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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUNE.l

Baltimore June tSpeciaD.-Senator German has
determined to save his colleague, Senator Gibson
no matter what the cost. He knows that II the
Legislature to be elected this year falls to reelect
Gibson he himself will be defeated two years hence
Last week NJ. German paid two visits to Balti-
more and conferred with his eutenants from all
parts OF the State. He issued an order that the
primaries in every county. and In this city, as well
must be carried a, any and men nominated
FOR the LEGISLATURE pledged TO the reelection OF Glib
son nd himself. Az result OF this order the ma
chine ruled the primaries in Talbot, Senator Obj
sons county and IN the other counties where prim-
aries have been held. The anti-Gibson men had no
show. These early primaries and snap county
conventions rowever. have only increased tho Bit
ternesS OF the Democrats opposed To Gibson.
Senator German has refused to listen to the ap-
peas OF the regular Democrats Of this city for the
denomination OF Governor Brown. In whom. as In
ox-Congressman Isador Rayner, he sees rival Tor
Senatorial honors. He wants State Treasurer Spen-
Ger Jones In the Governors chair. a man who Ike
Senator Gibson. will do just what he tells him to
ports OF the county members at the State Conf
mlttee at its meeting last week, more con0dent
than ever OF success this y-~-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
THROUN FROM UIGON AND hILLhD'

A FATAL RUNAWAY IN MAcoMBs DAM ROAD
Samuel Close of No. GSl West End-ave. with
his wife and their child one year old, was driN-
ing In a light wagon along Macombs Dam hoad
near Hamden-st.. Fordham Heights. yesterday
afternoon when tho horse took fright ana ran
away At Ilamden-st. the wagon was dashed
against the curb throwing Mr.. Close, nls vile ana
the baby into the road. Mr.. Close was instantly
killed. Mrs. Close and the child were siIgh'V
Injured, both receiving scalp wounds
William Sponable. who lives near by' was the
first t. see the accident. He picked up Mrs Close
and the baby and carried them out oi the road
way 10 the sid, walk. Mounted Policeman Don
nelly Of the iiighbridge Police station caught
the horse further on An ambulance from Ford
ham Hospital was sent FOR. and Dr. Scott, wh"
responded. bound up the wounds of MIS- 'iose
ana the child. The body of Mr.. Close was re-
moved to the Iighbridge station lie was NIFTY
two years old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
DEATH ON THE WAY TO 4 IIH'

PATRICK coNr1N TRIES TO GET oN 4 MOVING
TRUCK AND Is RrN OVER.
A slight fire which did no damage. nj NO. I''
East -hundred-a nd twelfih-si.. y"st"riay, IN
directly caused the death o. Patrick 'onl.n. ii"
man Conlin had received leave o. absence ii""
CAPTAIN Falvey. Of Truck 80. a. whose irncE-
house is at 80 ~ East one hundred -hnd-t""niS-
nfth-si 10 20 10 dinner. Mcan~hiie the alarm was
rung ana Truck 40. u responded. II went over
TO Lcxingion-avc. and drove down al iuI speed Tor
One-hundred- nd-Aftoonih-st The driver. Wash
ineion Ryan had the rens. and there "as an al
most clear street.
At Observation-Disclosures CorNn. VINO
had started back TO the trackhouse. ST" an" truck
going by and made run 70 jump on the ran
which extends along the side. he slipped ana
m sse. th. step He fell with his feet under IN"
trl.k and lost his hold Tn" man - IN" ull"r
fric1 20 steer the rear wheels Ou Of the way. but
IN. wheel or he right side passed over 'onlln Z
lofy An ainbuiarcc was summoned ana comm
was taken to Harlem Hospital where DR. loucks,
inc horse surgeon. and Dr QuiSl"y Of the FIJI"
Dcparfment who hal been summoned. said that
hie INJURIES were fatal. He dien at O'Clock.
Conin was thrty-scven years old, and rad been
twelve years in the Department. lie had been
fnur wears this month with Truck 40 a. an
intelligent fellow and popular with his comrades
lie was married, but had no children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

Oswego. y. Y. June 9.-The boats searching for
the steam Yacht Giana. which lcft here last Thurs
day for the ST. Lawrence River. returned to-day
vi,hout finding any trace OF the missing boat. and
she has been given mp sor lost. with all on board.
The otana was owned by George H. Sloan. jr.. son
OF ex-senator Soan AMI WAS a finely appointed
yacht. Her captain was John Blackburn, an old
The ure-saving station here. lie was the father Of,
chief blackburn of the Oswego Fire Department.
The engineer was John sprague, also or this city,
aho leaves a wife and two children. The other
occupant OF the boat was John Dcnnelly. seventeen
years old who was employed In Mr Sioan's Office
II Is supposed the yacht shipped heavy and
fotndered I'm the middle OF the lake. She should
leaving here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
EFNCTED BY 4 POIICLNIN.

THOMAS ENHiGuT SAVES \ WOMAN rEoM pEowN
iNG HERSELF
Policeman Thomas Enrsh'. Of tho East sixty
scvenfh-si. station. early yesterday morning saved
the llte % Mr.. Alice O'Ncn. oi 80. ~ East Scy-
cuiy -.irs'-sf.. Who tired 10 drown herself IN IN"
East River AT SlN y-nr.f-st. Enright saw her walk
the pier. md her haggari aVi"nrhn'" nnl
tie carlln'es ~ the hour made him suspect that
She Intended suicide He followed her ont upon
th. pier and Was quckcning his pace IN order 10
Oyrriike her whcn the woman suddenly lcapei into
the water Eursht Immediately threw Of his hat
aNI cont ana jumped after hcr
When th. policeman reached Mrs ONol sh"
struggled desperately ana trisd 10 grasp him AMI
carry him down Wi;h hci. Enrirht oy"rcam" her
resistance. however. and with the aid oi som" by
ISLANDERS on the per succeeded In getting her out
o. the water she taken 70 the Prrshy t.rian
Hospital prisoner She told Err.ghi thlt she
had had . quarrel with her husband. hui hcr neigh
h1rS knew nothing of any quarrel They said that
Mrs O%.il ana her husband lived In apparent
happiness q 'Ncil Is a labOr,T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
DRANK POISON ~ HIS FdTHERS PHESENCE
d. IVAN vAN CLEAF. \ STUDENT IN THE BROOK
LYN rOLYrE,uNr. SWALLOWED cfA-
NIpE or POTASH VI

. s a., q so, =,
H. ivan van '''''' '"'"'F ''
J J1hn G. Van Clcaf proprietor 'i the MANSION
House I'm Hicks ST. died On saturday night from
oe.,. , .,.a,,il. - t,niassilin which n,
,h,. ,,.hr Iybot caused
drank in IN" presence "l MS '"'h'i' "'''' ""'''
his death was not learned until yesterday AFTER
,..r v.h.u AN atltotsv hv Dr. l. W shepherd
,t, ,..is, and v,h.ther
'''''''" '"' - a.,
or not II was swallowed VII" '"''"' 10 '''''''''
suicide - unknown.
T'l. ,.,,irr man WIS a Poiytechnic student
t ,.,,, ,,.,. t,, .,ra,,,,,t.d nm Friday next
'"' ""' nav ?" ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
THE Law or .SELFDEFENCE.
DEFINED ~ = DECISION nY THE UNITED sTATF9
SUPREME Court.


DEFINED ~ i DIGESTION HY THE UNITED STATES
SUPREME CCURT
Washington. June s-Onc OF the last cases de-
c:dcd by the Supreme Court Of the United states
before adjournment was that Of the appeal OF Babe
Beard from the judgment Of conviction and SEN
tence 10 eight years imprisonment for man@laush-
ter in Judge Parker's court for the western Dis-
irict OF Arkansas The opinion OF the supreme
Court. reversing the judgment below, was an
nounced hv Justice Harlan. who has filed the views
OF the Colr, In fun with tho clerk They are I'M
rorfant in that ihoy set forth the law 0. self-dc
fence.
Beard had three brothors-n-iaw young mon, VINO
came 10 his house IN his absence. with the expressed
determination Of driving away COW, own"rship
OF which was claimed by OF them and also by
Ieard The latter had warned them not 10 come
While they we're disputng with Mrs Beard her
husband came home one OF the brothers. VIII
Jones advanced upon poar1. who had gun In
his hands and made motion az II 20 draw re-
vovor from his pocket. Beard struck nm over
the head nficting a wound from which he died.
At the trial Judge Parker instructed the jury. IN
regard 70 the law OF sclf-defeace. that Beard was
compelled by that law TO avoid danger at Jones
hands by getting out OF the way II he couid anu
tha. the only place where he need not retreat i"'-
ther was his dwelling house. This charge, Justice
Harlan says was Objectionable in point o. Ia" Oh
several grounds. lie said: go
In our opinion the Court below erred In hoidihe
that the accused while on his premises % QUE 70
OF his dwelling house. under a legal duty 10
get out OF me way, ~ ne c"nin ,b ol eyIdcnce had
threatened kill the defendant IN esecuuoI a., -.
thai purpose had armed himself with n deady
weapon, with that weapon concealed upon his per
son went the defendants premises. despite III ~,
warning @ 3 ~ Gndineted HE purpose to attack the
cusei As the proceedings bclo" were not ~ W
Quoted IN m1sf be reversed and the cause
manded. with directions to grant new trah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
DANCING MASTERS rs TJLKEES
THEY SAY THEY'RE 80 SUCH THING AND GO oN
TO IROVE IT-AT ADDRESS by ONE or
THE MASTERS. OF THAT NAME

THEY SAY THEY RE 30 SUCH THING, AND 90 ON
TO IRovE IT-AN ADDRESS by ONE or
THE MASTERS. OF THAT NAME
meeting of the American National Association
Of Dancing Masters was held Yesterday afternoon
al Joseph Fernando's Academy. No. lG2 East Fifty
nfth-st The men present were on their way TO
phuadelphia where n meeting OF the dancing mas
ters from nearly every State In the Union VIII be
bc,d this week Their meeting yesterday 10
hear T. Woodwork Masters speak on the gentle
art of dancing. Mr.. Masters halls from Boston. and
what he does not know about the light fantastic toe
f. not worth knowing. Judson Sause presided and
introduced Mr. Masters who then spoke upon the
necessity OF cooperation and fraternity in dancing
circles BY dancing circles !s meant the dancing
men, two women ana "A small girl dressed In blue
present Yesterday. The men were much in earnest
the women less so and the gir not at all. She went
70 sleep shortly after o'clock and slunbered until
the meeting was adjournei.
Mr. Masters addressed the men. the women and
the child and exhorted his hearers TO do al In their
power advance the art or dancing. lie also urged
upon them the necessity or working hard for the
oreaniZatiOn and sat down amid well-descrYed an
larse This woke up the little girl IN the blue dres
and gaZe1 I'm open-eyed aStOniShmcnt al the An
plaudng men. Then she started 10 cry. but was
choked off by her mother Oiher speakers followed
Mr. Masters They all started out by saying tina,
they were unaccustomcd 10 making speeches. and
s,,bs .auent events showed that their veraclty on
that point could not be questioned. But the men
were all In earnest and the afternoon was an en-
toyabe one There eighteen districts Of the as
sociation scattered all over the United States The
headquarters are in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
GOLD EXPORTS EXPECTED.

TREASURY OFFICIALS FEARFUL OF ANOTHER
DRAIN on THE GOLD RESERVE
Washington. June 9.-The high point reacheu
last week for sterling exchange-the highest TOT
many weeks-causes Treasury officials 10 1ear
that gold exports may be resumed shortly. Al
the present rate Of exchange 4s9m4so' many
millions Of gold were exported last spring Inc
belmont Morgan syndicate has 50 far been apie
to prevent gold exports. but their contract 10
protect the Treasury gold reserve Is now nearing
an end and an unusual scarcity OF conmerciai
bills is reported In New York. ,oo .oo
with s. 900 900 in gold still due from the syndicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
4 TRAIN BACKS INTO 4 STREEICIR.

TWO PASSENGERS KILLED IN STREATOR. ILL.
by SOMEBODY'S CARELl;ssNEss.
S.reator. H.. June S.-A Chicago and Alton freight
train was backed into trolley car on the street
railway. and two passengers We're Killed about noon
yesterday. The dead are Thomas Hardie n saloon
keeper. and : NJ. Porter II farmer. Martin Nal
lory, the motorman knocked OFF the car. but
seriously injured There were no other
persons on the
The train was standing near the station as the
strectcar approached the open crossing. In order
do some switching the locomotive backed the
train 10 the CROSSING running INTO the 'front.'
end OF the car, crushing In its side and turning
IL around. The railroad men declare that the train
men warned the mo,orman not 10 run ms car
to the crossing. Tho streetcar men say no
warning given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10

New-Havcn. Conn. June 9-The managers OF the
Yale. Harvard and Columbia navles have decided
upon Wednesday. June %. the date for the an
nual triangular freshman race at New-Iondon. The
time OF the day is not yet decided upon but the race
Will be rowed within two hours of ioo6tlde. The
Yale freshman crow Will go TO New London on
Wednesday. accompanied by tutor who Will ad-
minister the final examinations.
captain sheldon, OF the Yale track athletic team,
spent sunday conferring with NewYork alumni
ative to the disposition OF the challenge OF the
English university. In is received for a
track meet here In September. The cable dispatch
80 often mentioned has not yet arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
MR. VHITNEY NOT 4 CANDIDATE.

HE SAYS HE DOES NOT ASPIRE FOR PRESl-
DENTAL HONORS.
Boston. June 9-EA-Secretary Of the Navy Will
lam e. whitney was seen at the home of his mother
In Brookuc tonight. He said:
II am not ana Will not be presidential cand-
date II the silver men should carry the Demo
cratic convention a. would split the party IN TWO.
Tn. Democrats must stand Tor sound money"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
MISS DODGE FfILING AG fIN.

HER PHYSICIAN NOW HAS NO HOPE THAT SHE
WILL RECOVER.
Washington. June 9-Miss Abigail Dolrc Is sink
ing tonight. New symptoms in her disease have
developed. Her physician has no hope for her re-
covery but she may lingcr for some days 10 com"
Representative Hitt continues 10 improve. ana lie
6cefns be the rOad TO iecaVory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
TIE CASE or CAPTAIN HOWGATF.

Washington, June 9-Thc trial OF Captain IL. W..
Howgate. the fugitive ex-dlsburslng officer OF 'he
Signal Service upon the Indictment still peno'ns
against him. is OH the docket OF the pisr,r.
d., court for to-morrow and Judge McComas
exnects IL to begin then The charge IN ms ~
ment is that OF certifying falsely 70 G an signa
lures TO receipts for the alleged payment o. mosy
for telegraph services never perIornen '"' '
wiII last probably a week or ten days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
THE HORR-HhRJET DEBdTE.

POINTS OF THE DIsrt ssION AGREED Upon BY
THE REFEREES ON BOTH SIDES.
Chicago. June 9-Iynan j. Gage. who Is referee
for eN-Congressmln Roswell q. liorr. OF the New
York Weekly Tribune. has agreed practically with
Howard : Tlyl lor. referee for ". H. Harvey. upon
the essential points for the silver discussion 10 be
held by Mcssrs. HOrr and Harvey. the basis be
Ing Mr.. Harvey book "ton's Financial School"
The contest VIII begin about July i" Each con-
t.stant Will have ten assistants. who VIII cover
any points omitted by the chiefs The assistants
w.n be men OF National reputation and In many
Instances experts. There viii be two judges. Judge
Illodgett. Of this city having agreed 10 serve on
behalf OF Mr.. Horr rhe pape.s were mailed yester-
day TO Mr. Horr, at New-N Ork, for his signature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-10
MS Ear BITTEN orr BY MS HORSE.

N N''I' 1T II III ~ TIT ~ '7'E7'''T' IT
OATS.
Nathan Gnsburg jr.. nfiecr years OLD. who lives
a. 10 iIC AGanis-st.. Hobokcn. came 10 the city
with his father yesterday 10 get load OF vcse-
tables While the horse which they had driven was
standing In front OF so Sc Allenst.. the boy tried
20 give the animal nosebag fun Of oats. Just as
he was about TO adjust the strap on the horses
hc.d however the horse made a move toward
him and bit off his right Gnsburg was taken
in an ambulance to GOuy"rneur Hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
Why Does n Fellow Get yellow.

know that you know that a feI.ow-we use the tern,
offensive ssnse-ls yellow because he L. Billion.
other words. his liver got out OF order his
bowels have become conspaed His skin and eyebalx
assume unwarran,abs Assumption n saffron
tingc his tongue puts on coat Of fur. In the
summer time beneath his right shoulder blade ard ribs
iwinges remind him that very restless Imp Is IN their
immediate vicinity. Now, this bapless individual will
simply procure and use at once Hostettsrs Stomach
Bities he'll be all right shortly Constipation bilious
malaria indigestion. rheumatism and
order Of the kidneys and bladder al yield this peer
less family remedy and preventive Use It promptly
with persistence and regularity wineglassfu thrice
dsLy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28

stated that the firm OF Rosengarten. Stokes x CO.
had yesterday been formed by l.. T. Rosensartsn'
Charles Stokes and Robert VI. Jarvis for the trans
action OF a general stock exchange business, ana
that II assumed the contracts OF Carley a CO.
Mr.. Stokes is a member OF the Stock Exchange
and the dissolution of the firm OF carley a Co.
with the withdrawal of Mr. Carey. Is UNDERSTOOD
TO have been consequent, upon recent meeting %
the Law Committee OF the Exchange. III, Sa'eS
when seen Yesterday. before the dissolution. In
regard to the reports affecting the relations, pc
tween the firm and the Exchange. made tne ,Sno"
ING statement: 'Of course we recognize th5' q
corporation canno, be a member OF the New. nork
stock Exchange. and certainly shomd no. seem lii, ~
be So We OF course. will cbcerfully comply WIN
all the requirements OF the Exchange at Sn Sss,
Mr.. Carey is the president or me ,s;nmsrs ~
cariey & Co l.. T. Rosengarten Is the trusts
vice-presdent. and r. NJ Jarvis us sraay that
was said at the ONCE OF the Trust YESTERDAY '"'
there had been no changes in its officers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
UNfTARIANS TO MEET ~ WlSHING TON
WORK BEFORE THEIR CONFERENCE.-THE
KNOWN pASTORS WHO MAY RETIRE-

WORK BEFORE THEIR CoNFERENCE-W WE'LL
KNOWN PASTORS WHO MAY RETIRE
Washington. July 1.-THE biennial conference OF
the Unitarian Church will be held In this city from
October q to y inclusive. This Is the first time In
the long history OF the Church that Washington has
been selected the meetings for n number OF years
having been held at Saratoga. y. Y. The confer
ence has no administrative control and It's work ~
OF an advisory character. A large number OF mis-
cclaneous matters will be sidered at the forth
coming conference which will consist OF 1000 dele
gates two-thIrds OF whom will be laymcn and the
remainder pastors OF the various Unitarian societies
throughout the country.
Vacancies may soon exist In three OF the more i'm
portant Unitarian churches. The Rev. DR.. Savage.
Of Unity Church. Boston has Informed his congre
cation that he intends to resign Robert collycr Of
the Church Of the Messiah. New-York City. 1t Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
NAVAL RESERVES SAFE.
ANGRY AT THE REPORT THAT THEY
WERE LOST.

co,,u,xnr,R MILLER TELLS OF THE IIoMEwARD
TRIP WHICH HE DESCRIBES As SuOCr'SS-
LIEUTENANT STATION EXPECTED TO-DAY.
Commander j. ". Miller Of the lst Naval pa'
talon New-York was in his cabin on the OLD Ne"-
UampshIre when n Tribune reporter visited nm
there Yesterday afternoon. The BATTALION VIM"
started from its Shelter Island camp for nome III
or c,,,ers and on the tender Emmons on Thurs
dav had become scattered on the way, ana COM
mander Miller had just returned on the steamboat
Fletcher with one OF the cutters In tow lie was
surburned and tired, but he declared mat the
weeks tour OF duty had been success lie said'
THE impression that our trip home was not sue
-. :. ,rcorrect never imagined that all the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
CARLEY & CO.. STOCK BROKERS, DISSOLVE

ROsENGARTEN. STOKES & co. ASSUME THE CON-
TRACTS OF THE OLD FIRM.
The members Of the firm OF Carley q Co, stock
brokers' of No. so Broadway. yesterday dissolved
nartnership Notice Of the dissolution OF the firm
was sent TO George W. Ely. secretary OF the New
York Stock Exchange. The notice was signed by
the Ave partners, +. ID. Carey. NJ G. c. Carley.
Charles Stokes. II. NJ. Jarvis and l.. T. Rosen-
earten II stated that all contracts OF the firm
would be assumed by Rosengarten Stokes 4 co.
Accompanying this notice Mas onother. which
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28

Dr. Coyer will arrive In this city from Bradford.
VT to-day Members OF his family who were seen
at his apartments IN the Strathmore. broadway and
Flny-second-st. last night said that they had heard
nothing OF his Contemplated resignation. A mem
Der OF the Church OF the Messiah said that similar
reports had been circulated several times but
they were always untrue he would look upon this
one In the same light until 1t confirmed by
n Col
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
AN ExCORoyER KILLED BY AN ACCIDENT

Ex-Coroner Henry Hendrickson. OF Jamaica. Long
Island. died yesterday afternoon from injuries rs
ceived Friday evening In runaway acciaeh'.
He was driving in New Hyde Park when me- "ols'
-. ,r,ghtsr.d He was thrown from his wagon.
striking ON his head and picked up uncon sc,ous
Itis skull was crushed and his ribs ana co'ar-oone
were broken ,,< ,.,r resilient Of
Jamaica and was eighty-oue years olo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
DYING FROM A sPIDERS BITE.

A big spider biz the upper lip OF William HAYES
a young man. who lives In kosclle. n. j. a few
days ago. and blood poisoning followed. The N,
swelicd 10 enormous size and the swcllinr
spread TO the victims head. Last night IL was re-
ported that he was in a critical condition and IN.
pOsOu $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
4 GREAT STORE ON WHEELS

WOULD be a worlds wonder We almost g'ue you thot
Wherever you the store at your eow-y raoao or posi-
office u.s. WRITE FOR WHAT YOU WANT eT or eVen pos1o'
card wiV command the Of the house. -,
Lists of BOOKS of Groceries, ana samples o. every sama s
100 miles, Of Men, York city, Dry Goods sent free to part in
the United States reached BY railroad or express
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-28
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS

Damask Towels. fancy borders knotted fringe, Zoe
each: regularly 30e.
H,m>it,hcd dlma>k Towels, plain trnged and
hcmmcd, Ri,o. worth lGo
Hemoicaei huck Towels, IS each; regularly 80 80
Glass Toweling "a IN. wide, n1,c; good value at
Blcachel IRISH Table Damask, II in wide, 7Sc the
81 quality Same, extra heavy Damask, 81 for
81 % goods.
Damask Table Cloths borders all around, 2x2 yds
at $780, 10 2x3 yds, At Sis; were 80 % 10 So so
Fourth Avenue.
FOR QUICK LUNCHES
Cory & Co. S Belfast Ginger Ale-Patent shoppers
no corks to pul-sl.0o doz., sS.2s case OF dozen.
for 3 days only.
Reds kolI Champagne, aerated, famous Scotch
Temperance drink, TO-. bottle
Clarct Lemonade, finest quality. this week only
10 bottle
Lime Iuitc-13c bottle days only.
French Olive Ol-ow imporation-o4c large; 3oc
medium ~ small bottle.
Celery Sat-flnest &c large castor bottle
Genuine French Boneless Sardnes-finest, in pure
olive oil, Sc can; s3A doz.
French Young Mackerel III oil Some say superior
in flavor and texture TO sarilnes. About ii fish in
6c can
Cooked Whole Lunch Tongues. Two in each ~
"Royal Yacht Club" Salad Dressng-ready for
immediate use-13o medium bottle; AZ large
bottle
Tea-Cholce quality-Mmcd Ooong or English
breakfast &C kind 1t SIS h.
Grocery Store. Basement.
SEWING MACHINES
Stewart lock stitch Misunderstanding better made.
All warranted for five years. No. l-sil7S: No.
% drawers, SlS7S; with 3 drawers S107S.
These are the grades of machine that you used TO
pay $50 to S75 tor We deliver Sewing Machines
free east OF the Rocky Mountains.
Basement.