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AFFAIRS IX BROOKLYN.
A FLOOR DROPS INTO THE CELLAR.
ON IT WAS rTORF-D MV.NY Tons OF IROR CSE
Ni VN in HIRED.
While the a* Yera I hnndred nun employed !n Ute
F. Vf. Wanter Wagon, spring and axle manufactory, In
?oat-eve, and Soul li -i\t, -:.. vs.-ie ut vcili oe Ute
?ppee ti*.:- nf ibe building jre*ierdaj afternoon Ihey
VT.T>- Harlled Kv ii I. rn':, crash with ti abOOll 1 (...
building trom roof t>. cellar. The rra*l bad bera
cau-eci bf t:i<- ground Hoer, on whl ii ss.-,- stored nearly
7do ten- c,f Rea, (Irian away. Immedlali Iv Kn ie wai
a mud nish f-.r ibe -tr.?ct. ai it aa* eapeeted ibr vv j,,.!.
building would collapse. Til* <ra-l. Aad bera heard
a Mock awns, aad i len Blinnie* leter hundred* ?>'
people arera ut tn- _Ran*. Many persons were belli v.ii
nt ilr*t le have twntt Ulled, bal all bal one nan
recaped ssh:, sMghl bruises, received in ia.ii anxiety
to reurh ;, alaee of -at.'v. Tie building I- one ol
toe large-t of lb.- Kind In Rroohlyn, and ba* a frontage
of 160 fort In K-??:? av?.-. and |U0 feel In slvh at.
It la t hre.- alarie* blah.
The only ulan al work on the tlo..r which gav" ray
wa* .1 liri- Milt- iel. f. Ile i.n arith ?!:'? in mv ton*
of bea, hu! escaped arlibeul serious Injury. A* a
nile, mope tin:, nits awn tire ut wort dally on tills
Boor, 'iiicy had all cone to ihe upper Beor* el Ibe
building n lew minnie* before lha crash t ime
bebroxler'- Mt lea u.i- !,.,<llv nrofthed and br received
several wounds Bhout the* tandy, ll" ara* lahen io
lils hom.". Tar in,iii. n-.' wright "ii the door ssa- ibe
cauae el ttl" collapse, and ihi Iron wen! through t"
the cellar, tearing BWBy tbe. support, mid beam*.
Mr. Womer .-aid he could noi account for Ibe
aeaWeat.
? aa -
THK BOARD OP ALDERMEN ADJOtBMS.
At thc Meeting of tbe Brooklyn Board of Aldermen
jajeterday afternoon, re*< lutlon* In honor of Mr.
Blalne-s rn.ni-ry were offered l.v AMenaan Thomas
and adept ed bj nnaalmou* role. Thc Board then ad
loaned a-* ? aura: ol respect. Bepervlsoi Lockwood
iBtTodueed reeciutloai ol ilmllar purport al the meet ins
of the KJni;- County Board ol Mip,rvi-or- y??!eidaj
and tl,ey wen adopt, i unanimously.
- ?* -
TWK.NTV dollars for A Kls.-.
George li.iUer, stage rarpenler witit i',e "Dark
8**cref eajapaay, who completed i week'* engagement
nt th" Lee Aveaae Tbealre on Saturday night, wa*
m-raUiied before Justice .liing yestprdaj on rom
plaint of Jeanie Taraer, n fourteen-year-old plrl. Tiie
g.it played t.i" Juvenile put In lae pius. i>n Friday
night sh" .suv- Raker wen! to her dressing-room and
kissed her agaln.si lier will. She Ken caused bi*
arre.-t. The magistrate |inpo*.*d a line of ir'Jci.
BMMKNKKi:'.. THK PLAINTIFF, ARRESTED.
The condition ,,f Presld ,t Simon nanto, of tin* mn
gregatlon lietii A*lfob-l*rael, ss o vs...- aaaaalted In i
Kfhi in tho synagogue a we.;; ago, ba* i lamed serfou*
aspect.-. Yeaterday one of ni- sons weat lo th" Ewen
hireet Poll i" Court and Inform.-1 the magistrate lhal
ll* fattier had not eaten anything sine." Ihe a**au!l.
He wa* mic oii.-c lons nt linn-, .-ainu.l Blumenberg,
who ls tharged with tin> a?ault np .n I>;ini... wa* In
court. Blaaieabeel had preferred rbarge* against
Jos.-ph Rosenberg, Aaron SheufeM end Jacob Felnberg.
He al-o charged Dante vvi'h assault, bul owing t.i
condition h? lind not I.i arrest el, on the affidavit
nf Danlo*! son, Blumenberg ssa- ni onie arrested and
RM iVId ju default .,! R1.0OU ball.
-*>
HI DBCIDBS AGAINST THE ALDERMEN.
In the suit brough! by John Adamson, a taxpayer,
to enjoin the Union Railway Company nnd Ibe .liv
from becinnin; operation* under ibe franchise granted
tn lt by the Board of Aldermen, mr the ground thal
th" grunt waa diega] beeaoae iii" consent of Ihe
owners of one-half Hie property was not Recured and
an offer of 130,000 i,\- mini her company waa rc
fused i.y the city, a demurrer waa catered oa hebel!
of the city, .indee Caliea yesterday overruled Ibe
demurrer. Ile -aid thal an action could be sustained
against tho city on the ground lhal th" Aldermen
had wasted the publcTfund* In refusing the oller of
Is'io.ooo. Tbe complaint alleged that ihe action ol
the Aldermen vms fraudulent and c illusive, and Ibis
for th" pui'po-.- of the derlstoa meal be taken as
triie. While the local ?nthoritlei need not treat tia*
cement a- property still if fraudulently an oRer t<.
pas for the ronsenl wa* rejected, I ..- ssa- a watti
the eitv's property. The eas* will soon be brought
tO trial.
a,
THE WATER FAMINE OR THK HEIGHTS ENDED.
The witter famine, on Brooklyn Height!, Which La?
lor ten dors caused prent Inconvenience to the people
who live there, xens Viroken at noon yesterdaj l.v a
god flow which reached Ihe 1('P fi tor* ol Ihe highest
house*. The water Waa muddy and uninviting, hu!
Its arrival wns balled with jov. People had Just b"
ra;i to de-palr of ever pttfeufl water nenin and at
lanai one dweller la a brown-atone mansion In Monroe
Mace had put a pump In the basement nf his house.
9
GATHERED ABOUT THK TOWN.
Martin Tropp, ,i well-known redden! la the Eastern
District, died on Saturday at hi- home. No. ls? North
1'nuHh-st., from pneumonia, lie had i>.. ii sick OIilv
a few days. He. wu* In his sixtieth year, nnd wa*
for a long time a trust.." of st. Matthew'* German
Lutheran Church, In North Ftfth-at., near Driggs-ave.
The funeral will take place there Ihi- afternoon. A
widow and tlve adult children survive him. The
burial will be In Ihe Lutheran Onie t.i y, Middle
Villa RB.
The fuin ral of the late john Prentice, who died
suddenly leal we.-k while visiting at hi- mother'*
home ea m.- ll.-lghta, t,.ok place yeaterday afternoon
at hi- home, rfo. ito Columbia Height.-. The Rev.
Drs. R. s. .-',.ir- and C. B. Brewster coadacted tbe
a* rylee a. There were m.uiy weR-kaown realdenla of
Ihe city la atteadaace. Tbe Kunai wu* in On ea
Wood.
The marriage of Edward A. Anderson to Ania
Anderaoa waa annulled yeaterday la Ihe s.ipr. me
Court. ..ii n." groaad thal lt wa* brought aboul by
dures-, the father and brothers of the girl having
threatened to shoot Anderson if he did not conaen! le
tn-- ceremony. He never lived with hil aile.
Th<- Coroner was naked yeeierday to Investigate the
cause ol the sudden death of Ellen Duffy, foarteen
years old, of .Nu. kTI HIcks-sL, which wa- regarded
us sti-plil'.u-. The girl wa- housekeeper for hr
father, win, I- *. pur ii. ti from .hi* wife, 'lhere were
six oilier children In Ibe fi.tully. Tbe girl wa* taken
Ul on Thursday, and Dr. T. L Fogarty found symp
toms pointing tc. malpractice.
I*, ll. McNulty, who r.-i .-iitlv complained to Ihe
Board of Ald-nm-i Ol Ihe lilt uv condition of 1:,' .ai
ou the Jay and snit!, v,. line, wlih food reunite, teal
to the Aldermen yeaterday a complaint In regard to
Ihe- way th- cn- are run, without reference ic. tim,
and the comfort of puaaengera. li na- referred te
th'- Railroad Committee.
OPEEA PROSPECTS El: Io II I ES.
A MUTING OF METROPOLITAN bTOCHHOLDERS
-?jw.. l'i.ANS TO in V THK net -l
A Ilieetitig Of -to< kl.older- ,,f the Metropolitan (ip. ir,
llc,u*e company sci- hi ld yeaterday afternoon at :i.
dire, tors' room of 1!." Mutual Ll!.- It,-uramo Cnn
paiiy, ut Nc -'i- Namaa-at., lo roasMef action In
regard lo the foeecloaure sale of ibe company'* prop
erty, which win i..ke place February 14. ak.,ut
thirty of the stockholder* were present, among them
l.ei?g Janies A. Reeaevell, Ihe president <.f ihe com
pativ ; Henry "Warren, KU nig. I. Gerry, Adrian
lsellli, G. li. Haven. K.dss.Kl .ppr, <.ge I'..,l..rf!s
Wetmore, Winiam ll. nilliighasl, George Kemp,
George K. linker, ll. M.K. Twombly and Hear] cl. vs-.
Mr. Gerry pr.--id.-d.
The pinn fonaed sc.iue lime ago foe Ihe purchase
of tbe hoaoo and its preaervattofl for opera by Henry
Warren and others wai proj.1 by Mr. Warren al
the nieeUng and wai discussed, Ila detail* have
ulready tuen puhll-h.-d. li look* t?. tbe formullon
of a new company with a capital <>f ?1,000,000, di
vlded into twenty .-hare- of R&0.000 each, lo be held
by i?!*out tw.-nty tubacrlber* Ii j- proponed lo r.-ni
the opera boase a! a -um raftrlenl tu pav Ihe In
tares: on the amount required over Ibe rapllallx.i
tlon of RLOtMljOOO lee Ibe pur, I,:,-", for llttin,'
up and re..pening Ibe hon-. Uv Ihe terni- ol th.
r.-ntul fifty perfonaaacea of opera must he given in
h.- coneil of the winter leeson, ami ibe tiockbolden
nf the compHiiy iire lo accept hojiee for Ibcse per
foriiiaine- in Ibu of int.r.st ,,n rii. ii- Investment
ll at ally time a tie!,! ol 030,000 shall I"' ai a iiaitilat.(I
the beana la t>. he -dd again Tbe subscriber* tim
far snared un ier n,i- pian are Adrian l*elta, i.
rierpont Morgan. J. Hood Wright. Cornelius nnd
William K. Yanderi'li', Rebel! and Ogden Ooelet.
Luther Keitatae, W. >eward Wet,h. Edward Cooper.
Mary Warren. John .Ineoh Astor. II. M.K. Tvvnnil.lv.
Adrian bella, Jr., and William 1). gtoaoc. Tlie-e til
leen have taken oi,|y Ihlrleen -har--.
Anoth.-r plan w?- peopoaed ni the meeting of yea
Bteday hf Henry clew- iu (be lona of a reanhiUon
??that the cha,i' .apj... nt a committee of t|,r.-? to c iii
fer personally Ot hf OMIQaaoaalOBce with all the
stockholders, with .-, view ,,f -.-, uiing a^ manv as po*
albie to Join m the pun hhs. .,r the Metropolitan I >p.-ri.
Hun* Comp.nj' propcity and tile .vjoiropolltau lm
provement Conipetiv propertv at the auction sale tho
14lh dav of February, providing the committee sue
ce<d in securing nt leaei th.ny four atorkfeoMera to
rome in. Hen the eoaiailttec lo he autborlaed lo buy
th., property for and tn their behalf, provldl lg lt
pun haae tan be made at a price n< t lo exceed 11,750,
OOO."
Thu ie ..ut on vs;,, adopted, .'.nd th** rhalnaaB np
polnted . tie committee Henry (lews, J. Pier
pout Morgan and Charles I.ai.ur The pian proposed
bj Mr. R'arren ssa, m,, adopted a* an aliernatlve
In case Mr. (lews'* plan should not succeed, and Mr.
\\:,i:en wa* appointed claiinaan of a coi mtttee lo
carry it oul Mr Clew, and Mr. Warren ss,ii hare
a me.-'ing today, and it I- though! pi tatble thal iii"
tss,, pian- ssiii in -om.- ssav be harmonized.
Thora -('"iii- io !"? a general sc lt! d i nt i lion Hi it
th,- Metropolitan Opera House vsin again be used for
opera. The various schemes for making k i hotel or
a circus or a railwai sin ti on have iweu entirely losl
sight "f. .md thc pim- fi* a new i nnpiiny lo cou
din! it as an "p rn bouse .. apt t ? ? n< ld nj >n ?
The properly lor .'n,s' oilier purpose would noi be
hk?ls in ia na minn beyond the value .?! tbe land,
ss lui. those vsi.o wj.ii! it for o|* t.i can a il ord t. pu.
something more than ih'rt. n the plan- dlscu ed
s.--'.-:'las niel successful tile I ->u-.' ss;l| j.i..l..ibis I.
di tn.-.-.l of ju-t ii- lt ssa- lo be thi- seal ln.it :-. lt
will he rein.-d to Abbey, Schoeffel .s (.ran. The plan
Of a p'-i-iMie ni i In ii- tra* di-p - d ,,f s.--r. i-das by Mr.
Hamilton, the agenl of J. A. Huller, ssh,, dc lared po*,i
nv "iv that Mr. Balley had never though! of bu)lng
Ihe opera hou e.
HOME NEWS.
1'KOMINI.NT ARRIVALS AT I HT HOTELS.
ALREMARLE Baron s?n Moiienbecher, ol tue ,..-?
man Legation fit. Wasblngion, RREVOORT?Cbarlc* K
Perkin*, president <.f th" I hicago, Durllnglon and Quiney
Railroad (..inp,ns. Illili vviM'l Senator Nelson
vv. Aldrich, of Ilbodi I-:., ri Cot rrees* ra H. Il Po*
el Vermont, ind John M Wever, of I'lattaburg, S, T.i
Arthur Sews!I, Of Malu.- mi'! K> ri,nani VV Peck, ,'f
Chicago. MURRAY HILL Rx-Congrossman H. I
Parson*, nf Ohio. RTURTEVART-Uoveriwi Robert J
Reynolds and ea.i 101 Benjamin T Rigg*, ,,f Delaware.
vu rOIUA-tienera] v. K. Marin, of Boston, and I baric*
K Pee*, ol Albany. W1KDSOR?Jdarvin Ilugbllt, al
Chicago.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO DAY
Kapid Transit CommlmlonerV, Ne- SS William-**.,
?2 p. m.
i: umi Line pre*lden(s' meeting.
C. vv. liardner's case, (curt of Oeneral Bessiona.
Knurl of Aldermen, I ly Hall, 1 p. a>.
Kullee and Kil.it c'..ti.ti iii -i"te r-' meeting*.
French Cook*' hall, Madison Square <;arden. evening.
Protestant Kplsoopal Church Hospital and Dispensary
benefit, Palmer's ileaire, afternoon
Academy af Mi Heine, ape lal meeting, Ro, ii Weal
Forty-Uiird-Bi * p. m.'t
Kane Lodge, No. 151, K. .t A. M., Mis,.nie Tempi",
g p. m.
E. Ridley I Bona' Employes1 IMief Fund enter
tainiie'tit. Leno* Lyceum, 8 13 p. m,
Annas] meeting NVw.Yerk K.nd- iparten Association,
Kla/a Hot 1 :< 80 p ni.
NEW-YORK CITY.
F.\ ("bambi ri.iln Richard Croker and Corporation
Counsel dark will Mari on a nip In Ihe Knuth on
I bnrsday. If wa- given oul yesterday lhal Mr. Croki r
Iniend- getting bai ls In tl.la g i t.> the Inauguration.
The Committee on Rule, of Ibe Board ol Aldei
sviii meei t,. .1 iv ti. . onxlder Ihe propriety of chai glng
Ihe r. gular hour ol meeting fr.un i p. m. on Tut at
lo sot.t!..-r h'.ur. The fommlltee on Snlarli i d
Offices mel yesterday afternoon and prepared it- ll t
ol Commissioner* of Deed*.
.vu Ii leresttng mid aitia,'the entertainment will be
given In til" Lenox Lyce im, at Ma llsnu ave. and liff.
ninth--!.. Ibis evening, f,.r the benefit ..f th" r. ll-f
fund of ihe employe* ol K. Ridley rt Sons. The oh
Jed I- an excellent one. ami those w.n. mt.?ml (be en
tertalnmcnt vsi:i no! only be enjoying Ihe i e fora i 11
bul have tl,.- consciousness lhal ihey ar"' helping ?
well-managed mid admirable Institution.
The failure of Harri- A Co., memben ol the Con
-'lida'.-d stock nmi Petroleam Ext ..ai,ge. rs,is an
noun* '.I v ? .-'? rday.
Ex-Mayor Gran! reappeared In tl).- netghborbood ol
the (itv Hall yesterday, having removed hi- olRn
from Ko. 43 Exchange Place, where be began busl
neaa for himself Ihe day .-itier laming tbe city gov
eminent over to Mayor Gilroy, t" No. 261 Broadway.
Hire be bu established the office* of the Ra
Advertising Company, of which Ut- ba.* became Ihe
president.
The m.---eng, rs at the Custom HOUtM and the _%p
pr:ii-er'- >1.,res have employed Ir.itik Sperry lo g,, lo
Washington lo try lo get the President lo make them
nub]eel to tbe Civil Service ral..-. They draw Balaric
ol 1840 ii year.
Cotton price* declined eleven point yesierday, ow
inp to fear Hui the Anti-Option Mil would pa ll
Senate to-day. Cotton broker here ar" Inclined to
believe tbe lull win g,, through thc npper Hons", end
are anxious about lt- fate li. Ibe lower one.
"Arizona Reader."?Edward S. Blokes waa found
.milts- el murder In tbe Ural d"gre,- on bis iii t trial,
ai.d wa- sentenced lo be banged. Tbe Cowl of Ap?
peal.- granted a second trial. On thi erond trial
he wa- found guilty of a lower degree of crime, and
served a lena lu Slate Prison.
Th" amount ol duty due on goods remaining In
itorc ut th- i',,rt ol New-York on November 1. 1802,
according to returns completed yi lerday, w, -i-.
023,?'.''.'> H. The open bonds amount to $12,72.-..
The amoanl of good- k -mi t,, be the largesl ever li ld
lu .-tore. The good* have been senl ben. In I rgi
amount- by foreigners, it, Ibe hop" >.f selling Ibeni.
1! not told they will lo back.
I)..minla Coletta, who arrived In Ibe steerage ol I ?
French Line steamship La <>a- ogne yesterday, bri ughi
a valise full ol gold and liver walche , ll- aid hi
wa- going to start a Jewelry store. As bc had not
declared them dutiable they ss.r.- seised, bul alli bi
released on paymciit of duty.
The warmer weather, rain and fog have io reduced
Ihe quantity and softened tbe little remaining lee tn
such iii ext.nl thal thc steamer ?'. II. .Northam, ol
ih" New-Haven Line, han resumed her trip*, Laving
Her No. SO, Eas! River, al n :30 p. m., i ber, lol re
A sal.- of painting* by well-k*iown American and
European arils!* will br held on Thm las ead Frtdai
evenings al the FIR , Avenue Auction Room . No. SM
Flftb-ave. The painting ur.- from tbe coTerilon
made by Samii"! SibwarlS, and lin Ind" example I'S
Rd ward, Leon mid Percy M.nan. Constant Mayer,
Ki ink, Lajoa, Dupre, Van Ltemputten and .,:... r-.
The Linn.i.nil Society of New York will meet in Ih"
American Muaeum of .Natural 111 - ? <. r >? to-morrow even
lng to ll-t.ii to addie--.-- by J. A. Allen and I rai,I.
M. Cbapmaa.
Owing lo the Berfoua nature of hi Hine* . ti,.- Rev,
Dr. .1. ll. Worcester, prof. ur ol yale mal lc ibeologj
In Cnion Theological Seminary, ba* been ..Mig d lo
jive up iii. class work enllrHj for Hie pr. em. Dr.
iv,.!, ? i. r li :? ml- to leave Hie elly In a few u..s.s lo
.. t u change ol air and surroundings.
Colonel James S. Clark on, who bi- be t, confiner]
o 1,1- I.in for several das.-- Witt n were i n ,1 and a
?Ugh! i.n.'., li Of ih'iiniat m. vs.a tu ell I III; r ?'?"'I In
lealtfa >?-'.-idas, ll- did not n-clve an] vile
lining the dav. a- hi pb] I-bm had a hi ,,1 al. ...ii ?
lulel. Ile vsi;i proUiLI) he able tu bc oul In a "na-.
.1 two.
THE HEX El IT FOB MBA BISHOP
Tb* benet!! wMeh ss.-,- given ai Daly'. Theatre ye
.?rday afternoon for Mis. Eleanor Fletcher RNiop,
l,e motbrr ol Washlngl ii Irvli g lil li ip, a alt nd. i
,v a li tv aii'ii" me. ; nd Ihe ri relpi . muled lo
bout W.iiOO. Mr. Haly'. compeii? play, i Lord
r.? 1111y-?.11'- "The Forester*," whick ssa Hi roughl]
?nj..sad. a- usual. In ad li I lon lo "The I ' ? ter
li- Marie Tempest sang two ongs, v Rummer
;|gl *" ...i! ? I he Mg! ll lg ile." I ie nc. p of Hi
mm-tit I- mos! gralllylng io Hie many friend ol vii
,I-||, p. \s|e, I- . ' -' y Ol all i
i .hu li she i.Ive.
V&l
Powder
Jthso/ute/y
Pure
A cream of tallai liaising powder. Highest
if all in leavening tfreflgtb.? /altti United
<tntift fiormniiriit Food Report.
ROYAL BAKING lVlWIJKIi, CU., 10C Wall ht., M. Y.
Life and Accident Insurance.
FORTY-THIRD ANNUAL STATEMENT
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c.i.O. t . .-s, l I'.LI Xii. Mu - v ? i' ? . ?
Black Gooda Department*
fSecond Itt,<tv.)
Wo arc now cloning oul tho bal*
nico of our 23 inch Black Figured
silk-;in(!-\\ onl Bengalinea, 91*1*1
mt yard ; formerly S2..J5,
Also, ir* imh Black Camera
Hair, in Stripes, Figures anti
Plaids, ai ?1.00 per yardi re
luced from $2.0O.
I AMES McCKEERY ft CO.,
Broadway and lilli St.
COLD
un.l ii et I'll "tun lend In critical III,,r**r*.
H3iRr& Packard
V CO RK FILLEOV
"KORRECT
SHAPE1'
SHOES
IH.il.?. I ll,.- te. I li.int iiiiiI-i ni e and deep
lltei.i sunni und . unit...-lui.li .
BOOT
SHOP
PARK PLACE AND BROADWAY.
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Grand, L'j ri^ht ond S,| are.
CASH, EA5V PAYMENTS, nnd I OK klLNT.
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Elegant anil ebaatl design* in rare and
t Bi .r*l sao d:..
MOORRATE PRICES.
FISCHER PIANO WARDROOMS,
110 Fifth Ave. Cor. 16th St.
THOM US i ILIA \ holli, ls ms FRIENDS.
III. RI Ll ISKO I'V '.sll,. I I. A .MW HERE *.->'!'
|>!M IPPEAR*- I "K.tl'POIXTMl XT "! THE
i?:e ? 11 x.vrn'*- il li \'.i i.
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? n**lde lu 1 |i|. r ni Ho r.k. ii lie ? nt ashore i nd j
?Iii" .III ?!. lt . - P| 'I timi le SS. Ill III l.'.S' . il, '
as*., where lu ha. frit 1 il ami re atlvi li
' baggage ssiii. Iii,,, willi Ihe .\ eptli.n of a small
uniting. 1 .li.in ssa> 1111 j? 1.-?.I "ii ibe < Mu '? "!
try I hr .ls:, um', ssjti: ih. 11 ? t ? -111 imi , ,f Mowing up |
? ' ii-n I lou r ol Common*. Ile i lal med lo br j
1 .'.ni..lian iii lien, bal wa ' n I bj the j
'"'-I' ".ui'-. I; . enlly ha wt 1* I-.. -? I, and al onre
Igaged ||| [,a . , ,. 1 ..... , ,
rite Irish National | .en gue ira ni od t-. sive Hi
"luii 1 n .pun, when ne arrived ber* y.-*ter1*
id O'Connor .m. i.-am ilin ss;, io merl lum at the
er and tal.. m?, ,,, \,,. ,-,| ,;_,M , ,?,. |.?, __n4 .,., ,
' nlj see n ! -I . Ibe |,,, in* ,,[ Ihe league. Sh. \|,
iiighlin ss:,, un baud alien il,-' l.t- steamship arrived,
?lr. ' allan a al ked . , d went Li
- 'I- nu.i'i .m. Hi i mie lu ii,- ? ? md t abln ul iii
?ali,.|. ai.I lesa , ;, I,,,.,,,, j,,. .|,|p knew svla, tl,.
.li i and retie, ni mau ss , 1 nil,,. ronner!* II. 1 I
Lowall, an! li.' (OM ii f-'l' ? ,' -?,,.?-i tli.,1 ||c
"Hid go 10 thai cit) :i. soon i e lal I. I. Ile
ni ? ' 1. : Hu si ea mei al Kn itbamptoti, and bl*
liar ssa- ald.d ||, ||,|_ i,, ||1(. |j,1 ,,| ,,., ,,?( ,,(,,,
1 engera a* - lier; Callan.* Callan ssa- eonvli led lu
I' "us 1, treat disappointmenl t<> uu mani |
emla Iii N.ss York Uiat lin.-} could 001 meet him nn I
., urilvjj. 1
HILTON, HUGHES & CO.,
Bacceei fi to a. X. aReirart ? Ce,
SPECIAL SALE,
HAND-MADE
LINEN LACES,
MEDICIS, TORCHON AND CLUNY,
15c 20c, 25c, 30c. and 35c
45-inch Flouncings,
EMBROIDERED IN COLORS.
Russian Edges and
Insertion to Match.
Broadway, 4th Avenue, 0th & 10th Sta.
LACKS AND EMBROIDERIES.
A Kpecinl lol ol ?"?"" pieces of
Edgings und Insertions, from 1.1
< rills io AO cent? per yurd*
Torchon, >f<*<li*i. Point1 de Paris
mikI Normandy Val Laces in all
widths.
850 Pieces Black Silk Drapery
Nets, 7."> iriits, rf 1.00 nnd $1.35
per yard ; regular price A 1.50 and
$2.00.
.mo piecen Black silk Trim*
minis Lucers 1. ~>. und ('* Incite*
widi', al 80 (m'iii-., ?-'."> pen In mik! .?!
re ii tri pf'' yard. Demi Flounces
7."> cents, 85 centsand $l*OOper
Mild ; special prices,
Novelties In White* Cream and
IScrn Trimming Laces for evening
wear,
Duchesse Lace Flounces from
1)10.50 to $80.00 peryard. Point
Lace Flounces from $10.00 to
rt.<io.OO per >;iid. Duchesse and
Poi ni Trimming Laces in all
widths.
JA3I ES McC R EER V ft CO.,
Broadway and 11th St.
K'jtCt't Tr id' Mark.
EMBROIDERED
TEA CLOTHS, ETC.
Wt lin < i?st r>rriii il tht first importation nf
'?', teuton of thttt goods, comprising tray Cloths,
Platt and Finger'Howl Doyliet, Ita Clotht and
s'rnr/a, ott of ntw and haudtomt Spachtel work
letigns, embroidered in silk, plain white, and
tliitii uluie ni tombination with jmik, blur, and
told. Thi* astortmrnt surpast - iv attractive'
teat and artistU i refill nee any previously offertd.
Incl nd td among thtst art finger-bowl ami
date dopli t and centre-pieces in the ntw round
Imiie just coming into popular favor.
james mccutcheon & co.,
the linen store,
til Hf st lilt! Street.
I*- M^
Vut n.'fl nnd I..V* nf all ? ?-?'?*, l,,nc or -Is tt. -f'.'it
Bau, -a'-'.l Um p"t. r. 'ly t..
ul .m.
I'm largo nor-; and small men.
Suits, sin in s_\"i.
Trousers, silo ss.
( >\ rirn.lls, S 10 ld $25.
Ulsters, si | tn s_?."i.
lirhig buck niial you ilon'l like?the
iirrsi sort of guarantee that our
lathing is ii hui it ought to l?f.
ROGERS, PEET & (JO.
Tin;!.!: innni-e,
ll'... ' HA A \ SS a ! ll
bu.ii:.-. I .i at.
HUMPHREYS'
Di. ll.i;.|.iit rs*- ??|.i'i iii. * ,:. - emili is- 4.111 cara
li] tm ,-.. i-i! il i'd.. '.-"i I' r s.a.. i-i private pr* lice
ld !"l mri Ililli) -il - 1*3 t' ll upi. ss I Ul ft.-.I
I.S. I. .I.,'e >|, ]|| ;, .,?. ||| , ,_,,. |,,r ,;__ J , ., ...
hey ' a ? " ta.'!? (iru_,'v'ir-, punda, ..r redu Ins Uie
-ten, Blld '? [tl f' t BIM '. ? ' -I.s.ta-.un IC.'.ur.
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I Ti'i-illina. ' I isinj;. Wakel lim - .tr,
I ld,,. 11,... a f i : nu .a Adult* .??.{
7 t ....uh*, m d- It " lillis .i.i
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7 Kulin. Di*. ,.?.?. .'J3
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ti I inuit's Ui-iiUii.'... V.'-fl',.' Bet . .-J.1
.s..ii by (rtigalM* ri i?."!' Uumpbreya** Meal
v, tn \ 111 \\:;i...ii, -t. N V
SPECIFICS.
HEARN
MR, 24. '** A>D 30 WEST FOIRTEENTH STREET.
Blue Diamond Sale.
Of Each and Every
Offering Advertised Below
It May Be Truly Said that It Represents
NEW ANO DESIRABLE GOODS IN QUANTITIES.
Small Lots Are Not Advertised. Old Goods We Have Not.
Ladies' Underwear.
Wt never gara lath vain.* as wis are givlnj now.
MkIii Gawaa 4 laa*rt|ng*?eawbrli rufllo. Ki-'.
k.,1 d tacked yaka?(all niffle, 4'Je.
Beaded s..v tura<vei collar md cuff*, ?*?.
Cambrli .iowna -.iiid embroidered yoke, tOc.
Panel s,,k't ... lac* anil embroider?! Tdc.
Cambric?deep Val. oi Toreboa l*''-e, VS'-.
\snrth u eeata lo *i 50.
Tine. Mciit, i)re..r^ t,, *", oo .splendid Valaa
I'ni.el l'n?rr* - Perl t *hii' - ali llua, Ile.
r.i nt.-d ant Bonan 'ii i. ..i'i"i v trina*, it--.
V -'ill'" I i' k Bad fr..nt i ? at lr tn. Wc
High ..el la* ,. ?? and ribbon ran, 40c.
worth 19 t.. ~, i tenta.
Finer Corset Coyer* ti. MOO.s.ilotidid TBlttl
Fine Muslin Cl.rini.rs Neal 'rim. d'
With corded band, lull taekad front, He.
With "''lil ' ? 'lel'li' T'-el | .Oil. |>?d')H t. lilli 1 _.,
i.."i,..a ... ...... { ?**?
Km? cambrli -lae.' vi.k.'. 13c.
sstrth 40 to 75 cent*.
Finer <;hen,l-e* to tJ.OO.splendid value
Drtatrara turka and emb'd mm* er lace, |4?,
Pour nicki ami aide eaiVd mrtio, _;;.?.
'1 . ,.?. bea t tig ai i ? ld ? emb'y, i'je.
Cambl "",:.?..-- / ...
enitl'7 ai.(I in e't.l.K". \ m '
worth io to 80 coat*.
I'.:.' r Dram i ? 12.28.*p>tid:d vain.'
I.tull. ?' I nilton Flnnnrl
Kl .?!' - r I)r ni'rs-ett l.'v trim, 6:).-.
Canto Flannel Drawon , .Ute,, n.i
l.\tr, .[/!? Canton i mnej D ia er* -heal, 4'.>-.
Canton Flannel Night Gowns emb'y trim, 7'.'
1|i.*e?' I muon Flnnnrl
Drawer* -beni bi uabrlc r .it*. Rat.
I blldrra'a I nnt.in Flnnnrl
Dla ind ran bric r.itri?, 19c.
. , I. el Night D 20,-.
Hubbard S (bl <?? wi -? iBa aad "-??ks, 44e.
CLO01SU HALI OP
Solid Silver Table Ware
ni ntioiit ro?l ol I h.- .r.i.le inrliil.
SOLID BILTBR
La*; ? half dorm 5 T'7 ; rat?M '.'''0
Deaaerl .sp .ona half adina IS 79; raia* lsoo
T*l half i: n 12 08; *alu?20 00
. ? i ? ? i.n.r oom j* .?.., value ii 00
(.ms- i.i id , each .. ?.* rad i 8 10
(kihi I each l ?..- . ralua * 00
S' -T "ri e. . J ; ., . Vl ... ^ 5 ,
1 , .? I a k. ... 2 IQ XJ ..,. 1
Derry Pork* each 70 , s?..
All lilli,.l-ntnel s i igtair.l.
Silks.
We n?\-er gave siKh \alue aa \rt oro giving __,
White Japaoe** Wash .silks, '
llla'k China Silks-21-lrieh. **??
Pansy Stripe Japanese \Vu.-h Silk*. J*
nij'k Freii'-h Surahs aeft lln:*h, ~*"
mask Satin Dachau* etira finality, ***?
Black limeade sflk-22.Jn> li, J~"
Black Wida Wease jiens'iiine*, Jr*
Colored BaagallaoB?oirtia heavy cord, -'
( hanjeahlo Surah*?all .olors, ***?
i baageabla iii.>'i.'i" small*. *?
Uro ni" Figured Wit'i. Siiits-27-lneh, JJ*
Whit" Chiaaa?delleate colored ilsures, .7"
livening Tinted I hlaaa i al Bgote*, JJ"*
n-ss Figured lmlia- -li-'iu ami d.irk-32-lnch,
7 IB
73*
Ht
Ml
Mt
?181
rinted Balis Binned Pongee*?waahabl*,
Cbaageabla Striped Skirting Taffeta*,
Rainbow S|?>t Taffeta*?Mack pi mindi,
rwo-tooed Mni"- Balla 'b- . bine*,
Black *nd Colored silk Velvet*,
illack Silk Velvet)-?24-inch,
Extra lino Black Bilk Villa** Ul lath.
2-J8
Notions at the Lowest Prices
knosrn for many a day.
Dre** Shield*. Colton nod Bilk.
Stockinet. Ka. 2, tc. Bilk Tatt, U .poota. M
No. >, 6c. Sewing bilk, doien aa.
JJ^t Rubber, Sa. i. >,-. Emb'y bim, jg ?__.__, I?
Silk, No. J, l'jc. Knitting co. spool ' __._'
Blk. faced allk Nu. 3, Ile. LJaca Thrccl, 2t
Baal Ilubber, No. 3, lo-:. Baiting Cot., dozen, o*.
Other Iteiua of Interest.
Done casing, p<:, Gc. Pr.-s.an Bxding, pc. lue,
Belting, pc. Be* Catted- Elaatla. ' ' j^
Darning Wool, ge. bili Elastic, jq.
Beat Bceawax, Se. silk Maa Garter*, __*_,
sklit Bands, J'j.;. BOM Buttons, gr, i_*
I'.vin i)r^*s say*. ldc. Beal H. 1 E, card, i*.
sh'.o Button*, grosa, ge. N?aat,t;i do, box, Te,
Eat' I'm*? ?oo to paper, se. Stajr nind'e, 3 }-i?, jg,
Horn Bon*?7 Inch, 4c. lt.la Tape, pkg!,' ic
8 inch. Be. ru""ta Binding, pc, fia,
0 inch, Be, Kid Crin per*, pkga, (?,
El, Dre** Bone?9 In. I'.-. Talma***, j^
10 lu 17c Buck l'.ai, bei, it.
Best Cov. Bone, 7 kt 9 Ball Co'tcn, lt_
inch, 184). Collat B.ttons, doi, ta
i." 'ir Casing, 4c.
Beal BeB Dr-.s Braid... til colon, De,
B^.'k D.-e?wm*-kerJ' Braids, 3'i yd pc, 18*.
Fan y Balllag aullll Un.al), pc, g*
Skirt rrote.-t.ir*. velvet beding, 11s,
Beal Whai?bon.>a?warranted, 30m *.tr*.p* IM,
Corael Bat :-. 5 hook Sa,
.>1*ju bte-.;?0 hoon, pi;r. 40,
Clinton M. Url Sn fr ty Plus.
Net, 1?4c. doz.m.Noa. 2 and 3?5c. ta
Crimping Plus.
Box of twelve, 8c.; wen a.
RADWAY'S
PILLS,
1V*:t retetanie, nr.'.d and tell*!'.e. i ?nse pcrf'ct
;...? ? n ????? . aad healthful rec- i lt
i -.- ii. -; c|,- , H l ? i | ?' il r., i .i-H ? - mptoim
?nd r. .as. hiv fe -y-t.'ia .:. .'ta. b b..x At I>r\t:c!-fA
SPECIAL MENTION
* .11 ri ...mir ii i. ml.lillie I lot. me,* rolutn.i,
air r> . .uiui.et..I.-,I lo llir rrn.lrr* of TIIF I Kill.
I > I a. i l.'irnn j I.I r rel. solo, mil b.l.lnr** caa Bo
dour br mail stiiI. llir udsrili.rr* sw b I ta perin I
? ul,IT
ALWAYS IN ORDER
Fountain Pens,
MAJORS
CEMENT
.S THE STRONGEST
Sru.l tor prier li*l lo
Clinimere M. Drprs, sny* ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
ll .? llir br?l I'm iiiiide. Slnjor* lt .lishe, t .turin.
Maier*! I calli.-r ( rn.nil.
_ .llnjor'* lli'.i l.l.|in.l l.lur.
J I 1* ' Platt) IR Rt 'J.V. per hollie.
. Leacn, | A. Majcr Cement Co.
hONtis.nn si, n. v. kum iokhmty.
I Buy Gilbert's
DRESS LINING
I hum Magda
COTTON
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III.*! I all.I I*
, aa-.- Muli I. lillis*]
, , , In* ill . ?-c* IO
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uni; om
NELY AGE.
'rouch & Fitzgerald
Reliable Trunks
and Bags.
Hil llr..:i.lsTnr.
701 lilli.live.
?BA llioa.lv,*,. N. Y.
THE AMERICAN
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AND
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Tribune Almanac.
1893.
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moues. Uni, li*t eser compiled. 1 iiliiuhlr to .indent*.
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