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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-19
Gro. CLINT GO.
43.45 AND At WEST 23:ST-
NEAR BROADWAY.
FACTORY: I54 AND 1856 WEST i9'"STRcsk
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
CHE COLLECTED THE RENTS AND FLED

r,,r ,crx1r OF 4 Nt'MPER OF F1.ATIIOuSES Dl'Ar-
pr,prD WITH CONSIDERABLE MoNEY-FARt-
wrtr LETTER TO HER HUSBAND.
IT,, ,,a Of Rudolph Moeller. of No 70 Palmetto
. hs hoen missing for several days. According u
. lotter left by the woman to her huspan'' nv
eight was due to financial difficulties anu sue 49,
no, intend to return. Before departing !i's 'o'"
according to her husband, secured COW i'o'' =.
der tho representation that she wanted 10 ie'.u II
80 some of the neghbors on good security t'
Moeller who is said to De an ,ba "a. apent for a row
ahout thirty-two years Old was tne Sbe f. the
oil her Of Two children both boys, and her nuspd i
is confined to his apartments ~ ani urn them
over to the owner of the property Jonn
For three months the rents were no. NJ me ten
ants were all in for this p So w Si the In
on Tuesday last he went TO tne enants for non
payment OF rent, ami was surpriseHdi oYa~ showing
produce receipts signed by Mrs ,,s W"eiler in the
that they had paid the MONEY ''
mean tne .' The womans flight Mr. Moeer II Is said
,nI in her trunk no fewer than nine chattel mort
es ,,ron their household furniture the MORTGAGE
in eacn nsa acnomnanied Mrs Moeller representing
himself to be her husband Mhen xnT his inten
ton OF instItutng criminal Proceedngs aga ds nvr
The husband of Mrs M9eller how WE o''e'S -
according to the neighbors. Mrs Moel!er ''an
continually talking OF stocks bonds ana re
suited in heavy losses. compelling her to go away way
he Mr.. Moe.ler mas Hs' ,e, har
sonal advertisement in newspaper relueS'IIs ~.
to meet him. and promising to forgive He'' He mao
received no answer yet from ms wire, 49,
Rumor in the neighborhood has IL tnal sIe N"T
accompanied 10y male companion. Inc huSoa'N
does not believe IT,
SERGEANT DELEHANTY SUSPENDED.
DENNY Police Commissioner Crosby has suspended
from duty Detective-Sergeant Delehaniy, pending
charges made against him by Acting Superlhteh-
lent Mackellar. relative to the officers neglect OF
duty in connection with the arrest ana ESCAPE VI
Edward Warren Ball. the alleged assalIaht OF III
George Drury when the physician was decVyeu
into vacant house In Nevins-st ana roppe'
peehontv's story OF the escape of his prisoner
A. Newport was so easily dsproved IN several I'M
nortant particulars that there was nothing 'elt lot
Insnecfor Mackellar to do but suspend him
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PREFERRED MARRIAGE TO RETURNING HObB

A named De la Croix and woman. whose
name could not be learned, arrived In the steerase
OF La Gascogne yesterday with small child. Az
Ellis Island II discovered that the couple were
not married They were told that they would nave
to be married return home They consented
ard made and wife by priest from the
Church Of st. Francis Xavier.
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Dubois OF the same line. These steamers VIII
leave New-York every Wednesday and Port Limon
datons for passengers. The time to Port Limon
BEFORE sailing from Port Lmon there a cele-
brat ton on board the City OF Kingston IN honor OF
the establishment Of the new line. ana large snip
pers and prominent men took part
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
Tuesday. ArGrsT 20.
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. AUGUST 20.

TUESDAY. AUGUST 20.
Vessel For Line Malls close. Vessel saiA
Spree. Bremen, y q Lloyd: ....:...... t0s m SUs
W-rkendam Amsterdam. Neth-Amer. IL 90 m 20 ID
Alliance. Colon. Columbian 1000 m ia 80 70
Newport. Colon Pacific Mail. 1000 m IL 100 m
Algonquin, jacksonville. clyde. 3o m
Yernassee Charleston Clyde. 300 m
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 81
New York Southampton. American. 900 m II or n
Ma estic. Liverpool White Star........ m
Westernland. Antwerp. Red star. 700 m 1900 m
G Of Washington, Havana, y & cuba 90 m 300 m
Alamo Galveston. Mallory. 500 m
Fl Rio. NewOrears. Morgan. 800 n
THURSDAY AUGUST 80.
r Bismarck Southampton. HambAm ...,.... ........
Murel Bermuda. Quebec IS Co...,.. 600 m $40 70
Andes. Port Prince. Atlas. 1000 m l2:Oo m
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sunrise 653 Moon 35 Moons age =
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
A. M.-Sandy Hook 500 Gov Island $3.50 Hell Gate SIS
t. M.-Sandy Hook 632 Gov Island 6.j3 He'll Gate $40
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f. Fl1Nrs Five FURNITURE
Prince and Broadway
Warren and Broadway
32d and Broadway

Is always the best possible 1t will
last a lifetime. A FEW DOLLARS
SAVED at EXPENSE OF QUAIL
ITY OR TASTE Is FALSE ECON
ONLY. and the continual view or
articles taking so large a share OF the
home space should be pleasing ana
elcvating. To satisfy those with more
taste than money we make plain and
neat designs of the same high q uallty
but exceedingly cheap as they are sold
at the manufacturing price.
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their convention in Baltimore recently. nu a,s
of people were present at the reception anu "'''''
ent women's clubs represented >-,,,
The Elbridge Fox Hunting Club me, AZ NV '',"nor
min Wednesday afternoon and lais t s,'' r% =
OF the members were present AnohS ps. VIII
followed the hounds Mr.. and Mrs i'os ,nn
tier. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Jacksoni; 49, NJ
and Mrs Joseph Whistler and Gerald T. hopkins Gsrv
daughter of MIR and Mrs John Bruno Cary. was
married to Jacob Uman at her home on fa ar ned
ding was a QUIET one only the families ana lnti-
mate friends being present the ceremony and we'd
ding breakfast that followed .
Dr. and Mrs Louis McLane Tiffany nave sent OUT
invitations 10 the wedding OF their daughter. Miss
Katherine McLane Tiffany. 10 Gordon Abbott OF
Boston, on Wednesday. November &. II VIII be a
church wedding and Will take place at Grace Church
at ! O'Clock Invitations also out for the we'd
ding of Miss Eta Tenant Buchanan. daughter or
Mr. and Mrs James ". Buchanan, TO George l-yt-
Teton Gale The marriage will occur at home and a
small reception will follow for intimate friends only
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
JACKETS AND CAPES.
These Are Very Busy Days an
orr CiO0E Department,

Because we have the most complete stock OF new
stylish garments ever seen in this city, and at
the lowest prices for such goods II would De wise
to make selections early.
Ladies' Bouce Chevot Cloth Jackets % lnches
long. box 'front.' velvet collar, full cloth raced
S625. ~.
Rough Curl Cloth Jackets % inches long WIN
new six seam" back. full box front. deep collar
double stitched seams. tailor finished SlOZo
Persian Cloth Jackets. full box front - inches
long velvet collar half silk lined. sl4io.
a very desirable assortment OF Jackets In Mel
ton Kersey and Chinchilla Cloth. with the
SHIELD" box or bias" front.
Double Capes of Black Kersey Cloth, finished
with light rows of stitching around each cape.
cloth facings. S6.25
Plush Capes 20 inches long. full circular shape
collar and front trimmed with black Thibet fur,
silk lined. Sl0.15.
Velour de Nord Capes. very fine quality, hand
somely embroidered with jet and silk. French mare
collar. 90 inches long. silk lined. $4,000
Also Velour de Nord am Plush Capes, en-
hroidered and fur trimmed. Sl025, slS.75, $1,000,
500 CO. to SS5. 90.
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that the Republicans will lose control OF that body
there are Indications OF numerous and radical
changes in its membership.
TIE Republican city Committee have called the
primaries for the election of delegates TO the city
Convention FOR October 80 and the convention Itself
for November 2. The primaries for nomination OF
Aldermen and Counc.lmen will be held on Novem-
Der .. Mayor Olney is chairman OF the committee
and that body by unanimous vote Endorsed MS au-
mlnstra ton Mayor and pledged themselves 10
work for his denomination.
Henry G. Clark, ex-Alderman and allaround re.
former, has filed "A challenge with the Board OF
Canvassers In regard TO the right OF j. HERBERT
Shedd, the city Engineer, to vote In the city OF
Providence, and there will be a hearing In accord
ance with the law. There is a city ordnance re-
$50 South Angel-st.. but Mr.. Shedd has not lived
there for eight years. on the contraiy y MI
Mr.. Clark has been for years persistent opponent
OF city Engineer Shedd. 81,
The Census ONCE still refuses to give out the
figures as To the population OF the city OF Prov-
dence on June l. IL is minated that the Census
Department Is making an earnest eHort 10 make
the census include every poss'pie resident Oh we
OF the ground had TO be gone over TWO or three
times As "A matter OF fact, the people were led TO
believe from the police census. from the number or
names i'm the city Directory and from the study OF
proportion. that Providence contained about 10000
Inhabitants. II IL understood, however. that the
Census Department have thus far been able 10 md
only ahout l4TOD They are trying hard 10 make IL
1900. The remarkable growth or the surrounding
towns. notably cranston, johnston ana East Prov-
dence has without doubt prevented the city OF
Providence from increas sing IN population as rapid
~ as was expected. II Is another case OF the
deadly trolley"
station was begun this week and II Is expected
that freight trains be run over the Cove bridges
cha sed near Roger Williams Park. where "A sharp
curve now exists In tho Consolidated Railroad. and
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Ell INDEPENDENTS IN Pho' iDH'0" IT,

THE NEW MOVEMENT GETS LITTLE sVFfoHi-
THE CENSUS OFFICE MAKES AN EFFORT
p,,,tderce y L. oct. % (Spec.aD.-Ine ihde-
,o,.r, movement in local politics. originated anu
,,rod h,, ..The Providence Journal Is bringing
,,har an odd collection OF advocates OF the ldea'
, roass-meeting was extensively advertised TO De
held ai the largest hall In the city on ihu'so
=, ching In the interest OF this movement, - was
Ind under the auspices OF the Rhode Island Ciu-
IONS. League" This league. 80 Tar as can DE Ms
r,atral IL a paper organization. whose ofncers
,ro ,or the most part unknown people ana WHICH,
-. II. ovn confession affords simply nucleus TOT
80 rafor,n movement only about three or four
hundred neople attended the meeting, but those
ronresented every known shade OF local pohticai
oni,,on Democrats. Socialists and Prohibltionists
nredomInated The speakers were George r. BOOM
ar ~ Johnston who ran for Office on the Soclaiist
,,cLa, ,ast snrna: James W Williams. chairman or
,b rrohlh,ton State Central Committee; H. ID.
nassett The Journals" candidate for Mayor on
tho Independent ticket: =. j. Mccarthy Democrat
and the Rev j. II. Larry. Prohibtonist and social
list The Journal has evidently faleh comP'e'ey
q, attract strong following for its Idea OF an In
donendent municipal ticket The Repuphcahs are
having little or no attention 10 the movement but
arc harmonious and united In favor OF the re-elec-
,.on of MAYOR Olney. The Democrats are shy
ahou, acceptlng the overtures Of the Independents
ia the extent OF making Mr. Bassett their nominee.
hut d.clar. their intention OF nominating straight
ticket There Will be, however. some pretty lights
I'm the various wards for elections to the city
Council and While there Is not the slightest danger
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THE WEEK IN BALTTlfORE SOCIETY.

Baltimore. oct 2s CspeciaD.-A tea was given
on Saturday afternoon last nj the Con Ciub al
which a lumber OF the members and their friends
were present Mrs. Mansan Smith and Mrs. darcy
paul served the tea. Among those present were
w and Mrs Miles White. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
whistler Miss lie Moyne, the Misses Fisher. Miss
porot Marshall Elliott, Robert McLane and Graemo
Turnbull
The ,ableaus at the Catonsville Country Club on
Saturday evening attracted quite a number Of
naonle from town as well as the surrounding
country. Among those who took part were the
Misses Robinson Miss Amy James. Miss Louie
Nrac.uu the Misses wilson, Harry Hail. Frank
G. Riggs William e. Lehr and others John Nc
Kim. Miss Lota Robinson and Mrs Harry Hail
mad the tabeaus in charge s, 3D.. -,
On Wednesday the managers and onhcers OF me
Uaughters of the COnfederacy met AT MTs fTeo-
erick Coston's TO discuss business matters.
large and general meeting for all the members was
held on Thursday also By this new society Whlcn,
from present appearances, promises 10 nave many
Interesting social functions during the coming sea-
, --..,,o- =. A..
L. Orrniston Chant. of London, Eng ana. on Iues-
6ay afternoon. Mrs Chant is one or the Wornen !,
Christian Temperance Union people VINO nave as'a
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HUNTING AVID ooLFIyo AT Hor SPRINGS

HUNTING AVID GOLFTSG AT HOT SPRINGS
Hot Springs Va. Oct. % (SpeciaD.-The hunting
season is now on and great quantities OF pheasants'
deer and wild turkeys have been killed this fall
The riding parties that start from the hotel daily
give glowing accounts OF the picturesque bride
paths over the mountains.
Cornelius Vanderbilt and Chauncey NJ pepe"
arrived at the Virginia Hotel on Friday Mr. ana
Mrs. Buchanan Winthrop. OF New-York are AZ me
Virginia Hotel: they are visiting Mrs. John clinton
Gray Mr. and Mrs. William Barclay Parsonss
party from New-York enthusiastic ocychsA
and never fail 10 take their afternoon spin
There are many golfers here. and the links are In
constant use Among the players are Mr. and MIS-
Pendleton. Mrs John clinton Gray, c. Vanderbilt
r Mrs Valentine Blacque h. X. Parsons. IT., Mr.
and Mrs w b. Parsons and Mrs. Stuyvesant FISH,
Mr.. and Mrs stuyvesant Fish. two sons and Misc
F,sh are occupying one OF the Virginia Hotel cot'
tages. .
The Rev Thomas s. Yocum. OF 81. Andrewss
Church. staten Island will preach In the Cash'
SATURDAY Eek Governor John Lee Carroll OF Mary
land accompanied by Mrs. Carroll. arrived a, 'ho
v,ry,,,s ON Thursday. Ex-congressman heniS
na,nn -, Goshen y T.. is at the virginia a. ~
Among other arrivals from Newcfork are W. "a
Nvhalsr de Forest, Miss Moore. Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ ~
Elaridse Hugh l.. Cole. Dr. and Mrs Iucxi n svi.
MooreSouse Mr. and Mrs. w. y focunh MI ss,s 80
,,anus Ped Mrs II. Mortimer Brooks .he n'ssi
prooks AIR and Mrs. J. A. Wooney anu A'' 49,
Mira Frederick HILL
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FRAMED PICTURES
1t SDeciuE Prices.

Original Water Co0rs. framed in all gilt with
white mats. 800 instead Of $500
Photographs. colored, mounted on gilt panes
and framed In all gilt So cts. instead Of NlO.
Photographs, mounted glass, framed n
white and gilt. s1OO
Remarque Proof Etchings, framed in antique
oak. $3.50. IA
FlOrentine design. S225.
Pastels framed in all gilt and white and gilt.
panel and landscape shapes s2.25 instead OF 1873.
A l.ne of Taber Artotypes, framed In Write ana
gold with white enamel easel and brass TRIM
mings $3.50 instead of 500.
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AG1TE WARE,
Maze bv Lniunce e. GrOSje0n.

Preserving Kettles. Tea Kettles. Dish Pans ana
Wash Basins little faulty In appearance ow-
inc IN rough handling a. our recent sale. but
for all practical purposes ls good as re most
perfect goods. - =.
Preserving Kettles. three sizes. l6 Is ana -
Quarts so cts cacn tomorrow; If perfect would
be s1.25. $50 and N.65.
Tea Kettles, sizes and :, 30 cts. each; II per-
feet would be 800 and S1.19
Dish Pans 17-qt. size ~ cts; II perfect would
be IS cts.
Wash Basins, 16 cts If perfect would BE- 81 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
MANY People LEAVING NEWPORT

Newport, r. J.. oct 26 (SpeciaD.-There were many
departures Of cotagers this week but more than one
hundred well-known families are still here. Many
~ the cotagcrs are to remain until after Tina nks
giving, and some until Christmas.
Mrs Frederick Nelson and her family of New
York are at the Robinson cottage.
W r. Morgan. IT., OF New-York has leased the
Warren cottage in Gibbs-ave.. ana Mrs. Black
stock. of Canada. has taken a lease Of Booth
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T4BLE LINENS
And TOUelS at Special Prices.

The present Is reasonable time TO add to your
stock Of Table Linen.
We offer fine quality Beached Damask. y
inches wide, regular sl.l0 and sl.25 goods, at
80 cts per yard.
\ superior quality of Bleached Damask. 75
inches wide, at Sl.35 per yard instead Of Sl65 and
sl.75.
Napkins "a size sl65 instead Of 5000 and Y
size 1870 instead Of $3.50
Frnged Monte Linen Tray Cloths. 12l2 cts.
each instead Of % cts
Also fine quality Hemstitched Huck Towels,
30 cts each instead OF So and Is cts
Wabbs extra fine Hemsttched Irish Hucx
Towels s. cts 10 cts sl0O and sl25 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
BRUSHES.
SDecjUI Sale Tomorrow.

throw English Hair Brushes. warranted pure
bristles assorted shapes. - cts.
olive ami Satin wood Military BrCsEes' pair II
Sole Leather case. S175.
oval polished wood back Nail Scrubs, 10 cts.
French Nail Brushes, bone handle, with or
without sides. Is cts
English Wax-back Tooth Brushes 4-lCW' pure
brIstles. warranted 10 cts.
Innorted Horse Hair Comb Cleaners, % cts
Velvet-back Hat Brushes. 10 cts.
Badger Hair Shaving Brushes french MAKE
81 cts. ~ 49,.
Hurl Handle Whisk Brooms, ! cts.
Section 3, Main Floor.
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FRENCH HAIR CLOTH,
The Very Best Made,
AT ABOUT HALF PRICE.

We have secured another lot OF this most de-
sirable article rates that enable us to oier IL d.
about half price Beyond all question 1t Is the
most approved lining for skirts and sleeves. other
articles have sold only because of their cheapness'
We now do away with this objection by placing
Hair Cloth within the reach Of every one.
16-inch % cts; reduced from 40 cts
lS-inch. 30 cts. reduced from % cts
2O-inch 50 cts. reduced from 60 cts.
24-inch 40 cts. reduced from SO cts
Remember that these goods are not only Ihe
very best made but are all full width. Watch this
elsewhere.
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.SH LETTINGS
1T Less IhNM ManuJdcfurers'
Prices.

Standard make Dleached Shcetng-
ia yards wide, s cts. per yard.
II. yards wide. 9 cts. per yard.
~ yards wide, II cts per yard
Il. yards wide, 1872 cts. per yard.
Q yards wide. Is cts. per yard.
81. yards wide, IS cts per yard
2ia yards wide. is c,s. per yard.
Extra heavy Bleached Muslin, sc inches vida
cts per yard.
Good quality Unbleached Muslin. S6 inches
wide cts. per yard.
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RUGS,
Al,cayS UseftH.

Hand-woven Rugs. one yard square. 500.
India Saddle Bags. 1915.
Dining Room Rugs. 3X2 yards. N25
Na!garan Rugs. made in Turkey. ASKS IS. "a
Antique and m )dern Rugs $3.50 and 81.
Antique Kazac Rugs. AXIS feet, SIG 80
Office Rugs, 69x99. $1,000.
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French Clocks. Is days strikes every half hour.
$l2 so; were $500.
Fifteen Day Clocks that do not strike ss.lo.
Eight Day Striking Clocks. $3.50; were Sio1
Alarm Clocks. 6S cts.
Dresden Princess Lamps Sl.4O
Dresden Globes 80 cts.
Nickel Table Lamps. central draft burner, N.2h
The Glow Night Lamp. % cts
Black Iron and Yellow Vase Candlesticks 70
cts.
Bisque Candesticks. 30 cts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
HENRY IRTING'S MACBETH"

TO BE GIVEN AT ABBEYs THEATRE on TUESDAY
THE SCENES OF THE PLAY AND THE CAST.
An extended announcement was made in these
columns a week ago Of Henry Irvings production
OF Macbeth" at Abbey's Theatre. 1t VIII take
place on Tuesday evening. and Mr. Irving VIII then
present the play for the first time in this country
Mr. Irving divides the play into nineteen scenes
which. with the artists who have es.gned and
painted the stage sets as follows: Act l-Scene
J. an open place, Halves Craven; Scene 2, near
Forres a camp, Halves Craven; Scene 3. heath
Halves Craven Scene 4, Forres. the palace, Craven
and Harker: Scene .. Inverness. Macbeth's castle
HAYES Craven: Scene G. Inverness. before the castle
HAYES Craven; Scene :, Inverness lobby in the
castle. Craven and Harker. Act IL-lnverness
court Of Macbeths castle, Halves Craven. Act III.
Scene J. Forres, hall in the palace, !. Harker;
Scene 2 Forrcs. room in the palace Eawes Craven;
Scene g. Forres hall In the palace, }. Harker. Act
IV-Scene J. cavern HAYES Craven; Scene 2.
England d country lane Hawes Craven; Scene 3,
Dunsinane. anteroOm in the castle, Craven and
Harker Act V-Scene /. Dunsinane. the castle,
craven and Harker; Scene 2. the Wood OF Birnam,
craven and HarkeI: Scene 4. Dunsnane plain be-
fore the castle. Perkins and Caney; Scene .. Dun
shame another part of the plain Perkins and
The period selected for the costuming is the elev-
enth century The music OF the production was
composed for II by Sir Arthur sullivan. The follow
ing cast is announced.
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BLANKETS.

White Wool Blankets, ia, s2.49 per pair in
stead Of $780, and $3.50 per pair instead OF $3.50
ia fine California Wool Blankets, $3.50 per
pair -
1914 extra heavy California Wool Blankets
$500 per pair. -
1874 extra fine California Wool Blankets, $1,000
Dar.
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den. owned by the daughter OF the 'a'e A''"
Booth -, ~.u, Work
Mr. and Mrs John @. Heckscher. OF Ne"-io'A'
the Carry cottage: tt, Lii ra,na,r at
Senator Wetmore and his family WIN tnra ,he
their Newport villa until week or so oeio'e '"e
assembling Of Congress. - ,,,,.a,..aor Iones
Cottage visitors include Mrs Rhne n, woIIach
Mrs Lax Mrs Richard Wallacn ana ''iss
OF Washington. A.. vorL ,,bo pa
Mr. and Mrs l. j. wysons Of NewngdIs sy w arc to to
build n large addition to their granite vita AT
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CARPETS.
Prices for Monday.

Extra quality Tapestry Brussels. % new pat
terms. regular % and So ct. goods. with or with
ont border also hall and stair patterns, al 90 cts
per yard.
Worsted Velvet Carpets. 20 patterns, regular
&. % quality, at So cts per yard.
New patterns in high class carpets al lowest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
CLOAKINGS.
an absolutely IneIMatted As
SOJfnlPHf.

Matel2ssc Cloakngs. $3.50 to $3.50 per yard.
Roucle Novelty Cloakings. s2.75 to $3.50.
Astrachan and Persian Lamb Clos kings, 500
TO $500
Children's School CloakinRs heavy weight
with beaver and ch ,ck lined becks made for
hard wear, So inches wide, $50 and 175.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
FRENCH CHINA
Al Less IHuM Cost Ut ImpOr-
tHfiOu.

Manufacturers sampes-odd, fancy plates
cream pitchers sugar bowls. salad ard borDon
dishes and fancy .rays--for less mon ~ than the
goods cost 10 import Al wholesale prices
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E1MMMNn3W

gravel from that point will be hauled for use -
building the approach. When that embank"
ment Is cut away the curve at the PARK wiz De re-
duced from five TO two and third degrees thu :
enabling trains to at full speed, instead OF az
the present limit OF forty miles an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
PARIS MADE
Flannel Understands,

pink. cardinal light blue and cream. with deep
embroidered ruffie. $2.4S.
Extra quality French Flannel Cnderskirts.
cardinal pink light blue ard cream. tucked ruff
ne trimmed with Torchon lace, $39S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-27
FURNITURE.
An ErceDfiOnNI Chance

To procure a good Sideboard for very little
money. =, ,,-
Solid Oak Sideboards, feet long, Il inches
deem and feet inches high sepentire top,
two small drawers one large linen drawer and
two cupboards bottom of one small drawer lined
With velvet top part of sideboard has bevelled
plate mirror. three different patterns, nave Deen
soId from sl4C to $500, reduced to the uniform
r1rce of $1,000.