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New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

,hirty-seven years and said he lived in Sscket-st
Brooklyn FIa said that he was drinking with '"o
friends on Friday night. One OF the men was
man named Kelly. member OF company VI '''
-,s, ub,Ia tho other man was member Of Com
pany OF the same regiment
Pierce said that he would not have stated mat
he belonged 10 Captain Rafrerty's company II ne
had not been intoxicated He said that ne was "a
member OF the ist United States volunteer Ens'
neers and that he had been discharse' oecaus "
-. s,,..caI condi,ion He declared that he had no
,,o,,o, y, seeking aims from Captain Ranerty'
nd that the drink he had taken must have anec'ed
him. - L., oour, and he did not
ap'i.,s ans IN nress the charge against PIERCE
Wsn;.trate Heaiy adjourned his case until to-mor-
@ 90 n n /. found that Pierce really was .
.r,ter Of the ist Engineers he VIII be dscnarsso
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
DR. DARLINGTON N 4 RUNAWAY.

THROWN FROM HIS CARRIAGE AND A SEVERE
SCALP WOUND INFLICTED.
The Rev Dr. James r. Darlington. rector OF
Christ Church, Brooklyn. was thrown out of his
carriage with his two Thursday after
noon and badly hurt. The accident took place at
DIT. DarlinGton's country home. Old Field Manor.
at Old Field Point Or Darlington was starting
out for a drive in a three-seated surrey with his
coachman his two sons and two friends The car
rage was just starting when one or the 'front.'
wheels of the surrey came or. The doctor was
sitting on the front scat. and the Jolt threw him
forward with such violence as 10 land him on his
head AT first 1t feared that he had been
seriously injured. bu, ASIDE from severe scalp
wound and "A bad shaking-up he was not much the
worse for the accident His eldest son; however.
d,d not get of SO easily He was badly bruised.
The surrey was smashed and the harness was m
iired The horse captured before causing
any further injury.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

We have taken the Brooklyn Agency
for the Jenness Miller Hygienic Shoe,
and we will begin the sale OF 1t to-mor-
row. We have added this Shoe to our
other lines, because we believe it is the
best OF its kind, and that il fills perfectly
a popular want. The .Jenness Miller is
not only all hygienic Shoe, but it is a
handsome and stylish Shoe as well, and
yet you don't have to pay any premium
for its foot-htting superiority, as no bet
ter value for the money is obtainable.
1t is made from special tannage OF
kidslkin, known as velvetta, very soft, pli-
able and durable, and it comes in two
grades.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

100 dozen 22x22 inch HEAVY DAMASk NAP
KINS value 500 at......................S2 $500
900 dozen 2Gx26 inch HEAVY DAMASK NAP
KINS value S40O. at......................%3 .%3.OO
- pieces 12-inch EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE
DAMASK NAPKINS value $1.35. at....S1 .OO
800 ODD TABLE CLOTHS. from to 3is
yards long slightly soiled, at greatly reduced
prices.
Remnants TABLE DAMAsK at one-third less
than regular prices.
ALI. LINEN DOUBLE HEMSTITCHED Pill
Low CASES value 81 90 per pair at.......Ioc
ALL LINEN DOUBLE HEMSTITCHED Pill
LOW CASES. value 81 % per pair, at. 81 90
ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED LINEN
SHEETS. valve 500 per pair, at.........S1.oo
ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED LINEN
SHEETS. value $500 per pair. at........ $500
ALL LINEN HEMSTITCHED LINEN
SHEETS value $500 per pair at...,.,T 90
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
HBRAHAM.~.
SLRAJs.
MILTON MOBILES A BANK RJPT.
THE ACTOR FILES 4 PETITION FOR RE
LIEF FROM INDEBTEDNESS.

THE ACTOR FILES 4 PETITION FOR KE-
LIEF FROM INDEBTEDNESS.
Milton MOBILES. the actor. yesterday. in the United
States Court in Brooklyn. filed a petition in bank
ruptcy and asked for relief from Indebtedness con-
tracted during his career on the stage. Ills at'of
ney is Noah Tebbetts. Mr.. Mobiles alleges that ne
kept no books and the only schedules he furnishes
are from memory. His address is at No. lSs FIRST
Place Brooklyn. Mrs. NJ Rose OF No. 5i6 North
Clark-st, Chicago is the only creditor holding
security This Is for balance of 5000 on a note
FOR 500 made in san Francisco in November. 1894.
on which $40 has been paid. Mrs Rose holds claims
on plays owned by Mr. MOBILES for the balance There
are nineteen other creditors named with claims
amounting to Sl32lS 4o or this amount 500 Is Que
10 II Foringer $3.50 TO Eva Taylor. and $3.50 10
Mr and Mrs Clarence T. Arper. actors. VINO APP
pearCd in MS companies
About 50 2g represents losses SUSTAINED In an on
eagement at the Union Square Theatre IN New
York in the season Of is2-el MI Nooes assoIS s,d
consists Of Judgments amounting 70 Si7"' anu SiVV
in personal property.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
REPTBLTCAN LEAGUE IN LINE.

IT PLEDGES ITSELF TO AN ACTIVE CAM
PAIGN FOR ROOSEVELT
The Republican League OF Kings County. al a
meeting on Friday evening. passed the following
resolutions
The officers and members Of the Republican n
League of Kings County duly assembled. AT our
regular meeting September 3O 1895. do hereby sin
ccrely ndorse the Republican state ticket; we
are especially proud to have our ticket headed by
such a patriotic gentleman as Theodore Roosevelt.
who has done much for the honor OF Old Glory.
we are further pleased that our felow-townsman.
Timothy l.. Woodruff. has been nominated for the
office OF Lieutenant-Goyernor Therefore we the
Republican League Of Kings County,
Resolve. That pledge ourselves 10 do our ut
mos; 10 elect the full Republican State ticket
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
At $3.50 & $500 a Pair.
Read what Mrs. Miller says about it:

Rcad what Mrs. Miller SAYS ABOUT IT.
Clipped from Jeanness Miller souvenir)
The shape and style OF ones shoes
are important considerations, because
grace OF carriage. comfort, and nervous
equilibrium are involved. Correct shoes
allow every muscle and Joint OF the feet
full play, yet fit the feet perfectly. |
know all the physical misery and the
agony Of spirit that il-htting shoes can
cause. speak to-day as an authority.
| have. for the first time in my lie, shoe
that fits me from the instant ! put it on
new. until worn TO the point OF discard
ing, without causing me a moment
physical discOmfOrt-or spiritual humill-
alton. unhesitatingly declare my be-
lief that more women can be comfortably
fitted with Jenness Miller Shoes than
anv other hygienic shoe known.
IN THE So. 80 grade we show three
STYLES, in lace and button, with welted
and stitched socs. and round patent
leather tipped or plain common sense
toes.
The $500 Shoes are buttoned and
come with hand-turned soles, and round
patent leather tipped or plain common
sense toes.
Na.. Dttff lin
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
THE TNSTTTI TIE PROGRAM NNES.
PLANS FOR THE VARIOUS tRsES THIS
FALL AND WINTER -SlGHT-SIGNlNG
CLASSES To BE RESUMED.


FALL. AND WINTER -SlGHT-SIGNlNG
CLASSES To BE RESUMED
Professor Hooper of the Brooklyn Institute said
yesterday that he was making Arrangements Io'
the apnearance OF the Boston symphony orchcstra
and Wilhelm Gorcke in the institute course ioI 'h'S
fan and winter. The song and viohh re'lt's "es"'
on Wednesday evening. october IT, ana VIII coh-
,tnue for several weeks thereafter on the even
ing Of October Is there will be song reci'ais u!
Miss Gertrude May Stein. mezzo-sopiH"" anu
Ffrangcon Davies barytone. There VIII ne SIEVE"
numbers to the programme
TIE second concert will he on November = "heh
song and cello rectas viii he gwen Dy "''e'
Charlotte Maconda soprano: Evan N"''"ii'''
tenor and Leo schulz cello The prosraIn'It, .,
cludos eight numbers and consists OF HnleL Ht "a
English Welsh and French songs Mne;; ~" Sii S,ii
NJ Ovide Musin. as soprano ana Vio.l,n,itt a. %
furnish the talent for the evening OF .NoN.nD ~
They will give French and German s"l'C Wines
T6e last concert in 1S3S vii! be given on m
DAY evening Decent sr %. and l)aNlu eli
baryione and Miss Bertha Bucklin Vion"''' w."
The Department Of Music Of The lnstltniIs W. al
rounces a resumption Of the signl nl-shsI,F Sn con,
which nroved popuar last year nese VIII si,'a Nv
Quoted in the BAPTIST Temple on ien succesSiNs
Monday evenings beginning on oc'oDsl 80 ., th,s
O'clock Those desiring avail me .be In
Opportunity should register at the ouC' u uis
stftute The classes will be conducteo oS sto
Norgan last years conductor Ihere "as .tn,ndred
"sHi-sraA OF between four hundred and h's hN'o'
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
hound for r;nshlng. while Hoferners car was. going

bound for Flushing while Hofferners car was. going
TO Long Island City.
The collision was a head-on one Hoferner did
not know that Creamers car standing on the
switch and thought II was the main track. The
car Uoncrner had charge of Is what is known a
double car and H. twice the size OF the other car.
II crashed into il with much force. 1he front
dashboard Of the smaller car was WRECKED ana
Noforman Creamer. who was standing on the plat
form was caught between the dashboard and the
front Of the car and had his leg broken. He was
removed to g.. Johns Hospital There were a
number Of passengers in the AT the time. ana
as mos; OF them were men there not much
excitement. None OF the passengers were injured.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
EIDERDOWN DRESSING
SACQUES.

Will show to- morrow EIDERDOWN DRESS
ING SACQUES in pink, blue, red and gray
solid coors trimmed with crocheted worsted
edge all sizes 81 10 A. each. 'ooc'
FLANNELETTE DRESSING SACQOES IN
assorted stripes and figures. variety or styles,
usually sold for S1.25 and $1.I5 at
75c. and ~ 90
FRENCH FLANNEL DRESSING SACQUEs
in a variety Of coors and styles. prettily
trimmed at.....%1..5. &2.26 and $3.50
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
ART EMBROIDERY DEPT.

Special Sale Of STAMPED SOFA CUSHIONS.
suitable for cross-stitch Embroidery. beautiful
assortment OF colors. the very latest designs
25c To 55c
STAMPED CRANAT. GLOVE. VEIL and
HANDKERCHiEF CASES choice designs. iVc
STAMPED PHOTO FRAMES, including linen
complete. with glass covering. .............,.@ @oc
STAMPED PINCUSHION TOPS. finished SILK
stitched lace centres. suitable for holiday gifts
I0c. 25c. and :}oc.
Attention is called to our complete line OF
STAMPED LINEN CENTRE DOlLlES ana
TRAYS. ALL new and choice desisns-for one
half actual value.
STAMPED ALL LINEN HEMSTIrCHf.D
rp,yS 1sxo7 .............. 2Jc.
The balarce of Wash Embroidery SIX we VIII
o,oso ont nor dozen .2Jc.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
NEW CHTRCH YEARLY READY.

The Borough Park Methodist Church Is fast near
,nr completion and It IL expected that the opening
service will take place In the course OF two or
three weeks The new building is OF wood fhi',
and the money TO build II was raised ny popular
subscripfIon II will cos; about 5000
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
TOILET ARTICLES.

TOOTH BRUSHES -Four in Hand) each. 10e.
COMPLEXION BRUSHES. .23c 3oc.. Doc.
FRENCH VIOLET EXTRACT, | OF. .. .Z5c.
FRENCH VIOLET and LILAC SOAP, per
box. 3 cakes. Observation-Disclosures. @oc'
PURE PALM SOAP. l2-lb bars. per bar. &c.
BATH SPONGES. large size. .......... Zoe.
RED STAR SILVER POWDER, per box.2So.
NEWFALINE. the best cleaning fluid made
Soc.
J. g. B. LAUNDRY SOAP, "a lbs to case.
for *2.76
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
CRASHED ~ THE FOG.
TeoILEY-CARs RAN INTO EACH oTHER-oNE
MoTORMAN HAD LEG BRoKEN

MOTORMbN HAD 4 LtI FHVhfN
There was a collision between two 'roIley-cars
NJ tho Ney-York and queens County Electric Kali
road on switch the trestle over f1ushing
Bay in the fog early yesterday car III cnaree OF
u,chael Creamer was standing on the switch. when
o,h.r ,rolev-car in charge Of Matthew Hof-
..r,er ran into g. There IL only single track
- ,bsrs are numerous switches Creamer TAa
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
NE BIT CApT4IN REYNOLDS'S FINGER.

Police Captain Reynolds. Of the DETECTIVE bu-
reau on Friday night arrested man VINO was
acting .uspciously. and in the struggle whicn ro'
lowed the prisoner. who said he was Nathan rear
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

a.. ,h,r,v wears old o, Boston, bt the Captain
,pird anger of the left hand The wound WIS WIS I'm ~.
n.,aa 1rlsIov I'm the Adams-st. court yesterday
,o, termination tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
SAYS HE WAS INTOAiFAIED.
PIERCE ADMITS THAT HE WAS Noi IN i"i
SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT AND ADDS
THAT HE SERVED IN THE FIRST
vorrNTEER ENGINEERS.

NOisI = 7 FFH f@.Nut4NI@I@IN'7'
David Pierce who was arrested III i'o"s 'Hia"'
ia, nigh, after nc called on Captain
,,s,r ~ company F. list New-fork Nolun-
80 On a charge Of being fraud. as he SAID ne
u.a. a member OF Company F. was before Masis-
,,a,. Healy yesterday. Pierce gave his age as
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
UNDERWEAR DEPT.
SPECIAL SALE OF SILK AND VELOUR


VIII place on sale tomorrow 125 RICH,
CHANGEABLE and BLACK TAFFETA SILK
PETTICOATS in all the new Fall Shades, deep
Spanish hounce with heavy cording, full size.
value $500: go ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S3.S5
Also 80 CHANGEABLE and BLACK TAF
FETA SILK PETTTICOATs in variety OF
rich colorings. umbrella shape, two and three
rufles also deep umbrella rufie with cordng.
faced with percaline and bound with velvet.
usually sold for $50 and $3.50. at
$3.50 and $3.50
MORE VELOUR PETTICOATS in all the
new shades. also black. umbrella shape. corded
ruffie, rufle lined bound with velveteen. value
Other SILK PETTICOATS. rarging in price
as follows. some eaboratey trimmed with nine
graduated ruf1es deep accordion plated. with
small pinked rufes on bottom OF deep ruffle
in black and coors also a large assortment OF
other styles to choose from-prices $1O.5O.
SI1.5O. $1,000. S14.OO, $3.50 and
$4,000.
WHITE SILK PETTICOATS for evening wear
In a variety OF styles.
LADIES' NIGHTGOWNs.
VIII offer tomorrow NIGHTGOWNS made
Of fine muslin: high neck trimmed with rufies
NIGHTGOWNS - V-shape neck. trimmed
with ruffles OF fine embroidery insertions and
tuCkS at ''PC'
NIGHTGOWNS-Made OF Cambria; high neck
V-shape square neck, and Empire styles
trimmed with extra quality ~ fine embroidery
insertions. lace and lace insertions. each %I.I0
WHITE PETTICOATs.
LADIES WHITE PETTICOATS with fine
embroidered rufIie. umbrella shape. at...S0c
DRAWERS.
LADIES DRAWERS. Our own manufact-
ure. Plain hem and clusters Of tucks. each 2oc.
DRAWERS with a fine embroidered ruffie
ard tuCkS,
CORSET COVERS.
CORSET COVERS. V-shape. trimmed with
fine embroidery. at...................... 25c
In the manufacture OF our underwear use
only the BEST MUSLINS. CAMBRICS. EN-
BROIDERIES, LACES. &c.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

Brooklyn Advertisements
J0ORNEEk|IYlS YSb0RNBAM
RUGS.

All the world-amed represented and
The finest specimens exhibit
Of following renowned will be Monday
FINE PERsANs, SENA KIRMAN, SARABEND IRAN KHORASAN
DAGHESTAN, CARABAGH GUENDJE, KAZAC, SOUMAC,
SHEREZ BAKU, LADIK BERGANA, SERVAN CABSTAN CAMELS
HAIR, HAMEDIA BOUKHARA KIZ KELIM AND LESKY
In Carpet OSMANIE, EXTRA PERSIAN AMRTZA, GULIIS
TAN. KOUA, CASHMERE KHVA and CANIFIS
DOMESTIC SMYRNAS ENGLISH WLTONS SCOTCH AXMIN
STERS MOHA1R, INGRAM ART SQUARES WOOL BORDER DOOR
MATS and COCOA MATS.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
Brooklyn Advertisements
ABRAHAM AND STRAUS
BRo0E<I.EN. ~.
Upholstery Opportunities.
Lace Curtains.

The French and Swiss Lace Curtain
makers demand plenty OF time to prop
erly finish their work. We placed our
orders early enough to allow them all
the time they needed, and we made the
orders large enough to secure many price
concessions in addition. AS a result,
we're able to show an immense assort-
ment OF carefully made, perfectly fin
ished. handsome Curtains at very much
below the usual prices for these goods.
This underselling is illustrated by the fol
lowing items
Real Renaissance Lace Curtains. net centers.
wide insertion and edge, 1914 wide 81 yds
long. the regular $500 kind. at. = COS pr
White Irish Point Lace Curtains-heavy border
and well worked center-14-4 wide X yds.
long the regular S14.O kind. ........$ 80 pr
White Irish Point Lace Curtains good wide
border and we'll covered center patterns 12-4
X 31a long regular $3.50 kind. at. $o.24 pr
White Irish Point Lace Curtains. heavy IL In.
border G. good center 81. ~ kind at 1878 pr
Here's a line of white Nottingham Lace Cur
tains in which the effect OF the highest grade
curtains is reproduced-We have them In great
variety-We offer 3 patterns. heavy. full width
& 3i2 yds. long, regularly $500, at. 30 pr
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

Will offer tomorrow ANOTHER LOT Of 3oo
pair Of FANCY SATEEN CORSETS. with silk
edge on top, stripped with fancy sateen. heavily
boned medium length l3-inch steel. in pink
blue drab. white and black. every pair guaran-
teed sizes Is TO 26--value 81 pair at. fSc.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

LADIES P X. SHOPPING GLOVES. colored
ara DdCk .........'',''''' IT '-''
MEMS GLOVES. Driving Novelty, hand
sewed WI h wax end ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .----
MEMS GLOVES Small loD. $500 quail
Fall shipment Of DENTS GLOVES received
in Womens and Mems.
Balance Of cur S1.75 P. X. WALKING
GLOVES dn tans and reds ony) for. y 30
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
A Very Important
Offering of High Grade
Diamond JeWelry.

If you've diamond buying under con-
sideration here's chance to secure
splendid stones in beautiful settings at
very much less than YOU could ever have
hoped to get them. These items merely
indicate the opportunity:
Cluster Ring opal and diamonds. worth Sl2oOo
III q wv
Marquise Ring. emerald and diamonds. worth
SlVVoo. AT q c'VC
Marquise Ring sapphire and diamonds. worth
$500 at t.......................... .xo9.OO
Banquet Ring. opals and diamonds, worth
SIotWJ, q OP''.'
Princess Ring rubies and diamonds, worth
SlSoUU, al .'''''' q Ao''| -
Wreath Brooch. pearls and diamonds. worth
xl4UOO. Al .................... .''..' ~ 'o'VV
Miniature Brooch. pearls and diamonds. worth
SI25 90 AT 500. 90
Cluster Brooch. pearls and diamonds. worth
SZoUUo. AT ................. .'''''T ici' 'OV
Cluster Scarf Pin. sapphire and diamonds worth
S14SOO. at ................. :'..'..S I.oW
Cluster Scarf Pin. pearls and diamonds. S65n
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
FALL DRESS GOODS.

5O-inch ALL WOOL CHENloT MIXTURE
,., 70 SOC
5o-,rcb CAMEL'S HAIR DIAGONAL all the
-. ,au shades value SJc. .00c.
4,trcb MIXED NOVELTY in two-toned ef
a.. 4Sc.
42-inch FANCY SUITING in small checks
suitable for chidrens school dresses 4se.
ai.tnch aJL-WOOL TARTAN PLAIDS. 75c.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
ABRAtAM AND
STRAJS'

at the classes last year and the indications are that
there will be more this year At the end OF the nrst
term new classes will be formed. both for beginners
and advanced students. Edward VI. Bowman IL
the chairman OF the committee on sight-sinsns
cl
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
Black Ostrich PlumeS.

75 doz black ostrich plumes with fine, hard.
glossy fue These goods made 10 re-
tail at 59c. TO 81 -. but our prices are
45c. to SIC. each
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
POrtieres.

Heavy imported jute velour Curtains, these
curtains plain centers with rich wide border
sides and bottom. center COlors green--od red
-blue-the 5000 kind at...........S 13.DS pr
Reversible tapestry Curtains. heavy fringe top
& bottom. the curtain Is made Of cotton and
simili-looks like silk-in good designs & new
colors. regular $500 kind at S5.0S pr
Reversible heavy cotton tapestry Curtains, new
patterns and coors. ribbed weave. the $500
kind at Observation-Disclosures. %3.0S pr
Heavy cotton Derby Curtains. satin finish. good
designs-solid colors-the 1915 kind at
%2.79
Heavy tapestry Couch Covers-wlde fringe all
around-design Oriental and reversible--spe-
cial at t..................... .S2.0S ca
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
LADIES' NECKWEAR.

new lot OF BLACK LIBERTY SILK BOAe.
with plated ends. at
0Sc.. S1.35. $500. $500 and upward.
BUREAU sCARFs.
A lot OF RENAISSANCE LACE BUREAU
SCARFS. IS and ~ inch value $500 to 500.
each $500. &4.OO and $3.50
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
Collarettes.

Alaska sable Collarettes. 10 in. deep, lined with
brocade plain satin value $500, at.% 1870
Electric seal Collarettes. in. deep lined plain
or fancy silk, full fare collar. value 800
A. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
Fur Trimmings.
Some Facts About the
Rogers raphael" Pattern
Silver Plated Tableware.

1t is not generally known that there
are severa' grades OF Rogers & Hamil-
tons spoons & forks, made in their "Ra-
phael' pattern.
For instance. the "Raphaer' is made in
triple plate and also in Grown Hamil-
ton" ware. The tn pie plate is good, ser
viceable ware, but to anyone who wants
the highest grade OF silver plated spoons
and forks produced in the world we rec
ommend the Grown Hamilton" Crown
Hamilton ware contains double as much
silver as the triple plate" goods. and for
service it has no equal. We offer both
grades tomorrow at lower prices than
they have ever been sold heretofore.
The Raphael Pattern In Triple Plate.
Rogers Hamilton's Raphael pattern Tea
SPOONS ................. $3.50 dozen
Rogers Hamilton's Raphael pst,eo3 oo Table Table
Rogers e. Hamiltons Raphael pattern Dessert
spoons .................. $40 dozen
Rogers & Hamilton's Raphael pattern 40 Dinner
ROGERS Hamitons Raphael pattern Dessert
Forks Observation-Disclosures. ..S4'IO dozen
The Raphael Pattern in Crown Hamilton
Ware.
Rogers & Hamilton's Tea Spoons,
S3.9S dozen
Rogers & Hamilton's Table Spoons.
SS.76 dozen
Rogers e. Hamilton's Soup or Dessert Spoons.
$3.50 dozen
Rogers & Hamilton's Dinner Forks,
SS.75 dozen
Rogers & Hamilton's Dessert or Breakfast Forks.
$3.50 dozen
Rogers & Hamilton's Coffee Spoons.
S3.9S dozen
Rogers & Hamiltons Dinner Knives,
$11.75 dozen
HBRAfAM.~.
SIRAJs.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

300 COTTON SHIRT WAISTS in plaids
stripes and figures, very attractive patterns
prettily and styishly made detached collar
relled seams large sizes only 40 and ~ regular
" sold from I5c to $125. to go at, each. ..3Oc
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
Furniture Coverings.

Large variety Of Silk and SILK and Cotton
Damask. Brocatelle SILK and Cotton Tapestries
for furniture covering.
80 in. French Cotton Tapestry with silk stripe.
specially adapted for curtains. 13c. yd
80 in. Heavy Oriental Cotton Tapestry for COW
ering or curtains ......,.................84c yd
so In. Imported French Striped Jute. for either
curtains or covering ng....................55c yd
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
HANDKERCHIEFS.

100 dozen MEMS UNLAUNDERED HAND.
KERCHIEFS. initial. all pure linen. each, l]11e.
1CO dozen LADIES UNLAUSDERED HAND
KERCHIEFS. initial. all pure linen, each, i@rse'
100 dozen LADIES' HEMSTiTcHED HAND
KERCHrEFs. pure linen. a. y and incn
hems at Dc each. O5c dozen; value 81
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
COLORED SILKS.

-, ,A ~ ,u,rI,TAIJNE for Innings . 40c
oO-lnch PLAID TAFFETA........,..., PI'OO
2O-inch FANCY STRIPES TAFFETA. '~i'oo
beautiful line OF 21-inch PLAID TAF-
FETA with satin stripes. In six combinations,
=, .2S
22-inch BENGALINES In street and evening
shades ..................'''''.''
BLACK SILKS.
2O-nch NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DOC.
2l-inch TAFFETA................ DOC
21-inch TAFFETA. ''oc'
24-nch EXTRA QUALITY Y...........'''So soc
2l-inch SATIN BROCADE.. ............'0o '0oc.
2l-inch BROCA taft f A, bright
lustTe
22-inCh GROS GRAIN BROCADE. .Ooc'
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
Alaska Sealskin Jackets.
Electric Seal Jackets.

Jackets, one plain the other protected edges
OF Persian lamb and Persian lamb reveres and
ton collar at..... S42.5O and $500
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
pAprD Transit EARNINGS INCREASED.

RAPTD TRANSIT EARNINGS NCREASED.
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company reports an
increase for September this year over the same
.,h ,.., year OF s,4Uo and gOs0oO over Sep
,.,h.r ,sas The figures are follows:
1906 1891 So
p. .,rrinx, - eSs4e.i s4sOss' S<29.s1
QUARTER ENDING SEPTEMBER %
1905 1927. lee4
srn,ax. Sa11eas 0.Iloe0 aaARA1
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02

Pierce had two slight wounds one in the breast
and the other In the right leg II is aieged snst
he exhibited them claiming he had received them
gh,le advancing with Company up San Juan
hill - 49,. .. ,u~a.v =.
sajd he had received them while al the rine range
In tho Peekskii camp before the ist |oiuhteeF
r. r.reinc.r. departed for Porto Rico.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-02
SPECIAL EMBROIDERIES.

5000 yards Of fine cAMBRIC. NAINSOOk and
SWISS EDGINGS in strips Of AZ "ards, regular
price 25c. 10 40c. a yard at
12c. 1Sc and Zoe.