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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

Daniel David as guardian Of Marion p David.
his SON. six years old, has brought suit In the Su-
preme Court against Or. J. f. de Mund, OF hath
Beach for $4,000 damages. for alleged malpractice
Brooke e. O'Sullivan. OF New-York are counsel FOR
the plaintiff Last summer Mr. and Mrs. David
and their child lived at Bath Beach. on July q
the boy. while playing some steps on The t"ach
fell into the sand and broke his left arm at the
elbow Dr. de Mund summoned to set the
member .
The physician continued in charge OF the patient
until fall. The arm. when taken out OF the plaster
Of paris sheath. was found to be in bad shape us
position is now at an angle with the body. The
fingers are cramped and swollen. and all the lower
part Of the arm has lost its senstiveness 10 pain.
II NAV be necessary TO break the arm again. or
even to amputate IT, The boy is unusually bright
chf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
CHINA 1ND GLASSWARE.
handsomely Decorated Tiennn
IUb{e emma.

A chance 10 secure Dinner Set at about
half the usual prices. Assorted shapes and deco
ratiOns.
Dinner Plates worth fully % cts. our price.
II cts. each.
Soup Plates. worth fully 25 cts. price
II cts.
Breakfast Plates worth fulIN " Gus, our price,
II cts.
Preserve sauccrs. worth fully Il cts. our price.
: cts
price. cts. each.
Meat Dishes. small. worth fully 81 25 our price.
co cts
Meat Dishes. medium. worth fully $3.50. our
Meat Dishes. large worth fully sl.75 our price.
90 cts
Meat Dishes. extra large worth fully 81. 25.
our price. 81 20
Vegetable Dishes. uncovered worth fully
80 cts. our price. ~ cts.
Soup Tureens. worth fully $50" our price
90 cts
Vegetable Dishes. covered. worth fully $780,
our price GO cts
Sauce Turcens. worth fully sl2O. our price
80 cts.
Gravy Boats worth fully 20 cts, our price
46 cts.
Butter Dishes. with cover. worth fully 20 cts.
our price ~ cts.
Pickle Dishes. worth fully 81 cts. our price
81 cts.
40 cts.
Salad Bowls worth fully 30 cts. our price 40
cts
Tea Cups and saucers. worth fully $3.50 per
dozen our price. is cts. per pair.
Tea Pots worth fully % cts. our price. 10 cts.
Sugar Bowls. worth fully 20 cts. our price 40
cts.
cream Pitchers. worth fully 80 cts. our price
"a cts.
cake Plates. worth fully 40 cts. our price %
cts.
Chamber Sets 10 pieces English Porcelain,
assorted dccoratior worth fully s2.75. our price
81 - per set.
Dinner Sets, 100 pieces, Vienna emma, variety
Of decorations and shapes worth fully $1,000,
our price s13.7J per set.
Dinner Sets 100 pieces. English Porcelain, as
sorted colors and shapes. worth fully $500, our
price, Sc 80 per set.
Ice Cream Sets. l3 pieces. decorated China,
worth fully So 80 our price sl59 per set.
All OF our Table China. up to the highest
grades made Is marked at proportionately low
prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
IzlHMMMAz2W
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton st., opposite DeKalb Aye,
BROOKLYN.

Never mt any time has our STORE
been so crowded as on Monday ias''
such a response even to the won"er-
fuI values we offered could NOT posi-.
Div have been either expected or an
ticinated. Even with the addition oil
several hundred saIcspcOpIe. VIC were
unable to serve our customers us WV
would liked to have done. Ana ho'-
withstamding that twelve wagons
were added to our force. our 0c'
livery. for the first time III OUT
experience. was completely over
whcImcd. All Of this has. however,
bccn overcome. Our offerings for To-
morrow are fully as good as those OIL
last week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
S.vs ms WIFE WAS NOT TJPST.

PAM Fritz of No. ; Wioughby-st.. BROOKLYN
said Yesterday I'm regard to the published story about
his wlfe's arrest in New-York that II was Moor
rect She had no diamond jewelry save a PAIR OF
earrings He sent her to pay a blll IN 'ehtrs-st
ON Friday and gave her $40 She put IL IN her dress
and only had som" change In her purse Sut Wheh
n rough-looking man brushed against her In worth,
81 she forget where she had put the money ana
believed he had stolen IT, She called Tor a pohce-
man and was arrested the money being found on
her He did not know what Mrs Fritz was ar
rested for. but denied that she was tlpsy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
DRESS TRIM.WINGS.
An Offering quite as Remarkable
as That Of Last WeeE.

. ctS. per Y0rM
Tor loo pieces Cut Jet Beading: regular price
IL cts F'~'
~, II, 10 ana 10 cts. Der Yard
Tor 900 pieces Cut Jet Headings. more than 20
diHerent patterns about two-thirds OF the regu-
lar prices. Wv eN
~ cts. per- Yard
lor Cut jet ornament and plain Gimps regular
prices. sl.O0 and 1925 e"'"'
~ ana ~ cts. per Yard
I0r me Cut Jet Gimps in choice designs sold
elsewhere at $3.50 to $500 e"'' 'o'o
~ cts. per Yard
ior rancy Colored Garniture Trimming. a
inherent colorings; original price, $50.
o cts. per Yard
Trim u,o% pieces Black Silk Edges and Band
rsrmisn over 90 patterns to select FROM.
''su'ar prices. ~ to % otA ~ 'e'''' ''0n;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO

CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO HIS FANIAl'
Joseph Stevenson a machinist, was arTa'enea yes
terday in the Lee Avenue Police court Oh d c"1'
~ assaul,ne his wife and three-year- od son. Ar
thur Mrs Stevenson, who lives with her sister AZ
No 81 Central-ave.. Brooklyn was In court 10
prosecute her husband The child is In 81. cam
crimes Hospital. suffering from the injuries IN
ficted by the father. according to the mother ;
statement. The story told by Mrs. stevenson was
corrobora;ed by Mrs Jennie hoffman and Mrs.
Alice Neuwriter Of No. las Middleon-st.. where
Mrs Stevenson lived with her husband Both testi-
fed 10 having seen the child the day after the al
legged assault and declared that 1t was almost COW
cred with black and blue marks. while its lp was
cut and badly swollen. Counsel Tor NE prIso'r,
dec.ared that the charge a trumped-up one. as
his wife wanted him committed TO prison because
he would not live with her: stevenson, saln ne
vas NOT home at the time of the alleged assault.
The magistrate adjourned the case until Thurs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
50 cts. per Yard
BUTTONS.
Another Remarkable Sale.

300 gross extra fine quality pure white Pear
Buttons. 10 cts per card Of dozen; regular
price, 16 cts. per dozen.
200 gross extra fine quality Pearl Buttons. purS
white with four holes 10 cts per card Of
dozen: regular price, 90 cts. per Dozen
Is gross fine quality Pearl Buttons jacket size,
either plain or hand carved % cts. per dozen;
regular price, Is cts to sl0O
Another lot Of fine pearl buttons. white natu.
raj or smoked all with four holes, AZ cts per
dozen: regular prices. $3.50 to $3.50
so gross finest quality French Pearl Buttons
plain white natural or shaded, to sew through
or with shank 10 cts. per dozen; regular price,
80 to 80 cts.
500 gross Fancy Metal or plain Ivory Buttona
cts. per card OF 2 dozen; nave been sold a.
high as 35 cts. per dozen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

Frank Holzhouser. painter, thrN
old living at No. PIG Driges-ave, brooN''"' =
a.. ,,or,i,o suallou,.d !, dose Of paris green in
the presence OF his wife and children. because 'e
was unable find employment: MIS-. ~ w. ane =,
screams brought of her neghb 10 lbs
rnents and a call sent to 81 ,atn' -
pital. When Surgeon O'Brien arrNtei ,m,.
was lying the floor writing III nt " not
stomach pump put into operation anu .',u III
son was soon pumped out He was 'he" i'''o'
the hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
THE pOLTCEM4N CAME JrST ~ TINE.

An officer attached to the Sixteenth l'e'''i''
while patrol.lng Gwinnet;-sL, Brooklyn carry -
terIay morning heard cries for help co'''Ie 'o'''
the tenement house at No los Hus,'' nl,riat,e a
:" tho second no,r ne found Bernard Burdette. d
mulatto bending over a man who was VIE p q
door Struggling to gain his feet Burdettc he -,
large kn f. I'm his right hand and was Just aoout
10 plunge the blade into his victim wheh iHc D,,n
cer's club knocked the knife from ms hdn". II ,i
dette thcn turned upon the officer. but was quickly
sublued and locked up. The man wnon ne ,iac
about TO kill his brother, JUSTICE "'S'''''s
committed him To tail for ten days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

DR. William G. Wright. Of No. 800 Quincy-s''
Brooklyn. had a quarrel on Friday night with James
H. Rogers Of No. 22 Koscusko-st In IiqHor Shob
~ Ieyineton and Tompkins ayes, where theE hdu
Trunk freely After leaving the place they were
crossing street. when Rogers turned am St'
something 10 Or Wright. and the latter puieu OUT d
large pocket-knife and aimed vicious D'o" ~ ~
Rogers with the blade. II cut open MS scaIp anu
caused q severe wound. The injured man was taken
10 the homeopathic Hospital. but WAS ape 20 g go
home Yesterday morning The report tnat ms skull
was fractured was unfounded Dr. wright WAS
placed under arrest and admitted 10 balI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
WILLIAM RICHARDSON'S GENEROSITY.

Ex-Mayor Chaplin was asked recently to sign a
check to enable Mayor Scheren. OF Brooklyn. to use
the sum Of s2Oi So. remaining from the fund raised
for the Jacksonville fever sufferers several years
ago. for the relief Of the unemployed and needy.
Mr. Chaplin wrote yesterday in regard TO the origin
OF the fund as follows: This Jacksonville fund
owed its existence to the late William Richardson.
He suggested that such fund should be raised.
and he was himself the first subscriber. At the
time he insisted that there should be no mention
whatever OF his name In connection with the move
ment His subscription not made In his name
and his name never disclosed. Doubtless now
II is proper 10 make this statement"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
AT TIE BROOKLYN THEA TRES.

The lively farce-comedy. Jane" will be presented
this week at the Columbia Theatre. with Jennie
Yeamans in the title part. Since she has appeared
In the play 1t has been newly named 1.-The New
Jane" In the company with her are r. F. Cotton
Adolph Jackson. Joseph Allen. Master Arthur Boy
Ian Schnitz Edwards. Emily Todd Frances Stew
ems and Lazette lie Baron.
At the Amphion Theatre "The Princess Nicotine"
will be presented this week by Lillian Russell Sig
nor Perugini. Digby Bell and the "Pickaninnny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
FURNITURE.
Fine DESKS ut Less Than Then
cost tn Make.

We offer n very desirable lot Of Desks made
by the Clark Furniture Company, of Phlladel.
phia known throughout the land for their SUE
perior workmanship and finish Of fine furniture.
As the Company is about retiring from business
we bought a large quantity Of Desks at prices
which enable us to sell them at less than they
cost 10 make They made Of CHARTERED
Oak. Curly Birch and Mahogany. In elegant de-
signs. and with richly carved sweep legs and
lid Your choice for $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
10 cts. per Yard

for Black Silk Band Trimmings, choice line Of
patterns. ranging from IL to 2s inches wide;
former prices. 81 to 80 cts.
Also plain Applique and Twist Mixed Trim
mings choice high-cass goods; formerly sold at
81 25 to $l.9S.
90 cts. per- Yard
for Fancy Silk and Bead Trimmings. full line
of colors and combinations; former price. $2.9S.
30 to IS cts. Each
for $50 Black Silk Bodies, finest French make
formerly 1926 to $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
spPrSrFD OV 4 CHARGE or ARSON.

Aaron Schlang a clothing dealer at No III Myrtle
ave and who lives at No. 29 Coolest. was arrested
Yesterday upon warrant issued by Police Justice
Walsh. for arson. Fire Marshal Lewis maze the
comDlaini and set forth that the fire was started
I'm order to secure the Insurance Of 1880. 1t oc-
CURED on Sunday last Schlang had a policy FOR
& 90 in the Home Insurance Company and one for
g. roo In the Lancashire Company The investiga lions
place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

All our foreign novelties are now In stock in
Guiding the best designs in French Organdies
Swiss Pumets. Mousseline de rInde, Scotch
Ginghams. Novelty Zephyrs. English Batiste
and Percales. Glatea Cloths Printed Piques
Marseilles and Dress Linens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
DRESS GOODS.
High Ci0sS FOreigm Novelties
inst RerPirPd.

The choicest designs and colorings that have
found favor IN the markets OF the world
represented including Fflature. Dentelle. Travers
Fantasia. Picot. Nrille. Crepon Boode. and silk
and wool novelty weaves in a great number Of
DODular designs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
NEW SILKS,
AT ABOUT HALF PRICE.

Still continuing our principle of sell
ing at very low prices only desirable
goods, and at the time they are most
wanted, we shall offer tomorrow an
other lot Of Silks at about half price.
Bear in mind that Silks are to be more
fashionable than ever.
Bi0cE Bcng0iines.
Lyons doube-face Benganes two and three
tone corded designs 20 inches wide. regular CSC.
goods. at 40 cts. per yard
Lyons Black silk and Wool Benganes four
designs. % inches wide, regular $50 goods. at
81 90 per yard.
BidcE Surdh.
All silk heavy Black surah. % inches wide.
regular 800 goods, at so cts per yard.
All silk extra fne and heavy 6urah. "a Inches
wide. regular r.e5 goods at 90 cts. per YARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
In PODWIOr Dress GOOds

We offer astonishing values. in plain and mixed
materials. at 90 30. 81 and 80 cts per yard
These goods positively guarantee to be much
better value than can be found elsewhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
L1CES.
At the VprV LOWpsf Prices.

A special lot OF Silk Applique Laces. to &
inches wide at TO- Il and 10 cts per yard
Black Silk Chantlly Laces, 6-inch. % cts: 8
inch. So cts: Pinch. 40 cts. per yard; formerly
sold at 49, 50 and so cts.
Point de Gene Net Tops. %. 90. IS. 40 to IS
cts; about half Of regular prices.
Real Torchons. desirable styles, at prices that
make them exceedingly cheap.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
ABRAHAM AND
STRAJs.
FURNITURE.
NELSON, MATTER & co.
BANKRUPT STOCK AT
ABOUT 6Oc. on THE DOLLAR.

ABOUT 6Oc. on THE DOLLAR.
The second week Of our Great Sale
of the Nelson, Matter X Go. Bank
rupt stock opens tomorrow, and will
be even more cventilll than the first.
February is usually far from being n
Furniture month, yet if business were
not booming here, with such values as
are now offering, it would be strange
indeed. Our busy delivery department
and crowded Furniture Vans attest
the public appreciation of this passing
opportunity.
Bear in mind the construction and finish of
these goods IS equal II not superior TO any pro
duced in this country. and are all Of latest
designs made up for this seasons trade
CHAMBER SUITS ~ AND 3 PIECES.
In Oak. Birch. Hungarian Ash Birds Eye
Maple. Curly Birch and Solid Mahogany.
q pcs) - %. 5000 = pcs, 1900. worth 100 90
g pcsp $3.50. worth $500 q Ics, 500: worth 1906
q rcs) 1850: worth 600 = pc, ?oG7. worth 40
70 rcs) Gloo. worth 1000" - pcs 9s75. worth 1000
q pcs, 7oG7. worth 5col - pcs) 10
OF ARTERED OAK SIDEBOARDS
It O. $3.50: worth $500 q It @ 4o75: worth CSC
q # G, 800 worth COCO % ~ CIco. worth 80 80
OF ARTERED OAK HALL STANDS
~ 5000: worth 1900 A. s2ioo worth $500
Al I150: worth 1870 At - -. worth 20
At Is 10 worth 300 At $3.50: worth $500
CHIFFONIERES WITH MIRROW
In Curly Birch. Hungarian Ash and Solid Ma
hOgany.
A. so 70. worth 5000
23s5. worth - 90
~ -; worth 700
WRITING DESKS
In Curly Birch. oak. Mahogany finished and
Solid Mahogany.
At IIj0 100 AZ l525: worth 24o
At 1880 $3.50 At 2o6o worth 1900
LADIES DRESSING TABLES
In Curly Birch and Mahogany finished
At $50 -; worth $50 At sells. worth $50 90
| HAIR MATTRESSES. $1,000.
Special Offering Of 40 ID. Best South American
White Hair Mattresses dn or two parts for
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
10 cts. per Y0Id. MSfe0d Of rs cts,

for cases OF best quality half wool Challies
beautiful coors, small designs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
SlTED By 4 STOMA CT PrnF.

cnrrc, will be free Three weeks OF revival ser
vices Wilt follow the dedication.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
I,lacE Sntilh DMchesSe.

% ncs s,k w ,ae" regular soc goods Sc per Sar'
% $l.35 . 20
% $500 Wv
R,ocr Satin Peam de Sole.
All silk Black Satin Peau de soie ccc ner yard
q inches wide regular s. sl a5 sco'' Ssc
BlacE Tdfeta.
All elk LYONS. extra quality Black Tame, vsr1 d
inches wide. regular 80 Ct goous % Vs.
Br0caded IMfefd.
% inches wide. 30 new designs, regular 'ii0
"a inches wide, regular 1925 goods 81 c'' pe'
pard.
RIocE Faiiie Franchise.
All silk heavy Faille Franchise, 81 inches "iae'
regular sl.2O goods, IS cts per yaru'
% inches wide, regular slS5 goods VIC pe'
yard.
RIucE MOiye FrancdtSe.
An ell, BLACK Mo,re Franchise, ten designs
All Regular $50 goods, slO0 per yard
s2s5 $50
RIncE IWOire antique.
All silk Black MORE Antique. three designs IN
p'4'" Regular :lsS goods, 81 slG 90 per :. yard
White china sur.
All elk extra quality White Washable China
sk q inches wide, regular 50 CO.. gooos ~
cts. per yard.
Fancy Idfeta.
An Gill, rvors Fancy Taffeta Silk. ten color
inrs small plaid designs. regular 80 CT. sooo''
AZ cts. per yard.
JapaneSc Wash SUE.
an Gill, extra fine quality japanese Wash
silk 20 designs in stripe effects. regular % Co.
goods SO cts per yard
C0lOred Satin Parfsien.
All silk. two-tone Satin Parisien; q ihcne 20
vide 40 combinations. regular Slco goods %
cts. per yard.
COIOred Armurc.
All silk two-tone Armure. extra fine. nessy
quality, AZ inches wide Is combinauohs' ies"'"'
81 80 goods, rs cts. per yard
Figured Tafeta.
All silk. three-tone, figured Taffeta. q inches
wide a choice line Of all the newest coio. &
40 combinations regular Sl.5O goods, W Gus Pe'
yard
Colored Satin Peam de Sole.
All silk two-tone Satin Peau de Sole: % inches
wide black and colored grounds Small hea' ue
''s" Regular sls5 goods. s. cts per yard
" $50 $50 IS
COIOrcd Almures.
All silk. two-tone. Fancy Armures, - incn n,
vide extra fine quality. 20 combinations regu-
lar 81 65 goods 81 90 per yard.
COIOred satin DWchesse.
All silk. fine and extra heavy quality, Satn
Duchesse q inches wide. complete line OF street
colors regular $l65 goods, $lO1 per yard.
Satin PIincesse.
All SILK. extra fine heavy quality Satin Prin-
cesse % inches wide. complete line OK street
colors regular sl.s5 goods 81 % per yard.
.SwireI PeaW de Sole.
All silk Black Peau de Sole. % inches wide
with colored swivel figures. 10 colorings-
Regular $500 goods. sl.35 per yard
so25 Sl.o5
Fancy THfef0.
All SILK. hve-tone. Fancy Brocaded Taneta
SILK % inches wide, 10 combinations
Regular s2.75 goods. slso per yard.
$500 500 =
1925 1925
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
SILK SKIRTS.
$3.50. Mste0d Of 5000, $1,000
ami .$f2.OO.

for fine Silk Skirts. in assorted shades Tafeta
effects Dotted Silks Stripes and Plaids, also
Moire Silk. all Spring colors and weights, some
trimmed with fine black lace ruiles.
$3.50, Instead Of $500.
for fine Plaid Satin Rhadames Skirts. extra Quai.
ity handsome colors. gathered rufIleS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Hire Goods ana HOuschOt
SUU6TicS.

Pot Chains good size. heavy rings. cts.
Flour Sifters, rotary handle. extra strong
cts
Swimmers long handle. cts.
Dover Egg Beaters. the genuine. cts
Coat Hangers. wire. cts.
Cooks Forks long handle. CTS.
Tacks all sizes. ct. per paper.
Picture Nails. white porcelain heads 10 cts.
per dozen.
Window CLEANERS channels. cts.
Bird Seed. Fitzsmmonss standard. cts per
box
Bird Gravel. Fitzsimmons's standard 3 cts per
box. =.
starch Duryea's Satin Gloss. h. cartons. is
cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
U00den,rare AMI Brushes.

Tooth Picks. large size boxes for cts.
Clothes Wringers The Loeser. every one
guaranteed by ST.
stair busters. wire drawn. u cts
Steak Maus. long handle. white wood cts
Dish Mops, best white cotton. : CTS.
WhIsls India fibre. most serviceaole brush
made for silks or satns, % cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Crystal Ware Cooking Utensils

our assortment is the most extensive and
the cheapest in the two cities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
RyucE MOire Francdtse.
RIncE lWOire antique.

All silk Black Moire Antique, three ue''e"''
plain and brocaded effects rd
pain Regular $3.50 goods. s1oo per yard.
S2lO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
COIOvpd ArDl WTPS.

All silk fve-tone. Fancy Brocaded Taneta
SILK. 22 inches wide, 10 combinations
Regular 81 rs goods. $l.s5 per yard.
s3OO 500 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

All silk. two-tone Satin Peau de Sole - lhcneS
wide black and colored grounds s''iah "'"' ~
Regular sl35 goods. s. cts per yard
e. 20 50 "
81 60 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18
Rack F0iife Fr01ac0tSe.

All silk heavy Faille Franchise, Il iiio"e'
regular 81 20 goods, 70 cts. per yaro'
% inches wide, regular slso gooos' si-'
va I'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

% inches wide. 80 new designs ies''"'
goods SO cts per yard. -, On cts per
"a inches wide, regular sl2o goous' o. w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

Tea Kettles. galvanized iron. family Size NO.
Preserving Kettles, enameled lined. 3 at, 10
Ham I,oilers family size with cover. 9s cts
FRY Pans small size. cold handle cts
L,ry Pans large size. cold handle. II cts
Gas Stoves. the best every one WarIah'eu'
81 cts. - =,
Ir--.: 4 : s and ID. only 3 cts. per 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-18

A complexion given to the consolida-
tion question by the substitution by the Senate Com
mittee on Cities Of Mr. Reynolds measure provid-
ing for the union Of Brooklyn and Long Island City
with New-York. on the basis of equal taxation for
ALL for the so-called Greater New York bill which
passed the Assembly week before last The advo-
Gates of the Reynolds bill asserted that a vote of the
people on the Greater New-York project would be a
vote in the dark, and that IL would be folly any
way. to extend the jurisdiction OF the city over a
large extent OF rural territory. while the other
measure provided for intelligent vote on a we'll
understood question; but it appears that the
Reynolds bill has been amended so as TO include al
the territory included in the Green Stranahan
bill, with the provision that taxation shall be
equal and uniform throughout the consolidated city
or course lower in New York than in
Brooklyn. but will New-York be willing TO
share its advantage in this respect with lis
neiRhbors in return for large increase i'm
population? One thing Is certain-if BrookIynites
think they going TO get lower taxes by becon-
ing a part Of New-York they will be far more
likely TO favor consolidation than II they were sim
ply to give their separate individuality and gain
nothing in return.
Tne electric swespers on the street railroads are
q decided success. By the OF them the tracks
have been promptly cleared after the recent snow
storms and delays to travel have resulted. Then
too because the tracks have not been sprnkled with
ALT the street crossings have been kept in fairly
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