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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
NEW YORK CITY.

4 fancy.dress bail Will be given at Halcyon Hall.
MNibrook. tomorrow night. Each woman IS 70 rep
resent with her costume some flower cues "o',
the surrounding country. The Miibrook len ana
many from this city viii contribute 70 make II
br.,an; affair.
The sixth excursion o. me Amaran:h Association
vii. be he'd tomorrow afternoon and evening a.
Cornwa.is grove. Long Island
Nile Londonderry. the young woman who Is 20 go
around the world on bicycle. Will leave the C'y
Hal tomorrow az noon. one o. The provsos 81 me
trip is that when riding she mus; dispatch pos'ai
card 20 Boston every ten miles. telling where ana
how she s. as We rs ;ho condition 81 the roads
Tho route from The Ci;y Hall VIII be 20 Yonkers
ami along the Hudson 20 Albany.
The New-York Bible and Fruit Mission held It's
annual picnic yesterday on Raniais Island The
steamer Thomas Brennan was placed at the So
clety's disposal by the Commissioners Of Charities
and Correction.
The annual picnic ard summer nights feS'iVa OF
tn ex-New-York Turner Cadets VII be he'd on
sunday at Timer Park Bensonhursi -by-the-S"A'
George J. Hamilton. a sketch Of whose lie was
ruh shed in The Tribune yesterday. left three sons.
two daughters and the family Of deceased son
Joseph Kenny. the man who hal been suffering
from sunsiroke IN Bellevue Hospital FOR week
ani whose temperature had rcache! a; ore TIM
degree that no thermomcteT was able - determine
died yesterday morning.
Edward F. Ryan. %: No. 9S Eas; Four'oenth-st'
harkeaper. was taken 10 Bellevue HoSpi'a. on
"Wednesday night from doctors office a; No. 2s
Eas; Fourjeenth-s where be had gone 20 be ;reaied
for ear trouble He c,l NJ the hospiia. during ne
night. The body transferred - the morT'e
yesterday with request that an autopsy or held
the house physician saying that he clrcuns i@h'Ts
surrounding the case were somewhat obscure"
|, WIS announced Yesterday TIA; III regular ucket
Of Typographical, Union No. 8. pub she'd In NeS'cf-
days Tribune was cectci hy large majority
President Clausen. OF the Park Department. gave
a hearing yesterday 90 number of omp'o'e' WHO
were dismissed On SATURDAY for being aliens Fieen
Of them succeeded proyinS tha. 'A"y We're ciiz'ns
+ the United states and were reinsiai"l
The five liamond-cutiers who came oyer On No
Mlas1an. and Who were detained A. ELS Island
on suspicion Of being con,rac; aboroH. "eF" allowed
20 land yesterday. because there WAS not sum ''h'
violence 20 hold them.
The Tribune has received 3 from 1osie Cramer
treasurer cor such A. Have ClIc."" % King e
Daughters Poughkeeps,e y Y, f'r ne Society ~
Little Mothers anu WI forward il 90 Ms }. II
Johnston president.
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KERS.

A. q meeting OF the ST. Andrew Golf Gun al
crov oaks this week 1t vas decided 10 nave
soras q, games 'or the amateur championship 80
America cary In October The tournament WI" o'
omen 60 the members OF any golf cup III '''
T,i,eJ States The cub vi. oneT nam
championship medal 10 DE paved fof ,,
oo,icc have learned that the mysterious c'"' ""',
bel1 The men WHO robbed q number OF me p'''S
q, tho Cor,n,hlan Yacht cubs anchorage on i"'
d,v night was the Midnight. James 'ouEhh' ""o
,,os l., p,er-st uoar The anchorage. found mr.
bonkets on Wednesday night under tl' Ii a. va
nrdgc They were identified by "a
N,ar, If tho large stores in the cii\ nave ds =.
Close a, 6 oc,ock on Tuesday, wednesday an" ,-'
day evenings during August ~ ,rare
Augsnann and Henry Pate. both OF ohEy' ,Tls
married Wednesday evening by ne Ky. I1,Iscon,l
Codrn,n pastor % the Centfa' Method - Ep -
Cburch Foster G. Sade, 81 inns C. L.,
thn cas- OF g. Cornell University mas reorIr'. w.,
handsome media presented by the C.1sS 80 ,,s,
VARSITY crew for their victory over N2IulI"l ,,N
veor ,rl FOR he record made by mem ,,ari
:hev stN hod A. the meeting Oh TX tE. -,
of Po.ice commissioners. "Wednesday hb"S -
ire man Andrew J. Hea.y was tired on 0''@ -
nreferred bv Samuel Tempeion mehip3eI ~ r.
Sa,yation Army. for Illegally arresths MN ~.
night Of IuV l0 TempietOn was arguing On W.,
S9uar. al midnight with some men Nm, a ar
oficer ordered him 10 stop II" r@iusel any va, %
restAi he he'd ;ha; member Oh uIe ..<'iH'i
he had RICH, there. The Commissioners "'"''
no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
STILL ,.s1Nn HEsEHvE wATER.

Alfred T. White CITY Works 'o''''''''
.,o,. TIA, tho average daily consumption 81
.a.r ,ro. sl,rht,v less this week than IN IN" same
week last year. but the supply in III" s'oraF' '',''
vo,r was being depleted. II" dl not INNS rmi
motors should l.. used upon the rulliN l'' In,.''.
s.,,,,,,tcr Inn, nil used for business pniI",'9
sh"uiJ be- rn.trr,d The Health commits, i2nrlS ~,
,nrrn.I him that The water ~ now ara" ION ~,
,,. H., w. ~ WAS purcr than the 'rptoh WI"
in New-York and WAS better ihan tnr I'm 'i'
water = year aKo. Arrangements 30" , ilrnrenf
ro.ns. 81 that it Nigh ,asy 10, dci,r'n'ei nl
,,rk c,s needed L. purify -. ana ~ c9i'',,, ~
M"'N W.. rr,s boue beticrcl al thc TIM" So"
rules fof The sanitary protection Of H. "yo be-
80. ,,ni,ld soon be- enforced. No 'N"l. "D..I'.
i,'r1 -, ..ctlra the largest AMI pur"%t supply ''
,li,,cr r., ,ho earliest lag with th' mean" "t '''
command of the department.
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OrTGOING STEAMERS.
sArrnnAY. lrlY g
SHIPPING NEWH.
PORT or >rw.yonN THURSDAY. July g. lS9'
ARRIVED

rnn- off ,rw YORK THURSDAY. IrrY g. 1891,
ARRIVED
sf.,n.e- ftii'tnri. ,lir SMITH liverpool iuN -
f,... .u' g tr, Island 81 30 % m.
H. v'r 80, 20 oo.l. t--.,i d, H,~rius 4 Archibald
,-fi,cI 90 'h~ U,r 90 n
steamer %0fm'nn.' oGer' rno.nie IinminrE iIif ~
- .,l ~ i,r. Island 90 . . = I'D
| . ,.i,,., lev, >,ri,~l a. "a, Ear At t. -
% Dob
,,'n =, ..i,h ni.. ., 'anla a,d ii -~,r,ee p,-@~,
Steamer a., c,mt,n. 'uu,cn, Msr's,ilaser Antwerp
nix =, IN l,il,. - O, /. K,ncflr,ck Arrived a. tho
var q, e. ~
r.,r,"' ,.ni',.' o rin ,ni., ?. I'LL Fei,man
snr il,r ~. g. ., a -"
~,.lr.er Nlriilr.in Mcintosh TimIiro Jul, 10 P,o-
sr.s, iN Havana - wlih r,i-. nni -, p,.cnrors 10
,t'sm,r 3 o,,r ,ial n- I.u.a cciha span Iioaauras
o.. ,r Bar st 30 = M
1 i. o Monte . 20 Tt. is,n Si'o "a W.T., Y
5,, ANA 81 Il n M ''r'1''' '' '''' 60" AT
-,r,n,r M.rran crty Inker Cicnfucsos July 10 with
!,~amcr Wlli,ch, cIir Mo,.rs Cardrna, July II.
rs ~, m FIR, ' v a. nn" ,r nra car,eno. rv ~
w N. f"r At ; M
& f,,, - mnes ' arl'nI ~ ,n .'i Wo p'Fs
s,.om"r 1"n n"n.ns@ 'E1 ,io'r, Ginra dsys "h
~ 80 ~ rn, ,,, go, i,r i az ~" ~ ~
,,is.' AMI u r,a-ene.rs 10 4 + Ou,erirIdec -, Az
rived a., lini % ! p a.
s'rhiFt r,il,i"'' i''f' ~" '''ahs July =" with
mus ~ - r'' ~ NJ ,.., ,,...., -
''''"'' - ,, gnu NV I.'I'
N'"H' wit" ''''' am I''''"7''' " "' ~" DOMINION
- ,.-.... -. 49,, t,..,..u MI.
'',,P -" 60. ''N'"' ''''' :" ""N''
WI" u''S',
'''N li'""' July ~ ""' J. III "'"u west, Hsh'i
cloudy
CLEARED
...,..- ,.,,o.o go, u.,r,,t Portland v. tro.,,,,
., ~ '''' '''''N' '''' '' '''''' AZ ''''''''
''"l =, ,.,t,n.,. tI.u.,, n Z. ,,,
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1870. c,,,lt, ,I.r Wtnkl.r HAMBURG y,o ou.or.
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VIEW RrIES AEOrT "JicK" AyD ms MONEY!

4 new order. issued hy tn" Navy Department r..
latine 10 the drawing OF money by enlisted men. has
been received at the Navy YarI. II declares that
each enlisted person. other than an apprentice. sh'
be required - keep 70 hs cr', ON the rolls 81 tn"
-. ,.sc.- -, least one months pay. Apprentices
are rcourel f. keep two months pay to their credit
Fac, ,,.rs,r servng on board sca-gong ship VIII
no nerni,toA with the apprOya. Of M commanding
officer 10 aIo; such portion Of his pa for The sup
r, If his family other relatives. or for MS own
savings az he may desire. Enlisted mc7 will D.
allowed 10 draw money month";. ~ follows FIRST
class conduc, men, the amour. Ia" IN excess Of m"
amount 10 be- aiwayS kept to their credit on the
rolls. second class conduct men. onr-haf OF one
,non,h's nav due IN Of the amount TO b" re-
t.in.d on The rolls. ihirI-class conduct men. one
thrd of one months pay. and fourth class conduct
men One-fOurth Of one month pay du" III 'Nce'S Oh
the amount provided to b" retained
There is talk OF n Bill being introduced IN congress
vhlch will provide that enlisted man shall BE-
maid In full al the end Of each month Irrespective Of
In. conduct class. such bill Is not looked upon
with favor because II IS believed that # The men
are allowed 20 draw their fun pay at tn" end OF ehch
month there VIII be greater number OF d"sc'uons
than there would be- IL the men are obigel 10 Keep
credit standing.
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A pure cream Of tartar powder uuAS(
(''i[I..[||:;V 4 | !! Al
OF' "pure and sure"
, yEGGO ASSAULTS WHITE bOnAN'

.. ,,,,,.rr p,xns GAGS AND ROBs MRS FEN
N HER HOME IL BROAD DAYLIGHT
u-s xeuIe Fein. white woman. thiry-Ne
- "a ,h, r,othcr of a family. and living at
-. ,,s Chrvstlo-st was gagged robbed ana as
,,o, hy a negro I'm her own home Wednesday
,,,c Mrs Fein lives with her husband oa'"-
90, roi, . tailor and their five small chinreh o'
tho sacond door OF house About IL oS''N>
"Wednesday morning. while her children "e'r a"
MAY and Mrs Fein vas employed In her houSe"o''
lu,ies In the kitchen. she heard KNOCK III wv
,,oor and ,s she went toward H. the door opener
and sbe was confronted by a negro. He asKed 'or
"r,rtv named Tonee" and was told by MIS- fe'"
,b,, ma color.d poople lived I'm the house. seeing
that Nrs r'eln WAS alone the negro shut the doo'
and l,,chod +, and then demanded 10 cents as the
woman started 10 scream the negro sprang npo"
h.r with his fingers Oh her throat Hair choH'"S
her he dragged he- into the next room. ana ara"
ing a knife with one hand. ~ threatened TO XIII
her If she moved. Hanging near was ionH ro 'i''
towel and this the brute tor" down ana with MS
teeth and hand tore IT In two WIN one one p,hor
he tie" her hands behind nor, ann "ouiu :, % no
around hor neck and mouth and then tieh II 10 w
lclnost AZ she attempted to struggle. IN" Drute
struck her several times on the mouth NLt'l -
Ira; her wedding ring and n chased ring rom ~
wear Old daughter u Mrs Fein. had been iriSh''nl
iy fle negro ar he went mp. and seeing Nun GUNS
rapiliv out ~ ihc house. she went upstairs an
f,lud hey mother bound and gagged me Vhiiu
screams l,ouehf tho neighhors. who released MIS-
Tcin The cxritcrn.nt the n-ighborhood was IN
tense ,,,, H.,
quar,,.r+ AMI Detectives Hunt and Frank were De
tailed - md IA" negro Mrs F"ln couid ohi{
,l,~ rih. her aasa.laut about feet ln'h's tdI
slim. wearing black coat Bingham jumper anu
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yuorcUy To M MEMBERS or THE wHrO a. NG

7, addition 10 Hugh Darcy, the young man who
NO., sho, II, Policeman Richard j. Holland on Mon
A., ulqhi FOR refusing TO stop running when ac
%, cl 70 him. eight other men. all said to belong 10
the notorious Whyo gang were arrested on the
s,.,n night on suspicion Of being concerned In
several cases OF Notwithstanding from people who
,..r. watching the return Of the Fox chowder
80, Tn.v were Anthony COrtez No. ISL West
'rh,rty-second-s,. Mycr Robertson. No. 3 Goerck-
st. Patrick shea. No 81 Himlton-st. Abraham
Morris No 29S Cherry st. Andrew McCdbe No.
~ n,ks, Joseph Cahiil No 4Oi West Twenty NTH
IT. Patrick savin 40; % Jeferson-st, and Charles
CHARLES Bronson. OF 40. 21 Madlson-st. OF his
w'uIch lie was held In 5000 bali FOR trial. - was
Ny.r Robertson, who got timcplece belonging To-
Is ,ar Ora sphon, Of No 81 Columbia st. shea and
Morris acting IN concert robbed Charles Felnberg.
~ 40 40 East Broadway. OF his watch. They were
hsI McCabe took watch from the pocket ~
a man VINO lives nj No. 2lS ClintOn-st., and WAS
c,n,h; getting away lie had to furnish 81 900 bail
fo- trial. Cah, slavn and Smith were dis
cha .gtc. there being no evidence against them
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PATERSON.

Miss LYDIA Lewis Of 80 PSI Fiity-thira-st
Brooklyn. who Is visiting Mrs Calvin Wostervet
IN Cioodwn-st Paterson. was terribly burned by
kerosene oil yesterday afternoon. While pouring
the contents Of q four-Quart can on charcoal nre
the fluid exploded Nearly every particle OF clothing
was burned of her body Physicians say she can
not recover.
The funeral Of John Brown, president OF the First
National Bank and eX-MayOr took place at MS
home Yesterday afternoon and was largely attended
Christopher kinsey; OF no 81 jersey 81, went
day morning. seized his wife by the hair dragged
her TO the porch IN the rear Of tn" house an beat
her with a screwdrlver fracturing her skull. The
woman was removed 10 81. Joscphs Hospital in a
dying condition. Knsley was arrested.
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yew store. B'Way. Cor. 1Isf ~

- s,,,rnl,rn ,pu'om Houjer from N'''T'u'"
- Sew York passed irowls i''nt J'' -, YORK July "a
steam, etc passed Lewis Island Jnl, r, "A
s,eamcr Potomac uiD. l'ri,h; '. ,c 49,
o. I.,nr passed ttr Lizard July ~ >,,, York rulv 7
steamer Virginia ,irD. Scn'e 'r PIT 30 W
80, arrived at Sw lnemund' iuN =, ta South.
'', ..,,,.r i,hr ,,;er Hsllmers N"W '"'N' VIZ
,,,','r arrived AZ BrenerhaNen July 20 yo- sailed
s,e,r,.r W.imar t'icrl. st'""'"'N' ''' ~" ~
from Bremen july 70 Ito from, New York July
q, .,,',..I Mafrrw"g july -
.,,,,.r pr,esia Ger karlo~h t""' Wv ''' "
r,,ei a, Hamburg July % ,,.,,.- >su, York Tor
s,.,fn.r Weracndam DUTCH. l'9NN@@rr' WV Jun
Rotterdam arttn ne, lrnwn sailed from Palermo for
Wv York july - ..,-,., ,rub.ir, ,Ger) Ahrens
-. y',k Via Gibraltar arrived AZ Napi's 1n,s ,s,r,.
's,,oner ,le-a dF0. Nalliat from S,eu''e''" 49,
., Trn YORK passed Gibraltar July 20 -, .uo, ,r,r
c,.,,ner Vera Ger. fohle, >e"-i''"' sun"
C;.uoa cia Gibraltar. July 20
..- p,nen. Ur. sailed from Maceo for New-York
July - ~, ,.,c,e,er from New York July
.l Al, July 20
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HACKENSACK.

A case Of drowning whore witnesses on shore
we're powrrless 10 give assistance. occurred In the
Hackensack River. at BogOta, yesterday morning
An unknown man. apparently thriy-hve years DID,
went in bathing. After being In the water short
time he was seen TO throw up his hands and sink
Como bovs who were on the bank OF the river saw
the man struggling in tho water, but they were too
late 10 be Of any assistance The body was not
recovered. The clothes or Inc man, Which were on
the bank Of the river consisted Of fine underwear.
lace shoes. blue coat striped trousers and yachting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
sruurn ScHooI or rRrNlRr MrrHoDS

Aflurv Park J1v o. fSpeoiaib-The third day
session 81 ~. Summer school OF Primary Methods
fo.da, opened with devotional services by L. j. !.
Hishop OF S-w-York Miss Dmoek closed nor
work iy exhibiting a number OF interesting OBJ
i.-ts missionary iols. flowers cut paper. etc.
anI shovel how 20 us. those I'm teaching the
Bible The subject OF Mr. Beckels musicA' i''tur,
il, IN. Afternoon Wa 'l'rimary ClOirs." lie told
how 10 organ7o. rain and utilize a choir OF
children Mrs Samuel " Clark. Of Paterson,
= pr.riden, OF the Ncw-YOrk Primary Teach
or.' mon taught the Sunday-school lesson FOR
August lp and lecfurcI on the Use oi charts l
frif,,1t, teaching Amon@ the arrivals 70
day are Is Mary T. Work hcyeriy MISC Apple
rat. Re-. Bank Miss T. Newcomb. Elizabeth,
and Mr- Edmund T. Lukens. oxford Furnace.
y Tnis afternoon. at &c. an address "aS
delivered De- Mr.. VI g. Kennedy. Of Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
SUp WtyTS VAPPfNT rOR MONA MINED WEBB

Mrs Nefeesa Keep. the cx-secretary Of the
brotherhood Of fslsm. who was accused by Mo
BANNED Webb and his wife with having s;o:en the
,,,a,as and hooks from the offices Of The Mosem
World" in East Twenty hirdst.. went to Jefferson
Market Court yesterday and wanted Justice Hogan
70 issue warrant for the arrest OF Webb ana MS
wife for conspiracy. Mrs. Keep Informed the Jus
ice that the books she had been accused OF stea-
tnr rad heen found by her in East Thiriy-slxth-
49,. a., hacked in a box. and consigned 70 Webb at
i's,er park Justice Hogan tod Mrs Keep mat ne
could do nothing for her at present ana ADVISER
her ;. return 10 court next Monday.
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70 INVESTIGATE THE GiRElGH QUESTION.

Mayor Gilroy has decided TO have a thorough m
vest,eaiioa made Of the different plans Tor me INA"
disposi;on Of garbage. For this purpose ne mas re-
auested ex-May0r Franklin Edison eS-foS''n"S'e'
General Thomas l.. James, lieutenant-' oinmahu'r
,u,oi Dcish,ntv l. 8 - who Is In charge OF the
harhor for the Government; President 'harIeS ~
Wilson of the Health Board, and Sirert-CIeanlhs
Commits soner Andrews 10 act as an AuNsoI! WI"
no,ttec 10 make an examination Of the SUBJECT -
commissioner Andrews yesterday openeu ON, one p,I 20
Tor sunnlyinc an electric disinfectng pihn. 4.
RIkers Island This was the only bd received u, ~
was from the Wooif Electric Dsniec, ,hs Mani Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

Whether you are going away or are
already at the shore or in the noun
tains, the resources Of Our outilttlnS
stores are within reach.
Whatever want develops, be it bath
inc suit, yachting cap, tennis shoes or
other apparel for man or boy, line to
us will bring it quickly.
ROGERS, PEET s. co.
BnoAbWAr warren,
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Established 1919.
0@M3Mw}@
prraiway cor 1ist -.
Third a. cor 1884 st
New YORK.
Fou, Brooklyn stores
Established 1915.

On, reputation and leadership IN
p,ys' Claiming is ocean bound.
II did not come 10 us by acclueh'
either Few regulations TO.
t'I he news to you to learn lhal tue
haitian class of clo,hers in all the prln-
cin,l cities of the country use our Boys
Clothing. and have for - years.
Drop in some day and see how we
do il.
ye,r store. B'Wnv. Cor. 3Isf 81.
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ORANGE.

The tax rate for the city Of Orange was yesterday
fixed at 2Ss This Is an Increase OF six points over
las, wear and five OF these due 10 the Increase
in the county rate. The total valuation Of the city
his wear IL IS 272 300 against S9700D last year. an
~
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HOME NEWS.

ppoyrxrNT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
PARK AVENCE-State Bank Superintendent
Charles NJ Preston. Of Albany. ST. JAMf'o-r-N
Mavor David c. Robinson OF Elmra. y. Y. WIND
SOR-Ex-GoyerHor John q. A. Bracket OF MdSSa-
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WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

old Guard excursion 10 ROTOR Poni.
brighton Beach races $50 ?. N.
F'unera. Of George Montague. Zion and -. lih'-
cthy's Church, 10 a.
Parkway Driving cub races. Gravesend = D. ILL.,
Meetings OF Park and Police CommissonerS'
Music in Battery Park by 69,h Regiment bd'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

MINIATURE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sarrf,e - sunset ~ Mon rises ... Moons axe -
HIGH WATER TO-DAY.
M -,r,. Il.x .2,,;,, Island : - iI" Gn'" p
o. Il sand. ii .k - Gy- Island g - Hell cate Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

Finest scotch and Frenc"
roce Cord and B7uret'e ,ouo
efec,s-value -.
Fnncv OntIng Flanncls -,
non shrink ble-value l2is '"''''''''''''
knottcd MuiIs-GornI designs ~
light and cool fabric value 10 .'''''''''''''
Fine French Brocndc Snterns anu
Navy and Black grounds ~. ''''''''''''
200 picccs japanese Dress Silks 90.
RIack and old-2+ and p inch"s "i"' ''''''''''
Figured PonEre SILK" On
>, inches wiae-darh grounds ''''''''''''''
,Jnpnnr.e Wnsh SILKS M
=. inches wie-ght colors.. '''''''''''''''
White Habitat wash silks 80.
~ inches wide. '''''''''''
All wool storm scrges ~
~. AMI BLACK extra quality. -
All wool Imperial srrgrs 90
30 inches wide Savy and hia'N''''' ''''''''''''
All wool French Flnnn~is m
and finest Al Wool Challles. ''''''''''''''''
All wool Tailor Cloths ~
and Rroadwalc Diagonais-34 IT mes. '''''''''''''
,u,acrcd PcrcnIc shirt Waists
white and coll. reduced from Id .'''''''''''''
Fine French sntccn shirt Waists
N,,,- anil Dlaci-wer. ca and 2''.--.....' was
Ladies' and Chiidr~n's Fast BLACK Hose
extrn quality szes-usunliy - .'.''''''''''-' %
Indies SWISS Ribbed Vests
all coio-s ribbon run-usuallN ?;
,.d,c.. cnu,c nrd BaIbriggnn Vests
high neck sic~v"s-usrally 3'-.... ''
Mems Lnundcrcd NcgIigrc shirts
with collar and cuffs attached 100
Mon. UnIbrigenn shirts mud Drawers
SILK bound an sizes usually 90 ~
Mon. pcppcrcIi jean Drawers
reinforced arI double seated "
TnGetn silk sun Umbrellas
N,f,iral hanles-yalue
silver Plated Fruit Knives
pearl handle worth ''o
n.x-r.,bi. T1nsrI Tapestry Portiercs
oriental d.sgns-werr ~. ..................''' "'>
Hnlnnc~ Turkish Rugs
mostly Hall Runners 70 q long ............ ~
ucxIcnn Grass IInmmocks
famine Number One Alligator Bngs
leather lined -pa'ert hinge
COVERED frames nickel locks and catches
Is inch SOS. good value n, 90
10 inch one only a buyer.
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ZOO full size Ladies' Dress Trunks
Canvas covered iron bottom
70 and % inches worth % .........,..''..''. -
sole Leather Trunk straps
y worth % '''-'''''- 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27

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