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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

time she overhaued. with the Defender as her
dock companion The representative of the Eng
lish yachtsmen in this country, II. Maitland ker-
sey superintendent the docking of the yacht. &C
companied by his friend. Arthur Gennie. The new
boat slipped to her berth easily and comfortably,
and soon the powerful engines were at work pump
ing out the water that foated her. II Is rare that
one can finer combination OF strength ana
beauty than the lines Of Valkyrie III developed as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
An OLD YAcHTsMAN's VIEWS.

The Tribune reporter listened to an OIL yhchts
man who held forth something Ike this; ! am
asionishcd "A; her. and the Defender must pe
corker' TO beat her She N eh'"eV "'''N' any
,hine that any Of the descriptions ever pubhshe"
gave me an idea Of. Why, | supposed she had an
eighteen foot draught to tell 1t all this boat draws
az much as the Defender, at least twenty ieet Oh
wafer And for me she has even liner lines 'hin
tho Defender. And what H. mast ana whht sp"'H'
Oh. can stand any hurricane that ever blows on
these coasts OF that you may DO sure "na' "
naInmast II is. to be sure! And just look AT II ~
looks as If 1t had just come on. OF turhihs '"'o
This boat Is nothing like the Vigiian' ~ Az
sider her bow finer than the Defenders sven
'sf MIR WILLARD INsPEcTs HER
nv this time the waters OF the urs'oc" "' va,
entirely pumped out ana the c'o"" =, ,n'
n-s had nm even better opportunity or IN
meeting the yacht. one OF the FIRST OF ,he eAp','
~ look her over thoroughly and care'uny was MI
willard. Mr. Goulds representative OF ne ''S"""''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
WI,sTMINA1fc
, rptrSr mrs N IODGTNG. H0TSF.

The Coroner waa Informed yesterday that sam
mol McNulty. "A Roman Catholic priest. hhd di'h
sidaenly in a lodging house AT No. ~ bowety'
,,,,,, ~, md ivcd about three years IL " sup
,ns,L maj death was due 20 alcoholism AZ INC
iodrlng house n was said that McNui,y was :" o',
N lg, Weat Forty -sccOnd-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
BLACK DRESS GOODS

BLACK DRESS GOODS
Astonishing what good buying and wise selling can
do in the way of unheard-of prices.
These 80 in Blacks with Mohair Figures have every
retail right to be 81 10, we say 75c.
so these Al in black Mohalrs, figure effects, were
meant to be 81 %, we say S5c.
45 ln black Crepons, in variety OF patterns, that
would ordinarily be 81, are Sc
3s in Jacquard figures, a new line bright and win
some. are 50 and Sc instead of 15c.
Fourth Avenue and Tenth street.
DIAGONAL SERGE, 55c
Navy blue plump 80 in. Sturdy, dressy, worthy in
every way Viii wear as well as Serge that costs
double It's new line but few days on the counter
and would be good value at Soc.
ROtundn.
QUEEN COTTON
might well hold receptions among these counters heaped
high with dainty woven stufs. Pictured or PLAN, or
tinted, or what not Always in the forefront for style,
always on the lowest price level.
New A Percales. RHc.
New Fall style Chintzes, black and blue grounds,
with gay floral designs and small white figures and
stripes, re
1000 yds light, medium and dark Outing Cloth.
stripes, checks, paidS, at l0c.
81 in Shrngs, chcviot styles 81.
Lancaster Ginghams, s..
Amoskeag Gnghams, s..
81 in soft finish Pcrcae, 81.
81 IN. blue Calico o.
Iaconct Lawns, q.
SHEETS
ready to use, at scarcely more thar the cotton would
cost by the yard
G.. g.. 9Ox03jz H.. ~.
Lockwood. 10000 in So.
New York Mills. 90x931, in, Doc
Utica 9Ox93I, in 6oc.
PILLOW CASES
C.. C., hcmstitohed, 4jS36 in, ne.
lockwood. 42x3G IN lOc
Utica 4jx:,sll in RHc.
New York Mills. 4jx3sl in, Riic.
Fourth Avenue.
BOYS CLOTHING
All our - and 81 50 fine imported galatea Sailor Suits,
NS
All the So - and 80 % linen Sailor Suits at $3.50.
Solid blue and gray striped denim at SSc; the Sl25
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BOYS fine alI-wool flannel Waists and Blouse Waists
IN solid colors, tan. gray, brown and blue. Blouscs
in blue only at sl.l5 from 81. %.
BOYS BlouseS pnk-and white. blue -andwhite figured
lawn. sailor collar front and cuffs iluted, sizes 3 to
T. at 35c
Second Floor. Ninth street.
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, ::::; @n &S{zasz$ Geo.:


DR. JOHN CLARK RrDPATH OPPOSES ALL DIScRiM-
NATION AGAINST THE SEN
Interest In the subject Of the admission OF women
az delegates 10 the General Conference OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church has been excited by
the expressions Of Drs Payne and Kiis whose
interviews were published In The Tribune during
the last few days. 1t IS no; alone the clergy but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
. pnroefsr covricrrD IS Ercrfrra

Abraham \ Frisdland. druggist Of East Broad
way and Jenerson-st. vas found guilty 10y jury
In Part | OF the General Sessions yesterday on
charge Of receiving stolen goods The maximum
penalty IL seven years In PRISON
FrIedland was arrested ON July Ii for buying
tooth brushes stolen by a stock clerk Saprani OF
CapranI confessed and testified the trial. Fried
land will be sentenced Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
yur BoviyG.SH0w MANAGERS DISCHARGED

Magistrate kudllch In the iorkVhle court s'S,
t.rd,y afternoon discharged "Parson' Davies ana
.rhomas O'Rourkc the managers. and George Cor
don "A second. In the on-i.eonard boxing mat -.
which was stopped by the police on Monday msnt
in the Academy OF Music Dixon and Leonard
wrre each held in $50 bail as before. but decision
was reserved a. TO their criminalty until heptem-
b,f 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
WHY THEY WANT LORD DCNRAVEN TO WIN.

WHY THEY WANT LORD DCNRANtN To " IN
London Aug. 2l.-"The Daily News commenting
upon its own dispatches from New-York regarding
the Defender will say tomorrow. that 1t Is OF the
opinion that Lord Dunravens pluck and persistency
are likely to be rewarded With victory. Continuing
II says:
English yacht smen will he the more pleased II ne
should win because the designer or Nalkyrie III
has adhered to The more powerful and more grace
full lines to which are accustomed, instead OF
initiating the somewhat tricky-wc do not use the
word In an offensive sense-rrethods Of American
CONSTRUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

kyrie Ill but do think that there Is still little
speed In her that has not yet been brought out and
am doing all | know to bring IT out The Nigilant
will be painted have some OF her blocks vanished
and her sails put up to dry this afternoon To-mor-
row we shall take a little spin outside and try to
tune up more
THE WORK on THE vALKYRIE.
The interest in the vakyrie az she lay there In
the drydock seemed TO Increase every minute; at
least the crow did. AZ soon as she was properly
blocked up her crew got 10 work on the spars and
rigging and at scrapng on the paint and black
lead from her sides and bottom. 1t Is not expected
that the Valkyrle will have her copper plates put
on at least not for the present The centre OF the
observers interest not among the crew at
work on the sides engaged In putting up The
rigging Tho spectators yesterday were engrossei
by the new fteel boom and the huge nainnast,
though they gave due attention to the form ana
looking and a popularity Of II ~ that the point
OF the greatest draught Is at the rudder post Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
YOU BUY BLANKETS

bV almanac because most dealers sell Them That nay
Gno into r is the thing with soekeepers we other
people, But why stay ru? Blankets be had in August @
oned or so than month tue later why not August?
The Blankets e marked the them
all that isn't MqheSt grade of its Glass;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

Nalkyrie certeinly shows greater beani INA" '"e
Defender. while her bilge is harder.
APPEARANCE OF THE vALKYRIE.
The vaIkyre's keel is of straight line
on the bottom than the Defenders. with rockers
both forward and aft. one misses the Defender
magic bulge in looking at Valkyrle III. The BOWS
of the English boat finer drawn ana more
shapely. when seeen in the drydock, than they
mast looks decidedly shorter. and Is uniouDte,dy
stouter than TIE neiend.r eo nh sn mur6 due
ton looks like great section Of an elevateh ran
way pillar before being painted y Is hsxaso ,h
Elasticity so necessary In boom If IT Is as nRn'
as It should be- to maKs II an ons 9 unlike the
Vigilant with n slicing down ana taperlng 81 we
Vines Sen he vnkyr beam Is eonsdered Sewry
Thorne said Of the Nalkyrie
EXPERT OPINIONS or THE ENGLISH YACHT
"she II built with the one idea OF carrying an
enormous sail spread" Judge Smms. Of the New
York yacht Racing Association. said; "She u
very heavy and beamy boat I think that IN
light breeze. ~ which the sshour limit wns taken
up she might beat the Defender In strong
wind I should consider the Defender n sure winner
II seems ~ n he reports Of ner Tenderness 'ln
be- due 10 her heavy rnfs hhr n"s . p'n"'m ,nn
In lhsi rcacmbcs lhe pilgrim Yes should f, ,I
certain Of The defender IN rncc ng"n". , w..
IN three or -four hours. Ia ma cnsc ,hs 'i
ls"@ST S"f"v asy win II S"S ado"c %any
lean IDEAS The hounds ~ the masthead are y,Iy
n,r nndcrbody IL ali cut away Ike that Of u canoe
both forward and AFT and she mas a Tremendous .n
HV, ~ ii,te pra"ica utility The vaikyries steel
wire rigging seems 10 be heavier thnh the p'
tenders which y probably necessary on account OF
her heavier rig.
JOHN UySLOPS VIEWS
The mcamrcr Of the Ncw-york Yacht club
John uyalop says: "rhc valkyric's main boom
seems to be a very strong construction. do not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

Another large days business was done by the
leading hotels yesterday. and several OF them were
again compelled 10 turn away guests. Those VINO
telegraphed ahead for rooms were the only ones
aaslred Of accommodations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
european advertisements.

II EUROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS win ma
the ioodon once o The Tribune Ta y1ss, ssrsss
r c. . eoavsnent place leave their advertisements
ard subscriptions sor The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

THE DEFENDER AT NEW-LONDON.
New-Iondon, Conn., Aug. 2L-The Defender ar
rived In this harbor this evening 615 and came to
an anchorage well over the east side Of the harbor
off Pequot The yacht IL on the way to Bristol'
where she will undergo some repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

the recedng waters made her fine points visible
The valkyrle may be buIlt for light winds. but 1t
would take an expert 10 say just where ana now
TO the casual observer VINO haH peeh looming ~ ''e
,,,,.r . oood dcal lately Valkyric III looks AZ II
che was built TO 30 against a blizzard or "A hurfi-
ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
THE INYONI WINS THE TOWN CUP.
HOWARD GOuLD's BOAT FOULS THE ISOLDE AND
WfTHDHAws FROM THE RACE.

HOWARD GOtLD's BOAT FOULS THE ISOLDE AND
wiTHDnAws FROM THE RACE.
Portsmouth, Aug H.-In the yacht race at South
sea to-day for the Portsmouth Town cup the Mag
ara the Inyon and the Isolde were the only COM
,e,,ors the vineta the Audrey and the rest OF the
twenfy-raters having been laid up. the wind was
moderate from the east. The course VIA twenty
seyen miles There was some MISUNDERSTANDING re-
gardng the start. The commanders OF 'ne yacn's
we're Instructed TO start at 10 O'CLOCK pu "heh 'na
hour arrived not one Of the yacntne onc'"s WIZ
present. a long wait ensueh ana 'ne o""'' JIMMY
got of In thla order.
4ss:s I S"ss'" .. =. So". '"' ''''
In beating 10 Warner the Isolde ana The Nl"gaf"
foued each other. The Niagara therefore, gave up
au interest and finally fell out ~ the race me
,,he,ausl of the Niagara destroyed what llttl" IN
terost there was IN the race ana very n,'i' "'''"
ton was subsequently paid 20 The remaining con,
tz ~ Tbs Isolde finished at bSGY ,.,,,. mas
me fcus q me -, N ssgsra a"s wne oS was U' on Tie
wrong iack The esult MAS that tn. ls2ides pow pow
p struck the Nagras boom o ON on' m, hso part ao Of the
isodes handlers the Niagala would Lasc D ws
srcs e h be- ,nmnen Towers clarke who was steer
Niagara: where shall hit you
A NEv CUTTER FOR THE PRINCE OF WALEs.
,o,ao, Aug. 2l--"The Evening News asserts
TIA, the Prince OF Wales Is likely to bnd q yncn'
which will be a better boat than the b'''a'""' ~
Yacht according 10 "Thc News II TO DC DUN ~
,ses ,res,,nably because Valkyfic ~ ana , no
yof.,de, viii both he In British waters IN e"' WIN"
The Britannia might be outc'"sse"'
LORD DI,NRAvEN SAILS FOR NE"-f''H'
IIverpool. Aug 2I.-The White star Lane s'' ..,1
reutonic sailed hence this evening Tor New 'o.N'
having on board nearly fifteen hundred p"SS.'ee'a
~ which number $50 are saloon PASSENGERS Nn''"t
,hose on hoard IN Earl Dufaven mr. s ,os
rscs,ved a cordial welcome from w pa, Resi- 81
when he went on board lie was J" ''"o ~ ~
spirits
TIN. RIVERSIDE YACHT CLUBS i'>"H "
The Riverside Yacht Club will have an ''''',s ,'e
s,..caI regatta to-day over the clubs COURSE -. 80
sound off Riverside Conn. The en'''es "'
date are as follows - y q Tyson:
Thirty-four-raters-vorant IL, ." N Freeman;
Acomsbis w Hanan; Dragon T. W.
and Adele James Is 5mi'h ,,u,,or, fr. Celia
er,,nn,v -foo.ers-Houri. r. ~ HaIi' IA skim,
"a; - Eo,,id. Vaouero W. o. Broka"' az '
maug Thomas Chapman ,S,o,d. ITndienne,
Observation-Disclosures. G. j. rem naIrnn,,inaton and
y. Jones. ct s a. 3ues'''"
Trllby q. q. Tyson a.. no made before
Additional entries expected 10 p he music and
the start After the rae '''~
dancing ct the CLUBHOUSE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

William f. Howe appeared In the Coroners court
room yesterday as the lawyer for John LumhrIus'
a fruit dealer at No. l19 East One-hundre1 and
twonty-afthst. who. while driving his delivery
wagon through Washington Square on August II,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

G.. W. Wight. Norfolk. Va.
Miss NJ. .. Harris. Phila-
hclphia.
HOFFMAN.
NJ. Koch. Cleveland.
II. Grow. Boston.
W. ;. Settle. Nashville.
A. G. Brandon. Nashville.
T. II. Keefe d wife. Chlca-
go.
c. II. Swift. Atlanta.
A. Murray. Memphis.
I. Jean. Baltimore.
y. Whipple. Little Rock.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. ]. NJ. w. Jones. Chi
cagO.
G. \. Pruden. Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. X. Jenkins.
Washington.
A. Ellison. jr.. Louisville.
". W. Hazard. Cleveland.
o. A. Meyer. Utica.
A. Hooper K wife. Detroit.
J. J. Shefhird. Cleveland.
MARLBOROUGH.
W. =. Alexander. Augusta
A. katz. ST. Louis.
l.. I.achman. Norfolk. Va.
l.. .. Smith. Philadelphia.
J. Kern. Columbus.
G.. T.. Weitzel. Detroit.
L. Il. Adams. Boston.
&. y. Simpson. Wheeling,
W. Va.
II. Nathan. Cincinnati.
l.. :. Enrich. South Caro-
lima.
NORMANDIE.
II. l.. Durand. Rochester.
II. f.. Tate x wife. Hart
ford.
J. Manning. Syracuse.
W II. Rouse, Dcnnison.
Ohio.
J. 7. Cummings. Boston.
!. II. Kelly. Rochester.
W. +. Arnold q wife. Hyde
Park. Mass.
4. G. Ireland. Fultonville.
y. Y.
Il. Hodgson. Boston.
PARK AVENUE.
G. W. Sanhorn. Utica.
r. T. Stoddard. New-Haven.
II. +. Richards. Providence.
\. II. Hopkins. Chicago.
r. Gcttinger. Washington.
W. II. ~. John. Hartford.
+. !. Rae. indianapolis.
ST. JAMES.
T. Chester Il wife. Pit,sburg.
Mrs. -. j. Ge1ry. oil city.
Mrs. l.. l.. Harper. Phila.
Mrs. T.. :. Fox. rhlla.
Miss Draper. Wilmington.
+. Medley. Galveston.
<. ". Pntiison 4 wife. Fal-
timpre.
II = white. South Caro-
lima.
STrRTEvANT
T.. f.. f,cdynrl. Mobile.
! H. smnlley. Aurora. III.
T.. Il Spencer & wife. luna
lp.
g. 4 Kellef. Hnn Antonio.
q. e. Cam. T.. y ~
~ q lienmnn. boston.
H. a. Ferguson n wife.
Wntsrsille.
\ q. 'nona, Albany
vs. \ Beach. Flmlfn
wEsrMiNSrEL
+ blair, scranton.
q. T. Iilnir, Scranton,
A. T.. Hatch, Cleveland.
Miss ~ Parkinson, Chicago.
Mrs q. NJ. Parkinson, 'hi-
cngp.
Mrr y. l.. wright. PITS
burg
Miss NJ. l.. wright. Pitts-
burg
q. \. Mudfoii. south
America.
T.. l.. u. Souka. Nicaragua.
X. Ncllnfranca. Costa Nicn.
r. W. buckley. Scranton.
-. Rowan. boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE

we know of for the money is the Stewart OF course
had another name-exoept that we've added some little
touches But il you knew who made the Stewart
machine and how the whole world Of Sewing Machine
excelencies had been sorted over TO make this eombna
ton you'd why it IS the best Of the best Take
the No 2 Machine:
High arm, large bed, automatic bobbn winder,
automatic tension; vibrating, Scli-threadng shut
tie, self-setng needle, look stitch works and
bearings all offney finished steel Three drawers,
handsomely finished
THE PRICE SlS.7S.
# this Machine were sold III the usual way, with
agents commission and al that tackled on the pnee
would be $50 or $50
Even more remarkable, perhaps, is the $l.75 Machine
Think Of il light running up-io-datc Machine
with three drawers nicely finished in oak, guaranteed
for ) years and the price sI275.
We deliver Sewing Machines tree Of cost anywhere
east OF the Rocky Mountains
Has
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
HOWE and HOEBER TRIANGLE.

A WAR or WORDS BETWEEN THE LAWYER AND
THE CoRONER-THE LATTER CALLS THE
FORMER 4 SINISTER. AND Is TOLD
THAT HE Is 4 It'NATtC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
VALKYRIE IIPS LINES SHOWN
THE ENGLISH YACHT IN THE BOSTON
DRYDOCK.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE GAZE ADMIRINGLY UPON
HER-oPINIoNs OF YACHTsMEN UPON
HER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WITH TIE vIGII4ANT AND

English challenging yacht Vakyre Ill In the Bos-
ton drydock at Erie Basin quit work at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. They had been hard at 1t
since a little after In the morning. and the differ
ence made In the appearance OF the aspran for the
Americas Cup was great. Vaikyrie III Will prob
ably remain in the drydock until Monday, although
strenuous efforts will be made to get her ready 10
float out by Saturday. II she can be got out by Sat-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
Brighton, England.
Hotel metropoIe.

The most comfortable and
luxurious seaside Hotel in the
World. Finest Cuisine and
Wines. Music by Hotel Or
chestra during Luncheon and
Dinner. En- pension terms
may be arranged.
Proprletors:
/; 'f' oi' The Gordon Hotels. Limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
iILsEY

". NJ whitehead. Chicago.
q. f. Fargo. Augusta, ia.
NJ Fornnld. BOSTON.
T. y. Grist. Philadelphia
g. :. Ilbsun. Kansas Iity.
Mrs q. g.. Carroll. lloch
ester.
!. \. Froyre. cuba.
IT, =. Welfpn n wife. De-
iroi'.
~ ". Ray. ~ Louis.
". T. Aldrod. Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

ON her deck the Naiiyrle presents totally amer
ent appearance from The Defender For one uns
there Is the absence OF capstans and the DOCKS III
the Nalkyries main boom only one-half as laise
they the Defender. Then. Instead OF wv"
brightly FURNISHED brass-mounted steering .wheels
the VSlkyrie has ten-foot long steel tler AT er
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
EVERETT.

r. y. Philips Il family
Washington.
II. ". Field. Stockbridge,
Mass.
J. fl. Johnston & wife.
Washington.
J. T.. ilaynie & wife. 3alti-
more.
j. u. Stevens & wife. oak
Park. III.
4 :. Peoples. Chicago.
j. May q wife. Harrisburg.
=. M Smytne n wife. 1871
miugham. Ala.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
. Vt. T IIVII, FIIITIIIVIE.
BRUNSWICK.
e. Braineri. Montreal.

r. G. Brainerd. Montreal.
Mrs. T. T. Redpath. Mon
treal.
T. G. Redpath. Montreal.
J. g. Harwood. Baltimore.
}. :. Armstrong. Whining
ton, y. G.
:. u. Johnson IL wife,
Frankfort. Ky.
w. \. Dick. Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

Vakyrie certeinly shows greater beam IMAM the
Defender. while her blge is harder
APPEARANCE OF THE vALKYRIE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

\. T.. Boyd. Lincoln. III.
q. II. Miller. Minneapolis.
q. McClone q wife. James
vile.
:. \. Clark. Cohoes.
y. Stein. Pittsburg.
O. l.. case. Providence.
j. i. Sturgis Il wife. Taylor
Tex.
W. f.. Butler. Minneapolis.
!. l.. Clarke. Detroit.
&. NJ. Fitch. Baltimore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
THE PRICE SlS.75.
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN

Womens chintz Shirt Waists laundc'ed collar and
cuffs, full front yoke back, extra large sleeves, lSt;
SOC kind
Womens very fine Shirt Waists Numbered collar and
cuffs, yoke back FIJI front, pcrc1c and caanibray,
rs; the 81 80 and 81 - kinds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
GRAND rNiON

r. T. gmlih lns'pn
". n. krlan. cleveland.
A. 81 Ross. lllNn.
81 I. Nhnin. liiriinnn1, -.
I. A. Nhfnst Minneapolis
~ ~ reilly liuffpln.
T.. NJ rnswell. Boston.
/ y Fowler Manchester,
q lsfn Sew london
T.. iipnnrli. liiltlmuir,
T. f. Quinn. T. q 4
IT, u. Thomas. lllniun'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

$50 Blankets at 5000 pair
80 90 Blankets al $3.50 pair
And in that way through almost every Blanket
sort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22

T. II Moore Boston
e i Fisk. rlainii'li
Mrs \ q church, lulfhlo'
a. n. Laid. lpulssllle.
A. T.. llerchrf. liulfnln,
f. NJ. cuo. O.. y \
4. a. liignhl 4 VIE. ~
Louis.
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". N. stewart. lluifaln.
n Robinson a wife. Charles
ton
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FOR THE CHILDREN

Good quality navy blue serge Refers. collar ana
cuffs prettily trimmed with hraid, 4 to IA years,
$3.50 from So
Refers IN fine imported cloths in novelty effects, 10
IA years, $3.75: the 50 80 to 80 30 kinds
Pcrcac Dresses, deep and waist finished with
rows OF braid, to II years, 7sc from 81 u
Atwood Dressc,, yoke, belt ana cuff, trimmed with
fancy stitching 4 10 Is years, So the - 30 kind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-22
MISSES SOC HOSE AT l0c

No mistake about it, pair, 10; the recent pfiee Of
one pair better stllior yol--soncircS pairs for the
price Of one And silk plated Hose at that where's
the trouble?' say you. Nothing but the colors-Nie
green and pearl gray Other sorts almost tempt
ing.
Misses cotton and Isle thread Hose plain and ribbed,
russell and tan, 10 pair; wcrc y and SOC
Infants Socks, "a Hoe and long Hose, white, un-
blcached and tan sizes to 81 Sc pair were
2jc
Womens black cotton Hose. unbleached soles high
>piccd heels, fast black 81 pair: were zoe
Womcns ll-sk black Hose, double solcS and heels
81 pair; were b
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ALBEMARbE.
!. f. Wilson. Buffalo.
g. j. IIaigh. Bufalo.
J. &. SmlcN. Trenton.
II. Walker 4 wife. Pits
burg
Mrs. Headley. Pittsburg.
Miss Criitender. Piitsburg.
". r. Mcmillan. Montreal.
ASTOR.
+. G. Upton. Washington.
G. Black. Florida.
W. :. Scranton. Detroit.
\. Scott & wife. Louisville.
II. +. DE Long. Grand juno
tior. Cal.
II. -. Morgan. Chicago.
G. T.. Rollins. Chicago.
G. Bishop. Cleveland.
r. Woods. Cincinnati.
f.. L. Tiffany. Providence.
\. -. HAHN. Washington.
W. II. cob. Philadelphia.
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Mrs. ]. NJ. w. Jones. Chi
cagO.
G. \. Pruden. Chicago.
Dr. and Mrs. X. Jenkins.
Washington.
A. Ellison. jr.. Louisville.
W. W. Hazard. Cleveland.
o. A. Meyer. Utica.
A. Hooper K wife. Detroit.
j. J. Shefhird. Cleveland.
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MARLBOROUGH,
NORMANDIE.
Hodgson. Boston.
PARK AVFNI''

PARK AVENUE.
G. W. Sanhorn. Utica.
r. T. Stoddard. New-Haven.
II. f. Richards. Providence.
\. II. Hopkins. Chicago.
.T. Gcttinger. Washington.
". II. ~. John. Hartford.
+. !. Rae. indianapolis.