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r 1 CARROLL DOWN
Craters 1 Former Right Bower
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foard Qf Sachems ToNight
at the Wigwam
DESERTERS COMING BACK
OldTime Leaders Like Hugh Grant
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burke Cockran and Others
i Driven Out bythe Squire of Wan
tape Returning the Fold
Tonljht will witness the omclal de
eepitajUon oJoton F Carroll AI a leader
io Tmmanl 1tl111Jllft name for 5li
ohwh wIlt not be presented When tho
Tammany Society Iwrtds Its mooting It
rtll be ntvmmnrwl that Carroll and pos
ThY cjtDJetrcAUttorney Asa Bird Gar
dlbtrB name hive been withdrawn rrom
3 aU ooiwlderoiUon Both have been It t
t t cfeeurn In the Tammary Society for
years Bojh were active lieutenant of
lUchard Croker vtl1n the was the head
and front of the organization Both nlso
were members of the kitchen cabinet
I to which Lewis tflxon called attention
when ie re lgir < l the leadecsCilp
Borough Prerldent Ixiuln F HnrTen of
the Bronx Is latea for Gardiner place
I on the Sachem list It Is already ac
otPted as a surety that big Tim
eulllvn the Congressman will Kel
Carrolls place on the list The election
J tees place tonIght at the Fourteenth
7 street wlrwnm
The Board of Sachems as pow con 1
tUuteU comprises Charles T Murphy
Dirilel F llcMahon John Knox
y Thomas Dunn Patrick Keenan Ran
7 dolph Guggenhelmer and other equally
well known Tammanyltos
Jlovrry Cane to DB Met
A Not until after tin adjournment of
the Legislature will there be a meeting
Of the General and Executive Commit 1
1 ttti to take action on the Devery i
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eThtlJe bodies will meet next Mon
day when exciting times are looked
Car
It If u rood as aftsured now that
I t nri rClty Chamberlain Patrick
Keenan will be elected 10 the Ttreosurer
pot Tammany Hall aklng the place
Bode vacant by the death of John Mc
I Quad
With the relegation of Croker from
all participation in the councils of
Tammany such former ndherenti
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ot the organization as Hugh J Grant
Twmsj F Ollroy both former Mayors
Bourfco Cockren Charles W Dayton
and John D Crlmmlns are gradually re
I L turntns to the Wigwam Many more
t k men less prominent In Democratic o4r
I cles than these have already signified
tbelr willingness to return to camp and
participate aa of yore in tho councils of
the party
14 2 While the fact la not exploited at the
4 Fourteenth street Wigwam H is known
w that leader Charles F Murphy has
1 extended Invitations all of the old
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TJBREE OF THE FORMER PROMINENT LEADERS WHQ ARE I
PREPARING TO CLIMB INTO THE TAMMANY BAND WAGON
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tntlCroker contingent to enter ngaln
Into the lire ot the organlratlon and
marshal their Democratic ranirth un
d r the binner of Tammany
That those Invitations have been
well recleil In evidenced by the fre
quent appearance at Tammany Hall of
many of the old time leaders who re
tired from active work In the organiza
tion because ot the predominance of
the Crokcr element There men have
sinCe their retirement either held nlojf
from nil connection with Tammany or
have associated themselves nlth an
Independent Democratic movement
IlFturnlnu to the Fiilil
These men are nrnduilly retumng
to the fold They have bern assutcd by
the leaders primarily by Charles F
Murphy that IllcharJ Crokorn In
fluence III gone It W oi on that dis
tinct understanding that tItce men
have again allied themselves with the
Hall v
It Is tho object of Leader Murphy to
gather around him the oldtime stuid
nya of the orgunlzaUon nml to ucoord I
them recognition which wan denied
thorn under Crokern ruin
Henry D 1urroy was prepared to
break Into the organization when his
brotiher wm made Chief of the Fire
Deportment Tint nettlril oil claims of
Purroy on the Tjmminy Hall organ
lzitlon tu far an ruiiHtatement of the
Iurroy faction Is concerned
The ontlnued retirement of John F
Carroll and everything that smacks tit
the Carroll atmosphere meets with the
approval of the present Tammany Hall
administration IthRft become Known
that before Carroll abdicated the leader
ship of the Twentyninth Assembly Dis
trict Ir favor of Joseph ilqiiuir 40 and
Charles F Murphy had a heart to heart
talk In which Murphy plainly told Car
roll that he could not expect to bo re
garded as a Tammany Hall loader lie
was told that It ho attempted to again I
ncnumn the leadership of hlA district he
would bt opposed Mr Murphy Informed
Carroll that his relations with Croker
were of such a nature as to warrant the
opposition which his nOlno as leader
would receive and CarroU then and
there determined to tellnqulah the lead
ership to his subordinate
Tirtlirrlnnd Not to Show at FaIr
THR HAGUE April 2OThe Govern
ment of The Netherlands has decided not
to make an appropriation In aid of The
Netherlands exhibit at the St Louis
Exposition
Jmlan Crania hIll
District Court Judge Otto Crouse of
Jersey CitY Is seriously 111 at his home
No 50 Duncan avenue While precMalnr
gymnastic exercise ihe ruptured n blood
vessel
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tOrrrtIGIr lto Itlr onofl
SPEEDWAY IS IN
NO DANGER AT ALL
Supt Weeks Declared that Some One
Dreamed of CaveIn Described To
Day for There Was None
The Speedway having been under
mined lost week win > c terdny dug In
to from the aurfoco In Imagination A
story was printed In thli mornings pa
per that n largo holn was discovered
In the roadway at One Hundred and
Slxtynfth street yet terday afternoon
by James J Collins Superintendent of
Highways
According to one paper the hole was
three feet wide Another doubled It and
made It MX Supt William K Weeks
of the Speedway nald loday that there
had born a fixInch hole there scarcely
big enough for a horses hoot
Theta ilreturn about the Speedway
make mo weary said Mr Weeks
The truth about this little spot jjt
yeHtcrdny III this Tho Sprcdway Is
built on piles with a filling In of broken
rock on which the surface dirt Is laid
Heavy rains sometimes oiny through
tho loose dirt anti make little holes
but it Is ridiculous to Hay that the
ftoeednny Is caving In or Is In danger
Chls thing huLa been occurring for
years
air Weeks said that It didnt take
fifteen minutes In plug the hole of yester
day with dirt There wasnt a tiace of
It to be seen today
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BAuMANN
No Reason
Why every one should not have a
comfortable home Our Easy
Credit System makes it possible
ror all
I To parties not having the ready
I money to furnish their homes with
I a class of goods not usually obtain
I able In Instalment houses we offer to
make special arrangements on a
I credit basis
I No Trouble In Making a Selection from
I Our Enormous Stock of Everything
Needed for Housekeeping
Furniture
Carpels Rugs
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Carters Little Liver PIlL
Must Bear Signature of
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I GREAT SUIT SALE
80000 Purchase of Mens and Youths Suits
Yes that explains it all We bought the entire stocks of two of the worlds
i best makers of highclass clothing at exactly So CENTS ON THE DOL
I LAR We did not need the goods we bought them because we could
turn the money quickly and at the same time strengthen our position as
4 New Yorks greatest sellers of highgrade clothing at unprecedented prices
Our good fortune is aoubly yours for these fine suits are yours on the
same basis
7 jr 4 Tuesday Morning at 8 A M Begins the
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Sale of All Sales
it hZq ii This gigantic purchase of 8300 suits gives you the worlds best suit
tJ t values Our daring exchange ot cash for suits gives you the suit oppor
I i tunity of the year 900 different distinct styles all correctly hand tailored
I in any shape style and size A 50 PER CENT SAVING THESE IM
k K MENSE STOCKS ARE BUNCHED IN FOUR LOTS AS THEY
W WERE BOUGHT SO THEY WILL BE SOLD
I pt t6audlB Spring 10 to 22 Spring Ultra Choice 23 25 Ind 28 80 and 32
5I fi Summer Salts at arid Summer Suits Spring Summer Suits Spring fi Summer Suits
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r To Sell at Tbls PJlce ToSellalTnlsPrlcd Alibis Price We Filed It Here theTopNotchors
i we got a great we captured a big
line so that early comers These are the suits
line of Mens They come
l in all the new and will get choice of imported that are always looked
Business and
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tV W stylish effects upon as exclusive
orted fabrics in
I1 t semiDress Suits ported a r s
h a n d p a d ded The English Frock
A I g4 of Serges uncut shoulders hand Tweeds Vicunas
I Walkh Suits Prince
I i Worsteds fancy felled collars sin f u n c y Cassimeres Walking
C mixtures in sin gle and double Tliibets in single and Alberts Cutaways all
r gle and double breasted Had double breasted sack of the finest foreign
d Jt breasted sacks they been fabrics Tliibets
bought suits having all the Vicu
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a very they nas English Tweeds
latest cut marks of excellence
i Most they would have and the costliest Wor
l of them are hand been marked 1 8 looked for in mer steds also in single and
g made garments 20 and 22 chant tallors4osults double breasted sacks
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French Voiles at Half Price
THIS is a most extraordinary offering to
I como when hero is uuch a demand for these popular
fabrics This pnrticular comes from a celebrated
French manufacturer who wished to close out his surplus
quickly notwithstanding tho high desirability of tho goods
These are the French melange ypiles in the doublo
open weave that is given that desired rough effect by the
intortwining of uneven threads of white and contrasting
I color producing the flecked appearance that all smart
dresses demand this season
The grounds are in navy blue tan rose a French blue
gray and green mixtures The goods aro43 inches wide
and aro sold regularly at 150 It yard or more Our price
today 75c a Yard
We have just 2000 yards to sell at this little price
H < > tund
Chinaware for Summer Homes
Wo have just received during the last few
V V days many attractive now lines of dinner sets and
chamber toilet sets gathered particularly for the
furnishing of Summer homes The designs arc now and
I thoroughly artistic In fact even among those afc the
very lowest prices offered will not be found a quality of
decoration that is not wholly desirable Yet with all
their attractiveness the prices throughout aro fluch be
low tho real value of the wares Here are the details
I Dinner Sets l
At SO worth 5GOllnner Sets
of 100 pieces fine American porce
lain three underglaie decorations
complete for 12 persons
At fiO worth 16 and 18 Din
ner Sets ol 100 pieces fine American
porcelain In seven decorations ot
flowers ant gold soup tureen and
three large platters
At1l worth 18 and 20 Din
I ner Beta of 100 and llil pleceu In
American porcelain eight decora
I tlnni In flowers and srnld
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III Chamber Toilet Sets III
At 050 worth 0 Encllik Por
celain Sets ten decorations to
choose from complete Bets with
covered slopJam
At 3845TrortU 55Sets specially
adapted for hotels and cottages in
a variety of decorations complete
with covered slopJar
Handsome decorated Toilet Sets
new shapes and design complete
with covered elopJnr decoration
shaded titita and cold 0 worth
915 J > eco tlon flowers and gold
12 worth 18 Decoration dark
shaded colors with flowers and
gold 51350 worth t20
At 5 worth 7BO Fine Ameri
can Toilet Sets complete with cov
ered RlopJar neat uudcrxlaio deco
rations and heavily gold stippled
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I JOHN WANAMAKXIL
formerly A T Stewart Co Broadway 4th ave 9th and 10th atsj
T KELLY
263 Sixth Ave 104 W 17th St
We Allow No House to Undersell Usor Make Easier Terms
35000 Open Accounts on Our Books Speak for the Fair Treatment of Our Customers
FURNITURE
ACCOUNTS OPENED IF DESIRED
Special Value
Enamel Bed Complete
Exactly like cut head stands 6 feet high j
heavy pillars heavy brass rails Including
a combination hair mattress In satin tick
lag all steel sprlnpi no 9 a
wood value complete all sires riOt298
furnishing of Summer Homes
a Specialty
Carpets Ru 8 s
We have the most interesting stock of carpets and rugs inNew
York and we believe the most attractive prices
fREEAU Carpets purchased will be made laid and lined free
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS SEND CATALOGUE
BRUSSELS CARPETS
A Phenomenal Purchase Enables Us to Offer
2500 Yatds Body Brussels at 95c Yard
Regular 3135
3000 Yards Tapestry Brussels at 57ic
Regular 85c
Sheppard Knapp Co
Sixth Ave J3th and 14th Sts
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11th daIsy
Menl Poat a Wr AdttrUM
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At S18RO worth 92350 Dinner
RotH of 101 pieces lit line Austrian
china with border docorutlons nnd
nil handles Kilt soup tureen and
three large platters
At 20 worth 35 Vino French
china Dinner SeU In flower decora
tion and all handles Kilt soup tu I
reen and three large plnttoro 100
pieces
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At 25 worth ariCiuas Field
Ha > llaiul Dinner Sets of 101 pieces
beautifully decorated with flowers I
nnd every plpto Koldstlnpled
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Childrens Dresses
Third floor
Infants Long or Short White
Dresses of Lawn or Nainsook
in a variety of effects yokes
of tucking insertion of em
broidery laces and feather
stitching skirt with plain hem
hem and tucks ruffles and
insertion of laces and em
broidery The garments arc
slightly mussed from handling
Value 98c to 135 At 7c
Value fll50 to 198 At98c
Value 225 to 298 At 150
Value 350 to 575 At 298
Value 650 toS975 At 500
Childrens Short Dresses of
White Lawn French waist
style tucked back and front
hemstitched ruffle foYming
yoke waistband of embroidery
insertion neck and sleeves
trimmed with hemstitched
ruffle sizes I to 3 years
For Tuesday gt 65c
chk r Aprons
Third Floor
Of Lawn waist effect with
hemstitched ruffle and plain
bib or with bib and ruffle
trimmed with lace insertions
ruffle over shoulder extends
to waistband sizes 4 to 12
For Tuesday at 35c
Of Lawn with Bretelles and
bib of embroidery insertion
trimmed with hemstitched
Lawn ruffles sizes 4 to 12
For Tuesday at 75c
Dress Fabrics
Second Floor N
Imported Black Voiles 44
inches wide fine or open
mesh crisp or soft finish
For Tuesday at 69c
Plain Pongees inches wide
the weave of which is excep
tionally fineVlllue 125
For Tuesday at 88c
Womens Handchiefs
Main Floor <
Pure sheer Linen hemstitched
with handembroidered fancy
initials unlaundered Value
300 per dozen
For Tuesday at 200
Shirt Waists
Third Floor
Of Cheviot Madras Dimity
in a variety of designs white
orTFancy stripes Value Si35
For Tuesday at 98c
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Dresses for Girl
Fourth Flo6r3
Wash Dresses of Chambray
or Percale Guimpeor Gibson
i effects trimmed with pique or i
embroidery sizes 6to 14 years
Value 125
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For Tuesday at 95c
Guimpe Dresses of striped or
figured Madras with deep col J
lar and belt of pique trimmed
with fancy braid sizes 6 to 14
For Tuesday at 145
White Lawn Dresses with yoke
of tucking and lace insertion
full flounce skirt with two
rows of insertion sizes 6 to 14
years Value 350
For Tuesday at 250
Blouse Suits of an excellent
quality Galatea with deep sail
or collar and embroidered em
blem on collar and sleeve
sizes 6 to 14 Value 600
For Tuesday at 475
Dressjn Sacques
Third Flaot s
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Japanese effect or fancy Lawn
in blue pink or lavende with
white Lawn border v
For Tuesday at 50c i
Kimonos of Lawn in blue
pink or violet figures with
white lawn mstitch i J border
s iJor collar
For Tuesday at 198
Negligees Dimity in blue
pink or black figures square
neck fancy sleeves trimmed
with embroidery leading
For Tuesday at 395
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Third Floor
Of fancy striped Wash Mater I 1
ials in navy and white pink
and white or light blue and
whitet t1trioV r collar and
fancy yoke trfmnjed f
trfnndwJth em
broidery skirt finished with
Spanish flounce Value l50
For Tuesday a 9 c
Pi fancy figured M Lawn T Ib6x J
plaited back skirt with deep
flounce sailor collar trimmed
with insertion of embroidery
and self ruffle VnluefrJO 1
For Tuesday at 98c
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The Innocent
Suffer with The Guilty
The worldtodayri9 rull of innocentsufferers frbnf that most loatlT3
some disease Contagious Blood Poison People know in a general way
that it is a bad disease but if nil itkhorrorsjcouhl be brought before thern
they would ahunt us they do the leprosy Not only the person vho con
tracts it suffers but the awful taint is transmitted to children nnd the
fearful sores and eruptions weak eyes Catarrh and other evidences of
poisoned blood show these little innocents are suffering the awful conse >
quences of somebodys oin tSo highly contagious is this form of blood
poison that one may be contaminated by handling the clothing or other
articlea in use by a person afflicted with this miserable disease There is
danger even in drinking from tile same vessel or eating out of the eats
tableware u many pure and innocent juen and women have found to
their eorrowDThe virus of r 7
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Coat giou Blood Poison BLTOOD POISON 18 NO
co powcTfl4 and penetratIng
thatwlthinkahortUrneafterrRESPECTER OF PERSONS I
and
cted
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whole yatem j
every drop of blood In thei I
body is tainted with the poison and the skin is soon coveredwith
nail ulcers break out in the mouth and throat swellings appear ii tl1e
groins the hair and eyebrows fa1l out nnd unless the ravages olllie dlMue
are checked at this stage mote violent nnd dangeYoua symptoms appear
in the form of offensive Bores copper colored splotches terrible pUM
in bones and muscles and gen rul breaking down of the BystenJV
S 8 8 IB a specific for Contagious Blood Poison and the only nmitajri I
that antidotes this peculiar virus and makes a radical and complete cw
of the disease Mercury and Potash hold it in check BO tonS u the sysM
tent IB under their influence but when medicine is left off tlia Rolsoa
breaks out again as bad tor worse than ever Besides the use of tie
minerals brine on Rheumatism and stomach troubles and frequently
produ bleeding and aponglnesa of the gums and decay of the
teeth Afl 8 8 cures Blood Poison in all stages and even renchee dawn
to hereditary taints removes aU trtceft r
of the poison end naves the victim from
the pltiableconnequencesof ths t1fl trl 1
tscourge As long ann pU11 VilIiU
iBleftlntTiebloodttlBllalXftobwfikoaW
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IM a uir disease to others ft RHsJ iu iaMte l
purely vegetable andean be taken without any injurious effccU to litaUH J
and on experience nearly fifty years prove beyond ldoubttl t ueN0
Contagious Blood Poison completely and permanently jWriw li
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