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New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
MAJOR CLAvIJo EXECUTED.


THE AssAILANr OF PRIMo-RvERA DIES
SOLDIERS DEATH-HE HOPED THAT Ills
VICTIM WOULD RECOVER.
Madrid June 5.-Major Clavijo. the assa>l-
ant of Captain General Primo-Rivera. was shot
this morning. At a. IN. Clavi)o was a"ah-
ened ty the guard and the sentence OF the
court martial and the War Minister'S confrma-
ton Of the finding OF the court were read 10
him. The condemned man listened TO the read
Ing without showing any signs Of emotion. lie
complained however, that he had not been al
lowed to get a good nights sleep. After 'iie
reading of the death warrant MAJOR ClaNlJo
slowly. but with firm hand. wrote MS indorse-
ment upon the document. He exhlpited ho
signs of remorsc fear He occasionally spoke
to his guards and asked them questions as "
the condition of General Primo-RlVera eA-
pressing hope that he would recover ,
At o'clock ne conducted 10 the PiIso"
chapel, where he attended mass ana mace con-
fession He then Informed that ms eHe.u c
tion was fixed for o'clock on the leld oi M nan
Isidro. AS Clavijo eft the prison ne was inee
by priests. to whom he bowed quleti!. ne WIS
borne away with the priests In carriage
guarded by squad Of infantry; ,uo,, Tho
AS the condemned man aIghted from ,ne
vehicle at San Isdro. with an ar OF snilir5
Indifference. he surrounded by the Bro,hers >
Of Penance and Charity whom ne St'uuGu hondl
kerchef and then quietly witndreW. IeaN
ing Clavijo standing alone. ms .,n eh'"n
was frm even majestic An '!"o ,,, - !
of sympathy passed over those presen'. NV. ne
comman anders voice trembed as he gave ''o
order to fire . ,v.
At the first volley Clavijo fell; three bullets
had torn hir head He moved slightly as he lay
on tho ground. and another shot was fired. and
then another The last bullet pierced ms
heart The crowd. assembled In the square,
groaned in horror the last two shots were
fired into his PROSTATE body: -
Cloviio being pronounced dead. the troops
marched past the corpse and returned to their
quarters
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

H, r;s,t,-,n ,, NJ e, y 4 aas,6 >S.c wv . par ar
other proper,,. Hen' !. clinton ami "h' 10 g
c1snl'., =" asa John Maf,ln arA wife to wii-
r'v"rv Ne ~, ana II; Ge.rr" = Matt 70 co...
No. Goldsmith anil solomon iltut. ........-.., S'"'
sanc property: s's Goldsmith - ri i' "''ri" ..oo,
snn,k.-i. ~ ~, m- Iit" tI.tn - '........... 1000
san. r,.t.i,v. I'er.lici \ Klein ard WIZ" . 80 80
Iaerm'in mi .crh !; nni,,n ,cg a. ~, ''
Thrl r-N~t-4list Society ni N'"-,'ik - M. o..
Dan,ol E,s'nhauni. 80
varcl. r. 40 49, Margaret Early - ''"jii"h ,.o,
c1,ss, }h..''" .oi6 II 4 ueccErr-sr. aesx
33.7xip ii,5t1. Marie Robert eN~-ntor etc ,o,o
~ linn & 1, bort 20 Caharin" l"llHn,lr l''
Varick ~ ~ i1D Iva - clair Nc5try 3" h'n- .c ~,
,.i jsmin Z Joh%s! "i and ~, wcsi. william iiy
-7,n = ~, r. = 4th-afc 25Nios2 Henry
W schmidt and another executors ~ Henry - =.
-c,i', : aeo n . u 5th-n,e. .oGxsj. Robert j.
Dot iv committee and VII" TO William W .,
4,ih.s', - ~ lu' ~ ~ f,n, Furhs .......... 10. 10.
= ui,yard " corner ll'th st. 100 10 10 liN'h-TN
iOo. Jacob iless - Jhcob Ht"ii az -, a. 80,
I.rnx Az. " .. 757 II a - liltnr'. -'-N'''
Wr1l,m = Mnoney Thomas X White.
1,,i',sri W corner 1isth-. iM, ]" n to l''th- . No.
b, WOO Mary T. Field - Jacob HrSs. '''"'
cpn.ia y iiayss to William II Mey'ls....,.;. 2'.o"
- %irholas-avc q corner l'pih-st. 1l.lX
irregular. John J G"rnty aud wf' To- H"n'' -.
cram. .'y, yT,c, - i,sG It n of i7ith :, 7oxioo
Frank Hard and wife I" "e'fE" ). lDuS.,. -i 4'"'
ias naniel J oroy 70 Mary crouy.:,;.s. i2T
Gran,-av,.. q $. 33l # ; ~ samr'l-s' o'Si"' g..
same - ~ S',S nrner southern i;ouicyari ao5s,
Orchard ave- n " +. 4oG II of Samues'.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
MONEY AND TROOPS FOR CUBA

CaMPOs DEMANDS ADDITIONAL CREDIT CAL"
FOR VOLUNTEERS MAY iE MADE
,,,r,, 1rne fin consequence of dispatch re
ce,,e1 from CAPTAIN General Martinez 'amP'A
senor Castolianos IN, Colonial Minister cont"rr''
TODAY with Prime Minister Saeasia ana " was ''-
c,del ~ ask the Chamber - Deputies '',n9r,,p" ,"
r,n, an al dlltionnl credit for expenses IN tuna
'coneral Azcarraga. Minister Of war, mas an
nomrr,i his Intention of cnlisting volunteers Tor
Cuban service
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
SILVER.
Greatly Reduced Prlces'

The continued depression
OF silver bullion has enabled
us within the past month 10
make another general re-
duction Of prices through
out our Silver Department.
In the larger pieces ana
sets, these revisions VIII
afford a considerable saving
to our patrons, while moder-
ate purchasers will find that
our new scale Of prices has
placed within their reach a
large assortment OF superior
products not purChasable
elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
MARrI.S DEATH CONFIRMED.

THE SPANISH MINISTER AT WASHINGTON RE
cEIyE3 OFFICIAL. INFORMATIoN-No
NEWS OF GOMEZ.
Washington June 1.-The Spanish Minister. Du-
my do LONE received cable dispatch from the
Governor General Of Cuba to-day confirming the
death OF jose Marti. the late Cuban leader by an
official identification of the body The dispatch
contains TIE additional Information that the au-
thorities at Havana have heard nothihg iro'"
Maxine Gomez another Of the Cuban leaders,
,nca m. renor, of his death n fortnight ago. The
Sno,isb forces are still making aggressive cam
neaign against the revolutionists. but the engage
ments between the two forces have recently p''h
" The repcafod denias of Marti's death II Is snih,
80 h.an insured hv the Cuban rcvoluiionists:
vto helieyei that A knowledge OF his dcath "ouii
have d,sheartenng effect upon their SYM
pathZers IN this country
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
MARYLAND REPUBLTCA CONFIDENT.

Baltimore June (SpccaD.-The Republican
State Central Committee met here to-day ana de
clded to hold the State Convention on August 10 at
Cambridge ARRANGEMENTS were made for Vigor-
Gus campaign In every county OF the state par
ticulary in the eastern section. where inc Demo
cratic disanection owing to the opposition TO SEN
ator Gibson Is Increasing daily. notable 1'aturc
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
uyrtr ADMIRAL, KIRKLAND AT KEEL

London, June 6.-Lieutenant- Commander |o""s'
Naval Attache 70 the United States Embassy mere
will accompany Admiral Kirkland to hie' OH '''e
occasion OF the canal fetes
wa,ra Macveaeh United States Ambassador TO
United States Ambassador Bayard. Mrs bayara INret
JJeu,ena Mt Commander Cowles and Mls ~.
w,dow ~ the late Senator Hearst. or California
attended the military tournament to-day.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
srrAMq VuRouGH THE rALr1c CANAL

TIE rMpERoWs YACHT. FOLLOWED ~ mn
STEAMSHIP rALhrTA. PASSES T""'''"
CrnMANY's NEW WATERWAY.
K,ol June Tho trial pnssnge through 'h' n"'
a., seth Goa Cana, was made to-day by the tn-
a.or.s varbt Uohcnzollern. with Prince Henry or
pruss,, on board The trial trip was IN every way
successful The Hamburg American Line steamer
palaia also passed through The canal, npnttIcher
iaar1 Chancellor Hohenlohe. l)r Won , @
h%oafr BOAR s,inn. ~ me Imperial Ministry; Herr Won
Koeer Prussap Minister Of the Minister oi
Irororr FAIRS: Count Euenburg ana othcr prom
ran. nersons No bitches occurred IN any par
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

e,,..nr.n Eleanor r. AMI another - l ln'lan,
ns ,rnat.. n Luiiow st. 10 y ~ Anthony 900
a..
t',i.al Flora 20 Louise Hermann. No IL" cooo
te'' u2,h.., '''r' " r,ri . crane
ri,c" itsG T, n u i7ih.st years -, SOW
!, ''.,.i ',r, Daniel % United states Trust 90 @,
N.w York ilth.st. 30 n - '''-'''' o. 600
Ra'am. william. and Wiz - f'"' ~ ~ 5000
, Nv = ', r. AMI VIII, ~ Teachers e. p"rntise
Yriiiirr ana Loan Ns-Iciaiion. M.r-'u'- oao
,,. All . Il " Il prfsI ''t-t ns'aii'.h'S. '
sweeney charcs H. e al ss, IT, M.,' t,rind 1900
s'rr.alrr William. io \ Emtury trustee ~ 90 100
slnnrIaer Ernes ". I 81. t. ) ; Tort.
n Pcrry-si TGl It u Blr-'ker ~ : '"''' - 600
s"sc, S'ir i,hanna - ,ralie- Beck and
another r lst-ave. 1852 II - OK -'S'-S' o. 900
si',ns Henry T. ana wife - Title tuarnnteee
AMI rr,.t 90 n I2l -. i'rs r ~ Ma'i- o,o
Dn-ave : .. :.
st.ais Julia. 10 - Strars. - Irosp'c'"''' nna
81 2, q Iawson-si = 'r.rs,, r,r :. list
g.; q II " u Pnrk-aVe. d'na and :, '
IN. trustees for corporation - me s'"'",use ,sh
Episcopll church city x N"W-lo'N. II i'"- oon
u.bor Louis - N W schmidt. "-d-st ~ so.,
n OF ith-nve demand ....-. -, =, -. 49,, W
White Thomas II, william ] Maloney ana
an l,her " II Lcnos-ayr. 80, n ~ ll''h- ,ooo,
~ mortgages. year N,,,,at -
Winioph August T. 20 the West Sid, Mutual
Iullfny Loan and SlN uAs Association
IIawlyione-st. 80 n y 'i N"ln"t-s'' "is'''- so,
in'h,s it,.,-tc i,ir,ine,in, g., II New
York 10 the state Trust a.. trustees : 'bl-s'.
II " . G'h-tyo. lul All Afn"r property
rights arG Franchises in years fold bono - ooo o,,
sue ................'
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

rb. following plans fr pow buildings and alterations
have been filed with the Building Department;
EeN h.liinrs
fra r, 1,,.l,ne =, wnlau rouslck ........ scooO
IT, s,n'nc Crooks o. ~ 80 Wet 2s,-~t. I5ooo
I5G,h ~ =. q" n 90 Of Pr pect-aN0. three two
polb,,n Minor 1900
i5o,hs, a25 4 4 Amsterdam ave five
tlr.. story and basement brick dwellings by
Edward T. Ashley " ~ T4o 81. Nicholas ave. 1000
Ialfh ~ n - 90 n ~ fark-avc three story
~ Nest ie7,h.s Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Al'"ratipn-
-,y. ~ a.c Is Elizabeth Avnar. 10 three
story ifick and dwelling ....-............. 2'S
I,,nd-st Sos ara .. lv b"tn, ii ~ Fuller
% "A ~iNstnry brica store and factory 100
BIN s. ~ a2S East by city of Ncw-fork, - a
four story brick public school ................ 100
.2l.s, ~ II West. 10y Hannah \ Da'or. T. Il
fonr.stor, anl basement brick dwelling 1000
'iss,'sv oricc and studio iuldnr. .......... 1900
IS Nn ~ ~ Fast. 10y william L Herbert,
10 nyc-story brick tenement, ................., go
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
END OF THE roRMosA REPUBLIC

nIoTING EvERywHEnr. MT f"hi'"N "'"''
prNTs ARE SAFE
London. June a Dispatch TO "rh" star rom
,,o,e Kong savs the Chinese in the northern r'''
81 rormosi are completely demorailzed tn" p'o'
no hnye joinci the solicry In rioing nni ''o'hR'
and there II chaos everywhere. the ro''r. h'N'
'roo, Tho Covcrnncn, buildings ~ Tnpchfn ana
Ill., ~. rcpuhlic has collapsed, ana Tang, th'
,,nhcl poy"rnor. has Ned The foreign residents are
nil aafc but their anxiety IN great
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
r,,r loan NOT YET SETTLED.
NEWFOUNDLAND MUST SHOW GOOD FAITH BE-
FORE THE MONEY IS PAfD-EX-ColoNiAh
SECRETARY WINS HIS SUIT.

FOKE IHF7 "'''|'1' II
SECRETARY WINS HIS SUIT
81. Johns y. F., June 5.-Ano'her ad)ourhmen' o., o,
,,a Ieeslature occurred to-day The House VIII
NOT meet until Colonial Secretary l'ond cohc'uu"s
his negotiations in London In cohnec''on WI" VIC
loan The rumor gains credence here that ,ne
49,, a.. ~, set,led vet IT can be stated on relia Die
authority that several important legal points IN con-
nection with the matter require adjustment one oi
them being provision tina; the holders OF 'he loan
shall have lien the customs revenue.
The Government is drafting a loan Dill ior SUI
,r,ss,on IN the Assembly This with the budget re-
,renchment measures must be enacted as evidence
NJ good faith before the loan is subscribed Tor.
Ex-Colonal Secretary Morine has won the hoei
suit brough; by him against THE Telegram tne
balioi-boxes in the Bay de Verde elections - .
THE Telegram has published a fuil apoi&osS & ~ ~
ex-Prtme Minister Coodridge for accusing MN VI
immoral conduct. The paper has four hoei SUITS
now pending.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
ACCIDENT ON ITALY's ROYAL YACHT.

London June 5-An explosion OF coal gas oc-
CURED to-day on the Italian royal yacht saVoia'
now lying at Dartmouth Three firemen were ser'-
ously injured by the explosion. The DUKE oi "e"oa
who came 10 England on the yacht was not on
hoard al the time OF the accident, he having come
10 this city.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
-,,r, vu,v REVIEWS BRITISH TROOPS

London. Jun. 5-There was grand feve" 81 ,e
troops at AIiershot to-day IN hohor % ~" g. ooo mon
r, prince Nasrulla Khan. in whch 10; 49, ~, ' .Sn %
Alfnan nr, Tasrulla Khan was acconphH%eu % ~ yovaI
ter,ncc Of Wales an other members vi ''e ''
l,usahpll
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
rr,v vonv n.uv TRIBUNE THURSDAY TwELvE PAGES

of the meeting was the feeling OF confidence shown
by all the leaders OF the party present. The ma,
jority OF the members OF the committee seeiheu ~
favor the nomna ton OF ex-Congressnan LLOYD
LowndcS for Governor
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

London June 5-"The Post" will tomorrow pup
l,sb dispatch from Antananarivo. the capital OF
Madagascar stating that the advance OF the frehch
forces from Mejunga toward Antananarivo ,i mas
ity among the French due tc climatic conditions
fpnro 24H
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
JAPANESE MINISTER DISMISSED.

Toxic June 5-viscount Mutsu Munemtsu. MIN
lister of Foreign Affairs has been dismissed py the
Emperor The Foreign portfolio will be taken ad
interim by Marquis Saionji Kinmocni. Minister VI
d,,na
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

sptNcER DECLINES A KNIGHTLY hoN"i''
,o,aor rune 5-Herbert Spencer. who was one Oh
49,. ,,roe men outside OF Germany, who were re-
Gently appointed b. Ss 5esned wn% the nenor
the na Ina, his opinions repeatedly eHprcsseu
~ inc E'ourt, ,,rt,ncs debar him from accepting H.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
c,.DsroNE TO GO TO KEEL.

London. June 5.-There has been marked il"-
provement In Mr. Gladstone's health ana '"' az
ternoon he went out driving. His physician hope'
that he will be able to embark on the S.e"'" ..,,,
Tan,aIlon Castle on June II for kiel where ne WI,
attend the opening OF the Baltic Canal as tnc sur
OF Sir Donald Curre the woll-known ship-owhe''
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

MAY BE ONE OF FERRARE'S AoSA'i"A' -"
Rome. June 5-A shoemaker named Ga'te' "a'
hs.n arrested at RImini in connection with the as
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
A BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION

Is attaincu Dy tHe uSe Ut
S-a-n-a-d-o-r Skin Soap.
1t stimulates the glands 10
healthy action, and prevents
black-heads, pimples, chappns'
roughness, redness and o'ne'
skin blemishes. II is pure, mld'
antiseptic and refreshing leaves
the skin soft, velvety and hea''ny
and is unequaled for eczema ana
ali other skin cruptions
=. - ,,.orou. autiseptio soap for the re-, re' ,oet
u non poson pno ~ The skin and scalp Foi e,ce so
9ue OF All GOOD as plain soap for INC sane
vse - twies aorthe baby For sale by an
g. sANAp0R MEDICAL CO.. 10 q Il
IT,, N. r.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

sassination Monday evening OF Count rerrare. the
uiemner or the Chamber OF Deputies VINO ueIeatei
me socialist candidate Barbao In the recent genera
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
ASK THE WOMEN

They know. ASK them if they eveT say SUCH
uorc ond ec uoue in Summy hngSparculy Muslin Under
wea and Shirt and Outing Rigs ana in the ces ana f0oo"s
and White Goods and ncknaks dear to the female hea
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
RIBBONS AGAIN

RIBBONS AGAIN
More sensational than ever More kinds,
more of kind. Prices even more abSurdly
low than in the past
Wndup of the seasons output OF four
leading manufacturers. Enough Ribbons
to stock store.
All-silk Ribbons.
Highest grade Ribbons.
New and natty Ribbons.
SOME AT QUARTER PRICES.
Some even cheaper. You can get Q. !
or even yards at the usual price OF one.
Three great lots.
200 feet of counter.
RIBBONS AT lSc-75 feet Of counter.
Finest double black satin No. l6. I5c.
Plaid al-sk Ribbons, 3 in, l5c.
Striped Ribbons up to in, Is.
Odd shades finest Satin Ribbons, iSc.
Beautiful! Peau dc Sole Ribbons l5c.
Light ground Dresdens delicate, l5c.
Black satin and gros grains, I5c
Flower Ribbons, white and cream.
Black silk Betting l5c
RIBBONS AT 2Sc-15 feet Of counter
Wide. fine black double satin, zSc.
Wide finest black velvet Ribbons, zSc
Satin light shades, white and cIeam
Wide finest new checked Ribbons, lSc.
Wide finest satin striped Satns.
Dresden Ribbons, pretty, all-silk, Z5c
silk Ribbons light grounds, 8 in, Sc
RIBBONS AT $50 feet Of counter
Widest black double satlns, JSc.
Double Satlns with cord edge, 3Sc
Finest Brocade Ribbons, SIS.
Fine checked and plaid Ribbons 3Sc
We think it the greatest gathering Q
Ribbons ever shown under one root IN New
York. Every mner, every dreSS-maker
in town is interested.
broadway and Tenth Street
GOLF -TENNIS-BASE BALL
Think of everything in the way Of healthy
sports. and no extravaganza in the prices!
OF course it's unheard of, but we are
smashing high-prlce traditions all over the
storc-and town.
GOLF GOODS-Englsh, Scotch, American Iron
clubs. ST. wooden clubs, SIPS; Slvertown golf
ball, 81 doz.; hole cutters and all that
LAWN TENNlS-Rackets OF every celebrated make,
95c to $50; tennis nets, SLID to $500; tennis
balls Is to 40c.
BASE BAll-Spading goods-Balb, loc to sI.S;
bats. 10 TO 90; catchers' gloves. IS to $50;
masks protectors, every requisite at the least prices
Croauet sets, Sl.I0 to $3.50.
Lawn swings. so.oo
Lawn tents S..
Dnsement.
4Oc MARSKMALLOWS ISc
Plump pound boxes.
nnsemcnt.
WITH THE SlIVERWARE
Those 81 Cake Basket, Bread Trays Fruit DsheA
Cracker Baskets, olive Dishes are in triple and
auadriplc plate, rom models that were up TO %.
Remember that we clean al SIveFware bousN
here irce Of charge
Tenth street.
| CHAIRS AND ROCKERS
100 OF them. Mahogany and oak. Solid
wood (saddIc) seats. All highly finished,
large arms, carved back. Regular $40 kinds
at $3.50.
] Third Floor.
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New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

Every corner of the town is hearing OF the
great Iune sale The merchants are nearing
of it too-and wondering even more than
YOU are. They know what such goodS
cost in the humdrum way-the usual New
York way.
GOWNS
Strong heavy muslin Gowns, Mother Hubbard plated
woke cainbrc n1le on neck, yoke and sleeves
large full sleeves, $50; three pieces to buyer.
Gowns of fine quality cambrlc, 4 rows OF insef'o'i
and fine platS in yoke, Surplce neck OF rows 0,
embroidery sleeves with insertion and edge, trimmed
with feather beading Sl.75. 20
Gowns OF very fine quality cambnc, Empire ron, o' D
rows of insertion and edge of very fine Hamburg
very large collar and sleeves trimmed with Ham,
burg and feather beading, $3.50
SKIRTS
White Skirts Of good muslin, wide plated cambre
nile with paltS above, b5c
Good heavy muslin skirts, fine oambnc rulie ana
pla> above, Sl.Z5
edge, ST.
CORSET COVERS
Fine cambrc Corset Covers. high neck, trimmed with
neat embroidery I2c: three pieces only to buyer
Fine cambnc Corset Covers, 'front.' trimmed with
neat Hamburg edge, l5c
Fine camhrC Corset Covers front, trimmed WIN
machine made torchon between henlstltohcd pleatS,
15c
DRAWERS
Strong, fine muslin Drawers, with wide hem and
fine plcats lS: only three pieces sold to one buyer
Strong, fine muslin Drawers with wide hem and
spaced peats, 3Oc you'd pay SOC any where else;
in cambric 3Sc
Fine, heavy muslin Drawers with wide ruflc OF new
patterned Hamburg, plelts above, So
WRAPPERS
Wrappers of standard quality chnn, mother hubbard
woke with uilc tight fitting back, large, full
sleeves So: only three pieces sold 10 one buyer.
Wrappers Of fine soft finished percale, square mother
hubbard yoke trimmed with unc OF same, extra
large, full sleeves with belt, SL5O
Wrappers Of tine white ground llWns, pink or blue
stripes, colll' prettly braided, sl''
FOR THE CHILDREN
Infant, short and long Dresses, some imported ones
IN the 1T entirely handmade infants, sizes 10 3
months, sl.SO and Sl.9S; originally S3 and -.
Camhnc Shot Dresses, yoke Of Hamburg embroidery
and plclt, so instead OF 81.
Cambria body Nkuts, cluster oi plclt, ana neat en-
hroldcry, months 10 ; years, so
Figured liwn sun Bonnet, trimmed with rows OF
fancy braid pf-tt, pink and blue stripes, So
Chlmbray Hats, button crown, entirely .! eoTding,
Is
Second Floor.
MEMS FURNISHINGS
Men. Blihng SUITS, Atwood in one and two pieces,
N7s and Sl.sS: ll-woo rwo-pcce Bathing SUITS,
i'm regular made, s57S 10 s7.,S; striped cotton
iwo-vlc,c SUITS 81.
Men, >illN Hats. so 10 $3.50.
Ia IuI { IN CIOtll,
,cl.c duck, 80 10 $3.50.
M,n> r,irA quality Slk >,fS, Tcoks, Four-in-hlnis
anI flowing end four-m-hanJS, rs, made 10 sell
1t % and ,jc
Men, white duck Trousers $i.s0 and 81.
Urondwny and Ninth street.
ssoAoww oE:H<r 81
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
Furnished fouses 90 rrt-Countrp.

NORFOLK, GONNA i2room cottage furnished. on
~ Mape-ave. will be let for the season. price. @joo
Address Z. L. uEAD. - Clsmbers-st.. N.
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aq,i,o ais, n " ofchari.ave. iGS n o,
samuel w. :aNis0. MARY 'to'y - ""''
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New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
Stop and
Think

Of how small value a telephone would
prove if its introduction was sporadic and
its equipment imperfect. No business
man wants to bother with toy, or to
paw for experiments. The Metropolitan
Telephone and Telegraph Co. offer
service that excels anything ever before
attempted in the way of perfec, equip
ment at 4 price to moderate users OF
only Is cents day. Is it not worth
your while to look into this matter'
Te,cpbone, write or call for further
particulars.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

Every corner of the town IS hearing OF !ne
great June sale. The merchants are nearing
of it too-and wondering even more than
YOU are. They know what such goodS
cost in the humdrum way-the usual New
York way.
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
GO Get for Bnslness purposes.

a orsss to Jet on Chamber, Spruce Bsekraan Fulton
Nassau. William Gold C..:c. Pearl. Water and many
othe. streets. rutland WHITi.'N. Beexman-st
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06

CORSET COVERS

Fine cambric Corset Covers, high neck, trimmed with
neat embroidery I2c; three pieces only to buyer
Fine cambric Corset Covers, 'front.' trimmed win
neat Hamburg edge Is.
Fine canhric Corset Covers, V 'front.' trimmed with
machine made torchon between henlstltchcd pleats,
Is
New-York tribune., 1895-06-06
DRAWERS

Strong fine muslin Drawers, with wide hem and
fine pcats lSc only three pieces sold to one buyer
Strong fine muslin Drawers with wide hem and
spaced plcat>, 80; you'd pay SOC any where else;
in camhric 35c
Fine, heavy muslin Drawers with wide rule OF new
patterned Hamburg, plelts above, So.
The morning call., 1895-02-06
WEATHER BUREAU REPORT.

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU, SAN FRANCISCO, Feb
ruary o. 5 p. M.-The pressure still continues
high over Nevada and Utah and is lowest in
high pressure is moving southwark from the
British possessions from north of Eastern Montana.
This has caused rapid fall in temperature in
Montana AT Helena the temperature has
three degrees below zero this evening. Fair
weather continues west of the Rocky Mountains,
except light showers in the vicinity of Puget
Sound The skies are partly cloudy throughout
section the weather is clear. The temperature is
somewhat lower in Southern California, and severe
frOsts will occur in that section tonight, but it will
hardly be cold enough to iniure oranges.
Following seasonal rainfalls this season as
compared with same date last season: Eureka
1888, last season 1866 Red Bluff 21,43 last sea-
Ia 42: Sacramento 1870. last season 9.19; San
Francisco 1856 last season 1881: Fresno 900,
last season 3.S3: Los Angeles 11.03, last season
5.54: San Diego 9.35, last season 2.44; Yuma 295,
last season AZ inches.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature to-
day go deg. minimum Al deg, mean so deg. No
precipitation.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight, February 6:
For Northern California-Far weather; nearly
stationary temperature. light to fresh generally
northeriy winds; probably foggy along the coast at
night.
For Southern California-Fair weather; nearly
stationary temperature: frost tonight, severe in
exposed places; light to fresh northerly winds.
For Nevada-Fair weather; nearly stationary
temperature.
For Utah-Fair weather; nearly stationary tenn
perature.
For Arzona-Fair weather. nearly stationary
temperature.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Fair weather;
nearly stationary temperature probably foggy at
night; fresh northwesterly winds.
w. II. HAMMON, Forecast Official.