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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
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EROOELYN NEUS NOTES.

Navor Scheren told Senator Owens yesterday
that he was opposed to the iatter's bill providing
for an additional high school in the Eastern DIS
trict.
Bishop Iitlejohn started for Bermuda yesterday %
be gone several weeks.
A verdict awarding $3.50 as damages WAS re'ufn n'
+, .,o c,,reu. Cour, Yesterday in the suit OF DR..
,r,ouas p Norris against the Brooklyn Elevated
Railroad Company. lie was injured two years ago
nv driving into some Orders lying in the roadway
The Memorial Arch in Prospect PARK piazza u 10
he Illuminated with electric lights on the evenings
OF Sundays and holidays. beginning 'hls evening"
Red white and blue lights will be used
Mavor Schieren reappoIntel Coal Inspector T. r.
va.rs Yesterday. The pay of the place has been
reduced from 5000 TO N.JO1
picborl Butts. fourteen years old. broke through
rho ice at the steamer pond In Flatbush yes'er-
day while skating and was rescued from u'o""-
ing by others who were on the Ice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
CLO1K DEPARTMENT.
Our Grcat Cir0ring sue CON-
iuWPH.

500. $50 and $50 Jackets for slso. sS-'o ana
81 90
Sl2 - and $3.50 Jackets for $50 and 800
Sl4 - and 5000 Jackets for $3.50 and Sll'J.
$40 30 and $4,000 Jackets for $l6oO.
All Of our handsome imported Nantes. Capes
and Carriage Wraps at much less than cost OF
importation.
Sl2 - cloth listers for $50.
vI7i ana $3.50 English Macintoshes for
Sllj0
81 90 and $2i.75 cloth listers for $i475 and
$3.50
$4,000 and $3.50 Cloth listers for $3.50 and
s225o
\ limited number of Velvet Plush Capes
with Worth cape collar. all beautifully lined
with serge satin. some trimmed with jets ana
fur. others plain $3.50 and si9,j. instead Of
$27 - and $3.50
Suits and Costumes reduced TO one-half or
tvo-thirds of original prices.
An extra discount of 90 per cent on already
reduced prices II Tea Gowns and Wrappers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
DR. JAMES JOHNSTON To LECTURE

one result Of The Illustrated l,.tufr the Lincoln
Club Broohlyn. last 1hursIay evening. On "Wlai "a
Physician Saw IN Arica" ty D.. jane Johnston. =
Janoica " l. was that "a" 'vr' Ay young Scptrhusn
q. Eug,nc Bcril to president - TIE club called him n
his Introductory remarks "vtd tAr following day
naffeiing oI.r for a 81 lectures. The off.r
was from MAJOR Pond. Who duod with the ynun. eilHr
a. clubhouse Thursday evening ana aftrwIId
10 his ~ the club paor. The uaJot-
been accepted Nv a." cocior. and Oh" tom - The Gul
STATE, and Canada Win beiu wiki Introductory lecture
in NeN-Nork City within tine IcNt two weeks Inc
circumstance l. interesting. q. u vas IN tie Lincoln cub
paors al, that GEORGE K,nuan delivered bis nr.t lecture
GA hl. sibc.lan ,Ap'Ucncfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
DOMESTICS.
Remember TINT Om' Prices are
.1iWUyS the LOWcSf.

You can easily satisfy yourself Of this fact.
Ionslale Muslin. I cts. per yard.
Fruit Of the Loom. cts.
Wamsutta gig cts.
New-York Mills. 9ia cts.
Utica Nonpareil. 81. cts.
Alpine Rose. 10 cts.
Pride of the West, II cts.
All of these Muslins are | yard wide.
Tnbeached Muslin. yard wide. ) and cts.
per yard: regular prices. 6la and Sl2 cts.
Utica and New-York Mills Sheetings ard Pill
low Castings. "a. II cts; Ca - cts. S-4, 20 cts
81. % cts; 1914 "a cts.
Sheets and Pillow Cases Of a standard make,
for less than cost of material.
Sheets 12X2i2 yards 90 cts; 2x2i2. AZ cts; "a X
9is. ~ cts: 2i2x2is. 80 cts each.
Pillow Cases. 4ix36 inches. He cts; 5Ox36 l2ia
cts.
Sheets also at 81 cts, and Pillow Cases at
g., cts. each.
iIcmstitched sheets. G3x9O inches 60 cts; 72xSO
inches 81 cts: 90x92i. inches - cts
Hemstitched Pillow Cases. % and % cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

Fine Aaslla Sealskin Jackets brocaded or
plain satin lined $1,000. instead of $4,000 and
$4,000.
tiu. Alaska Sealskin Coats. % and ~ inches
long fancy or plain satin lined. $4,000 and
s275 90 instead of s29j.00 and $4,000.
Fine Alaska Sealskn Capes. brocaded lining
$3.50 $ll7jO and $1,000. instead of S9ooo *l''Vo
and $4,000 ~
Choice Eastern Mink. fun Circular Capes.
beautifully made and lined. with or without
cape collar $3.50 to $4,000. instead or Sllooo
to 10000
Choice Persian Lamb. full Circular Capes.
plain $3.50 and $500. instead of 5000 anu
yi20Oo. -,
Alaska Sable Circular Capes 5000 instead OF
$3.50 .,
Electric Seal and Moire Astrachan Circular
Capes lined with heavy satin. reduced to two
thirds of original prices.
chnirr More Astrachan Jackets, 30 inches
long $3.50. instead of $1,000
All Fur Trimmings. Mutfs apl Scarfs n
greatly reduced prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
THE SPEED or GAVE BIRDS
From The Westminster Gazette.


We were talking this oyer in the gun-room the
other morning after breakfast ana almost every
one said the partridge. or rather "a driven
Will explain why. II may be ~ well 10 gay at the
start that It IS by no means certain that driven
partridge flies any faster than Il partridge not
driven We look upon the rock "a a slow-nvlng
bird. and yet rock. when chased by pcregrinc
ner Yes. ! admit that And think quite posi-
bly, partridge with ncnd of sort close at
fridge. put up I'm one field. Is simply living over to
another although doubt. especially with the
wind behind him. h. does come along at good
round pace: and no one. probably. could have per
formed the feat Of killing a complete covey OF i've
birds out OF hand. except the man who did it
Lord De Grey.
Now it Is obviously difficult to estimate accurately
the speed Of any bird; ana those who talk glbly
about 40 miles an hour and on, are only
making shots We have pretty good Idea Of the
speed of carrier pigeon h'caus" "" have the two
fixed points Of departure ana arrival from which
to reckon. Sat in the cas-. Of other birds there
would seem 10 be but two ways In which we could
get at 1t. We could. in the first place. no doubt
aier much =, time ana r 5a' y T ~, at the asS
In this way II would be- possible To time n bird
enclosed district. from hedge TO hedgc. ! do not
know thar hi Inc V OF b ana up
shall attempt It myself some day. Now for a test
Of relative speed
rough. open country, half moor hair grass and
crops. Grouse. blackgame ana partrilges frequent
the cultivated land. Time after time. the grouse
go Swimming low down over the moor, they give n
Join them Time after time when the men are ,lrIv-
iuC toward the butts. they put up grouse and black
zane grouse and partri1ges or not seldom all
the three together Her then, is a criterion
What does IL tell us? This-that partridges start
ing to fly with grouse are very soon left behind
that blackgame can fly right away from grouse
and almost leave the partriges Standing stilI"
a partr.lge gives the greater impression of speed
hecoiIse II is the smaller bird and moves lie ynr.
more quickly Whereas blackcock. a large ana
heavy bird. does not 20 away IN whirr or burst
go to say. but climbs away through the air with
the most deceptive ease of motion. So ii comes
about that young hand, who can very likely
blackjack. because h. shoots behind them IL is
so very difficult 10 believe that this great bird
an enormous specd. Yet 50 It is. And. II any man
Will take the trouble 10 go ont for few consec-
gamc-takng note Of the marvellous manner in
which i'm a few seconds. an old bIackcock viii
span the wide moor and be out OF scht-h viii
then / venture believe. have no longer any hest
partridge. and the blackjack probably the fastest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
TIE ETHICS or THE HAWAIIAN QUESTION.
From The Outlook.

From The Outlook
wa have said and reaffirm it. that 1.-The whole
course OF the Administration in this the Hawaiian)
business appears to to be based analogies be.
tween the Nation and the individual which have no
snunI basis In logic or in morals" All conceivable
.naoyies between the Nation and the individual are
NOT sound in logic: and the analoges which the
Alminist tons course has been based have BEEN
in our Judgment. unsonnd analogies. II the Nation
has done a wrong ii ought to be ready to rectify
that wrong II II do In this respect the
analogy between the Nation and the individual II
nerfect Nor have ever found fault with either
Secretary Gresham or Mr.. Cleveland for the desire
To undo a wrong in the name OF the Nation which
they believed had been perpetraed by the power OF
tho Nation But believe their action has been
wrong because FIRST, the Nation gave Mr.. Cleveland
no authority TO determine whether the wrong mad
heen perpetrated TO set IL right, and for him to
assume to do for the Nation what the Nation lad
moi authorized him TO do was usurLaton OF
avtboritv. second. because II a wrong was done TO
Hawaii by the deposition of the Queen, II could not
he mpdone by reinstating the Queen. The wrong was
not primarily to the Queen. but TO the people Of
Hawaii by the intermeddng with their affairs; and
to intermeddle with their affairs again was TO do
,ben, another wrong. Damages might be due to the
Queen. hut to reinstate her upon the throne was to
DO a wrong to the people, who have right 70 de"
termIne Tor themselves whether they will reins;ste
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
VHfT THE FL1TBTSH CLUES ARE DOING
OFFICERS REELECTED BY THE MIDWOOD-A
HOME BOWLING TOURNEY AT THE
KNICKERBOCK FIELD.


On Tuesday evening the Wildwood club OF Fiat
bush held its annuel meeting and elected directors
and officers as follows William II. Bcardsley ana
Henry j. Johnson directors for three years; sidney
f. Walker, for one year; William l.. Reese, Ed
ward f. De Selding. William \. A. Brown ana
r. NJ. c. Collins. President. William J.. Reese.
third term: cepresidents Edward +. De Sclding'
William A. a. Brown and X. NJ. G. Collins, all
second term. BENJAMIN j. With was elected 10
membership. bringing the roll To 80 members.
r. Nice. Collins. William II. Garrison and James
lefferts the Entertainment Committee VIII iurnisil
prizes the winners Of the house Journeys Whloi
close tomorrow night. These are the bottle POOL
billiard and whist contests In the former william
a A. Brown leads, with Howard l.asker the chain
piOn at billiards. and G. T. Cone and \. u. Ire
maine tied for first place at whist ON January
a President William T.. Keese VIII deliver a lecture
before the members Of the club. and ON January
q a dance will b. held.
At the Knckerbocker Field club +. :. COW,
perthwaite. A. Il. Catlin. Frederick Webster ana
Conrad BOllinger. the committee on bowling. nave
arranged a home tourney. which began on Friday
night Eight teams Of five men each have entered
The schedule for games has been arranged Tor
Tuesday and Friday evenings to be competed on
An
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
NOTIONS
1ud DvessauUEers' supplies.

Before buying elsewhere. examine our stock
and prices. We never sell either snort WeasuIe
~ seconds and these facts should be borne
in mind ,
Perfect Stockinet Dress Shields. Nos l. :. .
and T. at cts. II cts, II cts. ana 10 cts per
nair respectively No 3. fast black. l2 cts.
Fancy Covered Dress Stees, ~ cts. per
dozen.
Handy Fashion Catalogues, cts.
Kirby's Lace Hair Pins. ) cts. per box.
Real Whalebone finch. y cts. per dozen:
S-inch. IA cts; 9-inch. IS cts: l0-inch. 20 cts
India Tape. bun III Of pieces cts
Genuine French Milliners Thread, oV9 yaroS'
IA cts. per spool.
Waving Irons. and prongs. 10 c;s. each
Sleeve Pressers for ironing seams. 20 Gus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
housekeeping Linens.
Suc6 UOOd rnlWeS hare nPrcr been
0fcred bY any house W,de' any
civcUll stances.

HaIf-bIeached Table Damask So, 80 and 10 cts.
per yard.
Beached Table Damask. so and 10 cts. per
yard,
Extra Heavy Double Satin Damask 70 cts
per ward: regular price 80. Napkins to match,
*. s225; q. $3.50 per dozen.
A lot of Liddells fine Irish Damask Cloths
slightly soiled large sizes. at half-price
Extra heavy Double Damask Napkins a, $500
per dozen, instead of $3.50.
Sample Napkins at and 10 cts. each.
Iiuckaback Towels. hemstitched and fringed'
l2ls and - cts
Knotted Fringe Dama.k Towels. 10. % and 80
cts
Turkish Towels 12H, II. % and 40 cts.
Al-Lnen Towengs 3. 3. 10 and l2l2 cts. per
yard
Glass Toweling, o. 12ia and Is cts
Remnants of Table Linen and Toweling at
wonderfully reduced prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
AT THE BROOKLIN CLCBs.
DINNERS. ENTERTAINMENTS AND hl'hC
TIONS OF OFFICERS.


THE ryrov trAcrE LEADING ~ THE BOWLING
CONTESTS OTTER M:TTEEs OF INTEREST
The mast wee, has been fun Of interest 10 BROOK
lvn club members. Annual meetings have oeeh "eii.
reports handed in showing good "'"n''a'
standing: officers governors. and directors "''"
chosen and on the whole q prosperous state %
affairs Is noted
s,,,,,l ,.f Co.,, l...,.s,orfs came together for the
eighth round. on tn. ale,s Of five different 'I'OS
teams met FOR battle and twenty games were
played \ total # Geo pins was bowed over III
last weeks games. making an average 10, '',"
cub team of sl5 The 500 mark was p'sS'' 'H NV
I'nion League. Lincoln, ana Moniauk teams -"
teams viii meet tomorrow rishi for me ",n'" ''"''
Of the series The Union League j. S'', ~ .,,,
load a. Tho f,lo..inp liable Of results to dat" VIII
show:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
LICE CURT.lINS,
II RcdWred Prices. tn Close ont
BPfOI'c ,SfOcE-fUIiNg.

Irish Point Lace Curtains
Eight patterns at SOB per pair; regular prices,
1890 and $1,000
Nine patterns. some yards long. at SIJO per
pair. regular prices 81 90 and $1,000
SIX patterns. at $3.50 per pair; regular prices,
s. 80 and $3.50.
Tambour Lace Curtains. four patterns, at
g. % per pair: regular prices. $3.50 and $500.
Nottingham La Curtains white and ecru.
81 80 81 sj 81 90 1925 and S215 per pair-a one
third less than regular prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
= JlWISON INDICTED AGAIN

The tIald jury Of the Extraordinary Term Of TIE
Court of OYER and Tormin,r has newly Indicted l. :.
Jauo; the GrIscsed constable Indictments found
against him by the December Grand jury having been
,,und 4, be defective. lie had been held in the same
bonds after the dennrrcrs t. those Indictment, were
Sustained on FRIDAY and he VIII be airaens tomorrow.
The four new indictments charge him with perjury.
An extra panel Of 80 Jurors has bccI asked FOR IN
~, cour, Of over and Tcrnines when McKane ald his
oseocat.. VIII be tried. on January -. The statement
that an Application for change Of venue would De-
,,,de {, ocnlo by MckanCs counsel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Mems Hose.

Mems Black Flcerc-lined Cotton lIalf Hose.
splic-d heels and toes. guaranteed Stainless, sal"
price. 10 cts. per pair.
Mems Coorrl Cotton IIIf Hose. tan ana mode.
hands .amed spced h. is and doub" toes plain
ana ribbed. sale price. Il cts per pair.
MEMS extra quality colorrI cotton Half Hose.
mad" 81 the best Mace yarn. In cadet blue. tan
and stainless black, with silk embroidered fronts.
splicci heels and toes. sale price - cts per
pair
Mems extra fine quality Cplor"l Cashmere Half
Hose. tan. natural and black nigh spl!c"d heels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
PRINTED SILKS,
IT Less IHnn Cost nj WaHHfacf-
are.

2inch Printed japanese Silks. black and
col.rcL grounds small patterns, regular 30 Ct
quality AT "A cts. per yard.
27-inch extra fine japanese Silks, black ana
colored grounds printed I'm three-tone effects.
small designs regular slOO quality at 69 cts per
yard. ,,,
2--inch extra fine Printed Japanese Silks. fve-
tome effects In small figures. on black ana col
orcd grounds. regular si25 quality at 80 cts
per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
EUBROIUE HIES.

special lot Of Swiss Embroidered Cambria
Lodgings. p g. .. = \. 10. l-'e, L.. - ana - cts.
per yard splendid values.
! lot II i4-inch fin, Embroidered Flouncings.
o.. 49, q cts t. 81 90 per yHrd-half price.
Handsome lines 81 Embroid"rics on NainsOok,
Null. Cambrc AMI Swiss MuSlins beautiful de-
sigus. latest novelties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Gigantic Sale Of Hosiery.

Having purchased Tie surplus stock
of large importer OF Hosiery at go
cts. on the dollar. We shall offer ON
Monday the largest variety at the
lowest prices ever quoted in this conn
try.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
BOYS CLOTHING.
SDPriNI RPdMcfiOUS Continued
10. WOlJOW.

s64S Suits all wool Cheviot, with extra pants
and hat ) To II years. $39
s9S Jersey Suits. 3 TO 10 years, 2.25.
s74s and ss4S Double-breasted Suits, 3 to )
years 1898
s7.s5 s9.4s and $1,000 Velvet Suits. s39s
seas Atwood listers. to IL years s3.?s.
S64s Fur Beaver Refers. to years. M.9S
s74S Atwood Cape OvercOats, 10 IL yean.
$4.4S
IS ct. Knee Pants. 30 cts.
SO ct. Knee Pants 80 cts.
Sl25 and 81 IS Knee Pants. s. cts.
$l4S and sl.6J Knee Pants. % cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
=, ryUIBITIOv TO Assist Young WOVEy

An exhibition Of paintings + now going No. +
ro,uson.si BrOoAyn. In aid Of the Kings Daughters,
Art and industrial Institution This netitutl 10
s needy g.fls Who unable assist thens e,cg a.
,. hcoiuninc 1t H. hoped by Of the exhibition
IN Increase the FUNDS devoted purpose col
tnue and increase the work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
MACK S.lTIN DUCHESSE.
JUrre JerV Speci0I IHiMcS.

2l-inch heavy all silk Black Sauh Duchesse'
81 90 per yard: regular price sl2o.
inch heavy all silk Black Satin Duchesse.
e u Der yard; regular price. $:i5.
23-inch heavy fine face all SILK BLACK Satih
nnchnsse $50 per yard; regular price. $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
TOILET ARTICLES 1ND PATs
EMIT MEDICINES.
OMr Prices the LOWcSt.

Fine Toilet SpOnges. cts.
Imported Sponge Nets, 10 cts
French Tooth Brushes, o cts.
Cloth Brushes, cts.
Cocoa Butter. cas-. per cake.
Quart Bottles Ammonia, IL degrees stren8e2
10 cts.
Pint Bottles Witch Hazel. - cts.
Witch Hazel Cream, IL cts
Petroleum Jelly. cts.
Almond Meal 80 cts. size. % cts.
Iisterine, 81 cts.
Warmers Safe Cure. 10 cts.
Matted Milk 40 cts; large size, 10 ctA
Moller's Cod Liver OIL 50 cts.
Lactopeptine ca cts
Mennens Corn Cure. II cts. .
Quinine Pills 1 grain, cts. per dozen; y
grains. cts. per dozen grains Cts per
dozen grains. cts. per dozen.
Barrys Tricopherous. = cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
FL1NNELS.

Every one comedies our assortment To be the
best and our prices much lower than anywhere
else.
Flanncieiies dark gray and red grounds. fig
urcI and striped ~ cts per yard; regular price.
l2ia cts.
Also 20 pieces Striped Serge. excellent material
for BOYS and Mems Shirts and Ladies Wrappers,
fast colors; -, cts per yard; regular price, l2l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
BLANKETS IND QUILTS.
NOthiuy Like Them E""r OHrr""
HpfOrP.

1911 White Blankets. So cts, instead OF sl0J.
and - cts instead OF $l.2j.
Ill California Blankets, 500 instead OF $50,
and $50 instel IA Of $3.50.
Crochet Quilts. ~ cts. Instead OF Sl.Oo. ana
81 90 instead - $l.2j.
Marseilles Quilts 500 instead Of $50: s2.I5
instead of 1926; $3.50 instead Of $50: and $3.50
instead Of 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
DRESS GOODS.
prjoy to St0cE-taking We Propose
In (Jcur IN orr UiHfer StOcE.

,,,1 novelties I'm Scotch and English
., ,,. shifting Tweeds French and German
IN m , ; Wi Mixtures Bourettes and rough
surface effects. at the following sweeping re-
ductions
Sl25 qualities at 81 cts.
$50 qualities at CD cts
sl75 qualities at Si9 cts.
$3.50 qualities at $l.2A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
LATEST NOVELTIES
In Imported Dress Fabrics.

New styles in Crepon Zephyrs. Silk Weft
Ginghams. Swivel Silks, Lace stripe Pongees ana
Yeddo Brooches in very select designs and par
ticularly beautiful colorings.
As an underprice Offering we will sell 100
pieces of regular l2i2 Ct Victoria Percales SS
inches wide, at cts. per yard-On Monday
only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
Buttons mr. prize.

White Pearl Buttons. cards Of dozen al
sizes TO- IL. - and - cts. per card
Smoked Pearl. all sizes y cts. per cara
Schott's Button Machine, with one gross
moulds, % cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
FIVE WHITE GOODS.

Checked NainsoOk. s. 10 and 12i2 cts. per yard
India Lawn and ~ cts per yard.
Victoria Lawn, 40 inches wide, l2i. cts. per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14


No action on the proposed Bridge station plans
was taken at Mondays meeting OF the trustees. as
Mayor Schioren was unable to BE- pres mt. and be-
sides h. wishes time - study the subject with
care before action f. taken. 1t is - be- hopei iAa'
he intends to do his full duty as member Of those
boards in which he sets cXOficiO but he can scarce
T. do this i the Supervisors AMI the bridge Tru@-
tees meet at the same hour on the same day. Mayor
Body set ont to attend the meetings 81 these
bodies which his predecessor habiiuli,y neglected.
but he did not Invariably stick his good res Nv
ton \ report from the Bridge engineers Was re-
G. ived at The meeting prOnpuncng the lea
Barnes plan for III" Bridge terminal Impractical -.
IN the or!nion Of President Howell. This leaves No
alternative for the trustees bat - adopt ;nr costly
new plan or ID - back - IN" Old one. which IN
vo.vps thu virtual surrender OF the new p.12i 10
the elevated roads
After the snow had ceased 20 fall on Wclr iiY
afternoon the uuper wards o; the city. whore the
streets and avenues are lined with trees. presrntel
a beautiful picture. r." snow WIS Of TIE moist,
sticky sort aul every bare twig and branch Of thr
trees Was outlined in white against the dul grey
BACKGROUND of tn" sky and III Wlr.n'" int@ 81 ne
horses church spires. angles. corn --S ana GlDl'S
of houses were ali picked IN soft fo'CN white.
AVID many people whose business called them cat
wa,.. unable Il resist III" t'mptltion to stop at
street corners and idlnir' the linz h1ndiWork Of
be,u,irll however for on Thursday il had all dis
appeared and in its place was the ErniN result 81
a ian Of snow In big city. as shown NY the mdi
and slUsh IN the streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14

Cream AMI ecru Irish Point Silk Flouncings.
linen 10 cts: 9-inch. - cts; l2-inch 81 cts. :;
regular prices - rts 80 cts. and 81 90 per Yafd
\ large lot If i:lacl; SILK Chantilly l.aces.
{ ana > inches wido-USually sold AT -, 30 ana
A. cts.-a all at 10 cts. per yard
Net top Point de- Gene flouncngs. >, 10 ana l.
inches deep -. s.. and ~ cts per yard formerly
sold 1T 81 ~ to s. 90. These are exceptionally
fine qualities.
The cheapest lot Of Real Torchon I.aces ever
offered AT retail. T. s. 49, l2is H. il; -, - and
- c's. per yard-l"s1 than mar pIice.
100 pieces line Oriental Lace. -. to inches,
= cts. worth 10 cts.
"a pieces fine oriental Lace. to inches 10
cts; formerly - cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
SETTING M1CH/NES,
In me Basement.

Sewing Machines have never been sold at
reasonable rate Of prollt. becalls" th'y nav
been sold through mIddlcmcn, who usually ASK
$4,000 for "A machine worth Sl1.OO to-day an
this Is changed and We offer Machines. perfect
in every respect, ana rs Sood III ever! way 40
have heretofor. becn sold at three times the
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-14
The Enterprise. $40, M"fH no"
$40.

This machine Is perfect in every respect vel
We offer II 1T the price OF 10Y """i"i'e'"
for > NnarS