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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
HORSE AND ClPRT4GE NOTES.

Flardrau & co.. of Eroome-st have in their
warerooms az kinds Of carriages and traps OF the
latest designs which. owing to tn" latcness OF the
scason may be- purchased very low.
Downcy Duncan IL White. successors to J. II
brewster & 60. Nos. 81 and $50 Fifih.ave ana 40
l@ West Fifty-hrst-st, report II surprising num-
Der Of sales for this season when all or nearly
a. of the firms customers are In the country or
ai th, s.dsl r.. The firms new j. h. Brewster top
wagon receives The greatest praise from All drivers
who pride Themselves ON the completeness and up
'o-datc appearance Of their turnOuts
The Continental storage Warehouses;. near Forty
thrd-s; and EiShth-avc.. offer special facilities for
The storage and care OF Ene carriages. Their
rooms arc large. thoroughly vcntintcd and the
greatest care f. taken # goods intrusted To their
keeping
Edward Claimants Son. 81 No. s. Yves, Forty
lourth-s'. reports AN active trade la light traps
md carts. principally TO parti's going To the sea
thorc. Ia his repair department there are many
heavy joba hong put H. shape for fan use.
with a few days still t. coun: upon. J. r. Good
rich & CO.. Of No. 6oi Broadway. already report
the largest spring business since lS9O-that is In
home trade. The unsettled condition Of affairs In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
LADIES' WRAPPERS.
In Connection with The Underwear Sale,
We Offer 10000 Wrappers,

made by the best manufacturers. the very latest
designs in Fancy Percaes Indigo ana Mourning
prints Fancy Lawns and Dimities, and we nave
no hesitancy in saying that Wrappers equal!
GOOD have never been offered so low.
Fancy Lawn Wrappers latest designs. DARK
Medium and light grounds. full skirts, lned 10
waist 81 cts; regular price, - cts.
Good Percale and Fancy Lawn Wrappers.
medium and light effects some braid trimmed
others with rufile and pointed belt. wide skirt
80 cts; regular price. 80 cts
Fine Lawn and Percale Wrappers, assorted
STYLES. some pointed yoke and braid trimmed
others round yoke effects, Vatican ana htted
,ack. embroidery trimmed. 80 cts; regular
,rces 81 - and 81
Fine Lawn and Percale Wrappers, figures and
trpes six styles. elahorately trimmed win en-
robbery and laces. extra wide skirts ~ Gus
regular prices. $50 TO $40.
still finer quality of Lawn and Percale wrap,
pers several styles to select from all trimmed
with embroidery and laces. new colorings, extra
ruu skirts $1.I0. 81 30. Si.13 and las;
OCULAR prices. Sl.79. $19N. 500 and S2os.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

No 400 West Thirty,csiXth-st.. hve-story tene-
The hi Rivas estate sold to Mr. Delany No $50
West Twenty seventh-st. three-story evening
house on lot 2l3X9S.9. - d.
William Fischer sold for II Weber the new hve-
,Orv fla house No l03 East One-hundred-ahd-
twclfth-st to Frank II. Meyer. The house Is on
r. & A. sokolski sold for a. Ework TO NJ SEIZED
Nnski Nos lO7 and 100 CHnton-st, a siX-stoly hIe-
proof apartment house, on plot 5lXl'0x5lNll" lor
about $4,000 Mr. SchcdnsK gave in part pay
ment No 23g East Sixtieth-st. four-siory brown--
stone single fathouse Oh lot 22XlW and NO a.
Deancey-st.. six-story double brick hathous' IN
front with four-stOry double brick hathouSc IN the
rear lot 2jxl00 . :,
son the fOur-story G-foOt dwelling house NO $50
West Eighieenth-st. 10 Margaret Miller Tor over
$1,000 .
Barnes & Wensten sold for Mrs r. r. Stratton
10 T. Glauber No. 81 East Broadway, hvc-story
apartment house. lot 2jx15.
Martin a. Bro. purchased the four four-story
brownstone dwellings AZ No. iG2 TO tG9 Fifth-avc.
on "A plot G5xl0O. The price was about So0n 1t
was a cash purchase. and tho unrod half Of the
church Of the Divine Paternity property. AT Forty
0fih-st and Fifih-ave, recently purchased by Mar
Kin & Bro did figure in the transaction
T. y. Hurd sold. through Slawson Hobbs. the
fOur-etory and dining-rOom extension hrovnstOnc
dwelling No - West seventy hrSi-sI., lSx56Nl" for
&c 60 TO DR. T.. r Saicr The purchaser recently
sold his house at No 40 West Thirty-third-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

Az AMUSING PAR1.oR TRICK DEVISED BY
FRENCH MAGICIAN.

Az AMUSING PAR1oR TRICK DEVISED BY A
FRENCH MAGICIAN.
Tho first sensation created by the discovery Of
the Y ravs sub-ided several months ago; but one
continues to hcor OF the marvellous revelations
made by RGntgcn photographs Of injuries TO bones
or metallic objects which nave become lodged In
ones DEPARTMENT Of tho interior. The reproduction
Of such pictures N medical and other journals has
kent alive tho popular interest in this somewhat
ghastlv and suggestive subject. The cost II The
necossar, apparatus puts this class o; photography
beyond the reach Of most amateurs. PM am inge-
rious trick devised AVID exhibited iu Paris last
winter. bv q wclkrown magician q 50 Wei adapted
IN purucses Of entertainment and t. 50 Inexpensive
that # Is noi unlikely that # Will be- attempted else
whore than ip France.
The performer Lerins with short. graphic let
ure on ,hc wonderful pcnetrati'enese 81 the
RAYS HIS l.arcrs are reminded ma: flesh and
clothing ard pretty much everything "se. arc trans
parent an 4 reat,r or .ess acerc' To- This stTang,
radiance AMI that bone ana certain few metal
alone remain opaque f. It. Hence Dr. g. possible to
get picture Of ones skeleton even though he be-
WEI dressed y member % tho company Is then
requested 20 have his hony fabr.' photographed.
and some obIlging person anally cousents.
T.hinG him. Dn a." wall H. pinhe' ur littlc
square 81 wti'c paper which ha fret been cN-
hibitcl - oiilral spectators. The lDrfprutr th'u
stands IN FROM 90 bis subject m0I!n's inc ros,
ant. be- get f. into ore g.; o.ga' GiFtin,; Typ.
which h, has ia mind. and then touches 81 n,-u-
light powder. H. Paris they burn naghcsiuri
wire. which produces the same brilliant illumina-
ton. No vacuum tube. electrics apparatus or
Photographic pate is used. But IL is easy allay
suspicion this point. Immediately after using
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
PUFF BOXES.
PARASOLS.


South and Central America and the Spanish.Cnoa1n
war made export commission men eXteihtlE uaat
nave fallen OF considerably in consequence. nag
their export business been any where near ovs tbe
banner year Of this TeknSwn mouse Co.. Forty
MG Tuc KSar TEighHaTc reports good many
sales OF the carriages purchased from James ~
brewster q co. The carriages were all inanuiact.
ured for this seasons trade and are being soio al
The Forthcoming sale of the Neponset and OAK
wood stud year.ings. which takes place az t1e
American Horse Exchange on Friday next, shouu
prove attractive to horsemen, as some OF me p3S,
are by Imp Meddler FOnso; Hayden, EDWARDS
TiIersiie earrings by the Exchange on Monlay
evening last attracted large and representa,tiive
racing conditions fair prices were realized ~
The big carriage house OF Van Tassell 4 kearney
I'm Thirteenth-st near Thrd-ave., reports falrly
GOOD business in the asst week. Its immense stock
OF new and second hand vehicles offers good field
al this season are principally made. The firms
regular scmweekly auction sales. on tuesdays
and Fridays. continue TO be well patronzed' ana
to parties looking for serviceable horses and car,
riages the firm offers many adyaniasFSt iI bo @
has a number Of stylish and we.l-mannered car.
the best stock on offer In this city.
George d. King. OF Hillside Stock Farm, . Spring,
Stables Stab 30. Is Wcsi Ffty'Sishth-st says 'Bus!
ness sim continues coed 50 good that CONTRARY i 0
my Hya un GgT' tbe end n" of my The made
during the last week include "A pair OF brown cobs
bays to Mrs rso' c. NJ Reed o. Erie Penn. and
other pair Of bays 20 Senator NJ. \ Hanna, for
use I'm the family carriage In WASHINGTON
Morris Woodruff reports better business In the
last week than since his removal to his new quar-
ters. AT Nos 2ij and 2j7 Cana-st lie Is showing
some new PATTERNS in surreys runabouts and other
open vehicles which are both handsome and up 10
date.
William H. Gray reports n number Of sales in the
last week mostly OF vc,oras and cabriolets. In
which carriages he Is making a special drive. His
six spacious floors. at Nos. - and - Wooster-st.
also his annex at Grand and Wooster SITS, are
Hold vii all no la lost
every description. His stock OF four-in-hand brakes
is unusually large one. .
After very busy scasnu Mr.. Innis. OF the Stude-
takcr BROTHERS Manufacturing Company. Prince
II. ana Broadway says: business is beginning TO
tap.r on Still some thing Is being done. as a good
many late buyers are taking advantage OF the low
prices we are quoting In open vehicles and traps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
CORSET COVERS.

5000 Muslin Corset Covers. felled seams per-
feet fitting. = cts each. -.
Cambria Corset Covers V-shape and square
neck handsomely embroidered, I'D cts
Cambria Corset Covers. embroidered ana iace
edge V-shape and square neck % and - cts
Corset Covers. assorted styles. some Irihihe9
with embroidery. some with lace -" anu
40 cts. TT, A.
Corset Covers. deliberately trimmed with hhe
embroidery and lace. %. Se and 80 CTS.
Very fine Corset Covers. some OF extra me
Nainsook handsomely trimmed. 80 and ~ cts
ChemiSes.
Good Muslin Chemises plain band. pearl put
.ons 10 cts: corded. % cts: embroidered and
tucked. 30 40 and 80 cts.
PettiCOatS.
Muslin Pettcoats. hem and tucks, 20 cts;
caubric rifie 30 cts; umbrella ruf'e. trimmed
with fine embroidery. 80 cts
Muslin and Cambria Petticoats umbrella
STYLES. some with deep embroidered ruffie. others
hemsttched effects, also fine lace ruffie. ~ cts
trimmed with fine embroidered rufhe. $I.l3,
81. 30 and 81 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
II BOyRKE COCHRAN BACK.

w. Bourk, Cochran arrived here yesterday on
the American Line steamship Paris. from South
ampton He has been abroad FOR several weeks
taking the waters at "A German Spa. Business had
called him nome. he said. lie declined TO discuss
politics Among other passengers who arrived on
the Paris were t. 4. Abbey. Colonel I. II. Ans,ey.
" IL Corbin seymour L. Hustled, r., Lawrence
C. Phipps and Ballard smith ~
Among the passengers who arrived on La ioi-
rain, from HaVTe, were J. Crossan Cooper " Va
Harris Dr John W keefe Frank - Marin I,. ~:
II NJ Ouinley. j. Montgomery Sears or bostoAs
Comte de Iauger Nillars and c. III. warren
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

Members OF the Board OF Aldermen are PREPARING
10 make the thlrd annual outing OF the Joseph
Schilllng Association. At Chords. staten lSiahas
next Thursily. as memorable as the FAMOUS Hts'
and last outing which the Board gave '"o sr"l'
- ,,,,,,oor schilinr was elected a. an ~ Brien~
lie from the NNXth District. but he Is now am
many man and the committee In charse ot me- ou h
ING il composed Largely OF his associates III mo
hoard with Al herman John 7. Oakley as cnait"h an
Tally no coaches will be ready AT vioSh ~ t tho
morning 10 carry the pleasure seekers from INC
Hotel Pilgrim 10 Staten Island. where there wiz %
a clambake and "A number OF other enter i -
Every BODY about the City Hall has an ihV"a"on "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
DIR. BISHOP GETS NO PASSPORT.

DR. j. y. Bishop. of No. IL West Thrty-eighth-st-'
the private physician 10 Mrs. Mckinley, was among
the passengers who sailed on the steamship Oho TO
the North Cape yesterday. He failed to secure a
passport from the United States Government. on
The ground that he not a citizen OF this coun-
try He said in regard 10 this matter:
II was born in Ontario but came 10 the nlted
States when the broke out. and received
military commission from General o. o. Howard
When Mississippi was admitted as state TOOK
the usual oath OF allegiance and have since con,
side red myself a citizen OF the United states 90
rot understand why | should be considered otner-
wise In lieu OF a passport have letters or ere"
dentials from persons connected win the Govern.
mont"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
LOCAL BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

Henry l.. Schi.linger. temporary receiver OF mo
Schiinger Fire Proof Cement and Asphalt Com
pany of No. il3 East Ninety hrst-st. has been APP
ponted permanent receiver by Justice Lawrence. OF
The Supreme Court. in the suit brought 10 dissolve
the CORPORATION by Philippine Schi.linger The Ia
bilities are 5000, assets $500
Schedules OF IL Bogum & SON manufacturers or
furniture at No J0l TO 80 East Seventieth-st.
show liabilities OF g 49, nominal assets. $50;
~ NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

Good Muslin Drawers. hem and tucked
10 cts: with embroidered edge or ufhp'ei'" i"A
he 10 cts. ,.. I'D
embroidered rufle. % ard 20 cts
Fine Muslin and Cambria Drawers. umbrella
shane and regular shape. deep embroidered run
0e and tucks above. 30 and 40 cts
verr fine Drawers. mostly Cambria. umbrella
and regular shapes some with fve-inch rufiie OF
embroidery. others with embroidery on Law WI, u,
runla and Point de Paris lace, %, 40 ana
% cts.
Especial Attention
&c called to 100 fine sample garments from
leading manufacturers. also some sllSntlE Soheu
from our own stock-Gowns. skirts, Drawers,
Cheuiecs and Corset Covers. trimmed with lace
and embroidery-at greatly reduced prices
Aprons.
300 White Lawn Aprons. hem and tuck and
plain hem, - cts.
1000 White Lawn Aprons satin stripes,
12 cts.
1000 Bingham Kitchen Aprons. y cts
Good Lawn Aprons for Maids and Mattresses,
with wide deep hem. 10 and 20 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
THE FINANCES OF GENERAL EARLE.

Justice Andrews in the Supreme Court yesterday
signed an order appointing General Ferdinand Z.
Earle guardian OF his children. who have con-
tingent interest In policy Of insurance on me
Generals life The reason for the Generals action,
he declares is thar he is financially In such con-
diton that IL necessary for him 10 borrow money
for the education his children and to meet debts
on some property which his children Will inherit
from their grandmother. The amount reHet&
En- rln desires 10 borrow Is SNO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
PROBlBLI THE WORK or STUDENTS

The trunk Of a grown person was found I'm the
East River. of Elevonth-sI by two boys who were
hn thing I'm the river ut that point yesterday after
noon. The body was wrapped In oicoth. and was
headess and eglcss. The police think that II comes
from some anatomical laboratory. and that stu
dents having completed their studies In practical
anatomy the body. disposed OF II by throwing II
into the river. .
II is impossible to tell whether the body Is that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
OPENING or LONG REACH

The summer schedule OF trains to Long Beach
took effect yesterday. There are thirteen trains
from East Thirty -fourth-st. a like number from
brooklyn. and ten on Sundays all at convenient
hours This Is decided increase over last year.
A successful season Is expected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
IMPORTED JEWELRY,
Half Price Sale.

Brooches variety of designs. set with pearls
Rhinestones and fancy colored stones 30 CTS
to 81 30; were - cts. TO S33s.
Sterling Silver Gilt Enameled Brooches, set
with genuine pearls, 1924 and 500; were
81 fS and $J9S.
IeweIled Hat Pins. set with amethyst. topaz.
emerald and turquoise, % cts. TO $1.40; were
40 cts to S29S.
Fancy Jewelled Buckles, 10 cts. to $Z.133
were lao TO $425.
Gold plated Link Bracelets, with cluster OF
Rhinestones and cOlored stone In centre, ~
cts to 81. 40; were 1.39 to 500.
Scarf Pins assorted designs, I'D to 10 cts-i
we're % cts to 81 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
xWaAW

of a man or woman II IL slashed and cut; and all
the internal organs have been removed Inc oooy
was sent 10 the Morgue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
Might GOVT Ms.

Good Muslin Night Gowns two styles trimmed
with embroidery, and one style solid tucked
yoke and rufle, 20 cts.
1000 good Muslin Night Gowns, tucked yoke
embroidered. V-shape and square neck. 80 CTS
Better quality Muslin Night Gowns. ana
square neck trimmed With embroidery, 10 c'S:
Extra quality Muslin Night Gowns variety OF
styles. Empire and square yoke. trimmed WIN
handsome insertion and embroidery. % ana
90. cts
Cambria and Muslin Night Gowns. five. STYLES.
all deliberately trimmed with embroidery "r lace
20 and 80 cts
Fine Night Gowns. mostly camprlc, SIN sty!eS-
Emrire with deep collar effects. V-shapes square
yoke. high neck. ribbon, embroidery and lace
trimmed. 9S cts.
Very fine Night Gowns newest designs, nnest
materials. richly trimmed with embroidery and
lace. SLID 81. 80 S1.50 and S1.oS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
TRAVELLING FL.ASKS.

Twenty-Five styles were 50 cts. to $3.50, now
4S cts. to 81 $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
BOYS CLOTHING.

Best quality Percale and Madras Waists. box
pleated front and back. to II years. 20 cts.
instead Of so cts
Washable Sailor Suits. striTed and tan Crash.
0S cts instead Of S1.IJ and .,i9,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
CONvEYANCEs AND MORTGAGES

Following is the record OF convoy anccs. mort
cages and buildings projected Ii New-YOrk the
past week compared with the corresponding week
in 1856
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
ICE CREAM FREEZERS.

The Gem and Peerless. sizes from quarts to
10 quarts. were $l.5I to S469; now S1.1O to
1913.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
TRUNKS.

Our Bon Voyage Trunk. duck covered, hard.
wood stats protected corners, covered tray, best
brass lock. sizes from % to 80 inches. $3.50 to
800.
found for general use size, % TO 80. 800 to
$3.50.
81 sample Trunks. no two alike. reduced to
actual cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
Very Special.

Zinc Eoclieee Gowns and Dressing Sacques.
choicest Djmity and Lawn. white pink and blue,
,,trnned with lace and embroidery. all sample
Garments at greatly reduced prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
Silk Waists.

\ choice line Of Washable Silk Waists, pretty
stripes. Shirt Waist style 81 50; regular price.
SOS
Fine China and Fancy Foulard SILK Waists.
including pretty Navy polka dots. Shirt Waist
style. &::.4S and sos: regular prices 500
and $19S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
REFRIGERATORS.

Charcoal-flled dry air the best; 81 Sizes
$3.50 to $31.OO.
100 Charcoal sheathed cleanabe Refrigera-
tors not as good as the above, but far better
than the average box sold by some dealers;
sizes. holding from IS 10 $50 lbs. OF ice. prices
from $500 to $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
TABLE SILVERWARE,
Special Table. Section B.

Quadrupe plated Sugar Bowls Cream Pitch
ers and Spoon Holders. y 30 and S|.IO.
Quadruple plated Bread Trays. Satin en-.
graved and chased. 81 .9S and 1925.
Quadruple plated Crumb Trays and Scrapers,
1925 and 1856 per set.
Ouadruple plated Butter Dishes. Satin chased
and engraved 81. 9S and 1928.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
Three Special Reductions.

Ladies' fine quality Ribbed Cotton vests, low
neck and no sleeves tape in neck and arms. y
cts instead of II cts. ~
Ladies' extra quality Richelieu ribbed SILK
Mated Vests trimmed with SILK Lace at neck
and arms 30 cts instead of 30 and % cts
Mems extra fine quality Ribbed Balbrlggan
shirts high neck and long sleeves. SIX front,
also Drawers to match, :s3 cts. instead OF TO
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
LEATHER GOODS.

catches and bolts. 22-inch, $500 and S4.9Sj
24-inch $4.4S to $5.2o.
Genuine Alligator Club Bags, brass locks and
trimmings leather lined size II, sos; Is.
$3.50; IA, $3.50; II. S3.9S; l6. S4.303
Il 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
Very Special.
CORSETS.
Two Wonderful Offers in Sum-
ner COrSetS.

800 pairs of the well-known Sonnette Summer
Corsets medium length. extra quality Netting
well boncd Saline stripes over bones silk edging
on top sizes II To 30 10 cts; regular price
- cts.
400 pairs c. r. a late Sprite Summer Corsets
extra quality. well boned. long waists. sizes Is
10 80 go cts: regular price. S1.W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
FIannelette Underskirts.

OUTING Flannel Underskirts blue and pink
striped with yoke band. 10 cts. heavier Elan
nelette deep hem, also hem and tucks. 20 and
30 cts; still finer, lace trimmed, 40 cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
UNTRIr1rlED HATS,
y and Is cts. instead of AZ cts.
to S1.75:

All OF our odd lots Of Untrimmed Hats FOR
Ladies' Misses and Children. in all colors
Cycling Hats and Caps, rs cts.
instead of 48 to IS cts:
90 dozen Ladies' and Misses Caps and Hats
in Cloth. Duck Crash and Batstes-Tams, Tur-
bans and Hats, black and colors
WHITE SAILOR HATS.
The only complete assortment in Brooklyn or
Ladies' and Misses fine White Split Braid SAILOR
Hats with double brims, made by mems nat
ters ST. As, SI.9S, %2.25 and $500.
SEPARATE SKIRTS,
Especially Low Prices.
so Cotton and Linen Skirts, assorted
lengths. from 40 to 43 inches. and waistoand
from % TO 20 inches, made with deep mem III
order that they may be relaundered-
In Linen Crash and Homespun, Mao ana
Tan Irish Linen. S1.S5, $2.35 and 1915.
White Duck. SLAB.
White Pique including all new weaves,
$3.50, $3.50, S4.85 and $500.
Alpaca and Sicillienne Brilliantine, S3'<o,
$3.50 and 1918. .o,-
Cheviot and plain Storm Serge $3.Io'
"a 80 and $500. n
Brocade silk and Satin Damask. 1920
$3.50 and $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
INFANTS Wear.
On the Same Bases as the Underwear
Sale.

ChiIdren's Muslin Drawers hem and tucked
four sizes. button hole in band. . cts; finer
Muslin deep hem and tucks 10 cts; embroid-
cred edge and cluster Of tucks five sizes, -' CTS
Cambria Slips, rufiic on neck ana sleeves
10 cts.
Bingham Dresses. yoke effects. assorted color
ings embroidery trimmed, 30. - and % cts
Fancy Lawn Dresses. guimpe style, rufiie or
embroidery over shoulder. also high neck effects,
embroidery trimmed 80 and 81 cts
Infants Lawn Caps. one style corded ana one
with solid embroidery and lace ruchlng, ~ CTS
CoIored Lawn sun Bonnets tan. light blue and
pirk. edged with embroidery. % and 20 cts.
Very Special.
Sample lots Of Children's Gumpes and long
and short Dresses fine Lawns and NainsOoks,
trimmed with embroidery. also some taken FROM
our regular stock. slightly soled, at greatly re-
duCed prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
LADIES' shirt WAISTS.
Clearing Sale Of Our Entire Stock at
Lower Prices than Have Ever
Before Been Quoted.
All Well Made, High Class
Garments.

Assorted Shirt Waists Of Lawn and the cele-
hrated Sterling make of Percale. at ! > cts;
regular prices. % and 90 cts.
Fine Lawn Waists pretty checks and stripes.
covered seams. detachable white Linen and sell
collar. 80 cts: regular price, ~ cts.
Fine Lawn Waists fancy colorings. also very
desirable red Lawn with white dots 80 cts;
regular price, SD.
Assorted Fancy Lawn. Dimity and Lappet
Cloth Waists also Sterling Waists. all with de
tachalle collars. 81 cts; regular prices -. I"
and $40.
lot Of fine Shirt Waists. all made this season,
were 81. 80 to >29~. reduced to ~ 20. = l 90.
z 20 and y | .HS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

There was fair degree of activity in real estate
tho last week Tho larger part Of the sales hy
rrivato contract were of private dwellings ard
apartment- houses There were some transfers Of
lots and other parcels for improvement. There
was little doing I'm business property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27

All OF our odd lots Of Untrimmed Hats Il
Ladies'. Misses and Children. in all colors.