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WEERE MILK^IS WATERED.
DEjVaERS. NOrJUlRYME^. TO FLAME.
raajtattrtTSiFaOMB aXAMISATIOXH BY 1IIK1 r-TATIt
Og?ClAL8~THF FARMKK1 nFFKNUKI).
Da-finr-he investbration of the Milk Trust here
by the Ssjate Comaiittee last -tveck. comments
ware made ly certain papers on the testimony of one
witness tha have greatly stirred up thc dairymen
af tbe State. They are indignant at tba reflections
rMade upon tiem, which arc in effeot tiuit they do
not feed their stock properly and that they aro
laranly respomible for the quantity of impure milk
sole In this BBB,
An elaborate reply to theeo imputations has been
ir,aie by William 1\ Quinn, counsel nf the State
Daly Commissbn, who cites facts aud figures to
abrw tabat aduluration of milk is rarely practised
hythe fanners. The dialers are the truilty par?
da. Mr. Quinn tolda, rrasoning about the matter
in this way :
On April 30, IBBm, the l?w creating a milk standard
wa* paaaed. It provided tbat " if the milk be shown to
esttalu more than fl per cent of water or fluids, or
lae than 1*2 per cent ol milk solidi, whioh shall con?
lan not less than 3 per centum ol lat, it. r-bail bo de
cared adulterat-d." This was hv-ld iiiicon?,:liuUonal
lr the General Terni of the Third Depart rn nt In the
allowing September, bot on January EB, 1&*0, tho
Gurt of Appeal* reversed that Ueclnon and declared
tia staadard conclusive as to the bi ult oration of milk
li prirseeutlons under this law. Pince then tho In
aiectloia made- by tho Mate Dalry Department ol milk
sttpplleo to Now-York by tar mei**, as appears by tho
Dary aaunlksloner's report, gives theso results :
18?6.
Canl. Below Standard.
2.628 BBBja.lO.W I 888
617 peSirs. 8.018 -02
1887 (from January 1 to .*>? teraber ?.0"
('am Below Standard.
4.791 dslrat.IS."*' 808
40* r>tMUt*.-. 1,808 j]
1,895 slur*. 1.808 170
lt apptrs from these figures that 07 per cent nf
the milk nipped by farmers waa pure when IBB Stead
a-tere dunn; l?r>(?, while 8 per cent ul that sold by ped?
lars wa? adulterated. In lc.87 we lind that \>6 1-2 per
oent shippd ty farmers wa* un-tdnlteinted when de?
livered bee, while fi 1 3 per caul ut the milk sold by
pedlers axe li p?r cent of lhat exairliied lu Btoras wa.*
below tho standard, la cacjj yea- the nam below
tie ttaiirdiad had been adulterated ai. average amouut
not ezceediig 7 per cent, bUice ?BftSBBbBB HO, 1887,
tee liupoctbus by tiie drpartini'iit sloiv thai not to
exceed 1 p?r cent of tho milli ivceiv-d in tbls city
tem tbe faruers of tho m h'.c ls ad ult crated.
The superbr u.ualuy ol tho milk is a complete rto
doauou ot ih- faruior* agaiu-i thc chm-gt ol BBffapSC
tatxllng aud care of their row?, a* citbci would nu
lair the charaoter of the niilk aud injinu the health
Cf tate nows, jurlng thc last two yea*--, thc BgaatB
d the State Dalry Department have lusjecied ihou
auads ot dairies and exam.ned thc (undi mn of tba
ovi, the toed aid tbe caro given to then. With few
etoepuons tbe com have been found In koo! couditlou,
PMiiierly lid and eared foi la all IBBpeota a marked
Inploieuicni na* LrU-n made in th" Caaea admitting
Hereof when tho attention of tanners l,a* Wou
caiiei to any defect*. discovered on tm eaiiier In
tpectena. so lew laataaoas ol Imprepet ioeuing or
neglett likely te affect tba whoteet-iaieasa. ol miik
have leen discovered since lr-oj thal lt jmy almost
be tait that none exists.
Tbequality of milk delivered by tho faniers of the
State t> tho dealers Will bc ma.i.tamed by the pay
meut d a fair prue, thu-, removing an,' tempta?
tion fo lowering Its standard. This due* not mean
an Increased, com to tho consiiniei, biit only that tho
de ale rs i hal I not retain tba raosi el what a paid bj
the conunior. Thal h.v- bein abown la 'le cruse of
oleomargarine. While that product un* '('lias butter
the fartitu* received a low pine fur tlici- butter.
Pit-aee thi sale of olaoBiaigailiie has treen practically
Suppressid, the*: havo ti*eived higher pru is, while
the aaasaaar has paul aa mere.
I hav? ,ot exatninetl the effect of the so-ealad milk
trust upoi. the dalry I Bte rests, and therefore havo
fornied no (ni-iion i ii that jiulitt. My only o'jject In
calling aiteillin to tba nr\'spatter CommentJi on tho
testimony of ije ?* itne>^r* before ihe senate Committee
ls io protest against the unfounded charges maali.' by a
few papers tgain*t tba fanner* nf tba State New*
Yorg dalry p-odints are In iretierai demand In foreign
and domestic mai lien en account of their Inoieaslng
reputation Rr purity. Th.s ls not only a manet ol
pride with mr farmers, hal ls Him) es-entlal t(. fh-lr
continned pBspsrrty. Tho reputattoB of our state
products shoild lae faaleiialy guarded and all i rrjiMt
criticisms fran whatever source s'iottld be reeled.
Nearly all thc adulterate,! dalry products found la our
market* tomi fiotn other Bte-es.
DK D. JEROME BA SHS EV HI ED.
The funerg of Dr. P. Jerome Sands, of Tort Cnesfer, '
tooh place at the Baptist ( burch In that village yes?
terday aftcrtaou. Tho edifice was crowded to lt*
utmost, capacty with the rein*Ives, friends and for?
mer patients if the dead pbyatelaa. Members of tho
Town Board olOfficer**, Trustee, nf the Village, mem?
bers of the Boad of Trado and member* al tba Med'eal
AJ-soclation ass-in'oled and joined the proeaaBlai on
its way to tbe ibaiea lo manifest Iheir rested for
the memory of .ir. sands. The coffin ra* of finely
polished oak urm which rested i profusion of fl.il
offerings. Tlie nev. Bf. F. Wakefield, pastor -f the
Baptist Church, ihe Kev. Mr. Dowd, pastor el the
Presbyterian ("hii-h. and tbe rev. .inhn Pegg, pastor
of the Mothodt?. hn**ch. otiiciiied in the Impressive
?ervleet. at tho cm rch. at the close of which th- body
Was taken to tbaUalOB Cemetery at Bye, for burial.
PREPARIYl FOR ST. PA TEICVS PAT.
The arrangerr,a?n?i have baea BeasplsBsd let 'he pirade
by th* Ancient Ordtr ot HlbaiSttsos aa sr Patriekfi Day,
9r at least tba: section of the organization which nairns
io kiai-e the larj'"?<t loltasrlag?Ssa taara ?ll'., as Basal, lie
'.wo parade* ill* yaar, Ji.hn Bah la a?, Martin Mahen,
I'eier Madbn r;i-p,-? l;iv citi'I Martin MaMeOB havo
oeeu elected i* ialagatsa by the Oonaty (? dvay Mob's
Aisociatien aid are labevtag hard to make tb" eonUngeat
?rom that <iu.rter shuv ujt in lartre otaJBhera IBS i-v
eritl (Xintlngetla will fatal at \Va*hln(.'toii Si|Uarr- a id prsi
c"<d up PUB Bia te Thttt"cntii m , 'ti'ti io BreSBway
and Union f-;uafe, around WBflklBgtOB'S Mi.nun.>? it anl
pui-t the BBfawlag uland at Baveaiaeath-Bta, up lounh- ,
ive to Bsybaaath t.. ia t'lfthat-., t., nity snraiah al. !
and by way if kb) aaBBssa Psralavard to Jone*.'* Wood.
Adttreaae* w.l tie le'ilvcn-d by |.i'.'i..',,iir speakeri and
real sprigs < ItaVSMlOeh fr?r.li finm the Boll Bf (lid lirin
will be dutrbuted ts the beys and gtrla Edward Dow.
dall win aetas Gnu.--! Ma tbs!: John Ueraoa lia aid aad
John Lyons second aid
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GETTISt THEIR SA LE SM AS' OUT OF TROUBLE.
ta. c .u..'???(.(>?, travrlUng salsswaa aad B'ew-lteli
a*T?at for ra baaoai Wat-n i -i-. ii... of Bieeklra, ??..*
arrestrsd or Thu- day nli'.'it eh 1" erou ag tic Bi ?;?<?n^.un
Brid.'. atJt'ig.irj rails Ban Canada, sa a eaai
a'.iemptini to iflaiugtls into this reentry seteu poid aa) li
cases, vaied at s.3.,.1, and tta^ ta I i la 81,008 bitll Ly to
VniU-d tstit* ( OBI --i.i,-r ul I.'.-kp.:t. Mr. Dubois
lias gone 'Xi laOCbjOrt IB offer ball, J. Dejtollirr, ti,.
general inangei ,,; tbs sompsay, ms -"-ii reataraby Bl
the factor; No. 22 XOartoa-at, lirooklir.. Ile sais Uut,
Ooftit'remdt han -MSB BBvaral CBBadlsa trljts for ibe
Baaajaay, el kif aataaaMbatB' tou:?. Th;s wa* un- trs;
trip for tb baie of wa(clica.-es, Hurt h? ',>jlt SS Tea cases
a* sample. Th*-se are u-idmibit-dly Iho ai tit les ho ls
accused ( attamptlng to iaacglal In and Hid trouble
probably mic from hi* omission la make foriuil declara?
tion of tbir pre*.?ncc. Mr. Depollier thiiKS the matter
elli be ac?led by the pay irena o' a small line.
jf/4- lulv pike loses sour jewelry.
Miss Ijlu Mke, stopping at U.e llryant Patts. Hotel,
waa robbi of a dianicnl-sui'1'li-d pair jf garters, a ruby ;
snd enteiid ring, and a jiawn uck. (. ??-.tn .-.--n? .1._- a dla
ciond brselet, on February 1. During her BfeSBasS fi om
tb" reomtkat dsy burglars gained BOOBS! to her routn
ind ransatitd her bureau drawers vt bi rc tiny found tho
laseawy. \ few iaya a,''; Deteeslves uren and Haye*,
ef Ute Museenth l'mclnct, traced Ihe pa un ticket lo tho
pofassaalon of Albert BTagbaa a jeweller, of No. 43
Thlrd-sU Dotective Brett leMtlfied st JetTerson Market
(curt ytslrday thai Iluehes Wad bini nm: a slim woman
had presctcd lo hlni the iiawn ticket of the bracelet,
which h?< been pawn'-d at Jlrnbert Kosenthal's, No. 32
Thiidave. und asked him to redeem lt and repair tho
bracelet, nd she would pay tie- v. hole urn'ni'. Tho
sxamluatla of the case was adjourned until Wednesday.
RAI HIM MOSEY FOR TUE HA HIES' HOSPITAL.
One eflhe pleasant BBBWtBlaaHBla of Ur- MBaaa was
llran yesardsy aftbinoon at Iii" ItiibicV RMpBal by the
rooog laiea eoniposli.-; the Crlbslde CommlttaBa At 8
I'eloea tl receipts had already exi.eoded ?l'?o. Judging
bom theesrriago* which gathered before the door, the
aatacrtalnasnt wss a great success in other rcr-pocts than
Bnauaru! Thia result wa* matured wh*rn Mr*, beusral
Webb tjiiaenUid to suirerlnu-iid the wiWriuliinient
HOTOORAPRS MADE RT AMAtEVEE
A fla collection Of photographs was BBewa last week
lt lae Ord annual cxhJbltl(,ii of the A BM Mat l'hotog
nplaera-fjocaety of Columbia Colli-go. Ovsi 6'>0 |bstB
graphs .-ere displayed, Iricluding ("-me BBS inaKnealurn
flssh-lljit plc tue-s, a number al rai* and rateable |,ia..it,
BUcroflrBlas, Had ?oiiut flue liroimiie and tann 11 prinl*.
Auaongae exhibiwit*- wen: Dr. lt. II. Dandy. W. S. and
A. W. Hratt, J. H. lluyt, OL Wa and A. A. fc-loughton, J.
1* aahiadar. A. P. Hallock. A. C. Minor. W. M. Whltr
flaltt, J W. Oromwsll, ll. N. Tl-rnsu, ll. T. Wainwright,
0. EL iSadew-IJJ* Chokirsr bln-'jaouii* aud A, C. Glidersieeve.
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Tata? FUR ER AL OF BWIIT TORREY.
th body of Bwiit lavrey, of 'ihi TBtni'sa city
staff,**** buried jeaurrday in (.recnwool. lbs IBBeral
sarrats weru held in ihe alUrrooon al the borun of his
laoilat-ln-lsw, Mr*. Holly, No. lui Haiti, si., Uro. alan.
Theja"-"* private. Hie o,aly BSBBBBS la altendance belli;*
thc i*)Sibcr> of the farully mid a few li lends. Tho
dora fitts, lntluduig ono from Mr. 'J'orrey'a avtsocl.itori
On "tuc TBlhl'MB wuk aim; le, but execodingi.,' teau
ttfa Ths Kev. Aa J. Lyman, ot ihe booth (on.n g ttlynal
SM*, ssadueted the ser*l*as.
aat asBBBa BSJIBJ ?? Ml* Tansy a tVeata aaateg |
those who knew him was egressed st a meeting of tri
Tkibusk city stu*, last night, al whioh rssolutloas ol
resjieet for hM memory and sympathy tor tis borssv*-:
? Uti ve* were utuuilmously -Mopted.
OTT BIS T BRO AT WITH A BUTCBER ENIF'
A FRKNKirD MACHINIST TRI??. TO BMP BIS LIFT
WIT! PISTOI. AND IsMFK.
Michael McMahon, age twtnty-elglit, a machinist, wh
lived at No. 220 Bprlnget., and was employed In th?
shop of Donegan A Bellly In Went-st., went Into i
liquor itom at Spring and Varlck sis. yesterday
morning and asked for a fun.. He had betn drinking
heavily for some time and was suffering from as
attack of delirium tremorn,. The bartender refused tc
let McMahon have a pistol, and the machinist walked
along the street. Theodore Jost was sktrjaing thc
carcass of a ahaep in front of hit bu te har shop at
Varick and Domlnlek-sta McMaJson walked into thc
shop and got a butcher knife with a blade about
eighteen Inch** long. A moment tater Jost looked KiU
the shop and gave a shout McMahon stood beside a
meat block and wss sawing away at his throat with
the knlfo. Jost went Into the shop to try to stop thc
madman, mit had to mn for his life. McMahon finally
fell to the floor, bleeding from terrible wounds In hil
throat.
A policeman called an Banbtilanoe and took McMahon
to bt. Vincent n Hospital. It was said that McMahon
had an attack of delirium .remans last fall and promts*
lo stop drlnhluf, bul lately he went on a prolonged
t-pree. When he had sobered up a little he was led tc
attend nv?bm services In .St. Joseph's Church lr
West Washington-piara. A sermon depicting the rulr
of a drunkartf made a deep Impression on bte mind, am
be afterward appeared to tie affected by religion*
frenzy. He was alive at th* hospital late yesterday
afternoon, but the surgeons did not have much hope ol
raving his lifo.
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VETERANS TO CELEBRATE A UNION VICTORY
Veterans wbe fought under General Amtrrose E. Burn?
side at the battle .nf New-Berne are to celebrate thi
twouty-slxtb anniversary of that victory by a visit to tin
historic spot It wa* tn that place on March 14, 180'.!
that liurnsido won a suoonss far tho Union arms an,I
sent fr,-in the Atlantic seaboard a response to (irani'.?
Western triumph at DoneUon. which filled tho loyal
tBatsM with re) licing. Tho excursion has been under
taken on tho rivitatlon of tho people of New-Berne, whe
will then hold a tish, game aud oyster fair to exempli?)
the natural wealto of the waters of eastern Korti
Caro I in a. The partv will reach that eltv on the anni
veraarjT, ana on the dav following will visit the lannie
Held, also Beaufort and Fort Mason. On the Kith th,
veterans wlli go to the battlefield of Kingston and re
mm home troiu that j,lace. The sealaoartl States fron
New Hampshire to Pennsylvania Inclusive, wblca fur
Blahed the bulk of Bunira,le's eommand, will also he rep
resented. Tnose desiring to go by water can take thi
Old Dominion t-tt-amer next Tturaday.
BLAMELESS OF THE DEATH OF BER PUPIL.
Police Justice Naeher bearii the evtdenc* yestercUy,
in the Third Dlstrlot Police Court tn lirooklyn, on tht
SlMaaja against Miss Jennie Moore, a teacher In Public
school No. 18, In Mauger-it., of seaaultlag Charles
Powers, age fifteen, a pupil, who recently died- Thi
evidence showed that death was due to cerebra
hemon hage produced by natural causes, but thara wai
nothing tu show that lt resulted from an Injury and
the bony showed no marks of v,olenoe. Justice Nac-hoi
told Mis* Moore that she wa* amjulited and dlschargei,
her. _
PETER HF.RD1CS BODY TAKEN BOMB.
Tho funeral of Peter Hardie, the weJi-Jinown lttmbei
merchant ol WlUliuiiaport, Pena., will take place to
morrow at 1 p. m., at hi* home In that city. Ths
bm lal will bo In Wildwood Cenietery there. Mr.
Iteixlio died on Friday from paralysis, brought on by
a lali duwn an emtranluuent willie inspecting tho water
svo.ii- at lin nt 1 ia jrt ian. After tba aecl-lent he ramo to
New. york and wont to the (i lenham Hotel, In Fifth-ave,
xvlii'io he sled. The budy sra* sisnt to his house yes
tiilay morning at 8 alu, over th* Heading li*. 1 ru al,
acriiti.paulod by his wife and his sister-in-law, Mr*.
Palter.
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FLANS FOR THE FUNERAL OF GARRETT ROACH.
Tlc- family services over the body of Garrett Reach
will be held to-n:orrpw at his hom*. No. 216 West Seven*
tv-fifth st, and will be conducted by the Rev. Dr. Me?
ll at mut and ths Barf. R, P. Dav. of th* Albany City
Mission. These services will be strictly erl vate. After?
ward*, bangsat, th* body arBI be taken to St. Paul's
Methodist Church. In TwMlH Ikllll al near Fourth-ave.,
where at noon the tiublio funeral sunders will be held.
The Morgan Ircn Works will be closed during tho dsy,
and the employes, to lhe number of seversl hundreds,
will be present In a body: also representatives from the
Prince of Orange Lode*, from tho Chamber of Commerce,
the Manhattan Athletic Club, the Republican Club, and
the American Tacht Club, of each one of which he was a
member. These will act as osll-lx-arrs: George Van
Wagoner, Colonel John ll. Wood. George E. Weed. Dr.
J. J. Edmondson, and two others to be appointed from
the Prince of Orance Ladas*, of which he wss Mister, one
of whom will be Postmaster Lt.H. Raymond. Tho burial will
be at ? .n-eiiivood snd final Masonic a* rs les will bo held
ut the crave.
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FRIGHTENING A HAN TO DEATH.
Dr. Riva, of New-Brunswick, mado a post-mortem ex
arr'uatton yesterday of tho body of Sebaetlan Jutt, who
dropped d"ad In Dr. SlacJt's off!ce, Friday night, Just aa
lat physicians wero about to administer ch lo io form, pre?
paratory to amputating a finger that had been crushed
nhJM the Ulan na* at work Ui the New-Jersey Rubber
Walka The examination showed that Jutt ea* weakly
and that he had dried hom a failure of the heart to set.
In other word*, li was u plain case of a man being fright?
ened to death. Jutt was a Swede, twenty-six years of age,
and ho Marta a wlfo and two young children. I
Dlial TH OF A N OLD IRISH NA TIONALIST
Henry Davis, a well-known Irt*h Nationalist, died ye,*.
t- .-:,y somewhat suddenly at the age of seventy-two.
after only a few days' Illness. He seed to be secretary of
the Iiublin Printer*' Union during tho Fenian conspiracy
twenty years ago, when, a* now. Ireland wa* a eorofort
,-.Ile place to Ilse out of. so that, like hundreds of others
of lils compatriot* who wire laboring to establish br force
a Republic In ireland, ho was obliged to leave lt or el?*
run the risk of being taken to Jail, ne wjb a member of
Typographical Union No. C and wa* popular amongst tho.so
iv ho kia -ir him.
HE WOULD NOT HAVE HIS COWS ? TAGGED."
Deeteti K A. McLean and J. A. Hrsakell, of the Bureau of
Animal Industry ai Washington, accompanied by half a
Saasa deputy Inspectors, went tu the farm Km bury Hill, In
the township of We.ichester. yesterday, to "tag" about ISO
Caws whose milk 1* tued Bl the Bioouiln*italo Insane Asylum.
P.eura -pneumonia bad broken oat on the farm st,me il ays
BaTS au,l the rutted Slates inspectors wont there to condemn
Batts which were alfi ,-ted with the dlleaio and to put tags
un ths ears of these that were SStj Mr. Hill, setting under
lejial adrice. resisted the entrance of the officer* ob bli prem
l.sr,. a* they expected he would, and oalllug to bu side all
the dairymen on the farm, threatened the efficen with vio?
lence should they persist in makluc auy attempt* to disturb
lu. cattle, rhe officers then retired, snd on Monday will go
before the ui ate' Jury at While Piatas sud teat th* is rm er's
lights to rsfuse th*m adtatttaooe to his premises.
A SALE FOR THE SUMMER RF.ST SOCIETY.
A sale for tbe touetll of the sommer Heat Society, of whtc.'i
Miss liaridge is pre-lSi-nt aad M.*. Unswald li secretary,
will ba bel* uni saturday lu tha North Pat lor of the Brina
wick Hotel, from boob te 6 p. m. F. a*. ( burch ha* contrio.
Bled the copyright of "Th* Witch'* Daughter." c..vlei ot
wt,i, ii will be on rxhialtlon and for sale ooly br th* Summer
nest e,. lety. Th* HniigirlaB Band will play, to make ta*
aller noon tea seem as much like an "at home" ai possible.
The object of tho loclety la te proride In .um mer a home of
rellnecieul and quiet for geuliewotuen who require rest sad
rix-upcratioa, but who sr* unable to prorid* pleasant <juar
ters for themselves.
SYMPATHY GOT HIM INTO TROUBLE.
Surreror Beattie dlsmtsird Inspector F. K. Clarke from
th* Customs service yesterday on the charge of practising
deception to relieve a breth*r officer from inspensloa. lu.
spec tor Moori ey, the s*u of a Suitom Honaa broker, had
bran assigned to doty on the steamer Wlsoousln, and not
being in condition for work, left hil atatloa without bein*
:- .ve . Fro.u sympathy Inspector Clarke left his own
statioB In Brosklys and went to the Wisconsin to sig* the
limy cerilttcate for McSerley aud mak* il appear that the
latter had b*ou properly raliered. .-surveyor Beattie heard
ot lt and discharged Clark* at once.
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rareys. | faff-gl a%S7*g S.S7*? tS.87-s iou
Uuloa Can.I 4.Ot | 4.SQ ' 4.6o I 4.SO I 'JOO
Total sales. ... . 16,1)50
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS.
run Fas*. Cisco, Maret 8, 1889.
Yesterdsr. Tartar. Yeatordar. I oday
aita._ 2.10 2.10 i.Varelo. 175 1 76
Bains..76 .70 lOphlr. lLilti lf.N7-a
Rs.IJ: Belcher 6.12** 6.H7'a Potosi . 6,71 lil;'.,
gleets asa. aaa 2.25 lum. Mit-a sos
Caoliar. 6.'.'6 i.Sf Isjierra Nerada. 4 no 4,76
c*ii Cai A Vt.. 16 us 15.'.'6 ' Cnloa Con..... 4.4o LtS
crown I'oint... 6.2"a 6.60
l.-iirsai'H- ..71(1.00 10.2i
Uoabl 4 Carry, 4 KO 4 70
kali A Nor.... ll 37-, 11.37*,
MMieaa.- Loo a.OO
Ciel..- 1.95 I M
V.nowJaoset 9.25 8.67-*
Nerada Qaeau I.SO 3nb
M Belle Isle.. S.62-, .
a?u*i*M...... .sa .st
HOME NEWS.
I kw york nrr.
The Bes. Pr. McAllister, of Pittsburg, and Henr*
O'Neill, of this city, were among tbe passengers oi
the rmbrie yesterday. They am to travel a lev
months lo Egypt and Syria ai inspectors of Ibo for
oJgjj nilaston stationl of the Reformed Presbyterial
Church. Dr. MoAlllster will be a delegate to thi
Evangelleal Allanoe and the World's Missionary Cob
terence In faondon. In June.
The jraplls of the Rutgers Female College, In Wes
Fifty-fifth st., pill give a literary and mu-loel enter
talnment In Ihe college on Friday evordiig. MIsi
Mary E. Cherry, tiie proff-aS*-or of eleoution of tho In
Htitutlun, will also take part in tho enlertalnment
Tha entire proceeds of the affair will go to Til
Tkibu.ib Praeh .Ur Fund
GeaersJ Roger A. Pryor has been propsting ttl
report on trust* of the Senate Committee on BOBBM
laws, and lt If rumored that lt will be a warm ono
The candidates for the Columbia College bssebal
sine have changed the place ot their practising am
will her-eral-trer train In tho 9th Regiment Armory ll
Twenty-sixth st. between Seventh aid Rlghth aves
Michael Hucbjanan, their trainer, coaches the men river;
afternoon for an hour, except on batnrdays, when bi
I devotes his whole attention to the iYeshmcn nine.
District-Attorney Fellows rs growing very weary
a\nd so ls tho public.
A strikingly realistic group, representing tho "Stir
rondor of Lee to Cacnoral (.rant," will shortly b
placed upon exhibition at tho Eden Musee. Concert
will be given this afternoon and evening by th" Hun
garlan orchestra* and all tho attracllona of ttl
pleasant resort will bo open to tho publlo at the N
4uood bu oday rato of admission.
Tha fxelf'ht handlers who " Indorsed*' Amos J. Cum
mlngs during a meeting at No. 80 Clarkson st., shotib
hasten slowly. I>o they Ima-jine that because tb
honorable roproeonlatlvo of the Vlth Congreislona
District ls now obliged to " handle" "The Cougrosslon
al Reoord" every day that bo kt thereby to bo lOabaM
as ono nf themselves 1
? Larry" Godkin believes in Homo Rule for Ireland
yet, itrange to lay, not a son of Erin believes li
? Larry. ?
Is lt because Flynn and Siulre are charged will
having had their fingers In the samo little pie tbs
the newspipers who publish th^lr pictures mako thon
look so much alilm 1
The McOlynn parishioners who defy tbe authorir:
of the Aj*ohbi?.hop aud dare Lim to " cremate us." 1
he Utdat, recall ths story of the man who, In Ireland
was seuteaecd to be " hanged, drawn and qiiarteroil.'
"An' will I bo dead whin I'm han god, yat honor I
asked th* prNoner. " I presume so," rosironded tb
despot. "Ail right," said "PBS," ? ye can uuarthe
me as mooch as ye Uko, so."
"~The New-Roohelh*. Yacht Club will hold lbj annua
meeting for the election of ofllcers at tho Hotol Br.ma
wi ca to-morrow night.
"Subscriber."?Henry Clay was three times a candi
date for tha Presidency. In Ut*] he receded th
votes of Kentucky, ohio, Missouri, and four fror
New-York. Tho slcctlon went into the Houso o
Representatives, as no candidate bad a majority 1
thc electoral college, and John Quincy A,Imus wa
elected Mr. Clay ran against Jackson In IOU an
was badly beaten. In i-f* he was again tho ref;
ular Whig candidate for thc Presidency, but wa
beaten after a close contest by Jaine-, K. Polk.
People on the upper West Ride am cornplalntn;
of the almost dally oceurern'e of careless Ma.-ttn:
when tbe fronts of houses aro " sha'torod and hall
storms of roch and debris" mark tho order of exerolsoc
The punishment of :he contractors ls being called foi
According to " The Uptown Visitor," rents are no
to be raised on tbe upper West hide on May 1. Tb
rumor that the aVstors would tBOfOaoa their rent.
there ls declared to be untrue.
The ball of the 60th Regiment to he given at tb
Metropolitan Opera Houso on the night of Marci
Itt, promises to be a brilliant affair. Most of tin
boxes have been sold. Among tho purchasers of tb
boxes aro ex-Mayor Grace, Jo-epn J. O'Donohue
Judgo Morgan J. O'lirien, Street Cleaning Cominis
(loner Coleman, Alderman Merer, Alderman Dtmlitii
and other officials.
Dr. B. F. O'Connor dalia*ed a second lecture BBOI
" The Cyclo of Charlemagne" before a Urge and at
tentlvo audlonoo al Columbia College yesterday.
Thc rapid transit bill on which Mayor Hewitt am
Corporation Counsel i.eekman, have boen enpagod foi
some time, will, the Mayor says, be completed In i
day or two and will then bo sent to Albany.
Croton water receipts for the week, $.13,379 52.
Mayor's Marshal Iiyrnes Issued ?03 licenses am
recelvod therefor 3509 25.
Tbe eldest son of the main branch of the De Pey
ster family In this city always bears tba Ciii-Wti.ii
aauie Mc bolas.
The management of riilllppoteaux's ? Rattle o
OertysburK" ls tn-'klnu sr-rsnee merits to Increase th'
already great attractions of the cyclorama. A Con
federate otlloer, who led ono of the Virginian regtmenti
which took part In Pickett's famous charge, ls to tx
engaged to give thc Soatborn veislon of tho battle
against that of Colonel "slocum, tue old (Taltra coloucl
and a quartet of good male voices will, at lut"r\a;s
sing various war toagl curt ont In tbe .North and rioutl
during the days of the Reboil ion.
If a full treasury tells In time of war, Leo XIII ha'
a decided advantage ovor Justin I). Fulton withoul
having even once gone to tba trouble of tallilnj; baak
The city editors have been known lately to refuse
employment to several applicants none of iv hum knee
Latin-ail on account of that mysterious KaQlyai
message to Rome tho other evening.
Mayor Hewitt1! rapid transit scheme ls belnj
literally Indorsed by rapid tr.ii..-,:*.
"The Evening I-ist" says: "Wo are glad to lie able
to quote 'The New York Times' In cori liberation a
our views." They an*- not numerous enough, thesr
Mugwumps, to ire gregarious, still how they do "Hoc!
together" on the gho-t of an excuse.
Michael Murphy has offered "S100 to BEBOP (hal
"- Bill ' Murphy, of Wagon No. 0 of the dog ratchet
department, can catch more dogs than any other
dog-catcher.'1 Ue aisy, now, " Mike." If ye. have anj
of th' blood o' th' O-Murphyi In ye; yell wall lil
June when everybody's blood lg up, and then Issue
ycr challengo Hie a man.
The woman who sued for damag*-*'. In Judge Hrown'?
court the other day beeaaaa she didn't ct a hus?
band, will have to I.Ie her application to Castle
Garden at once, left IbB matrimonial bureau, like thr
Inimr bureau, bo under notice to quit.
There are more Englishmen as reporters on thc
New-York paper* now than evor before.
Slr Thomas Esmondc, M. P., who ls at present lu
this country speaking for Home li'ilo, ls said lo bo od
tbs lookout for au Aim-rlcan h-lr-ts.
A scornful look of I nc red ulty stole over the face
of the boodle Alderman when ho heard that a mau In
Washington Market was selling onions " without i
I smell."
"They may monkey all they will about tho Trev-I
' dent's message," said a Randall Democrat In the BoB
' man House yesterday, " but lt U still l'rco Trado puru
1 and simple." Yes, and they may monkey all they
like about his prlvato residenco in Washington too,
\ and call lt ? Oakview," but it ls vt 111 ? Red Top" ilmplo
I and pure.
Trust*, will never become as popular aa trust, which,
j please observe, U ot tLsclf Mngular.
The President has directed that the new military
post at Highwood, near fsBSagju, bo designated as
Fort Hhendan in honor of Lieutenant-General Sheri?
dan, of the United States Army.
A Bluer of Charity, leading .,T each hnnd two
little girls, scarcely um year* of age, In tii.d out of
ainn-rt. dives and rnni shops soliciting alma, was a
light yesterday novel enough to awake comment
among even tbe de ni rv nj of lil4t neigul>orho,J(i.
The receipts of California crude wine, fur February
1 ware 3,035 barrels, and of brandy, -tu, aanbapg
Florida sent H2.40O boxes orar^-t, to this city last
mouth; total for tho leason, ibo.100.
Oh! here, now, thu ls tUI w.-ong: A Btaf-bal
ta-unt" ls trying to get Into operation U-.foro tho ITtb.
P. at Dudley, C. E., w,u .Mu,.,. ,a,. ?,.(.0|l, lc.ctliI-o
of the present public course of tho NctiYork Academy
jf Sciences to-morrow evening li, tho Lan MMlag al
Columbia 'olleg?", at Corty ninth-*!, aiul Madison ave.
His lubject will be "Thc Panama Railroad and tho
lnteroreanlc Canal now under Construction," and ll
will be 111 mt rated by a large series of lantern vlows
ta*, en during his recent visit lo tho I i.'.iiin*
The Society io Befriend Working Girls, So. BBB
Weat TTstiTjT Iblraat. has saeorad posltloas A*r a
number of their hBBB-llt. and can tliT'-foi??
room for a /Pw more applicants. Il ll ? foe last I
tullun designed expressly lu assist working girls
1wiio*e resource", have beT-onie eiijatirdaM, or who,
through slcknees or any otber cause have become nu
abte ta aaBaawt ittaaaaslraa. and la oj-ea at all tuaas
to assist such applicants. The only recommendation
necessary ls a good character.
The Sophomore- (Uni* nf the School of Mine* havo
divided that they do not wish to combine, their Junior
publication, "The tjlggg ~ with "Tho Columblad,"
thc Junior publication of tho School of Arts. This
put* a rather sudden end to tho plan* for consolidation
that have been looked upon with muca favor by the
upp-r classmen of both schools.
At the Inquest In th- case of Mis* Elizabeth
Ilarcloy, an artlht, of Geneva. N. Y.. who wa* run
over and killed bj a rania-,'!* at llromivvay arni Aitor
place on February CH, the Jury gavo a verdict of
rb aili from a fractured skull cmi-ed In a manner un?
known tv the Jury. The driver of the carriage, Janies
McConlch, wa*, discharged.
The Rev. Dr. Ward, who Is lying at the Chambers
Mreet Hospital, had a comfort.itilo day yesterday.
Ills condition ls still regarded as favorable
The Staten island ferryboat Southfield, Captain
Frank liralstcd, while on her T o'oloclt trip from lins
city yesterday morning had her rudder carried assay
and the heavy iron brim of nor starboard paddle,
broliou In by being struck by a heavy cake of Ice.
off the Hutt.-rs.
The 4<)th New-York Volunteer Veteran Association
(Mozart Uetjinient) will hold their regular qnarti-tly
inoctlug at 8 p. m. today at the "Studio," No. 404
Slxth-.ive. Business 0f Importance in connection with
tho proposed trip to Gettysburg battle tleid un July
2 and oUior mattera will come before tho mooting.
BROOKLYN.
Joseph Mercede, alias " Yellow Joe," tho Jailbird
, ' who stole the hawser holding a steam dredge with
three ,:;rn a^jaap |? ,ni. hold, to a wharf lu South
j Iirookiyu, amt set lt adrift, was sent to tha peal*
I tcnflary for one year yesterday.
Dr. Kvsn V. Smith, of No. 177 Putnam-ave., has been
I spioluti.-d a Sanitary Inspector by Health Commissioner
Griffin.
Thomas Farrell, 0f No. 4-0 Columbla-st, was ar?
rested yagi81 day on the chargo oj bein, the soco-id of
t the four men who av-saultcii Kate ( as,ldy at tha foot
I of ClIiiton-sL. and throw hoi- into tho bay on Thurs
? day night.
, I A general alarm was rent ont by the police yester?
day to look for Charles Dow tatt, age forty three, a
rlerli lu the IIrsjt National Iianlt In Castletou, N. Y.,
?sim svax lu.it (,?,.? on Wednesday at Broadway and
'tenth st., Ncsv-Vork.
J Kl;.-, KV iTTT.
John J. Flood, a llguor-dcalcr, from pover, **. J.,
was found dead In bed yesterday morning In I'.rnck's
; Hotel, No. 25 Alontgomcry-st. Death resulted from
heart disease
Three children In the Boden family, st No 92
Erle-st., were removed to Snake Hill yesterday, suffer?
ing vlth smallpox. Their father ls already at tho
hiasplt.il, and their mother had the preliminary symp?
toms of tho il.-eu.i, yesterday afternoon.
Tlie West Side Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
will be dedicated to-day. lilshop E. G. Andrews will
preach In the morning, snd a number of prominent
' Methodist nilulsteri will taite part In tlio alteruoon
I and evening soi-vlces.
] The Commisioners tit Adjustment undor the Martin
j j act Teported on llftry-flvo c&v&i yesterdny- Tho
j amount Involved was ijv:;4,v)r<4 00, which was reduced
to ??27,014 93. Judge Knapp received the report and
. j will act upon lt next Saturday.
The thirty-first annual session of the Newark Method
I i 1st IjHsVlSIMl Conference will be held In tho First
Methodist Kplscopal Church, Hoboken, during the
week Leg In ni nj* Wednesday, March 2d.
N KW-.I Kl'SKY.
Alexander W. Mci'laughey, of WUIosv-st, Uobolion,
has got a dlvotco Iroiu lill wife, Martha A., on tho
ground of Infidelity. Ono of her most constant com
panioas was Krederlcl. It-ldcmann, a married man
ami when the evidence In tho divorce case carno to his
wife's eal's, sho ln-tttute-1 divorce proceedings. I'lexlo
maun will probably not put lu any defonca
Judge Knapp, tn tho Circuit Court yesterday, con?
firmed the report of BefgltM Charles K. Cannon, holding
the bondsman ol tlefaultlng Collector John McMahon, of
Hoboken, responsible for ?M'',"*'" of tho defalcation.
The final order lu the case s-.iU be maile neat Saturday.
ALONG I Iii: -OCND.
Toward a fuud of s'.yo.ooo BM a SSW building for tho
Vi. a.ni Moil's i iii-i-l tun A a,vc lal ion, of llildgepoi t,
In-. J. lie \'er Warner has bought a lot foe t?0,000,
and given gw.ooo. Other liitdgeport eltlgsna have
rrlbSd as follows: li \^. .Marsh. I., billltii.ui,
I. W. Baton, gi,OOO euell; Mrs. J. ito Vcr Warner,
if.*yOO; ia. u. kUsaatn, B600; ex-Mayor D. N. Morgan,
foot); E. stcrliug, gOOO; J. W. Birdseye, feMlOj ll. M.
Knapp, SriJ.'iu: ex-United Statee Collector Da r. Hol?
lister, t'iM; A. Hawley, BOOO.
sa- -
WI-.STCilK-TKii iOt'NTY.
The Republicans of Nosv-Koeliello have decided to
keep their club room open lot the itscptiuu of mem
be., every gvenlng from 7 to 10,
Tho Kev. W. K. Wakclielil, pastor of the Baptist
Clmrch, at Tort l levier. Mal WetM vent In lil* rastg
Datlon, but the loo lety refuted to accept lt, and. at
their request, Mr. Wakefield reconslderea K.s doterml
natoii to sever his connection with them.
Ihe Kev. U. J. \s el,,,. ajBySgOf of the Ifesbytcrtan
Church, at I'lcasaiittTile, has offered his resignation.
rile rj'i< i^oo of Ma ii i aro nock School booda, Issued In
Bc'oidaiici) with a vero of tho taxpayers of the town,
lia") been lassa t>y tho Mutual Kilo IiiSHfance Com
paiy ul t l-l, pur tout.
-a
I.OVG I-I.ANU
::tcli.inl Hlpble, the welt known fox-hunter of West
i-i p, died ai bis hoiue yfetrnlsy morning of cancer.
Mr. M.g'iie, ss;.ii si.l. In bia si \ly-!ii'ili jaar, ssa- BUM
a s'c||-kn,isvn hotel tnejNM aid sporting man of layt:-;
Isliud. _______________
II.KXTY OF OOO!) ADVICE For XEWsPAlT.RS.
the lecture tn las Oeopei tulon free Saturday algal
la.t evening was deliver T by Luther J. II. Mn.
cols, of Baw*Tara, on "The Bswsaaser, tho Ma i aa
awi tho Library." lie Mid Uial modern BSWSpapafB
coap-le with ra ti otle-r In th-.ir rael for circulation sad
MtaVanOS so keenly that they g|\e their readers a surfeit
?f i. iMaitL No man can r.-atl all that ls printed, yet no
ono can cot a clear and linMaSSd lii-lanc-iit af any great
topic of the tiny l,v reading uny single pager, Kach ono
,rti the matter to meei Its o.vu views that ono
mu* road more than ono paper M get tho nhoM truth of
a story. Tho trtict and brightest aim nf th,- prase at said*
li,- to create public opinion and to reflect lt- The argu
menl that esl! exist* and pul,lie h-i.tui?'iit demand* that lt
be reported will not avail, ai the newspapers are nos
Banty passive uge.nl-., th?y are active, they should be
creators of public sentiment.
Ile thou.ht that tho gnat psrt of the content* of the,
new-paper* of to-day I* calculated to poi-on, rsth-r Hun
to elevate the put.llo mind. He sketched the history of
u.agsrlne.* In this country from the earlie*! publication to
tho present time, and thought that tho sunlard was not
so high now as formerly. Tho gr--at educator.of tho fu?
ture, as lt ha* treen tn the past, will be th* library, with
Its treasure* from all grcnt minds of tho world, wljrh in
thr*-e days of .'iee librarle* are open to everybody v.Uo
desires to resd them.
FATAL 1.1.SC LT OF TEASING AX IDIOT.
jui-tice IMiHiafMn. of Collegs Petal, Long uland, y-*s
terliiy comralt'.ed Christopher Kplnch to Mil tu ana;-. I.v
result at Um !.'.:;.-:-'s ,.f LUiM Jaeeba, uie nix. uh,nu he
probably mortally wounded on Friday night The child
li in * critical cundill-a, and sinai, ho|>es ara cntAula.n-.il ot
her recovery. Kpiocli u a balf-ivliied fellow v. ho
MMgtaaa UbmbB a Sight watchnun and every ev
waisi the st.-,-.-.-, ?f (,,.,-.'e I'uint with s lantern ui ouo
Uand sui s revolser In tho other. Tha children of the
tuvtn often make spurt ot his sLraugc delusloiis. Imitating
bis strut and lu stael v.av* Mialsg him. On Fii,:av
eveninir they wero ptagnlng I'.ploeh as ususL Ba I
acd them with Ins pistol and threaten.'! to shoot If they
did not d--:-'. 'i Iii, ai i i- '. aaa)SB all the more. At last
Kl.loeh became tanged and tilt chain;, d a last at the Uttlo
unea. The ball SSSSSd over the Iliads of those upon tha
trait, but struck LrltzM Jacoba who wss sundlng upon
ll,, Meas if St* brother's house, and she foll to the porch,
BjsaanaeMaa Tlw bullet had euiured her aide between
the ti.lid and fourth rlba
READY TO EETUEN TO CANADA.
Tha forp-r U !,l!ni;ton, irh- wa* Btrranttn by Inspectur
yirril,'*, on a chsr-.v- i,f BsMtfal 1 aa*a*tnd clcc. on a biuik
In Toronto, ssas re-nre-ud ye?'.?rday under a warrant from
Commissioner Ostiora l-*ue,l at the request of the British
He has coii-s-nu-d rn return t/i Canad* without
further proceedings, and will be extradited as soon as the
necessary warrant can be obtained ftoin Waathliigum.
AS OTHER VICTIM OF THE TORNADO.
PT. Loci*. March 3.-Mn. L. E. Iaegg"-*. another
victim of th*) Mu Vernon tornado, died In that city
til.- iiitiniliig.
MEZZKROfF OS COERCION.
Tm-* *** PBOPB9S(-)R" Dfl.Kill 1 * A ROANTT A0DIRNCE
WITH BIS KMiQt'FVCK.
Twenty-nine swarthy 'lons-shorcmen. four reporters, the
long neck of " Professor" Me/zeroff sbootltiR upward from
a pu per collsr like s telagrsohpole and a Door '.veli o'eiv
sptead with sawdutt were tiie principal n-atores at Tem
peranes Iiall, Hudson snd Biuston sta. last night The
rTr*rofc*.raor had adie rt! sad * free lecture on " Protection or
Coercion," a portion of the programme which he didn't
reach, because he tired himself ont in describing all bis
qualifications, all the college* hs aid bean in and all tho
dynamite he bad n-anufaetured. Ile waa even mod**!
enough to i-efar to his wonderful selfoontrol in a manner
strictly complimentary. ? There never waa a nun born,"
he exclaimed, ? who had I grester opportunity of all sorts
of crimes than what I had, but I it>(*o superior to my sur
roundlnits and remslnod a spotless man. against whom no
citl/en can point the finger ox scorn."
As ho said this there wa* somo applause, while the
piorclng Mareil blast that was whistling without rattled
the wlndow-a-sdhe* and skyli-rht, ss taetiga c<*tup-JUng
them to Join In ths chorus. " Oh, yon,- continued y,.
Professor, ? I could blow England to biara* lr, ons day;
but"?snd here ho gavs a knowing wink?'' tu to rna tiona 1
law la agin me, so I prefer not to operate from thl* side.
But I lute taught men the secret of my grest explosive,
and let Salisbury put that In his pipe and smoke lt:"
.Vt'Other he wat rcferrtnn to ths F-ngllsh Premier or to
somoboily present was not explained, although. Indeed,
there were some men there with pipes iud bad tobacco.
The Professor described governments asa necessity, " be?
cause wi i,rc prone to make pilstake*," be Mid. - and we
need somebody o*or us to watch ua' Ile thumped tho
dent several Unins In one spot while saying this, wl'.hout
for a moment seeming to appreciate the delicate humor
that he nlm<?lf might be ono of tho watched Hts de?
nunciation of the D'-mocratJc party for * ateallng" his
" Idea" in regard to a fetitlfle warfare- was (Ino. The man?
ner In which he figured lt out wa* novel The manner
In which he failed to prove lt drew forth applause. " 1
first discovered how to Are a dynamite bomb," he said;
" then I dlncovered my secret torpedo boat, that can go
sr .ii., l th-, world under water. abe- Democrat* hoard of
lt and they told Tilden, and"?lifting up his hands in won?
der and lettii.g them down In triumph?" Tilden got pea,
ink and paper and wrote thu great letter about the de?
fence of our masts."
" Th' Old Nick resava th' lie yM teUin',1- said a man tn
the body of the hall.
The " Professor" was now tired snd stopped.
A SEW COKE COMRIS'ATTOK.
PtTTStU'R--:, March 3 (Special).-It ls said that a new
combination of coke manufacturers tn the Connellsvllle
reulon, with about $1,000,000 capital, ls hoing orjutt
IzeU, and that lt will attempt to compete with the
H. (J, Crick Company, of ablet Andrew Carnegie ls a
member. It ls said that nearly all the small BIB na
laoturara Biri sovoral of the lui ge i.oee In Fayette and
Westmoreland Counties are Included in tao new com?
bination.
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lt ls glvinr* me great satisfaction. Very respectfully,
lalgnsdj J. M. JOHNSON, M. D.
THK ** BF.ST TONIO.
Tho " Best" Tonic, of malt and hops, made by rh*.
Phillip Best Brewing Comyany, we present for considera?
tion la a card for the Urst time In this Journal. From
tents and trial* lt proves a most merltorinus tonio. Il
dues not contain salicylic acid as some preparations of mall
and hops. It ls a pure, wholesome tonic, worthy ot lu
name In every laaasab From tLo AuU-aVdultcraUou Jour
BBS, February, 18b8.
lAJESTTC
CORSET
BETTER
than any other made in
EUROPE or AMERICA
BECAUSE
?A t TTISTITKOM.VcDItsKT I VF,R MADE Chat will
I QT rtdo'-e tit' IBM aud Increase ths leiujlhof tas waist
Jot flesh* Ladlee without inliir'.ou* tl-rht laelna;.
Ol IT IS Til!-; BK-T SPINAL SC PPOI'.TKK e*sr
xfl matin, ant! lt supports equally well tho abdomen and
*"** Viii tuner pirt*. ut BBS Ba ly.
f\ t IT IX PROOF AOAINHT PEHSPf RATION and
"Jlj ruo mir*. Will neither corrode nor toil th* underwear,
TsmifnB Bf Bleat al the waist. The Oonei never moro
r,.- BBSBS out. in wear
j?| IT BEYER CITAKOKS ITI FORM, always re
?rill! isl slag Ha Brtglaal aaaaa I it ia inva.ua-ie to young
* Vallie*, became lt removes and prevents stooping;
anti round ?li talrter*.
pi I TIIIH CORSF.T MOST NOT BK MORI" fAan ?*?
Till tn^'t tmalltr than the *i/,e of your tcalif when
" ? 7tn* *nr*il tlulitly mer your dress If io ow.ired no
CtTmtBatar rsa ?st's sar ta trttr (al any price) tbatwB'
fi! a* well, or wllh as i.i i, s sate BBB roafort, or give such a
ruairn'.flcent torm.
PRINCESS OF WALES CO., N.Y.,MF'RS
Kepi in vine t atti! reen n iit-a li I ar
SIMPSON, HIUWFiJUB A 81MPHON', DANIELLA BOBTB,
LORD ,t TAYLOR, LE. BOOTILI.I ?? BBOOL,
BLOOMINC1DALK BROS.. BDtf. BEDIMV BBOBE,
104, 106. 10S WEST 14TII STREET.,
OPEN SlMtlNO TRADE WITH MANY NEW
STYLE** AM) EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES IN
FD
REAT.I-Y F1>E ASH AND CnKRRY BEDROOM
Kl ITI? VOU ?r'a'4, AND A laONCI LI**T OF
ARTICLES AT F.QI ALLY DESIRABLE RATE!*.
SATE 15 OR 20 PER CENT
BY Pl.ACINll YOUR ORDER SOW, THEREBY
UaBOBBI I KIM. A CHOKE OP MIVEl.TIEri AND
AT lill. BaVMI TIME .UAKINO SURE OF YOUR
FURNITURE WHEN WANTED.
ll
Buy of the Maker."
PCT
il Jj
i MT.
INVESTIGATION NOW IN ORDER. EVERYBODY TRUSTED WITH
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS ON CREDIT.
B. M. COWFEP.TKWAIT & GO.,
Itt to a!0.1 Park Kow, lt* Y.
7\
A. A. VANTINE & CO.,
879 Broadway.
lr
I.AKI.i:*.T 1.1 "VK I.X THE Cl TV.
ENTIRELY NEW.
THOROUGHLY JAPANESE.
ODD AND UNIQUE.
20,000
EASTER EGGS,
PRICE
10c. up to $5.00.
POTPOURRI,
TEA ROSE "OF JAPAN,
50c.
ROSE JARS,
I'HOM
25c. up to $100.00 each,
ORIENTAL
Duets k Ri
llN every size,
lxms$taufe o<j> Coi
AXMINSTER~CARP?TSf
ORIENTAL RUGS.
Tho choicest s<ock -\xe have ever
exhibited.
ROYAL WILTONS,
AXMINSTER, MOQUETTES,
BRUSSELS, IXGUAIXS.
Our SPRING STOCK of tho
above fabrics is now complete and
very novel.
dotcadivctu cK> \<){\% o*fc.
JImuio ClotJietJir C7iilf7ppn>.
New Spring Cloaks and Dresses for Babies
New Spring Cloaks and Dresses for Girls.
New Spring Cloaks and Dresses for Misses
Exclusive styles of our own manufact.
ure and at prices that only manufact?
urers can compete with.
60 AND 62 WEST 23D-ST.
J. S. CONOVER & C0.7
Manufactttrera and Dtxi'jnera of
Wood Mantels,
Open Fireplaces,
Crates and Fenders*
We rall atcaatloa to our Bagara, tleaiaraa la TI LCM far
Hi AH THS, I'UIM'*., KI.OOI.S. lt iTIII.OOMH aug
oruanarniul nara. Tables, s.-reei:,, lVdratals, 1 narla
I ruhr rilli asiauda. Urn Sets, lluali- Elanda, I aa ni J
??tanda. Clarks, Vase* mid otln-r arl lol-, ol r/irtu ia
llraas. Bronx*, Urn BBB, sliter, Wrouaat iron aad
utter metals.
23 and 30 WEST 23d St.
-folding Ucbo.
UNION FOLDING BEDS.
Kl.UOtl.il I'll \|:\v ,mi I I.M.lVr\VAllEKOOII**.
_3 HKrST MTU SI'. ?".?-*,
?00 tatt Sot (Tlasoiuxiilwit.
(S UiCULAI. LKTTlalOi oi crcdi. for .?*?veUera
,, ?s-saj-asa.a wm at wm** w t. tJt