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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
j. j. WHITE IN MORE TROt BILE.
A STONE WRAPPED IN A TOWEL AND A SHARP
ENED KNIFE FOUND IN his ROOM IN
RAYMOND STREET JAIL


RAYMOND STREET JAIL.
Josiah J. White Ia IN Raymond Street JAN for con-
tempt OF court in falling to account as admins
traitor OF his wife's estate. Yesterday morning
Sheriff Creamer. going 10 the jail! was told that
one OF Whites fellow-prisoner. had Informed a
keeper that White had purloined a stone removed
from a wall by plumbers in that part OF the jail
where civil prisoners are confined u.,,,....
The Sheriff and two Keepers searched whites
room and pulling out towel which had been
thrust into a ventlator found ii wrapped around n
and firmly corded. as 10 form something
like d slungsho;. \ further search disclosed table
knife. well sharpened Mr. White expressed much
surprise at the discovery and said that the articles
mus, have been sccretod BY former occupant OF
the
Rooming with White has been q German with
whom he has had frequent Quarreis about trivial
affairs. Mr. White has faculty FOR getting into
trouble with nearly everybody h- meets, and the
weapons for upon some Of his fellow-prisoners
u occasion arose according 10 MS notions NJ
and kilograms, which he sends TO Boston. places In
Connecticut. Brooklyn and Manhattan. 4 col
lection Of mail is made at II O'Clock every night
Nj. White has n handful Of letters at this tine
and for week two he has continued his letter
writing until midnight or after. ard then bothered
somebody 20 mail thcm f2r Mn. -, Ihs form of
nnds II difficult 10 find messengers :" take his
mail To the box.
scheme fc Called FOR a doctor aad asked IS.
pecally for Or Shepherd. When the doctor came
he limited TO him TO prescribe exercise in the open
cir as n cure for his imaginary Ills. The physician
declined to entertain such 4 PROPOSITION. and Mr.
White must Try some other method Of getting out
into the open air.
son Is allowed 20 visit him, The boy is never per-
nnied 20 SEQ mis- father until he has been carefully
the jail articles Which hs father night use in
some % his schemes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
SUIT AGAINST QUEENS SUPERVISORS.

The suit OF william NJ. Scott as n taxpayer OF
Queens County against the Board o. Supervisors
Of Queens County. Charles l.. Phiaps. County
Treasurer OF QUEENS County. ana John j. Nc
Laughl!n occupied the attention Of Supreme Court
Justice Gaynor yesterday.
The plaintiff seeks TO restrain the payment OF
5000 extra fees % County Engineer ]. J. No
I.aughiln. which IS alleged to be due a contract
made between the Board OF Supervisors and Nc
Laushiin.
Justice Gaynor held That the Board had authority
10 FIX McLauehn's salary. and 10 award extra com
pensation. lie SAIL tPerC was a question Of law
involved. however, Is TO mo RICH. OF the Board to
allow the engineer percentage on the cost o..
served declslOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
col. BRiTTON'S FIRST ORDERS.
he FORMALLY TAKES COMMAND OF lhs
ONE-IlI'NpRED- AND-FouRTfENTH
REGIMENT

Colonel Edward T. Brttcn has returned from
trip to Albany. where he conferred with Adjutaht-
General Tlllinghnst about military AFFAIRS ana 49,
sued General orders No. l. Tho order reads az foi-
lows.
HEADQUARTERS Hath Regiment. y. u, y. Y;
brooklyn, Nrw-lork city. july ]. 1~
Genera! Orheurs No /:
Firs: The undersigned hereby assumes coriman!
q the llith Regiment. y. O.. y. Y, By authority OF
Spccla, orders No. ~ g g.. ~. g. q.
second Drills are ordered 10 take place "a ioI-
lows Except legal holidays: ON Mondays. Wcdnes-
DAYS ard fridays. Companies A. and |; on Tues,
days, thursdays and Saturdays, Companies d. +
sembly a, SO y. IN. The Grst hour will be devoted
10 company drills the second hour 10 battalion
drills. Recall will be sounded at 1910 p. m. Re-
cr,iits not oualihed for drl with their respective
companies Will bc drilled IN the school OF the soldier
and squad from assembly 10 recall. All drills VIII
he under the supervision and direction OF one OF
the field officers.
Third-One of the examining surgeons will be on
duty daily (Sundays excepted from $50 10 10 p m
for the physiCa examination OF applicants for en-
llstment Recruits who nave been duly sworn In
will be uniformed md equipped by the quarter
master on proper rcdusition from commanding ofl-
GERS Of companies. No one will be permitted to re-
move any part OF uniform equipment or other
state property from the armory without written
authority Of the colonel commanding who Will
grant the same only on written request OF a com.
pany commanding officer The armorer IL charged
with the sirlct enforcement OF this order.
EDWARD f.. BHITTON. colonel comma nding
Colonel Brt,on Is working hard TO get MS resi-
bic decline In llith stock since the announcement
that the regiment would not be sent out under the
second call II is supposed that Colonel Brtton'
trip to Albany for the purpose OF inducing tn,
ment OF the three new regiments to We
known as the col 12d and a0sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
MOTHER GETS FER CHILD.
FOSTER PARENTS wEpT WHEN THE JusrIcCr
DECISION WAS ANNOUNCED

Justice Maddox In tire Supren," Court yester-
day awarded the custody OF Mary Bertha Helena
Hoess!er. twelve years old. TO her mother. Her
nina Babst. The matter came UP on 8 wri, OF
habeas corpus requiring Robert and Bertha
Roesslcr. OF Corona Queens County, to produce
the child in court. The respondents appeared
without counsel. and Mr.. Roessler testified that
the petitioner said the girl the child Of
dead friend.
by what right do you seek to retain the Gus
tody Of this child" Justice Maddox asked.
She" indicating the petitioner. said that she
would pay us to keep the child and that It was
10 be baptized In our name" was the answer
Mr.. Roessler produced tie certificate OF hap.
tism and said that he supposed that was SUFFICIENT
to prove the adoption OF the child
The petitioner testified that she placed the child
In an institution and subsequently found that the
hoesslers mad taken II out. She visited them ana
arranged for the support Of the child and paid
regularly for It's maintenance She was about 20
SAL! for Europe and desired to take the child with
Mr., and Mrs Roessier wept at parting with the
child and the child was convulsed with grief
Later she Gained down and went away with hes
mother. apparently contcnted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
WOMEN PASSED COUNTERFEIT COiT

Louise Meyers and Mamie Scselis two good
looking young women. about twenty-thr years
ola, committed to tho Queens County jan yes
to-day for passing bogus money. They were ar
rested in College Point on Friday. and when ar
raigned before Magistrate Smith in Flushing yes
;erday refused 10 tell whore they lived or who
gave them the counterfeit money.
The women arrived In College Poin. on n ferry
boat from Manhattan and visited different stores
Ia cach place they pa'd for small purchases win.
htiy-ccat pieces. An examination showed the
money was bogus. they had passed three nnd
when sSnrchcd had eight more bad coins IN thei-
possession. These were seized. ard will ,c usc]
a. evidence against tho accused
Magistrate Smith committed the women I'm order
tina, the United States authorities could exam,n,
into the case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
WLAUGHLTN GOES TO JAMESPORT.

Hugh Mclaughlin who frequently .akos great
delight In keeping his political friends and enemies
guessing to his political Intentions, has hnally
settled the momcntous question with reference TO
his summer vacation by announcing at the VII
louehby-st. auction rooms that he will so to James
pert Long Island. for the summer Jamesport Is
not political centre. and so the story IL spread
around that Mr.. Mclaughlin will not take a pnr-
iiculary active part IN State politics this summer.
His friends declare, however. that no is watching
the atuation closely. and preparing to take sides
In tho interesting controversy between Richard
Croker and David B. Hiil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
NTCHTHtWKS NEST on 4 ROOF
TIE EGGS ARE TAKEN OFT AND THE DIRps
DRIVEN AWAY.

The roof Of city house Is queer place for the
nest Of n pair OF nighthawks. bat that is where one
was found ono DAY last week by Josiah J. Mat
thews a painter who was working on the roof o!
No. 2is Putnam-ave. In the nest were two spcckled
eggs. about half the eze o! hens eggs. and these
were removed and the birds driven of
For long time tho people in tho ntighborhood OF
Putnam and No:tIand ayes have been startled a:
intervals by shrioks resembling those from n chile
IN pain II took much Investigating before II wa
o. ally learned that the noise was caused by night
hawks, ana when the discovery was made several
nttcInpts 10 DIVE away the hawks result unsuc.
ceesfll!y. Their nest could not be found. When
Mr.. Matthews began painting tho roof OF No 20.
on Thursday nc was confronted by two large night
hawks. which resented his intrusion In most de
>'hAd manner. He could not make out their in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
J. n yE.L OVERCOME BY NEAT

John X Nee. chief clerl: OF the Board OF Eioc-
lions aid a pIor.s mt member Of the Republican
County Commits, zee. was proetrated by the heat on
Friday and since then has been confined TO his
home No "A Cevert-s Mir. Neal was IN Manhat-
tan on Friday afternoon and did feel sick until
after he had reached home In the evening. when he
was suddenly attacked. DR.. Appleton treated him
and yesterday forenoon. although stu confined TO
his room. Mr. Neal was improving He will doubt
less be all right In day or two.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
CHARGED WITH HOUI'iDL.

4 MoTonMAN WHO RAN HIS CAR OVER ROY
AND KILLED HIM HELD WITHOUT BAIL"
camucl Jacks the motormrn OF ear NO. ~ OF 'ho
Nassau Railroad Company. who RIM down anu
Killed Paulo Rumanio ton years Old. at Marcy-aV'.
and WnIllboui-et. Friday afternoon. was held yes
tcr,,ny by MAGISTRATE Kramer on charge OF hoihl-
eide 4 lawyer from the company represented me
u,,tormor and wanted tie Magistrate to TX bali.
,,., ho -oruse1 10 do So and Jacks went 10 jail
n,nding the Coroncrs inquest. . 49,
fThc hoy'a mother who lives at No AS Marcy,
,,s ,e IN an hysterlcal condition. and II Ii feared
shc may not survive the shock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
SMOKY
FIREPL ACES
nADE TO DRAW OR NO CHARGE.
Examinations ard Estimates Free.
References " p. Sloane. Col, VIM. Jay. Union Club
ard many other prominent people.
J. WHITLEY Chimney Expert"
1913 Fulton St. Brooklyn. y. Y. Tel 1913

the week oniing June Is was 400 In a thousand:
In Manhattan, IA. In The Bronx. 25s5. In Queens.
1888 and In Richmond 1855
TIE Ncvitate Fathers Of Mercy have procured
permission from TIE Supreme Cour, To mortgage
their property at DE Sales Place ard Broadway
to the Dime Saving Bank for $1,000 for the pur.
pose OF completing their new church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
HEAT DROVE HIN TO Suicide.

Got;ieb Matth s. n German. sxty-s!x years Old
committed suicide yesterday in tie cellar OF his
home Hall-s,. and Remsca Place. Maspeth. He
Gu. his throat with a razor. and his body was found
by one OF the employees OF dairy a: the address
given
TIE excessive heat was too much for Mattnes to
bear. and made rim, Respondent. This Is the only
reason given for his suicide. He was whoever
and leaves ore VARIED son. The Queens County
Coroncrs o',ca informed. and permission was
given for the removal OF the body
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
ANNALS AND BTRDS BTRNED.
FAMILY HAS NARROW ESCAPE AT A FIRE
~ picNOE-Sr

\ fire which broke out In n frame stable In tho
rear of No ~ Devoe-st yesterday morning de-
strcyeG the buidiag ard the two-sory frame dwell
in; hous- oNrcd and occupied by Gustav Adler. an
ice ami coal dealer. \ horse. dog. twenty Ave
pigeons. ,hiTty-two chickens and nifty young ca
IA rlcs rcrish.d IN the flames
The fire WAS discovered by Thomas Claugh. a
rrighbor. He aroused Adler. his wiie and three
children. who escaped with great difficulty. The
flames spread RAPIDLY that the animals and
birds could not he rescued. The loss Is estimat ed
at 1850. ara the origin Of the fire Is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
TWO HTGHWAYMEN HELD.

Magistrate Kramer. In tire Lee Avenue Police
Court yesterday held James Goodman and Thomas
Lepinc. who ere charged with assaultns and at
tempting to rob Andrew Osch. a grocer OF No.
I0l North seventh-st., on Friday evening at North
Eleventh.s; and Drggs-ave, In default OF 400
n oeurt. and his face was badly cut and bruised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
GATHERED ABOUT TIE TOWN.

Tho nquor-dealers OF the Xth Assembly District
have organized n permanent association In oder
better 10 oppose the brewers. who. 1t Is assetcd,
trying to saddle the burden OF the new in
;ernnl revenue tax upon the liquor dealers a
meeting OF the Central Organization OF Iu,ior
Dealers has been called for July 5. at n. $50
Fulton-st.
The death rate In tho Borough OF BrookI,n for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
A BERGEN BEACH INJUNCTION VACATED

The temporary Injunction procured by tho Bergen
Beach and Canarsie Ferry Company restraining
Garrett s. Braisted from leasing the pier next 10
the steamboat pier at Canarsie to the Bergen Beach
Launch Company has been vacated by Judge Mad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
THEY MUST NOT DREDGE DOSORiS POND

Judge Wilmo, VI. Smith, ~ the Supreme Court
has given judgmcn, for the Dosors Pond Company
OF the town Of Oyster Bay enjoning Herbert South
ard and other residents from dredging the waters
under the control of tho plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
The SeasonabIe in Mems, WOmen'S and
ChiIdren's Underwear.
And prices are about IL the regular.

Iot1 Women, fine quality white ribbed tt vests.
low neck short sleeves tape in neck, sAc' i, D, o.
regular 1906 quality at l2t, IT'S each.
Lot2 Chldren's extra guilty white gossa'ner vests.
high neck, short sleeves, with knee pantalettes 70
match. sizes vests lG TO 30, p1naletes % 10 80,
regular 80 10 4scts quality At 2jcts. eat h
Lot 3 Womens genuine Oneia nboed eomo''a.'o'
s,,,s low neck no sleeves. tape in neck and arm,
and tipped With silk sizes 3. 4. 5, g. regular oOc's
quality at 2jc,s. each.
Lol4 Mems extra fine quality ribbed Balbregan
shirts. with long sleeves and drawers to match.
sizes shirts "a to 49, drawers 30 10 49, regular oottS
quality 1t ior 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

,. o,,,,,v toward him unt he discovered thfir
r.s, In the gravel on the root Of IN" nous. - -
Ne ,,,ve the eggs 20 Mrs. lyall VINO ives N ,nr
h1n.n and sh. ur,seutcd them 10 a ftieni MISS
Edmuud OF No 200 Putunm-nVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Infants Wear
at
Infant Prices.
Wrappers.

choice 10, Of fine fancy lawn and percale wrappers,
all finished seams, yoke trimmed with braid, strapped
back lul skirt at j9>ts, regular c9cts.
A sp!cndaly asserted lot OF lawn AMI percae wrappers.
KIT medium color'ngS. also new bias PLAID ELECTS,
hraii trimmed 1t ,9e,S, regular %
Fre fancy lawn. also rercaIe light and medium and
mourning effects. embroidery and lace trimmed, full
skirt at 9sct,. regular la
Fancy lava ncsgee gowns, empire STYLE, lace trimmed
special j5cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Reduced Prices on Women's Tailor.
Made Suits.
Summer Costumes and Separate Skirts
and all new and fresh.

- h,rd<3rc Co,tunes in fine French oGandle co'ored
lawns .vi,sc>. !apPc,s and other cotton materials,
handsomely trimmed with latcs and enblolderieS,
,,.re 1915. 3. %. - GO 10 90, now 32o,
9AUO. - 90 ~ 80 90
hl,o IN. following At less than cost OF making
AT SIS.
Dresses IN striped ard figured lawn in green. blue or
rink. h1nd,omcly made and trimmed win eT-
bfo:tcIy.
Ar 7.7s. It,.
Colorei Lawn Dresses in helotrope, black blue or
green. tumncd with combination OF white lawn
and val lace
AT 1925.
Dresses N fancy striped aprets in pretty delicate coll
orings. yoke and vest oi white SWISS, and trimmed
with narrow ribbon ana embroidery
100 piaue hrcr AMI duck suits with either tailor
inli- coat or blouse effect. hese SUITS are the
hes, tc,isns shown this season. ana are now as
sorted pr,,cS from 6 % TO 80. original prizes
were II 80 to "a 80.
FOR CHILDREN.
The remainder Of our stock Of fire French Orgindc,
SWISS ana lawn dresses, PRETTY trimmed with ate>.
ribbons. embroidered, etc at 80, $50, 90,
600 II IS ,nd II 90 which wee G 80 to ~ %;
also several styles 1t 10. l. As and le5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

2octs INSTEAD OF 15cts.
1000 fine shit waists Of the well known Marquose
make. all ie.led seams. detachable collar, made oil
fine lawn and perca!e, stripes, figures and polka
dots
fire .ot Of percale and lawn waists. Eagle make,
checks and s,r7es, At Acts, regular Scots.
Fine assorted lot o, waists including the Derby make,
at 69c,s, regular 90 and %
0Scts INSTEAD or | so TO 225.
800 assorted waist; in organde. fancy lawn. Dimues
and l,ppes. very stylish effects, fine white lawn
waists trimmed with insertion. al 9scts.
Iofoutc' Woar Muslin drawers, hem and ,uoks,
'"'"'' button holes in band, sizes,
al ScS. par.
Infant pr;rpS Infants null caps. assorted styles.
'"i"'' corded and embroidered, l9cts.
Fancy lawn dresses tucked yoke with insertion at 29c's
In finer materials. embroidered woke, acts
choice 10, Of fine gncham dresses, stylish palds and
stripes, handsomely embroidered, 9Sets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03

FOR Tuesday We have marked cur
Challenge refrieerators At p
per cent. discount A chance
10 secure an honestly made re-
;nge'1,or, filed with charcoal.
and lined with the best quality
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
664 ParasO!s at LAO.
Not one in the lot worth less than 5.Ol
and from that to 900.

On Tuesday We offer 6Gi p1rasos every one this sea
sons choicest production IN every conceivable shape
and style, from the atistlcaly Trimmed dress pafasol
10 the .edate ones for mourning not one OF the iot
worth less than 3 90. majority above 90 and up to
90 and 90, all at one prize, l.i9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Another Tuesday Very Monday OF Opportunitie

the making OF
Tuesday customers UNLOCK
and spendId variety ana M
Midsummer Sale Muslin OndeWeaI ont
garments M COST
truth VIII marx one
the in
and make this the coolest ana "oSt
eto hopin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
RefrigeratOrs
at $50 OFF
and Other
Reductions.

OF znc and galvanized non. Has soma rronze
TRIMMINGS The OUTSIDE wood work IS OF OAK or
Ash and has 3 coats o. coach vlrnlsh and Beautifully
finished
TRUNKS
In our t-urk store You Will iui every conceivable Kind
n, trunk all the sizes ar represented iicfe af-
,ore tr3t ~. covered with waterproof canva> heavily
painted hickory strips top. heavy hinges, sold
has r, esor lock muslin lined throughout fiVets
showing on inside. heavy Taylor bolts. ron hoi'om
heavy conner clamps. two ii1y', p'seS wee ~ ihen
o., 81 m,h. 80. Sc inch, s.25 80 inch. 800.
rice, for Tuesday 400, 8 80, , s., $50
OTHER HELPS
: H. Recent step Ladders. i very strong ladder Tor
f,r,iy u,. ji,t, instead OF sJc,s
S,en ladder chars made Of clear stock, all hardwood
and well Pvt together, 6yt'> instead OF s3eiS.
The Star lniu'4,cd fbfc pail, which Is mNefYou' 10
the strongest acids. 2ic,S instead Of 35ct>
C,ricr hove guaranteed lof the season. Victor Ply
CT, # instead OF loc,s Hu>tler ply, lOlt' IT 10
stead Of ljis Columbia, . Fly, l?ci' II. instead Of
1865
lo,>-r ,p,cii Para uhb-r, red covering i3et' It. M
stead Of 9jc',.
cherry s,on,r tie hest in th- market were 40,''. no"
1907.
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Warm Weather
Dress Fabrics
Notable Prices.

woven good, N pam coIo's, stfRe' @hd eNeeEs' IT
lOc,s yard. regular pnce l,cts - inch liner
hom.srun suincs IN natural color, brown, sage ana
blue. mixtures in tire correct weight III demand Tor
,, sk,, and waists at l2,.cts yard; former prices
lGc,s - 2jc,S
I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
The Best Bicycle.

Orly the h.h-,, grade Wheel vii! stand with safety
,h stan; I'm. ,y-s, and tear 20 winch II put Ivy Tie
rder III. Spll,ne IS III wheel. AMI no'c The ff'es
Mems RoaJ,erN. $50 oo.
Women Rold>tcI>. 500 %.
Mem, ,nd Women, Chainlcss, "25oo
poys and G,f( Juvenile ", els y inch so 90
q in,h $50 CO. 81 inch S'')oo
i;,uo OF couls. 2jc,S vii rot buy = %
L.'N Sis. tu, you'd b~ aNonl>het al no"
Prices muth ssii.'aet.on these LITTLE priced SILKS
Eor Silks vii give you. They are not cheap e*-
VI ' ,cpt N the rilce
,oo, ,Is al X japanese ard ahutawa'h silks, new
color conbin on>, IN fancy stripes ard p.a'd effects
II 2jCiS
1850 wards "a nch all silk printed ioularis extra strong
mi tuabc doth IN black and eoIofed ground :"
2gcS yard "a,
600 v,,ds &c nch all silk LYONS printed japanese slH
fine brigh, and seryieeable ahnc for summer wear II
AJCS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
Second Week of Our Midsummer SALE
Muslin Underwear Shirt Waists and Wrappers at Less Than Cost

VIUSI1II OIIuCI WCuI JHIft w U1oto5 "'r~ "
The extraordinary prices Of this sale wi
exhausted.
CORSET COVERS.
Good muslin covers, high neck. feei seams, 5ets.
Good cambria shape embroidered l0cts.
Good cambria, V shape, finer, 39cts., Acts and
59cts.
NIGHT GOWNS.
Good muslin gowns, tucked yoke, pearl buttons
25cts
Good muslin gowns V shape and high neck en-
broidered insertion yoke 89cts
Finer gowns in empire style. handsomely embroidered,
49tts
Still finer in muslin embroidery trimmed, 59ct'. and
Scots
In fine cambria, variety Of styles, 79ets
splendid lot Of styles to choose from in nainsook,
fine cambrc and muslin, elaboratey trimmed with
embroidery and lace at JScts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
What do you think of these boys
trousers?

AT 15CTS. 49,
500 washable knee trousers in neat blue and whit
bar line stripe tan crash and Others in fancy STRIPS.
sizes 3 TO ii yrs, at l5cts.
AT 4oCTS.
400 strictly all wool ohevot knee trousers IN NUM-
Der OF neat styles. patent waist band, and st'cngt
made, 3 10 is year sizes at Acts, regular prs
S9cts
AT 60CTS.
800 strictly all wool ch.viot knee trousers in checks.
plaits and neat strips. to 10 year Sizes regua:
PRICES les and 81, at 69cts
AT 7oCTS.
400 very best GRAD. knee trousers in all wool Scotch
Chevot, Velour cashmere and dark blue sets:
cheviots. sizes 20 10 years. regular prices lS''
1 80 and -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
The Uncommon in W0men's Shirt Waists.
Silk at almost the price Cotton and Cotton less than the material

A special lot OF whit. pique waists at 9scts.
,oS INSTEAD OF 1893 AND $50.
An assorted lot Of China silk waists in black, sIs"
fancy effects, shirt waist style
2.08 INSTEAD OF 400 AND 49s.
Fine black japanese waists bias tucking, also eordet
effect large pearl buttons on the ple1t in front, ~
this lot some excellent values in tatfea silk waists
fancy and black.
50 only Of black taeta silk waists, with bias tuekmg
blouse effects, special at %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-03
l5cts for Scots. Glass Globes.
An Opportunity for Builders and Land
lords.

Twelve hundred gas globes, beautiful;
etched and cut, l5cts. instead Of JOcts.
Well finished and made of the best quality
OF glass extra strong. The globes are II
cut prism and panel effect on each pane
is engraved 4 pretty design. and etched
border pattern around the tops. They are
all OF one design A whole building car
be fitted with globes to match. quite ar
opportunity for landlords and builders tc
buy a stock for future needs.