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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
WENT ASHORE ~ TIE roo.

Long Branch. y J.. May s.-The British barker
Tin. Iumen valued AZ sr.G0 bound FOR New YORK
from shields England. III ballast came "shor"
about half a mile south Of the Monmouth Beh'n
r,fo.sovng Station The vessel belongs 10 the
standard OF Company. and was billed TO q H"y".
NO % broadway. New-iOrk. on board ""r" cap
tain Nicholson and crew Of twenty Eve men. AMI
a pilot who refused 20 give hs name The vessel
stranded at high water. with the wind cast ana
the sea foggy. hut moderate, about FOUR hundred
fee; from shore In twelve fec' ~ water The cr'"
from the llfe-saving station In charR" or captain
Mulligan were soon alongside. The seamcn on
board the Lumcn attempted to get aboard the Ire
boat, but were prevented from doing so, as the
boat was in immediate danger. The pilot told
Captain Mugan that he was no, In charge 81 the
vessel when she stranded. He said that wh's'i <
buoy mislcd the captain who thought II was sound
ing from Rockaway. but instead II must have been
adrifi.
Tho Merritt wreckIng COMPANY was inform. !.
and "A tug gent to assist In hauling the bnrken-
tine of It was rocky where che stranded Tie Tic
made for floating the vessel: Al high tide, zoo n
after o. m the Lumen was pulled out from the
rocks. and appeared TO be .Innjur"d she was
taken In tow by the wreckng boat and started
for New-York with her crew aboard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
PREMIER BANFFY UPHELD.
THE HUNGARIAN LOWER HOUSE AP-
PROVES HIS CONDUCT.

HE EXPLAINS THAT Ills ATTACK on THE
p,p,. Xr.NcIo WAS DUE TO 4 MIsuNDER-
sraSpING-EMPERoR FRANCIS JOSEPH
REFUSES TO A,r'EPT COUNT Kali
NOKYs RTcsIGNATIoE.
Eudapes, May G-Count Apponyi raised IN 'he
JIuny,r,,n Lower House to-day the question OF tc
differences between Baron Banffy. Premier OF HUN
gary and Count Kalnoky. the Imperial Premier
,opether with the consequent Cabinet crises IN VEN
M and Budapest Ills Interpolation was purely
friendly. 49,,
Baron Banny briefly reviewed the course or Hrch-
h,shon acuardI Papal Nuncio IN Vienna, In as.-
ts;ing against the ecclesiastical bills, his CORE
sponlence with Kaln ,ky on the fu9J.c' n.S Inc
nunclation Of Agiiardi IN tn" Lower Houn, an .he
hitter refort given 10y Kanoky In me I!Iuisu =,
e.orresrondenz" His own open attack on Agilardi'
noron Eanrv expIainel was due - his inisunder-
standing a letter from kalnoky iie reaI IN" H
ter AZ the same time arguing the plaIsnll!, Oh III.
DEDUCTIONS from IT, II now appear 'i ne saiu' '"i'
these deductions were erroneous 49,. -. r.xor
THO Nouse voted by n large majority 'hat biio"
R,rnv's course had been perfectly CORRECT
Emferor Franz Joseph has written an "utpb.'p
letter TO Count kanoky assuring him OF ,n' c'ii.-
,,io,o confidence Of the Crown. ana declining 70 &C
Con, his resignation The letter Il extremely corlal
London. MAY THE STANDARD" Is Informed from
Rome
The Ag.l1riI affair has excited the Vatican
greatly II il believed that It will further strengthen
n. Nolcra;os whom the Pope keeps IN constant
fouch with him The Vatican will sndenvOr nor 20
.mbitter The question. ami VIII counsc ne .>un0tc
:" he ur!irrt The 'O-scrva;ore Romano says II
"a az xious 70 know what satisfaction VIII be gwen
hv Austria for Baron Banny's insults to the Nun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
GOVT, RHEUMATISM,

rheumatic govt, or any equity or rheu-
matte affection whatever, has its surcst
remedy in the Carlsbad Sprudcl Salt.
There's nothing so successful in clear
ing out the excess OF uric acid in the
blood. That has been proved in hun
dreds of years and in thousands of
cases at Carlsbad.
So with any of the ailments brought
on by sedcntary habits-dyspepsia,
Indigestion, perverted nutrition, con-
stipation, Carlsbad cures them, and
cures them permanently.
But the best way is to prevent them.
A little Carlsbad Sprntel Salt taken
when you suspect any trouble, will
keep your stomach and liver and
bowels and kidneys in perfect order.
Take only the genuine imported
Carlsbad Salt (soidfied and bottled at
the Sprudel Spring. with signature OF
EIsNER g. MENDELsON Co., Sole
Agents, New York." OH every bottle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
EVIL RESULTS OF COAL NINBRr STRIKE

Cleveland May CA special to the Press from
Bellare. says: I'm the Fifth Ohio District. on the
LIST Of May all the coal miners were ordered 10 quit
work where the operators would not pay the -
cent scale. Where operators continued to pay the
above price the miners remained at work until
the time that the State Miners Convention would
give its final decision about wages To-day all the
miners who were working on the 6O-cent basis
and those on the cooperative plan were notified
to lay down their tools and 60 out This evening
hnds $500 miners In Belmont County and 1900 10
HARRISON Jefferson and Guernsey making a total
OF loo idle, This Will compel. for want OF coal.
the closing down OF all the Iron manufactures and
other business will be paralyzed in Eastern Ohio
There Is no trouble anticipated"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
HALMA WINS THE KENTUCKY DEfbh.

HAMA WINS THE KENTUCKY DERBY.
p,nnr~ nv PERKINS. M'CI.EILAND's COLT MEETS
THE EXPECTATIONS OF THE PUBLIC
Louisville May 6-The largest crowd seen at
Churchill Downs for many year went o"' y"
day and saw Byron McCleand's colt llama WIZ
the Kentucky Derby. The grands;and was cfo""e.
to overnowing and thousands took advantage Vi
= t-.o fold and lined the fences inside the track
The doy was an ideal one for racing. being signify
cloudv while the track was In the best cohu'''o"
The big race disappointment III some IT,
spects as after entering the stretch II 'ooN 'Ie
form Of a procession The horses finished accorc-
ng N the betting Halma opened an oddS on
f,vorite 2 10 against the field and was quickly
hacked 20 2 to g. at which price the betting cIoseu
Laureate and Basso opened AZ to each' pu' al
the close Iasso had slight adVahtaS'' "ei"s
quoted at to !. while Laureate's price ha1 Iehg'h-
ened half a point. Curator was the OUTSIDER an
the way from 90 to 80 TO / being laid against
his chances Gallon dor declined the issue. as the
looked-for rain did not come furnish going TO
his liking.
Starter Pettingin got the field off at the FIRST
trial. and Halma jumped TO the front and was wa.
in trouble. sweeping under the wire u! WV
The first was big surprise TO the tai lem.
posed to be a sure thing finished two lengths
bsh.h T and dovref I'm six
1884,, the track record. Cactus broke down in the
fourth race. Summaries:
furlOn2s-fo'eitHlf -
won. sister MARY l9 Thorpe) TO second Insomnia
o7 ;Ksh, zoo to L. third Timeiaa. Kosneua and
Miss Rowett also ran.
Second race -four furiongs-Reprievs. 10 Gewcom =
10 won: Realm wv Jones) 10 70 !. second Forgr
10 (R. Williams 3 10 |. third Time :f''. 'nsnla.
Reception Faster Girl Lucille H.. zen ioy' Lazy I'D"
bella Paradise and liarita also ran.
Third Kentucky Derby. one and on"half niles
Hanna. l22 H'ertins), 10 o. won ltarso' ~ MI.n
4 10 second Laureate 100 "a. Clayton. IN l. third
Time 2:31, Curator als> ran.
Fourth race lone mile Ca,tarausus. 1oc ui VIII
ansl II TO won; Creole. ~ Nv. jones'. IL 10 !.
second: Fred Gardner i'll Perkins). 10 l. third Time"
:42i Anne Mayes, Judith. Pcyionia. George Beck ana
Cactus also ran
Fifth race five furlongs)- Hernant 10 CA clayton;
Rondo. Il3 tOverion). TO ]. second; otho lj
driving : l. third. Time o3h. 1ansccr. Equinox
Sir Archer Ioki Ben Halliday. Dan ODonne and Adonis
alS
lynh race five onehalf fu'longs selinG)-Arnette
s., az, Jones,. > Rico. 100 Chevalier' q 10 l.
second. Revaa. los sloan 20 third Time OPS.
sixth race urpngs. selling)Tar and Tartar. ~
,sloan) : May Day lo2 H'EeotD. > 10 !. sec
and Iy DIV a5 tiliey) = e. |. third. Time :3iie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
pArrorR IN THE DOCK.
THE ASCENDING LIBERAToR SOCIETY WRECKED
At LAST BROUGHT TO TRIAL.

THE ASCENDING IIBERAToR SOCIETY "REchEh
At LAST nRovGHT TO TRIAL.
LONDON May -Jabez Spencer halionr 'he az
s.oolng er-mcmbcr 81 Parliament who was re-
s,,nstle r.r no collapse ~ the ldoera'or bud'hH
Society and other companies. whereby ihons"h'S o'
investors were ruined. VAS landed az Sou'namp'o"
this morning when the steamer Tariir Prince on
which BalfoIr Wa brought from Buero- Ayrcs' ar
rived IN N. harhlr this morning. custom hoss"
launch Immediately went 20 her. and Bafour was
taken on board the launch AMI landed Sky re-
por,ors sought T. board n" Tartar Prince but were
,o, allowed 20 10 so Meanwhile tho detectives on
fho customs launch avoided tho docks. which were
crow,el Win excited people awaiting Baifolr, and
LANDED him A, Netiey Wharf The landing wa" maze
quietly AMI Bnlfour was PM On p9arl U"h ""-
noticed an! started iOr London a. 20 . -,
Arriving IN London the train STOPPED ny NauNhit
station and Baflur Instead - being 'akcn . the
Wn.orio, STATION. whore al immcn-e crowd was
,Y,l,ing hi- arrival tilnsf"rTcI 70 "A CAP nni
Irvcn 70 me lloH Street Police station. Tn" "N,
rec,er, cr,gle were barc1 AT every point ara
could not catch a glimpse ~ tho prisoner l}alionr
v,s Immediately put IN he prisoners dock. ana
.ha-rcg were formal, lodged against him. 10
looked IN good health bur was hp"ncast anu tdc'-
iurn 10 remanded uniil May D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
rOr,R FAVORITES WIZ; AT ST. ASAPH

Washington. May s-To-doy was marked by an
increase in the size of the purses at the ST. Asaph
track. Four favori,es and one second choice won.
Summaries:
FRS, race $500 ods i've md onr-ha'f fur
lones,-Ponteur los (Iiein' Won; Golden Gate. 10
(sheedy) second Tancred. Oi tKeefc third. Time is
Second $500 ma, two-yenr ODDS hall milo Lon
Jones 1OG nseffp. Laura Davis ~ 'iuiier second
Charma. 100 (Wech). third Time o:3os
Third $500. and one sixteenth miles)-Ccpy-
right 1l8 nIone won; Logan. lie tSnedeker) second
Sir Dixon. jr.. % Wech) third. Tme-i:53.
Fourth $3.50 and one-ha furiongs. selling
Poydora. IUJ Hteif) won: Mabel Glenn. 100 Keefe).
second; Van Brunt. iO5 Finncgan). third Time oi1.
Fifth $40. madens. mile)-I>Dtus 100 (snede
kerr won Vision. % Keefe). second. Mac Hunt. ~
tOIcary). third. Time :43'4.
$500 six furionss. eeling)Nck. 100 tRe).
won; Factotum. 1902 (keefe). second Hugh Penny ll9
(McCafYerty). third. Time i:iG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

Coonc Jacob Ruppert's stable arrived at the
;iravcs.nd track yesterday afternoon. j. s. Camp
bell, who Is Colonel Enppert's trainer. is satisfied
with the work Of his horses thus far. but make
no projections about them. Dr. Rice. witf TARA IN
the saddle making the weight carried about ~
pounds worked and quarter niles IN ..lo 3
Without urging Foster Is confident that Or lsi' e
Will take the measure OF hie field In tho handicap.
Rubicon, with Midleley on his back. pleased MS
owner J. T.. Mcdonald. by covering one and a
quarter miles IN 2.i3iz with ease,
H. D. Mclntyre has resigned his position OF sec
rotary at ST. Asaph and VAL assume charge OF al
fairs Of the Brooklyn Jockey CUB to-day. go
Fitzgerald. the starter, resigns the flag AT ~.
Asaph 10 start at the Naonai Sicepi' chase meet
ings that begin at Morris Park on Inursday.
The Jockey club may re-es'ab,lsh the slsi me
rid!an the dviding line q the Jockey club
that the Western Turf Congress T. as anxious 20
have the line established as the Eastern 'utfmcn
ar. n the arrangement is made the Jockey club
will have absolute control east ~ the slst n"Ti1-
ian and the Western Turf Congress Of the tracks
veg, OF the line Such an arrangement r. sure 20
bring about desired results az il would place 81.
Asaph in such n position that the racing could be
controlled by the Jockey club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
WEIGHTS FOR sTEEPLEcHAsE RACES

Weights for the handicaps to be run on the first
dav of the National Steeplechsse Association at
Morris Park on Thursday. May Q. 1897 are an
ncunced follows:
THIRD RACE-ST. NICHOLAS HURDLE HANDICAP
Premium 500, Of which $500 to the first $40 20 IN"
second 500 the third. $50 the fourth; weights t.
announced hy noon OF the third day preceding the
race acceptances he mad" through the entr box at
Morris Park by noon OF day preceding the race.
Of over hurdles. or ~ any steepe-
chase after the publication Of the weights TO carry 10
mile q half six hurdlcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
WILDE TO BE RELEASED oN BAIL

1T u
lie IS To HAVE AZ "rPOETtNiTf TO FLY IL HE
DESIRES AND MAY NOT BE TRIED AGAIN
Ioudon Nav 6-Oscar Wilde, II IL announced.
will be r.les scd from jail tomorrow" II" mas sue
ce.d.I An finding the suretes required and they
h,v. been approved by Justice Pollock. who signed
an order for Wldcs release. The names or his
bordsmen are not made public. Wilde will proba-
bly, leave London at once for the seaside.
Tho statement 81 e. f. GIN. counsel for the prose
c,i,ion that Wilde would undoubtedly be retired at
the next rcssons was made without The authority
of th. Public, Prosecutor 1t has not Yet been de
cilcd whether the Government VIII take steps 10
have Wide again placed on trial They are WILING
tnat he should De again arra,gned. but II liz under
stood that the heads OF the Church ana many other
eminent persons urge on The Government me iact
thai much harm would be done by the adoption Of
such n course The police are ordered not 10 main.
tain too close "A watch on Wilde's movements. and
not to prevent him from going TO the Continent II
he wishes TO do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

Cambridge. Mas May ,specan.-Thc Harvard
in,erscholastlc tennis tournament WAS nnlsh"i To-
day There were sevcn,y-ivc entries In all, tho
,a-g~., list tina, has ever entered tennis to"fh'
men, in this country. The nnal winner was J. T.
Ware OF Roxbury Latin school who won the same
,ou,,a,rent last year The runncr-up Was ~ -
whitman Of Hopklnsohs school. Ware defeated
him In the final round In three straight se's ~
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
1NrERcLAss GAMES AT PRINCETON.

Princeton May (speclaD-The class OF 81
the annual Caedonian games this afternoon. taking
az points of a possible 1903: 9s took second place
with % points: IS third, with lsif. and SO last
obtaining is points Three Princeton records
broken-the I2O-yard hurdle. by Rogers ss lowering
the former record of l72 II is seconds the pole
vault by Tyler 81. making 10 f. Ga H. the former
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
prACKpt.pNE WINS A GAME.

London, May tSpecaD H. Blackburne opened
the sixth game OF the chess match against Curt
Won Bardeiebon at the British Chess club this
afternoon He essayed Kings Bishops opening.
which was irregularly played. In the middle game
.,oce plackburna got the advantage. which he
ncrca sod by good play and after sixty-four moves
Rsrdeleben had 10 reign. The score now stands:
Blackburne. g. Bardeleben. L. drawn,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
PLANS FOR THE HARLEM REGATTA.

Secretary Leon Mayer. Of the Harlem Regatta
Association. has announced the hiring OF the tug
boat Harlem River. No !. TO follow the boat races
the Harlem Memorial Day. Admission 10 the
tugboat will be strictly limited to tcket-hoders. and
women will not be among the passengers. Five
tickets have been reserved for each boat club In
the Regatta Association. At the next meeting Of
the Harlem Regatta Association. at the Grand
Union Hotel on Tuesday evening. May q. entries
will be OPEN and the positions drawn for as in
previous years. Entries for the big regatta close
on May q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

car Premium $500 which 5000 - the first. 500
10 second So 20 third 80 fourth weights 70 be an
n,uncea by noon thifd day preceding the race
accepanccs 70 through the entry box AT Morris
PARK by noon Of the day preceding the Of
any s'eeplechase over hurdles. after IN"
publication ~ the weights carry 10 ID extra About
I.ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
GAMES YESTERDAY.

c.ro.rr..i <ev-york . I.os.on l. -. Louis o.
t,,r,,.... = I,r,skv, chicago A. Washington 0.
Cincinnati, May 6-I,oth Rusle and Parrou pi'ched
fair bail to-day. Cincinnati outpiayed Ne"-forh
both In the fed and bases. and won the game
nm ia merits No finish cou.} have been more eX-
citing New-York in the eighth had one run IN ana
one needed TO tie Three men were on bases ana
one out Schriver struc: out and Rusie popped up
q ~. retiring the side. This was Keefe's hrst APP
pearance as an umpire here and the comment was
favorah.o AttenIance 2G5S. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

The movement which was some time ago set
on foot to organize kennel club In this city has
now every appearance Of being brought to a sue
cessful issue The promoters OF the organization
have received q. gratifying and encouraging amount
OF support ana the scheme has already received
such substantial evidence OF approval that II. r.
Foote. the chairman pro tenn. has called a meet
Ing to be held At the Hotel Marlborough No 1855
Broadway on Thursday evening next, for the pur-
pose OF perfectins the proposed organisa tion The
responses which have been sent In place beyond
doubt the success Of the movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
THE RECORDS.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Pi.tsburR vs.. Brooklyn. at Pittsbury
Cincinnati vs. New York at Cincinnati.
St Louis VS.. Boston, al -. Louis.
Chicago vs. Washington. at Chicago.
Cleveland VS.. Baltimore. q; Cleveland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
CHANCES OF CONFEDERATION WANING
cAxADA Nor INCLINED To ACCEPT THE PRO
rOsArS or NEwforNuLAND.

rOsArs or NEwrOr Midland.
:, Johns +. May The chances Tor con-
federation arc regarded loss favorable today ow-
ina, To- ,ha delay IN receiving an answer from the
Immortal Government, which Is consll"irI omiH'"s'
v,r .,,,eea from Canada Indicate that the Cana
Ti., N,i.,r, Ia no, inclined accept the proposal -
a., S.Wfoun1anl or the reason ihat th'y are J"
x.sss n, those granted - other provinces
IN. Whlfcway Government 10 preparing 10 SUD
NIT a Unise, which VIII inrrcase TAXATION ana re-
durc .xner ilturcs II confederation hi!s. ne me
waite viii probably s,ubbornly resist the r'"t'
49,, ri,n - t's adoption would mean the ok
tinrflon o, politicians ana the abrosa'lo''o' "'e ''s
lS.niIre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

THE HOvAs LOST 400 MEN AT MOROwAY.
Paris. May 6-The Government is informed that
the IIovass loss In the recent night at Moroway.
Madagascar, was 400 men .nc.uding tne cnefs In
command The French loss was insignlcant.
General Duchesne. commander-in-chief Of the
French forces In Madagascar arrived to-day at
Maiunga on the northwest coast Of the island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
DRESS GOODS

UkcSS uUUUS
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for less than YOU ever knew its equal
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pieces printed Jap Sk o sns 1 sCe grade grad
Satin I ps,e 'I printed in light and dark '0'0'' 20
shades. SOC grade, now +oc'
DRESS GOODS
5000 yds pure Silk and Wool sul'Ings, G b.s.,o
Cheeks. 0mbrc plaiis and Bouele effects ne'e'0'
fore 81, now So. 80 .,
100 pieces black Jacquard Mohar 81 SIX o. 'i s;pd
Crepons, and worsted check o'ePo's' e''-' ""''
at 75c
r,,cv De Beires. two-toned Taiieta MIXTURE
Jacquard Melange, Soc kind at 4'e'
In and ROtunda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

THE DUKE OF ORLEANS OUT OF DANGEH
Seville May 6-The Duke OF Orleans Is on, OF
danger and his physicians announce that no further
hulct,ns in regard 10 his condition will he Issued
syracuse. y Y. May 6..General Danlei Butt ,,i-
fold who has been visiting his nephew IN TINS
city has received the following cabie dispatch from
ths Duke OF orleans: Thanks for your kind sym
patty. Am getting quite well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
MORE SHOOTING AT CREEDMooR.

The Sth Battalion. n. @. S. y. Y, under command
OF Major Chauncey. practsei at Creedmoor yes,er-
day. 1t was an almost perfect day for shooting.
there being wind In the morning and gray
light" light u O'Clock wind" sprang up in the
afternoon. There small attendance. owing. no
doubt TO the recent parades in the city. Following
are the results OF the class practice:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

London MAY s-Mr. Gladstone has written let
ter 10 the Anglo-Armenian Association. In which
he says:
Ap,rt from local facts. OF which Will not speak.
the conduct OF the sultan and the Porte In con-
nec,ion with this question has been. to my mind.
worse than their conduct In regard TO Bulgaria In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT II. c. Brown Assistant Gen
eral inspector o. Rifle Practice State of New-York
superintendent the shooting. assisted by the battal-
lion inspector. Captain Melville
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS

No need to more than point to them.
Hems,i,ched linen Pillow Cases, 221ls36 in, at
U,c TO 27s36 in. at 7sc each.
Hemsti,ched linen sheets double bed SIZE, - " 70
$40 the PAR; worth so to $3.50. Finer quail
ltle> IS toH
Blcached Scotch damask Table Cloths, about % per
cent or regular price, 2s2 yds., $I75 TO 2S3 yds,
s3.7s Extra SIZE, % TO 81 yds. long, N1o to
$3.50.
Bleached Table Damask, SO in. wide, Sc the yard,
75c grade II in wide. 7Sc the I'd, 81 grade
Il in. extra super 81 and sl15 the I'D.
Cream Kitchen Table Danask, Ga in, u.s. the yd. !;
regularly 45c
Linen shee,ins, IS in, SSc the I'd; good value
at Sll0.
Pillow case Linen. 45 to 81 in, IS TO Csc yd.
Large size good quality huckabaek towels, at vc
each.
Extra large and heavy cream and white Turkish
Towels. 20 and 25c each.
Vebhs celebrated Irish linen Towels, buck and
fancy weavc> for few days only at manuac-
turefs' list prizes.
Pantry Towclng, bleached, all linen, at H'ic;
worth 200
Pure linen Glass Towelng, 10, u, IS; regularly
l2,, IS, lsc.
Dinner Napkins. blcachcd damaSk. papa in, sL7S
and $40 the doy. Extra quality, 26s28 IN,
SIS good value at 800
Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
PITTSBURG,
Totals .3S ~ IL - 10
Pittsbu-g
Rrooklvu

Earned runs-Ylttsburg 3. BROOKLYN Two-base Ms MS
Colcolough stencil Home run-,cno'a an rIst "ase I
t.oicoloneh bv C;lrberi Stolen Donovan: la
Chance Hit by ptcher-By Gumbert Double pay,
pierbaurer ard Cross Sacrifice hts-Coc iough S!,.n
Nulyey Left on Pittsburg j. brooklyn VIA
pi,ch--Colcolough Umpires-Murray ana Long 4'"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

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word in the papers But they're all here.
Strong heavy Muslin Gowns mother haon sra YOKE YOKE
Of 81 spaced pleats, cambria ruille on Neck yoke
and sleeves, So
Good. strong heavy Muslin Gowns, turn down CO..
lar mother hubbard yoke Of S6 fine spaced Pleats,
large sleeves, 6Sc.
Good. strong heavy Muslin Gowns, mother huocard
yoke Of fine pleats with two rows OF torcnon lace
insertion, neck and yoke trimmed with torchon
lace, IS.
Good cambria Corset Covers, front ana PACK,
trimmed with wide machine made torehon lace
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Cambria or Muslin Gowns mother hubbard YOKE,
two rows Of fine embroidery between 30 lne
rlea,s prcttily trimmed on yoke and sleeves WIN
neat embroidery and feather beading, large
sleeves, ST.
Good cambria Corset Covers, square neck, trimmed a
with pretty. new style Of embroidery, trimmed
amhoics. 6sc; reduced from 81 %
Second Floor. Fourth Avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-07
SFF THE MAY POLE DANCEhS J.,

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