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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-28
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F'La vecina del barrio de Caimital
(Guayama) llamada Carolina de Santiago,
dio parte q la guardia civil de que antea-
ddoche habian penetrado en- su casa dos
llevaba un machete. y supone que irfan
con idea de robar algo. La citada vecina
af1ade que lucho con ambos, logrando
arrancar a uno de ellos unos calzoncillos
que llevaba manera de antifaz, reco-
noci6 que era Fernando Maso. Tambien
logr6 averiguar que el otro era JESUS Co
ea. A los gritos que ella di6 dice que
acudieron varios vecinos, y los invasores
SO dieron a la fuga, dejando los calzonci-
los y ell machete. va fueron detenidos
Mass6 y Cora y puesto & disposition de la
autoridad."
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LEASE ell anuncio de las PSldorGs TOGO
l6glcas de GGdeG que publicamos en- otro
lugar y que recomendamos particular
mente q las danas. Els un remedio para
combatir las intermediates de la mujer,
que ha dado los mejores resultados en-
las que 10 han usado Dicho medical
mento SO vende en- todas las buenas far
macias. P.
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Sc C0MPRAN BOTELLAS blancal

cristalizadas, de q litro y de a cuartillo, de
litro, de medic litro y de medic cuartillo.
Estas deben ser de aceite frances, de vinos
anisetes espanoles y de aguas minerales,
Sc pagan 25 y so centavos docena. Diri
iirse 4 la calle de S. Sebastian NJ. 81. Ga
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-04-28

Donde melor Sc come en- Puerto Rico,
es en- 81 restaurant La CataIdna, Sen
Francisco, 56.
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MAiz FRESCO del pals. Acaban de reci
oir, "A. Figueroa y Compa1fa. 81
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Trabajos literarios q plazo flo. Asl
los que lleva q cabo 81 fecundo popular
novelista Emilio lola. Contestando pre-
guntas que le hizo IN psriodista perisien-
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OLGA USTEDI!-RoN SUPERIOR en- bo

UTWA AUSTEUII-hON SUPERIOR en- Do-
de Don Antonio Monroig, de Bayam6n.
Ninguno 10 mejora. mo hay raspG que
Sc sWiete!-Para mas informes dirijirse &
Don CANDIDo GONZALEZ, tienda, San Jo-
Sc 81. 45-l2
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Para conner sabroso y barato visite
usted la fonda Las Delsc6Gs, de Aquilino
Martinez, Gale de Tetuan ntlmero 36.
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ROcA ABAJO TODAS LAS MARCAS

TALLIsTAs EsCyLTOREs.- Sc inte-
resan algunos operarios de este ramo en-
el taller mecanico de carpinterfa de An
guerra Comp. Ponce. Pto. Rico. 15-7
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El pr6ximo dos de Mayo aparecera en-
esta capital el primer n1mero de 81 Auto-
fsonaiStG.
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La 6et7uenz0, grippe trancazo, ha
ALI Sc han registrado por millares los ca
SOS. Las defunciones han sido tambi6n
muchas, y 81 gobierno ingl6s, en- vista de
tai azote, comisiono a yarios m6dicos pa
81 que pNRlicaran IN traPaio. Este ha
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los DEPENDIENTES. FORTALEZA 33.
Con este t1tulo acaba de abrirse en- esta
Capital, ell nuevo establecimiento de mer-
cancias, de los selores Arr5UG Gonzalez q
Conpof5do quienes han llenado los apara-
dores de su casa, con un selecto surtido de
toda clase de objetos, que ofrecen sus re-
lacionados y al pdblico en- general. Entire
las atlas novedades figuran, rasos de todos
colores, nanst1s, de todas classes, velo de
religiosa, museliuas, batistas de colores,
casimires, merinos, alpacas, mantillas, en-
cages, alfombras, medias, calcetines, cor
batas, cuellos y pu1os, paraguas de seda
y algodon, panuelos de seda de hilo,
corses, camas de hierro cunas, maquinas
para coser, y otra infnidad de artfculos
una vista a dicho establecimiento, en- dom
de sabemos que los precios causan verda-
dero asonnbro por su baratura.
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En- ell Pdr5s Bazaq Sc ACADIA de recibir
un nuevo modelo de yesqueros que no hay
mas ALA. Els la Ultima palabra en-. ell
.arte de hacer candela. Tambien perfume.
ria selecta, entire ella, T6nico antipelieular
de Legrand, pomada de tanino del mismo
perfumista para impedir la caida del pelo,
esencias, polvos y jabones piel de Espana,
leiitimos de DeZettrez.
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LUNA S6.-Escuela superior 'tColon, "a
fundada para instruir 30 nifios pobres en-
conmemoracion del descubrimiento de
America. Sc admite un niimero limita-
do de nifios pudientes. El Maestro qua
suscribe garantiza los resultados.-Br.
Jose Francisco DiGz. 15-15
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La CRUZ ROJA.-Para tratar de asuntos
de importancia a esta institution de or
den del Presidente, SO convcca 4 Junta
General el lune3 proximo 20 del corriente
los sefiores asociados la mas puntual asis-
tencia.-El Secretario, ManUeI del ValJe
4AtiIes. 2-2
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Fueron detenidos aver por la fuerza
de Orden Pdblico en- esta Capital, los indi-
viduos don Luis M. Brihones por atrope-
llo q Carlos Reyes, 81 cual fu6 curado en-
la Sala de Socorros; Marcos Garcia y An
dres Andino, por promover un eecandalo
y amenazar el primero al segundo con un
cuehlllo, cuya arma le fue ocupada.
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IALLERMEGANIc0 DE cARPINTE

DOCTOR TIZOL de la Facultad de
Parfs.-Ha trasladado SUI domicilio la ca
lie de la Cruz ni1mero 6. ConsuIta de {
8 de la mahana de 10 2 de La tarde
Tratamiento especial de Intermediates del
Itero. 15-S
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employees In several OF the mills affected walked ou'
and there is great excitement ami uneasihess' '"'
National Convention OF Textile workers "ce'.
her. the coming week AMI there IL 10 DE b''"s
labor demonstration In connection Win thS '".
vention on Monday afternoon, cohpfo""'s -,
limited at II would not be SURPRISING u Tue NY
went back AT the old wages with an uh''''' ~.
ing that wages would De raised after July J. -
rate OF wages n really the bone OF cont"n'so"' ~"
strike AT the Atlantic Mills IL not reih''' W w.
o,her strikes since the owners ~ the A''"n" "
not IN the Manufacturers Club Unless INC ".
tonai organization comes 10 the relief 81 tho ''"'"
Island strikers handsomely there viii soon p' 'o''
siderable suffering.
Arbor Day was celebrated on Friday ny s'"'' ~,
suspension Of work. and by school eNefes'. "
Roger Williams Park Tho weather was p''".
larry delightful. and the exercises were iho'' '"~
ccnsfui than ever before.
4 new building for the Public Library wiz ''
be begun at the corner OF Washington ana "reo"s
ats. a,
The Spiekartenfest at the Opera House 'nS 49,,
for the benefit Of the Exchange for Woman =" ,nc~
has been a social occurrence OF grea, inpo n onc
a game of living whist each evening mas '''' W.
OF the leading attractions. 4. ,,. MIR.
sharp controversy IL on In regard 10 Wy Year
chase by the city Of certain buildings III anu any
the Park owned by the United Traction No'"ee Pun
The company wants $4,000 and the ComInon came
ell has voted TO pay the price. Now expsa. To
forward and declare that the price Is $500 ,v,,S
much. and the Board OF Aldermen are 'nVesuSae.:'
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when the clubhouse was in Lafayette Pace f"r
some Of them the ACADEMY Of Music wa 'h-'b'''
the clubhousc itself merely serving rs reception
room. The programme was adhered 10 VIC" ''' i'-
moval to FIfih-ave and TWcniy-htsi-+i. was hil''
and is followed In the new home at FIiih-nec. near
Forty-sxth-si. For time the famous H''ninhy
nights" were occasionally repeated - me afternoon
for the benefit Of the gentle s'N. ~ tines" th're
were entertainers professional aIi amn''r ~ FHr-
Gus kinds Tho very popularity 81 ih" Affairs made
# necessary 90 discontinue them. 80 great became
the crush Of visitors that the directors hai - lessen
their attIactivcnca4. Now thr 'ihdi'7 days are
usually H., Monday and Tuesday aftcr me Saturday
on which the Art Committee opens nrw 'Ahbll''n
They are simply receptions with music ana refresh
mruts Tho Attendance D. distributed over t~o days,
bar is always large. 81 nut 80 great AS 1t Wa "h'"
comic sonrs aul acrhi-ofhaud were feature 81 tho
progIaWmr.
There has u.ru moro Or lra5 opposition ln ih' Dian
haitian Club g. having women rlo.a - portals ul''i
any circumstance. This was overcome niicf IA. -.
moyal 10 ur stewart mansion. at Thirty
fourth.nL ana fiuh.asc, ana The G"yorn'In
decided lhni 10 w"e only ntilnH t. fNo "a
ladies day" 30 that uc uDw homo f,lho club
miehi be- inspected ~ the feminine public There
were grunta Of dlrappfoyA BY tho b. tmiib 'nI
some Of the bachelors who on The appointed di>
| HE'D them from the clubhouse aztec luncheon ana
disappeared until the evening. without the excuse
Of having to exhibit now home the club later fnY'
| another "1ndios day" but this aroused a thunlor-
| cloud Of indignation which broke into storm about
| dinner time.
Men who daily lounge about their club certain
hours OF the afternoon feel like parahs when they
are driven out Of their chairs or coursc, they
couldn't think Of remaining there. surrounded by an
cver-changing crowd OF women. curious TO see Jus'
what club is like and TO learn just wherein Hes i''
fascination. 1t was expected that the house wouic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
HOTSE FURNISHINGS.
f,us amt OH Stores, UIid Ofher
items Of Interest.

OH stoves. I burners. warranted best. $3.50.
Gas stoves. best castings. nickel plated, burn
ers. Sl.J,
Nursery Gas Stoves. heavy casting. burner.
% is.
Gas stove Tubing best MOhar covered. with
tan ends. cts. per foot
Japanese Stoop Seats. large size. cts.
HAT and coat Racks. new and good. I'D cts.
Knife Boxes polished wood and green lined Is
cts
paper Scrub Pals extra grade 20 cts.
Fancy Tow. Racks. % cts.
Curtain stretches. warranted. 90 cts.
Dust Brushes. all bistle. % cts.
picture busters. best Finch. soft feathers. 40
cts . -
Feather busters. extra long bamboo handle. IL
cts .
Wash Tubs. first quality Cedar. extra we'll
made 90. - ana - cts
Bsselrs Sovereign Carpet Sweeper. wheels.
81 60
Aluminium spoons. best quality. Table size. 81 30
per dozen Dessert size. Sl.l5 per Dozen Tea size.
- cts per dozen. Coffee SIZE 50 cts. per dozen
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INDERU E1R
FOr .>priuD anu Summer, az
>Vecinf priccs.

Inil,s' nHr grad. cotton Nlhhrt Vests, loN
u,.h. nu al''fr4 rllk inpr lu n''h ana arms r'ip
nuI White. 900 nlfra 10 ris
ladIta Fancy Ribbed l,'l" Thread N'r'h, mana
r.m,If trimmed 90 mock ana arms plnh hu",
,.fu pnl Nhli,. Ali ff'H. 20 ciH
ildlal Ono quality Whlt' Gauge Vests. win
rf.r.h uo0lr i'nH nnd short nlo"V'H, hlH" Ribbed
nfiuf. fnr ~ nn.
falIDr rnahiuno1 rubbed cotton N"H's hand
r.m.ls nrlsh'1 win eilk high mock short sleeves
ami d.. rlr.toa ntap luW neck ana NJ el""vcs. alau
D,tN.I4 g. match made II the finest cumb"l
yarn an r1os. 90 rtH 80 b.
Ladies' extra nno genuine SWISS Ribbed lis"
Thread Nenff. trimmed with 'ik Ribbon ~ neck
ami arms white. erfu ana cream. ~ It's
Ladies' Nm. quality Swiss Ribbed Slk-plai"l
N,tis trimmed With SILK ~ mock ana arms. PINK,
blu. and cream. an sizes. 80 Its.
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SILK W.iISTS.
SOFT waists ant L0WMdcvcd Shfre
DCuisis.

~, assorted alik Waists. Including Black ChlnA
gllk with dfnped collar and large sleeves, also
now Checks. black and white pink and white, blue
and white. etc, RW -
Fancy Lawn s"ft Waists. new colorings large
eeeves and draped collar. - cts
soft Waists I'm Lawn and soft finished Per'nle.
one with drapod collar and the other rolling collar
I'm stripes and figures. 9S eta.
pcrcala Waists choice patterns stripes ana hg.
ures Numbered collar and cuffs soft front. 70 aud
80 cts. -.
Fine Percale Waists. new ana desirable pat
ferns large sleeves ~ and W cts.
Finer Iaundered Waists checks. stripes ano
figures dainty colorings. % cts ana $ll9
Rob Roy Ilaid Waists, choice cOlOrs, $lio.
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CHINA IND GLASS.
SDcci0i offers.

Jardinieres. choice lots. 10 cts.
Cracker Jars Royal blue with ivory tint. "a cts.
Condensed MIX Jars. with loose plate. 80 cts.
Croton or Bathroom Sets. assorted designs, 50
cts. German China. SO cts.
Dessert Sets. assorted decorations. on thin
China $l49.
Tea Caddies German China. decorated "A cts.
cut glass with silver plated tops Sl99.
Sugar lifters cut glass. with silver plated top,
90 cts.
oil Bottles cut glass. 80 cts.
Water Bottles. cut glass. 81 ~.
Table Tumblers. Grecian border and star decora-
tons. cts.
Lemonade or Water Sets pieces 81 %.
Mustard Jars. imitation cut. with plated top and
handles. % cts.
Imitation cut Glass Salt and Pepper Shakers.
silver plated top. 10 cts.
FlOwer Vases odd shapes. assorted cOors. Il cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
THE GRElT STRIKE IN PROTTDlNCE.

TEN mlo,sASp OPERATIVES Now our-coMpRo.
Nlsi: LIMITED M-Aitliot DAY.
p,oyl1cn.c II. l.. May GpcclaD.-rhc great
,,,,, -, voollon operatives T. on IN earnest From
tho walking on, Of the viewers Of che mills Of the
N,tlo,,l Worntcd Company, because two or three
noonc were being instructed In the art Of weaving
wi,hou, any money being paid into the treasury
~ rho union therefor the trouble has spread until
toward io.o employees are Involved. Some time
ogo rho manufacturers determined to meet organl-
z,,,,n with organization. and formed the Manu-
f.c,ur.rs club for mutual protection. This club.
in view OF the trouble at the National Mills. has
voted n close all tho mills at the end OF the COM
in. u,o.k n the National strike Is not settled by
that time AS soon as this notice was posted the
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rcceptlon-room and a large dining-room TINS an
mex is connected with the clubhouse proper only ny
messages used by The servants the food is Of course,
served from the club kitchen.
In addition. the metropolitan has had several
ladies days" when admission to all parts Of the
house was granted 10 the women. originally. this
WIS done when the cub was opened. 50 Thar an 'p-
portunity might he gwen to and admire its mag
nifcent halls and apartments ana their luxurious
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..,y,yo co,yrgY Horsrs AT RHIy EnEch

OFININV cor nm
nhtncbcck \ Y. STAY Gip''''b'~rhe season
,,,. ma. been rather hcatci hn' WIN the month
~ M,v has come most charming spring "'","'''
4 great deaf ~ worn a doing "n We p'"''' ''o"'
,.,. Az r.rn,nno John Jacob NH'"r " away"
~ ....o,.nta aud largo force of men
'''''''''' ,,, ,.h,up toward completion the new
~ ''''' .,ni ,,nurrt this "Htnto with tho
.,,,..,,. alterations are IN progress nj
Grssmcc which viii mod'r.' AN" m" Transform ,n" nron
,hc historic old Livingston estate now .ne prop
crty Of Ernest H. crosby. a, f"''s"' ''''s.n"n
4, being pu, In nrsi-clast or'r' un, 49,. os
'"',' " we Governor aud Mrs Morton have
P'''" """"' 80 ,.,s,,s ~ Ellcrslio and Intend
s "r ns' 'Ss S part Of the sumner @s,'
The Misses chanler are '"V"' pa..,,,,on-,ha-
rival. her and recently came to HUs sss ,Sav
Hudson from Charleston s c. 'aS' m" g., r honor
tertaincd a number officials ~ " "" "
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ART E.NBROIDERIES.
.SDccin|s in Stamped Linens.

45-lnch Tea Cloths. Sl39 instead of 500.
3G-iuch Tea Cloths, % cts. instead Of VA.
g--inch Tea Cloths - cts. instead II ~ cts.
Spachtcl Tea Cloths and Scaris. ~ cts. ana up
ward.
Newest designs stamped on white and colored
Linen In all sizes. for Battenburg lac"work
Table Covers. Sofa pillows and Bureau scars
az all Linen Java Canvas. We Will commence the
design free Of charge.
100 Sofa Pillows. double ruiile. fitted with down
and feathers - cts. each. instead OF w..
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.,..s NAT l,av. everything to his crew, cannot ook
d"', No. -, t,r long However, II Is far more
rll'h nW' oi,r ,Iu hnvc incrcis ii liberty at all
rn h,s HAN that hcr privileges viii be- cnr'a'lea n
''''' t',fs I'm , f.W years an article on men ~
f'lhti ~ " ,,ul be- I'm order. The won'ns clubs
Won. u,r.,-tirlily issue Invitations for a gen
som nv nv a." f. ls like the question when th'
U'W'h ~, ,,drlln.. College debated not long ago;
riu' ~. ~ In,t rrlduntcs of Harvard and other
"l'' co." should be allowed to continue their
'tuu,s 81 llAdeilur
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of their brother William Aston Chanler. the ex-
porcr ,,,
Dr and Mrs George A. Miller have paid the
Grove a dying visit; they VIII soon be here for the
season.
Mr. Parker and his family, who have been spend
ing the winter In Florida have returned To their
csfntr Uopeland on Hudson.
The Missr- trugor are At Cruger's Island for
,fter being closed for many seasons stein
Vnlrti thc nclano country seat, which ls one OF
the l,,y.s, estates on the Hudson. viii be reopen-d
ana nrcupicd by Warren Delano, who recently fell
heir 10 IN. property on the death OF his uncle
Franklin II. Delaho'
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At OTHER CLUBS
4 hearty sentiment in favor Of hn'fh h"sWl'S
e., ,.nu,..ulli,I WIS oriuccl 30 tho Insurance Gun
when the plans were made for is rooms on Inc top
n,,rs of I'm. addition 10 The NauAl l.ifc binding III
I.lb.ri,-st. The officers determined to have 40 at
triotva "a Iadi,a' d.liue-f,uI as aEN 'np 'n TIE
city could show. Absolute separation nom '"' ..
utu.f I, taken - reach The bail upon "hi'h 'l''
apartment opens. Thus visitors 40 80 '' my NV ~
pass any part OF th' rlnb Nhi'h nlth, DE- ,
Nifh men. r. is luinl-h'l moro h'i.H IT, ~
aus other room, thr drcuiti are y, .' PIN 49,
Lou.s XVI reproducing those of thc i'cii aAi"" ia
'rna w"nn.in'- ilnine room in the Arkwrrhi 'mh
u.i. meant 90 lr 1900 'HiIf. lt 'unNfui'u't ~" u" 10
lpIu., lu fl, .unurht When iutl wish 10 g." u" me
an f,,,r.in. al fnr WiN hnur after hu .ln" - lhf
cfu hly. hrif wly'a moot ih'n ai in' '4h l'' '
.nr dress lot tir dhb bf Gun "''sn,n W. ,.,,
moor oi ur noN building oi iu' Mutual l' f'
Fond lao Aaaor'liol ID" h'.d"n' ana lp'i ih, nro
r..tlnu rho t'n0n hasn't aunr Year. ago % NJ
iur 90 lnr futnholH wa called i"r 90. ,.W'. l"
pos, ~ vnilnG g. have 'lrlrf day. ll' h'iiu'
ins ,,,. au.s cli,1 fp order and at in f'l'inii
silence for rnmo mluui'a .nbpdb i'li II h, l"d . ~
m, motion Wnf carried without dlaroninE F'i'.
Ana fh.fo to- mpii'r 0ilnlH - thll day ~.
ty.nfst.ai Huino momboff thought 10 nn 'Nr'Ii.ni
chance fo oct up dining room Tor women lh
house was ntio1 FOR M" purpos'. bn the 'n'lin,ni
ln favor of fhc plan wnH not decisive, ana n"'.h.
was done PDrhapt II me club builds m" new
house ns g. mut du mo time. II VIII 'shhsn ms
feature Undoubtedly many members viii shy no 10
this IN. ,.s.utlli feature ~ "a club come minds
Tho c"untrv clubs naturally are open 10 those Of
both sexes I'm Yachting clubs objection Is 'omeni,s
made to this n the plaza ~ nllcd with beautHuy
attlrod women the yachisman coming back from
this lars on the idea that yacht IL the best possible
| Iia14 IN which to loAf Tho real yachtsm1n- YIN"
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ho cleared Of the horde Of visitors 10y o'clock. but
many dd ne, arrive uniii after =. and It was FOUND
,,,,,.stla without dlscouftesy. TO get them out In
,,, bfr,nts were served IN the dlnng-rooin.
3D., dinner Wa sadly delayed. The club hermit HE
a. regularity iisoiG ia health. be always sits at the
ann. t,no and ina tho same chair a, the same hour.
,nornlne noon and evening. TO have - give up his
fv,,l,.. armchair 81 afternoon was bad enough. to
,,,. IL, nut off MS dinner an hour or an hour aud Il
t,if e,. i1 un.pclkibie discomfort. So there cam"
FORM "a chorus OF protests against ladies days and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
DRESS GOODS.
stu Further Reductions an NOU.
cltu Dress Goods.

SILK and Wool Novelty Crepons now 2.75; were
$3.50. ~
Mohair Novelty Crepons, now sl75 were $3.50
Chiffon Novelty Crepons. now $l.l5; were $780,
Mistral Novelty Crepons, now sl25 were s250
Fancy Stripe Novelty. now $50; We're 1910
Fancy silk Stripe Novelty, now 81 90; were $3.50.
SILK Broche Crepon, now Sl.s1; were s3.'o
Plain Colored Mohar and Wool Crepons, now
Is cts; sl.50; and 81 cts. were sl:.o
Jacquard Sicilian. now l.25; were $3.50.
Also 3O-inch Fancy stripe Pure Mohairs. at -
cts. % -
42-nch Novelty Cheyot Sutings al % CTS were
80 cts. - - 80,
5O-inch Cheviot Sutings at As cts. were 20 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

rv q new process. entirely our own. we launder
Curtains without the use OF lime or other injurious
chemicals ,,,
our Hlaukrt cleaning IS done by hand which
i.,,,.4 thcil SOFT as when new. and without tear
ing or loss Of wool llhnk"ts should De cioAiieu
L.f,r. being pul away for the Summer.
No stnr. curtains ana Blankets.
our bvelng Department Is always up To date
I'm new shades. ana all other REQUISITES oi Il hrst-
lbs I,ntrtnsnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
STORAGE OF FURS.

We have superior facilities for the storage OF
Furs India Shaws. and other expensive gar
man,s Thev viii he thoroughly cleaned before
being put away and will be insured against me-
moths and all damage. AT a small charge, accoru-
ing Ia their value. II will " To your adVahtase
TO have repairs and alterations attended 10 III tne
Summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

Real Dotted Swiss Curtains, with RULED edges
s3ls per pair. instead Of $500 and SioO
Nottingham Curtains. white ana ecru w per
pair instead II sl.,5 and 500 ana s--' N-s'eau W
So 90 and $3.50.
Irish Point Curtains patterns, $3.50 per paar
instead OF $500 and $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
SILVERW 4 RE,
Rc0I OuUdvHDic pt0fc.

Tea srts, satin engraved, pieces. N7bo and
$500, formerly 'Won ,..a
auynf fowls ana Cream iiirhcfH, Gs0,
,'nkn baskets. g. ~. t,kb nn1 400,
Dinner Casters, s. - ana - 70.
rnyr. tiw.
ffnli Dishes. t3g5. $50 and $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05

Washable Sailor Suits. fast coors. LANYARD anS
whistle 3 to Il years, IS cts. Finer quahty' 10
years 9S cts. .,,
All wool dark blue Serge Sailor Suits. emorod.
cred star on shield lanyard and WHISTLE To
years. s.. 95. % go.
Lawn and Percale Blouses to years - CTS.
Rows Straw Hats, all sizes. IS cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
ETTTO.N SPECIALS.

~ eros, Fancy Colored Ivory Buttons. % line
T. cts. per card 81 4 zen.
-, gross carved White Pearl Buttons. for Cling
ham Dresses Is c;s per card of dozen
~ gross Fancy Metal Buttons y 10 % line. 10
cts per card.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
CORSETS.
r.J cts. UUd 81 cts.

rs pairs Ventilated S1nnette Corsets. extra long
waists high corded bust Saline stripe. Imported
netting 10 cts per pair. 49,, 49,.
heavily boned. gray and white " Gus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
WINDOW AWNINGS.

Sullivan's patent Window Awnings. absolutely
noiseless afford perfect ventilation and iight
Plain Duplex goods $500 per window put up
Fancy Stripes $3.50 J., ,,.
Duplex Stripes not exceeding feet in w.dth anu
feet I'm height
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-05
SHIRTS,
NT.S' DEPARTMENT.
DS cts. instc0d If $I.JO

f,r strined Lawn Dresses blue and white. pink
and white with deep square collar, trimmed win
rufi,e edged with lace, very full sleeves also one
Guimpe style I'm Percale, 10 years
Also hne Lawn iuimpes, made square insert
ings II fne embroidery IN yoke, I u u years. %
lis. lnalral nf 81 10.