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Br 6 THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENIKQ, MAY 18, 1892. ' 1
1 Deufsch
i FIFTH AVENUE,
jjf COR. 22d ST.
B This style Jacket made of
Mavy Blue, White, Red and
IB Cadet Blue Cheviot, em-
K broldered and sleeves silk
B lined, at
m $c 00;
II
B reduced from $20.00.
H BARGAINS.
M Choice Dresses,
Mi Capes and Wraps.
H Hats, Toques and Bonnets.
H DEUTSCH & CO.. 5th Ave., cor. 22d St.
I Sp
I LACE DEP'T.
H Special To-Morrow (Thursday)
V Guipure d'lvelandeAyj Ac
m . ? IIQC-
m Wliito and Ecru, at -A
1 Worth at least dou-jQQC
If ble. 'yard.
ft 6th Ave. & 23d St.
K DONNA MADIXXA WINS.
KM; Courts Glvo Her Half of Her Hua-
lKr band'd $3,000,000.
Wgf A dispatch from Dearer, col., states that
tH, Donna JIadlxa, ttie w Mow of thu latu William
&,- 13. Daniels ot that city, has won her suit to
maS obtain poaseaslon ot halt ot her husband'
HP estate i)t3,000,000. out ot which :hu clnlmed
ft to hare been defrauded.
jft' Donna Lllynn IS. Jladltxa Is a (,'rnnl-
jm daughter ot coui.t Madl.za, and was born la
Mf Madrid about th'rty-fHe jears ago. Mio la
UK strikingly beautiful. She graduated from the
IB?. Boston Uulvcrl'.y School of Oratory with
UK, high honors, and net Mr. Dank-Li while at.
? tending a similar school at Denver in ihKO.
p He followed her Kast and thoy ero mar-
w rled at Did Lyme Conn., but separated noon
? after they returned to Dearer. They becumo
f, reconciled, however, and lived together, but
W when Daniels olfered her tiou.uoo if nlio
j, would consent to a divorce she lelusoJai.d
ML came to Hew York, whero sue wuutontha
Kr stage at Daly's In the soasoa ot 1881VU0,
jW; ana later appeared as leading lady In The
- m Blue OQlcer " at the Madison Siiuure i heatre.
H iM Pi
I. W SIMONDS'S FOUNDRY AFIRE.
' 9 The Firm Thinks It Incendiary nnd
pi pMr Blomoo tho Strikers.
5. The top floor of the main building of si-
K v mond's store foundry, on Uordon arcnuc,
F. I Long Island City, was destroyed by fire tblj
t- ' morning. The flamcsweie discovered at 1. 30
ft. o'clock. The tiro was extinguished In three
f" 1 hours. Many roluabla patterns were dc-
f. f troyed and the total loss Is $50,000.
;' The moulders In this foundry have been on
' a strike for several mouths. It was hero 'hat
"1 1 Detcctlro Bertram K. Arnold, who was night
' ' B. watchman, was murdered by tome of tho
l Etrlken. Tho tlrm attributes the tiro to tho
KKKIr'' strikers. A plot to tiro the loundry was tlla-
KBBJf ( covered bomo t ime ago.
AVEsf Free Concerto in Et. Mnry'a Park.
MmWiMt St. Mary's Park, one Hundred and Forty.
r& ninth street and St. Ann's a.cmie, was to.
P art added by the rark Board to the list of
& VJ where free concerts will be given
weekly during the Summer. The first con-
cert Usee the existence of the park will be
l? siren there next Saturday by Lclboldt'a
1 Twelfth Ittglment band.
mk, jMmdMi&MhhmM&wtMM t'i&
ffl Street
LeBonlerBros
Summer Silks.
Having purchased a1
largo (itantity of light-J
weight Silks for Summer
wear very much below
their value, will place on
sale to-morrow the follow
ing extra offerings :
23-inch Black Habutai
Silks, fino quality pure AQC
Bilk, imported to soil fon TU
65c. yard, at - - -
28-inch Black Habutai)
SilkB, extra quality and' RQC
very durablo, worth 85c. ""
yard, at - - - - '
26-inch Blaok Japanese
Twilled Surah Silk, extra' DQc
quality, regular $1.00 "
goods, at - - - - '
19-inch Blaok Suralij
Silk, fine quality, regu-' 07c.
lar 50 cent goods, re-t '
duced to - - -
48, 50 4 62W. 23d St
37, 39, 41, 43 & 45 West 22d St.
Simpson, Crawford
& Simpson
HAMBURG
EMBROIDERIES.
Clearing Sale o (
lllffli-Clttss Fabrics
1 Away lielow Imjiovt Cost.
1 11 LACK INOIA MSKN VIMVSC-
i
IN(i!, 43 luebes wiilo, colortil embroM.
tr'-J. with nuisl Iriiuinmj to match, fast
colors, In finest qualities only, 4'$ yards
' main ni: complete dross, at
Otic, and Uoc. per yard;
Ono-thlrd their cost.
IU.ACIC INDIA I.INKN FLOl'NC.
INtiS, 45 Indies wlile. littiustitcbdri lior
ilers, with cold anil silver tinsel embroid
ery, at
4-Oc. and b"c. per yard;
Wore 1.76 and 2.25.
Several thoUBauil yards of WIIITK
INDIA I.INKN KMItKOIDKKIKS,
with embroidoreil liendiiiRS, G to 11 iuolies
wide, neat nnd efTectno designs, on su
perior ijuallty of cloth, at
faUc. per yard;
Worth from 40 to SOc.
6th Avenue, 19th to 20th Street.
HXTH AVI' , 13TII TO MTlt hT.
By supplying your wants at
our stores you can save
25 to 50
Careful inspection will
convince the most credu
lous that this is no idle
boast.
A WRESTLER FROM GAUL.
Apollon CtiallongoB All Comers,
Black or White.
Apollon, who claims to bo champion wrest.
ler nnd all-around nthleto of I'racce, cnlleil
at the yoffce Gazette office thl3 morning with
his backer and loft S100 as a forfeit for i
I match with any man In America nt wrpMllng
or llftlmr weights. Apollon nrrlcd In thlh
city on Sunday on l.a Oascogne. llu sas
! Koblnct, who stjled lilinhe'l ibo champion
I wrestler of Franco mid who was recently de.
fcattd In n wrestling match b Krnesl
Itoeber, tto American cuuiiiplou, Ik only u
becond rato wrettler In I'rauce. Apollon ts
twenty-eight yearn out, miiud(J feet.'l Inches
high, weighs a0 pounds, measures :iuu
I Inches around tho waist, 45 inches around
his chest, '.'OW Inches around the muscle of
nls right hand, i-'SH Inches around his thlgUs
and lu inches around tho calves of till legs.
Ilold for Robblnir RUorlclnn.
Maggie Kcarns and Herbert l. Woods, who
were arrested on Saturday tor stealing luo
In cash, a diamond pin and an uncasbed
ticket on the Outtenburg races for 56 from
Mortimer Sheridan, a Harlem builder, were
to-day held for trial in (1.000 ball each by
J ustice White In t he Uarlem I'ollco Court.
I MB k CO.
will continue their
Sale of
SILKS
To-Morrow, Thursday,
May 19, when they will offer
2,200 yard,
of Extra heavy India Silks,
in plain light Shades, at
68a-
and
2,000 yard.
of Black Brocade and
Black Striped
Afoirc Silks, at
I O yard.
18th St., 19th St. and 6th Ave.
(ISth Ktrect Station Hlevnted itoad.)
ilif&l
Boys' Clothing.
We continue tho suc
cessful sale of Hoys' Cloth
ing, nnd quote JnUowing
Sri'X'I AL ATTRACTION S
I Splendid oil-wool Cheviot Suits,
in pretty, fight gray mixtures,
Is'ze 4 to 14 years, usually sold
'from $4.00 to 5.00 ;
j OUR PRICE I248b
Blue Flannel Cloth Suit, same
sizes, warranted to be full indigo,
actual value 5.00 ;
OUR PRICE 0)&a2?Oa
Straw and Cloth Hats for Boys,
25c. and up.
Outing Flannel Shirt Waists,
215c. and up.
I Pretty Suits, made of washable
i goods, 1.03 and up.
SIXTH AVEHL'E. 21st 10 22d si,
DUKE OF CLARENCE,
MRS. T. LYNCH,
1 I'MON MH'AKI?, (OH. I ITU HT.
OuIiik in tlif ilrnlli of the Ilitkr of
t'lnrrurr ilir nnlenl IHnmniiiU In liomlun
Ift mIhkiiiiIimIi nnd Urn ! nrli linn bniiKht
alitiOMt nt lirr n vrlcr. and linn rrilnrrtl
tlirprlrrnflirrnturUol DlnnnnnlJ o rlry
."i orr rent
rlnn IIoo; n 2 ttrit-vt&trr dlamomlx an
tI'IhirM Q cart, rtiular rc B0, o t
price yilO
Fine ho.tt&ire DUronn'i HIdr, H carfttK, perf"tlr
htt none, TfcaUr pri $100, our prke i10
Iirauttful Mrroh, 0 Urn lilu.hite dlantonds,
rrc"'ar iric 75 our price 10
Ami Df it ts UrRtut Hot it la the world to select
from, all at -i irr crnt dmcuunt.
WATCHES.
BolldllVt (loldbtrm-wtml I adtea 4(0
' 14 Lt. (f old btetu wind (cut' !3
" 14 kt KUln aiidWaUham deuU' fc.fl
Vtt xuar40ttuirrjr wal-on m tt
Wechargf nothing for repair.
Our Kuarintf U cooj (or Sto yeara, and for balf
a rroturj our eatftMutimont HAS 11KUN ChLE
10UT1.D Toil HAKUAlMx
Oprn Saturdar until 0 1 M.
BANKER L L WHITE HURT.
Ho Jumpod from n. Wntron Drawn
I by Unmanageable Ilorsos.
' 10011.H I- White, a tanker nt 40 Wall
street, Is confined to his home, at T Ki.-t
I rorty-tourtli street, to-day lth painful in-
Juries which ho kUitalued jeoterdjy while
druitig with James S. lVrgUMin, a horko
dfJlei.ot ni.i West Klfty-tlrst stmt.
, Mr. White was trlnga lmrvj lli.it wai
offered t" mati hone 01 liHown, and Mr. rer.
I rumhi wat drllng boih anlumlalua llelit
wa.'nu. At m. M.'hol.n aenue and lino
1 llunuicd and Tblrl-ntth Mrni tho iJle
I bimp on the oiT-Uorto broke, aud Ik(1i becauie
uninanniti'.iliU. Mi. Vt hlle junipel nut ot thu
wa,"n, landing on his head and should"!
I nnd sustaining an uglj scalp wound and bod
body brul-.es. Mr. 1 rrgus iu wasuUatlirown.
I but was not seriously hint.
Commissioner Smith noslgno.
'rrcui. to tui rvtsiNo wimin.i
Nkwuk, Jlay 18. James smith, Jr., the
wealthy leather merchant and the recognized
botts ot.tbe EKbox county Uemocracy, has
bent In bis resignation to Gov. A bom as Elec
trical ttubway commissioner, htate Treas
urer George H. Gray his been appointed as
hut successor.
Jackets
& Blazers.
Tbi list reprohonts tho most ro
murkiiblo reductions that tiny
houso has yet nmtlo upon Buch do
(iirahk1 gnrinonts.
tOO Jnckols in cliovlots, rliorouR,
cloths, A c, in tans, grays and
tnvy blues, on snlo until to. Q iQ
morrow at 5.S3, upccinl at fc."0
250 .IncUets in all wool, ladies'
cloth, tan nml grnv, pearl but
tons, (fdlor nia'le, have been
solluiK in regular stock for $0.03, 0 QC
special at O.OU
2.000 Ladlos' lllorrs, 30 Inches
long, in Navy ami lllack, sizts
from .'12 to 14, actual valuo $4. 00, i 00
siitcial at 1. 00
Ono lot of Suspender Skirts, in
Tans, (Iroys, Niuys and Illnck.
iundo of fino fiuntlty Storm
Serge, nluo not less than Q QC
IJ8.00, ot U.UU
We liavo imported n very largo
quantity of Jot Shoulder Capes
nnd Yokes and have sold most
of them at tJ'l.V'J, f I.UO nnd $3.73.
nnd to closo tho balanco quickly i QC
we bavo marked them nil at. I.UU;
iMnslin
Gowns.
With .voku of lace insertion and
tucks, with sailor collar nnd C7
tuffs, regulur prico 1.00, at !
Muslin (lawn, yoko of tucks and
eiulnoldory, uulor collar, trim
med with emliroidery, regular !7
pritu ti-ic., for . .U I
Muslin Skirt, with deep tlouuco
ut handsome hemstitched cm- I JQ
broiilory , regular price t t.C j, for I I U
Bloomingdale Bros.,
Third ave., cor. 59th st.
fAIMEYEP"
J Stamped on a Shoe 1-
means Standard of Merit.
LADIES'
( Triiile
INDUCEMENT
(MtrL)
OXFORD TIES.
TltCsi; SHOES AKK IICAUTII'UI, IN f ON
STItL'LTtll.V. Hl'PFltlOll IN WOnKSIAXSItlP
AND I.N KVi:ilV WAY WORTH TWICE 'I UK
AMOI'.NT ARKKl) foil THEM THEV Alif.
THE IIHI'hMlKMT AND COOI.VST OF AM.
I MIOKS FOR Slt.MMl'R t'MF I HAVE HAD
THI'Sr tNIII't EME.NT OXlOIll) HE SHOES
M'Ei HI.I.Y MADE FOR Ml..
I.AIIIFh' SOOI.MA KID,--OXHIltD
11KH. PAr.SSfl E?
E.NT I.UATHFR IIP,. I "ll B II
limit a t.ow HEEI.S ) a IttP 'W
I.ADIEh' SOOI.MA KID gT .
OXH)Rl TltJi, (OM-j 3 fl tjl
MON SENSE ) BBJrvJI
LADIES' TAN OOATj g . ga -
OXFORD TIES, IIICIlJ fl J
AND WW HEELS ) W' f
Indies' linow.N goat) Q A ?
OXFORD TIES j H 3
V VfUY PAIR OF THESE OXFORD T1FS 18 A
POSITIVE BAHRAIN AND IS WARRANTED
PERFECT IN EVERY PAKTICULAR.
I
Sond for Catalogue, Mailed Free.
li J. MIEIEB,
Sixth Ave., cor. 12th St.
RED HAND V
llottlrdby theHrewrs in Pnrland
I w8&W4A,Mi,lL,",,!D'
11. Y, llrincb, SJI'auKt, c. L, ELL, ii.ai
DEATH OF WILLIAM KING.
Attnckod by Heart Fatluro at the
Salvation Arvay Conerees,
1 The carpet storo ot King & Jsckson, 123
West Twenty-third street, Is closed to-day on
account of the death ot tho senior member ot
tliellrm. William 1- King.
.Mr. King was an Interested sptctator ot the
proceedings ot the taxation Army Congress
at Carnegie llnll laji night. He was suddenly
takou 111 and died of heart talluro before he
i could I.' taken to tho open air.
. He was slxiy-llvo ycura old and well to do.
for twenty jesrs ho hai lueu at utts Kast
Tiilrn-nrst wroet, Ajinr agohtswlto and
sou died in quick succession.
An Engineer's Costly Forirettlne.
Hit nsocnTin rRrsi.1
Kort Wasuinotov, Pa., May 18. Engineer
Crockett, of tbo early milk train, while under
, his engine making repairs, cut the air brake,
, forgetting that tho train stood on a grade.
The entire tram paaaed ovr him, crushing In
bts face and shoulders and nreaklns uuj
ribs, lie is etlU living, but win die.
,a..,-i'aJfetf';-U,, ,nJajjjJjM
ADAMS fc GO.
As before announced, no dry-goods houso in this city has over
made a purchase as largo as the one wo have made of the entlro
Stock and Business Plant of S.B0LT0N & CO. The fact of Bolton &
Co. being in business such a short lime has left their stock on hand
Now, Choica and Clean. On THURSDAY and FRIDAY we will
oiTer fifty thousand dollars' vorlh of this superb Stock of SILKS and
DRESS GOODS ONLY on special counters and centre tables at tho
following great reductions.
JKiISmT ML nflff mild .mifWN r-Tpy
Our ttock of Printed China Silks Burimstcs in style, quality nnd modern,
tiou of prices any previous effort. Wo offer 32-inch 1'imted Chum Silks Rt r
iufourand fie tono effoits. lioltou's prieo, 1 00 Ol'H l'MCE, "Bill
Figured Clinugcablo Surah KilkR in a variety of choice, utal designs;
nothing this season nioro in demand; also plain Taffeta (llaco in every fCtn
combination, lioltou's price, 1. 25 Ol'H THICK, B
CryMal Hongaline. This popular Silk fabric was never more Bought nfter.
Wo have them In atery color, both in street and evtnintr shades. Thoy
am a heavy, rich sound cord, nnd for w oar and durability surpass nil UMft
other Silk fabrics, liolton's price, 1. OUU 1'KICK, """
HLACK SUItAH SILK" -Wo don't know of any Black Silk fabric more
durable than a good double wnrp Surnb. Tho quality is of a Bolt, rich
grndo; its wearing qnalilios nro highly rocommuuded. Holton'H prlco, 86tf
f,yc OUH 1'HICi:. ""ill
ULACK SII.K8. You can now buy a good qunlity Ulnck Oros Groin,
Ulack Taffeta, Ulnck India, Black Satin Do Celine, Ulnck I'uillo im low
in prico as ordinary and inferior goods. Nothing bettor for genorul
service. These silks nro of n high, rich lustre and we can higblY recoin- hfln
mend them. Uolton's price. 60o OUH rillCU. Wb.
1,000 Dress Pnttcrus of nll-silk natural color Pongee, 20 yards to a picro. A QD
rednecd from tIU.OO AT "W
COLORED DRESS GOODS,
Tlio balance of tho IJolton atoclt will bo ofTcrert for sale ut the following
low prices:
All-Wool Nnvy.Hluo Storm Serge, M inches wide, recently sold by Ilolton Kjflff.
A Co. at 08c. per j ard OUH PJtICE, WIIILH THEY LAST "
Fnncy Figured nud Striped Choviots, also Foulaids ond Camel's Hair
Effects, in all tiie most popular shades, recuutly sold by liolton &. Co. at 9 Q A
$100 per yard OUH PIUOE. WHILE THEY LAST.
200 pieces 42-iuch all-wool French Bedford Cords, Jltlanges. Henucttas,
Serges, Cheviots, Fancy Wenosoml Chevron Effects, recently sold by
Jloltou &. Co. fiom 7Cc. to .il.00 per ynrd OUlt PHICF, WHILE ! m
THEY LAST Ofai
IB-inch imporled Sorgcs, m tnns, grays and serpent green, recent ly sold by KflfJ
liolton & Co. nth'Jc. per jard OUU PHICE. WHILE 'IHEV LAST Wli
40-inch IleiUord Suitings, also nil-wool Cheviots, iiourettes, leunis,
Mountain and Trmel Suitings, teccntlv sold by liolton . I Co. nt Mo QQa
and SOc. tier yard OUlt PHICE. WHILE THEY LAST H"OW.
CO pieces 42-ineh nll-wool Cream Laco Orenadincs. in stripes nnd checks, ClQ ffi
imported by liolton A Co. to toll ut 73c. per yaid OUR PHICE DOWN W
Immense assortment of 10-inch all-wool nud silk-nud-wool Plaids, Sttiuos.
JluturfB aoil oxclusio uooltius, rocentiy (.old by IJolton A Co. at si. 00 Safdn
nml tl-2") por ynrd. ..OUH PHICE FOR CHOICE OF ANY OF 1HEM " WW
25 pieces ICinch Silk nud Wool Fancy Striped Chevrons, in shades of tan,
Russian blue, brown, heliotrope and French gray; imported by liolton QCIa
A- Co. ota cost of 1. 01 per yard OUR PRICE DOWN TO 5?C
0 Pattern Dresses with handsome trimming borders in all tho most ex
quisite shade3 for Spring and Summer wenr; iui ported by liolton Co. (O QSJ
ntacost of 418.00 the pattern OUR PRICE DOWN TO Oi0
A good assortment of colors in Pnris Robes still remain, but this week
will clear them nil out, nud those nro the prices : t , , n
Wo shall sell all IJolton A Co. 's S30.00 Dross Robert. . 1 0 B 9 ll
We shall sell nil liolton A Co.'s 20.00 Drew Robes at B.SB
We flbnll sell all Holtcn A Co. 's IJ10.00 Dress Robes nt "408
Tans, Grays. Modes and Navy Hluo Cheiots, 32 inches wide, recently
sold by Holtou A Co. nt 70o. per yard. OUR PRICE WHILE THEY PJJa
LAST ttJvJw
riain and Fnncy Ciepous, 40 inches wido. fold by liolton A Co nt S'c CO ft
l,eryard OUR PRICE DOWN TO UVU,
All-Wool French Clinlliea, sold by Holtou A- Co. nt 39c. per yaid. nQ
OUH PRICE DOWN TO &6,
All-Wool French Chnllioi, sold by liolton A Co. at 73c. per yard. A (Q A
OUR PRICE DOWN TO WW,
30-inrh English MoUnir Challies, were 33c, , now lug
Yard Wido Challio llatistes; Uolton's price wns 2Cc. per yard. Jfjl
OURS, l&-'6i
American Wool Challies, now desiens. Uolton's price was 27c. t sp
OURS. SOG,
BLAOK DRESS GOODS.
40-iuch black Camel's Hair Twills, Uolton's Prico. 6De....OUR PRICE lIOG
Black Henriettas-23 pitces silk finish Henrietta; Bolton's Prito hoc" mn
I OUR PHICE SSC
i 40-incli black hilk fiuish Honrietta; Bolton's Trico, ?l,00 OUH PRICE 8uQ
1 Black Silk Gloria, rich quality. 4C inch; Bolton'., Price, J1.23; OUH i
j " If Ut
Black finish, all-wool Bedford Cord; Bolton's Price, Oo OUR PRICE 410
SIXTH AVENOllisf TO 220 ST.
THE STATE OF MONTANA)
SECRETARY'S OFFICE,
HELENA, Fob. 16, 1802. )
THE WORLD :
THE WORLD ALMANAC for
1892 is the most comprehensive
j and valuable publication of the
i kind that has come to my notice.
i Yours truly,
J. K. TOOLE.
The World Almnnar nnd Iturrau of In.
forniKlloD In for Mile li nil New.
denlrrnnnd Mailouer.
Trier, 25 t'rnu.
HELP mfTED-FEMALE.
MOU8EWOItK-N.l. ,mrt lrl for general
I Mi IfMt ili it.
BLOODY BATTLE WITH PIRATES.
138 of tho Outlaws nnd 68 French
Soldiers KlUod.
Hit iwociATro rr.
Pabis, May IK. ha Ltort rarote to-day
states that the French forces In Tonquln re
cently attacked and captured a pirate strong.
hold.
The pirates made a de perata resistance
and their lots was very heavy, It being known
that 135 ot them were killed. The French
less wai also heavy, ntty-tbree soldiers and
five officers being kuitd In the attack.
RUPTURE CURED.
Th ImtTOreJ nUMlotniM ! tho only trnm lnx
itttncA tnt 1 worn lth abiolute eomrortnichl
ni iUj, i tt retintiirupituunartrie hardest
xr. uo or BTfrct strain, n.i will ffect a rerma
ncnt and ntdt cure without regard totheasof
the pfttiant. Kxaruination (re La'i in attend
auveforMrUeii Send for pamphlet
ai J.MinovKi Ki.Ahnt-TUs ro , '
BJJ and d.4 Urotvlwar, coruer lata at., Now York. I
Ql Ann FOIl ITS rqiTAT., THE MAdlO
O 1 .UIIU INHKCT KXlHMINAIOIt,Biiro '
lUPiuitoall imecU, cure tliair Uitea aud hiIiikv 1
tin P0130"0" and non-ftiiiole. AlanonrMaio
lloich hiMMadetroT roQchea and fater hugi. hold
everywhere. bAUjADU CU., Mfra., Now York,
PIED.
BlAr KIT On Wednesday, 18th Inat. , at fl .
o'cloolc A. M., JIanxaii, dauatiter of Uh a rlfn
and lUnoah H. tilauvelt. atced 'i years aud 5
ui nilia.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
FLATS AND APARTMENTS TO LET. !
I I-urniah FUta nicely for 1d( without requtrola
any cah deposit, accept payinent $2 waekWj
Leepevtrjrthliiv.opeuereuius, l'lafg, lUJW Jtfth.
INSTRUCTION.
Sfr.MKIIUPIlY unit trp"ntlnr lon a StG
llrukdwajr. V. .term 91 per neki call or write.
DR. BR1GGS0FF FOR PORTLAND.
Will Dofond Ills Alleged Horesy
Boforo tbo Qonciral Assembly.
licv. Dr. rharles A. Itrlgsslctt for Portland,
ore., early tbU mornlns to appear be:ore the
General Atsembly of tho Presbyterian
church, now In session In that city. Dr.
llrlERs expects to arilve there In time to
sp-ak for himself on tho ostcmtly Poor in
defense of his alleged heretical utterances.
He Is maklntc tho trip tn deference to tho
wishes of the Union Theological bomlnaiy's
director, who met yesterday ntfrnoon. All
the dooumenta In the alleged heresy case
have been sent to Portland.
HEARNI
22, 24, tn AM) 30 WliST FOUIITKCNTII ST It CUT. H
LadioB' Underwear. HPBCIAI' SA,'K W&
. . . ., Rugs and Art Squares. HI
Seien Luge Lots at Ncw Klnyrna us g!
One Small Price Forty-nine Cents, "'" u!::s!!; ST. Mr
21 93tentuoll7 (1.00 H a
u follow. i 30U CI. t ituuaJlr ),H II
NI.I.I nrr..r - . .1,1- fa - M
...h .olid tucked ,ok., tucked roV..mb,.o ? ." J ' I
ChrmLr T.entj.iwo.trle. Aulinaaon Hue MT
Ponqiadoiir or V aliapo-emb'd or with erab'j . 7tfc ; 30i7J. t.4 K
and torchon lace de and Insertion and emb'd JUlCu. ' ! 4i7 ft . 1.88 !!
ruNe and torchon laco, otliera with torchon all eolora-allke on both aldea. 'Bl
lace and lonerilnga, al.o open front-V emb'd Ju.t tlio Itug for Sauimer. Bjl
anilineitlni. Ingrnln Art Ninirc, H
Drnweri Twelteitrlne 2i3rd.., $2.08. worth JB.OO ,j
with homttltch emb'd ruftto; emb'd ruflle- with 33 rd.. a. Mi worth 6.UI jH
and without beadln; erab'y rufHe and in.ert- 3'H d,, . US l worth 7.60 jH.
lni torchon lace ruffle, and tucka and cambric 34 d., S. P9 1 worth 9.00 IKl
ruffle, all with joke band. 0i4J idt. 6. 98 ; worth 10.60 H
Ui.lldv, 7.9R; worth 12.00 IB
SklrlM Fourstilee Tim lowest prices err quoted for thll nnalltr. lH
with deep hem and tucknt eambrlo ruffle and I
Ucki emb'd ruflle. tucka atote, and cambrio , ikB
ruir.e. torchon lace edue. iriinmed Millinery, H
1'or.rl t'orrn Twelve atjles ANflTIIUIt CUIIAT IIKI1UCTION. iH
V .h.pe-ln.ert.n, and emb'd I da. j 1W M ,8 1Ionnft, and aU mIthJ.M
lac. trim i torchon I.e. and Una emb j In., t- M , Boan.t.and Hat. worth 6.00 '
In,., low neck, deep Irencu emb d front- A 2 H
rththtM MlM nonneta.ndllat. worth 10.0. H
front,. I.o equate neck.. olid tucked front-fin. A,gJ lioon.t. and Hat. worth 14.00 VkW
.mb', and be.Jln.i all perfect .h.pe.-fell.J A, , 1S l;nn.t. and Hat. worth W.00 JM
Baiin -puarl nuttonr, HaR
White Lnn Illoum Va1ntn . Ten Btjles All new. RH
lu, Dotted and Stnped-pUitcd back aud HB
troTit- diepcuflj and rolllna collir. IV
Nnrw,. A,.ro,, si. .tn.. In Misses' Department. H
with Hn.lnoll bem , lieui anil tuck.and line ,-,,,.. lOMW
e.b'rln,e.tlne. -alle.tr. width-wide utrlu... , .,".. . r, . US
, . Childron'a All-Wool naefers IM
All on Second Hoor-all one pilce-alU9 cent.. plMa rhrkl(l,ld ,.j,m N, Bi BMV
Plain or Trlramed, with j;old braid and ancbon. BH
Summer Blanket?. l-su"M:ri7nUt'-n M
The osnal fittlne up of Rummer hotole anl HH
cottar'" t till, time of jear brum, demand for Misses BlnZor Suits
ll.ht-wel.l t bed coTctliiR. at moderate cot. .. . Fine Al -Wool Tulll Katy, Tan andOrar AjjH
l.imopurihl.e. m.de at the lowe.t pme. which pointed KoJIce bolt ... . mllll.rr trim fB
call can procure, enable u to name .pedal In plaeeiet pocket lull tallot-mad.
duiiinonUa. toliona - &7.IIS worth sll. 60 B H
White California Summer Blankets. Ladies' Shoes and Ties. , ll
10.4 S3.na, worth $t OfO three titraordluarr oSoriaiel H fl
10-4 S19;worlli 4 50 .Jftfl
11-4 .1 4l, worth 6. DO All price. I Int. Ill
' 11-4 :l ill . wur'h 6 3li 'trnVS
11-4 4.9d; worth 6. So l.nillr.' Illuik HoncnlB Tlea. ifllvlal
114.1 wool A 04, worth 7,6 11 ,r, Dl.ln .nd tipped, 'UM
11-4 a 1 wuul 7 VH, wor'll In to tl . ., ,, ,' . ,.
!;., 3 OS, worth S MM blsh and medium heel- .11 alio and width,
i Ut 4. US. worth r.Vl .Uh.od-turoeJ,
,'2-4 6.98, worth T.soi for pair.. N'lvrTV.I'llillT iTNIs ood ..! t ..nil naflBI
W-.llwool n Vi. worth v.i0i .ii.r.i l-uiun i ul.tii.i.,. . ooa alu. at 100 BJJ
U-4aUwool 8 89, worth 10 50 (Second. laai
IllTi: SIMI3IKU IILANKIITS. I.ndlr.' Mgl.t.Welaht WRukenphasta. '&
J 10-4 O'Jc. .worth tl. 00 11 l-il.39.woithit2.23 .oltnul.il pll.bU.ol.. H
:ltA WOOL CAJII'IMJ ltl.AMt.ttTS. Allaire.. Allwldttu. IffB
OSc SI 25 $159 bprUllT.luo ONK MX rV-NINK worth 3. 60
TIlWHT.I.INi! ni.ANKKTt AMI Kills. Thlra. H
WooI.ndPln.1. tl.39lofJ6.00 i.d,. I'lne nonajnU 8fcoe 81.08 !
J,V HO UK. 'x oe or common aeoie, (faaal
laa-ySt!pff, '20c. Plaid Mohair, COe tatanco of IhreeDo.lar Shoee, of which IH
KmbM Mamie, 71)3. OreenPlMh, fl.CO blies are noi qnite complete. JHbbb!
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
Wo aro selliiiff Summer
UliiiikctH lor Siiifflo Ueds,
ut s2.oo,s.3o, sa.assind
SI. OO per piiir; for Double
Beds, at. S'.50, SJi.OO,
S3. To, SI. 50 mid $5.25
pur pair.
I For Hotels and Summer
Cottages, tve are showing
three numbers of very re
liable quality, heavy
weight lilanketa for Sin
gle Beds, nt S1.G5.S2.00
and S'-i.oO ier pair ;
ilJouhlel$eils,$2.00,b2.GO
land S3.00 per pair.
Crochet lied Sproada, of
superior quality and. pure
bleach, for Double Ueds,
at 80 cents, Sl.OO, Si. 15
and SI. 25.
I JAMES McCRKERY & CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
HUE AND CARPETS.
CASH OR CREDIT.
Dnrnulrt.ooil e, Low 1'rlerw, Latest Style..
ONLY 10 I'lllt t'UNT. CASH ltn V
Noilrpot.lt h lieu loutt lime Unot nnnleil.
Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits,
Dining-Hooni Furniture, Beti
ding, Stoves, Folding-Bods, Oil
Cloth, Linolouin, Mattings, Win
dow Shades, Curtains, Portiores,
Rofrigorntors, Lamps, Clocks,
Baby Carriages, Picturos, tVc.
st:i: in it kahy ti:h.iis.
25worth, f2 depoalt . balance, 2 per month.
60 worth, 5 deposit balanoe.vt tier month,
A76 worth, $7.50 depolt, balance. 86 per month,
5100 worth, lu depo.lt, balance, C per mouth.
Larger amounts ..roe rate. Alio terms mad. to.ult,
D. ffl. C0WPERTHWA1T CO.,
(OUR ONLY n.ACi: OF UUH1.NE.SS.)
IT-IBato 195 Park Row,.8
j MtV YOltli.
H rroLK U5 HFRDAL HIM V JTA
tro tta.ll cr latrrftio m tlh builii r liurr t ballJ up
nud lu)prtn li rtur.l liilth rla lb iUn (.nj ttauUftti
tbe rot.iittiVn N rtnkl rr fl.Min. follow thb trt
BKiit, EDdr4 r fJ-1" " U4jh aorittj Ulln.
PATIENTS TREATED BY MAIL CONFIDENTIAL
UrMU-ts., and witb im larrlef, IncAivmltrra or U4 ti.
focU, lor parttniUn do)tOM, UU e i-rnu In na ji)
t. 0. w. r. JiiDtit. HiicKti's iBfiiu. caieuo.
;
Or. A. Owen's Electric Belt,
fHuftvlhUMHQ lah ihi NorvMlaa,
Her W. 4a.bra'i SmIi WrU mmtiXtSS.
DANIELLl
AND SONSa U
Upholstery Deft m
(Second Floor). m
Closing out a manufacture m
er's stock of M
Byzantine Rugs, 1
all sizes, at less than cost to W
make.
j I urn it ure Slip
Covers, I
cut and made for suits of
seven pieces, with material in- fl
eluded, from H
R 00 I
Estimates furnished on fl
shade work and reupholster- H
ing furniture. 9
BROADWAY, 1
8th and Oth Sts., Mow York, fl
snSvT" ci,r ni.uciicns.
O $2.97. 1
I . 3k. tuJonlb, flexlblp, (aar. M
L lfri durable, brltrr M
t; Ibmi uny 94.00 M
c1 :teaa3j.s. alio. el... H
V-tuu4ii. 3s wU" '' fl
??Si1 Froarns la
.liarmaltlna- bn rrdttred tlie coat. WW
fti Qn I'lnr.t Frrnch Cnlf or I'alenl WM
I VI 00 ''ro",rr or Knnrnrno (hand mM
a ., ed), t'uunls rH.lom aboca tjm
lliut nould ro.t 7.00 to 8.00. H
Wo erll inorr .bars tbnn any threw Ml
inrii'n .Imp .term. Tbn odTanlnse Hfl
rurnl br Inrjin biijlan enable, us ts WW
nudrrerll nil romiii'tilnro. MM
NTSTfir: I
t'fi.VKlTY , .. H
lleirins .1 bum. Ilcn't rob rartl !
of 7 tn.lT.lt to tb. n.atlst bpa.
ln tt5 lor . set of teeth. (
co BKSTTximi en
OK HUlll.KK I'l.ATE OX
U Oa. Viirt., Wahbaxtxd U
No more .sk.d or taton on. pnc. H
(iold All l.6U up. .oft all 60.. .pi.
o'd plaUs.oldcrawna,telbSilthu
pi. tea, Kxtraetlnff 'i6e. , withp.r. BJJ
IrMh ila. 6Uc Merer closed Car,
Might or hundaj. H
HANKS 1
DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 1
NRWYORK-lnlntb arfc, 2d Ooorb.to lithwU
, itltOOKLYN-478 Fulton aV, aur Eln pUM. J
JKltSKY CITY -4r. York .ndOroresu. HI
Iloa'inil.lakenextdoorfarllanka'lalfaV
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