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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
UOU HIS ESTIMATES TdRIED

AFTER DINNER THE RIDE DID NOT SEEM AZ LONG
TO CYCILsT As rT HAD BEFORE.
pm Tired out Must have ridden 1875 mites to-
dav" pasped the whee.man when he reached nome
~ s.so o'clock warm evening. The fehow-cy-
cllsts of his household were OF course Interested
and they wanted to know where he had been
.veu | rode down 10 Twefth-st first. and then
~ the Thlrty-fourth-st. ferry. From Long Island
CIV we went to Flushing Jamaica, and out on
IN. uerr,ck Road and It's continuation to Babylon.
yvo vent clear down to the beach. had swim ana
,,i,, % cat and started for the north shore
~ Long Island We went through Deer PARK ana
tbcn wandered for an hour or Two IN the region
,,os, ~ commack People directed us one way
and another and finally we got Disguised and
turned south. We struck Hcksville and then
Ierl.ho and rode through Flushing to tho College
Point ferry" At, IL, -
"Dldn't YOU have your cyclometerY asked one
cod-bloodod listener , $500
IN broke It early In the morh'hB' anu my
communion didn't have Hut kept accurate
.c,ount and | don't how we couid nave r'u-
dsn esr u"a man then took . warm BATH put
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PRIMARILY 4 CLUB ron CHILDREN

SOUTH NoRwALK. CONN. HAS An ORGANIZATION
WHICH Il A DELIGHT TO YOUNG AND OLD.
regularly organized club for children IL some
thing Of A novelty yet that Is what the Mob out
ING club of South Norwak. Conn. primarily Ia
Grown folks also get amusement out OF II, and some
of them resent the prominence given TO the enter
,ormen Of children but the little ones bid fair TO
hold their own. As a type OF a modest. inexpen-
sIve. yet thoroughly useful and deightfn country
oiub thia organization IL worth hearing about
~ course there Is nothing that equals a beach
a. n summer playground for children. There they
can dig in the sand. wade, battle get sunburned
and o,berwise enjoy a healthy outdoor life. num-
her Of South Norwaik parents bewahed the fact
that there was no desirable beach within reasona-
bic distance. and they determined 20 secure ono
.ou uo, was leased on the Sound. part OF It being
a mob OF no great height and covered with fine old
trees. A clubhouse erected on the waters
edge II II not LARGO or elaborate. but extremely
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well suited for the purpose The upper Moor Is
slng.e apartment used for dancing. piano iu'-
nishes music il the children want to dance In the
daytime. overlooking the Sound and the many
Islands scattered about is a roomy balcony.
A kitchen and dining-rO takes up much OF me
ground floor Formerly there was a restaurant,
but this was naturally not profitable The preseh.
ARRANGEMENT is far more satisfactory. For sind'
fee members may the range and all the dishes
they need Food * brought from home, and 'on.e'
tea, eggs. etc. may be cooked In the kitchen me
club IS. In short, a delightful picnic ground WIN
certain conveniences OF home added
The bathing houses are agreeably large. IL J.
comfort to contrast their roominess with inc
cramped quarters In which one must usually uh'
dress and dress at the seashore. AT low TIDE me
water is only a few feet deep for many yatds GU"
SO that bathing at the proper ume ~ a. 80. s the
grounds but some children are bfousht ~ ~
rlages There is wagonshed ana mth Y, In
daily In charge OF nurses and often aceompaaa,s1
by their parents or other adults Ihtre are and
clubhouse furnish large variety OF pastnles ~
restricted membership keeps away undeslf"o' p'''
All this would be sufficient qualification Tor ,, ,ne
Mob outing club. but me sfSwn io, ashn, bath.
Ing without the ANNOYANCE OF large ana n1 ,hs
crminate company When me mae l = rs satar.
day evening dance Is given the prssI,s ,,eya.
ns Tine bosthonse provides shelter Tor number
OF canoes and rowboas. 50 that altogether the WV
oTs bs Cub f'1s rS SS on broad lines il head Of
family IS a member all persons OF. his housen,oln.
eyes The cost OF it all Is remarkably small inc
Initiation fee is s5. and the dues are SO yeas
been reached Although little attendance IS re,
qulred and the rent OF the land Is not great som.
viii o provide so much to the members and thelS1
families. Many suburban neigheornh Ss wG had
such . club a. this one at South Norwalk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

METHODS or HINDLlNG COTTON.
A SYNDICATE WHICH PROPOSES TO INTRODUCE
EXTENSIVE ECONOMIES

A SYNDICATE WHICH PROPOSES TO INTRODUCE
EXTENSIVE ECONOMIES
The methods OF handling cotton from the fields to
the factory are probably more awkward. costly and
primitive ,han those in with any other I'm
portant crop. The difficulties Of harvesting the
cotton by machinery nave beer such that the
method OF hand picking still prevails. although
hundreds OF machines for this purpose have been
built and tried with varying degrees OF failure
But admitting that the method Of hand picking
must continue there are many Improvements pos
site In the business transactions intervening be-
tween the planter and the mill-owner, and a power
fu combination OF 81 Louis capital has been re-
Gently formed with a definite pan for doing just
this work
At present the planter hauls his loose cotton 10 the
gin. and after the particular load OF cotton has
been passed through the gin. IT, together with many
other loads OF possibly varying qualities OF cotton
are jammed into a bale by succession Of clumsy
end wasteful mechanical operations The raw cot
ton Is bought up by q force Of Independent cotton
buyers. who travel through the country without
any particular organization method. and whose
only thought IL TO screw the planter down TO the
lowest possible price After the cotton Is biled II
Is passed through a variety of hands before II goes
TO the mil. and H. eodgol and torn by "A score OF
successive sample-a.ekeTs. until It .ooSs a. though
It had been set up for target practice IN front OF
reg OF sharp-shootcrs. or course the samples
taken from the different parts Of the bale vary in
quality and the whole mistress % buying and
selling cotton IL In more or less or condition Of
chaos
The 81. Louis capitalists. among whom ex-Gover-
nor Francis IL included together with number d
cotton brokers have In the first pace secured
troll OF an improved rotary cotton-prcss which Will
put the cotton into large rolls bats like the rolls
OF white paper for printing Office at considerably
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FUR DEPAR TMENT.
ODening Sale If Fur Cdpes.

Correct styles lengths and sweeps for this
season. superior shapes and well finished. AT
popular prices. So.
Summer months when material and labor were
AT their lowest A recorder now would mean al
an advance Of at least - per cent
French Coney p and 30 inch lengths. Sl3'o 10
$3.50 o-
japanese Seal. % and 90 inch lengths, siS25 TO
s2475 With imitation Skunk or Russian Bear
trimming s22 30 TO $500
China and French Seal. q and 30 inch lengths,
plain also Alaska Sable trimming. 5000 to S5SOo.
Electric Seal. a. q and 80 inch lengths. PLAIN
also Alaska Sable trimming $4,000 To $1,000
Astrachan 90 q and - inch lengths, $4,000 10
$4i0O
Wool Seal q and 30 inch lengths $685. 10
$500
Also several STYLES and lengths in Alaska Sable.
Colored otter Seal<kin and Persian. at prices
equally low for the grades offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
UTTMN STYLES
NOW Open in the Misses ana chit
dlcU'S DPDdTtnlcnf.

The newest and best productions OF leading
manufacturers: exclusive styles and materials.
excelling anything hitherto shown.
DRESSES-Msses twO-piece Dresses in the
most fashionable materials. such Fancy Bou-
rettes Bouce Stripes and Checks. Scotch Suitings,
and many different effects in Jacquards. etc.
handsomely trimmed to correspond. II, 10 and Is
years from $40 So to $500
Also Children's One-piece Dresses. stylishly
made and trimmed, suitable for immediate wear.
to Il Yeas. 1925 to $3.50
JACKETS-Very desirable styles IN all the new
Boucle effects. Persian Curl cloth. Cheyiot. Ker-
$22I0
REEFERS-In rough and plain materials. plain
or trimmed to - years $3.50 to $3.50.
LONG CLOAKS-A choice line Of styles and
materials trimmed with Velvet Lace Fur. etc,
at popular prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
Parton Suits.

800 90 3-piece ParlOr Suit all ovefstuned, tufted
bao ks and arms. covered with silk tapestry 5000
$1,000 3-piece Parlor Suit covered with silk tap
estry. $500
$4,000 3-piece Parlor Suit. all covered over with
fine Brocatee. $500
$4,000 3-pece Paror Suit all tufted In Turkish
style and covered I'm silk tapestry. $4,000
$4,000 3-piece Parlor Suit. covered In Satin Dam
ask $4,000.
$500 Apiece Overstuffed Parlor Suit covered In
Damask $4,000
$1,000 apiece Psrlor suit all covered over, tuft-
ed back and arms, $1,000
$4,000 Apiece Paror Suit. covered with fine
Bro 'atelle. $500.
$4,000 Apiece Parlor Suit. iron frame Turkish
upholstering. covered with silk tapestry, $4,000.
$4,000 apiece Parlor Suit. all ovcrstufed COW
cred with fine silk tapestry. $4,000
$4,000 j-pece Parlor Suit. covered in brocatene,
$500
$4,000 5-pece Parlor Suit, Mahogany finish
frame covered with tapestry $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
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an fresh clothing and started out for dinner AS
he was leaving the house. some one called out TO
ask him how far he had ridden.
"oh about I2D miles / should say" came the re-
ply. .,. ,,o- and ,o,,, q
ciear tho cvclIst returned home He feeling
cool and refreshed TIE subject or his ride was
preached again and visitor asked nm now far
"It must have been 40 miles he answered.
I'VE wandered around an awful lot west OF COM
mack there - ..... l., ....,.,- . 4,
The rest OF the evening was spent IN smoking and
About bedtime the traveller seemed TO have got
over his worst WEAKNESS. and. in fact was feel
M o. ~ mo see old man" said OF his friends.
Innocentiy How far did you say you rode to-
day? .. ,.,., 4. $3.50,
have heen ninety ninety-nve miles" was the
ans,er this time And the others thought what a
queer cycometer mans stomach and spirits
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
CHINA
4nd Glassware Specials.

Dinner Sets 100 pieces. new decorations hieb
grade porcelain, $4,000 instead Of 5000.
Dinner Sets Carlsbad China. lO2 pieces NSH
instead of s22.OO.
Tea Pot. Sugar and Cream Sets. handsome
neat decOra tons 80 cts. per set.
Cracker Jars. new neat shapes and cecora-
tons, SO cts.
Condensed Milk Jar Holders neat decorations
80 cts.
Tea Caddies WITT cover, assorted 80 cts
Toast Racks China. new Shapes. 80 cts
Jugs handsome. neat decorations. 50 cts
Decorated Porcelain Dinner War az less man
cost Of common white
Plates Breakfast size cts; Tea slze. cts.
Pie or Dessert size. cts.
Tea Cups and Saucers, 10 cts. pair.
Coffee Cups and SaIcers. II cts. pair.
Vegetable Dishes. small size, So cts.
Gravy Boats. Il cts.
Bowls. cts
Tea Pots. 80 cts.
Sugar Bowls rs cts.
Cream Pitchers. II c.s
Meat Dishes S-inch, II cts; lO-inch, ~ Cts, ~
inch. 30 cts: li-lnch. - cts.
Vegetable Dishes, IL cts.
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less cost th1n the present comI ressed work As the
c,tton goes into the press, sample Is taken out
and labelled so that after the finished roll has been
covered and marked. IL need not be opened until II
* received at the factory. where il Is mounted on
an axle and the bat unroed and fed into carding
machine just as the white paper IL unroIed and fed
into the prntlng-press
10 secure this uniformity OF the cotton In each
roll the company proposes TO establish system OF
Gins and press throughout the cotton belt, and
have an organ zcd force Of buyers who VIII pay
market prices TO. the raw cotton In bu.k ana VIII
ri ami grade il before It ~ ginned and pressed.
In short IL Is the Introduction into the cotton bus
meas Of the same methods OF CONTINUATION ana
decentralization which have been applied to the
handling Of nearly every other shape product
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
House Furnishings.
The Best Return for Your Money.

Borax Soap, MilleTs. none better 'or :, "a
Laundry Soap I.autz Bros. ior =, cts
Washing Compound, Lautz Dros.. The best "A
cts. for lbs
Coal Shoves large -'ze, extra rtTprg ~ ca.
Furnace Coal scOcps. best cusiiy. " "a.
Coal Holds hest black Jspanped. . cts
Coal Hods. extra heavy. lerg. Elze. galvanized
- cts
Garbage Pals. with tight covers. galvanized
2C cts.
Water Pals, 12-qt. s.ze. galvanized Iron - ctr.
Ash. Barrels. extra strong, protected elder, Nsk
Steel Preserving Kettles, OF. al che price
q cts.
Wooden Coat Hangers. large SIZE, FOR p cts
Clothes Baskets. best willow. 80 cts.
shirt Boards. Az feet. best seasoned wood, y
cts.
Chopping Bowls. beat quality maple. cts
Curtain Stretches. improved, % cts
Pastry Boards. seaacned white wood. IS eta
Brooms first qualify green corn, for p Gu
Wire Swimmers. with long handle, cts
Soap or Sponge Baskets, bright wire. ctr
Dust Brushes best quality, rs cts.
Stove Brushes. beat quality hall, 10 cts.
stove Polish Enameline. cts. box.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
SMALL V1RLS,
H0If Price SnIe. Section e.

100 dozen Bias Black Nelyeteen Binding.
yards piece. cts.
100 dozen Bias Vevetecn Corners. all colon
10 cts. piece.
30 pieces French Silk Garter Elastic 3 cts per
yard
Bone Casing. yards silk stitched. cts. piece
Fancy silk Betting Il yards, - cts.
India Tape pieces in bunch, > cts.
Goodyear's Seamless Dress Shields Nos aho
l. cts pair: No. ,. Gus.
German Bent Hooks and Eyes. IT'S gross
German Patent Hooks and Eyes. - cts gross
French Milliner's Thread. 500 yards, IA CTS
spool.
Wostenholm IXL Scissors. 10 cts. pair
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preston. an evidence Of Ncw-yorks perpetual youth
and indestructible vgor,
THE SALTEST or BATHS.
FLOATING IN GREAT SALT LAKE.

STRANGE FREAKS OF THE BATHERs WITH ON
WITHOUT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
LIFTING THE HEAD GET UNDER
Salt Lake city. Aug. 26 (speciaD.-To the read
ers of The Tribune who just now engaged IN
mad struggle with the breakers on the Atiah'ic
coast. description OF the methods OF taking sea
bath 1000 feet above the sea level and thousand
or two OF mics from the coast. may be interest
ing For this great inland salt sea- twice as DIG as
the State of Rhode Island four times as salt as the
Atlantic clear as crystal and smooth as mirror.
is now the resort OF thousands. its visitors being
counted by trainloads each hour. and by hundreds
OF thousands In the season.
4 dip in the great Dead sea OF America Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
DRESS IRIMMINGS.
ODeuiU0 of NeW Goods.

Manufacturers samples at less than half price
Jet Garnitu.es and Yokes. % cts to Sl4S.
cut Jet Points Az 10 - inches long. 10 to 30 cts
each.
Cut Jet Gimp p to IL inches wide. to 20 cts
Ier yard: value TO 80 cts.
large assortment Of narrow Gimps-coored
Jewels spangles and bead effects-l2 to 30 cts
per yard.
Colored jewelled and spansled Bands. to 4
inches wide, 30 cts. TO A9S per yard.
\ complete line OF Partisan novelties. spangled
and iewelled effects, in Bands. Epaulets Yokes
and Ciarnituras suitable for street and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
LADIES' WAISTS,
For AutatNan Wear.

Good Flannel House Waists, black, navy and
cardinal. with full front and rolling collar $l.59
Others. braid trimmed. $2.19 and $29S
Black Figured SILK Waists. yoke made of
four rows Of raised tucks. sleeves shirred on top
also extra quality Black Surah SILK Waists
shlrred around neck. large sleeves. s49s
New Satin striped Surah Waists. black and
white. black and blue black and pink. some with
collar Of silk, others with draped velvet collar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
UNDERWEAR,
Inst Rercirpd.

A complete line OF our own English Merino and all
wool Underwear. Also the well known Ypsilant
Combination Suits ard Equestrienre Tights at
greatly reduced prices
Ladies' medium weight Combination Suits high
neck long sleeves. ankle length. white and nat
ural. all sizes 1925.
Ladies' fine quality Ribbed Merino Vests high
neck and long sleeves also Drawers 10 match
white and natural all sizes $l00 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
BL4CX SILKS.
Remarkable Values.

2i-inch Black Satin Duchesse. sl.25 quality. at
9S cts
27-inch Black Satin Duchesse, extra heavy sl5O
quality. at s1.10.
22-inch Brocade and Striped Taffeta. SO cts.
Pinch Brocade Satin Damasse. $l0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
LINENS.
Leaders for MOnddy.

Soft finish silver Bleach Table Damask, 30 cts
per ward instead OF 65 cts.
Heavy Bleached Table Damask. 30 cts instead
OF SO and 81 cts
Superior quality Bleached SATIN DamasK, "
cts instead OF sl.00 and sl.l5.
Sample Napkins. Il and =. at 10. 49, % and %
cts each-about one-thrd less than regular
prices. 49,
Fine quality Huck Towels. 81 cts. instead OF 30
cts and 80 cts instead Of 90 and - cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

We guarantee our new Black Dye not 10 crock
on all wool or silk Color dyeing is according 10
our color chart whether the goods are ripped
apart or left whole.
Under dry cleaning process articles VIII iio'
shrink when cleaned.
Blankets cleaned by us are LETT soft ana WooiiH. D..
Curtains are laundered without the use Of IN
inriOuS chemicals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
LACE CURTAINS.
NcW 1Mf1iUpn Patterns ut dO0W
Cost If importation.

Irish Point Curtains
100 pIirs of $3.50 and 500 patterns a, $500 per
pair
Is pairs of $500 and slOOe patterns at $50 per
pair -o
- pairs Of $3.50 and $500 patterns at $lloO per
pair go,
100 pairs TambOur Lace Curtains. regular SoS
and $3.50 patterns. At $3.50 per pair.
/ lot Brussels Curtains patterns regular
s22 80 and $500 quality. at $500 per palr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
"IMAGINARY FACTS"

Of merchandise Merchandise all kinds has already A.
believe that prices Will go s higher and
that goods instead of down All ms shon" emphasize me
in rookh ana t one
organization abroad ana at home Keeps
them SO with the markets. or enables e 70 my
cent customers
the
OF the service we can render
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
AUTUMN SKIRTS.

Extra quality Black Saline Skirts. including
the new Umbrella shape. with deep ruffie, corded
and double rufle. 9S cts
Imported Moreen Skirts. extra quality, with
very deep rufie bound with velveteen, $19S; regu-
lar price. $3.50
Fine Black Taffeta Silk Skirts, full size with
deep rufle. $4.9S: regular price, s6.4S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

Many of advertisers would be amusing
unnkngy believed by large number OF po
from the truth they are
heart ask You to remember
cause 10 rxS
accepting what read why not before spend your
ask solely the uhfness of advertisements and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
BLA NKETS AND QUILTS.

California White Wool Blankets
10-4, $3.50 per pair. instead Of $500
Ia. "a 80 per pair, instead Of $500
1874. $3.50 per pair. instead Of $1,000.
Marseilles Bed Quilts. full sizes
S159 instead of 500.
S1s9, instead Of 1925.
S249 instead of $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
TELVETS.
Just ReceiCcd,

full lines OF Black plain colored and Fancy Vel
vets. In all the most desirable widths and latest
shades.
Also one special lot Of fine quality 22-nch Vel
vets navy. brown and green, suitable for Capes,
regular s2.25 quality. at sl50 per yard-an oppor-
tunity not likely to occur again this season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
SH EETS AND PILLOW ca SEES
SIRE to be Hilher TerU Soon.

Standard quality Sheets, 1i3x2ik, 81 cts; 2x2lz,
IS cts; 22x2l5. AZ cts.
An assorted lot of "a Pillow Cases made Of
Wamsutta New-Bedford Utica, and Fruit of the
Loom Muslin. 10 cts. each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
BOYS CLOTHING.
4 MtUhHu StYteS ut POputUT Prices

Zouave Suits OF all wool drak brown mixed
Cheviot. TO years S2sS.
MILDLY Suits. with long trousers, all WOOL. dark
blue Cheviot handsomely trimmed with Soutache
braid , TO : years. S3.M.
Kilt Suits all wool dark blue Serge and Flannel,
trimmed with braid. to years 1895.
All wool dark blue Cheviot suits, for dress or
school wear. to II years, S39S.
All wool scotch Cheviot Suits. very durable, s to
IL years, $5.4S Extra Knickerbocters of same
material $l65.
Very fine blue Tricot and black Clay Diagonal
Suits To Is wears. $9.4S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

The most complete assortment that we nave
ever shown Compare It with any shown any
where M .
SS-nch all wool Figured Granite Jacquard ~ Gus.
3s-inch n )halr and Wool jacquard, As cts.
SS-inch fine quality Figured Brill!antine 30 cts.
5O-ihch all wool fine quality French serge, ~ CTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
CARPETS.
so cts. insteNd of 800.

For Monday We shall offer. not few pa tterns as
a bait but our entire line Of the celebrated Alex.
Smiths Sons Moquette Carpets. so different pat
ferns I'm all the newest colorings. regular $lOO
goods at 80 cts. per yard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
Novelty Dress Goods.

An Equal Assortment Cannon Dc ro""u
in any other Brooklyn store. and In but few In
New-YOrk -. -
All wool Main Colored jacquard Suitings, 30 cts
All wool Jacquard Granite Suitings, ~ cts
Fancy Check Suitings SO cts.
Fancy Boucle Stripes. 10 cts.
Fancy CheviOt Checks. ~ Its.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

Two toned Figured Taffetas new colorings, IL
combinations SO cts. per yard.
Chameleon Figured Taffetas 20 combinations,
s100.
Print Warp Taffetas. beautiful designs, sl25.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
IMPORTED SWEA TIERS.

Ladies' imported Sweaters cream black. navy
and garnet with but.Oned shoulder. s29S.
Others in fancy combinations finer quality
s. 10 $iiS and $4yS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
MUSLIN NIGHT COINS.

Muslin Underwear Of all kinds will be II per
cent higher as soon as the present supply Is eX-
hausted
$50 good Muslin Night Gowns yoke made With
fine insertion and tucks full sleeves all sizes, 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
FINE FURNITURE
At the Largest Reductions Ever Made
at the Beginning of a Season.
BEDROOM SUITS.

Antique Ash Bedroom Suit. pieces. $50.
$500 Mahogany-flnsh Suit. pieces. slbOO.
$4,000 sycamore Suit. > pieces. $500.
SIS. 90 White Oak Suit. pieces $4,000.
$92. 90 Mahogany Suit, pieces. $4,000.
$1,000 Birdseye Maple Suit. pieces, $4,000
sl35O0 Birdseye Maple Suit. pieces. $500
$4,000 Birdseye Maple suit pieces, 500 %.
$3.50 90 Mahogany Suit. pieces. $4,000.
Si25.OO Mahogany Suit. . pieces, $4,000.
$685. 90 Mahogany Suit pieces, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
A BIT OF THE NORTH SIDE.
WHERE CITY AND COUNTRY HOLD
MINGLED SWAY.
urIE TRIANGLE FORMED BY wEsTcHEsrER. PROS
SUBURBAN COTTAGES.

pEcr AND BOSTON AvEs.-colONlAL
RESIDENCES AND FLARiNG
SUBURBAN COTTAGES
Northeast OF Mott Haven. between the Suburban
Rapid Transit road and the Bronx River ana
directly southwest OF the rural village OF West
Farms so long part OF New-york, yet mistaken
In its old-fashioned ways. there lies an unknown
land for twenty years included within the city
limits yet as strange to downtown New-Yorkers
s the uttermost parts OF Jersey. II Is really new
city In great part the creation of the last two
or three years. This square mile or more, which
Il not exactly Morrsana. nor yet Port Morris. as
thus developed. IL odd mixture OF new ana old.
OF charm and squalor OF shaded thoroughfares with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
FUr Trim litiVOs.

Fur Edges and Bands. plain or jet combina-
lions I'm Sable Genet, Persian Lamb. Astrachan
Wool Seal. Mink. Beaver. Thibet French Seal
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