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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-12
= ~ O. 4. CONVENTION AZ srRmsy'sLn

springfield. Mass., May 1.-THE hrst subject 10!
discussion at the convention of the i"'ernAtona
Young Mems Christian Associations this morning
was THE Duty ~ the Associations 10 Young Men
Of Foreign Birth end Percentage" paper ny FRO.
lessor Bouland, % the French American College %
this CITY, on the work among French young men,
was read President 4 H. Leo told OF the begin
ming Of the college, Russell snrsis, OF hos'on pre-
pentsd Y resolution extending the creating o. we
convention ~ the workers In tfAnce, epaltl Hay
aud Portugal General q, % Howard spoke On
"chrlullan Work In the Army"
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INCOME TAX CONFERENCE
surREMn COURT JUSTICES PUT THEIR
HEADS TOGETHER.



Washington. May ii.-Aceordins to their usual
Saturday custom, ex ,ept during the early summer
recess the justices of the supreme Court OF the
United sts,es me, In conference to-day. remaining
together for three hours Al OF them were pres
emit and A. IL no secret that tho income tsS cases
were tho Subject Of their deliberations Wheh ,hey
adjourned for the day. their session being cut short
an hour owing 10 tho excessive and unusual neat
the matter was not hnAly settled although u 10 Do
lievsd that IL has been practically decided severa
OF the Justices, before feparatink Expressed ue'
sire for some further confederation ana THIS may
ieat Ia another conference, Whether or not one
shal, be hold viii DO determined Monday, In case
Il n not held Justice jackson VIII leave here Tor
home belle Mead. near Nashville. Tenn, possibly
Monday night bu, moro probably Tuesday
What will bs the decisos OF tho Court. the an
nouneemcnt Of which Ia expected TO be made when
the Court rcconvence on May 20, cannot OF courf~
be stated. and naturally u 10 the subject cf much
speculation After the conference to-day had ad-
5ourncd Justice jackson. feeling a necessity Tor
some refrcshmen,. remained In the conference room
Tor LUNCH and was Joined by Justices Harlan.
Brown and White. This circumstance was scxed
upon a. tho basis FOR report. which attained somc
circulation. that Justice Jackson had Joined the
other three In their: view Of the law that was
CONSTITUTIONAL and that the opinion OF the Court.
when It was announced by the Chief Justice who
was tesisnated as the NTH member in favor OF the
law would affirm the present decree sustaining its
validity. except as to incomes from rents and In
vestments In State and municipal bonds.
1t 10 possible, Of course. that that Will be the
decision Of the Court. but Treasury officials. espe-
cialy those most directly connected with the exc
cution Of the law. greatly fear that It Will be over
thrown. One Of these, speaking Of the pronaot s
OF the case said he had been told that before the
Court communicated with Justice Jackson asking
him TO join them IN rehearing OF Inc case. Two
OF the four Justices who the first hearing and de-
cisiou OF the case voted sustain the constitution,
atty OF law save as 10 the two points excepted
-re6ls and Btate securities-had changed their
minds.
TO share this fear of the Treasury officials Attor-
news connected with the who. prior TO the
arsumants this week were of opinion that the pres
emf decree would not be disturbed as result OF the
rehear.nC now say they believe the law will be de-
ciared Unconstitutional But they admit they have
no other basis for the change except what they
describe as the general sentiment in the air.
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oAyo or couxrxRFgrrxRs cAveuE

Kingston. N. Y, May ii.-zene Barkuskie Vincent
Oustra OF Jersey CITY, and Tony" steitska ana
wife OF this city. were arrested TINS afternoon u.
,he homs M the ste,itzkss on Chambersst. charged
with be,ns counterfeiters The prisoners are said
to be members Of gang that has been flooding the
country with counterfeit money: Hidden between
bed sheets tio2 In counterfeit nsty-cent and one.
posh Webrews Harkuskie and Oustfa, Il 10 sup
posed brought the counterfeit money here from
The action of Commissioner Shields Of New-York
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ns emit,

but tho trustees have allowed this Arm TO put up a
brick once building, which blockades the roadway
which the land was acquired. II is said that legal
proceedings will he instituted to force the removal
OF this ONCE building.
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THE LITTLE REPUBLICS UNITED.
THEY OFFERED TO MAKE UP THE INDEMNITY
WHICH ENGLAND DEMANDED FROM


NICARAGUA.
washington. May u.-Man advces from Costa
Raca for which the United Press 10 indebted 10
r the Courtesy of Senior Joaquin Bernardo Calvo
charge dAAaires OF the Costa Rican Legation IN
Washington. give an interesting account OF the
condition OF affairs In that little Republic and dis
close the hitherto unpublished fact that In spite OF
local differences about boundaries and other mat
tiers the Central American Republics dubbed to-
gether to help Nicaragua out OF her difhcuity win
Great Britain
This puts an entirely new and suggestive face
on the settlement Of the late unpleasantness
Tho correspondence Is In part as follows:
San Jose Costa Rica, May !, 1855
The National Congress met to-day IN resular SEES IS
sion Contrary 10 the custom OF ne country when
ss he same r fsa ne Tn ~ ' sssusa
rsss !" sRs siss" f"s o sS's" he ss
q c6nsrsss wac srset enhanced S, ns fsa n Me
i sSsss 'ssS' a'sw S.'l people:
j'fsildcn, yglesias 4 4 Young man VIII a. A. a.,
"S' words s9s ' s"s a"d @ "s
h'w ;s K. s ss SSr' "''s
cordial Iea,cps and Ind eynced 'wsl{ iN,sfes!!
.s, e. As . +: and s' sss sfS'"' n
family IN general IN a.,su n coosre,s the
Ss;s. AZ *, Gsssssm.S s q S,s ns
trend Of eyenIs gladly oheIed-slvlns ear 70 senl,'
m6ntn az fraiefnal sympathy ana 10 prevent meie
dlsssfssabs consequences 10 the Mepuhne, our sls'
snd .na,o ss;s 70 ~ a| .,.a.,,so name,
prudent. means and one eKs,lns az sslapmen, q
oY Inc Republic Of Honduras this Government ini.
,iA,sd The idea cf tho cen,rsI, Amsrls , states
ths Entllsh Government. thereby sssIi,lp e. ,hs
s1uadron there lying and the amicatle settlement,
through diplomatic channcis Of the remaining
ernmsnts Of Honduras and Salvador have accepted
'thls practical means Of ad!usimsnt and the con.
swsitsa which latter had Prsvoasy proposed posed tS
o6tufning the delay necessary 10 establish lesa.
tion OF That country in Nicaragua. whose purpose
THIS idea Of the Government Of Guatemala agrees
with the thought suggested by tho Government OF
Costa Rica and completes II. Tho Government IN
mus acting becomes the faithful Interpreter OF the
Costa Rican feeling"
II IL further stated that the Executive has been
authorised by act OF Congress to incur the expense
6ecessafy 10 carry out the friendly mediation thus
proposed
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Finest quality virgin Olive OIL special Importation
just received; rich flavor; &c qt, 3Sc pt, Ae IL
Best quality Fruit syups and Phosphates all kinds,
from pure fruits, full measure. Makes cool, re-
ffeshing drink; 3lc pint bottle, &c quar bottle.
Anker's celebrated BoulIon Capsules, convenient,
simply requires dissovins in boiling water; ten in
box Nc box
Clam BouiIlon, Sc can, Sc doz. regularly 81 80 dox
Potted Tongue, * can &c dozen.
New York State Marowfat Peas, best quality. " can
New York State Struggles Beans, best quality, loe
can.
spioed Mussels, iic large bottle.
Grated Pneapples, extra quality, * can, VIA dos
CALIFORNIA FRUITS
Extra quality; nothing finer OF the kind
packed.
Lemon Clings, Ne can, ~ dor.
Golden Apricots ue can SIN dof.
White Cherries. 1le can, ~ doz.
Bartlett Pears " can. " dol
Sliced Lemon Chngs, ready tof cream, delicious d..
SER, &c can, w dor,
Basement, rswvth Avssus.
~ BICYCLES At ~
One Of the best high grade Wheels on the market,
Look them over, Let your bicycle wise hien3
look them over. The more sither of you know a
such things Tho more asooishsd youu be a tM
little pdcs, Every Wheel guaranteed
nassmsit
TOWELS
A tumult Of Towels tumbling toward you
who arc alert-enough TO last the day out
maybe.
Pin. quality fancy Turkish sSh Towels, NJ nw~
sold under 60e.
Cream and fancy Bath Towels, suitable ior siad'
lass' heavy cream and white Turkish Towels. n
and ~; good value Al ~ and M,
Fine huek Hand Towels knotted fringe. white. 's6
and blue borders, )l.& the dos; worth ".
Fswvsh Avenue.
LINENS.
You'd pay more for some OF these things
where the flax grew.
Besehed Irish Table Damask, good variety Of desens
new goods, tx, the ei quality; 81, the ei.sS
grade Both n IN. wide.
Irish damask Breakfast Napkins, best value In the mar
Dinner Napkins, asx2s m., $50 dos, o. a5 grade.
Hern-stitehed linen Pillow Cases, % i-2xS6 in, IL
pair; u grade.
Roman stripe Table Damask. suitable for Summer
cottage use, best quality, ID; never sold under
eiaS
FOsvth Avenue.
see the TIME FLY
Finest French Clocks, selected Mexican ONYX cases.
some with lever ecapements, some WIN renou"
luns. all reduced TO s., mostly worth go.
Enameled paor mantel Clock, striking hour and han
hour on cathedral gong, Ansonla make. NM re-
dueed from $50. Warranted for one year.
Basement, Broadway.
Public Telephone Pay Station, Grocery
Department. Basement.
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John 8. Fliney. IT,. orange N, j.; \, =. Adams.
Bo.ton Ogden Ssam.n s MswYS %.sYo,i RsS0ts
I Inr." md wife Ncw-York: w. r. Smith. New.
ynrI. p Williams and wife. New-York,
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COULDN'T FINN POKER oMIsa REoIrx

From The New-Orleans ricayune,
Mrs Nuwlfe-Jyt locked ell Through my cook
bock, but cant ind how 10 mako Anything but
Saratoga chips
''What ID III you wAniy'
Mrs NuwIfs-Tbe receipt for poker chips I've
heard John talk Of In his sieep.
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ARRyvILs Ar NEWPORT

Nswport May u,--Among the recent arrivals ~
the Hartmann House. Newport. are Cornelius Van.
dsrbilL Nsw.yoTk, John 4. Vilnsy. Orange. n. j.,
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ALI sHS oLSsrvILLR Mia cLosHn
Providence May iL~An the olnsyvlIls mnls were
closed ~ noon to-day for ~ indefinite period the
manufacturers sAy they viii ssmssn elosed un'u
the operatives end the present agitation eua w
Aila5ue NM .!!le2rs huTrsndsH IVA 'aesssss
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AWNINGS, SCREENS. ETC.

ANer the sun begins TO slse is not too late, but you'll
hs losing comforts. Awnings Of duplex stripe, with
Galvanized fittings, put W complete, each.
Bamboo Porticres, from To- eaeI, BAMBOO ro'en
Holland Shades, Ike yds., trimmed with fringe, on
Hartshorn spring rollers, 10 each.
When you tire Of mosquito war, remember the cano-
pies are here, N.1S and upward.
Thtrd Floor.
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WITH the BOOKS
Take one hap.haxard. Look AZ the pen.
ell mark inside the back cover. II tells The
price; almost always much lower than The
publishers price. No danger OF paying too
much In 4 live bookstore when the prices
are all planly marked.
Another 0npnss-more doth bound books II Ne
each, Handsomely printed on good paper. eiss
type, bSe8-l inches
Love Letters Of Worldly womsn. Clifford
The Man In bIack--Stanley Wsyn,an.
The House Of the Wolf-Stsnley Weymsn
Ships That Pass In the Nght.--Haraden
Al the Green Dragon --Haraden.
4 Study In Scarlet. Conan Doyle.
Dodo.-Benson.
vAsht and Esther.
Esther Water.-Ceorge Moore.
The Sign OF the Four.--Conan Doyle.
Beyond the City Gate Comm Doyle.
The Hired Baby,-Mafie Corclli
A Romance Of Two Worlds Marie Coreil
A Case OF Identity Conan Doyle.
A Yellow Aster.-Iots.
Miss Milne and I.-Caffyn
Chsrlotte Temple
SinguIary Deluded Sarah Grand.
Reveries Of Bachelor nix Marvel.
idealia.-Sarah Grand
Four from miscellaneous tables, almost q
random
Decisive Events or Half Hows with American HE.
tory, by Charles Morris. illustrated, octave, 1914
pages. leather, a; our price, Sl.i.
The Viking Age--Eary history OF the English speak.
ing nations, by Paul Du Chaillu 1885 pages Illus.
trated vols, Svo, $3.50; our price, Sl.@.
Popular history Of England BY Charles Knight; svols,
illustrated, 80; our price, $3.50.
Half Hours with the Best Authors, Charles Knight,
vols, 12no, our price, $l.7&
Nfnth Street.
GROCERIES
!fyou are not pleased with what you buy,
bring it back. That's store rule. What
folly it would be for US to sell Groceries
that were not right
Groceries are delivered free within 100
miles of New York.
Best quality old Government Java and Mocha Coffee,
specially blended For three days only, Hc ID. IN
the bean.
&c h. ground pulverized packed in a-tight cans;
&c allowed for cans returned.
Famous "CeyIon Tea," exquisite flavor bouquet and
Strength economical, stimulating heaIthfu These
brands are too well known to need word.
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WHITE GOODS

WHITE GOODS
To be dressed clever you must be clad in
white It's white season.
cases 27 in figured Piques, beautiful quality, Hc yd
More Of the full width dotted Swiss at l+c yd,
cases fine quality India Linen rare value, 1ec yd
White plaid Dress Goods, very pretty, Tic yd.
Broadway.
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so fines, French China hand decorated Ice Cream
Sets IS pcs, $685. regular price ~ No.
Same quality. pieces, Bath Room Sets, ISe' regular
pnoe 81. So
Imported deep cut glass handled bonbon and olive
dishes milk pitchers, spoon holders, oil and vinegar
suet. and 'yHr ius, with triple ''v" plated caps
Imported rel deep uM glass Water csrsiss, tSs'
regularly ksN
DO hni American porcelain Dining Sets, IN shapes,
handsome hand filled decorations, standard, lB0
piece composition, tl1,SS regularly tss vi,
iOb handsomely decorated porcelain Cabinet Photo
gaph Frames, 1G taoh regularly 81,
Finest English Falenes-IaIdnierss, medium and very
large ,i,es, all eolor, uW each; reduced from u
116O
HSsement. Broadway,
FOR A vELvETy LAWN
CLIP II epB AMI often, Nothing but fun n tho
Mover |, right We warrant the Hilton, Hughes
A Co. Mower IN every respect Knives of the very
best steel, 10 H., ea,b0, 10 h.. @7e; Nin' /,
Mas
Think Of Garden Hose ,ha, won't leak under any Of.
binary pressure We ehsefflly exchange II u In
any way imperfect % n, coupled complete,
with reel and pipe, 1915.
basement. Tenth street.
SEWING MACHINES. Sll.D
Really good full size. light running Sew
ing Machines with late improvements, fin
ishcd in oak and warranted for years, for
sl2.;5! Seems beyond belief when you
remember that Machines no better used to
be three or four times as much.
ASSISTS here are Sewing Machines the
equal of any OF the $50 Machines as sold in
the usual way.
Practically the same Machines, but with
better cabinet work, more drawers and
more fancy work, t20.75, t2460 and
1910.
Sewing Machines will be delivered free
anywhere in the United States east Of the
Rocky Mountains.
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sosAklOlk6sl
FOUNTAINS.
THE SPIRIT OF SPRLNCTlkE

OF SPRINCT7ME
~
red
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
Come as often as you may, there arc A.
ways style, stock and price surprises await
Ing you.
ON SALE At $40 p. NJ.
900 good strong fine muslin praweft, with vide nom
and rlsals De Three pieces only 'o'd 70 one
buyer
200 very fine pretty earnbrie Nghteowns, trimmed
with exquisite embroidery and ribbons. S'So' The
"a kind. Three pieces only sold 10 one buyer
ON SALE. AT 4P. N.
700 good pcresle Shirt Waists, laundeed collar and
cuts, 49, instead Of u. Two pieces only sold TO
ole buyer.
COR THE CHILDREN.
Infants null Caps, 10 rows Of eordns, with double
lace niehe, TX.
Infants short Dresses, pointed yoke, with neat en-
broidefed insertion between heinstitched plaits, fin
shed with embroidered edgng on neck and sleeves,
6mos. to 8 yrs, 8Se
Infants nanneette Wrappers, seoloped edge. ribbon
bow at neck, pink and blue striped effects, 49,
Misses Dawets good quality muslin, cluster Of plaIts
and hem, 2 to yrs, lce; to 10 yrs, "e; ~
to IS yrs, I0e.
Second Floor, Fourth Avenue.
A DUCK SUIT
of course. The wonder is that so little
money commands so much quality
Duck Suits in blazer effects all the pretty eolorngs 50
prevalent this year, $50. s., S. and on up to silk
duck Suits at 50.
Serge Suits in blazer and Elton effects, black and blue,
$l2 to as high as you want to go.
Second Floor. broadway.
HOSIERY UNDERWEAR
The largest and most complete line OF
womens ribbed combination Suits in
America, and roomful Of foreign and do
mestc makes in cotton. Isle thread, SILK
and merino.
Jersey ribbed Suits, white and ecru, long and short
sleeves, 81. 49,
Swiss ribbed Isle thread combination Suits. white,
ecru and pink, $l.7S -
Womens imported pure silk Vests and Drawers, $50
each
Womens tan and black silk Hose, open work ankles
Sc pair.
Womens cream Isle thread Hose, Richeeu rib, zSc
pair; were SOC.
Womens black cotton Hose, wide tops, Hermsdorf
dye, 8 pairs for 81; were SOC pair.
Chldren's Isle thread Hose, plain and ribbed lOc
pair They are red or the price would be QUO.
Sizes 4 to 81-2
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SILK PARAS0LS
Printed as the finest Dresden porcelain IS painted.
Biz, full ruiie, fine Dresden handles, Slee. Those
you1l be asked % and 90 for will not look better
More white China silk Parasols, with Dresden ball
handles, NM Less than the cost OF the poor
limitations. -
Fine nlfed, white ground Prasos, beautifully printed
IN Dresden designs, white snaIneled SUCKS, WIN
bows and tasssls Sl.N each.
Broadway awa Tenth street.
SUMMER GLOVES
Pure silk Mns, pure silk Gloves, improved fashions,
perfect IN, finest quality, oil slses, q N such a.
are usually hOc Enough for the day, maybe,
Womsns extra long SIX Mts wnNs, cream p'ok' o'us
and black No. r' Worth h1''y w.
nsesdwsv side.
the JEwELRy STORE
A gem In itself The best appointed, best
filled store OF The kind We know Of. The
specials for Monday include
ra boxes, with French puff engraved 'v" plate top
silver plate uusct boxes engraved and "'n lined,
49,
q Gisres silver plate Jewel bos, bsvsl s'a" top,
The 81 line include. wonderful array Of pure sterling
silver a,Ieles--na, files, combs scissors, and the
iIke-that would regularly he ~ and ~
Shit Waist sets for a. little A. IL; the one al @e Is
wondcf--8 pcs sterling silver
silk Belts with silver buckles u eaeh-snoshcr pleas
ant surprise
broadway ana Tenth street,
LAWN TENNls-cR0QUEr
We have no pets among Tennis Racket makers. Re-
liable goods at money saving prices:
Racket, u.s. NiS, NSo, SIS and y. Nets Balls,
Markers and all that, Of course. ...
Ctoouet Sets, size, Sl.3S, Sibo. Sis and Sli&
Basement.
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sEASONABLE FURNITURE

A store full Of it. Luxury without ex-
travagance.
Box Couches, for instance; big, soft, coy, frames
made OF hard wood, upholstered, with best tenn
rered steel springs But the cute part is that the
top lihs, exposing a oavernous, dust-Proof, stow
1-Coyered with any coloIed denim. bound and tufted
10 pounds Of pure hair SO.
2-Covered with fancy English ticking, bound and
tufted filed with hair and moss, Sl35o.
8-Covered with fancy English ticking, bound and
tuned, filled with moss and cotton, Sio.Se.
Fifty Chiffoners, mahogany birds-eye maple, curly
birch, antique oak; five large, deep drawers, polish
finish, So H. high, 81 in. wide, 81 in. deep and
but 81 each.
Foupth Floor.
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WITH the SILKS
Don't Judge Of qualities by prices. Il
wouldn't be fair. The makers hadn't
dream Of such low figures nor had the inn
porters-nor had we, for that matter. But
lis crea, thing 70 be able 10 take Oppor-
tuni,y by the hand. lis o greater thing TO
have the nerve 10 do Il. This grand mer.
chAndise outlet Of ours. growing grander
every day. warrants us In taking any lois
no matter how large they arc--if the prices
are but interesting.
Al w the yd
ESQ piece, jap silk, Lyons printing many designs, light
100 piece, American Ponsee silk, printed, black and
20 r;eces 81 in. heavy white Habutai Silks.
80 pieces black Jap Habutai, % to 20 10.
80 pieces Chene stripe Habwai Wash Silks.
25 pieces White Jacquard Silks, "A IN.
You'd snap them up at o0 or oOe put tney come
cheap and they may 60 cheap.
Al %c the yd
40 pieces checked Taffcta Swiss Silk, usually Csc.
80 pieces sK Monte weight black Habuta Dress
Silks, 81 in.
80 pieces mo two alike u m printed ndias Shnas
laps and Tussores, 75c kinds.
1875 pieces American printed Pongees, four and five
color print, black and navy grounds.
A counter full OF checked Tsfetas striped Tafetas
satin striped Habutai', easily the 81 grades
At 92e the yd
Newest printed warp and fancy weave Taffetas. from
LYONS and Zurich, have been. 25, $3.50 and
81 IS but some OF the color combinations are gone
At $l.X the yd.
New Taneta Plaids, Z combinations, just open and
the right thing for waists
Black Tafeta Silks
Ok c;.ce< sxtra heavv 23X in. usually 81. at 1G
Rotundn.
DRESS GOODS
With Silk so cheap the Dress Goods men
are kept sharpening pencils to mark prices
low enough.
Novelty Crcpons silk nd-worsted: new styles 81 20
to $3.50 grades may 60 at IS, Sill, $50 and
Sis.
A m sik-and-worsted Crepon, very light, very airy,
very firm. heretofore 81 Is; now * I'd.
French de Beige 40 in. 20 tinfs 81 quality at &C.
All the fancy mixtures and stripes Crepons ranging
in quality from 60c to $l.2j take three new prices
--1Sc, 4Sc and &c.
COTTON GOODS
5000 yds lace stripe Lawns newest and oldest col
odings, zoe kind at I0c.
$500 yds. printed Lawn, after French design, lse
French Mousseline, dainty floral effect, 4oc kind at
&c.
BLACK GOODS
Crepons, weaves, IS and CSC kinds at ~
A to 4sin Crepons newest designs l.25, $3.50 and
81. rs grades at 49,
Black stians Iustrous, 4s, so and 81 in, at 49, 81
and SIZE
In and near Rotunda.
DRESS Innings
1850 yds Pure linen grass cloth. black, white and
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HANDKERCHIEfS

Most extraordinary offer this season.
On Monday, mems Japanese Silk Handkerchief fine
quality, heavy weight, real hem.titehed, 81 in
square, zSc eaeh such as you paid 75e for few
weeks ago. No more than six to customer.
Pure linen, hand embroidered fancy stitched and
fancy henstitched Handkerchiek, 500 to 1900
linen. Very fine, but a bit rresular-a pin dot
here missed thread there. You might not zee It.
II entirely perfect they would be 81. On Monday,
fSc each
Mems pure linen Handkerchief, very fine quality,
large sizes, real hensttehed, lec each.
Swiss embroidered Handkerchief beautiful patterns,
on fine quality Of null, many designs, entirely new
in this country, loc each
Broadway side.