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New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
4 TRIP TO MANH3TTAN A PLEAStRh.

The tide OF GUNNER pleasureseekers flows steadily
toward Manhat;ans ocean breeze swept beach
Tho season s at its height. and so successful that
its prolongat.oa to the middle of September has
baen determined The Manhattan Beach trip IS rest
ful and refreshing Much varied amusement and
heal.hful recreation is afforded 10 the vast army
of people whose hot-weather outings are necessarily
brief A visit TO the beach, with a boat rae
dip in the srf well-served dinner ana divert
ing entertainment tones one up WONDERFULLY ana
makes more ,ndurablc the hard work ana DIS
comforts OF the daily grind in town
Sousa's musical festival. 10 be begun to-day, VIII
be uncomrnonly interesting A feature Will be
Sousa's international tone picture The Salute OF
the Nations" introducing Miss Frances Miller,
soprano; Miss Katherine Fleming. contralto; the
Swedish Ladies' Quartet, the Cecilian Mae Quar-
Jet Grand opera chorus, drum and fife corps
Scotch bagpipers, guards OF honor and Standard
bearers. United States regulars crew OF Jack tars
dynamite battery and Sousas famous band
Rice's 1872 the theatre and the ADJACENT
circus carni"al brisk and popular entertain
ments .ha. divide favor The burlesque Is Kept
right UP 10 datA and the circus is one OF the best
In this country la Belle Tina, the new aerialisi.
is a remarkable attraction. Pans pyro-spectacle
is now gi,er nightly. including Mondays. In fact.
In the week To meet the increased requirements Of
railway travei. the Long Island road abs been
compelled to add terminal facilities at Man
haitian The special train service, continuing un-
til nearl, Midnight. is thoroughly complete and
ADEQUATE
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and ALL But the bear. having paved 'he sane anu anu
pepperv irritants out OF her eyes ana g0t her So
ppnii wind was again upon their trail, following the
car down the decline with barks and noWis OF rag
the speed OF both being about equal ana the space
between them too narrow TO rank as nrs,-c'",s =,
security But as the declivity presently began 10
fan M a sharper angle the car drew gradually away
from the pursuing animal and was soon 50 iar ~
advance that the latter gave up the pursuit. anu
when last seen was sitting on the cross ties noWi-
ing bitterly and paving the remainder OF 'he s'''
out OF her eyes 49,, -, .,...,,~
The Lesson OF the occurrence Is that cub hunting
is most safely pursued In forests adjacent to mar
row-gaugc railroads with ready Platform car al
hand and steep grade dropping away toward habi-
table regions and canine and ehnologca re-enforce
mens. 1t also goes TO show that me urslne eye Us
sensitive 10 the commonplace table condiments
and that while under their influence, It's most vio-
lent maternal emotions may be transiently Inter
rupted These are not very important facts. but IN
the study OF bears every little he.ps. They widen
our knowledge OF the animal a trile but do not
greatly Increase respect for Its habits II II had
STAYED at home and paid proper attention to It's
Young no such occurrence would have happened.
and by the time Of the autumna equinox they would
have become sufficiently ableboded to defend them
selves against any trout fisherman In the West.
ern range of counties. and might have lett record
for pig-steang equal TO her own
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11

knowledge OF the court. Judge McAdam told re-
Gently many facts as TO its history and remihls-
cences OF those who were its Judges or who practsed
at its bar.
1.-THE Superior Court" he said, was organized by
the act of March 81, 1925 as & commercial court,
and like the other common law courts had no
equity jurisdiction until the adoption OF the Code
in 1sls. II rapidly sprang into favor and became
one Of the most celebrated courts In the country
It's decisions reported by Sanford and Duer being
considered almost as authoritative as those OF the
Court OF Appeals OF the State. or the Supreme
Court OF the United States. The rarity Of reversal
and the frequency with which these cases nave
been cited. approved and followed. show that the
court worthy Of the reputation 1t acquired
The Of Thomas J. oakley. John Duer.
Elijah Paine. Louis II. Sandford. Aaron Wander
poel. Murray Hoffman and Joseph S. Bosworth.
Justices OF the court. are iIustrious in the law.
and their opinions models OF diction and the en-
bodment OF sound. logical well-grounded princi-
pies. Many intricate leatons involving trusts.
the construction OF Wills and other nice questions
OF real estate law were constantly passed upon.
Upon the adoption OF the Code many nice Ques-
tions Of practice and construction arose, and these
were generally disposed OF by the court sitting in
banc. a course which made the decisions nj once
authoritative, and many Of the controversies ar.s-
Ing under the practice thus simplned and
adjusted.
THE celebrated Lennon slave case came before
this court In 1852. and the principles were there
laid down that where man enters State with
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Nay HITE BEEN DECGGED By 4 THEE
a CASE WHICH SUGGESTS Suspicious OF
KNOCKOUT DROPS.

CASE WHICH SUGGESTS Suspicious OF
KNOCK OUT DROPS.
Policeman William Wegman. OF the West Forty
seventh-st. station standing in Sixth-ave. near
Forty-thir,i-st. about O'Clock Friday night when
well-dressed man passed by and turned down Forty
thirl-st. The man seemed very weak, occasionally
staggered, and finally fell Upon the steps Of NO ll9
West Forty -third-st., where he lay unconscious.
Wegman hurried to the mans aid, rang up the
patrol wagon and removed the stranger to the
police station. The odor of tincture of opium was
very perceptib.e about the who was but
partly restored consciousness in the course of the
night. He said, however. that he was John Smith,
fifty years old OF No. l0S West FCrty-tfth-st., a
commission merchant.
Ycafcrday morning Mr.. Smith said he had been
robbed of valuable gold watch and chain and a
SUM Of money. He declared that he took one
drink only, and that in John c. Bays's saloon.
at ty-ffth-st. and SiNh-avc. Immediately after
ward he lost consciousness.
The police say that Bay.is Is reputable man.,
and it is believed that Smith mistaken to the
saloon. The latter merely detained for safe
keeping and formally discharged by Magistrate
Sirns In Yorkvile Court The detectives of the
Tweny-second Precinct will investigate the case.
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TURTLES COuE ~ IRON NASSAU. y. r.

TURTLES CONF ~ IRON NASSAU ~
The New-York and Cuba Lines steamer Niagara.
which arrived here from Nassau, y. p. yesterday.
brought a consignment of ff;y huge turtles 10 n
Fulton Market dealer. The turtles were marked
like any box OF merchandise with black paint; but
they were handled with care by the negro long
shoremen and no cne took any liberties with the
CONSIGNMENT.
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A TRIBUNALS END NEAR
THE SUPERIOR COURT WILL EXPIRE
WITH THE YEAR.
IT'S HISTORY OF srXTY-sEvEN YEARS IS IMPORT
ANT IN THE ANNALS OF AMERICAN LAW

ANT IN THE ANNALS OF AMERICAN LAW
SOME OF ITS MOST EMINENT
JuDGEs-ITs PRESENT BENCH.
The Superior Court of the City of New-lork VIII
cease to exist January next, 1t has been an I'M
portant tribunal for siXty-seven years. and among
its judges have been some OF the most celebrated
iurists Of New-York State. including Thomas j.
Oakley. John Duer. Lewis B. Woodruff, JOSIAH
Ogden Hoffman. Murray Hoffman, and Others whose
terms OF Office recent Its history ex-
cept for few years when John II. McCumm was
one OF the most active members OF It's bench. mas
been q highly honorable one. The fact that IL is 10
pass out OF the number Of courts OF record OF the
State calls attention to some facts in It's history.
The court at frst consisted OF three Judges. sam
uel Jones was the FIRST Chief Justice and JOSIAH
Ogden Hoffman and Thomas J. Oakley were his as
socIates Chief Justice Jones afterward became
Justice Of the Supreme Court. Thomas j. Oakley
became Chief Justice. occupying that place Tor ten
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IL cTORE THAT MEANS TO STAY

in gan n01g .ame " }hn@ here Srr@ fbst
msJsd j" ,nt the en %"['ssss Sa" to keep goods goods
thing 0a we w M mean that no store in 0w" shall Ve you reliable
uorobondieo for less
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
A CHICAGO FISH STORY.

From The Chicago TimesHera
THE most remarkable thing ever saw done by
a fish" said WIN Mussey. 'iii not happen on any
far-away lake, but right here In Chicago. II was
during the railroad exposition held manv sasrs
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
UNHEARD OF SILK PRICES

UNlIEARD OF SILK PRICES .h.
Our August Silk Sale is sPatterins .hs .1s
record with red-etter days. II MAKES ~. :.
Dress Goods people worry. No wonoeI, =. !. 1t
vould make the silk WeaverS worry 0l W.
silk worms for that matter, II lIey nn.
how rdicuIousIy low prices have been put
Ml5c the yd.-2 900 yds. japanese SIX .,epe' anu
Crcpons. 20 new shades styes .ntp.15 ,p," Il vds
pies of regular 5Oc goods no '''''
to buyer. -. Oh. beautiful fast
coIor n,Sn,ed Habuta Silks Last Of the 'o'' "o'
more than 90 yds. TO one buyer. r,gs,
New Fall Silks coming every day here are a.. s"t, o'
Brooches in all the latest French eonon,es ., ~ ,vI.
stead Of 81, and fwo-toned a''e'' '''r
derness Of styles at 75c. p,,.t SILK
Notbno in the History OF the store like the bacN 81"
selling we've been doing far in August New ."~,
t,st de sks best of the, kinds and grades III every
way and yds for the price OF T.:
81 10 black Taifeta. "a in, at ooo.
81 10 black Faille, % in, at 1Sc
81 Is black Satin Duchess, II m, =. o'0'
81 10 black Amme Royal, 2l m, ooo'
81 25 Cachenere Gros Gram al ooe'
And 50 on through all the favontes
psnonts If course Yard sticks cannot fly as they We
been doing over these black beauties ana no, lI.He
remnants Here are 250 Of them, all made "''''' 'e'
days, at about half prices
ROtundn.
SUMNER DRESS GOODS -
Get I fresh push toward the door mere are p's
heaps of them that we want TO be rd OF peo,e nus"'
ends; there are makers who want Us 10 'ep "'S'' "
market. Out of it all comes unheard OF prices
COLORED STUFFS. .;, and f,rcv
Sis, sz.4s, s3.3s for yds.;
were 81, s.. 81 for yds. ,,..,;,
English Serge. navy blue, rain proof. Tor moun.d'n
Sea or Shore wear 45 in. 30 and yc; rom %. 40
and 81 % The Maker warrants these serges not
TO be hurt by sun, rain or sea water r
Navy blue storm Serges are So % ana |oo hSedu "
50c c5c and 81; width, 40 and oO IN.
BLACK STUFFS. a h,rd
wear 78c.
$50 black Surat Serge at z5c.
TIC black Mohar and Siclian at Soc.
Black French Crepon at 35c; from .oc and o.: e.
Sc: from 81 so and Sl.75. At sSc; from sl'oo
and Sl75 90
Fancy Fall Cheviots, just open, 75c, SSc and d.
Mourning Wells at special prices.
COTTON STUFFS
All the short ends Of Cotton Goods have been neatly
done up. marked with the number of yards and the
linp prloe-ust one-half the original In the LOT arc
lawns, mousselines percales, orepeS and batlstes.
And there are very tempting prices on cottons geneF-
ally, like this: 90 ,-.;,...
At l2Hc yd.-45c grenadine lawns, 2sc emnrolde,ea
ucpes, 25c printed piqucs, 25c woven ducks and
variety of cotton crepes, Az n lawns, - n Plsses
and 80 in. percales =.
DAINTY outing Cloth mellow both sides, is loc
Lancaster or Amoskeag Cnghams, Sc.
A bleached muslin, &c: A unbleached muslin, SC;
"A bleached cambric, 2Izc.
BED SPREAD ..,o .,,.
Domestic, 81 and sI1S imported S., $3.50, s7.SS.
Full bed size and exceptional values.
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JUDGE MADAM's "REMINISCENCES.

Judge David McAdam. who was long at the head
Of the City Court before he became a member OF
bench OF the Superior Court is one of the most
original thinkers we'll one OF the most THOR
ough students among the city judiciary. His writ
ten opinions full of bright sayings and quaint
terms Of expression which set forth more vividy his
views the legal questions before him. He con-
tinues to be- as he was while practising member
OF the bar, a marvel Of industry. and every moment
OF his time In and out Is fully occupied In the
careful consideration Of his cases or In writing and
study. His work on the law OF landlord and tenant
has been for many years the leading authority on
that subject and he is also the author OF other vol
umes No one who judged by his appearance or his
constant activity would consider possible that he has
had an acquaintance OF for.ysx years with the
court in which he presdes. Speaking from his long
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FURNITURE SAMPLES

and odd pieces. We have sorted them
from ali parts of the Furniture floor and
gathered them in THE SURPRISE COR
NER 9th street and Broadway. Mostly
one of kind. sometimes two or three. A
full list would fill column Of the paper. II
the thing YOU want is among them, its like
having part Of the purchase money given
to you.
$40 Reception Chairs at S.1S.
s. Uphostered Rockers at $SSI
S14 Desks at $3.50.
500 China Closet for siS.
Slj China Closet for S'u
$12 Bookcase for ss.o0
SEQ Desk for $3.50.
And there are tables for bedroom, p1rlor or library
dining chairs dressing tables, music cabinets sdebozds.
choneres and many another odd piece, often at half
or less than half the usual price,
Fourth Floor.
A CARPET OPPORTUNITY
I;Le this we've made is most unusual To get this
scasons goods choicest styles and bes qualities at two
thrds prices is enough to the trade wondering. All
the sorts are still in full suppy-Inosy with border
and stair widths. a..
81 80 Worsted Velvets at SSc.
81 25 Administers at 85c.
81 Moquettes at 7Sc.
75c Tapestry Brussels at 4Sc
Regular Soc alI-wool Ingrains at 40c
We will hold any Of these Carpets for delivery any
Gme you say before Oct. !.
Third Floor.
. THE WOMANS BAZAAK
10Th street and Broadway bright with tempting lots
at almost every counter.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Women's fine embroidered Handkerchef 80 dlTerens
STYLES. reduced to l9c.
Women's pure linen embroidered tiandkeTohieiS,
newest patterns, reduced to Is.
Mems pure linen Handkerchefs, henstcaed, very
fine quality, reduced TO 4Sc.
BELTS .. =.
Silk Belts. silver-plated buckles, lSc, Is and soc;
reduced from 25c, 5Oc 81.
LEATHER GOODS
Real seal Combination Card Cases, sterling silver
corners, Soc value 81.
Real seal Combination Gard Cases, sli5; usually
Sl50.
PARASOLS
A dollar will buy three times or 50 as much as feA
weeks ago
81 80 Dresden Parasols at 81.
So 80 Taffeta Parasos at $3.50.
s. Novelty Brocade Parasos at $3.50
SIS Novelty Parasols at IS.
KIRK'S TOILET GOODS
Kinks Russian Violet Perfume, 9Sc for OF. bottle.
Castle Soap 39c for l-2 h. bar. Good as imported
that sells for 81
broadway and Tenth street.
DO YOU WEAR GLOVES?
6-button mosquetare Suedes or 4-buton Kids! II
you do. here is your money-savng chance.
6-button length mosquetare Suede Gloves, m tans,
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served by appointment of the Governor through the
year 1862 and was then elected for term OF six
years. He reelected in 1875. this time for full
term Of fourteen years and In 1890 again elected
for full term. He did not for few months
Of 1876 between his first and second elective terms
Judge Freedman is one of the most highly respected
occupants Of the bench in the city. and his opinions
at General Term among the most carefully writ
ten expressions Of judicial decision to be found In
the law books Chief Justice Sedgwck usually pre-
sides at the General Term Judge Beekman assists
the Supreme Court Justice
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broadway and Tenth street.
DO YOU WEAR GLOVES!

6-button mosquetlre Suedes or 4-button Kids! tt
YOU do. here is your money-saving chance.
6-button length mosquetare Suede Gloves, N tans,
browns. states and black, 5Sc reduced from 81.
4button Kid Gloves, row, embroidered, in the new
shades Of pearl, white, tans and straw shades, 81;
reduced from 81 30.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
DrO0dWny.
THAT HOSIERY HURRAH

Womcns ribbed Lisle thread Hose in pink, sky blue
Nile green, cream and white chdrens plated SILK
Hose, in navy blue. cardinal pearl, Nile green and
bronze lie pr; were 90 and ioc.
Misses fine ribbed cotton Hose in assorted shades OF
tan. double knees, heels and toes. sizes o to 81,
pr for 2sc were 35 and SOC.
Infants ribbed tan cotton Hose sizes to IL, and
white cotton Sox, TO- Pr; were % and Doc.
Womens Swiss ribbed eoru Isle thread Tights, ISc
each: regularly ST.
Broadway and Ninth street.
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS. CSC.
No wonder you stare; you'll stare more when you
what excellent values they are.
Mems Laundered Neglgee Shirts, collars and cuffs
attached all new and fresh goods guaranteed fast
coors. neat figures and stripes 65c; regularly ST.
Mems Cheviot Pajamas, just the thing for warm
nights Sl.l0 suit; were 81
Mems Silk Madras and Chevot Four-in-Hands and
String Ties, lOc value 25c
Broadway and Ninth Street.
ABOUT 100 BOOKS A DAY
are published in this country. Think Of that ! Ten
fresh American books for every working hour the year
through And nearly every one OF any importance gets
to our new book table YOU are welcome there. Our
l2O page book catalogue gives some cew TO most Of
our books II is free TO any asker.
Ninth Street.
IN THE CHINA STORE
Ten casks decorated Austrian China Fruit Plates, two
sizes l0c each
Lot of Assorted China consisting OF Ieapots, Cream
Pitchers, Cups and Saucers, Vases, Boxes, etc;
choice l0c each.
Handsomely decorated Royal Bonn China Clocks,
with Americsn movement, Sl.45 each; regular 50.
basement.
YOU CAN PRETTY THE ROOM
with all sorts OF Upholstery fittings for very little money
1l2 pcs 40 in wide Red Muslin for sash or long ouf
taIns, 20o kind, at l0c yd.
About 100 3-iold Screens, IT, high, filled win
newest fall style and best quality skohne at sLIo;
regular price 1925.
Cushions covered with English cretonnes, good quality
and STYLE at about hall price: 2Ox2O in, sioJ;
22x22 in, Sis; 24x24 in., $l.5O.
Tapestry Squares for chair seats IN variety OF styles
and colors, at 25c, S0c is.
Manufacturers ends of fine lace Curtains at +oc each;
of lace Sash yard goods Sc.
Upholstery. Third Floor.
HOUSEKEEPING LINENS
Fine grade Dresden damask Tnged Cloths with one
doz Doylcs to match s3.7s; regularly $3.50.
Co'ored Striped Table Damask 7Sc yi; regularly
$l25
Bleached hish Damask Table Cloths. 2xs l-9 SIS;
regularly 49,
Bleaehed Irish Table Damask, SO in. wide, So yi
75c grade; extra fine, ST. regularly rs.
Bleached Table Damask. II in. wide 7Sc yd, regularly
ST.; full size Dinner Napkins to match, $50 doz
Hemstitched Irish Linen Pillow Cases. 81 pair; regularly
1925
Good, clean Huck Towels, 2ex3s and s6x45 ise and
20c
Twiled Kitchen Towelling, Sc yd; regularly lOe yd
Fourth Avenue.
;::;::;; 60 60;
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Fourth Avenue.
WOMEN'S AND GIRLS WEAR

Stylish things ready to put on and carefully cut
and made as il you paid an artist tor special WORK ne
only difference is in the Prces-sonetmes no more tFari
the materials are worth.
Waist of fine white Lawn, 10 pleats back and front,
35c the s5c kind.
Waist OF fine white Lawn. yoke back, two box pleats
and very neat Swiss embroidery down front, Others
of pretty stripes and crushed collars, oSc; the Sl2o
kind.
Dressing Sacoue of white Lawn 10 pleats down 'front.'
collar and cuffs trimmed with lawn rufe, oSc; the
81 30 kind.
Gowns Of good strong Muslin, Mother Hubbard yoke
of fine spaced pcats cambria ruile on neck, yoke
and sleeyes. 3oc. -,
Good fine cambria Corset Covers trimmed with neat
Hamburg at neck, lZc.
SUMMER CORSETS OF very strong net, well boned
double side steels with heavy zone, SOc; the 81
kind.
SHAWIS-150 very fine silk and wool evening
shawls, very pretty coorings, slightly soiei, S39S
S4.95 S59S; values to $40
Pretty Blazer Duck Suits plain color Jackets with neat
check duck trimming and check skirts. 81 klnd
$3.50
CHlLDREN'S WEAR
About 100 pieces good quality Percale Dresses, deep
revers. and waist prety trimmed with braid, 81;
from Sl15.
White Lawn Dresses waist with handsome en-
brodered insertions and lace edged rultles, 4 to II
years. s., from $3.50
Cildrens Refers, navy blue serge deep collar and
cuffs trimmed with braid, sl.5o; been 3d.
Misses 2-piece Suits dotted Swiss, deep lace edged
revers. iul skirts ~ to Is years, IS; been $40.
Gecoud Floor.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
SIMMER DRESS GOODS

Get fresh push toward the door mere mere are a ug
beanS Of them that we want to be rid OF before August
ends: there are makers who want US 10 help ue'' ~
market. Out of it all comes unheard OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
Broadway md Ninth street.
MEMS NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, CSC.
BrOnOWny unU NIHtH SIrert'
ABOlJT 100 BOOKS A DAY

are published in this country. Think OF that
fresh American books for every working hour
through And nearly every one OF any lmpota
to our new book table. YOU are welcome theI
100 page book catalogue gives some clew to
our books 1t is free to any asker.
New-York tribune., 1895-08-11
THE BLOUSE BOY

and those who buy for him nterested- half prices
or so are an object.
Bows white lawn Blouse, extra large sailor collar,
front and cuffs trimmed with fine insertion and em-
brodery, o., to 8 years, Sl.25, from 81 30 and 3d.
Bows gaatea and cheviot Sailor Blouse, IN blue and
white, pink and white, red and white, deep sailor
collar, size 3 TO 10 years Si.2S.
Bows white lawn Blouse front, collar and cuffs
trimmed with pretty edgmg, extra large collar, 21i
TO s years 81.
BOYS plain white lawn Bouses, collar. cuffs and front
fluted, sizes q. to Yeas, SOc the '5c and 81
kind
Second Floor.
THE BEST ICE CREAM FREEZERS
we know OF are the Hilton. Hughes & co. Sparng Of
ice, easy, simple 2 at, sI.45; qt, slS' qt, $.lS
The Refrigerator should be easy TO clean, easy to keep
clean-no hidden corners Here are just those kinds.
Jewell Reirieeraors S635 to $3.50
Eddy Retligeraors sS7S to sos.
Basement.
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