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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
JOHN HOWARD SET FREE.
THE CONVICT WHO BUILT THE NEW
CHAPEL ORGANS RELEASED
FROM SING SING.


John Howard who has proved himself one OF the
most valuable convcts incarcerated In Sing
Sing. Prison, released yesterday morning, his
ten-year sentence having been commuted by the
Governor TO four years. which has now expired
Howard is the man who built the two fine organs
for the Protestant and Roman Catholic chapes.
About three years ago, while the new chapels
were in course Of construction, he told warden
Sage he could build the organs for the chapels
The Warden told him 10 prepare his plans ana SUB
NIT them him. He did so. and the Warden sub
mitted them to practical organ builders. ana they
were declared all right The Warden then gave
him permission 10 go ahead and build the organs,
which he completed and they are now in the
chapels
Although he constructed them he was destined
not to hear them play at service. as these
chapels have never been opened for services, the
seats not yet being in and all ex-convicts are de-
barred from visiting the institution by TINS
work Howard saved the State at least 5000 and
received high commenda ton.
Since the completion of the organs Howard has
been at work making large plaster model OF the
prison grounds. including the wall around them.
every building in its proper Place, with doors ana
windows in exact facsimile OF their originals.
This when completed. which will now have 10 be
done by another yet TO be selected, is 10 pc
sent to the Paris Exposition and Will undoubtedly
be a particular feature in the American EXHIBITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE coal RATES

Louisville KY. June 10 (SpeciaD.-Because OF Inc
many prosecutions against II for alleged VIOLATIONS
OF the long and short haul clause Of the Interstate
Commerce law the Louisville and Nashville Kali
road is TO give up i;s sales agency TOT heh-
lucky and Tennessee Jellco coal The road has re-
Gently been fined 5000 In each OF seven cases al
Lebanon on the charge OF excessive freight rates
and 1t must now either greatly advance the rates
to Louisville where nearly all the coal IL SOLD or
lower them 10 points between this city ana me
mines along fits route and where II has no compeu-
ton While the Kentucky and Tennessee mines
produce excellent coal II was Impossible Tor mem
10 compete with Pittsburg coal brought mere, py
water until the Louisville and Nashville as'eeu a.
market the coal TO get the transportat'ohi ,he
II made freight rates here very low WhIch the
courts held TO be discrimination. The uame IN
heavy one Its dlscontinuance would De serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
TO INCREASE THE TRADE OF THIS POR1.

THE STATE COMMERCE COMMISSION TO RESUME
TAKING TESTIMONY THIS WEEK.
The State Commerce Commission. which was APP
pointed about year ago 10 investigate the cause
OF the decline In the commerce OF New-fork CITY,
is TO resume taking testimony this week several
sessions were held by the Commission last gear
in the Governors Room at the city Hail. ana o"
January Is when the Commission was TO have SUD-
ritted a report 10 the Legislature. a memorial was
nresented asking for more time and lncreaSeu
powers for the Commission The Legislature
granted the request and the Commission no" naS
the right usually vested in legislative investigating
committees. Ex-Mayor Charles A. ocme'e"'
Rrooklyn chairman Of the Commission Is 10 nave
. conference with BENJAMIN L. Fairchild. counsel
for the commission tomorrow. and later tne ere
will he ar announcement Of the date Tor the nrsl
hanring This week Alleged abuses In port charges
by which grain shipments have neeh dNerteu liOi"
this CITY will be INQUIRED into.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
PLANS FoR ORPHAN ASYLUM BUILDINGS

schickel n Ditmars, who were selected from sew
eral competing architects to furnish the plans TOT
the new asylum buildings for the Roman cathoAe
orphan Asylum Association. submitted plans TO the
Denartment OF Buildings yesterday. They call Tor
a four and i've story brick and stone structure
which Is estimated 10 cost sSo.@ The ouhaihss
will cover an area ss2x7xs74 the tract OF
,wenty-right acres, formerly OF the Nathaniel +.
Bailey estate. lying north OF University Heights
and bounded the south by the Webb Home ana
Kingsbridge Road on ths west by SedgwIck-ave'
and on the east by the new aqueduct ana IeetaW-
ave The location In ideal overlooking the HUDSON
River the Palisades. the Harlem Valley ana the
Sound. 49, -, 49,, a. ,h
country and will Include Fairgrounds, chapel ana
lecture rooms with dormitories on the TOD MOOR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
nh How Uttered at Hall Price.

BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE. most
complete variety of gold traced and
cut specimens, with grand assort-
ment of shapes and colors to select
from. to 90 without reserve at SOC.
ON THE DOLLAR.
We will also offer unsurpassed
value throughout our entire emma
and Glass Department. The assort-
ment is too great to attempt to call
each and every article to your at
tention. so we must restrict our
selves to quoting but few re-
minders:-
HAVILAND CHINA. a large as
sortment OF odds and ends. balance
of three of our regular stock pat
terms. to 90 at HALF PRICE.
SALAD BOWLS. best English
porcelain. handsomely decorated IN
colors regularly sold from 2oc. to
3oc.. special at /Oc.
PLATES of thin china and Eng
lish porcelain, in tea, breakfast and
dinner sizes, worth sc. to CSC"
TOILET SETS OF MADD0CK'S
FINEST ENGLISH PORCELAIN.
handsomely decorated in floral de-
siqns. in natural colors and heavily
stippled with gold, IL pieces, regu-
larly sold at $500; SPECIAL Al
y. SO
10 pieces, regularly sold at 500;
SPECIAL AT ... 25U
DINNER SETS OF FINEST
THIN ENGLISH PORCELAIN. new
shapes and decorations, spray and
border patterns. 40 pieces. in sew
eral colors. regularly sold at 1000;
SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE...Z25
JARDINIERES. large shapes,
raised rocco designs and deep rich.
soft colors. olive. brown. green ana
lockwood effects.
7 and s inch size, special at .25c.
9 inch size, special at ..1oe' !
10 inch size, special at go. .|5"'
LAMPS-Low squat Table Lamp,
with l0-inch globe, hand painted IN
rich floral designs, natural colors, also
richly tinted in lockwood colors,
mounted in bronze or brass; has NO
2 centre-draught burner, regularly
sold from 5000 to $500; special tor
this sale at II. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11

WHISKEY GLASSES, thin blown
lead glass. assorted sizes, worth Csc.
to SOC. per dozen, your choice at this
sale 80. d. /c
LAMP GLOBES, 8 and 9 inch size,
various decorations in soft lockwood
colors and Dresden effects, worth
from $500 to So. 90, special at SOC
JUGS, 2 and qt. size, of best Eng
lish porcelain, handsomely decorated
in colors; regularly sold at 35c. and
45c., special at o.. 80. Se
TUMBLERS. best quality crystal
glass, full size, banded and euted,
regularly sold at 30c. per dozen; spe'
cial, per doz., at . -. go. Use
TEA CUPS AND SAUCERS, fine
china, handsomely decorated in colors
and gold traced, regularly sold at l5c.,
CHAMPAGNE GLASSES, thin
blown lead glass, regularly sold at 45c.
per doz., special at, each Pc
CUSPADORES of thin porcelain,
richly decorated, gold traced, regularly
sold at &C.,, special for this sale,
at 49,. 25c
GOBLETS, best crystal glasses,
regularly sold at 75c. per doz., special,
each, at 49,. 30
BEER Mugs, imported, white
lined, .O3 and .04 liTe size, worth Csc.
and 45c. each, special, at -. 20c
JELLY TUMBLERS, with tight
tin top, of best quality glass, regularly
sold at 20c., special at. $50. $50
GAS GLOBES, 4 and inch size,
etched in artistic designs. regularly
sold from 2sc. to &c., special for this
sale al $50 - roc
MASON FRUIT JARS, fitted with
porcelain, lined metal tops, pint size,
regularly sold at Soc. per doz., srec'ai
per doz., at. Soc
Quart size, regularly sold at Csc. per
doz., special at =. 49,. f0s
RHINE WINES, regularly sold at
5sc. per do,., special. each at Pc
LEMONADE SETS of fine Bohe-
milan Glass, in pink, amber and ruby,
decorated in colors and gold traced,
large pitcher, six glasses and embossed
tray, fully worth ST.. 50 to $500; spe-
cial at . -. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
OPPOSED TO SENATOR MARTIN.

Richmond. Va June 10 (SpeciaD.-The state DEM
,cratic Committee. which meets mere on no".a'
,,aht viii refuse 70 order convention for the
ron,ipation NJ a candidate for the United States
Senate. This is shown by a roll of the committee
made to-day by telegraph. 49,,
1t was not possible 10 reach all the members ou'
the position OF those not heard from Is kho~n.
Ony twelve or fourteen votes can De mus'e,eu W.
~. convention Senator Martin is opposed 10
convention and his friends dominate tne CoIn,i. o
tee The Senatorial Reform League VIII oLsan, ,I
on Tuesday and announce its candidate, VINO win
almost certainly he Congressman william a. Jon w.
The fight against Mr. Martin VIII be maze Ill INC
nomina ton OF legislative candidates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
Nash fabrics.

) Cool, comfortable, seasonable Wash
) Fabrics, that will wash without losing
} their colors, offered for Monday a.
prices that are lower than similar goods
: can be bought for anywhere else in
) America.
: FINE SHEER ORGANIZES, in
( elegant styles, at, per yard. /0c
( FINE ENGLISH DIMTTIES, at,
{ per yard L21ze
; FINE BATISTE RAYS, a., per
} yard S1sc
( PRINTED DOTTED SWISS
: MULLS. at, per yard. . SIC
I PRINTED PIQUES, at, per
} PRINTED WELT PIQUEs, at,
) per yard ..... 81. DC
} WHITE AND FANCY RUSSIAN
I DUCK, best quality, at, per yard, ne
) GINGHAMS, a very large variety,
al. per yard nc
} BLACK AND FANCY SATEENS,
} at, per yard. /0c
BICYCLE SUITINGS, wide and
} fast in color, at, per yard. Le1lc
) LINEN CRASH SUITINGS, in
! fancy Stripes, at per yard. . /9e
{ COTTON GRENADINES, all col
ors, at, per yard. e. . G1ze,
? ZEPHYRS AND SCOTCH GING-
Z HAMS, at, per yard. D.. /5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
THE KILLARNEY LAKES STORY.
NO CONFIRMATION OF THE REPORTED TAMMANY
PLAN TO PURCHASE THEM.


No confirmation could be obtained yesterday OF
the published report that j. b. Burke-Roche. an
Irish member OF Parliament. end some or the lead
ers OF Tammany Hall are contemplating the pur-
chase OF the Lakes OF Killarney in order to present
them TO Ireland for park purposes. story pub
ushed Yesterday credited Richard Croker with sub
scribng 81 800 TO the fund and William X. Grace,
w Bourke Cochran, James J. Coogan. Sheriff
Dunn Eugene Kelly. jr, DR.. Thomas Adds Emmett
William Aston Chanler. John F. Carroll. Maurice
f. Holahan and Andrew Freedman with subscrib-
ing 81 900 each
The only one OF these alleged subscribers who
vas found willing 10 discuss the subject at all with
Tribune reporter yesterday was DR.. Thomas
Adds Emmett who seen at his home, NO. ID
MadIson-ave He emphatically branded the whoe
storv az a lie out OF whole cloth, and added
That so far from having subscribed S,0o foT the
nmrnose OF buying the Lakes Of Killarney, he had
never bean approached on the subject at all and
had never even heard Of the plan till ne saw II IN
nrnt Mr. Burke Roche was not In TO reporters
phn "a lied on him at the Albemarle, where he has
been staying recently, ...,..- .ha. .ho,
II &c generally understood, however, that thot
~, ~ the Herbert estate which included Muckross
thbev and a portion OF the famous lakes Is ipr sde,
"a howard Gould was recently reported TO be con-
sidering its purchase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
DJAvoyo WATCH COMPANY PLANS.

A special dispatch from Chicago says that the
Diamond Match Company is to increase It's eapi,ai
stock 10000. and possibly &ooo~o' WITHIN inc
neY, two ueeks and that with the proceeds OF this
issue the Continental Match Company and hve or
six other independent concerns will be bought and
the floating debt OF the Diamond Match company
will be wiped out. -. $500 4.
The Diamond Match oficials. II is said propose 10
concentrate in Chicago the manuiactuie OF me
lease from the Sanitary District 1.-THE Chicago
drainage canaD TRUSTEES water-power rights u
IockpOrt and Joliet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
rUpLOYES' HOME OPENED.

Long Branch. y. j., June 10 (Speciap.-lne sum
mer home OF the Sege. Cooper Companys En-
n,oves' Association was opened tonight sixty-two
employees. with the members OF the firm and heads
OF departments came down this afternoon and TOOK
nossession of the Wheeler cottage. in Second ana
North Bath ayes which will he their headaI S
Gno o II Baker and addresses were mace by
John r. Butler president Of ihe emPi ,S
rbn;re was singing and music by band; ana an
American flag was raised by Miss Clara "reehhu''
Tauohter OF the secretary OF the company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
!. o. CONTESTS AT PRINCETON.

Princeton ~ j.. June l0.-The junior oratoricai
contest was held in Alexander Hall to-day. Inc
contestants included four speakers fro Clio Han
and four from Wing Hall The speakers were
James H. Moffat,, OF Cumberland. Nd: herpen'
X. England OF Washington n. J.: Joseph H. nm
Of Engle~ood Port Penn: William Van BusRrh'
OF BROOKLYN: Henry X DaIzeli OF Wheeling: David
l.. Chambers Of Washington. and Cnaries -
Miller. OF Trenton The judges OF the contest were
Charles A. Brinley Sussex -. Davies ~ ana Inc rhe
Rev. II. y. Sailor. 50 all OF Philadelphla; n.
irst prize was awarded 10 Smith, the seconu Wehs
10 Miller and the third to Van Buskirk Ehsia"u
the fourth prize. IL, -,
Mr. Chambers was awarded the Mclean prize Oh
800 for the best composition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
TELEPHONE COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The certificate Of Incorporation OF the New DIX
and Suburban Telephone Company was hled IN the
Westchester County Clerks office yesterday. IL Is
capitalized at $1,000, and its duration Is tIlrN
years The directors are Harry A. Mo,t' o' N.Y.
George F. Archer. OF Mount Vernon. j. r. powers
NJ elizabeth. H. o. Hanoe. of Painhed Albert De-
veau William Caxton and Charles AUTH OF new
York. , -...,,oA 70
The general routes and points to be connected are
as follows: Through the counties or Mestcnes, ~
putnam Dutchcss and Rockland. connecting me
cities OF Yonkers Mount Vernon, New-hochele
White Plains Tarrytown. Poughkeepsle' NyacK
Port Chester, Rye and various oorousns anu VI"
lagos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
Wattings and RHgs
FOR THE SUMNER.

\ (3d Floor, 'FRONT.'
Replace your warm, dusty carpets,
: for the summer, with cool, clean Mat
: iings, and get few handsome Rugs
) for use on your oiled wooden floors.
} Cool comfort doesn't cost much il pur-
} chased here. We have large and
very complete assortment of the latest
? and best makes of Chinese and Japan
) csc Mattings, Rugs, &c, and we sell
them cheaper than any one else in
? town fully Is per cent cheaper.
! We h. re just received a consignment
} of some 800 ROLLS OF EXTRA
} FINE CHINA MATTINGS, in 4O-
yard pieces (po joinings). This we
J have divided into three lots and priced
\ as follows for Monday
LOTT. EXTRA HEAVY CHINA
: MATING, made from the finest
) straw, very heavy, worth SlS.OO per
roll; special price, only . H. SO
{ LOTT. EXTRA HEAVY CHINA
{ MATING, in the close weave patterns
2 so popular at the present time, large
Z range of patterns to choose from, worth
{ $500 per roll; special price,
{ only 9. Is
! LOT 3. HEAVY JOINTLESS
) CHINA MATING, in handsome pat
) terms, very durable, will wear equal to
a carpet, would be good value at 1850
J per roll; here at just .. IF5
} 1000 ROLLS OF JAPANESE
I COTTON WARP MATTINGS, in
} handsome inlaid effects, small pin Ell
( fects, in the close weaves, also carpet
patterns, in all the popular colors, sue n
} as blues, green's, reds and tans, in full
} 40-yard rolls, priced as follows:--
) THE $1,000 KIND, now H. IS
s THE Sl2. 50 KIND, now 9. 95
} THE SlO.5O KIND, now 6. 95
} 2O-Yard Rolls at Half.
) SMYRNA RUGS-Best in quality,
) matchless in value, and when we say
the best quality we mean the finest
} quality made in this country The
\ three standard makes are the Royal,
: Empress and Imperial. The goods we
( advertise are these 3 famous brands,
not the cheap and worthless rugs you SO
often meet with at other stores. quail
ity considered, our prices
: ARE THE CHEAPEST IN THE
MARKET TO-DAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
R0OyS on BICYCLES.

The American liner ST. LOUIS brought auee' 'o'
-, ,a,,devi,I performers TO this country yesterday.
They are ten highly educated animals. and Include
three baboons and number Of apes mahdrilis
and honnet monkeys The troupe intends 10 MAKE
tour OF the United States. going hrst TO Chlchso
,,d Ia Ter amending time al Hammcrstehs w
This city Their chief accomplishments are an *
hih,,ion ON bIcycles and vivid portrayal OF the
@ g. witch "A European tonsOrial paror Is con
Swctcd They are In charge OF Charles ). GaIett
and ! r. Sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
Babies carbonstts
photographs CaAsn
at XaW Price.

On Monday and Tuesday of this
week we will reduce the price Of our
$500 per doten CARBONETTE
CABINET PHOTOGRAPHS to Just
half, VIZ. I50
Special attention is called to our
Genuine Platinum Photographs. They
are the finest made anywhere q, the
price. To use a conventional express
sion, "They must be seen to be sppse-
eia,ed."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
KILLED BY LANDSLIDE IN WHITE PASS

Victoria. June 1o-The steamer Amur. from
Alaska. reports that. landslide occurred on 'une
4 IN the White Pass. One man was hi''eu ~
s,ar,,, ard severa, were injured. their names not
being obtanable ,,,
Three men started down 10 Dawson when naVi
ga,on was first opened but their boat was crusneo
snd they we're all drowned. The only name oo
,sInabie' Was that of H. Steamer OF St. LOUIS,
Sow was also lost on Lake Bennett. with fuii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
,,orrryrD AIR COMPANY FORMED

Trenton n. j.. June lc-Ihe INquehed AIT 'om-
,,,,b a capital of si25.ooo Incorporated
pa,n today 70 manufacture and sell liquefed and
oonnressed air The capital stock is divided into
ssi 10 OF preferred and the remainder common
S.i,eI The preferred stock Is TO bear per cent
ssnnIcumn,ative dividends The corporations are
Cbsrles A Wilson, Justus Cox, jr.' and Harry H.
Paul all OF Camden
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
LIGHT on NATURAL HISTORY

From The Chicago Tribune
Tommy Tucker was showing his aunt from the
country through Lincoln Park.
This" he said lis the prairie dog village.
You see them standing up before their holes.
with their forepaws foded7 They're praying.
They always do that. That's why they cal! EN-
prairie dogs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11

HASSOCKS-2,000 HASSOCKS,
made from velvet and Administer car
pets, and thoroughly well made, too;
worth SOC. apiece, yet you can buy
them tomorrow at half price, or,
e,cn -. 25c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
,yorUER OPERA Dividend.

The Maurice Grau Opera company uecialeu an an,
" ,1,aana last week or. rather. two more. One
80 - > n.r cent TO be paid in cash, and the other
was - cent TO be paid in stock of the COMPANY
The whole n5 Of a l9e been issued
am am % ramembered that dividend OF ~ per CENT
was declared at about inc tme o q. a." HOUSE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
caBLE SHIP HOOKER REACHES CErLON

Washington June lO-Genersl Greedy received
d,spatch from Major Maxfeld to-day announcing
the arrival of the cable ship Hooker at Ceyon
with all on board In good health.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
soTADRON A AT ARDSLEY.

pobbs Ferry. June 1o-squadron A. marching
home from the State Camp. arrived here this ar
ternoon and went into camp at Ardsiey Park -; ~
will remain here until morning. ana then continue
IT'S trip TO New-fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11

GARDEN HOSE of three-ply rub
her, best quality and guaranteed aga'ns,
leakage; % #. for. Eoo
so f., special at. 90
WATERING POTS of extra heavy
iapanned tin, with zinc rose, 4-qt. size,
special at.
GARBAGE CANS of extra heavy
galvanized iron, with covers; l8-qt'
''Ne' $50,
LAWN MOWERS, strongly con-
struc,cd Of malleablc iron and steel
self-sharpening, easy running and fully
guaranteed,
l2-inch size, special at |30
l4-inch size, special at. ||0
lo-inch size, special at. 2OU
l8-inch size, special at. p ~
GRASS HOOKS of solid steel with
hard wood handles, and large size,
regularly sold at &c., special at |0'
STEEL GARDEN TROWELS of
one piece, with nicely finished handles,
regularly sold at l0c., special at. 4'
READY MIXED PAINTS, in all
size cans and colors, guaranteed, apt.
size. special tomorrow a; !. y"
FLY FANS, the keyless style, run
six hours without rewinding; the bases
are nickel or brass finished, and the
quality is guaranteed; Monday, special
at 49,.
GLASS LEMON JUICE EX-
TRACTORS, regular style and fuil
size, special at &c
CHAMOIS SKINS of the finest
quality, soft and durable, special at Sc
SCREEN DOORS, built strong and
durable of l1s-inch stock, of best
quality screen cloth, cherry hnish,
regularly sold at 81. o5, special at $50
ORIENTAL CAMPHOR, granu-
lated kind, put up in cardboard boxes,
sold at.lSc., special at ne
TAR SHEETS, the Manahan kind,
very effective, size 40x4S, special, per
dozen, at roc
CAMPHOR MARBLES, put up in
pasteboard boxes, special at S0
MANAHAN'S OVE K Z GA
MOTH BAGS, guaranteed against
moths, etc., special at f5e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
IN Kouse/urmtsAing Sooas.

CORK PULLERS, the self-pulling
style, nickel-plated and very strong,
regularly sold a. 20c., special at. L2c
RICE BOILERS of gray steel
enamel ware, first quality, h-qt. size,
regularly sold at SOc., special to-mor-
row az " -. S5c
PRESERVING KETTLES of gray
steel enamel ware, first quality: 2H-qt.
size, regularly sold at 25c., special
4H-ot size, regularly sold at 2Sc.,
special at Nc
6-qt. size, regularly sold at $50,
special at &c
CONVEX SAUCEPANS of gray
steel enamel ware, FIST quality, with
retinned covers, o-qt. size, regularly
sold at S0c., special al -. $50
DRESDEN KETTLES OR COOK
ING FOTS of gray steel enamel ware,
first quality, warranted, with retinned
covers, 4-qt. size, regularly sold at
40c., special at 20c
DISHPANS of gray steel enamel
ware, first quality, warranted, l7-qt.
size, regularly sold at &C.,, special at
f0o
MODEL BLUE FLAME OIL
COOKING STOVE, guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, built for
durability and service, of best quality
material, no smoke and no odor, al
ways burning bright blue fame, reg
ularly sold at $500, special at 5.25
OIL STOVES, built very durable,
of extra heavy castings, russia iron
drum and heavy oil fount, with 4
ratchet burners, regularly sold at
Sl.35, special at 90e
HOT PLATES OR GAS STOVES,
strongly constructed and well made,
with two double burners and brass key,
special at. To-
POLAR ICE-CREAM FREEZER,
superior to any other, quadruple motion
and strongly built demonstration can be
seen in our housefurnishing depart
ment; 2-qt. size, special at. II0;
got. size, special at .LS5$
4-qt. size, special at 1853
ICE PLANES for shaving ice, fine ;
or coarse, well retinned, special at no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-11
SHOOTING.
COMPANY WINS THE FIRST MATCH FOR THE
CARNoCHAN TROPHY.

C-eedmoor June 10 (SpeciaD.-The first match TOT
tho new Carnochan trophy was shot mere ,o-oay
nv teams of six from all the companies " Wv -
80. ~ respect 10 the memory OF Captain
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