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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
COLONEL WARYyG AVID THE TRUCKS

Colonel Waring. the Street Cleaning Commits
sloner. sent "A letter yesterday to w. j. Mcdonald
president OF the New-York Truckmen's Associa-
tion In relation to Keeping trucks I'm the streets
on sundays and holidays Colonel Warning said he
intended 10 execute the law. and intmated that he
was strongly opposed TO the effort now being made
to have the Legislature pass a measure which
would give the privilege to the big corpora lions
owning real estate TO monopoixe the streets on
such days. but would deny the privilege TO poor
men who depended for their livelihood on what
they each earned with single truck.
The COLONEL also said that It seemed TO him thar
the community was splitting up into two factions
those who wanted to keep their trucks I'm the
streets, and those who were opposed to such a
thing being permitted. For his part the Colonel
was determined to east his lot with the people ana
uphold the law.
me hight between Colonel Warning and the pro
prietors OF Ballnntnes brewery over the selzurs
OF four wagons OF tho brewery by the Commissioner
waked exceedingly hot yesterday. The Colonel mat
{; {. Herbert the agent OF the brewery IN ' Ma
Mayors office Mr. Herbert contended that ne
company had paid for the privilege OF Keeping H.
WAGONS ~ the streets at night and that wban
Solonei Warnings men seized them the comnanw
nad 10 send to the corporation yard and oaY 10y
their release. Colonel Waring said that the co LOT
pahys license to keep the wagons In ths street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
Very Queer Indeed.

Daily nay hourly experienced. the sensations ~ tho
dvspep,ic nervous Invalid. Ask him and he will tell
YOU that II Is well nigh impossible to describe them.
Papitatons Of the erroneouslyttat the
organ Is affected. buzzng the metallic
taste in the mouth and nglng along the edges Of the
tongue restless broken slumber AT night an inclination
to sleep during the day. which disappears when the
cumbent posture is assumed frequent uneasncss OF the
stomach and after meals when digestion ought
to have performed ts These few among he
the complaints speedily removable By the uss
OF iiosteters Stomach Bitters which also cures and
prevents chs and fever biousness constipation. rheu
natisin neuralgia and kidney trouble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
ALTERNATES.
TIE COMMITTEE LIKELY TO DIS1GEEE.
REPUBLICANS FAVOR THE MAYOR AND DEMO
CONTENIL.ER

REPUBLICANS FAVOR THE MAYOR AND DEMO-
GRATIS THE CONTROLLER.
The Committee on Finance OF the Board OF Alder
men held a meeting behind closed doors yesterday
afternoon to consider the message that Mayor
Strong sent 70 the board on the ctys finances last
Tuesday Controller Fitch I'D not appear before
the committee with a statement conuovertng
many OF the Mayors statements, as 1t was said
that he might. He was not asked to DO 50. He
will probably appear to-day at the meeting OF tho
board and submit a statement. Alderman ocott.
chairman OF the committee. who usually makes
public the proceedings of the committee, said that
nothing would be given out about the session OF
the committee held to-day. Aldermen Nun ana
Goodwin. the Democratic members OF the commit
tee are said to be with the Controller. while the
Republican members Of the committee are reported
- be In favor OF sustaining the Mayor. II IS pos
sible that at the meeting to-day TWO reports may
2e brought in, one OF the reports the minority
signed by the Democrats. and the other signed BY
the Republicans. the ma iority.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
uJyoR grs,vrSS COMPILATIONS

Otto u Kcmpf doing business as kempr u Co..
dealer IN feathers and down. at W. IA West BROAD
way. made an assignment Yesterday 20 George II.
Flnck. giving a preference fDr tp) 10 Herman g.
Kulllch the special partner AMI also g!vllg linn a
secondary preference 81 5000 after the drms debts
arc pad In FUN for the amount OF special capital
paid IN by him in August last. when ho became "A
special partner. The schedules show Liabilities.
5000 nominal assets $ii,i; actual assets. s6l77.
Richard Surckc. iohber In butter and eggs az No
g Iarrlson-st. made assignment ycst'r lay to
oscar Frommen. OF Hobokcn, giving preferences
for 50 soto John Wilshusen $2i'. c. r. Eldr.dge.
81 900, knight ~ Garock 500
Alfred r. and Alfred ". Scrrell composing the
firm OF \. r. Scroll * Son. manufacturers ~ SASH
blinds ana mouldings. at Eleyenth-avc. and Nl'ty-
cighth-st yesterday confessed judgment FOR N9,ol7
I'm favor u Deborah r Scrrell. wife ~ The Junior
partner for balance rent due for their business
premises FOR sixteen YEAR. The total amount due
for rent was $3.50. bgt the firm have bivcn Mrs.
Scrrcll chatiel mortgage Of 5000 on the ma
chinrrv tools ana nXturc3 IN par, payment Before
the paLic ~ 1895 1t Is sad they were estimated II
be worth $1,000 but .ost ali through the dcprecia
Two attachments were. obtained yss~terday BY
Rlumenstel " IIirsch against A3rris Hartman. do.
Xo q Wooslers, ono Tor $40 IN favor OF Joseph
lir.ch & Co and another for S,2i IN favor OF C. a
Aunmorlt & Co They were obtained on the ground
that he had disposed OF ms property deputy
sheriff Jacoby went to no q Woosi"r-s Yesterday.
but found no stock 10 levy on.
Deputy Sheriff whorskty has received an attach,
mcnt for $1,000 against the Iichned CONSTITUTION
rompanv of 40 IS Hroad-si. In favor Of Moses
smith OF Fort Pain. y. Y, Oh a note OF the com
pany. . o.
Sarah f. Hartley. milliner. at No. 80 }roa lway.
Yesterday confessed Judgment for Sl52 In favor OF
Amos n Emo for rent Of store AZ IN" rate or 5000
n wear She made an assignment a Few years ago.
and has since been ceiling Ii Is said. goods con-
signed 10 her. =,
Judgment for s237S was entered Yesterday against
Walter scott storage. I'm favor &c caroline y. Me
GRADY and Nathaniel l.. Mcc.oaLN, trustees under
the viii OF Nathaniel J.. Mcrrca ~. for rent ~
stores A, No 80 80 Wcst-st anG nos. u and -
! ponch- a for Ianuary and FebruaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
THREE CoUNrgRFsIrrRs CONVICTED.

In the United States Circuit Court. criminal
branch. Salvatore C.emente and Salvatore Frauto
OF No. 5O' East Seventieth-st: Rafraee FREDERICK.
of No ISIS Broadway. and James Merendno. Of
No. $50 East One-h hundred and-seventh-st were yes
teriay convicted before Judge Benedict of manu-
featuring counterfeit coin. The prisoners be-
ionged TO the gang OF eight who arrested by
secret Service agents at No, 3O7 East SEVENTEEN
st. on February IL while at work making counter
felt quarters and tencent pieces. One OF the con.
victed prisoners. Salvatore Frauto. Is In the last
stages OF consumption, and has had several
hemorrhaSes while In Ludlow-st. Jail. The prison
Physicianosaid Frauto had only three months to
i've They were all remarded for sentence.
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Mr.. DEPRU ANSUERS ALTGELD.
TIE GENIAL PRESIDENT or THE CENTRAL PRE-
FEEs THE STARS AND STRIPES TO THE
rI.srY GnNEKNORS RED FLAG.

TIE GENIAL PRESIDENT or THE CENTRAL PRE-
rEEs THE STARS AND STRIPES To THE
TEsTY GOVERNORS RED FLAG
Chaunccv NJ Dep,w has incurred the displeasure
of Governor John J.. ALLEGED, Of Illinois Recently
Mr. Dcpew made an address 20 the students Of the
Chicago University. In this address, 50 Governor
Altged says Mr. Depew referred in criticising
manner to the attitude of the Chief Executive OF
Illinois at the time OF the Pullman strike. Governor
Alleged has just come out with signed interview
naying Mr. Dcpew for his utterances. Mr. Depew
had jus; finished reading the interview when ne
was seen last night, H. said: Let me read TINS
TO you. 1t "a rich" The interview signed by Gov
ernor Altreld is follows
Depcw is the most conspicuous product OF the
doctrine do ev that good may come OF II that
this country has ever seen lie hrst attra' tn nv
tcniion many years ago ~ .oppylSt AZ HIpd'ls.
\ trail OF slime and corruption was stretched across
the STATE from New-Nork City ny way OF Nn". ~
and Buffalo, and from therT IL Spicai oNy ft,,,tnr
whole country. corruptng pubic officers Pouths
Win ts oi ',i' This was the beginning OF that
Hood OF corruption which ~ to-day whShng th,
foundations from under our whole go'erhh'h'a'
No man could be dealer in this leprosy without
soilng his fingers. ana | am told since tiat uin'
Mr. Dcpew has never been seen without wearing
gloves =, ,.r.a,-
ness lie wrapped the Stars ana Stripes about him,
lie became 4 red. white and bue orator lie chnnE@l
the calendar 20 make tHe Fourth OF July ON
brace j65 day-. leaving but siX hours tor me re-
mainder = M year. and then DE started for the
subscquen,y tho vander5nts made him president
of The Ncv.-York central Railroad and paid him
s,i,r, - t.onn y"ar ON railroad mon smiled.
they had not learned that " the most Import
features OF modern rnilroaing is TO Operate a line
through state capita.s. The Union stock yards "'
chicago made Nj. Depew an oticIa. and gave MN
81 0o0 "A year. T. was alleged he had never seen
ihe siockyarIs and did not know on which end ~
steer the horns belonged itht al thl- "as or no
consequence. a.. Instead - Strengthening cattle, ~
vs rvpe-'e! - earn his salary hy sau5l i"t!nS tn"
innocents who talk about protecting ID" public.
Nov" said Mir Drpew this man Alif"d IS an
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
GERMAN METHODIST CONFERENCE.
ITS ANNUAL SESSION IN THIS CITY PASTORAL Ar-
POINTMENTs FOR THlS lEAN

POINTMENTs FOR THIS YEAR
The regular annual meeting OF the East German
Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
which has been held for several days I'm Bli1n Me-
moral Church. LeXlngton-ave. and one hundred
and-th'rl-si.. were ended yesterday. bishop W. r
Mallaliou was moderator. with the Rev Paul Quht-
lander secretary AMI the Rev W G.esresen. pastor
Of Bliun Memorial Church and the Rev. J. O. lniz
jr. Poughkcepsc. assistant secretaries sa'sfac-
tory reports were made by presiding elders. the
Rev ] c. Dening.r Of tho Nrw-York district ana
the Rev J. j. Mesc'ncr. % Philadelphia. Th" com
ference sermon was preached by ~" Rev. W. H.
Kurth OF Troy. y y. ana the missionary SER
mon by the Rev. H. Mueller. Of Ne~-iiavcn.
Follow lng are the pastoral appointments ior the
churches Of this cy ami neshboriuS places by
Bishop Mallaieu at The closing session Yesterday
York; mn Memorial church, the Hcv Will
lam Glesregen: Alton Avenue Church. East one
hundrod-and- nfty c.ghih-si. the R'y. u. 'ts'"n-
deck: Flfty-Nfth street Church. near Second ave.
the Rev g. f. Grimm. Fort"th Street church. near
Eighth-ave the Rev Mr. Threy. Second Street
Church near Avenue &. the Rev. g. ADbelo Brook
lyn-Greene Avenue Church. the Rev O. j Buberk:
Lorllner Street Church. Iorimer and Stage s's the
Rev. g. Hauser. ST.: Wyc%on Street church. the
Rev. =. Glcnk; R'lgewOoi Heights Church the
Rev. &. II Mayer. Jersey city The Roy q. j.
Woerz Jersey CITY Heights The Rev. ". s.hlh"t"r:
Hob1ken The Rev L. Wn.l0n. Newark Emanuel
Pas.,Ir- 'rh. Rev e. Jordan Yonkcrs The Rev
Nj krebs. Mount NernonmThc Rev J. koIo Long
Island C!ty ami MneOia-Th~ Rev. q. Hauser Jr.
Wet Hobokcn The Rev J. l'eringrr
The East German Conicrencc lS C'inpo@rl {" I'ir
New-York Pennsylvania. Maryland connecticut
and Massachusetts. In proportion 10 ~ member IN
II is the banner" conference In the United states
I'm contributions for missionary work. Among Inc
ciergyIncn who visited the confefcrcc were NJ
Rev T. Schneider. v.ce-presidelf OF WallIr" col
!ece and ia" Rev. J. G. Weidman. OF the orphan
Asylum Of The German Methodist Episcopal Church;
Ierna OHIO: the Rev. Dr. \. j. Mast. Editor ~
THE German Christian Advocate. and The Rev
William Haas, OF tn" Chicago Conference.
Tho next conference viii meet on the nrst Thurs
lav ~ next April. in the Greene Avenue Methodist
I.nscOpal Church, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
"JICE TINE SLtSHFR" HEID.

Edward McAvoy. twenty-sx years Old OF No ,l6
Eas, observation-disclosures sixty -sevcnth-st, who was
arrested Sunday for sashing Miss Maggie Hem
mer's sack with "A penknfc, NJ Onc-hundred-
and-slxtyeighth-st. and Third-avr., was arraigncd
and held FOR Trial in the Morrisanla Police Court
Yesterday morning. McAvoy. who IL nicknamed
"Jack the Slashcr' 10y thu police appears to
no only half-wlttcd. He IL supposed to be
the man who has been In the habit OF lurking
around the entrances OF churches In Morrsania for
gome months past snshing women'S dresses, ana.
in one or two Instances. cutting out pockets. with
the intention OF robbery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
NAVAL RESERTE MEN GIVE 4 DINNER.
CAPTAIN MAHAN. OF THE CHICAGO. THE GUEST
OF HONOR-sPEECHEs FOLLOWED by
COMPETITIVE DRILLS.

COMPETITIVE DRILLS
The Naval Reserve gave dinner last night TO
CAPTAIN Mahan. Of the Chicago, on board the Cd
ty-eighth-st ana TIE East RIVER. The wind and
raj, blew and beat over the ancient vessel and
made her strain at her moorngs. but under the
roof which covers her spar deck all was light and
warmth There were about thirty people who sat
down to the dinner In the wardroom, at which Cap
tain Miller presided. All the officers of the First
Battalion Naval Militia, y. O. 5. y. T., were pres
cnt and many invited guests.
Among those present besides the guest Of the
evening Captain Mahan. and the presiding officer.
Captain Miller were Colonel II. l.. Satterees Of
the Governors STAFF: Colonel Church, Captain Spi-
GER OF the Marine Corps; Lieutenant Delahanty,
Lieutenant Commander w. L. Field Lieutenant
Nazro W. T. Lawson. II. *. Bloodgood. Lieutenant
Commander George Edward Kent, D. q. Agar. Lieu
tenants K II. Forshew, :. Dana Greene, T. G..
Weeks William Butler Duncan. Jr.. Washington
Irving and w. II. Stayton. Ensigns T. &. Xercga.
w. j. Henderson. T. W. Meekin and j.. W. Brown.
After the dinner the health OF Captain Mahan was
proposed by Captain Miller. Captain Mahan replied
serve was important in any country ana especially
In the United States. where the policy was 10
keep up small standing army and II small naval
establishment. After the dinner the regular spring
competitive drills took place the spar deck. and
many people gathered there to see them; There
were well done and highly applauded Dr. Hammond
and W. 7. Lawson. OF the York Athletic CLUB,
and II. X. Bloodgood. Of the Racquet Club, were the
Judges.
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had been revoked. and that the concern had 70
more right to keep its wagons standing In the
streets than other men had.
Michael Epstein truck driver. OF No. % East
Broadway. was locked up all day yesterday in the
ElZabeth-s station on the charge OF stealing his
own truck. The Street Cleaning Department con-
hscated H. and made the charge OF robbery against
Epstein because he attached his horse the truck
and drove away. Epstein alleges that he did not
know his truck was contlsca ted.
Mark Alter says he viii bring suit agains; Colo
mel Waring Commissioner OF Street Cleaning. zoe
false Imprisonment.
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FOR MEDICINALUSE

Tho Rev Dr Thomas H. Burch read the memoir
OF the lat" John Pegg. snperaliu, e., ~
~ the conference who died June TO- 1871; the rev
nr I u Werwin rcad n report Of the faithful labors
OF = \. Clark. for many years superahh"a'e'
member OF this conference.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

voroe, the Virgin Mary Is simply that she made
possible the Infant Of Bethlehem and the Man or
1;alilee Il is noteworthy with what CiosoheSS
Inc Scripture narrative binds back To maternal
ground the life issues Of such men as Moses Sannel
aud Jesus In each of these three instances the
father counts for nothing. me mother for every
thing Or. Timothy Dwight Is quoted "a, as having nav
{ lucaed ends where 1t besan-1 had the right
mother"
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PkRKHURST AND PANTHEISM
"A .BRAND-NEW CHARGE AGAINST THE
-. .REFORMER MADE BY A MINISTER.


THE PREsBYTERy ALSO REvERBERATES WITH
ECHOES OF THE BRIGGS CAsE-Two COM
PLANTS To THE sYNoD-DR RAM
SAY RESIGNS GENERAL ASSEM-
BLY, COMMISSIONERS.
IL expect that they will call me the devil next
said Dr. c. H. Parkhurst. yesterday. when informed
that he had been charged In the Presbytery OF
New-York with being 4 Pantheist. The incident N
which the startling accusation was made was only
one OF a series which served > make the semi
annual meeting Of the Presbytery important Dr
J. S. Ramsay offered his resig laton as pastor OF
the Harlem Church. as Il was intimated in The
Tribune last week that lie might DO Echoes OF the
Briggs case were heard again with ali the sadness
q Of former years Complaints were taken 10 the
Synod OF New-York against two decisions o. inc
majority. Commissioners 10 the General Assembly,
which meets IN Pttsburg In May, were nom
mated. and the conservatives claim Twelve
or thirteen os tho fourteen principals they
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
WOMEN'S CAPES--HALF PRICES
fO-d0V.

LD
Entire stock of Capes of one OF the largest
importers and manufacturers OF Woli'1i
Capes and Coats, cloth, Silk-Dlalae:i,
beaded and all handsomely trimmed III
black and fancy colorS. IN the usual way
prices would have been 49, ~ ~. a,,o
SO. You may take them at o. s'0O' 'O
and ST.
Second Floor, broadway.
NEW BONNET DAY
is close by. Are you ready Klght mere
YOU can see what the faShlohaple Wo''u y
will soon be Wearing-See II is wen ID "
Easter Sunday were a by-gone.
second Floor. broadway
SCOTCH FLANNELS
100 pieces new Spring combinations
Right for women'S outing SUITS mouse
gowns. chiidrenS dresses at iSc.; regularly
Soc.
50 pieces imported PIisse lmperlal. and
silk striped Flannel for neglige shirts, % ana
7Sc.
Nenr centre.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Don't Judge of the goods by the prices
you'll mark qualities too low If you 90.
Come every day and you'll see something
new and almost everything more tempting
than you expect
Muslin and cambria Drawers, some trimmed with
lace Others with embroidery, not all sizes 10 each
S,yle but all sizes in the lot 50, 6S and 7Sc from
DC 81 and 81 %
Fine French handmade Night Gowns, fine soft nam
sock. pret,ily trimmed with lace and embroidery,
$50: the - 30 and SO kinds.
About 300 pieces childrenS muslin and canton Tanner
I, Some
little Soled, at 10, Is and ZSc. Just about
quarter original prices.
CORSETS
Well shaped long wasted fine French coutil Corsets,
vou find your SIZE and you'll get big bargain.
81 and sI.5O originally - 25 to $50.
small lot OF soed and odd Corsets go to prices that
tit any pocket. 80.
Second Floor. Fourth Avenue.
LACES-LACE COLLARS
Keeps the trade rs well as the customers
wondering how it is that such fresh. new,
desirable goods in just the colors everybody
wants, in the shapes everybody IS asking for,
can he had for so little
50 and 81 Lace Collars at 81.
81 80 and 81 Lace Collars At 69c.
Black Cape aces values up to 81 all pure silk at 49,
broadway
HANDKERCHIEFS
The three record breaking lots aStonshed
the Handkerchief knowing and Handker-
chief buying people. They went like the
wind Yesterday
Between $3.50 and # a. NJ another LOT Of 800 dok.
womcus fine pure linen hen,tItched HandkerchcS,
a, 10 each; never under 2jc Only to A buyer.
Between f. and 30 p. VI 1900 doz. more OF the
MISE, and chldrenS fine null heulStltched Hand
kerohef>. embroidered initial At s, EACH never he
tore cJulcd IN HandheI thlet history Only dol.
10 4 customer.
Between 1880 ana 30 p VI 200 pure linen hem
stitched filndker, hcis, hand embroidered, French
finish j, 5 each would be counted cheap at 2jc.
Only to buyer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
ABANDONS TIE CIICAGO VIEWS SHRvrC!

Scranton Penn, April S-"The Scranton Times"
has abandoned the service OF the Chicago organize
ton styling itself the Associated Press" and to-
day began 10 receive the service OF the United
Press
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
RIBBONS

RIBBONS
Think of 200 feet of Ribbon counteri
Here it is. Unmatched in this country and
an unmatched stock behind it. From ali
this Ribbon richness you'd guess Easter to
be near. And some Of the most wanted
kinds are quarter, third and rarely less than
half prices.
1000 pieces Nos 10 and % black Double Satin, pun
silk made especially for US, lie the yard. Nowhap
else less than 400
Dresden Ribbons, in. wide, pure SIX. 81 Kind at TX
Rrondway and Tenth Street.
LINENS
You'd paw more for some of these thinm
where the flax grew Take bleached TabA
Damask. new patterns, flower, leaf snow
drop. plaid and other pretty designs.
60 in. wide As the yd.
g. in, 63c the yd. usually soc.
20 in. is the yd, regularly 81.
70 in, extra stout 81 yd. usually SID.
20 in double damaSk, SI.zS
II in, Sl75 the yd. regularly $3.50.
81 in sI.SO the I'd usually ~.
500 doz, Breakfast Napkins, si.75 and S2.3 grade
at $3.50 and 81 the doz.
Full size Dinner Napkins, $l75, SL.oO
Linen Sheets double bed size, $3.50, 81 and IS thu,
500 doz extra large blcached Huck Towels $40 tn
doz
Large white cotton Towels, It. each.
PLAN Glass Line, "a in, l2c the yard lsc kind.
200 doz. extra large Turkish Bath Towels 20c each
instead OF go.
Fourth Avenue.
IN THE HARNESS STORE
The more horses you have to provide for
the more you ought to be interested here
If money saved signifies.
Still few Of the s9SS Harness, 500 kind Double
stitched Harness, $780, Track Harness, SIS; Rum
about Harness, English 500; double surrey hand
sewed brass trimmed Harness SIS.
Goolers handsome patterns, 81; with the strongest
Sheet in the world, 1t Sl.50.
Hand-sewed genuine English russell Halters at Sl.S0
Cloth Lap Robes, Summer weight, light colors, S.
Women's Riding Outft-saddle cloth, saddle, bride
and whip-&.
This unabout rig at sl75 keeps horsemen wondering
drop axle cannlne running gear bedford cord
trimmings English harness, robe and whip
basement.
AWNINGS SLIP COVERS
viii YOU wait till everybody wants them
and order the Awnings when the rush is on!
Better for us, better for you, to say the word
now.
Full size Awnings put up, complete, galvanized fit.
tings s. each.
Holland Shades, extra quality, 1H2 yds, with fringe
and Hatshone spring roller, So each.
With Slip Covers rs with clotheS-they
may fit well or Slouchy. We use only
shrunk binding quality damask-and
warranted fit and work. sS.25 the set Of 5
or pieces.
Third Floor.
SILVER PLATED WARE
Ouadrupl@ plate, Tea and Coffee Pots
Syrup Jugs, Cream Pitchers. Cake Baskets
and dozens OF other pieces at Sl.sS. Many
of them meant to be - and s..
Tenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
THANK THE RAIN

that you can TUESDAY, and S ag so Sq e% IL ' s
things told Of for Monday Hardy "'"' Tue" . "s p'ps''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
Furniture,

Furniture.
Handsomely Designed Articles an
SURE to please. and a, vsry moderH1e
cost. At Tiints. %5 w. $50 ~
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AWNINGS-SLIp COVERS
SILVER PLATED WARE

Ouadruple plate, Tea and Coffee Pots
Syrup Jugs. Cream Pitchers Cake Basket
and dozens OF other pieces at sl.9S. Man,
of them meant to be - and s..
Tenth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09
UJNISTERS IN SESSION.
A DAYS WORK AT THE KINGSTON CON
FERENCE.

NEARLY READY TO ANNOUNCE THE AfloiNT-
- MENTs- THE GOss INVTSTIGATiON
inv ,-,, rcp,pt To THE TR1Bt-NEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-09

COMMISSIONERS TO THE ASSEMBLY.
The election Of Commissioners to the General A.
sembly which meets in Pittsburg on May l6, re-
suited follows. the figures indicating the num-
Der of votes given TO each candidate: