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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
BROOKLYN NEWS NOTES.
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Edward r. Whl;lock twenty-five years o.d. son
OF Andrew Whitlock. Wall Street broker OF NO.
So Ashland Pace was arragned before Police Jus
uce Walsh Yesterday and held In 500 bail TO an
swer charge x be;ray.rg Mary f. Grower OF NO.
i8l South Elliot; Place. under promise Of marriage
three years ago She has recovered 4 verdict Tor
s.0) IN SUI: agllns, him In Bridgeport; Conn
Tho Rev Dr. Charles Cuthberi Hail % the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church. returned yesterday from a
three weeks trip England for purposes Of resi-
lie has crossed the ocean eighteen tines ~. ia"
Will reoccupy his pulp, today.
Secretary Beam O, The Bridge Trustees. PAID 70
Brooklyn $1,000 ana 70 New-York 5000 ,esieT-
day the surplus receipts Of the Bridge FOR the las;
SIX months.
Mrs Beecaer VIII pay visit 20 her chlidhools
homo IN West Sutton. Mass. this week. IN com
many with one q her CONS and Or. ana Mrs Lyman
Abbott.
There were 10 nres IN May. aal The losses as-
eregatel s2sl0s or his. The FIRE IN ihe HF'oN'yn
TABERNACLE AMI the Hotel Regent caused '''S Oh
$4,000 ACCORDING % the Fire Marsha.
Many members OF Plymouth Church and Sunday
SCHOOL went on their annual excursion up the Mud
.or ,ee,erdav The steamboat Grand Republic
carried the party 10 Cornwall -on-the Hudson.
whore Dr. Abbott's home, the Zoe Memorial FhrK
the storm King Clubhouse and other points OF IN
terest were visited
The services OF Professor Albert s Caswell as
man Catholic church. were dispensed with on
June + ard Professor REM succeeded him Near
lv all the members 81 the choir have DECIDED 10
leave the church with Professor Cas~eli ana they
have organizoa singing society and have made
him IT'S musical director Many Of them have sung
under hin for eight or ten years.
Thieves who pretend to be telegraph linemen
are raining entrance to buildings for the purpose
Of robbery one Of them went TO the convent at
,achel to St Joseoh's Roman Catholic church al
paci0c-st and Nanderbiit-ave.. on Friday lie
carried tools and said he wanted to connect the
building with the nearest lre-eiarm box. After
be had gone the sum OF $50 missed by one
OF the sisters from her bureau
The Rev DR.. r. i. Mcleod. pastor OF the Clin-
ton Avenue Congregational Church. VIII sail Tor
Europe next week.
4 preliminary meeting to arrange for more
formal conference OF those Interested In the East
Side land property VIII be held tomorrow even
Ing in the Continental Building. Court and Non
, taguc SITS.
% s." There are many surgeons IN new orh
and Brooklyn who are ready to perform operations
for the removal OF serious deformitles OF such n
nature a. to Justify such operations. Consult any
competent physician. and he will give you proper
advice for a proper fee and Will send you to
sbilfIl surgeon II he thinks operation ad-
IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
.pprsr or 4 THyEVIyG UlLLBOT.

william Grlflths. who was a hallboy In the Hotel
Regent at the time OF the fire three weeks ago.
pleaded guilty in the Adams Street Police Cour;
Yesterday to a charge OF stealing jcwery from the
hotel on the day OF the fire. De,ective-Serseaat
REYNOLDS heard some boys talking about young
Ciriffiths having a valuable watch. and he invest-
gated the aTair. II found that the boy mad a
watch set with sapphircs and diamonds and worth
300 II belonged to Mrs. Henry G.. Barber OF No
isS. Lefferts Place When arrested the by a.
mitted taking IL from M Barber's room In the
hotel and ne said he also took pair OF earrngs
a iocke and some DINER th,-gs. lie p.ead,d galty
10 grand larceny yesterday, and was held for the
action OF the Grand jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
TRYING TO SET ASIDE 4 DITORCE.
FALSE SWEARING ADMITTED BY ONE OF THE
WITNESSES THROUGH WHOM TIE d.
vORCE WAS OBTAINED

FALSE SWEARING ADMITTED BY ONE OF The
WITNESSES THROUGH WHOM TIE d.
vORCE WAS OBTAINED
An order has been granted In the Supreme Court
by Judge Gaynor for the showing OF cause on
June why the absolute divorce granted TO Mrs
Katharine Weidner from George Weidner on June
q 1889, should be set aside on the ground Of
the perjury OF witnesses The affidavit of Weidner
that he married in 1870. and in 1881 he went
70 Germany on a visit on his return ne found that
his wife was on friendly terms with Henry Loefiier
a wealthy builder. with whom he had business re-
lations. He caught them under compromising cir
cumstances but he cohdoned his wifes offence
She confessed and he forgave her for the sake or
their children. Finally she told him she loved
Ioefier more than him and he sued her for divorce
and sued I.oefier for alternating his wifes anec-
tions. He beaten In the latter suit, ana again
forgave his wife. But she resumed her conduct
and he went away from her. While he was living
In Allentown, Penn. his wife sued him Tor di-
Yorce. He paid attention to the papers as ne
thought his wife trying 10 annoy nm. ana me
divorce was granted on the evidence OF MIS- Emma
Weidner his daughter-n-aw and AdOlph Berger
who Is now dead Recently he learned the iacts
testimony at the trial Of the divorce case, ana
that Mrs Wedner induced her 10 give II. saying
that she would never forget her Deponent swear
that her conscience has troubled her greatly. ana
she has had many sleepess nights. An dindaNlt
bv Mrs Theresa Berger. wife Of Adolph berger
Mrs Wedner recently applied TO her husband
for 50 so Of back anony. She lived WIN l.oe,ner
for time after getting the divorce. but let MN
because he abused her
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ALMOST KILLED By HER HUSBAND.
PHOTOGRAPH OF BRUISES AND WOUNDS PRO
DUCED AS EVIDENCE OF ASSAULT.

A PHOTOGRAPH OF BRUISES AND WOUNDS PRO-
DUCED AS EVIDENCE OF ASSAULT.
Mrs Mary Tutty. the wife OF a grogshop keeper
at No. 79S Myrt!e-ave., was so badly beaten week
ago by her husband. It Is alleged that she Is
lying at the point OF death. After tho assault Mrs
Tutty secured warrant for her husbands arrest
Her body at the time covered with bruises
and she was scarcely able to STAND. She tod the
Cour; that her husband had beat her because she
visited the matinee. Tutty arrested and bai,el
in the OF $500 On Thursday evening the
woman's condition became 50 alarming that a priest
for and Amounted her. The was to
have been tried yesterday. and when Justice Goet
ting heard these facts he Immediately increa sed
Tutty's bail $500. Counsel fer the prosecution
exhibited photographs of Mrs Tutiy. which showed
her face badly swollen and disco.ored. 'She may
die" said the lawyer. land we took the precaution
OF having these photographs taken She Is inter
nally injured"
Mrs Tutty was the widow Of Deputy-Coroner
Patton when she married 10 Tutty two years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
DRESS TRIMWITGS.
the Prices Here quoted Require
No Comment.

80 pieces Jet Headings and Bands over ~
different patterns. worth from II 10 10 Gus. per
yard to be sold al cts. per yard.
30 pieces new Spangle Trimmings douole 70"
OF beading on each side, % cts. per yard; else
whore 81 CTS. 100
Fancy C1lored Headings and Band trimmings;
ali Imported goods and choice designs ~ ana IL
cts Der yard: original prices. 60 cts TO si.oo.
80 new Cut Jet Fouragers. Sl.os each' ac'ua
value S2.7j ,.o, oood.
Colored Spangle Fringes. best French gooos'
20 cts per yard: worth 50 and 81 cts. .
MORE and Spangle Trimmings. -. ihShes VII.
,erv choice pattern 80 cts. per yard; regular
price. $l25. ,,, ,,,ou,, cold
one lot 81 pure Mohair Brai's. suually sofa
from to L cts, per yard, reduced 70 % CTS per
niece u q yarIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
NE ByGGED TO BE SENT TO A HOWE.

An elderly. smooth-faced man. poorly dressed APP
preached the bar Of the Lee Avenue Police Court
Yesterday and asked the magistrate to commit him
- some Home The man said he was Timothy
Grinnen and had been lifelong resident OF the
Eastern District and at one time had much money
which he lost through business rcverscs After u'
vas ended his family began 70 die, one after an
other until he was left alone In the world without
"A place 10 rest his head. .
''and want a home where can spend the remainder
OF my days In happiness The magistrate CONF
mltte1 him 10 the Almshouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
CHINA WARE.
Prices lMade for Summer fWr-
UisHiU1.

Decorated China Ice Cream Sets. 10 pieces N.o'
per set
Mnjolica Jugs large size. cts.
china Tea Plates. gold band. cts
Decorated China Dinner Plates. y cts.
Decorated china olive Dishes. % cts. -
Decorated japanese Tea Pots. large size 10 c'S'
decorated china Sugar Bowls. p cts
DECORATED china Cream Pitchers. 10 Gus,
Decorated CHINA Bone Plates. assorted 10 c'S'
decorated China Caster Sets. - cts
Decorated japanese Berry Saucer-. CO;
itondsnmr,v decorated japanese CHINA rates
% cts. 49, - ,o 90,
o., per cont reduction tomorrow on Az ol ou'
w. Pl,i.s-a choice assortment ~ Course
pla,.s. Fruit Plates. Bread and Butter I''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
ms goDr roUyD ~ NEwrowY CREEK.

In a front room Of the little building at No III
Ncscrolc-ave IS the body OF Willie Qui.lan SIX years
Oh The boy met death on wednesday by drown
ing He had gone 10 the cd Bushwick Creek at
ouav-st with william Gllhoolley. eight years Old.
and venturing out upon the logs IN the water lost
bis footing and went In. Young Gllhoolley. seeing
hs companion disappear. ran home Dut shIu noln'hS
az the occurrence to his parents. When me ppy
failed 10 return to his home the same evening the
noiice were Informed OF his dsapcarlnce The next
day Cllhooliey told the parents or the boy the rare
ne had met and a brother went 10 the spot ana saw
Tho am tightly grasped about Of the logs wnlch
The how had secured In his death struggle ne zoe
was low and the body was sunk In the mud up 70
he waist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
REcOvERIyo FROM EFFECTs or vACCINATT TOY

Leslie Moon. fifteen years old. OF No. liz Calyer-
ST. Brooklyn. Is slowly recovering from the effects
Of compulsory vaccination. which nearly cost the
boy his lie. The boy Is attendant OF Public
School No. "a. IN Norman-ave.. and while In MS
classroom he was vaccnated by one OF the inspec-
tors employed by the Board OF Health. Young Moon
tod the inspector. when called out upon the MOOT
that the family physician was 10 vaccinate him the
mex: day. "Wel. Just let me .ook at your arm
then" the inspector remarked. The boy oired MS
arm end the Inspector quickly applied the virus
Two days later the arm began 20 sTen ana Tor
tine his life was despaired Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
.Se0sOudbIe Items.

csrne, sweepers 40 of $500 kind. at sl24 each.
com Ice Cream Freezers triple motion. S.S''
lee Picks best steel. cts.
Feather Busters small size for oric-a-orac'
3 cts
sink Scrubs. heather. large size. ct.
Baking Dishes nickel plated with enamei HI
ing g. cts. ,..x,. las,
pillow sham Holders, Mrs. NanduzerS pest
Bread Raisers. with ventilated covers 40 cts
instead Of So cts.
Moth Paper. large size sheets, CTS
Acme soap. large bars. y cts.
Grass Cutters, best steel. Is cts.
Garden Hose, standard 3-ply, % feet EQUIPPED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
SAID HE STOLE BEcArSE he WAS STARVING.

John Frank. twenty-five years Old. who said ne
had no home was held Yesterday by Justice nag
ger,v IN the Even Street Police Court. TO answer
a charge OF petty larceny. Frank was arrested on
Friday night while going through Grahan-ave with
a cking-chair. by Policeman Llppi Inc cnalr hhh
been stolen from I'm front Of Simon Eliass furniture
store at No l2i Graham-ave. The prisoner toll tne
magistrate that he had stolen the chair That ne
might obtain some food with the money he mi8nt
obtain for IL. He had not eaten anything for Two
davs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
TIKEN FROM UNDER THE CIR.
sIXYEAR-OLD BOY HAS A NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH-KNoCKED DOWN BY A
TROLLEY CAR.

John Rudolph six years old whose parents live
at No. "a South Thrd-st.. narrowly escaped death
yesterday afternoon by being down by trolley
car No. 1924 the Grand-st. and Newtown line.
The accident occurred in Grand-st between Bed
ford-ave. and Berry-st.. and witnessed by
large crowd OF peop.e. The boy had started 10
cross the street to follow elder brother when
the dashlng along. The child was
able 70 &c; out OF the way and knocked down
before the motorman could stop the The boy
was found beneath the car which raised by
half hundred men. and he removed uncon-
sclous 10 Levy's drugstore. where Il found the
only injury sustained was a compound fracture OF
the right thigh. The boy taken to his home.
and when the mother % the child the little
fellow being carried into the house she became
hys,erical. The motorman arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
sur YoR DEFAMATION OF cgARAcrER

a, ~. mas been brought against Richard X. Fox
~ Inc Police Gazette" for $4,000 damages by
,'opnef Clarke, for alleged defamation OF char
rs.er. Clarke was formerly general manager OF
abrosd BUSINESS, and In 1892 while his employer
hear ~. invested $1,000 OF as none In rea estate
u sdv,,s lage OF West Chester. He did this with
1--WE Of Robert 4. Tremper. fellow-emp.oye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03

hands to defray the fees In the matter, and he re-
fuses to pay II to him. Mr.. Williamson, VINO
ia one OF McKanes closest friends, says that the
lawyer went to MIN soon after Mckane was sent
Sing Sing. and said he could have him returned
20 Raymond Street Jail and released on ball He
wanted s. 900. and Williamson agreed TO pay II II
he secured McKane's release. Williamson says
The money was put in Smiths hands. Aitchison
received $50 for expenses. The agreement Is IN
writing, and is held with the money by Smith
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
STERLING SILFER JEWELRT

Combination Sterling Silver Enameed Sets
collar button, 3 studs and link sleeve buttons
Sterling silver Belt Buckles, with heavy chased
slide. SO cts
Sterling Silver Bag Tags. 40 cts.
Sterling silver Openwork Hair ornaments with
shell prongs. A. cts.
sterling silver Link Sleeve Buttons. assorted,
new styles. 40 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
ROYS' CLOTHING.
n Utmost mar Price.

10, ~ all wool Cheviot suits - 10 years
reduced from N9s to S2sS. ,, from,
washable Kni SUITS. iist c2lorS. re Hnr suits A.
., Al IN ss cts Also Washable Hor Hu''S d.
s sa price. and finer quality a. NS; .ro,,-
All wool scotch Cacyio' suits w; w 70 ',nS
sors Il To- 10 years. reduced from FsH 10 S'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
CURTAINS
For Simmer Homes.

Pulled and 0uted edge Muslin Curtains. $40
ner nair reduced from $500 and A.25. 49,
SILK stripe Curtains. heavy quallty' reVe'''o'e'
s375 per pair. instead Of $40 h,.,
Son patterns Irish Point Curtains wn.te
and ecru. s525 per pair regular 1913 ana >Ioo
goods. ,,,. orI acr,,
one lot Nottingham Curtains. white ana ec'u'
81 oS per pair instead Of $2.75 and 500
pennants and short ends OF figured and DOT
ted muslin. IS cts per yard, reduced from o. 81
and 80 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03

Yesterday afternoon three Yen entered the ex-
change and ticket Office of Frank Brlgno. at no
467 North Second-st, Brooklyn and inquired ABOUT
the rental Of the vacant store adjoining MIS-,
Briglio was alone In the place at the time anu
when she stepped to the street 20 snow tne sto' :
TO one of the men, his companions started TO ROB
The safe They had secured 1915 when Mrs. Bris-
Ito returned 10 the store just as the men were
walking away from the safe. r..
Taking hold OF both men, she began TO scream FOR
helm Her cries were heard by Roundsman Onis-
lev and Policeman OBrlen OF the Nineteenth RE
ciyct who arrived In time 10 capture the thieves
At the station the prisoners said they were Frank
C;afney thirty-three years old. and Charles Sheri,
dan tyontv-rIne years old, and refused to tell
where they lived. When searched the money was
found In Gaffneys pockets. The thlrd man
ESCAPED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
TOILET ARTICLES.

Best quality Perfumed Cold Cream. 10 CTS
Box Y Seidlltz Powders. Is cts.
Pint bottles best quality Bay Rum. 80 cts.
Quart bottles Alcohol. 95 per cent 10 cts.
Best quality Florida Water, % cts
Decorated Metal Puff Boxes. II cts.
Long bent hand Path Brushes, Il cts.
Ruttermilk Glycerne Soap. cts per cake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
SUTHERLAND BEGINS TO SERrE HIS SENTENCES

Kenneth F. Sutherland. the former Justice OF the
Peace IN Gravesend. who was convicted Of judicial
oppression ard fed TO escape serving term OF
year H. the psnten;iary. began TO serve the term
there yesterday, He taken from Raymond
Street Jal where he had been since he surrendered
himself on Monday, to the prison at Crow Hill al :
p N. by Deputy Warden wilson. He has deemed
persis,ent.y 10 make any statement IN regard 20
turned TO Brooklyn on Saturday. May %. and mad
long Interview with Edward VI. Shepard on sun
the election frauds in Gravesend. Sutherland vii!
stay year In the penter iary and pay 1900 me ana
remain a year and eight months for the felony -
which he Pleaded guilty after his return.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
WASH IA BRICS.

Finest quality French Satines. latest designs rs
o,d colorings. = cts. per yard; reduced from 90
cts. -,.,., p,tistes regular
1S.ct quality 1874 cts. per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
4 ARDlNG MFG.C0

467 4s9 Fulton-st.. Brooklyn. make a specially OF
all the newest and most becoming styles Of Neck
Wear. imported and domestic. from the dainty
bow TO the most elaborate tie. in the latest ana
most artistic colorngs. Prices lowest in either
CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
IEATHE GOODS.
Espccialiy LOW Prices Made to
Omen the Season.

Dress Shit Cases. nnen-iined heavy brass lock,
rlveted ends 2Onch, 1915; 22-inch. 1928; 2i-inch'
$i2j , .,..sos
shawl Straps, 43 inches long, leather-stltched
handle. 81 cts.
Genuine Alligator Bag Tags . cts.
Sole Leather Bag Tags and II cts.
English Leather Belts. leather-covered buckle,
10 c,s instead OF ~ cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
MOUNTED Police SENT TO oRAvEsEyD.

~ '"ce Commissioner wel.es yesterday transferred
a. sneire mounted squad heretofore attached 10
ienth Precinct to the new Twenty-four,h Pre-
Az IN the former town Of Gravesend where there
are ing stretches Of territory 10 be patro.led There
se,n, I've I've mounted men In the squad. under Ser
ohsr bernard Coles. The IN some OF the
Ten precincts Will be detailed 10 the streets In the
IAN Precnci hereafter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
DRESS GOODS.

,.o,. Nina and black Worstcd Scrges for sea
nd mountain wear 81 and AZ cts per yard
good assortment 81 the finest quality + It ,
chaI1is AT 80 cts per yard; former price, 90 0'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03

cOrySEL FOR JOIN y. IrRANE SUES FOR FEES
A suit has been begun by Thomas a. Aitchison.
,ha ,,v,yer who SOUGHT TO secure the release OF
John Y McKanc In habcas corpus proceedings, to
recover M750 from 8 Stryker Williamson for his
services He Joins "Ar' Smith a wcil-known
sporting man. with Williamson as co-defendant,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
INFANTS DEPARTMENT.

White Lawn Guimpes. tucked front WIN one on,
row OF insertion. to Il years - c'S'' '"''e'' -
Bingham Dresses. blue and pink with YOKE o,
solid Embroidery, ? 3 and years, - cts'' hsleau
z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
RIE4CHED SHEETING,

standard quality - 10 cts; 81 li's c's'' -
io pi,ov casing a. inches wide 81 cts % inches'
eib cts: s. inches. ~ cts per yar"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
FURNITURE.
Red,tced Prices monday ana
TUPSdOU.

Antique oak finish Bedroom Suits. pieces
bedstead bureau. washstand. table chalrs anu
a rocker-complete for Ns.io. ,
brreor chlnonlcr washsiand, table chairs
ana rocker with French plate bevei mirror
on bureau and chinonier-complete Tor ALoo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
FINE yUITE GOODS.

Fancy Lawns. stripes and plalds. reduced ITO"
oo - and r. c,q to 1874 cts. per yAid 3,
-; c, - Drapery Swiss. dots ana hsufeS
and l2ia cts. per yard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03

Fox. Clarke alleges. has since accused him and
Tremper OF defrauding him by paying less for the
land than the sum which they mentioned 10 Fox.
Tremper is also TO bring suit They were dis
charged by Fox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
DRESS LININGS.

po,nnants OF K.d Cambria CTS. per yard' ~
- rennarts at half oi regular prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
TRUNKS.

Our special Bon Voyage Trunk Is 50 lncnes
long has strong strap hinges. covered tray eA-
Fra lock musiin-lined $500; worth $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
Ovington Brothers,
IS and 40 Fyatbmsh AUe.,
BROOKLYN.
AMERICAN WOMEN

Are said to be in advance Of any other nation
regarding their taste In dress, and are equally
exactng and critical on the subject Of becoming
attire for men. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
NEWS FURNISHINGS.
,SDcci0Is for Monday.

100 dozen Mems extra quality Colored BaiDrlg-
gan Shirts slate and tan, trimmed with SATIN
front and pearl buttons. high neck ana long
sleeves also Drawers 10 match-regular price,
so cts-to-morrow. for slOo.
a new line Of Mems fine quality Colored Fou-
lard SILK Neckwear-Teck and four-ih -l ~
light medium and dark colors In assorted pat
terms. 80 cts. each. ~
Mems Colorcd Silk and Satin Band Bows. new
est shapes. light and medium colors also DEN
SiL and satin Band AID Stock Bows, 40 cts.
each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
LADIES' TRI1MMED HATS,
,3,2 f-.3 Per Cent. Discount.

Our entire stock Of Ladies' Paris and London
Hats and Bonnets at one-third less IMAM iesu-
lar prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
Ln,tndered Waists Reduced.

125 fully Numbered Waists. dots and stripes.
rolling collar and straight cuffs 80 cts, instead
OF SO cts.
l5O Percale Waists soft front. Numbered col
lar and cuffs linen effect with polka dots, blue
with polka dots also narrow and white stripes
70 cts instead Of sl.25.
others with soft front and Numbered collar ana
cuffs 9S cts. instead Of sl.39.
us fine Perca!e Waists. linen effect, SOFT 'front.'
20, enaci,i King Waists figures and stripes.
tucked front. rolling collar and straight cuffs
at Sll0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
OUTING SUITS.
Extraordinary Values for Monday.
PRICES MADE ESPECIALLY FOR THIS SALE.

100 Ladies' Serge Suits. navy ana plack; 'alo i
made PLACER STYLE. very full sleeves full back,
pointed reveres, with wide-gored skirts sizes
go to A. at s. IS each instead of $1,000
so Ladies' extra fine Serge Blazer SUITS pIacn
and navy very full sleeves. ripple PACK. prod1
Iapels with wide-gored skirts, well Inlsheo
throughout. all sizes. $500 each instead OF NI.,o'
81 Ladies' Suits. tan Covert Cloth taiior-naue'
the very latest style. short Blazer ana ezra a,
skirts sizes 80 to A. Sc 80 each, instead Of $ll'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
FOR THE ADVANCEMENT or SCIENCE.
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION APPEALS TO BROOK
LYN PEOPLE TO INCREASE IT'S
MEMBERSHIP.

The American Association for the Advancement
OF Science has sent the following circular let
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-03
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OF personal property but the law must be enforced
until il is changed"