Swis-cs-werc % l''
White Dot swlsscs-were - -
Dotted Lace stripe I.awns-were II l-'sl
Tuckings-GG tucks to width
Hcnstitch Huck-l inches long were - i'c
All Linen Dlmash-iG d" wer" i I"-'
Tursh-crcan and white. ~ inches long were 10 ios
All Linen Napkins-Dnner slze-doz 80
All Linen Napkins-Tea sze-ioz Use
ReaAy.made Pillow Cases-best quality lie
Four1uarter Brown Sheetinss -
Feather Proof TicHlngs-fancy stripes "'''
BLACK cotton HAIR Cloihs-were 10 80
English Lining Satecns-wcre 10 ~"
B.s, Lining Camhrics- All colors 80
scotch Lace Curtains-real lace effects -
Readed Bamboo Portieres-ful length :"
Chenille Portleres-high dado-fringei -">
Woven Spot and Figured Muslns-4oinch 10
French sash Musins -l'achei figures l''
Iapanesc Gold crepe praperes &c
FANCY Figured China slks-32-inch 80
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